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v;,h sArsad, pesdlss, buttons, Pine snosape.
Also psrchsssd one posad q lias, asd ma
ser;slsfsf dag, which was nads ana pre-
seated y cur eompasy.
Afser the Reginsns ~ss ordered away,
n. fssds Of the Society being nearly e..
hau.eed, the ladies determined % starting
! ..Niss Society, J" - uesns OF collecting
f.ods for The psrehasss Of Hospital Stores
for the Regiment. Throagh these meetings
thew bass received thus far 1866; and
v;,h de neney 30 obtained. she society
IA. purchased materials, and made up ~
bed shirts, ~ pair Of drawsrs and l7O yards
If bepdases. Ono box Of these articles has
already been forwarded to Company B, and
another 10 nov ready.
The ladies deeply regret that i has not
been ID their power to fully supply The reg
imcus-er company B, at leass-wish the
much needed hospital stores. Had our
means been oommensurate with our desires,
they would have been supplied ere this.
We now, In behalf Of the noble volun-
teers--they who are to suffer most ID the
war nov wagios in defence Of our comm on
country solicit the cisisens Of
Council Bluffs, to visit our Society, and con-
tribute their mites to keep us on in the
work We have undertaken. The ladies in
all parts Of the country, rich and poor, high
and low, are alike engaged in ministering |
70 the necessities Of our army hospisals. and
We cannot be contentcd TO cit idle and have
no part in this good work. Appeals are
beng put forth BY Sanitary commissions,
to the women Of the country, in behalf Of
our Western hospitals, while the NO.
men Of the East are responding nobly to
this appeal, shall We, Of the West, turn
deaf ear to the call Our society will con-
tinue ,ts work as fast aud % far a. it has
means to do 90, 80 long ~ there shall be need
Of its lahore; and We extend to the ladies of
our city generally, cordial invitation to
to take part with Us in this labor Of love
and duty.
AMELIA BLooxKR, Pres't.
S. E. DExiNo, Sec'y.
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THE REAL ISSUE.



1t 10 apparent to all that since the days Of
The revolution there vas never more need Of
., spirit Of selfsacri6cing patriotism.
Treason and rebellion along our southern
border, 10 laying waste the fields of loyal
men, and driving women and children from
their homes. The life Of our country, its
glorious Constitution, with its inestim .ble
blessings Of freedom 10 threatened by re-
belious minority, seeking to establish upon
its ruins government having for its Goat
of-srms the appropriate insignia Of negro
and bale Of cotton. Unhappily this trea-
son is rot confined to the southern States /;
there are men in your midst who sympa-
shize with rebellion, and who only await
favorable opportunity to demonstrate that
sympathy by active aid. They rejoice at
every reverse of our arms, they 90 about the
streets with smiling faces whenever they
hear that the glorious old flag of our coun-
try has been trodded 10 the dust. They have
no words of condemnation for murderers
and pirates on the high seas, and destroy
ers of women and children on southern
railroads, and yet these very men have the
audacity to offer themselves rs candidates
for the Offices in your gift. Voters Of Pot
tawattamie shall treason and rebellion find
comfort and approval from your votes?
Shall these men who openly avow sympathy
with treason, and rejoice over the success
Of traitors, receive encouragement from you
at the polls2 Let your answer on the I'd
Tuesday Of October show that the love Of
our county, and reverence for its laws is not
dead 10 the Am erican heart.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. A. II. PaLnEs-Col PALHER-long
and fsverabiy knawa to the readers Of the
Nonpdyeil. as . Enlightened" gentleman.
Of anImpeachable character, and Of unques-
tionsble souodne-s upon the Union-is again
in town. The friends Of the Col. take gre 4
pleasure IN givirg him hearty welcome
home, especially a. hi. stay among y. is
likely to be Of short duration for be will
soan receive pressing invitation TO attend
. .eircs party IN Fort Lafayette. Marshal
Ilo1ix viil, IN the course Of few days, ap-
paint depssJ N shis place, aad thas's
I'll.
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u tAsssasls q yssr seigASsss cd eess-
tsynes shs are sss fghsieg nasfslly yosr
battles ssaer the Stare add Stripes Of the
Usiss. Viii yes, 6are yos Withhold il. This
Unios and his Csossisssion was secured =
% as the cost Of the blood and treasure OF
The men Of The RevoIusioo. IL 10 Do1 oar
duty 30 nainsaia and perpetaate what they
Il such great cost have handed down TO ~.
This Ne can only do By eheerfaIlJ meeting
the burdsas which The Govesnnens impeses
apos ss-aad u assd - dsdieasiag or
lives, our elite iss support
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Frcm the Demccrsf, 3ist.
YHE SITUATION AT LEXINGTON.
n tvs 1swna as1 sAe Psstsisa = Csa. MDlli-
gan's TsrtificzsisaA

There u much eonfasies in the public
mind 10 regard 70 the position Of the city Of
Lexingsoo, and the opposing forces Of Col.
Moliigsn and Gen. Price. IL 10 from this
confusion and ignorance o. locality that We
hear 30 many contradiction in reference to
the sctaal possession Of the city Of Lexing-
ton, some persons oontending that the rebels
occupy the place. Others denying il; come
believing that the city itself is the point Of
Mullisan's defence, and i very few under
standing the true position Of the opposing
forces. The following diagram Will help to
remove the confusion, and place the sitas-
ton inselligibly before the public:
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DECLkNsloS % grpex MAseS.

The following nass fron Jodes Mason,
dsciinine the csadsdacy Of the Mshaay
Pert, fes Gasrrns- appeared 10 the Ha~k.
rye, fee DAYS since:
Rrsai~ers<. Sept. %. 1851.
ussa sss s--t'wcswsxase~s hss. ,as.as-rsl
me g, sHhdFss nv name ~ candidate
for Governor. inow notify yaa Of the
faes taAi yea may sea ascsra,uSly.
Yoars sralv.
F3 cHtS. MASON.
g. y. Isss, Ese-, IA'A Go. Csa.
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new Advertisements,
NOTICE.

LNlIJAH STOUT a boy about thirteen years old be-
II ing award Of mine. has abscoude from my resi-
depce in Newiown cpuaty Iowa and all
persons are hereby notified against harboring trust
lug be said Elijah Stout my account and will pay
FIVE CENTS reward for his return
J. WILSON, Guardian.
Newtown Iowa, Sep. u, 1861. flwl
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slasssd = De - am 10 the service " =. ;.
porsa,o5. i d aow q least Cd, and u 81
case, uhe. lares arnies come together ana
fshs pisehed battles, am not sure pcs 'sas
he sr.t. Twenty such batteries q Iosssss
and Dubois, requiring not more s0ao s~o
thousand .es sspporssd By ten rss'nen'.
Of infantry making u I'll, saJ lS,0O, soe'o
BE- worth = asoA sAe field - 4O,OVo ~
farsry viii no batteries, columns can ad-
vaace with ssssdy tread asdee . gaining nte
Of nsskssry, bss open % shsa nth grape
and canister and frightfal gaps and w'nross
Of dead econ tell the terrible eatct OF big
guns. The more destructive the arms used
the quicker viii bassls Be decided, The sooner
wars ended, ADD the less the loss OF lives IN
the aggregate. Men Who are anas 90 MAKE
ara, rate soldiers, should be lefs at homo to
do the york required there. Under the AZ
tomsson syssem Of Frederick OF Prussia,
where men we're drilled till they became
mere machines, Q dols would make - good
food for powder - amy other man. bus in
the armies to-day, intellect and activity are
a. high premium, and "wooden men" :
long ways below par. There 10 very little
cause to complain Of the lows 4th on that
score, and do not believe that in oil The
armies Of the Union, reader, more wide
awake lot OF fellows can be found than 'sthe
regiment Of the slope" The people IN this
region are very ignorant, and few OF them
understand the issue which has caused this
var. Occasionally our scouts briog in =
prisoner, scared and suilen enongh, sup.
posing of course that he has fallen among
the phil;s,ines. We put him in the guard
tent, fornish him With blanket and plenty
Of the best she camp affords to eat, and It
re can fad no evidence that be has taken
an active part 10 the rebellion We let him
60, and often With broad smile of salts
faction on his countenance, be thanks " for
the kind treatment we have given him, and
goes home convinced that the armi Of the
Union are composed OF men instead Of
thieves and cut throats, as he had been
taught to believe. Secession thrives, and
aourishes on lies, and in the eyes Of the
poor dupes who have listened to smooth
tongued living leaders, it looks like patriots
ism, but let in the light Of truth pom it and
it looms up 80 grim and CHASTITY that inssinc-
lively they shrink away from it and hurry
back for shelter under the dear old flag
again. The Notifications on the hill near
Roll. are rapidly progressing, and when
completed will be very strong. The ILL.
nois 18th are doing the work, eleven men
from each company volunteered. They get
each twenty Eve cents day extra pay, work.
ing six hours and excused from oil guard
duty. The position Of the fortifcations for
commanding R,lla and the country around
is splendid. We are getting anxious to
move 10 some direction and hope Gen. Ere
mont will make US part Of the army that
will 60 down the Mississippi. 1t would be
rather dull to be quartered here all winter
as an army of occupation, l think there 10
little danger Of it however.
w. II. X.
CAMP LYON NEAR RoLLA,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 the qualified voters of Pot
~ tawa:tamie county that election will be held
IN at OF the civil Townships Of said comfy Tuesday
October Sth for the purpose VI ba the FOL ow
Tag named state District, County and TOWNSHIP
tp-wit:
une s'ovcrnor one Lieutenant Governor, one Judge
Of the Supreme Court one Representative To DIM
gress, 10 MI vacancy, and Representative in tho
tie ierdi Assembly. One County Judge, one Coro.
nor one Drainage Commissioner. one County Superiu.
tendant Of Comlnvn Schoots Treasurer and Record
ero dlI vacancy one Treasurer and Rec for fu,
tefh5 one sheriff ito Nil vacancy Sheriff ffor full
trrml one County surveyor TO Ill vacancy and one
County Surveyor (for full term
full board Of Township officers in each Township as
follows, to-wit: ~
Three Trustees, one Clerk one Assessor two cons,a
bes and one Supervisor In each Road District
Also Members Of the board of County in
each OF the following named Towiships. to-wit:
Kane, Grove, Silver Greek, Walnut Greek, York and
Centre 1880 -
Council Bluffs, Sep. 18th, 1861
.Zt Il. y. BURDICK
Clerk. RuArl al Suner xisLaxs
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FOR THB EAST
M1 s

Extension of the
Mississippi s Missouri Railroad
OPEN TO NJ T. II L, N so!
Only Line Nunuing directly East iron
Central Iowa 70 ChicAg0i
Fifty Miles Staging Sared- Fifty Mila
Further West!
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Park Bank, New York City
States Savings Association, ST. Louis.
Massachusetts, Bank, Boston, Mass.
Joseph Hayes, Esq, de do
Henry Farnun,, Esq. Chicago. III.
Hon. John A. Kasscn, Washington, d. o.
Hamilton white Esq, Syracuse, Ny.
warren Bank, South Danvcrs Mass.
Hon. O. Baldwin, Judge supreme Court Of lows,
Hon Sells, Secretary State Of Iowa. q
II. Price, President State Bank Of Iowa.
p. A, Dey. Esq, Iowa City. Iowa.
Il. Frankcnthal x Co., Chicago, Illinois.
June a. yln7-tf a Z NJ
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P RIFY THE BLOOD
MOEEAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNN
BITTERS.

The high and envIed celebrity which these pre-.
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invarabls
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess 10 cure
has rendered the usus! practice Of putting mol onu
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
BY their fruits; their good works testify f0f thsm'
and they thrive not by the faith u thecreduinns.
IN ALI CASES OF Asthma. Acute and Cnr0n,s
Rheum0tism. Affections 81 Bioddsr ana Ase'
Heys. Billions Fevers and Liver ComPia,stss::
In the south and west where these diseases prevM
they will be found Invaluable. Planters Farmers,
end others, who once use the Medicines, VIII sesu
afterwards be without them
Dyspe psta.-ko person with this distressinrd isess
should delay using these medicines inmeuistev-
Eruptisns Of the skis. EsysipeDss, Ftaisleseys
Fever and Asue. For this scourge Of the westets
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave ne
system subject To return Of the disease-a cure "
these medicines IL permAnent--TRY THEM, De SAT-
fsrJED AND DE CURED. Hft
sa7ercarnl Disenses.-Never fails TO ersdiesm
entirely all tho effects Of Mercury INFINITELY sooner
Might AWeats. Nevvsss Debility. NERVES.
Csmsplsbsis 81 al kpmds. Osganlc AftecsSsns
P.lyitntisn 81 the Heart. Pntnier'a Chelic.
Piles Tho original proprietor of these medicines
Of these Life Medicines alone. Worms Of al kinds,
oHectnally expelled by the Medicines. PAferts
will do well to administer them whenever Their
existence Is suspected. Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIx BiTrERs
Purify tho blood ami tins remove an disessss from
the system. A single trial VIII piscsshe LIFE PILA
tion in the estimation Of every patient.
EcPrepsved and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM , MOFFAT.
sac Broadway. cor. Worth ST., Nsp Ysras
FOR SALE ny =. 0EEsAMAN + 20.
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sSRsT QUARTERLY REPORT ~ rm
.1 =. .is.as AID SOCIETY, OF COZ NC,,

HiTrr- - bOCIETE, OF Cot NCll.
In" society was organised vhile tina
iouf'n Regiment vas ssasiosed in this c;,v.
Tor the purpose Of furnishing the COMPANY
raised here with articles neoess.rv "a ,h.,,
co"fors. A Committee Of I.dis. appointed
TO vail upon she cii,ssns 70 sol,e;. Aid -.
ee,.ed the follosiog contributions
1aa.s;. .., $40 90
'. = % 80
~. @66, 80
WIN TIE means tins received the S.e;.
~ mace i22 tlavslects, ia towels, and
- sseois eeoks-asd supplied The latter
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CAMP LYON NEAR RoLLA,
September. Is Ih6I.

of moro than ordinary importance transpi-
ring in camp, sincs l wrate you last. The
body Of Regulars that were camped here
with US have gone to st. Louis, which
suppose you have learned before this
They consisted Of two companies of
cavalry, Dubois battery, and rosten's
battery.
had very interesting time on 'spicke
guard" one night not long since; the guard
was amounted" At nine O'Clock We bad
four ''reliefs" and stood only about an hour
and half at time. We were stationed
about two miles from camp, a:ong an old
track which had once been road, but now
vacated, in the midst Of one Of the thick est
woods that | was ever in. It had been
raining hard oil day, and alb out 8 O'Clock
at night it commenced pouring down in
torrents, and as it came up from the North
West, it was none Of the warnest rains
The thunder and lightning was most terri
&c, and between the flashes it was 80 dark
that one couldn't see his hand before his
eyes. Our orders were il we saw anybody
about, that looked suspicious, 10 ehoot him
But IT'S one thing to cay "shoot him, and
altogether another to see him fall, when
it's so dark that you can't see anything
1t was unnecessary to add tho word s.sus-
p'c'ous" in the order, for anybody that |
might have seen ''prowlipg'' on such a
night as that would have looked "suspic-
ious' to me. However, nothing Of . gu,
pclous character was discernable, even by
the aid OF the lightning, and stood pa.
s'en''y at my post (for We are not required
TO walk about when on picket guard) un i,
the time came to be relieved, snd then A I
vas the farshest out, the relief had a rood
time finding me 10 the darkness.
There are some thirty or forty printers in
the Regiment, and We will have . meetin,
OF the "Prinsera Union' At one O'Clock this
afssrnoon-at least that's the unders,apaiuu
nov. Wevant to make some arrspe ueo,,
about getting reading matter. and there il !.
secession paper published ., Salem. twenty.
i've miles from here, snd-you know vh..
1::mean; there may be fun ahead.
The boys all send their love to ,ou. and
through you to the citizens, especially, the
iad'es, Of Council BlsG., Tor their t;ni
remembrance Of ~. m
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A SUPERIOR LOT or GLASS AND PUTTY. Jus
VIZ. neclsILAxp.
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a CHAPTER eRoaa TINE aecoaD.
mg sxvU. .. RKVrsuK . TAx LAWS
nan s1arrnesr Is. THeIa paoyis,cns.

4 nam sTATEMEsT q. THEla paoyiacns-
Tke sssnies q ess GosesDnesa, sfraid
openly to sveu their IRRESPONSIBLE desire to
s3ord aid and eomfort to those il rebellion
against its just ssthorisy, are ssudioas!y
endeavyrinx TO mislead the ninds Of the
people in regard TO the nsv Revenue and
Tax lass, passed d the recent extra sessions
Of Cssgsss., for sAs psspess sf rsisisE
money y crssh cot this unholy rebeiiion,
and visdieate the supremacy Of the Con-
esisstion, and the lass made 10 accordance
with issprovisisns. Their chief object
seems TO be 10 make the people believe thar
the amount Of taxation thus imposed il op-
prcssise and unjust, and thss lie PayDens
win utterly inroverish shen. We have
heard OF some good farmers in our own
eossss, vho folly believe that the amount
Of their tar will BE- doubled Or tripled BY
this law; and some really imagine that their
fArDs, q veil a. their personal property,
viii have 10 b sser.6ced for its payment.
Nov, IN order to correct such mistaken
notions, Ne propose 70 give brief state
nent Of the leading pro,isioos Of this Law,
and to show just hos much tax each man
will be compelled to pay:
The Grst seven sections Of the new Rsv-
enus and Tag Law specify the amount Of
duties to be paid upon sandry articles i'm.
ported into the country. We seed only
- fA@ ~ ehasA apfsoyns IN hrnHm
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4 9RIGUd 3 TT Raj.


\ good deal Of hay viii be made this
month. Most kinds Of grass should be cut
soon after it is in bloom, and the hay will
be much better than if the graas stood lon
ger With Timothy, however it is some
what different the seeds Of this grass
should have reached the doughy state be-
fore being cut, but if the seeds are in the
milky, or perhaps doughy state, it IS time
they should be cut The yield will be
greater than if allowed to stand longer.
Take great pains in curing your hay.
Don't cut Gown more than you can secure
at night. Grass should not be allow
ed to lay on the ground more than one
night, and If put in the cock or winrow
the same day it is cut, it will be far better
We like to see sweet, bright, palatable hay
Tor all kinds Of stock 1t costs but little
more to have such, and it's nutritive prop
critics are double that which has been ex-
posed to dews and storms, and the suns
burning rays, after it should have been in
the stack or barn Falley Farmer
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FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPH

Of themselves. families or friends, executed
in any and every style, from miniatures up 10
life size Photographs. Pictures copied from
small Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, Sc, and
enlarged 10 life size. Stereoscopic pictures
Of residences taken upon reasonable terms,
aud stereoscopic boxes furnished when called
for. Having had ten years experience in
business and avaiied himself If all the latest
Improvements in the art. be feels confident
that he can render satisfaction to all who may
call upon bin. Every variety Of Photographs
ic work undertaken at moderate prices Al
so. a large assortment of Photograph frames
constantly on hand. Instructions given in
all the various branches Of the arr. Pie
lures taken equally as we'll in cloudy as IN
clear weather. Call soon. decl3-6m
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The New Big Tiu Coffee Pot
Sign.
THE MACHINE ONCE MORE.

My Machine is new and runs little r0ngh,
That all can see BY the look Of the stuff;
But be that as it may, I'll still make her sing
Of all the improvements and every new thing'
We have made new Big Coffee Pot sign,
The greatest in the State and new IN desigDl
And its a model of some we have for sale. -,
Which to please you know they cannot iHn'
Some Tea Pots too of much improved style
The prettiest indeed you have seen for awhile
Also Zinc Bottom Buckets that will not rHsL'
And sold very cheap if you don't ask for trust
Now for Stove, musttel you where to look'
And is called the Daylight Gas Burner O9oA
They from the foundry and come direct heEe
To the only authorized salesman near.
More things I'd say, but I must do it orish!'
Attention to Jobbing, but spouting chieny'
Lamps and Lanters and Sad Irons too
If you need Silver Plating, III do II Tor you
Now it becomes me in a short way,
To express my thanks to the people and say,
| am very much pleased SO many come TO il'
For Stoves and Tin Ware although am wea
mb7 j. IRWIN WALLS
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GILHAMS
MANUAL FOR VOLUNTEERS AND
MILITIA.
By M9or WILLIAM GILLIAN.
T43 Pages. 30 Illustrations
Price g 50.


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REDUCTION Oh PRICES

If you want good PLOWS,
~ THRESHING MACHINES,
.sSErNE,--- or any kind of CASTINGS
fssskEEeeEe cheap, buy at the Old Foun-
dry. 500 Plows for 5000. Shares for ditto
at 35c. The best Threshing Machines, worth
$40, for Sll5. Large Castings p to &c per
pound, according to kind and quantity :
Machinery finished up in the best manner At
low prices. Other work at corresponding
rates.
apll JOHN r. WEEKES, Agt.