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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

RKVoLpTRART lScIpKNT.-The follow
ing revolutionary incident, which writer
in the Phitadelphis Press has recalled, is
Of peculiar interest at the present time:
One Of the most thrilling "reminiscences
in the annals Of the American Revolution
is recorded of Gen. Peter Mahlsnbgrg,
whose ashes Fepose in the buTying ground
Of the old Trapper Church in Montgom-
cry county, this State. When the war
broke out, Auhlenburg was rector Of a
| Protestant Episcopal Church in D1nmoFe
county, We, On Sunday morning he adj
ministered the communion Of the LORDS
Supper TO his charge, stating that in the
afternoon of that day be would preach a
sermon On "the duties men owe to thelE
country" at the appointed tine the
building was filed with ANXIOUS listeners.
The discourse, if we remember correctly,
was founded upon the text fEam S0lomoni
liThere is q time for every purpose and
every work. The sermon burned with
patriotic FIRE; every sentence and intona-
ton told the speakers deep earnestneUs
In wAat be was saying. Psasing q mo
ment al the close Of bis discourse, be re-
peated the words of his text, and then ia
tones of thunder exclaimed: "Ths time
to preach has past she time to light has
comet" and suiting the action to theword,
/ be drew from his shoulders bic episcopal
robes, and stood before his congregation
arraysd In military uniform; drumming
for recruits vas at once commenced on
the spot, and it is said that almost every
male Of suitabls age IN the congregation,
enlisted forthwith. z.s... f.. r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

rHE ss essa Ea1anx ss s Sna asD rak
Gan. CAnsRos. ORR 10 the auihori-
siss Of Low not 10 aft men for the
2rmr. NJ wss pseposM in that State is
4omssanted npon kerry generally to-dsys
some taking sids with, others against the
order from the Secretary 81 war.
ft b certainly desirable that the army
MAJ be filled up without drafting, but ii
snuss be acknowledged that many III ne
States, especially those In the North, are
sIow irasepdisg forward rainforeess snts.
The Bull Run AFFAIR has been repeated,
and mnrs sthan rspeatsd III its resnits, IN
Missouri, aad thai, too, solely On account
Of The sIasagrnsss ofoar array Ia thai
State; yet FzKMoNT il called upon, and
Is actually saading troops forward 20
defend the capital, while our Eastern
cities areteeming with unemployed, able
bodied young men, VINO refuse 10 eo1as
forward In defence Of their country. Thil
thing ID . mystery 10 all Glasses heFa. Thi
very States whose Representatives in Con.
gress we're most ready 20 vess the Prasi
dent an army Of 500, 900 men have no
yet sent In their quota OF men for an arm,
Of. syca half thai size. Massachusetts, {
offering men 80 each bounty, and, viii
thakisaaasszssat, Gen. WnsoG's rsgiaasa
Is filing up but slowly. Vermont an
other Northern States are also backward
In sending forward men, and the indiea
tisns age not at ell favorable for a full
army at "a early day without draft, q
least from some Of the States hiladel
phia Press. sre. -.--e ...s- sas.t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

- Mrs. Fanny Kemble Buffers ex-
husband, Pierce Butler, Esq, who is one
Of the prisoners al Fort Lafayette, is de-
seribed by correspondent Of a PhilaieI-
phia paper - being employed at present,
in reading "Johnsn's VANITY Of Human
Wishes.n The New York Express says
that since Mr.. Buffers Incarceration Mrs.
keubie Is said TO have beoome desirous
of reconciliation, and to have applied
for admission % Fort Lafayette. The
difficulty which led to divorce il said 10
have originated In Mrs. Kemhis's Adolf
ton sentiments,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

g The Hon. Willie P. Aangum, oI
North Oarolina, died as his residence In
Orange county, in that State, ON the 18th
inst. For soma years he had suffered with
paralysis. He was once Judge OF the
Supreme Court OF North Carolina, and
afterwards represented the State In both
branches Of the United States Congress.
On the death of President Harrison, and
the installation of Mr.. Tyler as President,
Sir. Maagum was olssen President of the
Senate, aad for the SslnaindsE of the
term was virtually the Vice President Of
the United States. He was a man of
brilliant asiainmsnts, an eloquent orator.
and the possassor OF those private virtues
WHICH endsarea him se his nelghburs and
Erisnds. The North Gasollsa Legislature
on Receising intelligence Of his death,
passsd Suitable reservations OF respect to
his zasnofy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
I, Is. BAKER,
Adi'l. GENT. Of Iowa,


ELorkxEST AID MAzRiAGE.-A young
man In Kendall, Orleans county, having
become desperately smitteu with the
charms Of Hatty Harris, the Supervisors
daughter, the sequal ia thus related by
the Lockport Journal: proceeding 10
the house Of MFR. Harris one night last
week, be placed ladder to the chamber
window Ct the sleeping t21 maiiea apart
ment. Up jumped the lady, dressed ia .
hurry, tripped dowp the ladder and in Q
few moments they were on tbs gallon for
Niagara Fails. Mr.. Harris followed a.
soon as be became aware Of the depart
ure Of his daughter. He found the pair
Just at the Falls just after the on-in-law
bad got his marriage certificate $signed,
sealed and deIiyered,sa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

y 4 Hermit, says the Los Angles
Star, resides upon one Of the islands of
the Psei6e coast He lives in cabin
seven miles from a Beighbor, refuses to
converse with any one that happens to ap-
proaeh his quarters, but resiras at once,
and closes the door. lie i'd said to pos
sess plenty Of means, and few years ago
lived in Naps Valley, where he vas re-
markabGs for his social disposition and
business character.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
Total rebels in ne ssas.

Il might not be aniss for the Govern
ment to know how the New York Herald
becomes possessed OF information respeck-
ing the rebel army, which II true az pull
lished IN detail b. that paper shows it to
hare been procured from authentic
sources.
Might it not have been procured at 9
dear price TO the Government itseif, for
who would trust that the New York Herald
would not betrsy secrets OF vast import
ance to be kept, ia consideration OF OBJ
tanning others which il might affect its
sale to publish. We would like to see an
Investigation made By the government as
10 how the New York Herald obtained the
information referred TO and we suggest
that the enquiry be made BY Headquarters.
Dubuque Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

4 runaway slaFe who made ais way 10
Cairo, where ha did good services ia the
entertainments, wss asked IL be did not
wish To 90 back and fight. He replied
with gTimaee THAI would have done no
discreiit 10 ssJallass':
flaws, DO, hiassa dis sers nigger Ia
not . fightin' nigges he's auanins mig
GER @e -
LARqE CTrEzs.- According 10 the oea.
aus Of 1860, there were nine cities in the
United States having apopaIation Of 100,
f1san nr. s.S.sw.uSl., = snsan-m Il r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

EpA Paris letter in the Courier des
Eats Uats gets OF the following
A paper manufacturer has just invent
ed kind of impermeable paper suitable
for dress goods Its manner of employ
ment is both simple and ingenious. Ii
consists in replacing by small frames the
hoops upon which are bAllooned the pet
ticoats of our ladies. These new tangled
engines are covered with packing canvass,
upon which you have only to glue, as on
a common screen, the newly inyentsd
paper. -U... ~ -. -.= .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

@ A Ssnatorium has been sent by tbs
British Government to Victoria for the
use Of the invalid troops Of Her Majesty't
service from China, India, &C., aud it ia
said that Vaneouvar's island is heneeforsh
TO be the hospital for the sick Of the mil
itary stations named. The e6ihee Is sup
posed to be very eommodious, rs the
paris composing It required three ships
Of large burthen to convey them 10 The
Pacific shore.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
sFFoKks or THK sEw REaEMEwrs.

SEFUKRs or THE NEW REGIMENT
% rz a5cPIRsF IOWA eAvAIRr. .a.
OolouaL--Fitx Henry Warren. e.
Lieut.. Colonel---Chas T.. Nose.
First Major Z. w. Chamberlin.
SuFgeeAa m. ID. Cochran. p.
ASST Surgeon--~D. B. Allen. fl
. sKcosp IOWA CAVALRY.
Colonel Washington L. Elliot.
Lieut. Colonsl--Edwaxd Hatch.
Aajor.-Wm. H. Hepburn, g-.
do ID. Z. Coca.
do Hiram W.Lose.
Sargeen--Geo. Reeder. .....
ASH surgeon--Geo. Il. Noyes.
1871 EIGHTH IOWA INFANTRY.
Colonel-Frederiek Steele.
Lieut.. Cofonei-Jas. L. Geddes.
Major. G. Ferguson.
Chaplain--Cyrus @. Fanderveer.
Surgs0n--JaEnes Irwin. .. ....
Assn Surgeon-Preutiss B. CLARK,
NINTH IOWA INFANTRY.
Colouel-Wm. Yandever.
Lieut.. 0olona-Frank G. Heron.
Major-Wm. I, Coyle.
Surgeon-Beuj. Mcclure.
Asst Surgeon Henry Hart.
Chaplain--A. B. Kendig.
Adiutans--Wm. Scott
fa...ST ssux..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
g 81 spose. sammr. thaf ws,ll hare

G SCI spose, Sammy, that wen have
terrible rain In day or twu."
"Why, mother, how do yoa know"
Gracious, child, don't you know why?
this is the 10Th Of September"
"Well, what Of that mother? Is that
any sign that it will rain ?''
"Why, goodness, son, Of course il is.
Didn't the master never tell you about
these things? You see about the 2lst OF
this month the sun gets up TO the top Of
the pole, and then be begins 70 slide again
to the tropics of unicorn then follows
rain like blazes, until the horns Of the
moon git turned up and hold the water
all in, and such cannot be the case now,
for youlsee the moon has no horns, but ID
in her mRly state; 60 Of course il must
rain soon. II this stupid seho blmaster
don't begin to learn you these things
must take yonr eddication into my own
hand. It's great thing to have good
eddieation Sammy"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

Gas, FRRxosr SuPzRcpsp.- private
dispatch frem st. Louis TO dag, t0otoben
9TH, J announces that Gen. J. C. PKxxoS7
has been superseded in the command Of
the Military Department of the West b.
Gen. j. e. WooL. .Hl ..~. ...-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

Flora TEMPLR.--The case Of the Unit
ed States Us. The Boy Mare Flora Ten
pie, comes up before Commissioner Eli
OF, ia the Prize Commissioners Office,
New York, on the Both inst, Mr.. Ethan
Allen, on the part Of the Government, con-
scented to the discharge Of ths libel on
this celebrated sporting mare, on eondi-
ton that the claimants counsel would
sign stipulation thas there was probable
cause for the libel and detention, and
waving any claim for damages. The
ssipniationa having been given, Flora was
DISCHARGED. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

Jefferson City, Oct. 4th.-The steamer
Emile arrived this morning with the
wounded from Lexington.
About 100 rebels remained Ia Lexing-
ton Tuesday morning. Mr.. Prescott a
resident of Lexington says be heard Price
tell Rains and Parsons that now was the
time to Rght if they ever intended 10,
since the surrender.
They had east two cannon at the feun-
dry IN Lexington.
Capt. n. o. Stanley, Of the regular
cavalry who also distinguished himself
at the battle Of Dug Springs has been ap-
pointed Brig. Gen. and Rili assume COM
mand Of the Cavalry bI{gade.
Gen. MeKinstry is not TO be transfer-
red 10 Kentucky. Hewiil have division
In the array Of fhe Hsss and will start to-
marrow. lis thought that Gen, Fremont
will also leave tomorrow; be and his
army are enthusiastic and confident,
Col. Glover, who was left at Lexington
in a critical condition Is likely to recover,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

CASSoN AZ BALrIsogx.--T It's Baltimore
American says, that sixty-feur cannon
have reached that point from PittsbGrg,
for the Notifications On Federal Hill, and
that there are six similar pieces awaiting
removal from the Bolton depot to the same
destination. " 5'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

g"BURLEIaH," the New York corres-
pendent OF the Bo ston Journal, writes to
that paper that q, 200 troops passed
through New York in thirty-six hours
during Monday and Tuesday of last week,
land yet SO quietly was it done that very
few in New York knew anything of 1t,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

MoUsT VEsUrTus. last accounts Mt,
vesuvius had begun again to emit smoke,
rumble and show decided signs Of com
ing eruption. Professor Palmer, Direct
or of the Neapolitan Observatory, is in
daily expectation of something turning
an
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
- Tha hIble T. = sIng-,,lar boak. an

GO The bible Ia q singular book, and
texts may be found in Il for all occas-
ions. Thus for Instance, an appropriate
text for q patriotic discourse may be
found Ia the nineteenth verse of the
twelfth chapter Of Jeremiah: -s +
& The cities of the South shall be shuk
and none shall open then.'' .r~.=...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

A n ORDINANCE.
II EukitIsd an OordinsSee for the extension Of
Valley street TO Warrington Avenue.
BE is Ordained By fhe Common Council Of the
City Of Council Bluffs, That the street nov knuRu
80 Fa!iFg ssTeet shown upon She Plat oftha n IA
sadit@a sltsA 81 sxsend@i % Mashin%aoA AsEksns,
Dis fn1fo~ss Comm encnS a. Stons piAead 10 feet
North 81 the W corner Of lot II block Is In the
III addition Aad running kheuce 2s degrees, East
so feet ~ stone placed upon the North Lac OF
" Arlington Avenue and y corner q lot In
B&idN NJ Subdivision Of lot ~.
Sec. 3, The above line shall Be the g&st line OF
said street. its Width shall be % feet.
APFRoTEp, August :, 1851.
LTsAsDEK W. BABBTTT, Mayor,
" e. CRAWFORD, City Recorder
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

Washington, Oct. 2.-~The Secretary Of
War, in consequence of the pressure of
public business, is compelled to cease
opening asy letters addressed to him and
marked ssprivate.n Hereafter all letters
50 marked will raznain unopened,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

WKIA SAaDs--The Dssroit Advertiser.
, rapabliean paper, thus explains why Il
Is Nat the party opposed b the was---os
perhaps mofs proparly speaking -shepar.
~ IN fayos q letting chs Republicans kays
axclasiYs eoufrol and management. isssiasss
ing tho lighting, OF tAe wass - sapialy Id.
crossing. d few days mace the csllsosos
OF BosI0ns renewed ~ old soldier &c The
war ef lsl2 65 years old, from psEss
gfkee Ia the eusten h0ase, because hs was
. Democrat. And this Democrats Col.
oasl, of Massachusetts Ragimaaa, wound
cd 10 the present war, was renewed from
shsleagos IA possmasssr % make room foT
~ abolilionist. ~. e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

, - - = T ~
- Lasd Macaaly, passsax one dsy
through Seven Dials, boazhf kaudfnl
Of ballads from apme ssreaE singers. who
wsra hswliag Out The Acnssrts = 4 gaping
aadisnes. pFasesssnT aa his wag hSnns
he waa astoaishei, ON sBsidanIv stop
ping 70 AaI hifnsslf surrsanded hv half
. score of aTekins, sheir fasm hsasaiag
with expectations Il Z
ssksNs ihsa,n said aha hissssia.
waat In H. \. go ~
30 I thas's = good sanss rsplisa toe
littls boys Z sfssF we've soms IL taais
Hays
1Bat whai ere ron waitinx Tor Z 4 ,ssiti
MaeAuly aatosiahed ssihs Iaa4 femsiiss-l
~. asslsE s3ss'.ys ~ ss
: Waisiss Con. Why fpr ron sasths 70
DO sure -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
d Matf

NIoTt0K.
lN Eetiee ID hereby given that the uaz4hrSignsd
Committee on Internal improvements, viii receive
Se&led proposals until September It'll, 1881, for
constructive that portion OF the Side Walk author
lGed 10 bsraAae apozs tAs kAss 1{fs ct II sdi SOC
sGreet-Aet Constructed by resident Los Owners
plEas and Specifications Of said work can be OBJ
tAIae ~ khe Office Of the City Rs.oTdel, - uszIs
will BE- lefi Rfth the City Recorder
JOHN b. LEWIS
n. 8. BATES, }COnraittee
JOHN HAMMER,
Eegt. lith, 1851. Lw.
NoDEAFel4 please eopy,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

G. A fop, just returned from . con-
tinental tour, was asked how he liked the
ruins OF Pompeii. H. r..f ~ a.
'fSot SO very well.'' was the reply,
E'for thsy are so dreadfully out OF repair
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

Tax YERT PlAcE.--It may be matter
Of historical interest 10 know that Gen.
Buffers decision chat slaves are contra
band Of war was made within sight Of the
spot on which the frat slave cargo that
was ever brought to this oountFy landed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

GO " 1t Is a shame, husband, that
haze TO sat here Needing your old torn
up ciothes.r 1859.
Dou' > yoa say word sboat it, my
dear wife /; the least said the soonest
mended." $1,000,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

q MIR. 4. J. Alexander, of Woodford
county, has entered upon the business of
sending bloodad cattle from Kentucky,
his present residence to Scotland, his ma
tive land. A lot OF very Rne cattle of this
description were driven through Cincin-
natl on the way east few days since.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

The MEANINGS OF OoRN.--In Scotland
when the word corn IL used it is univers-
ally understood to signify oats; in Eng
land il means wheat; and in the United
States matte.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

TIE CLOTHING or SOUTHKRx TRooFs.-
Ii Is asserted by the Richmond papers that
the immense government established at
Richmond will be able to turn of from
$1,000 to 10000 complete suits of win
ter clothing By the time they are needed.
The North Carolina wo 1Ien factories have
promised their entire product after filing
their contracts With the State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
AMIR GEs's OFFIcE, or STATE OF Iowa
Davenport Sept. Is, 1861.

davenport oepF. %, 1901.
The State Of Iowa is sending forth Iarge
numbers of men to aid in organizing
companies in Illinois and in Missouri, and
also in filing up companies not organic
cd under the requisition made Ga this
State for troops.
No accord OF these enlistments can b
kept In this Office, rs no returns Of the
organizations are made 20 me,
II is Of vast Importance TO the State and
to the individual volunteer that record
Of his enlistment and mustered into State
service, should be made matter Of rec.
ord here, apd, ] earnestly recommend
that The volunteers who wish TO serve theil
country shall frst gil up their regular re-
QUESTIONS made on this State BIZ the gen.
eFal government.
-. n. d. BAKER,
Anist. Eseslsl of Iowa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

BoTs AND BnLIAEDs.-The Syracuse n.
T., boys are not allowed TO play at bill
lizards. No one under 81 years Of age can
frequent billiard rooms without being IL
able TO prosecution, a-.- : 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

Ii Lucx.Th artist Leatae Is the re-
cipien Of rare bit Of good fortune in >
$0, 600 commission from doYernmsnt.--
He ia 70 paint the ceiling Of the corridor
of the Capitol: the subject 10 10 be ssW est
ward the Star Of Empire takes Its way
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

RKNovEp.-~Fhe gaiilotine has fallen
upon the head of I. G. Fitrgibbon, ESQ.
About > year ago be was appointed soate
ageas On the Detroit and Milwaukee rail-
rosd, poaision which be has allied since
with adelity and the entire satisfaction Of
the post once department as NE hare ev-
cry reason TO believe. He 10 an IrishEzsan
and Democrat, but as he was tbs Only
one In the State who held an nisae under
the general government, we doubt whsth.
er the Postmaster General might not with
parfeet safety to the country, have per
mitted him 20 retain his place until we
hare no further need of Irishznen and
Democrats TO aid in lighting tia battle Of
the Union, If no longer.---ohicago Poss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

- The first railroad, in Oregon, has
just been built GA what sealled the 'tzans-
Ii across the cascades The road Is Of
substantial construction, is three and
three quarters of mile long, and most
of it ia on tressel- work of dizzy height,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

A VIII CASE SsrgLED.--A law suit in
the New Jersey eourtss known as the
"Meeken WIN Case, " has been settled by
mutual consent Of the part -, after pay
Ing fees % the amount Of forty thousand
dollars
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09

FRANK BLAIR.-This gentleman, says
the Chicago Journal, 'Fhas been released
FfoE public reasons by the interpretation
of his wise brother, the Post Master Gen
essl- - -@ "a
she is to return to the head of his
Missouri Regiment, and do bis duty ia the
battle field.
"We hope be viii now behave himself,
60 about his own business, and let FIRE.
mont take care Of his. If he don't, he
must be court martialIed and shot, just
Is if be wasn't brother of the Post
Master General.
"Frank P. Blair, Jr., is very ordi-
nary man, by strict measurement, and
it is proper that he should be treated like
ordinary men--no better and no worse"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
DiFTHERIA. EEEzKRAaED sOPg Tpro,- 49,
SCARLET Ahn nrEEe -, - ~ ~

,, aty o. 40, Ihf etove disease msy 5e sg.Ash,
eheAt neck and throat .! .le as-,sp., -. e
pelhs1fate and give imBseoIs,p Iei.e ~. '7'E
s1Asn ~ tle l0o1th must oDersle sf5r he =
81 Sl@dn ere It's Influence Gu De .,
~ e%4 sae te oiasuae0' WITH os, is vet A. ~
~H"Tfsa Ale1 the uHsurat la IL ahs,p =.
for the diseases named OF s5v .,-,tl'i Esil
icing 5I the obest All laroa. ~ e.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
TENTH IOWA rsrAsrRY.

Colonel-Nieholas PerczeI.
Lieut.. CoIJaal--Wm. +. Small.
Maior--Iohn G. Bennett.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Truesdaie.
Surgeoa-Wm. P. Davis.
ASST Surgeon---A. j. Wiley.
Adjatant--T. Walter jackson.