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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

ORDINANCE.
n Raiitlsa sR ordinance faF the eStAb3 ShmeEI
sf HafTlsaD street aud tAe srads thereon
BE il ordained 10 the CenazGon CsaaeII of the
City gf Goaaaeal Btn1sy That street 10 BE- called
Harrison street SHAH be established IS fslA@Ss
70 coansszes 80 tss& from TIE SeFsh East corner
Of Green and MaAismn sassaz whash point shall be
the North East Of Green and Harrison STREET
and ruglaing lhance Gsrth ISk degrees West 7!3
feet thence North ST " degrees West Sos feet more
or less thence Garth IL degrees West 30 feet 20
tie North line Of the cid TowE which line ShAH be
the HAST line Of Sai6 street its width beng % feet
se<. q And be it further oE1aaReA Ih2t sac NEA@e
Az sAa upcxsea of Green street to be IS } above
the plane Of references tkenc$ 400 feet with an
ascent Of a per hundFsd elevation 1890 feet from
Green street to be - shove the plane Of rrfereu
AsgAogEp, September 9, 1851.
= Nv EAA FEYEA NxsKM ~ BkAEITT, Mayor,
w, @. CRAWFORD Ctty Ree9raer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

WAR FoR.-The Montreal ADVERTISE
Gays chat before shs season Of navigation
closes, The magazine as Qaebeo win be
iiIled with 40 amount Of military stores
greater than they svsr held before, wiah
arms, cannon and equipment, for 10 army
Of 100, 600 nen, and asnraanlsion sufAcisns
for three year1 was.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

ss wefearn that the Missouri Tele-
graph Company hare dssiaed to pas up .
telegraph line through Iowa. passing
shrouxh nss Mesaes and Oounsil nlmgis,
aid saaas<.ssasz n Omaha nth khs Pacific
Telegraph Il : - aA 6 e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

sF Tka latest s<Seaass fwm aann ne
rsvsr stats thai Gsassals As Jshassou,
Felk md. pialsas are ~ Cloasnbas xish
Full % 900 mas nd N shandaaas II s&a-
nom al nj #isas, AMI, ahas Asy aEsaon-
teaapaasing Va ssassk ou RsdasaA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

The ISma' dispatoh says, 81 sks oabi-
net meeting to-day II was decided not 10
interfere for tbs prssens with Gen. Free
mont and his enAnd.
Judge DAD Jllinsiss was eommis-
sianed 10 sAks imony In reference 10
aantsaeas mad tbs Western Depars.
assns. ALI eilN DO passss viii be paid
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
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CsTRAyED ca sToI2g.
- 90 i&azAaa, &a0A Bird, q ap@n Of Ga.
Brown Hsrses, ons Of thsharSes ia about ~ q
shs esass aaesI gsa ysaFa ga oas Of the hss.ss
lind foot, tAs other has grey stseGk -, ~Ata
Face. liberal reward ztl be paid Tor he ,t.t sf
Of the hoEsss ssRHs snssgsa en- IA viii 49,
kheiE recovery. Sill sOwvw a %
Il kN1aAets SSk1a' 41T a~tH to9i Steam NiBs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
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ssftsas Hs 1nTfTsSTfl q.
Fos. ssz j, gQ,A.n.

EFNJHssAs asrsEs F&~e& ta tks qssisssa slees.
axs u RctIswatoaats ceaaty, that a. Eiectisa via
be acid In ~ sa sa u EIssszps III sai& county
on Tuesday, 0cseber akh, laaI for the purpose a
halsusipx fer the fosaawiag Hnmaa state, nsSsrscG
Gwgaty and fv1HShip Ossscexs u wis:
zts GoYsFasr, one iAeatenant fsoveraof, azss
. 1sesa 90 sszsszns 2snFS 7qas AepssSeaszNzR Z
ne caszss sssst N sadsaksst aAaaae E@ssesssssa~
live ia aeEsFal Assembly. 4
One Cogaty SaAss on& aseoaar, oae DraiA&sn
EsaEnlasisReg one Gsunsy superintendent al Com
MOS Sch0St one Treasurer and ReeerdsT Eto 81 va
csny,l one Treasurer and Recorder lfor fuI term
ens khakla tta AL yaeancyl one sAerfH flor fuil
terEa,l enc Caanty Surveyor Ito ali yscancT,l and
N "a. a.s. q g., asss "a 20
As follows, 60 Wit:
TAzss TrnSsses. eAs e4szk, ena Asss&&oE, two
Justices az ths Fs&oa, Ewo Genst&h4ez and ons SUI
passtaez In a&sn Road EtstFfcS !
Aiao members Sf the Beard Of GsaRsy sapsryis-
ovs in each Of the following a&ned Townships
@ wit
gAas, Grove, ssssas Esssss, waiaan esss&s 4 ssk,
Hasnsn&s@. - seq $50 49, Il rs.
+i Clerk, Beard ss supeSvisoxa.
SeNt f&ks, @s#s. a4&- ls#@ ssssSsEEs &W. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
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AnJ0uaAkR MxNgzNG. /
yEso TIE TAX FATgRs or oouMu5L ELBSRs
IL Essies Ia hereby zfysa. thAt va Saa III 6ze
ss Aagass, E9ea tAs Coxaoa Cean<al q me sxzy "
fausae& Mx&k wSsl szssf a sss$ssk q s ~ &pf-
Sxa opfxeS4, md sszzarm xAs ezty AseaE1ne&At Tar
f&s ysna fn6as al mnsEA dina ~ pzsS&zna6Exxsyaz
f9 KAzd &saessnaank Mia no hssfa, and nh rsrseas
ere hetaasa 10 show eause, sf ang theS haxss Why
sAe said assessment sAeusS be siieFsd, sgd wh9 II
.a = C., q : :; @ Is ssss...
n nsa0kgxn,
III M sAe bomiaSa oeaaali Of tAszsy4g CoaH-
tsf Hiuss thas the resolution reaatl*e re eszr
sssssasIea II aide waEks ka xaxs AHA ~ HAD
sea asraeas sAsgssd Jane I'm, lo ! hs sAs1aeHdSd
~ To psrznat aud feqRlrs tAat aAi4 ssdS VAIN Apa-
ssgwssaA no ~ he semfosm 70 The nasuFa! sEffs st
sA@ gfoaaA saAa sgrsat Aza thai tie plsak shsal
~ gasa isngtA~wiss snsteaA Of eT@s&sxsss. ~ re-
sssrss In said gesska1Sonf 500 sk&s taa ssiS eide
wsEk shall be eo0stxnezsd aAaes the 4fecssen of IT,
cssszssnltsee On fassgnsl smBgg~ssmsses.
ABsFxEn. 3siy ~ I'll
LYSANnxa W. sAssIgx, Mares.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

lAtaSSgi4 the aRoFe esgle .alnsa aifszr us4ssT q,
sAeiE 0F4gln and nature, st thcy all rrsgr. "a.
eAses, Val yiesd ID Comparatively sG5r; sgs-. B.:
tLne when taiH tFnka.snt Is a. gsBtly ysbt4a ala
the parts affected. even after eypry an, s.,ss
have failed Ia su ssrioas ms4Aale Is the n. d.
be taken n aceardance TO the printed iustrar.as.
accompanies sach box
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

Ene E&SS WA8 sQuMaSSSz 20 Ssz0 . - s
sries Coazs upon ths tag, AsD.wAs DEcrD-
ND IN ouR EAvea, But these falsiiess sag
thai We escaped ahroagh aFsshs negligence
Of cha Gevsrnaasat Assornsys.D What
doe the record Of the Court show upon
upon this ohargea IT shows that Messrs.
]. C.Khapp and the zaoh. Charles Mason,
ssGossrnmans Attorneys . mode and fled
sorssssw agg4Hssts IN the case while
in cur behalf No AvguHans Nas made and
sled, sxesps one nsode and alsd ss our.
se,E ,Nbs on.y so, but the record shows
mogs, Il shews that after tbe arguments
we're masla and FLED, and the judge Eas
about 10 aslaver his epinioa In the sssa,
shat the Han. ohkriss MAsou, osa the part
al the HsTsrnmsas, hisd ! nation for .
sonsiassass, apoa shs graand shss he bad
8 aiseovsred aseesisu Of law NOS bFoaghs TO
tsis n0zse II ne Court, nor fnclaasd IN
TIA AsEznssnss, Ehleh pc sheagha had =
4 masessaa bearing apon thseasa and s.wo'd
decide N sksinss N, 2 and spos sbat mo-
.sloa he sass was continued from Juls -
sspssnhsrs for ssgtAsy asassssssss.n Al
stAa sspssmbsE ssen ths ssss. wss again
argued ~ Jadgs AfAssn ne Atsasnsg ap.
pessiHg for -. The arguraeny 81 sha
Iudge Was rsspcndsd to hy i ssrifiss .ar-i
q x,.s,. ssss. sznnxz. a, s..z.,.1<s - -
, 1861-06-21
EpfeFaH1.

Ep1.FamA
Br oUR PRIVATE ERoNAuT.
Balloons In our armies-they'te better than
epicB. -
To discover the rebels, and how tho land lies.
But won't the South use them: To ono Mct
- you're blind,
They canti nse balloons when they can't raise
, 1861-06-21

The Wars
Touching Letter from q Cory 1fn,,ber Of the
Home Guards to his Rarc,ats in F311h .1rs.
hu&
:. T. BROADWAY, June.
DEAR FATHER AND MOTHER We are get
ting along well, down hero at onr quarters,
We drill finely and our uniforms hare gold
lace onto them, We suffer great prlvations,
but dear parents some must suffer In this cri-
sis. We get our dinners at Dalmonico's, Tel
Mrs. SCHUYLER that re do not need blankets,
as We bunk at the st, Nicholas. WHIST our
brave 1ads now want is fruit cake and WaE
hes. Do not weep for me.
HENRY ADorPuUs,
CoIEUR IoCALE.-The Southern ladies' see
the rebellion all "coMeur de rosc" now. But
before very long We fear they will have to
view It couleur De ney-Toes.
MILITARY ARDoR III TIE SPINDLE CrTY.-
In Lowell, Mass, they are carrying patriotism
so far that they have even. General Wool
manufactures.
, 1861-06-21
The. SIekles brigade,

The parade Of this much talked-of body Of
men 1T Camp Scott, on Sunday, was COM
plete Success. Upwards Of three Thousand
men were under review. which, added to those
On guard, those absent On furlough, and aboat
three hundred who were unable to appear on
p parade owing to the non-delivery on Saturday
Of their uniforms, gives an aggregate Of about
four thousand six hundred men. This num-
ber wn, within few days, be Increased to the
requsite five thoueand By recruits now on
their way hither: The obstacles which have
M neen thrown IN the Why Of the formation Of
this brigade BY portion Of the press Seem to
have been eurmounted By the energy and Yig-
or OF The commanding officer: ehaye good
authority for stating that General sic}des has
performed his original undertaking to the en-
tire eatasfaetion Of the Government; that ho
will report his brigade at headquarters when.
ever called upon, and aeeept any position as
signed him BY his superiofa. He has raised
single.handed, in the face Of overt and covert
opposition, q larger body OF men than any In
dlytdual since the breaking out Of ,hoati1ities.
This, We think, ought to shield him from the
sinister and maleVoleat .ons1aughts even Of
thoee who have unsuccessfnlly endeavored to
make him instrumental in farthering their
private interests.-M 7. Notzd, 181.
, 1861-06-21

California Regiments.
California is resolved to take hand In this
war. Senator E. D. Bakers Regiment Of Cali
1ornians are in camp at Fort Schuyler, New
York, drilling and preparing for the field. It
numbers full one thousand men, having re-
celTed large number Of recruits recently
from San Francisco, who come on their town
hook" and expect to join the California Regl.
ment. The other members are returned Cali.
fornians, but who wish to represent the golden
6tate IN Ills contest. a letter from San Fran.
cisco, dated June 5th, says:
a regiment of volunteers Is rapidly forming
here, already numbering 800 picked men, and
nave sent FORWARD their application for admit
tance, md are trying to make arrangements
Campany for transportation -bnt,O Lordl
what nonsense to expect my patriotism from
Steamship Company, or bowels of compas-,
passion for ardent spirits 80 desirous OF being
quenched: You couldn't get mouse shipped
paying full fare, furnishing him With cheese.
md g1viDg them the privilege Of shaving his
tall for tlB fur. The regiment is comm s1ded
by Francis J. Lippitt, lawyer Of good stand.
ing, an old Californian, with decided peachant
Tor military matters, bis taste for which has
LED him 70 study thoroughly the art Of war.
AA| =. fA@G11A| @ANG4AEA ~ 1EH OulEEfH Oh L4H
regular army In bis accomplishments as q dill
officer. The Lieutenant Colonel, James n,
0lney, is also An old Californian, formerly Of
Providence, Rhode Island, where he served
with distinction in the great Dorr var, and
Was presented with Colts st1shooting rifle
by The Legislature or Governor; he Is decided
u military man, and a most excellent drill
ofticer also, not e1cclled By any officer Of the
regular army IL that branch, besides being
well up r :he higher branches of the science
for reducing the census. The Major, James
F. Curtis, l hear him highly spoken Of.
The regiment is composed Of eight eompa-
nies Of Infantry, one Light artillery battery and
1nnE rifle compa1y-ten companies III all
and l venture to Gay the entire amy could not
produce regiment superior to the First Reg-
iment California Volunteers, mud, Il they eYer
have chance, will give Q good account Of
themselves: They arc all the genuine Califor-
nia matcIfn1, accustomed to hardstips, md a.
familiar hands with weapons as lady il with
her scissors.
, 1861-06-21
GALE OF IOWA STATE
P1opcktIR for lean to tbs Stats Of Iowa o{ q
4pM no1 eXcte1iE z $4QQ, 600,

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sea- q The state Of Iowa Win Interest eo1ponI
ae.s 2 ses
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fers !! xl!!as ,s5sz a.y: HE @ n Roies ie
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.bY5sx may. ifneeestalI BE- enforced hY mandanap
NS s.: ~ PTo7iasd y - shsii II Be l.,.sa
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, 1861-06-21
The supply Jobherz indicted, :.

"-s**4A~S@%13
:. =, We feel that the patriotic people Of thu
Htate should be congratulated upon the fact
that Justice has achieved one triumph IN the
matter Of the '.jobbers" charged With specu-
ntarg upon tho tunds; so freely devoted to
cr1sh ont the rebellion, defending the Btate
aud plundering tbs soldiers. On Friday last
ne grand tn1Y Of the. Quarter sessions Of Al
fsgeeny 6 3pi1 county presented to the court tha
an4 from evidence before them, Foowenfeld
q bTothefs and Charles III Neal did conspire,
n april Last, in Pittsburg, to cheat and de.
fraud tho commonwealth oi Pennsy1yanla out
OF ten thousand dollars, by divers subtle and
fraudulent means and devices. Upon this the
court ordered an Indictment to be drawn
against al the parties named, which WIS i'm
mediatelF done, and true bill found. The
FroWenhelds ar d their partners were hold In
nVe thousand dollars ball to answer, and
warrant was placed in tho hands Of the sheriff
for Mr. - gent Neal.
Now. let the public be satisfied with
prompt and fair trial, and, If the parties are
convicted, Let them be visited with exemplary
punishment. Meanwhile, when will our
prosecuting attorneys Philadelphia IN
, 1861-06-21
Embarkatlon Of Troops from Rellaire
IAN tEnmenae FleeI Of steamers.
[FIcm the Wheeling Intclljeencer 1ot1

lfAeA ene " "AeeAng 4ntelnEencer, 10Th
Yesterday WAS great day In Bellaire. The
news having gone abroad OF the arrival Of four
or five thousand troops, and also Of the fleet
10 transport them, the town IVES filled with
people who fockcd In from the country to
witness the embarkltion.
On Sunday there were three regiments OF
0hio volunteers at Bellaire, Of !, 900 men each,
the 10Th, Col. Morton, the l9th, Col Beatty,
hud the 17th, Col. Cornell. Three companiss
Of the 20ih left On Surday, aud will be sta
tened along the line Of the road betwecu
Mannjngton and Grafton. Five Companies
mere lett yesterday fer the same purpose
The feet TEich Is to convey the troops down
the IiTer will be under the command Of Capt,
William Koontz, sn old and experienced
steamboatnan, ard Will consist Of the follow
Ing steamers ;-Kent.n, Anglo Saxon, Diadcm.
Yenaugos Mariner, Mary Cook, Hastings, Eu-
nice: Marmora, Economy, Sir William Wal
lace, and The Emma,
Each steamer had fine tlsg flying from her:
jack staff AL the decks bristled With bayo-
nefs and bright trapplugs, and the scene was
the most Wal1ike and imposing which the Bel
laria1s hare jet had the pleasure Of witness
Ing.
LAST evening dress parade was ordered on
both sides Of the river, at which Nc hsd ina
opportunity Of seeing whit tho rcgim ents
were made Of and We have no hesitation: In
~, where more thoroughly capable Of making
good soldiers
Il was expected that large body Of troops,
perhaps two more regiments, would arrive
last night. The destination Of the feet Is said
to be Cairo, end not KsuaHha, ~ We predicted
yesterday morning. This, however, Is mat
te1 that can only be guessed at
, 1861-06-21
Neh) 3publilatio11B;;
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- THIs DAT PUH1MHRp.
United 8TATEx YNFaHTpv n,nw,,n

1GT Lns 1nanacd9n Exercise and Aaucuyers or the
r1-11;,:a aans, aEht @ @1nianay, a I'D Mneme5 u 'a0
sad sn,n1.a e direction q tho Var Department
sehoo1 Of tho sola,e, Ia, seboo, .,
ri cse cSsGrttSaS tSsS .s fos l9f
Dictionary Of Military fer1nS '7'u'es u nj Ana
oos Tos4me complete illustrated With numerous En-
#aH Dir:as:1rx;:1iF:ri:: washington. Msy / iiss,.
lhn syttem Of United States inlsntIY Tactics foF
Agat 1h;Anty md Ri1amen, prepared under tho d.
i hss se
the II :, 4 IL; f. 1s or e e
0t .ae nas sos sh5a e sSRRf5Ss Secretary of War.
stuet1on, the me!tta q which ne acknowledged BY
ia sss - se
copta1pfg tho authorized drill Of the United States
lnfs9ty, ;nd that by which they will be Instructed
Washington, b. c., NAY !. 1871.
KvKkX TnLuETKhK sRoCLp LAVE TUIs AUTHORIZED
fe9r af aufH6E1sEB f1a6 eaEi} 1SFAurnr tSf TACTICS
1tEn coHFtfTK WuTk- Al Volunteers win dfill hy
~ StA2E sfdaz4hnr 81 q MtaI \ hok' -.
Booksellers, Eewtdealerb and AGENTS, should send
tes1t efe;si 4 S5fa e rAsrr rAor1cz
Forxardsd y NAL, free Of postage on H. Fccelpt
made ii gold dollxrs and pottage ststnps' Fs1eIs ~
Xad4ss '00'e IL III GSsGf ssps ths b5 s
Book1e1lerk babilahess. md ststionerx
Kos z 2nd snd q EoTta sfh t,feet Fhiladeipala, ifl
foF fas. Wholesale ane 3! Sstst4 g. aR1S1as & CO.
,.,- -.a., Publishers. Booksellers id st.tiosen,
1Gt-ess7lw - Aud II Lake street. Chicago.
, 1861-06-21

Mr, Phillips, q. s. MARSHAL, yesterday mado
The aEs: seizure Of centrahaad goods in this
TART Of lie country, being 100, 600 percussion
eapa for; ;rausketa. The seizure WAS made at
the Express office
The csee Is mysterious one, an We have
been able 10 learn In reference to tho matter,
icing as follows: About four weeks sincs;;
Mr. Bishop, a highly respectable dealer in guns
and sporting material in this city, received by
expIets q boz directed to him with the mark
CO. D. He was not expecting such box,
and could not account for Its a11iyal It waa
then discovered that the paekagge was directed
10 The case Of Gov. Yates, Who, upon being
eekedt iDa~ ro moIn about the matter than
dld NJ: BIshop: 4 vas, however, opened,
whereupcn 1t was len at the Express of1:e.
4 day ortwo since bill reached Nj. Bishop
hy express, making him 8 debtor to the
s"A1atIicsa Percussion Cap Company Of Beck.
man street., n r, to the arnount Of s75-be.
ipE st the iate Of rs cents por hundred. Tho
bil1 vas marked in Tho corner, IN pencil, "by
order Of hE Dlniek." Under the, circum-
stances the Marshal deemed II proper to take
possession Of The caps, which arc to b. held
to aNatt further: deYelop1nents--&ate Jonr..
, 1861-06-21

$4,000 TO LOAN
FoR FIVE YEARS THE. j..
1t low rates On Improved aecurity.
TnwE1E1 4 m sx fv.-% .+,..+
, 1861-06-21
PROPOSALS FOR ALOAN OF
100000

IoTrIc14L-l
se.,ed iii bs q 6ss y
Treasurer Of the State OF Illinois in the CITY Spring.
+ & aa:s.a ss Z ias s
Setf "a 4 I'll s{ 5S 5 e; pa 81 9Ss Sssf; 4
s1esns s md Auditing a e
e 5: M.y FL % ;st
sseF Il IT, u + IL :a1 p s EE
p e M Vii s1 saa e e q R1
9ttaehed. payable On arst MoEdaSs Of January snd
'?4y @ aSs pops
thousand dos1s H. bonds ef M hundr do1isfs eaca. @
thousand dollars each.
The propc.a als must state tbs sum offered TOR esch
ttock bia III; and must b uacondltola witaout re
ference 70 other Offers, o1a PEI cent Of the amonnt
eP & sa sy yh efesse s'fk n n sy
.lty Of New York, and certificate showing such Dc
81 f. q n ss sa t. s
catte 70 be returned In case the o1rngs are not &C
qulred e deposit tie aaonnt Thereof Vim Tho Tres
anEcr of The Etate Of Illinois q his Office In the city Of
e. e s1aS
Within Ave ds after ths aeeepta9cs of thsIr bias 1t
paee where The offerings accepted be- she pace
Of the deposit and the delivery OF the bonds unless
a "a Il Il
pEeess.is neIs sss Ss sesisa ;is I'D ss
+ 81 stass y naaes q tss ASaSfesa E5e$sass
s'n< Se~ So'51 E1caER1 sfGS+i YAfEa e Loan sssl
9 9qyeEEusE = q @ @tae stase ct nllnota-
ESSE K BHh21si BH4f,E As4isS5 41e.;ni.r
, 1861-06-21

1HEQEeH TICKETS for sa!e IN AL p,1actpal RsU.
Icaa Oucss u the West At the General OEcn cor,er
LAKE md Dearborn streets tuadez tho Ia1oni Ho9ss
CntcaXc, and at the Depot
r. N EItK General guper3ntandent
]. q. l. BRAN. Western Pasaanscr 1xe1E NJ Z
, 1861-06-21
= MAI. W1NTHB0pss GOODBYE,
Extract from the For hc0N14nR Num-
Der Of The Atlantic Monthly

lEf0fn the .HoSton transcript =:
Our readers will remember that Brilliant a.
y, describing the march Of the New York sa7-
enth Regiment to Washington, Young Win
throp was the author Of it, and he proposed
continuing his contributions to the AHante
durtng The War. He accordingly sent paper
ior the Jnly number, full Of admirable descr1p-
t1ons Of i" Our Camp st Washington" )" the cloe-
Ing portions Of which have now q heartsed.
denirE Interest We anticipate the pnblIca-,
ton Of the new number Of the magazine by
exaMItn1etlng aIt1s few paragraphs: :.
ment to leave 1t by different ways, I should
haye been glad to stay and see my comrades
through to their departure; but there. wa,
massachusetts, man down ut Fortress Monroe,
Butler, By uame-has any one heard Of him /?
and to this gentleman it chanced that was
got my furlongb, shook hands With nv fei
lows, said goodbye to Camp Cameron, and
vas oil, two days after our months service
Eas up.
safety, LIST, to Gen Butler, whose genius de-
rascal crew, and whose Utter bravery executed
thc plan he is the Grand Yankee Of this little
period Of the war. Cd. To the other Most
Worshipfol Grand Yankees Of tho MassachI-
sets regiment who followed their Leader, as
ne knew they would, discovered q forgotten
-
asking no questions. sd. And while I gladiy
yield the first places to this General and his
men, I put the Seventh In as List, but not the
least, IN Saving the Capital. Character 81 ways
tells. The Seventh, BY good, hard, faithful
work Of drill, had established its fame o. the
most thorough militia regiment In existence
Its military md moral character we're excel
Lent The mere name Of the regiment carried
weight It took the field as If the field were
bollr room: There were myriads eager to
march bnt they had not made ready Before.
hnua.' Yes, the Seventh had It's important
share In the rescue. Without our support
whether our leaders rendered It eagerly OF
hesitatingly, Gen. Buffers position at Annapo
I: Lis Wonld have been critical, and his forced
march to tie Capital foraorn hope-herolc,
but desperate.
ESQ honor to whom honor 1s due.
"Here l must cut short my story. So good
bye to the Seventh, and thanks for the fascina-
ting month hare passed In their society. In
this pause Of the war our camp life has been
to me as brilliant as q permanent picnic
Good bye to Company I, and all the fine
fellows; rough and smooth, cool old hands, and
recruits verda1t but ardent. Goodbye to our
tieutenants, to whom owe much kindness.
Goodbye, The orderly, SO peremptory on D.
rade, SO indu1gcnt of Good bye, epe7yboau."
, 1861-06-21

Riot At JAcEBosvnLR, ,-We ara informed
that number q aoIdiers from Camp Duncan
get drunk and INDUCED IN very riotou3 sud
:fieorderly conduct; ind that wihea tho police
ATTEMPTED to autst them, roasted fheir au-
tllozity, declaring that no solNer. should BE-
taken TO the ca:ahoose, In which they wero
y backed bT two Of their officers. 4 sort of
look part, which ended in the arrest and in
.carctTntsm OF the offenders, "po one bainr
hurt" Col Palmer, who was not in town. eI.
pressed himself greatly mortified upon hls to.
fuSu It The conduct ofhis men.
Tie regiment leayes for Quincy to-day.-
Stats Journal
, 1861-06-21
Gbitagn Gribui;1te i;
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1851:
CHICAGO POST oFFIUB.

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