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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

uadsrhin 3 Vsang, Eaplrs Biockt Lever Bread
Ray, south sids.
A. q. Beck. Iamsas Biosa, LawsF Broadway,
seeta side.
J. l.. ForSnan, Upper BFoadway. north SIDE.
c. II. o!daaalI Upper Broadway, North side,
L. L. spooner g. Co., Lawsf broadway, south
side.
Kescaau b Burns, corner Of FaTnham and R9aE-
teenth streets, Omaha City.
Ha4tlusp, wiReEson Co, No. IS Maia Street
s.. L9ala. Nc,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

" II iAess lgfsrBal .faaasica and Abe
i:lioaists sUsr get the pososy ia thai
A6nds, they sriu ovsrids fhs Cossfita-
sioa, ssi the Saspfsnas Court al defiance,
ehdags cad make laps TO suis thsrnsssesa
LAT VIOLENT HANDS ON rHssg VINO BIZ
FER WITH THEN In oFigIua, or dare qass-
gsoa their fidelity, aSd finally bankrupt
the country aad as!ags Il tcsfh blood. ',--
uAsrgL WxnsTRg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

ETThe democrats u The Esxinrkea
District Kcasueky. havs aoninatsd Gee.
s. shaEklis Of Jsssaasias - i sansliaasa
fer Congress. VIM. a. nsaisy NAs aom.
itaated for the State ssnass. II ths Frank
fort Diasrics, The Dsmosrsts nominass<a
4. u. Ward, Esq.s Tor Cesgseesy eaa JsAa
s. Carlisle, eay she State Ssaasa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

The subscriber takes this meGho4 as informing
the eitiEens ofUounei Bluffs and vieiniiy that be
has purchased fram n. p saaw, me Hnrss ana
prRy which hss eeEn eunstsat4y erapf,yssf ny the
public. sf that u viii es,fiaue to BE- rHn FOR the
beafat az taose who may desise IA,
tsp0ds % every description viii Be bausnS - any
part af the esi fsE reasonable CONDENSATION
5sns !, fe66~. J0HN HAAAER
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srRAxED OH STOLEN.

Frvn she pF szaiaes Of ths subscriber at MsdAle,
hsfftson Co., towa, On the RiEht og ene sh tnst.,
isfEe bay horse, hye years old, wsH buffts sb9as
one third og the Tigk eyeIia haH been eat Ell knees
Inclined forward when standinSg sEas % heai Of
Flsnt forward foot caused by hxsiaa been stepped
ens Ne otheF marks fe5a embSSed. &nypaRsan re-
turning the animal giving me information thai
ed. ww uAINpq
May IS, .Isss-5ws.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

k1 GeH. Coz ha# eaesaEsa he nxscsai
sofFesposdsess 0f ES Gsysfnor FaAss os
Nersh kssroliaa. The lasaess Ass wfisfsm
p and from ali tbs sahsI aixnikssies frsm
.Iessersan nasis downs Ta Nanoess ersar
II Ii sppaars, that hB feznon<lsxtea wisI
the sebel Secrusasy af Wat against
the basharsas sFsaansns u Eaisa pszson-
afa III Salishary. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

olEciaI lBfassaaaian has been re-
oais bd FrsPessing ths reesRs ares as oaaa-
taa4ega aud Nashville. The lo.s IL
Chastaaooga ID essisaatsa u twshnndrsd
thoasaaa dollars, ard sfsaa at NasAyills
has beea hesHean three aaa ssar mlIsioss
oI dollars. ss y s2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29
Physicians.

Abb. Malcolm, Il D. Hasg's Biaek, up stairs,
Upper sFssdwsys north aide.
Geo W Wilson, oaseS at GsssaEsan's Drug Store
Lever Broadway, narth aide.
WI Patton. once npposits FaGHef's Hotel,
Lover Broadway. siGe.
Campbell, oeaiist Lower Broadway, south
side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

In seras parts Of shs SostA Iadiea
ara engaged in Agricultural psgsusss, IN
the absence Of their negroes. Tee Rieh-
Enoaa Republic reports shss three yeaaa
ladies'. oE cas- of the moss seAssa and
forzneFly wealshless families In Hanovsr.
lave planled on their own fashasss farsn =
larger sssp Of cora than was geEn shass
daring tha war.
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VT. RAYMOND Bates House, Magnolia, Iowa
VI. l. Bigss, CIty Hotel. ais4ie broadway, seath
side.
Petsx uedgas, Henderson Haass, LAwis, Tewa.
J. 3. Hrowa, Dee Aoiuss House, pes aaines
City IawS.
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Dentists.

E.T woodbury., gmPiss Block, up stairs, Lover
RsosdzAy, soath side.
C. P. ArtmAn, HsSS's BIOex, rp stairs, Upper
BTosIaay, RaEth side.
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CIotlaing.

Bernard = ElssmAn (saoeessors to NAY Ssil
ea.,} Lesser nso&d~ayg asrth side.
Blson, Lower Broadway, north alde.
EaiaSer Bro, Lover Broadway. north side,
stern, 30 PhdaIx Bleck, UppeT Broadway.
nOrLh aide.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

Rstt Perrpysl, Middle Broadwayt south alas
ever, uuaty Tseas1rsT's ctlee.
/ d. W. Pr8es, cflce over TssssaFeE's es9ees Md
die Brs&iS4y. soalh sids.
casaay Test. Attorneys aud Land Agsnts.
Lower Broadway, noEth side,
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THEN ON Ell

"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD As SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. -
Liaeola's Emancipation Proclamation.
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lew eIeEsa

Cbas. B. JaoaueEiu, Lover Broadway, sousl
side.
S.P. conant, Lower Broadway. north side
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Harnessand Saddles.

J. B. Lswis, HiadIe Broadway, aerth side.
J. b. sicklss s. Co., No i42 Main stssos, 81.
Louis No.
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LOOK ON rms PICTURE.

LUUA ON IHIS FICI URE,
Cyl HAVE No PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH TIE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. / BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND / HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO.''-Presidsus LincoIa In
his Taaug,traE Adgress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

officers and eai9nsis com nssndiDg who
are embraced in the surrender:
GENERALS.
Edmund Kirby Smith, df Louisiana,
commanding Trans Mississippi Depart
ment.
LIEUTENANT cEsERALs.
Simon Bolivar Bucknsr. of Kentucky,
commanding district Of Vast Louisiana
a.
John b. Hood, of Texas, en- route 10
bis home from Richmond.
Sterling Price, Of Missouri.
Major GRSKn4Ls,
John q, Clark, of Missouri, command.
ing division of Prices army.
Thomas G. Iiindnlan, Of Arkansas.
John Baakhead Magrader, Of louisa
MIA, commanding district Of Arkansas.
5. u. Maxey, commanding Inlian dis
trici.
John q. Walker, Of Missouri, com
mandiug district Of Texas, New Mexico,
aud Arizona.
BsisADEER GESERALs.
Hamilton Priyaleaa Bee, Of South Carr
Dina, commanding in Cherokee nation.
I. 7. Cbureheil, Of Arkansas.
-- Cooper, OF Arkansas, command
ing In Indian nation.
-- Debbins, of Arkansas.
!. D. Debray, OF Texas,
- Dockery, Of Missouri, command.
Ing reserve corps Of Prices army.
T. T. Drayton, eommasdiag central
sob distFiss ofTekas, Ees Mexico and
Arigoaia.
John II. Forney, OF Alsbaraa.
q. ii. aano, commanding In Cherokee
Nation.
Greer, Of Texas, commanding
bureau ef cgnseFiption.
James Murray Hawes, pf Louisania,
commanding as Alexsudria, La.
panl o. Heehert. OF Louisiana, com.
maEding Al Gs.veston, .Fexas.
b. L. Hodge, of Louisiana.
Joseph Kelly. Of Missouri, command
Ing division Of Prices arHay.
uensy r.. Mccullough onsaniiag
northern snb%distriet Of TIE district OF
Texas, New Mexiso, and Arizona.
.. 2. Major, OF Louisiana.
III. III. Persons, of Aisseari, eamnaad.
ing divisipn ef Psieaes ursny.
w, 3. Peek. Of Loaisiana, o1zAis way
hema from Riohmoad.
Aiberi Pike, of Arkansas, Of snty.
near Little Rock.
G.. S [ prinrel pallgnas. of Fvaaaa.
Wm. prsston. of Kersae&y, lately re-
surnea fran Europe.
j. B. Robertson. of Texas. command
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IBUGLE DIRECTORY
Raukers.

o1ssr & Passy, toFasr u Bgsafway aud ksin
streets, North side.
Bstawia b psaxe, one door west % Psst-1zaess
Bgaaaway, norta side.
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rorwardiux : Commissions.

d. W, Hitchcock, Porwardiag apd Commission
Merchant aud ageat for transportation Lines,
one dooE Eas. Of Paeiae House, Council Blans,
Iowa.
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KHoIeKss

1ota pahany, sr4ant street, nosaa Of Broaa~as-
4. 4. De Kay, Middle Broadway, n0rth aide,
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GF0cerss
Mercantile H0uses.

stswast Haas, wholesale aud fstAa, 1azas 81
Block, Lower broadway, ssHth side,
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Attorneys.

Up. Hopper, p o. building. Garner Of Broad
war and BTyanI streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29
hooks and ssafIenery.

,. B. Rae b Co, two doOrs east Past one
Middle Roadway aoEth side.
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TIE FoRcxs su2axNDs&kp.

The following is list Of the gcaeral
officers and eaioneis com nsandiDg who
are embraced in the surrender:
GENERALS.
Edmund Kirby Smith, df Louisiana,
commanding Trans Mississippi Depart
mgnt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

2 NW1IEAnKs OF al kieds ~ h1nd M
n sssss IT rnk srekx oTYfrxs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29
Boots, shoes and xeafher,
Furniture.

IN. Phillips Co., Lever Bfaaswag, scat
aide a
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PhotogFapIaigf.


Miss Jsunie Fleming. P o. building, sorusF g
Bro s4way and Bryant streets, no stairs.
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LIEUrkSASr cESxsALs.

Simon Bolivar Bucknsr, Of Kentucky,
commanding district Of Vast Louisiana
"a.
John b. Hood, of Texas, en- route 10
his home from Riehmond.
Sterling Price, of Missouri.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

o A Fisher Upper Broadway, neaTIy opposit,
Pbxalx Block,
A. A, Saith, Upper BTasdNay, sOath side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29
Hi ardxg are.
Druggists.

ca. Fox. Lever Broadway, nOrts side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29
Tin-Ware aud stoves.

O. yohuso5, carpsateF and Contractor, shop
ga Main street.
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Architects.
Carpenter.

". ward. Alddls Broadusy, south side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29

Are invited examine my STOCK before makIEzc
purchase Of tdalE outats, AS l4.4se t1&eh specs 81
patuS TO prgYisf# fer sli their wAptA
- Tue AiEaess market p ice paid far Hides anT
FaTs.
q HssOOM.
One naaF East PAsiac House, Lower BgoaIN-ay.
April p. 1850 -seE 6. 1865 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-29
auction q commission.
Eiyery Stables.

Charles Alisn, AIalle broadway, north SIDE.
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And The mining regions ef
Colorado and Id a b 0.

ET~ Storage furnished at reaSunabls 1zkea.--
Brick Warehouse Main Street il the caty, AID
Warehouse ou the Lsyee.
n Aliinfarusa tien relative so routes, rates, &c,
zIygn ca application. MARI paekagss eare Of
u. W HITCHCOCK,
Xarch -, iSs5--tf. Council Bluffs iowa.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24
GzzeExxzzsE=-zx.Kz

JEFF DAVIS LAST SPEEcuss.-The follow
ing particulars of the capture and fight of Jth
pIayis, are. giFen BY hessoalh Cayolina CORES
ponacnt Of The New ork Herald
Mrs. Davis preceded her husband until be
crossed the North Carolina ine when she re
joined him.
Just before Davis reached Greensboro be
was almost surroupded by detachment of
Stoneman's cavalry. who might easily have
caught him had they known who be was AT
ter leaving Danville Davis intended going i'm.
medlately and directly far South. Ga arriving
at Johnstons headquarters, and learning OF
the terms Of the convention bet 8een Sherman
and Johnston, and hoping that be would be
allowed to leave the country, be altered bis
mind aud remained at Charlotte. 1t was fre
quen,y remarked that it was dangerous for
him to do SO bat he invariably replied that
be had too many friends and knew the country
too well to b. caught by any of The forces in
the Yankees army.
JEFF Davis remained at Charlotte until y
o'clock on the day that The armisiice expired.
At IL O'Clock OF that day bis horse, hand
some blood bay. was brought to the door of a
private house in which be was stopping at
II having learned that the terms Of the afore
said convention were rejected be mounted his
horse, and, accompanied bg numerous friends
and eficials, rode off At the same time 1000
cavalry, under command of Maj Gen. Dibbrel,
moved OF with him, acting in the capacity of
an escort
That night Davis reached the vicinity of
Lexington, where be encamped. The next
morning be took breakfast with James Madi
7 bar gf .t 81
Congress, ard one of the body who styled
themselves Confederate States Congress
Leach was reported to be strongly in favor of
reunion.
In passing through Lexington Davis was
introduced by Judge Freeman, of Mississippi,
who was travelling with him, to DR.. Dusenbury,
a native of the place. The Doctor invited
Davis to take drink Of apple brandy, and be
did so. A brief conversation eusned.
The Doctor remarked: MIR Davis our cause
is lost"
Davis replied. "Our cause may be lost, but
the principle for which We are contendiDg will
present itself a. another time, in another shape
He meant that there would yet be couhict
between the great agricultural interest of the
South aud the manufacturing aud commercial
interests Of the North aud Northwest.
The conversation continuing. Dr.. Dasenbury
again observed
The masses of the people OF The South were
not prepared for self government"
To that be replied by saying, Unfortunately
it was So
During the whole conversation Davis looked
care worn, fatigued and dispirited. he com
planned of suffering severely from neuralgia
Davis Private Secretary told friend that
sI50,000 would cover all the specie they had
with him.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

front door was left Hnfas,ened. bnt every other
available aperture was seenre6 as firmly as
possible under the Circumstances. The countess
and Bonita were placed ia the upper story for
security. with postilliou as guard. The cap
tain, Baron, and the Others, each armed with
a sword and brace of pistols. occupied the
large apartment on the ground floor. The
landlord was 10 admit the robbers one al S
lime. as had been arranged by the captain Of
the band himself, and as fast as they entered
they were to be seemed. gagged and bound,
oi killed outright as circumstances warranted
The hour drew near. ard every heart beat
snxiously. The coolest man Of the party was
the captain. UDcenscioosly he had assumed
The entire direction Of the whole affair. and
the young Baron and his followers obeyed him
Implicitly, seeming TO recognize his fitness Tor
the position without question
A stealthy foetstep approached the door,
and the landlord assisted by The cold barrel of
a pistol. which felt disasreeably near to the
instantly secured. Another and another fol-
lowed until it came 10 The eighth. stout
hraway fellow, who By herculean effort twisted
bis throat ont Of Captain Bernard's grasp, and
shouted at the top Of his lungs.
He never spoke after, for the iron butt Of
the captains pistol descended upon his fore
head and he sauk 10 the floor like felled OK
Two other robbers who were close behind
discharged their carbines at The door and III
siantly beat a has,y retreat. A yell of pain
answered the discharge, and one man fell 10
the hosiery.
The door was barrcaded Lights were
brought forward, and the man who bad fallen
was raised. 1t proved to be the landlord. He
was quite dead both bullets having taken ef-
feet 10 lis body. After brief consultation
the robbers advanced in a body toward the
door attempting to break it open with axes
which they had procured from the stables.
They were met by fusilade of pistol shots
from within, that thinned their number one
half before the door was freed ; and then it
was the besieged that sailed forth, and not
the assaiiants that entered. The survivors of
the band fed
The fight was over. Fifteen Of the band
were killed, wounded and prisoners. The pris-
oners were treated with the summary iasiice
Of military times, being shot at sunrise by the
Barou's followers. The Baron and bis sister
renewed their journey in the morning. being
attended by Captain Bernard, whom the Baron
furnished horse by dismouuting one of his
own followers, and Bonita, whom the Countess
had engaged as maid.
The captain left the Baron at the FIRST stop,
ping place. They parted with mutual expires,
sions of regret; but they were destined to
meet again. Ga the bloody field of Lutzen,
when Papenheim fell, and bis routed cavalry
fed in dismay before tie impetuous charge Of
the Swedes. Ravesburg was made prisoner
He was led before the victor of that well
fought field, Bernard Van Weimer, who had
command of the Protestant Army on the foil
of Gustavus Adolphus. and in that brave sol
dier and skliul General be recognized Cap
tain Bernard, the destroyer Of the Black
Brother hood"
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

PRINGTIvE CosTUNEs.-A number OF the
Paris journals speak against the extremely
decollette style of dress which the ladies have
adopted at the balls this season at the French
Capital
What remains at the present day Of wo-
mans dress" says NJ. Z. Texier in the Steele.
is SO small that it ia hardly worth, talking
about Ladies are almost attired like the ma.
tves ID South AmerIca-with nothing but q
necklace. Besides that, such style of dress
may be made very rich. It has the advantage
Of covering but little and at ball, where the
heat Is always excessive. one cannot be too
thinly clad" NJ. VeDet, in the Monde makes
the following remarks " If one Of the present
Queens Of the Partisan beau monde were to
walk out of doors in ball costume, the Sc gems
de rille would lock her up and the correctional
tribunal would visit her with the whitening ef.
feet Of a conviction"
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

ISGESIoUs CoScEALNEsT OF BAD NOTES.
4 grea. number of false bank notes were at
one time put 10 circulation 10 Russia. They
could only have been imported and although
the striciest search was habitualiy made over
every vessel entering the Cars ports, no
smuggling of false notes was discovered. Ac-
cident. however, at last brought the mystery
to light. 1t happened tha, several cases Of
lead pencils arrived one day from England. and
were being examined. when one of them fell
out from the package, and the custom house
officer cut it to point. and used it to sign the
order which delivered the cases up to the con-
signee. He tept the pencil for bis own use.
and few days afterwards, because il needed
fresh point, cut it again, and found that
there was 10 more lead, but another slice OF
bis knife into the cedar, brought him 10 roll
of paper packed in hollow place. This pa
Der was one OF the false notes. engraved 10
London, and 10 this manner smuggled into the
Russian dominions.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

SPECULATION AND PRAcrIcE.-It is not diff
cult to conceive that for many reasons, man
writes much better than be lives For with
out entering into refined specuations, it may
be shown 10 be much easier TO design than to
perform. man proposes his schemes of life
10 a state of abstraction and Encouragement.
exempt from the enticemeuts of hope, the So
licltatlons OF affection the opportunities of ap-
petite, or the depressions of fear, and is in the
same state with him that teaches upon land
the art of navigation to whom the sea is al
ways smooth, and the wind always prosperous.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

GIVE not thy tongue too great liberty, lest
it take thee prisoner. A word unspoken is
like a sword 10 the scabbard, thine; il vented,
thy sword is in anotber's hands. II thou de-
sirest TO be held wise, be SO as to hold thy
tonpup
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

WHY is oak the worst wood to make wood
eu leg? Because II produces acorn.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

Why should the ram be regarded as the
principal animal of the dairy? Because be is
the butter of course be is
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

A BLIND mao, like newspaper, peeds Q
leading article.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

Why is dull book like eternity, You
read il 10 DO end.
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TEE ocean is Quaker. it rejoices in broad
brjn.
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DR. SHARP. of ST. Louis, has been appointed
Postmaster at Richmond.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

WY is it vulgar to send telegram, Be.
canse il makes use Of dash language.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

PoLy.,rlAss and wheels we're made sspA
>.-fl
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HEAVY IRON DOORS
LUMBER

DUILnING. FENCING. FLUME & SLUICE
ID Lumber. Orders LETT with J. P Leonard at
Geo. c. Perkins Store, hlled with promptness, at
loves. rates. Lumber delivered to any part of the
adjacent country. LEONARD i co.
April 22d, lS65.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

cially 10 sgEc.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24
The Table

/ Win at all times be served up with the greatest
variety of eatabies-the best the market Affords
and in style 70 suit the most fastidous taste.
The weekly union record., 1865-06-24

The quiet smile that accompanied the au-
swers bewildered the landlord. In fact, the
captain was az enigma that the worthy land
lord of the Travellers Rest could not solve
The appearance Of the maid of the hosterly
with flask OF wine and refreshments the cap
tain had ordered, interrupted the conversation.
The host whispered to the girl and hurried
away.
What did be say to you ~ ssked The cap
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
AL TOMATO ORGANS,
~ .sssss
SCHOOL ORGANS
M ELODEoNs s..
THIRrr.RIyE THOUSAND now IN USE,
Rrsfy instrument Warranted for Five Tears.
THIRrr-rIyE THOUSAND now IN USE,
Evfy Instrument Warranted for Five Tears

Tn presenting the AUTOMATIC 0Rasv, boldly an
greatest til inph in musical instruments OF
the age Dnring th hiatt century, the French and
Germans have manuf GtHr,d reed instruments with
dou IL beDxs and tao pedals fiT the operate
but the want OF the reversed EXHAUSTION Bgtlows
(Which - the only bellows used our Instruments
II imsibe for them to pri1ee the mellow, rich and
mu-csl tone for which instruments celebrated
An h.r b ertion this method q, blowing WAS that
both fe' being vccnrssd. oppcrtrpity offered for
this uf the swell Within the years
indictments constructed thl. European plan Of
"a ,uble blowers, have been mssufactu ed this
try, and 70 courrract this diieuty want of sweD
lever ha been prjeeted from th the in tru
nrent, TO act mp the swell OPERATED
TIL inconye and ton AIRY " effect this
object disagrseabl enough TO "A gent eman, but
lady tue Of snch appvnageis 4ry i'm os<ible.
Our AUTOMATIC aesre al siatss this difficulty entirely,
the simple act OF blowing with less force giving
thu dr.ir dincrcsss In the volume OF
For years the superior excellence OF Me-
lode,ns his been questioned aud for years
meet order. promptly With orr increased facilities
warrautea assuring patrons that their or
ders will prs mpty met. and solicit eeatiuuanee Of
e. their patronage.
ss- liberal diseours TO ciergvnsn, chsreASs asa
seaoss.
ADDRESS,
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GEO a. PRINCE g. CD chicago, Iit.
An Illustrated Catalogue, with full description O
styles, sill re sent flee to any address noyl8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
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