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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

Aasa6ae Emgassnze&s NJ KIzzaseas Ealst.
Rersress Aoaross Oct. Sac Prigass
Susaueharna has arrived from Hatferss
lniet, and brings most interesting intelli-
genee. The day Of the capture of the pvo~
peller Fanny By tho rebels the steamers
Ceres and Pusnazn, having ons Of the
|aaanehes Of ths Susqushanna In sow, wans
up The ChiGimicoquisco and landed screen
aays prusisions, resarning che same day
MfIhout seeing anything of the rabsls. On
Fxasfay, however, slsa word reached Waite.
ras Inlet ~ the stsauasg Ssaxs aad SsaiBea
tnsf As60O rebels consisting oil Georgia,
South Carolina and Virginia regiments -
had come over from the main land la six
ANAL steamers and sohoonsrs aud attack.
| ed tbs 10th Indiana raglmeas who wers
obliged 70 retreat. The susouehauna
steamed up outside while Col, Hawkins
saAgchadup with six companies and reach
I'd Hastsras lighs by night falL--a distances
of thirteen miles. During the night Col.
Hawkins was joined By the Goth Indiana
regiment, who had passed In the darkness
q large body Of rebels who had landed for
the purpose Of cnstiag them OF; Colonel
Brown reported loss Of fifty oil bis men,
comprising his sick and wounded, and
twenty piekets who could not be called In.
He succeeded In Saving his tents, provis-
ions, &c. On Saturday, q. s.. sieamas
Monticello arrived 81 the Cape and few
miles up met tbs rebels marching down
the narrow neck Of land to attack oui
troops TO cooperate with them. They
we're within easy range and the Moatieei.
10 opened upon them With shells with iys
seconds fuse, tive hundred and eighteen
OF which were fired from three guns, In
three hours and thirty inmates. The Goa
federatea tried st first 10 shelter them,
selves, bat soon broke in ever direction
and took refuge upon THAR vessels, A
shell passed through the whesIhouae OF tbs
Fanny which was already employed
against as. 1t Is thought their loss mast
have reached between two and three hun.
| bred killed and wounded.
During the engagement member oi
the Indiana regiment who had been taken
prisoner managed To escape, and took. to
the surf and was picked up by boat from
the Monticello. He reporss that the first
shell killed Col. Barton, CT the Georgia
regiment, aud that the havoc was fright
full. Lieut.. Burkead, from whom have
obtained the above account, thinks that
no advance can be made from the Inlet
without the support of feet Of light
draught vessels. He thinks that our fore
es at the Inlet should be speedily increas-
ed. '.-
The Spauidiug arrived st the Inlet on
on the eth inst, with Gen. Mansfield, and
landed her men and stores. Too much
praise cannot be accorded to Lieut.. Brain
For this brilliant achievement, which has
caused great exaltation at Old Point
Col. Brown narrowly escaped with the
10th Indiana regiment. He was SHIELDED
from the Oonfedsrates vessels, and troops
were landed both above aad below them,
Jet he managed to escape With a oompar-
atively small loss. The particulars of
his mastery movement have not yet ar
| rived.
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II gin Be assn arom sas aaesa wess In has coaa~
", sAaa the nasaaisaIsss have eazrssa TIA ssaAsy.
rata result Ia aaaair assrisasabse ~ me ssasrsi
dlaorsanlszssaa Il the DsasssasAe ssxass srodaess
10 ss sxaac&aag aa1 sssding psliey pursued b. the
oAsasa2s "a sas DssnssEatis csEtral cenansssee Of
sas ssats, wAs saaasAa 10 sssAia psiaa'' by zawa
ina Masaa OF Ia order TO pat Merits en- she track
fer Governor TAs pstaesyscy az sAis Tsgisn wsrs
aessrminsd nss 70 Asssaa qua in sasa aaansr, and
Notwithstanding the Dsmozstie Candidates for
County oacss wsas saE Merritt he aaiy beats Sam
usls three votes In tAis ceanty. lRRAEFison coun-
~, Merritt did not get single vuss, and In villa,
sRmasls has a Large majority oysr Aesrih.
Hereafter, We hope tss osatrai oamsnissse "ssa
athsEs via se satisfied vita tas voice Of the peo-
PIE as expressed through their representatives 10
Gonvsation, AID Will place more aepsnd@nss upon
thsiuzsness Of taeiF cause and the soGndnsss Of
shsis principles, tAAn upon speculative bargains
By which to gain 3 temporary tTiwnpA they sell ous
fAslr best men, sacrifice their Sime-henoEed pEin-
CipIss, and eonzisn thoae wAem they would elevate
TO places OF distinctions 20 premature political
graves.
When tbs DezaecEsSy discard AL men fEaE theil
organization and especially as leaders and COM
na4ttesgnen whe would s&exiaes principle fer Pc
itieAi triumph, then may thsy gs 30 battle with .
stEeng hops Of sneeaSs-untH thsa, they van b
beaten upon every asad Of Political eonaies.
Returns received Indicate that tAe piSaniSniss'
have carried the stats sy To- GO 10 beo majority
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Jefferson City, Oct. 9.~-GoL Matthews
telegraphed Governor Gamble this mora
ing, from Herman, that he had been CON-
palied TO surrender his camp, with three
pieces OF cannon, to superior Force
Colonel Matthews camp was 30 miles
from Herman, and Ii said TO contain aiaut
100 Home Guards The rebels numbered
some 1000, aad their dasiga 10 10 barn
/ ths aaseeaaaa bridge IL shas YieiaiAy.
Rainforeameuss have been sent both 10
Herman aai the bridge, On hearing of
the approach Of this force, our force al
ready al the bridge, commenced eracting
palisades for Its defense.
Prices army was on Grand river In
HenTy county, at lass accounts Wednesday
nighs, marching South.
A rebel named Widsnaeyer, is raiaing
regiment for the purpose Of making b
foray into Kansas
Union man fEoa the neighboFhossd of
Lexington, deny that any session of the
Legislature was held there.
Efforts are baing made here 10 organise
companies OF Missouri Rangers TO carry
on guerilla waxfass after the style Of the
rebels.
Gansrals stargis and Lane ere uasasr.
stood 10 have received ogdags to march
from Kansas City, and join Gen. sasgsl
as aadaaia.
Ten. saigel sent oat q deaashmsns of
Y, .aan % sunday LASS % Out q i rebel
sapply train.
aan- Nhisahall, late Of kansas, ID also
inaoyaag aowaras Soashssn Missouri. ii che
hesd 4 Taxas troops.
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4 NEW 4 kRRInsx nrssrLg.
A tesribEs miasias has rsesntly been
broughs 70 the aozse of the gDvernm ens
b. an iavenser in Jew Fork. Il 10 . spe-
sass Of hand gEeaaaa, 0as, swos three, and
Founders, that explode with the most
deadly effects when thrown or dropped
even the short distance of three or four
feet, and are equally sura of exploding
when tArown upon feathar-bed, pool
OF water, or against > bard sahssszce.--
Yet they can b. transported ar carried
With perfect safsty. Aaimple littls poa'
tsivanoe il attached to Il, which ~ adjas-
ted easily and rery quickly just before
throwing Is, which b certain 70 Are the
charge = soon asshs shell strikes. Tbs
government has given large orders foi
these missile and General Mcclellan haa,
ere this, diasxihnted them. Asnall com.
pany armed wish this terrible thing, it i
thought, could perfectly resist gaadru.
PIE number of cavalry. ..-.
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The President has restored Col. Deaha.
IA to the command Of the Iadiana legion,
from which he was dismissed by court
martial in St. Louis, and has restored
him to his pay as we'll as his rank. None
Of Gen. Fremont's commissions are rec.
ognized by the President, and they are
therefore worthless.
The Richmond Examiner Of Friday pub
fishes Geographic news from Lynchburg
Of the 4th, that John c. Breckenridge and
other Kentuckians were at Abingdon yes
teFday. 1t is understood that Bregkin-
ridge will resign his seat in the United
States Senate, issue an address to the
people of'kentueky, and actively engage
IN the war. Ii is believed ha will be IL
Richmond 10 few DAYS.
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Washington, Oct. 9.-Lewinsyille viii
be- retained as well ~ The other positions
Ikakmf BY our foxses.
To-day pestisn OF the sEoSps andsE
Gen. Porter advanced and occupied Miners
HILL, 10 the right Of Falias Church, and
eomIAAnding chat village and Burnett's
hill whish u now u Ycsssssaem Of Tsoea
pinkets- I.
q 10, Mcclellan and staff sssempauied
By Capt. Bankers cavalry creased over
the chain bridge al an early hour thil
morning and spent the wholsaday In max
lag reeonnisanoa OF the new position
taken by the federal sFsops.
Rribane's dispatch says, thare is reason
10 believe Ia the report from New Orlaans
via Richmond, announcing the presencs
Of National vesaala at the head passes oi
the Mississippi. The are doubtless assing
under Instructions given long ago In re
garsl 10 protecting the men that are en-
gagged In building batteries on each aide
Of the river above the point where the :
mouths diverges for the purpose OF effect
aally bloeksding them. a-~E aaE
All the guns to be mounted ars pEoba-
bly, the twenty eight 9-inch DahIgrens,
which we're ordered for Pickens, and not
being required there were put ashore d
ToFtugas. The Mississippi viii be effect
ually closed by these batteries, Tweaty
vessels could not do it a. we'll, 49, q
Brigham Young has lost the Nintat
Valley, one Of the most fertile In Utah,
after having announced his intention tC
settle there With saints. The President
by IN order dated October, has directed
an Indian reservation TO be there.
The Secretary of War and Adiutani
General left this city for St. Louis on
Tuesday.
The dispatches to the War Department
to-day are moro encouraging than here
tofore In regard to the movements Of Gen.
Fremont in Missouri.
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Washington, 0c2. 8th.~-Commandsz
Chasney arrived here this evening from
Hatteras Inlet. He reports that On Mon
day the rebels formed an expedition to
attack and re-capture the forts occupied
by our forces. The expedition consisted
Of six steamboats, and about 5000 men.
The steamers were armed with heavy
riael cannon, and mortars for throwing
shells. The attack was simultaneous but
ineEsctual. The forts fred shells and
were assisted by vessels stationed off the
Inlet. The rebels retired, thoagh not be-
fore two or three Of their vessels had
been sunk, going down with all on board.
judging from the crowded appearance of
the vessel, it is estimated that about 700
men were drowned, besides large loss
which must have been sustained from the
bursting Of our shells and piunging Of cur
shot, as the guns were served in most
mast erly manner.
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-.
a half. he d,ad syon sha Iass ii bloo5
|eaased by tha vnn ssSns ,uso,und --.s;a Sos
know VIII, dons II Iaaaa hns hs.rd. -
strange sav haIa 90 asiinw - -
ahol 7n sIowt - "
gs'r I'D.
- e asss as 800 y ssofh on easn says
20 49,, sns Assn aay ~ ocsooef, as aneat nve
49, - 49, $ ms ns was staaaiag 10 fsont
~ -. 80 =. ;aaaiss Is91 2sorss "a Council
D'anss I've, ana sawSnapmsn standing
I.ons u sns eagaf store Win . passo.
:. - nis \. sNo strangers dressed
= = - - sssnsss Nnose names are aa-
- -. = -. -. = ~ sao sa,s
- Il - t'''s4A As'' ''.@
- ~
Jpan Keller sworn says Thas On this
aays ock. IL, Asols about ossiook z. NJ.
ne was standing Oh tbs pasaaaent IN front
q nr. bloomer's ofaee Two soldisTs came
along and one Of tasm said 10 some par
sons ges on Of me payan aud Chap
man stepped on toWar4s sne Cigar Store
when some nara Woras passed between
chapman and eiaa Of TIE soidiaTs which
dad not understand; I am not certain
ansanaf me soldier orew Aas sword hEst or
snsAneF chapman drew ma pistol nfst--
saw Chapman draw hAs pistol and think
chapman called the soldier cowardiy
son OF bltehs when TIE solder gave MS
sword TO the soldier saanding By and got
hisptstol aud shot him kChapman1 ]; Chap
man did not fall immsdiaseiy, staggered
little and then sank down after he fell
he put ms hand to hls leg where ne Was
| shos-did not know the soldiers name Who
shot Chapman; Chapman has since died OF
tue wound inflicted by sad soldier; have
Li ~ 81 y 16@s ths soaaaers name "ho
Sh2t 1hapsnan was massey
Julius Noack, sworn, says, that Mr..
Chapman and 3 private soldier we're IN
nloomers once about fhree minutes De-
tore tnis hAppenea' shsy bon Tnen went
oas ana STOOD In mons Oh mr. MaeiteF 8
cigar ssoFs; heard some person say clear
me trace; LOOKED around and saw an Of
nesr anu another private soldier ana she
pFiFsse soldier VINO vas with Chapmen
weh%eu, ana thapmaa went towards the
cigar store; then soma words passed De-
kWeea chapman and the otheef, whose
name have understood 10 be Kelsey; l
saw Chapman get his revolver oas and at
the same time saw the oshear Kelsey draw
his sabre and give ii 10 the private, and
private gave Kelsey bis revolver; 1 shos"
cd the deceased back and told him to 90
IN the Cegar store and said, am peace
ehear and toid the solnleFs-genuemen
yak on WAX on fne deceased tChap-
man) then held up his pistol and said to
the oiheeF, you are damned eowsrdly
son OF bitca, the othseF thea shot Chap
man-think Chapman had his revolver
out first.
Thomas Tostevfn, sworn, says, that he
was present in front Of Mr.. BIoomers
office in Council BIuffs. on the evening,
Oct. I3, 1861; about 5 o'clock P. n, when
the soldiers came along. ONE of them was
armed with a saber, when thew came op-
posite to Chan man deceased, one OF the
soldiers armed with a saber drew his
| saber and said, get off the side walk, there
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Yhsy uanhru the rsposss prsxsoussy re-
csFsd. There wsse no reb@a thars ak
cot few straggia ard = last accounts
= ee aa1 bis army we're varying TO the
18th = rapidly asposAble. j =
! observed by shis mornings RspgbA-
can that the eommanieF OF the First Me-
hgaska denies that thrss oE his regimaai
were recently discovered 10 be notorious
seeessipuists. know nothing Of the mat
Tar, personally, but wxs 50 informed By
IN skess / met at headquarters who as
sasned 10 speak aushoritatively.
Psisa's rebel 1ozcs ia said 10 ba oas
hundred miles south os Frelnons's army.
Capt. Geo. NJ. Ford, III yaar cisy. who
intended 10 join FremonE's expedition,
was 10 badly ininred shis evening by bis
horse falling on him shat he was compel
led TO return home, s-s.as-A as,e 9
LATE8.--A scout has just arrived here
from Springfield, and reports at Head
quarters ahat there we're only one tsous-
and rebels al thai place. The scout fell
in with an old acquaintance &c Springfield,
and, By pretending to be Secessisuist,
learned that Ben. MeCulloch was asCamr
Jackson with only fifteen hundred men,
waiting for gsinfereements from Arkaaas.
A large number of McCulleeh's forces
who were with him 1t Wilson's Creek
were with Price At Lexington, and the rsasi
are with Harden. -. 49,. .... -
MeCulloeh expects 10 join Price nj Sae
EiseE, which win bs aboszs che 20sA ina.,
and the comhinsa forces expscs % march
on Jefferson City. This information ID
believed to be entirly reliable.
The sick list Ia the hospitals this morn.
ing Yves 523, moss of shs cases bsing
pneumonia and typas fever. There wers
thrss deaths to-day, and many Of the zaen
are in critical condition.
learn that che HsuEiay near Tipson
arose after the soldier was shot by Col.
Brown. A formidable uprising was en-.
psotsd, and the artillery was planted and
brought to bear upon the mntineers be-
fore they consented to return to their
duty. A .-a# t. rFt z1
General Fremont and his army viii oi
course meet McCulloeh and PTise befors
the Goth, and prevent their designs upon
the Capital BY giving them battle, and
entirely routing, Il i to be hoped, tha
rebel h9ssss Il d ia H5tsH +
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New York, Oct. 9,-The balloon which
was sent over Washington a few days ago
proved to be La Mountains, whieh safe
iy landed in Maryland. Il appears that
after rising to certain distance aud fnd:
ing the earrent light, he cut the rope and
rose to the height Of three miles, obtain
ing a complete view Of the rebel encamp-
ments and movements, which important
news he has communicated TO the war de-
partment.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16
HONE MANUFACTURERS aR Amms

The Uuited States srmory at Springfield
Mas, il rrnning all the men possible.
turning out an inm gnse number of arms
The Ames manufacturing company ara
turning out swords, beyonets, ball, aan.
non, &C., with four-foid their usual quo
Ia Of men.
The chickopes are running night and
day on rides. They turn out from 10, OO1
70 h, 600 par weak. 3 1ksge&sf 4.
The Colts Revolver and sharpss ride
companies are doing four tinaea thar usu.
al work.
Each Of these companies have Large
contracts with the government. and ar
adding more meehinery an fast a. tbs
greAs difficulty to b encountered can Be
overcome.
Other establishments are doing hand
some business. Heretofore there has been
a waut Of arms. For the future this diff.
hsalty will be reEnedied. Sead on your
voiunteers.-C Chicago journal.
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IMPORTANT oRDRR.
ABgUTANT GkSKRAL's 0FFiCE,
Of the state Of Eoaca, J

" The stale Of IoaCas
DAVENPORT, October Sd, 1861.
General Order Ne 80.
INFORMATION has been received ut
this office that persons claiming to be re-
cruiting officers from other States, ara, AZ
various points in this State, endeas oring
TO enlist citizens Of this State for mill
tary service in other States. These per
sons are holding out inducements Of high
er pay and higher bounties than those
provided BY law, and other inducements
as to clothing, arms, &C., all Of which
are false and unfounded. By means of
these preEences citizens of our State are
to abandon the service of theIE own State,
thus depriEiug themselves Of the support
Of she State and The State of their ser
vices. The citizens Of Iowa, subject to
military duty, are warned not TO enlist
under any such persons, and all such por-
sons are hereby strictly forbidden to con-
tinus such eulisments, at their peril. The
officer at Dubuque, enlistiag one company
for the ''Lyoa Regiment" Is not embrae-
ed in this order.
By order of the Commander in Chief,
n. 3, BAKER,
Adiutant Gen. Of Iowa
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Farther Point, Oct. 8.--Great Britain.
Sir Edward said be had long foraseen
the rupture in America, and he had
thought is would tend to happy results,
Doth for the safety of Europe and othas
reasons. The breaking up Of the Amer
lean republic was not failure of denoc-
racy. Any other form Of government
would have equally failed in keeping to-
gether sections of community so geo.
graphically vast and with interests 80
antagonistio and in 80 may respects op-
posed to each other. The issue of mott
ces for the adoption of short time In the
lancaster mills was daily becoming more
general, and under these circumstances
spinuers and manufacturers were showing
increased confidence to abstain from pres
sing their goods On the market until pri.
ces shall have attained point In some
degree commensurate with the rise in the
rate of war material. The Times In it's
city article, attributes the continued de-
cline in the funds to the feelings of dis.
quiet as to the prospects Of the operative
classes in Manchester during the coming
winter, and the influence which q partial
suspension of tho cotton trade may have
upon the revenues,
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EXECUTION N THE FRgycH FLEky.-The
Halifax Reporter, of she Lab instant,
saTs; s.-
It ls currently reported in this city TO-
day, thai two sailors were hanged a. mi
derers on board I'll. I. NJ. ship Foudre this
morning. All the details Of the tragedy
have not Jet transpired ;'bat il would APP
pear that che vic&inl was one Of the shipss
eEaaears, who had foased the wrath al these
twp desperadoes, one oil whom was col
ored man from Martinique. They were
arrested after the dreadful deed, tried by
court martial last sTening, and hanged nj
the yard arm shia morning, where shair
bodies swung full hour, IN appalling
spectacle amid the early mist on the ssiil
harboF. 4 ri
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

Fall car loads, Ii or Ii horses, usually
charged 1900 lbs. ALI other supplies
forwarded by Freight Trains are charged
local rates, according to classification of
property which vail usually average, on
provisions and heavy freight, two to three
cents per Ten of Z, 900 lbs. per mile.
Fast freights, immediate trAnsporta-
ton, and precedence given TO the Gov
ernnaant in ali cases. .s
All dispatches required By the Gov
eminent, TO be furnished at the actual
running Cost Chicago r. r. Gag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

PARsoS BRowxLsw.-At last accounts.
Parson BEownlow's house at Knoxville,
was guarded By secession soldiers, acting
under orders Of Zollicoffsr. The parson
remains true to his Union principles, and
Zolheofer has respect enough for bis hon
est opponent to protect him.
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maLrrAaY AUTHORIZATION.

We are indebted to Edward Ii. Castle,
St Louis, Supsry isor of railroads for Cow
eminent use, IN the Western Military De-
partmeat, for the following table OF rates,
For the transportation Of troops and sup
plies for the United States army.
Per passenger par mile two cents for
distance moved.
Equipments, munitions and supplies
accompanying regina nts, isst class local
rates, which will average about as fol-
lows:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16

GO The London correspondent Of
Haaks's Spirit, asserts in italics that the
challenge Of HEKaAH viii not be accepted.
No man ia to be found in England willing
70 stake SIC, 900 against him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-16
BLANKETS WANTED.

The Qaartermaster General has issued
the following appeal:
E'The troops in the field need blankets.
The supply in the country Is exhausted
Men spring to arms faster than the milIG
can manufacture, aud large quantities Or
dered from abroad have not yet arrived.
To relieve pressing necessities, eontri.
buttons are invited from the surplus stores
Of families.
The regulation army blanket weighs
Ave pounds, bat good, sound WOODEN
blankets, weighing not less than four
pounds vii be gladly received at the of
fee Of the U. s. Quartermaster, in the
principal towns Of the loyal States, and
applied 70 the use Of the troops.
To such as have blankets which they can
spare, but not afford to give, che full mar.
ket value Of suitable blankets, delivered
as above, viii be paid.
II. g. MEIGS,
QuaFternaster Gen. y. s.
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Darn or USlrKp STATES sKxAroR.-
A dispatch 70 the Cleveland Herald, from
Ann Arbor, Michigan, Of the 9Th inst.
says United States Senator Bingham disd
of apapIexy at his residence ii Green Oak
to-day, t#
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An INTERESTING There are
s, 59s boats belonging to the Kris Cana,
Of which ,346 are Of greater tonnage than
the vessel in which Columbus discovered
America; aud it may be added that the
aggregate eaEgosa these boaas can foat 10
season, FROM the lakes 70 the ocean,
would Load the sonhiaea Geet of The
vrorid -as.E g.i-es az.t..-iF Il s&4 ra.,a
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spselal Daspaseh ) 90 -
Jelferion City, Ostobes 10--algha-
sffaraas, (sssv II ssg,fua

deHeEl0n AttTp uGtoDsf 10-~-Ea gkss
Js3srson City . quiet.
4 muliay occurred this morning aaas
Tipson in one ef The Missouri regiments,
! ma informed, and Colonel Brusn, az The
Sasensh Missouri, shss one of shs insur-
genss daad, when order WIS restored.
Eaaryshing IL quiet nj Georgssowu.
where Gsnssal 6iagal i It prasaaf.
I learn Inst no troahle & antiesussea
there, and u Ii supposed there Ii aes d
arasd rebel within forty nIlss Ill thaa
pasSe. Rs -
As1ssnkers hare asxivsa here sxuss
Issxiagtaa hsvtng 1t shmm - zuesanx,