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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-17
Caleb D. Reed, defendant

The object Of thh suit IS 10 re.orsr q diSoX.
ffon the bend Of mstximony. $ And il appsa.ine
from aGdavtt that the Tdefsndant. OpIsb III r.
not resident Of this STATE, 10 10 hsrsby ordered
that ne appear here within one uion,h 'froo, 5tbe
due publication Of this order, and do What Z uees
essary to protect bis interest In tails suit ~
-. copy Tssts, s.a-. RIB. LOTT 0sfh.
Wilson . Smith Attorneys for Piaiatid Z N - b
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-17
Brandy Peaches.

k0 eaese-d dozen bottles sssh-ia store ana
w aS9 ue03V y. RiUi
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-17
Dyspepsia Cured,

WISHART,s Dyspspda PHls ara warrantsd u surs
w the worst case. They havs beam used sstsnivS.
S,s ssssssss .as sass,y Ben: mall
ssld Wholesale and rata, by III. i'rIss1 rsu
..-'. - T. q. LOGAN B. co, TO-
oe30 -N and LOGAN, LIST i CO. :"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-17

l.. a.. NOTICE, .e!oq saT
TUE WHIST VIRGINIA sHOSPTTAIs FOD TIE
i Insane vii be prepared 70 feosfvs paa0ta On md
a1sse tAe 18th Of Now inter neat .5''EFI / u ST-
nsvs-lm RIP, CAMDEN, Issalnsr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

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1870 ss-ss-~ 1sfs~.s@ Il s<e xssiosrf f1cSxeazEen
7. Sssss~.ss q 49, - .s~e fsr rTsaidsniial
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" - - - - H.xxaanl nu2Isfeni
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49, - - - sses~ - "a 90 aEsses Wsahssz
S-ssS -..ss< - - - arf No GALES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09
Dsmoorasio csaasy csassasioa.

Tbs Dsne@sey Of Possawasssmis
osaasy are rsqassssd 10 lasss In Mas
Osassasiaa - SABBITTaS HALL In
COUNCIL BLUFFS, On SATURDAY
THg iisA DAY OF JUNE, 1854, ss
ONE O'CLOCK P. L., for aas purpose
Of slsessag delegates - asasaa che Dsaao-
cratic State C0assasssa 10 be haad n
Dsa MSlass, on TAarsday sAs 18th dag
q Jass 1864.
LgaAsHxR W. BAsaEsT, OAaiEmsa
Of sks Dsza. tea. Csms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

PA oAgnaDAx@s.
We aesiss saas several papers ssaamiag
10 sa Dsmossasie, hare raised shs nauag
se asa. Ms0lsllaa ~ shslr saalidass fos
sas PrssiLsasy, wails sahsrs aasa pat up
sha aams Of 6sa. 9saas, and oshsrs airs
talking aboas he "sxpsaisaey'' Of nosa-
iaasiag War OsAooras eesaids Of sas
Array. Fog our part ws ara opposed to
thssaoaiaasaoa Of . political saals Cos
aay elkss. a War Dsmsexas is a. Asa
with sha L0a's skin sf Dsmoarssy shrSws
ever him In osasr 10 hide sAs real char
aessx Of he animal-~he IL in osAss woxAs,
. posisisal msIs--ia fswsF Of shs psoss-
sasssa sf she var, bas opposed 70 she and
10 Be accomplished by ito prosesasion -
aslshss Horse or 90 ASS sonpsnad
ssswssa sAa swo, whish Lives cas- iss own
generation szd becomes exgiBes. From
sash eaaiilAss ws hops tn Democracy
msy BE- safely d Iisexsd. Wails ssas Of
cur sassssa contemporaries ara raislag the
Rasass Of saeh aybrids, NE notice Cali
9ossia papss raises the names Of TaOsAs
II. sagsous, Of Csaasssisas, aad DAMEI
w. Vosaaxgs, OF ladi4aa, as sas Dsmo-
szasia ssaliAAsss for Prsaidsas sad Wee
Prasid@ns.
This woaId b. glorioas sisgss--ons
whish svssy srgs Dsmossas sad fFissd OF
tbs uni0a as 10 vac, and shs Constitution
~ 10 10, ssalA sappsss- We havs NO aoats
BAT SAGA siskss AZ shis--sompoasd Of
mea who sxs Damosrass from prsaespss
aad net fer essaasT--msn who are
opposed 10 shs pfssesasisa Of the present
wac fss Gag pagpsss, will % IN slse Geld
ss shs ssxs slscsioa. We are a. sass thas
sAis sill DO the eass - ws are aass sAss
shaprissiplss Of Dsmssxasy have an abb
ding place in tins as&rss OF sAs people.
Saah siakss nay net be pas in asmia-
asisa d aas CbssAgo Csavsnsisn bal
sass . siskss sid be dominated aad ssp-
psrsAS By sks maasss sf tbs Dsnozasis
pAxsy, notwithstanding shs action Of the
p&xsy lsaasss whs zsy asssmps By sssasa-
cry 70 eosss theta 70 voss Ter Vas Dssa-
eoraS.
We aigas % wsll say right bare, saAs
Il = psass Dssasssas saaass b. elected,
ne DOES care fssshiag Who 10 alssssa.
We hass 10 aastss bssssea usmltiSsssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09
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yEREKKs1N nAya9 Mgs&AsR
Nsxs weak Ne will pablish M. DAxss
asssaxs 10 he oeassasssss OoagFsss, 70
sssAss villa Ar. soeosx's snsesh an tsk
Pc the Spsaksr's assis. Wa prssaa.
sas rsaasss wsald lsks 10 kaow whal
~ysG," asd osAsr leading O0aksasrssss,
'ssss 70 szy. by Essaiag the asssag-
sasy will isara hsw ssroasiy sas seisis .
rssisssass 10 yes ksos ap by the csafsdsr,
sxa kmmAa~w al ux.an shat uva~.ua IN :.

- JesHUA r. GIDpfsas, who oass
laid In . spssoh, wbsa British bayonsss
IRE 10 the hands Of yoaE Slaves, saa ID.
,srch Of the iassadiasy 10 spilled - yoar
sselliags, ne may NOS mSek al par ca
ssaisy, nor laugh whsa yoar fsar seassh,
1as will hsii Ia - shs dawaiag Of d pa
iislsal aillssilan, lisA issg snssga 10 sss
part Of hia aevis's sesk pssssrmsI; add
80 aoahs nos was iawssdIy fsiolsias whsa
- Esh dad, and bis soal took lss aixhs
- join shaa ~ old Jsha BxssH, whose
ssai. re ara sald. 10 ssilI mAsohiax "a. -
!Shsa sasy msss % The baaks Of sAs
sssTssa rivss, .shs sslasasisa Of cid Jeha
sia no aeahs b.
ssDzs awsg sod aas swxy,
Asw sFs H9a Seahnss
Kea'u Sad shis hasa road 10 ssabla.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09


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sal.sssI 1isn - assessa Assees s3et
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20 1885, - ssess ~ - - -
asIss.a,s = 1870 a4m sssssss ~ sasR
- = 80 - 80. ssag = y..s... - ...sl.,
A. ~. = 80 49, 80. - -; 49, - 80 49, !
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a0.s sssy - -
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1900 1aas R.e.ssi - - sssf ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09


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aasss y alm mas 10 Gag 500 Ass
sas1 aas aas4sass'sas ~sfs' ans as sa0sS
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BEST contract pssasas fss sss sasJ, vi
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ossa psysag reg sas lass swo ys&ss =
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asa sesssSSS sanossss % lass saAs - .
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~sfk- 30 nseAfss Bans and his sss
snys and % naaA for sAs Aseiisisas'
sa sas city ooaaaais Who voted dswa !
3 'nsssaskaeaa rsqairiag the Marshal -
re- iAs psiatiag 20 The Lowest aaaass.
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e sad ssas Do 10 exactly qaaliasd 10 M
= 'ns for sas advantage q political ]
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" ais ssaszass fer shs priaslsg slsa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09


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= 51saly 80 r; - - - Cssssil
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ra ssss - y
shsir - s ,asis lnnsxilsd saarsrv.
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ssd 49, siaiaak ~ poans - shsm sas waJS
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= s 'A -.
assn =. AsspAa f' VASES
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-09

- Fswier's Psychological .Iourmal
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Jasksoa Id arn Butisg.s We danss a.,
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sea-
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ias, basissss q rspialy rssislag, Oss.
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asvn u n ths hsixhssf bin glasy. Good
ssss sssa - -, ssoa asss freu %
ahsssssss. r. yisias fraa Ger aiaaa,
ls@ensiag siesnlaiiss 1t sks Joassal,
Asasy sn1tssn masts ssd svseysAiax a.
dsAfsi, sssspsiss - Fret shAs ~ III
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
ISorr snu Francisco.

BAN fRAhChCOf AOhehI, Juho ~ icni'
Tho United States steamer Saranac starts this
eycung on a cruise In search Of the Golden Age.
Mining stocks are lower than ever. One hundred ana
seventy six feet OF Could Cu1y changed hands TO-
day AZ prices ranging from s20JO 10 seOO per foot
Ifo Of this f Is alleged TO be the necessity OF
adopting a new plan Of working. 81.
Gen Wright publishes a farewell address 10 the citl.
IONS 81 the Pacific Coast In anticipation OF Gen.
Mcdowell arrival to supcrscdc him. lie says he has
pursued such policy as no thought best 10 preserve the
peace OF the coast. 80
III Bellows addressed large meeting at Marysyile,
whore g., 90 in gold were contributed.
SAN FRnrIsoo, june %. 1864;
The Board OF Supervisors have ordered to be
printed ordnance approprating 100000 for the oon-
tractors of the Comanche.
Money is scarce and tie prices OF all articles are
double what they were one year ago.
The first lot Of California bOra1 was offered Tor sale
to-day at 70 cents per pound The supply Is abundant
Nal Gen. Mcdowell assumed command OF tho De-
pariiaenl VI the Pacific today. Brig. Cen Wright,
whom be relieves continues In command OF tie District
OF California.
Two stages were stopped Inst night in Sierra Nevada
bv six highwaymen on the road HON Washoe 20 Gan.
fo-nia and robbed OF seven sacks Of silver bullion aud
a. 600 in coin. The robbers pretended TO be Rebel
eGcra!e prny. They subsequently killed Deputy Sher-
IN Stapker Of Fl Dorado, and wounded the constable
who had discovered and tried TO orrest them.
Arrived ship A. j. Barr, from Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday. June %. ls0i.
The steamship Golden Age hes just arrived III
tow Of the Golden City. The passengers all safe
Two foundery establishments here offer TO take the
contracts building the Conanohe Of the present con-
tractors az Government prices ,
Business of all descriptions is exceedingly hngnid.
All interests greatly depressed. Mining stocks are
lower than ever Gould Curry sold to-day from i,sOo
TO 81, $50
Sailed ship Neustan for Valparaiso.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30, 1864.
The detention Of the steamer Golden Age
was caused b. the breaking Of shaft when one day
oni from Acapulco She put back and waited Tor the
Golden City, by which she was lowed up.
Acapulco is in possession of the French. and two
French vessels Of war guard the harbor.
The steamer John L. Stephens has arrived from the
northern coast with over half million in gold from
Oregon Idaho and British Columbia
Mining stocks rallied little at the close to-day
Gould & Curry advancing TO $1,000. and closing ut
81 DO The continued depression Of this stock Is the
result OF desperate combination TO bear the market
SAN FRAsCIsco, Saturday. Jnly 2. 1854.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated with
great spendor throughout the State In many places
the celebration will be made to contribute to the SAM.
tary Commission.
The Pacific mail steamer Golden City sails on
Monday.
The receipts of bullion suce the last steamer are
$500 0c0 ..fl.I
The demand for b1li9a for consge "a very brisk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

In HAyNosD srRggr.-The premises on the
corner OF Hammond and West streets. owned by Geo.
b. Lswton ADD occupied by him the upper hoors as
-four and feed store. completely DESTROYED ~
fire on Monday evening. Loss on stock. - 500; on
building $f.00 Two fine horses. valued Of sIoO were
also consumed. insured on stock in Kings Connty
Company $4,000: on bniljing Sl,eO0 The hrst moor
was occupied by Diedrioh j. Clawsen "a grocery and
liquor store, Loss stock 500 insured Tor sVo
In the New. Amsterdam Company.
liz THE BowEgY. Late on Monday afternoon
the attic and roof of No 3l Bowery corner of Fifth
street were badly Damaged by FIRE The first and sec.
ond floors and attic were occupied by j. " ason as
tea store and dwelling Loss On stock and furniture
81 800; fully insured in the Stuyvesan Peter Cooper
and Pacific Companies The third floor was occupied
by Samuel Biiinge. Loss on furniture. $500 no IN
suranee. The suildng was damaged about si,20J m,
sured in the Bowery company. The hre originated
from fireworks on the Roof
In SHERIFF STREET. -T'he roof OF the dwell
Ing of Jonas Lincoln No Sheriff street was damaged
BY fire ON Monday evening 20 the amount OF SOD IN,
sured in the Globe and Beekm0a Companies. Caused
by fireworks
In WEST NINETEENTH Street.-The dwelling
Of Donald Grant in tho rear of No 90 West Nineteenth
street damaged by fre'on Monday evening Loss
on building and furniture. 500. No insurance.
number OF other fires reported by the police as
having occurred. mostly from fireworks, but they were
cxtinguished with trifing damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
The Fourth in Jersey City.

The Fourth was observed in Jersey City by
the firing of sautes, the ringing of bells at sunrise
noon, and sunset, and display of freworksat Haml-
ton square in the evening. During the day many thou
sands OF people attended pcncs and other festivities In
the suburbs and the city itself presented rather de-
serted appearance. Very few casualties occurred.
bow named Waters Lesiding in Railroad avenue. shot
of two fingers of his left hand. lad name not ascer'
tanned fell from tree at Father kellys picnic AT Ber
gen. and was instantly killed. boy named Tommy
Muigan got upon the track Of the kcw.Jersey Rail
road at Bergen Cut where he struck by the engine
Of the 40 D. H. train and had one Lex cut OIL He IVES
taken TO Newark There were but three arrests made
by the police for drunkenness and dsordcry conduct
Tor tie "a hours ending on Tuesday morning.
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Peter Hagan or Egan, an old employed in tho
pinno storeroom, is supposed to have persisted IN the
flames he entered the building No - Grand street
alter ID took fire. and inside when portion OF the
burning roof fell in. He has not since been seen.
Tho buildings were owned by Major Thompson, and
valued al $4,000 said TO be insured.
Mr.. George Stirk. piano manufacturer, iost ABOUT
g. coo worth Of lumber stored IN the first foor OF NO
% which was entirely consumed insured Tor saOO Ia
the Rutgers aud Firemeu's Companies. NO. ~ WIS
occupied By Mr.. PagenOt as q clearinghouse Loss on
building $500; loss on furniture. s2,OOO; insured.
No 20 was occupied by DIR. D. Rupp. Loss on building
"a coo; loss on furniture 5000 insured No. ~ was
occupcd by Thomas johnson. Loss on furniture, l.UO
insured for 5000 in Pacific Company Mrs fynn
occupied the upper floor. Loss. $500; no insurance.
Tho building was owned by james ~ fcrguson' Aoss'
The fire also extended to the and front Of Greene
and Grand streets. Below are the losses
GRAND STREET.
M Is was occupied by several tenants. Loss by
water 5000 no insurance. Building damaged $500;
insured Mrs. Archer occupied the lower floors OF NO.
79i loss by water $50 no insufsnSe' IL. ntgosT t
hnsdiug was owned by Mr.. Blanchardi loss 81 500.
No 81 was occupied by j. J. Ronwell as dwelling.
los. by water $500; insured FOR e. 600 in the Fulton
COMPANY. This building was owned by Mrs Stein
Lsse Damaged 800; insured No g3 wasowned by
WIN II. De Groot. Damaged $780, insured Tor u 800
in tho North American Company.
GREENE STREET.
The old Scotch Church occupied from Nos. 10 20 i7i
loss $4,000 The basement was used by Jscop an
Nostrand for the storage OF furniture loss s1p; no
inchoase loss on building, $500 and on furniture.
a. 600 insured in the United States Company Tor
s. 500 on building and furniture
NJ On was also occupied by Helmet as boarding
house. damage by water 500. Insured in the Clinton
COMPANY for $500. The building is insured in the
No. 10 was occupied by Mrs. Louisa jaeger loss.
ssOO; insured for 81 800.
IN CHERRY STREET.
The root. of the six-story tenement house, No.
1926 Cherry street damaged by IRE 20 the amount OF
e5OO The building belongs 70 tho Appisoy c''a'e' a
norton of the tenants lose an furniture 600
IN AMITY STREET.
st. Clements Church, in Amity near McDou-
gal, was damaged BY fire on Monday night. The nne
organ and pictures wsro also somewhat oamasoo Los'
| riOus city companies.
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GREAT FIRE AT SARATOGA.
The Water Cure Establishment Burned
The Hotels Safe.

The Hotels Safe.
P t TRor. Tuesday. Tnly s. 1864.
The reported burning Of the Clarendon Hotel
Union and Congress Halls, yesterday was untrue
The Water.Cure establishment was burned. No par
tculars yet received. ..f..... .s.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SARATOGA Tuesday July 1864
The Bethesda Water-Cure, the International
Eote and all the buildings between the Crescent and
Clarendon Hotels are destroyed. The Crescent Union
and Congress Hotels not burned.
SECOND DISPATCH.
TROY. \. Y. Tuesday. July ;. 1854.
The fire at Saratoga on Monday DESTROYED al
the buildings Broadway south Of Union Han to the
Clarendon Hotel West of these the buildings are
small wooden structures except the Nhte,'Cire' I'D
which the fire originated, and which was destroy ed.
The total loss is $50 OOO None " the large hotels were
in the least injured.
THIRD DISPATCH.
SARATOGA, Tuesday, July > 1864.
The fire broke out yesterday at 2 p. m, aud
DESTROYED the Bethesda Water.C Cure Loss $40 90; IN
surance, $4,000 One large boarding house, several
dwcllng-h0uses and barns shops &C. were also Durheo
to the ground Total loss, 10000.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Union Hall was not in any way injured by
tn FIRE which broke ont in this place yesterday. There
are n~w stopping this hotel 80 guests Last even
ing bad arrived here. engaged by Mr.. W, W. -"
land and n-soursed most patriotic airs. The lestl'
ties OF the day wound up with grandhop, In which al
the guess OF the house and many others participated
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TO make holiday OF the national anniversary which
they did IN true military style.
There being no war ship in harbor above the rate
OF a rsclass soop but the North Carolina she alone
fred An the ships in commission however. dressed
their yards aud rigging with flags and signals. The
mercantile Geet in port followed the example, and not
dozen vessels vihsuf decorations of some kind
Tho odd PsnnsyiraAa Inquirer presented 10 the Naval
Lyccum BIZ Col. Wiett with the first newspaper COPY
Of the Beclaration of Independents in H. was on er
hibtion'
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The Rsurth in HcSoken.

There was no public celebration in Hoboken,
and nothing of particular interest transpircd there.
Many Thousands Of people visited uoboken and the
various resorts on the Hill 10 enjoy tho day Ia quiet
and pleasant No casualties or serious breaches
Of the peace are reported.
FOURTH OF July AT WASHINGTON ROCK, n.
lJThs exercises AZ this spot were Of the customary
nature embracing also the usual festivities OF tho occa
sion The Declaration Of Independence was read by
j. II. Stats followed by an Grafton by Francis d.
Thicker ESQ An invocation opened end benedieton
by the Rev Mr.. Taylor closed the exercises.