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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
an ARCTIC SYuRY,

In the spring Of shs yeav iaso, whaling vessel
sailed fro the port ei Loudsn Rp0a yvya&e to ths
polar seAs. Nothing material is said To have &C.
saEsa Gntu ss4r arrival In tAoss solitary regions
was1 1t hseans shs dufy sf taa exsw Go ssspR peg
pstaAl iook-out upon the heEiLsn in ssareh Of hsA
Walls thus occupied. il vas faHeisd By sns Of tAs
seaman thHs 4 saH was disceruznis, ~ tar aarth-
ward no ths sze esald Psasa. "a the e2srsa ss tas
whsisr vaa towards tbs supposed vsassl mast
bsczms gradually distinxaisAabls amidst The maun-
saius et cswhiea appeared in shAt quarter 70 bound
Gha tea. Is vas nSw sunnasF, and the aFteraesp
was gaAsaaly ea. whils tAs whalsr grasaaasy nsas-
cd the object In vIew suspsaaaaaa bsaag ahhs IL vas
> vessel engaged In operating Hpea tts blshber In
. cay shat would be open TO view upos approaching
nearer 70 tEe Ice. Epen arriving Ghs spot, how
ever, il became clearer th&t the vessel Vas wTsek
ernbeh4ed in the ice, and could snly ss approached
By boat. This having been lowered, the captain
aad ssHe s Ess ssamsa Iaaasd ppsa tAs Las and pro-
osedsd 10 the vessel, whioA proved TO he brig
ne sAils turied very little appeared UPON dsek
ard AlItAs ARRANGEMENTS we're those Of vessel
laid up sgF long period Of time Descending 20
ths cabin, tAs hsst object thMt sssn SzS lsrse
Newfoundland dog called apon na&I, and Appxrentiy
asleep, Upon sourhiuE the ANIMAL ii waG found
10 be assA, and the body frozeR 70 shshsTdse8s Of
stone Eassrtag the cabin, w&s nsxt se~A yeuBg
Lady seated at table her syss we're speas and ga
King With mild and stsaafass expression upon
the new eomers OF that solitary spot she was a
corpse and in that apparently resigned aud reIik-
isss attituas bad been fsSsaa 10 arsGA. BeSids her
was yoank nas, who, IL appeared, Mas tse brother
of The lady 1ad Commander II the bEig. He, toe.
was dead. bat sitting at the table and befsrs him
lay sheet Of papsx. ugoa which was written the
following words: "a1F cosk has sasSe&xoFea since
yesterday morning TO light irej but in vain. All
is nov Uver" al the other side of tAe cabin stood
the cock vita Clint aud steel IN his hand frozen
TO } statue, In the gAih endsAveE 10 procure that
FIRE which alone could save him and Ais oanpaaions
from the cold arm OF death The sspsEstluous ter
rors Of ths seaman naw hurried the captain away
from the wreck the log book alone being br0ugh& D.
wa5j and from this it appeared thai the l-tste
sci was hrigs which had belonged 70 she part Oi
London, AMI had sailed fer the Arctic region Eors
than fourteen years aEu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
HKBRAakA 4 earAaRg.

On Friday of last wsek d haakzalisa d Rskxaska
eavairT, GENE tAsss Aunassd aaa affy In nzzsnas,
ssaamaaasd sy Capt N Passlcg. passsd alraasa
saaa placs, un saair assy 70 Ksssak. T&ey snrxua-
"a ssaai are milsa ffea sawa. co Rasaisa Esasz,
where shsy ssaysG ansti Saturday marniag narlaa
thsr stay acre several persons arrsysa ln pugsals
" property. that had BEEN stogsh sy tas nan ia
Cssa. RsaFacAss esamAni. Sn thsig way aona coaa-
eli snaa 70 tAs plses, saasistiss psiasp&ls II sd
aasa.
Late On Friday evening, three gsu4isaaan arrivsa
N ssazsa Of snusse Of Aossss zaas aaassea sssien
fraEa shsa and cold 70 al aSsns 81 oaaSssrmassar
y. ?. Patrick, Theg found shsas hexses saa de-
handed shen Of ths QuastermsaasT, 6zt ha refassd
% ssss tAen sp. "A sttsapt wsa tAsa made 20
Eapisvy ias ssossn asrsss bnE 1&pt pstFfek, con-
tesptousy hid defiance 10 tAseivil aaahasisass sEd
offered 20 walt another dag 10 Eiys shs sAsriH tlze
to sanHaDn paEass, IL DE desired 70 take posses
lea nf tAs stsisa property fcreabsy. 7ha uighx
previously tAsy eneanpsd naaT RasAsamESti1a In
tRIs saHasy, asa 90 ass lmsszmaa b. the saaaaaAa
ifvins Ia that sekghhorhaoa that ihey atsEs eyxys
shlAg saey soaa get hold a, fssm saddles eowH 10
eaaraess. aaA ws aFn sgaalH1y fusermsd sbat sncA
h&s hesn shsir eebdars ali aisag tAeig rsata rails
i The same Capt. Patrick whs refused 70 EiYs up
EIsutenant Kelsey. Who ahos Chapman on The
asrss&s Og Ossheii BaaYs Yet these raea say gasy
are soinS 30 war 70 support the Constitution &aa
LAYS We think tia geyssnmsat does ass assa sas
Ssafstanee Of any such msn. They are disgrace
TO sas aaass In which they are engaged Fnsy bring
Fspsoach upon the nsEns Of Soldier. In eoam&Ey
where svsrytAing necessary tuE tAslE esEfoft waa
theirs, simply fer asking shsy stole feE TIE saks
OF stealing. IfLoyai peSpls are to lock 10 sncA
soldiers - thsss Cor psotsstIan They wiH receive
sHoa Protsealsa IS YalsaEss 8tys ts Lasaba. We
shink there ousat 10 Be power somewhere 70 lower
thess gentlemen peg or two Ths idsa that wearing
3 blus aFoA&-sleth oeaa vita bass battsnH on it,
eeatars shs pewsE ca the wssrsE Of suspen&ins aAs
laws st pleasure, prevails 10 a mRcA greater sx-
tent than most persons suppose. Al example
shouhd be made uf soms u these sP1snass psseaed
On Asps,t thas wUuid be . waruaa9 to aE such mis-
creania In the tataEs.-~Ksa<viAs Ssaa&oTd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

Whitewaab 10 Das sf ahs zQsb yalashIe STttsaea
IN the woriar whsa properly sgphsd- II prevents
aot only ths decay Of wood csn4aess sFsa1Iy 10
the he4Ithlpes& Of all knilalnEs, whether Of wasd
or stons, out buildings and feaee&, whea aoa
painted, should be supplied once twlss = year
With sood oG1i Of whitsxash whiea ahsAld be pre-
pared In the following way take clean, water
tght barrel or otAer suitable eask aud put iRso it
han basbeI Of lime. sEack Ia BY pouring water
over u, eoiItax hot, aud Ia EUGsiiaut GuaaEity
TO cqysE IL ave inches deep, and stir IL oE&kly an
thoroughly slacked When the glackins is egTected
dissolve IL in wa8er and sad two pounds or suiphAte
Of .lDa and onR Of camKaau salt. These will eanss
The wAsh 10 hardsns and rswsnts la
usckiu8, which gives an unsesmly appearances
TO the work. If desirable bs2atgui cream eoior
nay be communicated to Eas abovawAahs sy adding
GhrSs poaaas Of yellow ecArs ~ Easd pearl OF
lead color. By the addition Of lamp gine sF iyory
bisek. Por fawn oolSE, add four pounds OF umaeE
-Furki n OF Amssiesn tths latter is fhsrheapestD
ons pound Indian red aad ens pound eannsa lamp
black Fer eoEnnon stone collar. add ssuz psGnslE
raw unaber and tive pounds lsmp-etack.
Tais wash may be spplfed with 4 conanen white
sash brush, &sa vii: be taand sns<h superior sotA
Ia Appearance and durability 70 eonHaea Waite
wash Casa Gazaffss =sE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

An EQUrvE EPIpgMca~-A disease of a
peculiar fatal nature has aadeits appear
arce among the horses in Vienna, Verona
and other parts of Oneida and adjacent
counties, Ia New York State. The ami
mails are Arss taken stupid and sleepy, lose
their appetite entirely, and in the course
Of few days die. A slight swelling in
the region of the nose is the only external
abnormal symptom. The affection is call
ed the 'shorse disease" and all remedies,
though they operate as expected. fail "a
cure or allay the Affection Large num-
bars have died.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
waI0 RAyDRg YMK DISSOLUTION OF
uSEOS--A "REMINISCENCES AND q
n EssBR VI

A friend from pickaway county want
TO l.nov soaaag Aing concerning f'two petis
aions presented by john p. Hale, of Con
gress, on tbe ist Of February, 1850, pray
ing that sorae plan might be devised for the
dissolution Of the Union." He says he
has got into dispute with Republican
concerning the matter. We have exam
fuea the Joaraal of the Senate and the
Congressional Globe Of the Tsh Of Febru-
arr, 1850. and find THAI MIR. Hale, af-
ter presenting eight petitions for the dis
solution Of the Union, said .
ssI have also received petitions from in
haIisants 0f Pennsylvania and DelawaEe,
stating that they believed thai the Federal
Constitution in giving its support to slav-
ery, violates the divine law and makes law
upon human right, and Il inconsistent
with Republican principles; and the at
tempt to unite slavery and freedom in one
BODY polite has already brought upon the
country great and manifold evils, and has
fully proved that uo saeh uEiou can exist
by the sacrifice of freedom 70 the suprem-
acy of slavery. They respectfully ask Con-
gress to propose without delay some plan
OF immediate and peaceful dissolution Of
the Amsrisan UnisH."
On Monday, February Ii, 1850, the
I ffTseassa.s skze taksa o.. the recentiau OF
| the petition, and ii was decided in the
negative. as follows: q
geas-Chass, Seward and Hals--3.
Nays--Bell, Douglas, Clay, Davis, &c,
81. .-....... .... ,.-..... ....... .
| For this record, see Congressional
Globe, 3Ias Congress, lit session, vol. 2l
part Isl, page 3ss. Also ace Senate journ.
81 Of same Congress, page lS9.
!. Let any one LOOK up the recori of in.
fanny and thus shut shs bAwling mouths
OF new aedged Unionisss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

g. The Davenport Gazette tells IN
amusing story Of creditor In that city
who enlisted "for the time'' In order to
get free pass to 81. Louis there to catch
q Colonel who had left him without set
tling his account. Arriving at his desti-
nation he met the Colonel whose duty it
vas to see the recruits pass examination.
Stepping up to him he said, ''I didn's en-
list 10 f9hs, but to see you about that lit
lie account" GAN right" said the Col
onel, "we'll attend to that when the war
il oYeE," and the creditor was marched
of 10 the barracks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

II appears that the difaeulty in the way
Of M exchange OF prisoners Is, that no ne
gotiations can take place on the subject
80 it il said by those who assume 10 speak
by authority without recognizing the IN
dependence Of the Southern Confederaoy.
The Canfederases viii receive no comma
nication on that or ANY otAer subject which
In addressed fsto whom ii may concern !"
and 70 address President DAVIS or the
Secretary Of War Of tho Confederate
States by their official title would be the
sseoguitioa of the Independence Of their
Government. If an exchange can be
made without any diplomacy without
written Communications --eur government
has no ebjession TO Il. The pressdens
has, therefore, direosed that for egery
prisoner released hg the Confedarasss N
equal nsambar Of the saEae rank OF tbs reb+
81 prisoners shall be released: II con.
nsndsrs OK aivai0ns sAaiI arrange with
rsbeI commanderas tbs President viii nos
interfere aos consideTiEg THAI as any re-
eogassion sy anr aoyssamsns Of shs indie
pendsnse 4 she uskedsraaea.
4 q " 4 3 Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06
TNOR TIE RAsF-R1TENsI0E or TfIR
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
6W0a

OPEN To KARENsOf
Daily tiae running dirsesy East from CsnsxaI Iswa
10 Chicago. 50 Niles staging saysa-6o Niles
Further west fest diTess route to Chicago
and the zast is via ths
CHICAGO l. EoGK ISLAND AsB MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
onIy line from CsatrsiTowz 10 Chicago under enc
Eaanassmsaf. The Aiasisstgya and Missouri
Is noN completed to MsTensai and zali seen be OPEN
ed farther west. psx Aoinss ahd C0uRcti Bluffs
PasSsnasFa Will fa this route ths shortest Qusck-
and Best, avoiding all delays al the MiSsaAippi
Rivsr. Close connections AFs made ~iIh the Tes-
PasssagsT sRa EsPTtss Tr&aas Issps Marriage dsi-
Il al.soP 2, u, sET1vias st c1seasa ss o'eAek
No ehzfxB Tor transfer Of Baggage al Chicago -
Sleeping Cars are al nIghs tEains. TrziHs GOA
aef at EBiczEo 9Th the trains The Eastern lines
FACTS FOk STOCK SHIPPERS
ss@ck iesvtng Marshgs st lao p, n. arrives al
Chicago st % tbs next morning, 10 tlsas Iesta
early MARKETS and STOCK trains Of the Eastern lines
Ths whole time consumed asths Mississippi RIY.
er ases aat szeaed twenty MINUTES. There Is nc
change Of cars, DO ferriaEe OF delay.
The opening Of the n II. &, r. to Maruago
snsbles parties driving Stock rrvaa De@ Moimss and
other points ia Central and WsslerH Iowa. fbsfore
ronsideres eqaaiiy distant from the different roads
70 save three days driving and from ta 70 % houT
on the ears GYsx any stAsr route.
Stock viii be deliverd 70 sEy Of ths disFsat yaraa
At Chicago.
me n An r. r. is naw being extended west .ai
AEsazgs aud tzst cSAzpfszea stoes trains wil
be run to ths end Of the trssk
Evsry fseaiity Ter shseoasnateas shipment Of Cat
lie. Preights as Tow - via xng osAsr route and %
pains spared % reader ii the mOst desirable Esas,
TwKeuaH TICKETS 20 all principal points In "a.
Huit cd states aad Canada bg aA ruatea, can b,
prosaEea al washingten, lows City and Aarengo,
JOHN y. TRACY,
asn,I Rrs1xAt and Ticket Agent.
January [, 1859. ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

e1 The English Chaucery Courts are
teeming vita stories of the unseemly kau-
teur displayed by the Lord Chancellor IN
his new judioiaI capacity. The tone and
Language in which he is reported to have
commented upon the Judgment of low
er court is arrogant and offensive in the
extreme, passing not merely the limits of
courtesy bat of decency.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

DksriSAglos or GKs. ASnKRsoS.-Tt 10
rumored in ofscial circles thai Gen. An
dsrsoa will accompany the naval expedi.
ton, poEtion of which has already TAX
an It's departure Southward.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

AbN 0FkN xU UrFuMw&Y KtFFI AiL&S.
Tazfkfr Wsss tkaa smy OtAsy RsGiresS ~ Aaa7a
In oonnStlan vita tAR
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD
SAoTfesf, Qaseksse aas ssss Rosie
To Chicago, Neg YaEky Bosteu, Pa4lsaeiphi& and
Baitimoref to Esokuk, st. Loais and CIAclEnatl
kna 10 all points In Tinois Indiana ktcAiEza, Oaio
aud Canada
rwo trains Daily IsaFs saa arrive tsapaays az
LEAyE oTTuMwA. ARRIVE ar csEcA 60
S:ss i:ss ''slssA' > ; m m sis ssis ''''ssa' : R n
ES~Csaasc&ins at Gaisseurxh with thg North era
GFoss Railroad for Quincyj st hsndots vita tas
and 81. Lauis and cairs, At Burlington vita fast
sailing P&c&sts for 81 Losi&
SPECIAL EoTEER-
E~TnFonsh to Gsw Tark In @ haars. Pasaen-
gers isxvtng CeunEAl HIaffs, morning and evening
Eaking this Eoxts will aEETs IN cage sF s. Lau-
route and in ample time 10 connect with the great
R&stsFH and saHthsrn Lines.
Buy ToRE Ttekesk via western Stage Company 10
OttarTwA, where you can bay rear Tickets Of Ehe
Burlington d No, Railroad Ticket o1sies, TO ALI
POINTS, East and saRtA.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK
stocE Trains will Tua regularly, leaving daily,
Sundays excepted. Thaxs TFmtns have all ths FigAts
of Passenger Trains, taas assuring despatch aad
consequently avoiding all those Esxat4oHs delay
that are constantly occurring On other routes.
New stock psGs have Bseg hzalh GA b8th sides oi
abe MlssIsSippa eose hy The Ferry, and DEoSeEs viii
and there essYy thing they could Eish for the &c
commo1stton Of their stock
Through contracts giysu 10 CalcAgo.
JOHN O. RKAn,
Vice President and Superintendent,
D. REAICE, Gen. Wetern AgeEt,
Burlington Fsb rs 1851 iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

Surr FoA DAMAGKs.-Dayid Smith has
commenced a suit against VIM. Cullen
Bryant l. Co., of the New York Erssstng
Post, for damages in S25 600, the Post,
in the form of sn intercepted correspon-
dence, charging Saith With being disIoy'
al to the UAiou.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

" The Richmond Examiner says the
Confederate Post-ofhce is intended to i'm
pede the circulation of information. The
soldiers in camp can only get newspa-
per to read at the cost of three dollars
per month, Swingte the enormous post
ssDa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

g@ The Patsnt~ofics and other build
ings are being fitted up with extra accom-
nodasions for wounded soldiers, as If 10
anticipation Of 6ghs before long. There
is no room nov iq any Of the hospitals at
Washington for new patients. All are
fnlI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

g. The First Congressional District
Of Indiaaa have sent about 5000 to the
war; the seOond about $500, and the
tenth about 3,4G0. 0sheT districts have
done equally a. we'll.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

gS Ullman, the New York impressA-
RIO, Is negosissing with shs manager Of
Piks's Opera House, Of Cincinnati, for
an opera season to commence next March.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

eB The Louisville JOtfnaI says, thai
the discharge of our duty at the present
time involves the discharge Of cannon and
small arms.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

CATRIDGKs FILLED WITH TUkxEP SEEDS.
The singular Development was made &
few days ago 10 Washington, In respect to
pistol cartridges given out to some of the
cavalry, that they were HlIsd, some with
wooden plugs, and others with turnep
seeds
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

tT The Quincy Republican, speaking
Of the Iowa Sd, now at Camp Wood, for
little rest, saya it has seen more hard
service than any in Missouri, and its drill
ID more perfect than that Of any troops
before quarteFed there. The display made
by them as they marched through the
streets was imposing and proved that the
oficera had discharged their duty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

kT DIR. Caldwell, Of Chicago, was
muiessd IN damages 70 the amount $40 900
for improperly treating case Of optical
DISEASE whereby a lady lost her left sye.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

Vi IRAN u. seEEaaRER q, 1881.
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4 BdTKD MAs FooLs TaRRR PooR BLIND
GiRLs.--A blind man named Thompson
Bishop, was arrested at Cleveland, Ohio,
ca Friday % the charge sf aaSrying
three blind womsn aimee the 10Th Of Sep
teznber last.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

Ths sHSx2ges Of the so-cauea Gss. Lane. better
assisnasea b. tbs pssES OF AaxaEaes, In Kissssri
have bs.cma aoastFons "a call forth tina feglo-
wingrebaks from the Misaeasi ReYaeAcsa bosA Of
SAs nsrssser himsearal and Of the Aezalnlssyaaion
Hh inh placed Alaa In snsheFitY.
Inxsxara 10 sns course u Laas and his bard Of
vagseonds, unfortunately nussagsd aao sAs ssryics
Of tas unitsd states, and thereby having shaw OF
Anihsxasy ter tAsiE arss ss epprsssief an sasfs.
havs fspm ansthss souFce tbs mass laaaaasshas sc-
counts His course, aud shaa ef tha nen aEasehea
10 his eoamand, has been ors 81 wnaisguissd rob-
berry, pIuteas and usEas~--nsa ssmfinea 10 secss-
sioassss sak axseaazns 10 uasaa asn al asaAs tAs
Kansas border, In ali cases, Ne has assAaxsssa
a1dIaassasa his sn In Fa4ning oG waeis paaasasioa
Of slaves, s ea4apsIlins them 70 20 whsA they are
unwilling y % 50. ws sss piezsed 30 knvw, nat
trus rsprssensxsian af ths oafrasss ceuamisss&
~ tAis uson shs laysl - vsaa = shs alsloyas
sssiseas eG tAa sorasr sesa&ssas aaz aeaa maas -
sssxssaEy cAaxmeR. aew 10 taia saty, Ard aapa,
not wttassssalag tia szanissasssa he has sent b
wssaanssen sast M win We astvsa ID dfasSaes srsau
the arms, ana ala sssamsaa usiasaswasss aaseana.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1851
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Ths ssasesnsns ahas Gensrai Halleck, Il
California, IL 70 supsreede McUleiland, i
doaeslass unsoandsis ssiil the merits of
sbe aesmeF snaitis aim 70 d prominent po-
ssason. de Ii New Yorker by birth, en-
tered West Psins In 1885, stood third in
his alass, was brevssed Second Lieuteu-
aas u Eagineers, jay /, 1855 was act
ing Assistant Professor Of Engineering ii
Nest Point from Jaly 1889 TO June 1s4o
Hs ID the aushor Of . military work on
'FBlsamea and its Uses," kc. In is45 be
wus made First Lieutenant. I'm 1876 he
wrote the ssEIements Of Military Art and
Science" In 1887 ha WIS brsyeted Cap
tain for gallAEit eonabes IN aiEairs with the
easmy, and for meritogious service in
OakfOraia, where be was Secretary OF
Slate h1 the military sovernnaants Of Gen
erals keasney, Mason and Riley, In 1871,
'4S and part Of '49. He was Chief Of the
STAFF 10 CounaAadoSa Shsbrick, in naval
aaa nailisary spers1iuns on the Pacific il
l647 and '4S, aad member Of the Con.
Ysnsiou IN lSs9 to form, and ef ths Com.
mittse to draft the ConstiGatlSn of Cali.
fornia. Ia Jsly, 1853, be was appsfnted
Captain Of engineers, and resigned on
August L, 1864. He nov appears a.
Major GeHeEa, his commission bearing
date August 10, 1884, He left California
for Washington, on the 1st inst.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

- Eagish saszfars q ssahaaisl
HawshOrna IRE sbsaa y pssaeas ~ willa
beaassfn1 mAxhas msaalion ae kimsala.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

THK Bal RCx DKRKAT ExFLGrNxp.-
One of our exchanges haa discovered the
cause Of the retreat Of our army at Bull
Ran. II says :-"When the battle Was at
sts hottest pOiAs, and Reaxly won to our
side, there came . word that there were
two vacancies in the New York Custom
House. Hence the stampede Of the lead
ing officers. The men followed