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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-12

|aEsT ROUTE no THE EAST |,
OMAHA IND 0ttIl1tilIL' 1Miijiti bluffs
BURLINGTON AND MO. RIVER
Cheats DsAasssa u eaiaey
RAILROADS.
- sssikssss'eSse :: :
|TEMERR0M COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO CHICAGO
SO HOU R 81
CONNECTIONS EAsTw And.
..s ss.. g $780, &C., ~ 2sss u s assa
loo she esenaag Of the day. IA less tAsa %
hears frem ostanzwa - cineannsti-
BUY TICKETS VIA BURLINGTON.
And zen pass dows tas ssassifai valley II TIA
rsss Meinss, tas ansss stage rcass u shs VEST
sssrislas . osssass e seza G sy ~ stAsE sasly
70. 70 - s 1T sisA g s's.e fssaa
THE CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
AND QUGNCx RAxLM0AD.
lGalirssa. 70 M pslnss In Wisconsin ana nortsssa
fiitnaisi ard seasn 10 all goints In esnsFsi ard
haathsra Iiiinois. ~ this. line care soanscsioas
srs msds 10 al Helats n wisconsins Iiliaeis, In
hismA, ohEa AMI the East
FARE AS LOW
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Frslshs haa stock trains as fos - aas ssAsF feHss
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CLEARED
S1EAMsHIPS-P a Prince, Port au Prince
Poton-c, Portland Champion, New orleans I'm
pire, Washington. II 4.
SLIPS Wills Franco, London; Parsna b. Ayres
BAkks--Americsn Easl.. Aspp.s " inous. tie.
noa; Sco, Demafaru
BRlGS-Bue Suse. hutw eip Velocity Savsnilla
sCHooNERs -John Cruckt.td, Washington: X p
Ming, baltimore Anna Maria. Naa,au: X T. 4 " ard
Port Royal; W Is jenkins Norfolk: IAuru Gertrude
Fortress Monroe; Mar AdeIinc, ClnncO, ~ igue,
Whistler, Taunton; OCEAN bells. Bsrracor.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS Mcclellan, Nes Orleans arL the
Bar; Costa Rics- Afpinwall.
SHIP-Nikohai, OF and from Calcutta, with md.e
BARks-Stockholm, Padang; y nightingale, rs.
thurst, W a; Princes Alexandra, santa Cruz.
ERIGS-Ray mond, Dublin. II A Pitt bermuda
John Stevens, Neuvitas; beorge Downs Anguills
SCHooNERs-Adrian, tof River HERBERT X nes
ton, Jam; Valiant. (BTitishl River Herboft y
Chloe, Virginia, Henrietta Irovidrace; Mary Loui
&; Waterloo, Rowland ior Philadeip .s. NA, safet
hausor; u Sargent. sedswlck. Me- or SANDY
ILL., Me, for sandy Hook Harriet Nov ell, Elizabeth
port for Salem; Queen of Clpne!s Windsor, y =
Onsard, CORVALLIS, rs.
sIOOP-Willan II Bowen, Jack son. Providence
BELow-Bark Bet, Cienfuesos Wind 5
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Political RowDYIsM.-A meeting Of the
Fith Ward Union sn'r1ign Club of Jersey City
was held on Tuesday night in front Of their head
quarters, No. Is, Pavonis avenue, which was
hrrcly attended, and speeches were made by
McssrT. A. A. Gsldis = c Bliss George whippe,
and DIR. Cnniby. While Mr.. B.'ss was speak Ing,
several stones were thrown at him, one Of VII ch
passed close to his person aud struck the buildin
behind him vita great force The rowd, es pre,ep,
used every effort to br.ak M the meeting by boot.
ing and bowling. The Presa.ut @; the Club was
struck in tie back with III EGG, md several per
sous were injured by stones. Shortly after 9
o'glo'k squad Of police appeared Oh the ground,
when the rowdics became less demonsirative.
The DEMOCRACY Of the Second vi ard Of Jer
scy City last evening inaururated the opening o.
their Campaign Club Room. IL % and % Moutgom
cry street. by torchl yht procession, speeches. NC
Several clubs from other wards participated ia III,
affair. which VS. quite enthusiastic.
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Too Lale for Classification.
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
LEAR ON oct. 9Th, Arthur c., infant son Of Thos
=. und febecca lear, AGED months.
HE funeral III take place from the residence OF
INA isthai, ga West 33d Ct At o'co'k lst
8 REWARD OF $50 III THE INDIAN
"A HERB DOCTOR fails 10 describe discas. and
tel me patients the nature OF their complaints or III
hesa- "i'hou, receiving any information from them.
OUR MOTTO
W. use such Dalms a. have no strife
WIN NhiuIe or the Lava Of Life;
With blood cur hands We never staia.
mol poison ipsn 10 .sse their pain.
Our Father whom all goodness ~ils
faoVide~ the means to cure all Ia,
line simple Herbs beneath our feet
We'll used relieve our paps complete.
gimpie Herb simple Flower.
Quilted from tbs dewey Lee,
Thee thcss shsll sleat With TOUCHING nova,
Ofcaanse ana health to thee
Cmce, No ~ fulton street, Brooklyn rum 2, ND
aaaA 10 CdA6SE ~ Consultation u Advics 80
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FUIsS.

EURS-ATTENTION,L ADIES-NOTWITH
i standing the high rate Of gold. the n. Y. Fur
Misunderstanding Co Will sell at last years prices,
Ladies' calling early take their choice from our
large and well selected stock, and obtain great bar
gains about half the price paid else Altering
sri I aiysa . mrchsse . insure ssan.s moths
DEPOT " Chatham Ct opposite Crooks marble Hotel
FLEMING kAnasH. Look teS The Mammoth, 49, SSa
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ARTKCk.ES FOR SALE.

KEROSENE LAMP CHIMNEYS-A FEW
~ thousand dozens VI plain chsnneys best ausli-
w. sale al VI ceils nett cah per dozen, In lots 10
SUIT, and ready tor delivery. Z. kAOuX, sc Cedar
II. . B2i
TO JOB PRlNTERS-A SMALL LOT OF
printing paper, 24x3,, will be sold cheap on april.
cation at the counter OF the sun Once. II
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Personal NOTICES.

Any INFORMATION GIVEN OF MICH
e. AEL DOl.AS, County Cork, town Of Conner,
,and, VIII be thai kiuly received by hi. courin
...sN IpOLtS, County Cork, parish of Bale acton
town Il Lamberd. Ireland. flesse TO add ess 10 No
~ Coles at, jersey City, New Jersey, for Ann DO
Ian llg
A DNANCES MADE ON ALL APPROVED
lo,nties collected Tor heirs OF dosea.ed soldier.
BROWNS SHELDON, Park Place. SG3
nESERTED.-t50O REWARD Is OFFERED
~ ior the apprehe n-ion anil delivery, A. any Naval
alton, OF Acting ktslgu GEORGE TAYLOR q de-
serter from she L, = Navy. lie il about ~ year, of
sse lieh, hair grey eyes, fair complexion, and recent
Al II. PArLDING, Comrnsndsu,.
NOTICE TO THE POLICE AND SCHOOL
whereabouts OF JOSEPH II. ALDRll a, my son II
years old, viii be literally rewarded hy Supplying 10
MOSES Is. ALDRlClii cor 9th av aud AID sI 9th ave
Bank. is
pRlSONERS OF Wharf.-The WIFE OR
i widow ed mother Of prisoner, of War can receive
BROWN SHELDON, Park Place. $40
DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
1.-two lndentured Apprentices, one named JOSEPH
LAWRENCE KENNEDY, aged about /. YEAR, and 4
months. Have heard that they have tax the nan as
OF JOHN CROSS and WIN. KELLY. All persons are
specting them will he thankfully received by
81 r. GIRNIN, box $685. +. o. New York.
TT :. NAVY PRIZE MONEY OFFICE
~ Con plete lists now ready. BROWN A SHEI
Don, Bsnhsrs, 2 Park Place. S34
WANTED-INFORMATION OF BRIDGET
w ONEIlL, Who, In 1862 lived with teacher al
New Rochelle, NY Addrep ), ID. O., boz 9Y6 sun
office. 20
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GROCERIES,.

FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR
CofFEhs, CoFfEEs, C6Fr'EES CoiTiFHfEs,
and ~ good a. the best. TH0Mt IS L, ASNTWVy'"
vy-,o,.,. Cor. Greenwich and Murray s.s.
wholesale department, .62 Greenwich ct. 56i
I MrSRTA MT to ALI-sUGARs, TEAS,
sHEkWO0Ds great Cheap store than anv otSor In
inc Cly; ~ Vsrek 81 COZ Broome People from all
pafs OF the city can save 2tcls on the dolisr oJs
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hA'"k VP"p'h I" '"'" 'OnN'h""h lne ih'he V
We conference mcetns' nave hoiniha'"d-
r." M-,W ..'.' v"en w b,ennan'
1o,n,e,. H., C,u,,,, RAJ N.rn,'nn
and Dennisnn
..
I'VE O'h" ''"hv hoHins'pis arc '''i. ~
Ascend the following Republican nominations ara
.,.,,,,,.co,, ,.t ~. pa,ii,,, co,,,o,,,ao
nti b'fl't ....ttt+ss.t y fpihAfnur
tih ......-....... VIII. Higgins
40 ..........,.T houn y ste'h.
Nth ...t....... .thtti's i''H'H'
'fh ............. "'.h''h "".
Tho Dtaer Commit lice have endorsed hrfH7
MI. e.. ,, po,,,lI,,n Copven.
'' ~. ..,,h ,ho
"'' wv '.'''' '''''''
ITO --.,-.l... ,.,.,.,,,,
'''''-'N '"'
= 't' was h'i'0''''' '" nv
'n''' ~ Nfi'''.' ''.' 's
George IsI.s 80 n * f'Vi nSnreh ior f'""
n, w,j'i,,. u ia iso'le Rad n lot NJ household
.ool, t,r-J,... s..,cr ware, DC stored on tho
I,.c,oie,. vain, ~. Ufu-which were completely de-
.,r,vrt. ~, .rsfirap,e The Fret floor was occiI-
nod by 81 s.14'ur4, merchant tabor; damage
nng. f.'.. .u.tirti Damage 70 building 5000.
~. h,s,f,oit Of No T. occupied b. NJ T. T.
.ullcu, p,oi AMI shoe dealer. suffered damage ou
s,yfk 40 the amount Of 200 insured
TRADES MOVEMENT.
nav C,o,. T., ,yrs, Fam, C,ouSa A.ao,,,.
fl"> helh us hsuA' ""'sis heeuhg I's' evening" "
95i BYwery The reports Of Committees on Grand
.,-.., .,d rti,j ,y,,,e ,,e,e r.yo,sb, IN ,b. .ix
.,,l,cL ,,,.,.o,o,, ,,,,h ,,, ,, ,,, oxccn,i,,,s A
,,,j,, ,,,s ,a,.e ,,,Iy % IA. e,'.c, ,b.,
a. .ia,L - q, - 80, a ,o,,,,.s LII
, s, hr,,.sal zoe i,,,,, ,',,,at,,,os 4, ,ai, a., .,n
$780,. 49,, a., -, ,ri,a n,a,.,,r, u,asoi,,',
a .in,.. g, . ',,,,,,1,.., a. ,i, Ass..,a.
a. ~, H. 81 . a. 49,, ,, ,t.nts o., ri,
kinjress In y,yi,,.. d.. tso nj ,beir hau M, ,her
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-PACklNG BOX FACTORY.
l. in sooi working order, with machinery horse ana
wagon, Sc cheap for each, the ovner ia roi M In
the couhtIy. Inquire OF CARNAN PEARS ELI.
Freeman II, near Franklin Greenpoini. as
GROCERY STORE WILL BF SOLD Cheap
~ before the 10Th. Call In the evening 6pI
t,recpv lrh At n
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BROOKLYN
PLYsorrB SABBATH ScBooL FESTIVAL

| plvnor,v SABBATH scBooL FESTIVAL
oceu,,si ia, .vsnips in he church, lssl1rs .ul
schao, ,ao,,. ub.eb were handsomely decorated
for the occasion with flower. ard eversresns Al
a., o.e,o.h tho public were sdnitte,L and by seven
o,e,oe. The church was crowded with an audience
who spprecisied the me in''rumen'al music by
tie German band' ~" inc songs q ue hu'nins son
family The eh"droh oil ue school were eh'e''
aiieI WIN ice e'''ui ava o'ne' rc''' menus "a
| h' Ic'tuie 'O'i'' y" "o s'ounu n"''' h''e' w
Temporary saloon 10 charge II the lady teachers
In stair. the shool.ro wa, oisn " protDeu sd-
= ,.h.,o .o.,,,,,., 60 a .n, o,ho,
| "'s "H''' ''"s On's' "A' ''n' "o"''' '"' V'''
al unc's lent charm TO the various 'es'nres Of the
entertainment. Al eight a,l oh the second part IL
the entertainment took ri .cc iu The church Rev.
Mr.. Beechor being Called upon h. preside, msde one
Of his Characteristic speeches introducing the Rev.
Roswell ID. Hitchcock, who addressed the audience.
JWelling upon the importance NJ edussting the
Oh id..r o., 49, ,,.,,,,h Il, . ,n.rrc, c,Sul.,,d a.
" ~ 49,
re'nn mem within ihn sanctuary N a"r ne
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
"A dated with board at a a week; also man aud
wife, and young lades. lI9 Cherry Of, between
Market and Pike eta. 20
ENGLISH PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
- - E.ast Broadway, near Chatham square Board
for . few respectable single men and one married
couple. Breakfast fiom O. O'clock, A. NJ Iarse
front bedroom vacant. l53
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED BY A
Young married couple tor the winter with cooking
stove Sc In the vicinity OF Grand Of the 10
.y. AddIt - immediately stating terms. ROBERT
IRVING, station Is, \. y Poet Office. 80
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
l. dated With board In private family those " II
linz TO roam together preferred. Appy VI 49, sixth
street. II
> OK 3 YOUNG MEN CAN BE COMFORT
- ably accommodated with well furnished y
rooms separate ar willing TO room together. O. n.
81, Ne.t ++th st, ID floor.
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD--5Oo COO
4 lbs. OF tho spove wanted, for which the hirhsst
cam price WI b paid BY G, CRASKE, lsi william
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
AArceth extracted without pain no charge n, au.
tit teeth Inserted " each. Teeth inserted with or
without .NtIactng the roots All OPP alton. wa rant.
ed. j; JAY NlI.LkRs, 165 Grand 81, two blocks
from Broadway. al
A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER 81 To
"a az on gold, SO to SaD partial sets, gold ~
silver, VI per tooth. Teeth EXTRACTED without i,Ap
eeaue = whitened. OF filed with gold aud other Ill
inrs; Z. cts. snd WlIrapted by pr II. NILLTRs IN
Bo"ery, opposite the old Theatre. $40
nR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET. SETS
- at OF teet on silver vt 81 10 $lb on gold A,
30 to SIS sectonsl ses 50 ccntsl ~ noil teeth
hiicd with gold bone cement other hiinvA n ca
10 y per tooth Teeth extracted without pain. gya
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH-PATENTED
in Paris. full s4L NON ~ and upyrTls War
ranted ioI l0ycaT.. DR.. hICHAlD, French dentist
OIL Ave. Z, near 9Th At.
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A NY PERSON WHO STOPS AT 40 CHAT
N hsm Square, will he instantly relieved Of all
prove It, TIE wOLCOTT-s Instant Pain a mn .hiia-
ter curc' Gstarrh prrnsnenty. sold BY all DRUGGISTS
~ eeasr sri VI per bottle 3h,
Ar rAwNBROKFRS' TICKETS
erote% ticket. Tor Watches aiArnysa. 0 EVERY snns
pistols, &c. nc. than can be obtained AZ any other
sssirH room 9. $50
A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
"A 2is3S, will bs sold cheap on application ct the
SUI Ofhce. II
A PAwNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
!. VII p.y ~ per cent. more than any other person
In tbb city Tor tickets OF Diamonds watches, ewerv
silverware, snn., pistols, &c, At II Bleecker st. II
CAMPAIGN SUPPLY WAREHOUSE
" Wa tsele ,ntorIns complete War club, cap,
esrIes badges aprons banners torches. lanterns, ran
dles, sc. Out OF town orders fitted at once. The
.,heape.t house in the city. CAMPBELL co. 40
Sew Canal 81. 3T9
CARpETs-CARPETs.-wE HAVE RE-
80 aused our Price. 70 P e, cent The he ehcspe.,
~ Ihirty-iifth a., cor 9Th ave. JI5
FISHERMEN TAKE NOTICE. PATENT
i laid seine twine. Seine twine ut rs cent? per
pound. J. p. TRAvLRs, ~ Bcskman st. 9C5
Observation-Disclosures AT THE OLD
! prices. We have reduced our price, 30 per cent
de- warranted. I. repfs.en,sd. H. o. fARRELl.
s6i, 269 aud ~ West 18th st, cor. ',h ave 81
NOTICE TO PUBLIC CARTMEN, EN-
~ PkEssMEN AND DkIt Eks,
TO RENEW THEIR LICENSES.
Notice u hereby Given, that renewals OF license to
keep public carts and eApress and to he pub
lie csrtmen, will be granted at this ofce between
the hours VI 10 ~. and y daily commencing on
MONDAY. Sept 10, ls8t.
The number Inuat lie newly painted each aide Of
the carts or wagons according 10 law, and the carts
aud wagons biought to the Park, West Of the Cay
Hall. where they I'LL be inspected. and the old IL
after being checked By the lnspector, must be
pfesrnted TO tho Fist Narphal for renew al.
No iicelte will he renewed after the Slst day Of Oc-
tOler. by the Mayor.
GEORGE " MORTON, First Marshh.
MAYORS Of'cc, sep. 6.h 1854. 81
DklNTING PhPER-FOR SALE, A SMALL
! lot OF white printing paper, Ix2s. Apply at the
Sun Once. n
DAwNBROKERS TICKETS BOUGHT OF
l. Disno,ria ~ ,tchse, Silyerwnre. Musical Ir-tru-
monts, Guns, Pistols, Dry Goodr, Clothing, and ali
kinds ~ goods. Overc.AN wanted las Canal street
near Io~efy. 2d2
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders Of thu New England Car Spring Co., for
the election Of Trustees will be held the Office Of
the COMPANY, 22T Broadway, on Tuesday, the 1lth
day of October, At ~ O'Clock N. J. II. THOMPSON,
sccy. New York. sept. 80 1864. 3oi
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Insulated Lines Iele graph
n " Tue-day, tho 18th dAv Of October next, at l.
O'Clock NJ. EDWARD HAMILTON, Sec.
New York, Sept. ~, 1864. S2T
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NJ ARINE NEWS.


Oct, o-sK,G Os-ss as.-H ". morn. lg o
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WILLIAM IRVING, AUCT'R-tXECU-
w tors Sale Household Furniture. HAIRY c.
COOKE Will sell this day Thursday, Oct. 9th at IOs
ocirt ~ the raesroom ID Dey Of, near Hrosdwsy,
household furniture belonging 10 the estate OF the ats
RICHARD VALIANT. consisting Of parlor furni-
ture, bed room do, pets feather tds m
sheets, pillow cases blankets cottage suits Kitchen
vNr, coDaine stores copper ware, &c. BY order (.
!. u. AkkOWsMlTII, Executor. ia
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CONVENTION hAlotifntu
CHARLES CuREAS, the policeman of the
I'D Precinct, who Was shot lo the bead on Saturday
night while In the set Of srres,iug man named
Theodore Yates on the charge Of ATTEMPT ny to as-
sassnste smother man, lies dangerously IN at the
Brooklyn City Hospital. from the effect Of lis injury
He was In ~ low a coaciton last cveun. that 1t
was hardly expected that he could survive many
hours longer.
AcciDEsT.--Yesterday afternoon, a laborer
named James Muriaugh fell from the I'd story of .
new house on which he Vac working, i'll Clermont,
near plkslb avenue. and was 80 badly injured
TINT his lie ID desp,red Of lie was conveyed to
his residence, corner OF Columbia aud Woodhull
streets
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A NY PERSON WHO STOPS At 40 CHAT.
N ham Square, will he INSTANTLY relieved Of all
Headache, Tootharhe or Neu rHie,a free Of exTcnpe
prove II. Ire NOLCOTTS Instant Pain Ann Ihils-
ter curcs Cstarrh permanently. sold BY all Drusss
70 ceutr .rd VI per bottle 3st
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Sore Throat,
Cough,

And similar troubles If suffered to progress result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic
affections, 0ftentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Are compounded as to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief
April Q, 1864. ap9-1stspno, DAWN
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SARDINES. t-5
~ 20 cases and n boxes, choice
% cases qt. cans fresh Cove Oysters
10 do do Iobsters
10 do do Salmon
j. G. b Il c. BURBANK q co..
Iouuor TaVee
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Who Is Mrs. Winslow AS this question
is frequently asked we will simply say that she is
lady who, for upwards of thirty years. has untirngy
devoted her time and talents as Female Physician
and Nurse, principally among children She has
especially studied the constitution and wants of this
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