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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22

eaeroge, Afer7ilv. Enset Atase Ptvk@rsae
Lt<sl, krndf< Weefa<a, C1ssHmpkson, DE-. ana
much other ssluable Information NOT pusstshed
Every isdy shssi1 pssssrs copy ~ithsus dsasr.
Thsee EAAsasns, @, 80 saeA,
haze al,esdy bssa published ssa d,stssbused
year.
1Il
UsSl]gl (: Is
known Tor all diseases Of the female sex. They
hare oeen used In n1any thousand cases with Nm
failtng succcss-aud may be relied on in every
ease for which they are recommended, and par
ticularsy In al cases avtsing From
b struction. or Stoppa0e or Nature
no matter fran what canse il arises. They ere
caectual in restoring to health all who ere saeer-
fsorgsas ~. e., and they
fer LIKE a CHARM!
in strengthenins and restoring the system.
thousands Of ind3ss who have suffered " years
and tried vssiOua other reme dies 10 t1fn. owe :
Re-, .sns ss & - stsltA - sses wholly 70
O. n11vers fenale pllls.
| They ere NOT new discovery bat losg tried
rsmedy-the celebrated
DIN. JOHN HARVEY,
one Of the most eminent ply sicians, prescribed
them for many years IN his private practice. and
| no ply eieisu was more truly popular or widely
known than him in the treatment Of
FINALE DIFFICULTIES.
All who have used Dr. FARvkr's FEnALs Pub,
| recommend them 10 Others. Narses recommend
in preference to other medicinsA. becaaae Of thes'
| merits No lady objects to take them for they
are elegantly .s 4ests4aN
Prepared by an experienced Chemist.
They are perfectly harmless on the ~ stem
| nav he taken at any time with perfect safety
bvt dNriny tie easly sfagss Of Pregnancy the
should not he TOXIN. or n,isfartf0ge Ns0y BE IA
resnit. They never cause any sickness, pain
| distress.
Each box contains sixty pills and full direc
tions for use.
Price One Dollar.
Cut this notice out II you desire DR.. uARveY'
FILLS or look, ana II y0u tauuot procure tne1
Of your druggist. do not take any other, 70
some dealers who are umprincipled will recon
mend other Female Pills. they can make large
profit on-but enclose the money and send d
rect to
DR.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,
BOX so7s - Cedar Street, n. y
Who will take all risk If properly directed; an
you will receive them post paid. securely scale
from observation. By return mail
SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALL.
Oct Seed dkW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22

DAMlLY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
I on hand the best quality Of Provisions
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da
EXPORT myl4-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22

p r o d q G Q B r o 4 Q r !,
RTO. IA SOUTH WATER ST., CHICAGO
IN m z. o. Boz 2O0e. Cash advances made
on property 10 stOre. mch1-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22
Price One Dollar.

Cut mi. notice out II you desire DR.. UARveY's
Puts or Book. and If you auuot procure them
Of your druggist. do not take any other, for
some dealers who are unprincipled will recon-
proiit on-but enclose the money and send d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22

BOX 5079 - Cedar Sree0s Ne H
Who will take all risk If properly directed; aud
you will receive them post paid. securely sealed
from observation. By return mail.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
(Dct Seed dkW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22

Our Terms are CASH; hence the money mus
be sent with all orders for medicines II cost
from five to ffleen dollars per month, to docto
with us which includes medicines.
- The poor will be favored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-22

IARPENTER AND BUILDER SHOP on
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post Oficr, d
yenport 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

the contrary stimulated In the Treaty OF Paris Now
Is as plain ne the rule Of three tit Tor tat goose any
gander, your bull and my OF, OF any otncI P",es
measure that If the gallant Semmes with coIsail
built in an English ship yard, htted win Engisn sun
and other munitions never wltnh port o, .hc pr
tended nation whose flag was his passport 70 M
ports could take fifty American ohronone.ers IA oe u,
feen months that Prussan corsair lifted out say IN
NewYork could drive much such business WIN 1
glish chronolpeters don't believe that Ehsiahu WIN
20 20 war with Germany. -. T.. ....;o, ona
In late English prints somewhat In austrian anu
Sonth German prints more, you will observe a new
grown respectf almost fond treatment OF the NapO'
ieonic proposition for universal european
The following interesting paragraphs are translated
from Ia Girosds newspaper OF yesterday, sd June,
1 ublished at Bordeaux a newspaper haluiy hocu
az whose editors do not unite IN the CoEsfHHo""fs
:. Unanimous regret" at the loss OF the Alabama;
1.-THE Ycddo which has Just been bult ~ the sp yAu VI
Arman of this city and is supposed 70 oeong 10 the
federae Government le roadstead Yesterday morning
Che ms ,s mir on Monday aud completed her prepare
lions Yesterday The destination OF TINS ssssc
but everything concerning her the day OF her leaving me ehd
and object OF her voyage have always been thorough mys
.ry Owners officers and crew, up 70 the last moment me,
hy am absoute silence The Yeddo measures osl
all French, aud French captain
Ps,er who has often sailed from this port She IL irested
with variety of merchandise, and dispatched by NJ ATman
himself through NJ Cause, mp pioM1 -. III -. A..
That Yeddo will be worth watching. as wei as the
Osaea and the others from Nj. Armans Nantes ana
Bordeaux ship yards For have the spoken declara
on of Minister Rouher in the Corps Legisat and the
assurance Of NJ Drouyn de Lhuys put in writing by Mr.
DAYTON that of these vessel, can leave French
potts unless the French Government he fully satisfied
as TO their destination. Let hope that in this case
one of the Emperors famous expressons-with a
true; "When France is satisfied Europe land America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

A SraY OF TnE TIMEs.-Mr. A. Morton, the
eminent ma uiacturcr Of Gold Psns has at length been
compelled by the continual advance In nominal values
caused by the imitation of Currency to advance the
prices Of his goods He has stood out through many
months mourning heavy losses in the hope that the end
Of the War would speedily enable him to boast that he
had sold his Pens throughout at Peace prices but he
gives notice to-day that he stand out no longer and
must henceforth charge enough for his goods to cover
their cost.
This is termed an advance in prices but not quite
accurately Every farmer can buy one, Dozen or q
hundred OF Motons Pens for less Produce every man
ufacturer for less Cloth every workman for less Labor
than in 1900 1t is simply rsadustment Of nominal to
actual values We hope to hear that his trade Is un-
affected by IT. for we bold it no mans truo interest to
buy any more than sell goods for less than their hon
est cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
The British Prise steamer Rouen.

bUeION, MONuhyr Juy IT. ItO5
The British prize steamer Rouen, from Ber-
muda for Wilmington. N. c., arrived here to-day in
charge of Acting Ensign Murphy. She was captured
july by the IT, s. steamer Keystone State. pertior
of her cargo is still ON board bat most of il thrown
overheard. She iron side-wheel steamer OF los
tuns. Ito
The L. s. steamer Circassan. Acting Master Church.
III from cruise and Hampton Roads, arrived here 10.
day. bringing passengers and dispatches fsv,n the Gull
s1uadron tNa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

BROOKLYN COMMON CoUYcIL.-The Board
beld regular meeting last evening The Street Com
nissioners sent In Communication calling attention 10
the condition OF the streets left by the street con-
tractors plumbers, employed to lay gas pipes &c.
An ordinance was presented In connection with the
subject requiring ali persons who tear up the streets.
for whatever purpose to replace the same in good order
and cast away the dirt. The ordinance was adopted.
The Mayor sent in two comDunieationsthe hrst Veto
ing the Brooklyn and Roekaway Railroad grant, and
the second disappearing of the resolution passed
authorizing the purchase Of 400 globe gas lamps 70
replace those in The reasons for the nrst veto
was that citizens objected railroad trains in streets
on the Heights the second because the globe Tampa
were mere experiment and still required 70 be tested
In cold weather. Both communications were appropri'
foiv rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
TRoTrfNs ON THE FASHION COURSE,

It OVNfkobf
Yesterday trot off on the Fashion Course, H. L.,
for stake OF si00 play pay mile heats best three
in FIVE There were four horses entered viz; dim
Eon Lady Jewell, Bob and J. q. The former was the
ayorte against the field at the start he won the hrst
third, aud fourth hests and consequently the race
j. b. taking the second heat We give the summary:
FASHION CouKsx. L. t. Monday, July ll-stake Sto play
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Gnllaher,. Evening Exchan &c.
CAUTIoN.-The Office of the Hudson County

NAUTION.-The Office of the Hudson County
~ uasLsh Company was birgAriously enefed on EVE
day us July TO- and the following Stocks and Bonds VIII
about hundred and seventy dollars, were abstracts
from the safe -
Certificate Of Stock No. g. Is shares TO Charles Rome
with power Of attorney TO sell st,sebed. - nj,
Certificate No. "a 10 Charles Roome, foE 10 shares VIZ"
power OF attorney 20 sel attached -, IN.
Certificate No, for IS sarvs TO Joseph A. ssboa0n' "'n
power OF attorney TO sel attached ll. -.
Certificate No. s. rs shares to same with power OF %
toTney attached. -
Cefhcate No 80 for 20 shares 10 Josiah H. Gsnder Wiz
power Of attorney TO sell attached otils
Said shares were stock ia the Hudson County crsLsH
Company and their par value was hly dollars -, a.,
Ao ten Bonds the said Company one honsena 40.
lars each dated July 1853 ten years TO run, vita eeup
attached payable July and January at six per eens "
mum ~ :. ..,-..-.....
The bonds were signed BY the President bat me
sisned By Secretary The coupons are rsyaoe "
Hoboken City Bank. .,.,- .A...n.
All persons hereby cautioned against negotiating the ~
WIN - sse,H The II G. O. I. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

TIE MLITARY.-The officers of the 56tb
Regiment Col. J. @ Adams. held meeting last even.
ing at which orders we're issued 10 the Company Com
manders 10 fill up their companies to 100 speed
y as possible. 1.-THE regiment cannot enlist the whole
number speedily the companies will be filed up from
the other city regiments II Is probable that furnish
the quota of 500 men required, two other city
regiments viii be ordered out. The Major. General
tnding is in the country and nothing definite can
be known until be returns The 2eth Regiment also
designated 10 60 Is making arrangements to I'll up the
ranks. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Public opinion ON the Alabama Amir, &c.

from Our Own Correspondent y, ,oe,
The naval combat off Cherbourg last Sunday
aas been the fertile theme this week for French tongues
and pens The manner in which 1t is treated Is per-
naps as well worth or attentonat least the attention
Of those Angophobes who viii insist that arstocrstio
Palmerston is so much more hostile to our Republican
Union than autocratic Napoleon-as the event Itself
OF enext Eve Frenehmen you meet, four ofthem If
they belong TO any branch Of the liberal opposition will
congratulate you the victory OF the Kearsargei II
hey are government men, they will regret the victory
and diminish the meris Of The Federal Commander. So
with the journals: AScordng 10 the Nspoeonic ones
semIues deserves al the sympathy that belongs 10 I'M
fortunate herosm tic shaking Of his vessel the
GLORIOUS end Of heroic career" Le Pays calls 1t
"mar1yrdon" lie Steele suggesting that the fact OF
Capt Semmes having rihed and burned large number
Of unarned merchantmen hardly proves bis courage,
IL Franc fareA up Indignant and IN Its indisereet zeal
For its ayOrite Offers ;lis queer argument Of his gal
lantry. "The Sumter then commanded by Semmes)
0utted Gibraltar challenging the Kearsarge, which
pursued II in vain" lie CoHstitni0aHer most au
tboritatlvs Of semi official prints speaking Of the
ast GaSs 1.-The result 10 kDowns and all our letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

DROWNED "A boy about ten years Of age,
named Patrick Downey. whose parents reside on the
corner Of Conover and Wolcott streets, was drowned
yesterday afternoon while in the river bathing at the
foot Of Van Dyke street The body was recovered and
taken 10 the parents residence. ...t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

A young man in Madison County, KY, has
with his aunt, married woman with three children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

DRIZE MONEY.-All persons attached 10
vessels on the blockade 70 whom Prize Money " aus
can receive the once by applying by letter 70
WALDEN 4 WILLARD, late Of u 3 navy
Nc. Ies YoIk st., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

A correspondent writes from Dane County,
under date Of June % follows: lad ride AZ far
as GAINESVILLE about twenty miles distant from my hone
Yesterday with friend. only one small field II
foierable Winter wheat all the way. The Spring wheat
and oats not more than good span high and very
thin shooting out into cara Corn looks miserable the
little that is up but In many places 1t has not sprung
up out Of the ground yet We have only had one or
two sprinkngs Of rainnOt sufficient to lay the dust
Tor two months When will rain, God knows; there
is no prospect yet. War famine and pestileDee are
dreadful things Are We to experience oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

pLItilontn NAsssss
Observation-Disclosures OF,
including sabsistence,
transportation aud com.
penss,ion Of over Two
hundred Relief Agents ;
forage for horses, and ma.
terials necessary for the
work OF agents. ........
Horses, wagons end hsr-
ness, amount paid for....
Tralspostation-Charterin
Of vessels, viz:
Nine steamers, two barges,
ono schooner for various
periods, coal, loading. &c.
Total.
Estimated value Of sddi-
tlonal supplies contrib
uted 10 the commission
and issued 70 the Army
In Southern Virginia..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

DssAT Want saErz Ousrex,~-A few
days ago enc Of our very loyal ~ msr-
chants, In conversation with q nai ghbcs
remarked thas be ali not wish 20 have any
thing to do with Coppsshsad; to which
his nsighbor replied, al gusss you wsuld
iiksso have than trade with yog.s aNo
! doa'sa says the merchant, 81 dan's
want shsiE eqssou.n Now be it Esmsn-
hszsa shat this aassshaas, - we'll ~ acre.
raj others, applies the nans3s Cooper
heads to ali Dsmo@sss, aad - . azsssse
Of course he saasn's wana Dsmssrssic
custom"
We are happy 10 know that tAsrs are
bat fsw such bigoss In Council Bia9ss
sad We Will ass give sAsI sesasissx By
zsnsisaing their haass; sziAss Il - say,
sAss these sasrsAanaa whs asa's vast
ns@s@ssis sassom, de- ned sSssstsss n
sAs Basss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

walcH wTiE Ex HAYs2 - Wa aasisa shAs
the Hen. Cd w. @. CsxwysaD has gsss
pabaiay ever 70 the Ahelisioaissss and
no doahs expects 10 gss IA stkss from
that party. Crawford L. lissls tss lass
ia taking spublis ssand for Absiisisaisn.
aoasisAssssdiag 10. Ass hssa waFking %.
sssssy #ish that party, we thisk iAsy hsYs
aaaa No provisian far bin. u, Aowsvsr,
hs In 10 have an UaRee n their bsnds,
which win hs hass, oissk d The Dissriss
Coars, Coaasy Judgs, Oossnsss o. will h
30 the sonproniss saadidass bsswssa
aHossss (f) Old Abe asd ssths PssA-
aaass,o DEAN CHARLES RssAsnsf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

Go 70 rxs RAsa~--Tks Ladies' sg tbs
prssYssrsas ckarsa vim hsld Fair aaa
gsssiraisk PAlnw's HALL so-aishty fag
he ssssss u s1s oAsfsa. Adm trsa
Ill shs ether articles saas vii b % a.
hihiasas end Ter sale, sasss viii as saoss
dslisasiss ss ths ssassa, sssA ~ iss.
mssA. ssrsFssr4ss, sea sska 10 ssmp'
shs paissss 10 cay neshiag u the brigh.
syss and smiling Eases shAs win ssrrouad
ysa ~ svmy sidss bssseeaisg pea % spez
yeu purses and "shsll sase the gsssa.
sssks- A, sho ssa sesistf 60 y III
Fair ss-stghs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

. Ths sopa<sasrship hsrssofors sxissiag
Asswssa shs asawsignsd 10 this day dis
sslxsa By nssaal senssas- All pssssss
indebted 10 shs lass krm are requested %
call and ssssss the Same iuamsdisssay u
Ne Bsgls Okes. Boka parties are an
thapissd 10 rsssivs moasys In sssslsnsns
|sf aesauals and rsssips fos the sans@
LrsAxnxs w. BAssgrs.
D. w. CARxxxTxx.
Oaansil BlsiEay April ASH, 1864.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09
CoMMERC-TAI.


1aiaRzeFsn wEEKxY FoA TIE CcURcEL
BLUFRa BusLE. ax Jos. L, Ros@AA. waoLE~
44AE ara AETAfL DGkLxR sK n1x~sooDs,
GRncE1tka. &C. dc
waEAT-ssring. &s8Se cts . baah.
ooRs-PHiaas saE, % ca v sasAs q z AZ
oATs-sa demand ii soSso ess o hHah. 4
RuTAxoNa Rysms, <aiss sss . bush.
HAY-47saesAg %; Psaisas sa y son.
aAAs-~saaax snEsA, sss oeansry, lse y .
BNaT -40a svsx, % @ss 10 v iee. ss4z 8
aIDms-A5xssn, o G ary, Ese y y.
sa4oUas-Caos SaaiIy xxx. sz,sg supsgaas
~ sss ssss, o. % 0 LOO easlg a
coax HEAEr-x slew 100 G, waite, 80 y beahs
ageEwaRAT RLouRr saeitsa ss@ess y fsss
sUrTgR-Frssh roll, t&&is y D..
+ A.4 gD-Frssh iI@E8B =.
aeass--FrssA, lo@as : y dos rs
TALLow--prims, 10 sSn,
sAaa wAE@~Yelasw. sSssss v D.
waIsREY-Js0fiss' Eagle aos; o., LSEla sLAs
80 q gal
CHIoKEss--Tams o. asossss saes rrAiEas, sa $50
s4 % ' d08.
rgRkEYs-~Etvs, I'd @sa, sara.
aEcHAaSsr-sa, Louis. sas, RastsES n scent
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09
Juas q, 1864.

CoUxTT CoSvEsros.--Ws hops svsry
Democrat In the eounsy viii bs Ia assea=
daaes al the Democratic CoaVsasion 90
be held at Babbiss's Hall on next Salur~
day. In sinss like shs prsssnt-whsa
the salvasioa Of the country dspsnds up
Oh the Democracy, svsEy Dsmoeras sao'd
Seat his poss ready to 90 his duty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

1--WE hass hsIors - shs jane nam
ben u ne ssf4adisS Repository pahiisk.
- 81 uiasinaas, By Pos 4 Hfzrzcock-
Il = Gilsd with insssssiag tssdips
nasasrs axa me fFsssispises, sszsris, =
nsas shsis ssriss d ssVisssia swissss.
laid g = hs4ssifui, = also contains 4
1srssiax Of Mrs. osshssias aarrsssep,
and 10 ssni 70 any address For the suAli
nnz af ~ 80 pss Annaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09


AEwzYa CIR fHz Rksr.--Thsgs Ia nc
Sswiag AasAias u ma saas give
the general s&sisfsesisa, sAas Groves
3 B&ksr'st docs, They aye . sinpls,
shas child twelve pears OLD afs~ lie
tie practices, can operate sAsas. TAs
ssssagsh and beauty Of the ssisohs sAs va
Eissy q work, shs aarahslisys sAs ease
In ruHaiag it, rsosmnsSas il ovsg al
ssA@ machines Ter family asa. L
las sAksa shs arss prsaisn Il asa.iy al
che States Fairs, - being the best Ms.
sAias In use. Price 84s and upwards.
, ANY Ysrsoa desiring 10 parshass . Ia.
ahiBs, SEA sxsmiss Grover . Bakers
BIZ ealliag as car rsaidsnOs. AL srasss
viii rssaivs pronps ssssasioa.
sSa ID. w. CARPENTER, Agent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

ET Dir. 9. q. UxDzxwoop hsd one Of
ssAse pxniCk's sssit-sakiag RaApgs. ssa
ASaSrs on syhihisioa yesterday. Il
xssas Ike D sassn, and ID, esrtaanly, u
great ssiabss saving mAshias.s Dir. ux-
pxxwooD.is agsns for the sale Of these
m4ohsasa. 80 -. - 49, -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

~ Noas bat b pAy4iOi<a kaows AoS
much syailabls sAsHatss4 10 needed b.
the psspls. Ga all aides Of a, n all
communities sssrywhsrs there are malsa.
tadss thas suasr frons esmplaiasa shal
inoshing bat az alternative cures, Hsass
= grsaa aaay ii sasm have been Hads
end pas sbssss wisa ne assurance d be-
|asE psasi. nas tasy fAia 70 sssssa
plAA ksnssss shsy proniss bssaass sasj
hare asa sAs iasrinsse vistsss sasy cisim
Ii shia ssAss Il he casa. Ds. y. O. Aye
q Co., At Lowsli, bars supplied a. viii
sosspsssa Exsracs sE Ssssspsrilla,
shidh aoss pssss . b sss laAg dsarsI
rssska1. ias pAssiias ailIsssass frss
esa~ kisarsd psspsrssisss i aafkss !.
shas isaeErss sAs sissa@l iss wAiah \ 4
sssosnnssds4s .Aiis sAsy DO nos. N,
ara sssassa Il tAis faas By nsvs shas
oae 81 pas owa sxpssisass u its srasA+-
sTsassssss Fsrz6er, Nashville, Tsaa- II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

- W. AaFs Just Esssiyed ths saly
numbsx Of sspsssrsoa,s LAdias' National
Aasas,as~s i j. sss 81 Ne Asss asasA-
llss nov paslisAs4 i Us ppissa ssssss.
kysry lady saosla sshseribs foE 1t. Ii
j. pahlisasd ~ Ms lay rates o. % per
snnam. Address Chszlsss j. .Rsssgsoa,
Dos ohsssadl slsjss, pbAsdsipla.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

- That prince Of gardeners, II. il.
Inass ~ again placed % undsr obliga-
sisns By lssviss ~ . lssss beaass a she
nise1t aowsn - Asvs sssn ahis ssasosA..s
a rsseiss - bssatffai Nd Ii h.s q
~ $3.50 = ~ saas he'd y lispsss1
d. fksss Wishing v plaza i aas eraAe
nsss h sAsis gaE1sn woaid o. vsll u
rye him I'll.
- ~ - II 9@Eas@ 80 as1 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09
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s;.. =. 10 -. -. i
soraiaw : ssas-,.nh,a ,..o,.. -,
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- - ;. 800 as $50
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,hs. w,n. sau.h t,.<a,,,.,.n. IA s.IaF !.
miis and ! halr. viii fearful slaarh lsr.--
ATS o,eIook shs bassls ended and ga had
cha .SsleA Yhrus az sas bsissass had
whipped : whols ssrps.
The provost marshal eoanssd L2s dead
jass in Davies frsas, bal sAsss could aas
nave embraced bali sheir dsa5. Thsrs
were loads upou loaas Of sheir wosaaed
carried from shs Geld, and our hospitals
ooasain number of their asa nogtsll '
or severely woaaasa. Oar total less i
s6s.
On ths aosh uIs.. a considerable asxas
look pIaSs, bsswsaa shs Fsasssa cavalry
under shsriaan, aaa he Confederate an-
Ter Fla Hagh Les, msaS Coal Ha<bor,
~hish is described ia The sslsgraphic re-
port - tOllowa: r r n ID
'sshai1aa, pssOelving ) eoras ps FpAsa
cavalry ii Coal Harbos, which proved TO
be Fits Hagh Lees dlvisioa, attacked it
and altar = fSht routed it, together vita
Ciinxmsa's brigade Of iaf&asry, which