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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

- Wires, Mothers, and Sisters, whose
husbands sons, and brothers are serving
in the army, cannot put into their KNAPP
sacks more necessary or valuable gift
than few boxes OF HOLL0WAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT
They insure health, even under
tbs exposures of q soldiers life
II the reader Of this no tics cannot get bon
of Pills or Ointment from the drug store
la his place, les him write 70 me 80 Maid
en- Lame, enelasing the amount ana l will
mad box free of expense. Many deal
ers will not keep my medicine on hand
because they cannot make as mach profit
as on other persons make. IS cents, SO
cents, and 81 40 per box or pot. 2ls
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

TIE BEsx Is THE CHEAREsrs-This max
ian was never better illustrated than Ia tbs
use Of DeLand & Co.'s Chemical saler-
atas. IL 10 the best in the world and the
purchaser gsts fun equivalent for the
money paid in pure, healthy article
To bBy any other is waste of mOasy.--
To ase any other 10 sziaing with great
blessing health.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

BRowx's BaoscHiAL TaocwE's clear and
give ssrsngsh TO thu voies, Of SsSaKss,
and are indispensable to PuAG3c SrzAK-
zzA
81 have nsvss changed nay mind re-
spscsiag them FROM the irst, excepting 10
shink yes better Of that which 1 began
khinging we'll of.D--Rsv. Hsary Ward
RsscAsT,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

Jos PanTlss--Mozs Nxw Fxrz.--We
aass sseanag saasd 20 suF deb osOe. Large lei Of
ssw rps, GAS, nssasrs, 49, All al sAs BEST saals-
~ sad --LATEST ssyiss, saa are nsw better prspsr~
ID than ever 20 sxeeats every vaslssy Of pAaia and
saaey DEB Priastass asss, azaeA sza eAssp. va
havs sAs largest zna beat assortment af goAniag
material In tAs wsat and can szvn era ana kiaa 81
wsxk that may BE desires, On sAsEs acst0s.
M9saanta ard esAsss aavins Pyinsins 70 BE- Asass
are rsgaeskeA to call aad sxaHalas spaeasasas 81
week and psicea. We guarantee satiassessea Ia
svsxy case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15
CTI0N l. COMMISSION!
! DEKAY &c ALLEN,
lilBLE BROAD WAY!
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

/ n r. pEKAv and GR4RLEs 4ELEs. having as
#.srimtes themselves - shs AHczian ComEuAssion
usinesa sza asssaa % she selling either puAiie
Eor private sale. Of al &inds Of stoes wagons, hsE-
Enpss and All kinds 81 property
N B-stabllng and yard accommodations fur
(uisfed an reasonable terms,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

e. Whisky was cat In full forca On
Tuesday. He captured several prisoners
In oar stfssEs, and towards svsaing the
victims eoa'a ), saen "a their "winding
ways's for home.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

81 anthaing esnsSsbauds. cas,ls. cotton.
"a sapsaiss. and also for a rseonnois~
aAss. s
Thsy oosuuisd Sasske. suaal station
On The rsilroad, Wildcat opposi1ioa, ard
aApsarsa soma cara there with produce
ard a1sxssrmsstsr's stores On board
Ths era ana saah IL tAs msrehaaaiss
and stores - aeald NOS Be removed we're
dssssoysd. Afssr this kns command
pasnsa Ga 70 washaEa sen miles @ esaazas-
saliss WasFs % Dsvoaacksd Tor shs night.
Al daylight tae solHnn was again pas b
messoas Azsa advanced oa GAINESVILLE.
4 ANAL fofss q Fs6sl savalTy ware
sasoaassFed = Aocns ~ oscsosks lass
outside e ne sc~n- The eomnsna
shsrs baissd thsif Aoss>s and probably
scattered aaeas Toe sasn sensshsk ~Ash
ths sassys uadsF As3of Dicksnsons -
sxssa an md asssn hundred ssrsngs saza-
sassing OF his easaaFy command and tns
militia Of the soaHfry, soalsessd segssn-
= % shs sews OF inc aovsm at OF Cur
forces, With three pieces o. srtiiassys De-
gaa the attack while oas men we're nos
10 the ess position fas asfsnss-
Ina assssk wss aesxpscsod, aaa shssw
our foFsss into eonfusaens ana after .
sharp sad we'll contested agnss sns aaaa"
assloa becoming sxhsasssss sns nsa wsrs
ordered 70 ens snear way thgoagas ana CO.
caps - eess tnsy nignt- a aash vas
ma<aas and q porfioa Oh sns command sac
essded Ia sHscsing shsiF escape bas q
namosr wsfs saRsaarsa' win ms pisos O !,
artillery, E.peaaass sowissxs VITA
horses aaissoa and everything complete
three wagons loaded With various articles,
and a nuaber Of horsss.
Quite namber of our men were kill-
cd, and thrss olhoera we're wounded and
fell into the hands Of the aasny. a.
numbsr Of sfhesrs sss missiag. Col
Harris Effected AHA escape, bat Lasas. Col.
saorgan and Mai. Fox have not been heard
from, although Ii Is known shaa thsy are
not or we're NOT in the haads oe ths emsmy.
Those who escaped struck into the
swamp and came into Magnolia, and 9TH
srs arc coming in daily. Our loss will
probably foot mp little oTer . huadred.
Forsrsua Monroe sapt, s.--The nayy
supuly skip Brandyw wilma. lying IL Norfolk.
took Ara faas night and Ia consumed. with
sill the stores on board. The loss Ia sx-
heavy. The books sad money
are saved.
The Richmond Sentinel Of Sspsembsr
/, contains the following dispatches
Osyks, Misc, Aug. %, via Mobile
Aug. 30, iS64.-Ths enemy, 200 STRONG
Ia in fall retreat fcr the river. Col Scott
has all the roads blocked in their front;
Col. Mcclellan 10 beswssn them and the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

ooTnes wsinas b water Streets

AoIEEss ass....-ss. .....-IoWA.
8 spseicus snd eomfaEtahfe Hessi IL skifEksps
r. spoYpeEn . Sos, who have Sstsa % sBa
sshss IL ka . etyse uasarp8ssea ~ ANY hStei IN
aest THAR t&&ie ia always supplied VIII sas
YaAt ths market ssefda, and every ccuvsntencs
I. /, 4 in shs harse for the eomgsrt aaa pleasafs
p-sts during their stay al the Capital 81 Iowa.
,sched to thts hotel, iH Ane Stable and Oar
House, where traveilsgs' horses are cared
and persons having business In the eoHutry
NJ accommodated with eunx - AEaces 80 sny p@F4
fX& sste 8. p. sPoFYoRD d SON.
Eeiaes, Iowa, Dse. 10, 1854 U
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

-.
o g ofSf4 o.
4 HIf8f : iii INK
4
ss1fs e 70 we ofaez %
~ 81 sa'poasa sae ss'.ass - sasala :
80 2. sas wsa-
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= -, n. n .sxeeaa =
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$50 s1as oss. Les massns
s ~ .aa s4'a'a tNaaT Aaa saas
sAas = A'af.5 Aps'ssa 70 sAAe pasSe'
fepolssa saas noou pas aFivoa
0as1AaA 1ssaa soAsasoEo Sspsuxias
aA.ks Aanpsk y pfaaos'
~ : sAa, 'aa ~a'oa sooA place HsAs
aas ssfasAls'n 'aAnA F0sa, - y Eeporsea
saAs VIC oon1saska.ss WsFs a'assa iFom
ssasaf aiAs " fins PITS ana shaF our sfeSpa
gov sSaaPy sneaA-
lne oona saef axes notaoafaeo tno slgnAl
ssaAaoA ~ Das0n zap SoE swe noaFs; Da1
aaa nsaas % no aanags 20 'ae Fofks"
an indians poias telegram announces
sas eapsaFs o. ssaasfeiiss ne hisseass
gasfriiia. ns was Recognised On the
ssfees ~ refugee.
BATTLE szAk nEkkSsvHIAE' Va.
me inIantry, consisting q CROOKS
ooaaiAaaa' sns oaxta and Nineteenth Corps,
ofoAe camp ~ O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing, ana moved on 10 three parallel col
atans toward berryviAes Uraok's com
nana vas on the LEFT, the Sinsteenta
Corps in the oensss, and the Sixth on the
Fsgas' oroos's command reached Berry
vale nrsi, about liz o'iaoek In the mora
Tag, and rested IN iine OF battle, with
arms stacked, for 9 coaple OF hours, while
plckets we're behng posted on she differ
ent roads leading from BsrTyvkile.
The Twenty third ohio was aent cat On
sinksft Ferry road, aud the IAirsy-stxth
Ohio on the "lnnaester pike, running 10
the right nou bsrEyviAie. oFDok's com-
mAnd vent into camps and had jast an-'
ished pitching tents a. about 4 O'Clock,
when heavy sklFEnishing vas heard On the
'1A aus Ae "AO's 001"'a hApia
sata7' oa', a'a @As i'fmsa anu "o'Sa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15
TIE TAx.LARAssKx.

The Confadseats ste@saeg made her sp-
psaraos ID New Inlet, North Carolina, ON
the night Of she 25sh nls., and was ss-
tackled by tbs United States gunboas
Monticello, with grape, shsil and oannls-
ssF. The Are was returned By sae Talla-
masses, bus whsn day aawned shs Was
found aesursiy lying under tia guns ef
Fort Fisher, fully protected. She was
salnssd BY the fort aad returned shs
eomplimenssa, In aigAs Of the fsdegal
ases, which for soaas myssarisas rpasss
seemed 50 be incompetent 70 pssvsns beg
escape, Nor 10 this all; We learn shaa
anothsr prisassez has entered The pora d
Wilmingson and vas salassd BIZ q fiss d
joss By the Confederate batteries Al Fort
0aswsii. She carried the Conasdesasa
solozs as hsr foremass and the English
sasign 1t hsr stsrn. She il surpassed "a
have bad on board soas distinguished,
welcome passenger.
An sesonns from the White rivsw says
s4Thaspanisy al along il alivs nth gaaz-
ilias, who Gre into ali ths passing bosss.
On tins I'D, part Of Joe shslby's gnar-
Ills gaaS attacked tbs rebel forsss gaard.
Eiag TIE raihoad beswesa Dusaips nlua
and Little Beck, and sapsassd nearly nj
of the SSsh Illanois, cssagying sarss ssa.
ssoAs. y
God. Mitchell IL reported killed.
Shaaby's foresa 10 sATsassaiug Duyala,a
BlnH and Sc. OhafIes.
Tbs rsbsl Gsnaral Bufasd i pgspsyia !
FOR another raid Into West Kaasasky.--
His advance guard has sassrsl MeCrask.
en- Caaasy.
Chm. Rossuerans hes Issaad srlsss Il
the rapsiF sf The Chaxisssoa and Ruaso,
| ssslzsAd ID Missouri.
Philadelphia, Sept i, Is6x.-7hs esD
ssred sssaasE Lillisp AAs arrissa ~ i
Navy Yard- SAs is's nsw sfon ysssss
] wss eaiIt b april Inst, lies vass lo~ i
shs wsssss aad = vsrY swsfs. i anal
poFtioa IL her ssEss ms sAss~a ere
bosrd apssag shs shass, sas wss sfsss
/ I'D pisksd ap y Ne vssssI skisk -,
ssFsa - III sssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

EoUscHL BLUFFS.

EOUECiL BLUFFS, IOWA.
ksing Stvsa nay attention almost exclusively,
Ia The last six ears to the care 81 diseases Of
II Eye, and having o@sR uniformly saccesssui in
nj case have undertaken, naw offer May ser
rs 10 the aGaieie4 aAa
4 A. % R A. MT a. C u R Il ]
almost every tnstanee.
opposite tie Farmers Hotsl, Lovas
$o&dways 0ouneii Bluff, Iowa. D. CAMPBELL.
4 JniyT Kss& ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15
Ixs sAInwls. aAxzAn .. nsnak.
Baldwin & Dodge.
BANKERS,
saasssaxs q T&x Rayang Agsss
uuNcsr. nzxrTss. rn4A.

NUUNI&A HksuEHs7 10WA~
Dealers in Gold, Silver, Mxeasa&ss USearFsas
beg and 3overnaasnA yeaGAeFs.
1aYefaf ast&akien gisea 10 eoltesssen af DF&fss
les and Accounts, sad pFsessaa sf aaaas sEsasps-
emisssa
axez paia for aea-gsziasal lana owners Ia The
kEsni aszazlss "a x0wa and MeAEAaka On AssEsa
n.
sassons pRueaged. 2evaxnnszs &szEtg an haex
<aainaa csllesssa fus Eel&4isas 81 asaeassa sasi~
FERkkCgS-Fagk Hanks New xerk sstka
pkAa; Nassau Raetss hAEh, Bessens ". y. Ceai-
b b. Co., oAAcze0s 9ilzzsTe. Daaiap q Ces Cin-
III. ssps. %, lss3-sf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

Aad sserysAlHx slss whish ne esn alspsss az sszsa
door eslsw 4. siyssrs Dry Goods sters, Mersh
side Hiadie Erps&wsy,
, JUS IS, ~ IT. Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15
C. ALLEN
RETAIL AND COMMISSION
NJ HRCJHA-NT,
<HOOtE saasowaY, eauaeg aufFs, LIMA.

Keeps constantly en- hand Esa4 sagpiy OF pxy-
6o9as, Fufn8tasst 3nsenswarsx $suvas3 Msss8s
hcsd Goods, &C. waa<A ne wsiI sssl very kazs&B fss
esah.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

e. Jon Px1srrso, en- be dons bsstsv
and oAsapss % the Bssts Ones, than u any
Other sstahaishnas WSs Of the Missis-
sippi river. Those wanting any kind Of
Printing doas, will And 1t 70 sAsir aavanr
sage TO lsavs their orders u this Ofkee4-
We warrant Satisfaction, o. make no
charge TsTms modexats.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

guNou. alU9Ps, IOWA

e0UJN UIL kLNEFs, IOWA
items 10 ssck and lame hoF&ss and ssASE d.
kstie arlgsais aud performs all operations win
kcnss Feea and sGabtlug furnishes horses
kuxss ii fos Treatment Medical AdTics stxsu 70
fchasers.
kxYKKgHcEa - v. aabeitt, u q. DsKRy,
Palmer III E~exsft, j. r BALDWIN, Dr.. MAX
h. Or. AsMa
az omre Al 81, D. DoagAerty'R DRAG Store.
kareh EIsE 1854 ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

4. WOODBURY..
u ~ aE ON DE NJ TxsT
oaaes ana RssiasA1e 10. Palmsrss Baoea,
COUNCIL KLuTTs, IOWA, -
j. wsadbary having bsan located
bis place fox ne pass tzrse yssrsalfY1
es 70 Ssss the durability Of Ids 'a-s
~ wosA say 70 all psrseas favotirg hiEn wtxA
F eeasdsnce, that thsy Easyrsay upgn his ntznesa
Ftieas - perform sYsrJ sperataoa In a. psrfecf
saa&g ~ psszihse.
GoExcIL RLUFYs, IOWA, 0cs. u, 1850.
h. u. I. wouasaHyz-Ens faH ssst Of Artificial
b On Geld RiAts, wAiGA yan rsesukly maas for
Ao admirably Aaswex tins e2rsoas Of thsaT esn~
&Ekion, khs4 eanHo& TesSzia kspm sxeFeaxtaS 10
nay higA opinAea Of yoz ~ . Dsnsiat. xhs
les ara 30 psTfsetly sasRfsa 10 Eas moash ana
ech other, tAaty wikk tAsir AID. bola speak snA
sfmost "a veil ~ farxisxls did witA NY aata-
<kseth.s AS wexk ct Axt, 90 not sAknk thai the
[bIiaded % can BE- saTpaessa. Several bsEsasfs
sssursA ma tAzs sstt 81 ArttfezA Tseth ccal4
be maas 70 be of say sasviee 10 nae sEt ySas sir
b overcome tAs diszsraafy sSpreAsnaee ~ sAass
klensm- .. h D9T&&&ss.
~II-lAz1 L.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

<asistiaS Of
&MEO. LAVA, MOSAIC, CORAL, AND 9uxH
i STONE sETTs
EaRaceiafa, Tsockets, Riasz, stssas, walsh Ksyss
"a yesa 6hains, Mec& GhaAns, spsStasisss
&c ke.,
Xpwhiea wzli - setd At low prte2ss and every az
4 warxanteS - prove jEst a. Represented
watches, Clocks and Iswslzy repaired IN me most
SovoaQs ksd woxkmzuiIs& n2Aner, and zil work
Eayremgsa and sAaTges YesseaShl$.
ECoUneil BlusgA, lava Au&. ID 1883. II
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W. % , Q p AIsHs I J
NJ. n. CONANT,


8 last resolved at his store, next door 20 tae
u ones, Uvpsr broadway, 3 large AMI well ss-
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FOX SALE
i and I'm Pestawatlamie Co., Iowa.

CYY OF COUNCIL sLuRYs.
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I1xX4 = "A 81 Nsas4 rs q q = =
s. xafaN481& aMA s94 vi 1ES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

)Csupeii Biaas, SHly Il, 1894 am.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-15

pAnr OF sscTIoa. sxc. TowE, AASsE
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-07-13
Peace..Dr. Lcach's Resolutions.

WHERRAs The unconstitutional enactment of laws by
the Congress of the United States time to time upon
of the States the happiness and prosperity of the
people, the and perpetuat0n Of the Union
against the demands of JUSTICE the appeals and admon
lions Of Eer best and wses statesmen made it painful
maintained the of the revolution and which fore
fathers asserted and maintained to be clear and nsena
BILE. Therefore,
Rsolred By ii. Congress. of tn. Confederate States That
the delegations from each State acting in sovereign and
independent character for the purpose Of adding moral to
physical force and placing ourselves properly before
the civilized world do earnestly appeal the Pres
dent by and with the advice aud consent the Senate to
appoint commissioners whose duty shall be to propose
Of ninety days to the proper authorities
upon State sovereignty and Independence aud that said
shall report in writing the President the
answer received from the Federal government upon the
subject.
Rssoloed That should the peacemaking power of the
Federal government accede to the proposition for
mstice Of ninety days. the President be requested
the Congress Of the Confederate States for the
pose OF appointing Commissioners by and with the advice
to notify the Executives of the several States of the fact
and ask their CO operation by appointing commissioners
either BY the Legislature Convention, cooperate
with the appointed by the President to ne
gotate with Commissioners appointed by the Federal
government upon such terms of peace will be consist
ent with the honor dignity and independence the States
aud compatible with the safety Of social and political
rights.
Rsso.yed That in maintaining the rights guaranteed to
us by the blood and treasure of aonary fathers
aud dearest ut all times free men, desire to be let
alone we ask no mans prOperty-we fight not for con-
quest but for rights the Independence of the States
our equality, our civil and religious liberties.
Roles That such terms Of peace rs are agreed to by
the Commissioners ought to be endorsed by the President
and Senate and submitted to the people for their raca
tion Or rejection.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-07-13
For the Standard.
Drugsl

Drugsl
While We are tong and struggling for indepen-
dence and while our authorities, both State and
Confederate, ought to be mindful OF every thing
which tends to the preservation OF the lives and
health of the people at home and in the army, there
seems to be total neglect on the part of tho au-
tborities of North Carolina, in regard to Drugs.
MANY of the most indispensable articles of the
uater;a Medica cannot be obtained by the Physi-
clan. IN quantities adequate to the necessary de-
mand and the little that can be obtained, is gen.
erallv adulterated, and sold at such an enormous
prices, that no Physician can sustain himself, or
supply his patients.
The moor need medicines as well AZ the rich !;
and had North Carolina steamers been judiciously
emrloyed, they could get them; but what Physi.
clan can aff,rd under circumstances like the pres
emit to treat practically and therspeutcally, an en-
demic or epidemic in which malarial poison eonsti-
tntes the principal difficulty to be combatted?
Ouinia. that incstmable vegetable aicaloid, which
ia the urea, antdote for malaria poison, and which
il the only real specific against remittent and in
t.r,r;ttcrffevers can now be obtained only in very
sn.ii quantities and at the unprecedented price Of
$3.50 per onnce. .;, J.. .
tent during the present summer and following au'
tnmn theirs Win be no alternative, (unless some
thing be speedily done,O but to rely prlnc'pahy
for relief on the slow, and often Intellectual opera
t;on of the Wis lnedicatrix naturae: whereas. nae
His Excellency, the Governor, apPfopra.su gu
ole VOYAGE Of a State steamer 10 the Ptoe1!euon
Of Ouinia, and other Important meolc'nss' V"'''~'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-07-13

transmit the same to the SheriAs of the respective
counties in which the voters reside, within twenty
days after the votes are cast and the returning Off
their returns and declare the result of elections,
until the expiration of twenty days as aforesaid.
which occurs this year on the 18th day Of August
L. In the Governors election the returning OIL
GERS Of every county shall within eight days after
the period fixed for comparing the returns, that is
to say on or before the 25th day Of August, trans
nit to the seat Of government and deliver to the
proper officer, namely the Secretary Of State, the
votes given in his county for Governor which state.
ment shall be in manner and form now required
by law.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-07-13
Vance on Habeas Corpus.

regret to see the suspension of the writ 1t il
evidence Of wrong existing somewhere-either of .
desire upon the part of the government to assume
more authority than belongs to it, or Of state Of
ota,s in some parts of the country that uryues ill.,
But in the name of common sense, if we law
abiding people-if we regard the Kings name as a
tower of strength, We must not make commotion
because law has been enacted which our jurists
announce as within the Amiis of the Constitution
Of the country that zoe hare s,oorn to support We
ought to be willing to stand up to our own Const-
tuition and our own laws.-Gop. Haness Wilkes
borough Speech.
Have you ever thought of the horrors CT martial
law in tho full sense of that phrasep You COLE
plain of the suspension of the writ of hadeas cor
pus, uhich Is only a single right denied, whilst
martial law suspends all civil law, and makes he
provost marshal Kins--G0u. Vancss henderson
ellie Speech
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OF HOSPITALS.

and around Rielns"nd for the ssparats recommendations
Of tie seA and ''osndsd from different States
Soldiers Of Maryland Virginia. Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri at Chimbrszo HospaI Eastern termf.
nus Of Broad street. (Church Hill.)
Those from Northfarona in the I'd, 3d. 4tb, 6th and
Cemetery. 80
Those from South Carolina in the 4th division OF Jack
son Hospital, Southwest of Winder Hospital.
Those from Georgia in the list and I'd divisions of Jack
son Hospital and lst division of Winder Hospital
Those from Louisiana At the Louisiana Hospital West
terminus OF Broad street. and in Sd division Wnder Hos
pital
Those from Alabama. Mississippi, Florida, Texas and
Arkansas in he st and cd divisions Of Towards Grove
Hospital. ON Mechaaesville Turnpike
Confederate or Unapprupristed Hosnitals- Robertson
corner Main and I'd streets; Receiving and Wsy-
side Hospital crner 18th and Grace streets Small Pox
Hospital, near Towards Grove.
Prison Hospitals-Genera Hospital No. Is and General
Hospital No. u, corner Of 25th and Cary streets
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of French brandies and wines for his stallfederate
minions, y much suffering would thereby have been
prevented, and many valuable lives saved
Since, however, the Governor is, ION account OF
arduous electioneering toll, and stumpspeaking
throughout the State,) unable to attend to State
steamers, or any other State AFFAIRS would sug
gest that a Estate Drug Commissioner" be ap-
pointed, whose business it would be to procure
at the expense of the State, few of the most i'm
portant articles of medicine, and distribute por-
ton of the same to each county in the State to be
sold to the people at government prices
MEDICUS.
Jackson Hill, N. G., June 2sth, 1861
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Til, WHEAT CRoP.-From a prominent gentle
man win, has had the finest opportunities for as
pertaining the fact through farmers in Southwes-
tsrn GsoScia. we are grati6ed to learn that the
wheat eros in that section, though. somewhat in.
;ured nv the late heavy rains, will turn out far
Setter than the mos. sauguine hoped for week
sro No One there talks about losing one fourth
their CROP and we expect to do even better .nan
that. In Alabama, from letter from a. iar .;es
in Tallapoosa county. learn that ae 'a na .hs
were not near as damaging As feared rh;s a :. all
wheat has been very little hurt BY IT. 1 m -
good and we can't aft rd to lose pf'vls.o;H,Ss smiles
It Gao os n nsiPsa R III
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died at the residence of Dr. Bsnbow, in East Bend
On the 251h ut ANN wife of Thomas Benbow, in tie SIX
tyhrd year of her age The deceased leaves an aged
husband and many relatives and friends to mourn their r'
reparable loss She had been esteemed member of the
Society Of Friends many years. and for the last TWEEN
y years of her life she elder in said society Be-
ing eminent for her pety no doubts are entertained OF
her bappne sx in Heaven Blessed they that die in
the Lord for they from their abors and their works
do follow them. N. n. L.
Y.dkin County n c. July Sd, 1854.