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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

I'm LucIs.-Wo notice by the Milwaukee pa
pers that friend Tracy, of the Times has been
awarded the $50 prize for the best Opening Ad.
dress tor the new ProDrietors of the Academy of
Music, Of that city, Messrs Hurd & Riley. And
by the way, we may say here that Messrs Hurd
q Riley have just opened a Theatrical season at
Milwaukee with the best Company ever brought
on to the Boards in that city, and if any of our
citizens happen to be in Milwaukee we commend
them to the Academy of NJ usic to spend an agreea.
bic evening
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

Voices from the PeOpIe.'-We give, Jun
der this head, column of short communications
taken from many ofthe same kind, that we are
constantly receiving. They show the feeling that
is predominant in our county. The public heart
beats true to the country, the Union and the Con.
stituton
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
The Reported Death of JEFF. Davis.

WASHINGTON 3.-There has been a report in
circulation in this city this forenoon of the death
of JEFF. Davis. Inquiries have been made by
the reporter of the Associated Press here, but
nothing leading to confirmation of such q
rumor has been elected The statement may
have arisen from the fact that rebel flag was
seen flying at half-mast over an encampment
of the enemy
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

View LocOmOtives.-rwo more Locomotives
tr tho Kenosha, Rockford s. Rock islaud Raii.
road lrrved mere by the Lake Shore Road on
Tuesday, One IF these. tue Rockford is spleen.
it, new drs,eipss. Locomotive, IRON The Fattor-
So N. j. Locomotive aud Machine works The
otno. Is a smaller, second-hand engine, from the
Central Virginia Road
The Company have now this end OF tn {
Road, four engines in running order The fifth,
the old Silver Lake. is undergoing repairs and re-
modelling at the car house in this city, and will
soon come out as good as new, and twice as
bright
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

~ We have received communication from
Rev. NJ. Adams, Agent of the Kenosha Co. Bible
Society, giving a list of the branch societies and
their officers, in the several towns of the County
The press upon our columns is so great that we
are unable to publish it this week. We will give
it next week, and presume that our readers will
peruse it with interest
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

ANOTHER SECESSION SHEET.-We understood
that the Kenosha Democrat which has indulg-
ed in so much secession. and reasonable senti-
ments as to have lost cast in that patriotic town
is to be removed to this city. GEO. H. PAUL,
who has beeu connected recently with the New
York Ne'cs, until its exclusion from the Post
Offices by the P. NJ General, is said TO be in
terested in the paper and is expected to conduct
it on his return. The rebel sympathizers will
be highly gratifed at its appearance Racine
Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
Fight and Federal Victory in Wester N
Virginia.

GALLAPoLis, Sept "A fight took place
Yesterday, at Boone Cont House, Virginia, be-
tween the rebels and three companies of FEEDER
al troops, which resulted in the rout of the
rebels. With a loss of 40 killed, large number
wounded, and ~ prisoners. None killed on
our side, but six were wounded. Our men
burned the town.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

The Biggest Ket.-Mr. E. Cooke brought
into our office the other day, two enormous eggs,
the product ofa Shangh al pulletof, by no means
gigantic proportions. The circumference ofthese
eggs is-the longest way, II inches, and the short
est way, 81 inches. This is the greatest measure
ment OF hens eggs we recOllect Ia have seen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

FLYING ARTILLERY.-One hundred able.
bodied men are wanted to fill up the Badger
State Flying Artillery, assigned to the Wiscon
sin LIST Regiment, (Col Starkweather.) The
Battery will consist of 6 guns, 155 men, and
ITO horses. Two buglers, harness makers, 9
wagon makers, 2 blacksmiths and farr;er are
needed. The Headquarters are on Main street
north of Wisconsin street Milwaukee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

Accident.-Mr: Hiram Uurtss, of this place,
was severely injured this afternoon by being
thrown from wagon. He was engaged in haul.
ing manure into an adjoining field, and while re.
urhlng to the barn, standing up in the wagon driy.
us. HE wheel struck against gate posi-, throw
NJ HIM under the horses feet. the wagon passing
over Inn. lie ESCAPED with broken arm, 1--WE
5r three severe eHts ou the back OF the head, ana
badly bruised back. Or Kidder was called iu
tue broken limb set, and die patient is comfcria
4le at tie time ri writing. As Mr { fell The nor
rs took ,Th Hnd ran, using tho wag6n rathei
roughly. throwing the ljDd part through a fence
l,-i one. .ago srbsel completely over tie top Of
p.tr of.a-faur esard fence. the horses were un
uynet.
| CYFA1ss, aug 81, 81. -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

" We understand that the Deputy T. s. Mar
shall will continue the sales of goods at the store
lately occupied by Il. w. Blinn g. Co.. on Friday
and Saturday afternoons, commencing at two
o'clock p NJ. each day
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

Main ~. Bridge, has been undergoing re.
p airs for several days past. 1t is SO that teams
cross on 1t now but is not yet completed Tom Par
sons has the job of reparing-a su f1icont guaran-
tee that it will be efficiently done
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

GaIe.-We had severe gale-almost hur-
ricane-on Sunday afternoon last-that lasted for
about twenty minutes Several trees were blown
down in thus vicinity. Many heavily loaded fruit
trees were broken down and apples, pears and
plums scattered over the ground
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
Later from RichmO nd.-.JeG. Davis Very
Hi ON Saturday with mo Hopes Of Hia
Recovery,

Recovery.
LOUISVILLE, Sept ga gentleman Just ar.
rived in this city from Richmond, informs the
Journal that he was captured at Matthias Point,
ON his way North, and was returned for trial
to Richmond. He reports the numbers of troops
in Virginia as greatly exaggerated in the North
and in Richmond that the actual numbers will
not reach seventy thousand in the State, many
of whom are down with sickness-in substance
corroborating the statement of the Southern
papers, that fully fifty per cent. of their fight
ing force were in the hospitals.
He further says that on Saturday last Davis
was very i'll, and little hopes were entertained
of his recovery. The Journals informant, on
trial at Richmond, proved himself an English
man, and was released
A letter from Dublin, Graves county, KY,
says two brothers named Bailey, with bowie
knives, killed Buck Smith and Bill Sheffield
The quarrel arose from political fuss. The
Baileys are Union men,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

PERKINS Il Co. have an assortment of goods of
Burlington manufacture, which they will exchange
for wool making it inducement fer farmers
who have surplus to make this exchange, get
ting more for their wool and paying less fer their
cloth and getting much better article than they
can get elsewhere. Call ald see them
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

" See Thos. Englishs advertisement of the
Patent Trace Buckle, in our columns Those
IL need Of such thing should apply to him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

We cali attention TO the card OF Don b. Pike ia
today paper. All in his di trct wishing black
smithing done, had better call on him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

We, the Undersigned, feeling he necessity of "a
commo@ limo, agr TO conform to that Indicated
by Or. J." VIII NOES sun Dial making il for the
present ne " oPudara City Tine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
THIN COMM z II nsI:
Gomn1x InnYnnfinn.

We, the undersigned, Republican CouE,7 Committee
hereby give Loce that Conyenti,n OF Delegates from
me several towns ana war IN the county Of Kenosba
OF Bristol, ~ 49,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
Thursday Morning, Sept. 5, 1861
Ghi ago & Milwaukee Railroad.

fans leave Xenosha on this road daily Sundays
excepted) a. follows:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
Going South
Kenosha, Rockford & Rock Island R. R.
TIME TABIF

" y # I'D ILs
Train Going estt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

( Mrs. j. T. Farrar. of Salem
=" Geo. Bosworth, Bristol,
4" David Stuart, Salem,
Mr.. A. b. Emmons, Bristol,
I " David Stuart, Salem.
Geo. Bosworth, of Bristol,
3. Stocker, Brighton,
( E. Munson, Salem.
{ II. A. Newbury, of Paris,
l.. Dutton, ="
Il ID McIntvra of Randall
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05

Kenosna, Aug 20, 1861. Co. C9mma
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

41EE& m % AAxXMEf71 = - aE
ts caiesge % mites ssasaas ssvae- laa MFass
Further Vest, Eas4 dsTess Fgaka 30 CAseazs
snd kaH KAst Is via the -
CHICAGO % a0Gg nE4A&B AID massxssxs~T
ANn MISSOURI RAILR0ADa
0asy line from UsntrsHIews "a chiezzo under sas
aaszaaSsnAsntt TAs Mif4iaaappa 80 Miassari y. D.
b nsw soagss&k&ts Msrengs, aas VIII sSsn be apes-
aa sagtAas wess@ nss Ms1mes eaa Eeassia ksu8s
PaseeaEerR win anG fhi raRte EAa SAsrtea4 Qaiex-
sss sDd nesSs sFeaaaag al Delays % fs sssAnl
Rif@. Close gaaasetlaHs are mada via Ghs wss-
tern Sssss Gaaagsag fk3 ss& @t@sE
Pssssager sn4 Esprsss Trssns lssss Mss sse@&sg-
HafseP. n. sTr1slae q ezssass afs s7eIsga
No charge sor transfer of sassags nj chaczxos--
sssspiaz Cars are On ~ aishk trains RxasaA COS
ne st raieA&o wltk tbs trains the Esstern Iiaax
RAoS FOE sr8GE sMsFYEAs
Chicago 81 % tbs nest morning, in time fas fas
carry Mag&aGs ard Ssox& wasns af s&a @aaxaRw IaNH8
The whole time eensrnasd 50 ne kisaassipps RaT-
- soea mss sssoesd sxfnfT EsaA MISS mere ia ss
change 0S cara Da fegTi&ge or desay,
me spsnsns pf tee " Is NJ u H. 70 kassnse,
snablas parties driyiaS stexk Erem nes aoinHs asa
ntaer points fn cenfrai 8nd Western Iowa gbegors
coasaaersa eanaig distant frp@ tAe afaseene raa&n
70 ssve tares Gays dryfag and from fa u ae koarj
90 the ezfsEssaT any sahsr Feufa. 81 5s 81 E#3J
sscx win be dsatvsEH " am Of ths dlasrsas Yasas
ms .. ~. .. q. L. now bslsx sxassssa wssa VI
ss ran % sAe END ef ahs Ersa&@s - s
Esery facility for the eauvenasmf shipmsas Of Cat
Sls- 8Tai8aGs NJ lsw sta any ssAax no aaa smasp
pans spared g render Il the nost dsairasis roate
TzaoEsx TscxETa 50 ail principal p~lata 10 sas
United States Assd cAns4as hy All rossssa ear 81
PfsSszsa - EssA1akeaas lzsrz oafz and aarmaSe.
VS. asHx s-,sa2Hs y; saIsi rsAsr. CT,
Gsa'l REs.ghs and saskss Assas,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
cswaa kssi ann ra1E xA&sxnx auas-

/ - TfnN. 8. gs,ss.ii,
The sshjsiasdTsaaesiaas af sha Cinsln-
Basi |Eag.arer, apoa the iacoasssssasy %
RspahlieAa manbars of Congress, 10 sarg-
iag seselasioas Il var with The deelafa~
items ooasainsa Ia shs UFisswHaen rssoln-
non. pssssd by thas body almoss anaai-
aaus,y j. secensly ~ JURY last, are Haere
signlkssns In risw Of he fact thst ! res
olusion LATELY offered, raissrazsng those
assaArassons, was sssnamsxily sssasd by the
sa.as body. Thus, the Repabhean ma
jorisy have virtaalIy rspsaled their con-
servaIEe Union declarations Of she extra
session. The Enssaref Gays:
Ak The sxsra July ssssion ofthe present
Congress, the following resolution offer
ed TT the venerable joss j. CaiFTxsbES,
Of Kentusky, WAS sll bat unanimously
adopted In both Houses.
g 'Rsolpsd, By the Hease Of Represent
atiyas aG ths Coaxress ii tha United States
Thaz The present depIorable civil war sias
beea forced upon the country by the dis.
anipnists Of the Southern States, now in
rev lit against the Constitutional Govern
meat, and In arms around the Capital !
that, in this national emergency, Congress
barfshirg all feeliags Of mere passion or
resentment, win reeolieci only fss duty to
the whole country; that this war is not
wasea 90 Ghsir part ia sny spirt OF OPP
prssssion, or for any purpose Of conquest
or gubjugation, or purpose Of overthrow
ing or interfering with the rights or es.
taHgishsd institutions of those States, bat
to defend and maintain the supremacy OF
the Constitution, and TO preserve the I'm
ion With al the dignity, equality and
rights Of the several States unimpaired,
and that as sooE as these objects are ae-
cosaplishad the war ought to cease"
ghia resolution plainly and expressly
dissEowed anF intention of converting
this war for The Union into one for eman-
cipasion. Five montbs have not passed,
and we see members of Congress who yos-
I'd for it changing about face, and lEer-
ing resolutions that reader their yotes last
summer, in whieh the Union nen of the
Border States reposed confidence, a lie
and fraud Of the grossest character. In
almost every election the Union party,
W hich succeeded so tEiumphantlys nade
the above resolution the basis of their |
action. VIII it now permit its Represent !
aeivea in Congress to violate it?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
UNITED STATES CLAIM AGENCY,
AT WASHINGTON CfTY, D. O.
BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.


At the request of ], D, IKxEIss L Co, TO sc4
AZ sHS~aEeafs fer the once sztablishsd by tHrfn 10
NAzhln1toa @ fssE the coIIectlea ana srsnssuass-
lon Of CLAFMs asainst the e s. Gasyernsneut via
esPesaal fefegeaea % Ehe immensely screa sea ~.
pend lures aud Eew exigencies iaSidenf 10 the ex-
gsSH WAL Aass established at CuuScfr n TyFra
bfanch Agsuey for Western Iowa and ezra ska
wBsFs Wan FecE4ye and attend 20 all apuIca tias
fsf pay Saza sauasy 81 RoSaHteuTS fsF PENSIONS Or
ciAanls for sGbsfstence, Stores or TRANSPORTATION
furnished - the gpwerHmeht, xlsieh kxing pus in
proper form and transmitted 10 washangfs. by me
Sasi be pEampay and Eaithfaliy prosreuted bg me
srlscipe1 agents above named -s.- p,
Persons having ssnlsndE ef &ny description on
Amount against the GSseFnmeaa AAying q iexairaf
eqalssoIe soandatten. aud requiring adjustrnaat
&sS rFag ssa fhsir claims esiE successfully prog
scate1 and Their dues pEasaPtlg rsaItsed 10 theaa
ss naS "a ng sAxSy application to me
wiil be supplied With 81 lava terms rzIss and
instrcstons ssaFy fer the proper uresenta ton
9f claims, and Asss an a1phahes4eal ast u Yolun-
tseIs and men of all sFades ia the Military service
ea kegtAsafs aaa Ee@pa@sSs. wheFshs upaa shs
happening Of any casuzgty, or tAs maturity of any
Aas, ready access Aa be h#a % the requisite svf4
deaee On behalf of ME cissSaAaf a. bis rspEeSggstz
aTesl Ter its est8otishment. All charges will be
upSa Reasonable scale. r. = Ts..-l |. 4
osice IN second story Of Phoeuix Block, head Of
BFaaaway. -sss @8---# - a. PAIMER
Council slHnas Iowa, Dec. Is. 1881 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
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~ SAN. #oHEssys, ~

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v-Efona South 70 EaFsk stwas g0iu9 -
In haste Ii sssat, ~ sAaAxs @wma Aa1s issS
Or elsss twas Fead ef asowing
~ EaasAs& tswn, and. steaylna sssma. ...Fs
Fsssaa ausf sasaSA srf spcrtihg -" &h+tss
y "a maseals& fe&nshts the aaMt ID eaMgsA g
Wlsaeas naaaasns'a soasting.
xhsn thrsAgh each street. tAsy whislsd eozapisss
And playsa SEINE pFanks with sArswaaess;
a q hlsEas we ganas, esth wind and aust. e
For siae ssnaEk act Of rrisness.
sems ladies' tALs, kli YssIsd With care. NJ
Afess sssTest wssN waMingi s. r-s5$
xasy g2stssa zgee, AEGIcAsncs ta BE- ... ...
AboHt k1e weather gsfklns ~ = ess
The saBey sale turraS an 0 veil
pss&ss face dfsSasaanx g.rs-..f F5#.ss
xas bsaEty sweet ne rose esald beat
with sii rs caaraiss imposing ~ 1s
RnEi heGt on ain, ths dust weat IN,
AID sass the kaca Anw SnnHn IL
Mor made exease for such abuse
BSea asa She winA Maa ssssxu III *lt~
Hu9. tanuxn 4wAa bRss, anA huf u pIaas.
E XeS aRszy sss heszaE trusted.
Had thsy the chance, woald quiek adv zncs
And do sas ssms tas auss did -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
Ffer sse Eslnnbas 10 j Crisis.
xmE IN ExEwxRxx Mwxs Aew

-.
4 Ahe Aesssg@ af ksaatdsas LIacoAs
sFuck % sa reading u, exasIly In The
iigni aHsls upon Of the laouiaYills J0ssyH-
y nns fns saDseqaeas aess Of bis in sap-
gsssssng . large portion of TOE Report Of
ssefetas aAsxaaass sssss - 10 bsaieve
tnss Hale his laagaags properly eansus
tne very idea advanced hy our LoRisFilla
contemporary, yes ne did nos mean ii, bsi
sns sers fsvsfss' We, with others OF all
p8Esasas hsse cemplaines Of MFR. LsScors's
inaehaite y de Df expressing himself On
qaestions Of mighty memans 20 tbs pap-
pie be represents, but the time il past
when they can b. any longer aodaed by
any oas. Fash aasa might ~ wen take
hls poaataon &rss "a last, for the time
has come when Ashirkiag" will no l0nger
lead To sueeessfui E,osikiana.
bsia q few days ago an ofseer in the
Array % sse RosomaG, published letter
10 the Washington Cisy Ssar, giysas 60
aes thai 4 thls war Kss 10 he eaaxsssesaI
INTO one OF sanancipation OF the Negroes,
Mere wotsid be 8 general resignation Of
Ehe otasess, ahieh woald be virtuaiiy
AAAss@ss4SAiAeA@ "a our AfEMYs8 8tlsA fa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

% The WorohesteE Spy counts up
about one thousand mechanics ia that city
engaged directly upon government aork
gun carriages, firearms, Eiae- barrels,
for ganboats, etc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

k1 The Charleston A4reury, IN an a.
tiale On Mason and slidell AFFAIR, says Il
will give an immense impetus to ths cause
Of the Confederate States in Great Brit
ain, and thas she Commissioners Will do
tbs South better service Is espsiges than
as ministers aE the courts where they
we're accredited. 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25
NATIONAL BANK.

II THE newspaper correspondents at Wash
ington are to be believed, there are some
prominent Republicans in both Houses OF
Congress who desire 60 add still fngtheF
ID the burdens the country Is obliged to
bear, by saddling ii with another Nation
al Bank. II would seem the experience
Of the past is not safheient 30 satisfy some
men. Three times already has the ques-
ton of National Bank been defeated t:
ohce BY the casting vote Of that old Rev
dluIielary patriot, GEoRGK CLINTON when
be was Vice President Of Il be United States
IN 1911; again, by President ANDREW
Jackson in his memorable veto of 1891,
ard third lime BY President TrLER in
bis bank vetoes of IS4l and the COM
mon sense of the people of all parties has
endorsed the action OF the democracy in
Killing the monster Cd. But il wouId
seem that an effort is now being made 10
revive the humbug supposed 10 have
been dead over twenty years. Well, If it
requires another Dsmocratic knock on 'he
head to give it its dnal quiesus, we doabt
not it viii receive it when opportunity Of
Fers.-Sprinafeld Register.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

q The Canadians are displaying eon-
siderable activity in organizing EolunE
teer militia force. The Montreal Gaxe tt.
says IL the government will give the prop
er encouragement, oas hundred thousanu
men can be enrolled and drilled this win..
ter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

Mas. BREcKExarDeK.--Mrs. John q.
Rseakinxidga is said 20 be holding recep-
tons At Baltimore. A party was Iasaly
given IN her honor, as which all the ladies
wore badges OF red sad white ribbbaa,
and the cake was frosted with the same
colors- She Is represented - the cen&rs
Of sbs female secession elamens at Baiki.
mara. "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

- The Montreal Herald says that
the usual opening paragraphs of PEesi.
dents messages, of thanks 20 the Al
mighty and self congratulations, are this
ysar compressed by Old Abe, into a ain
gle senssnee, Ike Yissoria's spseehesfrom
the throne, which deal at the same time
With God and the wheat crop.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

Amy STATISTICS. six hundred and
forty thousand soldiers, the estim@ed
strength of the army, according to Ssere-
tGEy Cameron's report, Illinois furnishes
eighty thousand; Ohio, eighty-oue; New
York, one hundred and one; Pennsyiva-
MIA, nearly ninety Indiana, oFer sf-
ty-sesen thousand. There are over TWEEN
ty thousand regulars. The cavalry is
nearly sixty thousand IN number and Sec
resary Cameron recommends its gradual
reduction. Mr.. Uameron also recommends
the abrogation of al distinctions between
regulars and volunteers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

- The aure&ies Of C. n. Pine, ex-
United States Marshal of Chicago, who
was aaiaalter TO same extent, were re-
Gently sued, and by the verdict viii pay
"a, ,7s6 80, which is only pOEtiss of the
defalcation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

90 Geerge Wilkes, of Wake Spirit
ofths Times, was aceidentallyshot in the
thigh, the osher day, with 3 pistol which
be was handling. The wound, although
not a dangerous one, will eonfns him 80
his room for come weeks.