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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08
OFFICER L PUSEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
EHoAAa oFFICER wa. II. FusEV,
Attorney At Law.
A CARl

Il Council Bluffs, June L. 1895.
Bang Of late excessively engaged In The kszS8a~
Tile shd Killing business, we have tTans9esTs& cug
BANKING, CoIieetion, LAHa and TAI paying Business
to IA NATHAN P. DODGE, who kas bsan eoEEasos
led With our Hoase from rs oTgantxzfaon, and ws
snTAAIiy rseaazm end him 60 our former pakroHs -
Afesponxibie man, and one who win affsnd faisks~
fsly and promptly 70 ali sasiaesa fnErussed 10 his
carr. Tery Respectfully,
BALDWIN, d DODGE.
June 10, 1886 u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

The above type la all in good condition, ana capa-
Bile q aaiag vsEysa4rwugK. we h&Ya, Ass, aaRAh-
ATTY Of ssssad hxua JoBatxa MATxRkAEs wA4eA
will Be sold low for cash. Specimens Of the work
seas Sa Apelest isn tsgetAsE with list Of prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

BOARD OF DIRECTIONS
SAIL s BAYLIEs, sAMsL KKEPPEKs
J. CAaADV Jas A. JAcEsaEy
$50 d. Locxwe GOD,
Deals Il Exchange, Gold Dust, Coin Gaa CaETsDSy
Interest allowed on time deposits;
Cslertlans made ca this and stAsE poihls In Wss-
tern Iows and Nebraska, and proceeds rsEaittsa
promptly 81 current rztsx OF Exchange.
y TAs aSG4l accommodations granted to caste
asrg
January ., 1850 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

- IAs. Inap ApnSzal KsiE d Petta-
wastamis eounsy. awarded to BAHaITT D oAEPKx-
SEAs AAAg@sysas@gss Sv fAs BEAT asxcImEM OF
FafsTfwa. Thoss wanting Job wsEE sf any kiDaa
vsnla DO yell 10 make nate Of tsia tssa- We are
prepared 10 accommodate Erasaaa aA sAass Ma~
tics. Satisfaction warranted of-ns charge made.
Maize q note Of tAs&, tso. :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

WogTzv or NoTTcx.-Bernadot se, H.,
Sept, O. lsso.-Mr W. D, sloan. ST. last spring
re SesAinsd lot Of youx Ointment and Coaaitioa
Powders from your travelling assns shsss were Ell
saA1 soxae tisae RgQ. Please send anothsr supply
Iss sinaAr 10 yses maca osllse rs.
wsAmsssaCxghs SON stimss yeur medtsinss we're
700 hishly spoken d, uatil We sold Thpsaaa Pames
Of ear village. seex Of yUsr oEnsmsus sstA whieA
~ cared dry cspesx or salt aAesm on ais hand
.os tarse ysass' saasalng@ Ne Aaa amplsysd several
ssetors, bus 70 no sases. Lsss thsn haiz bog al
Yvur oiuszsns ssrs II psrfscsiy sound asd has BOT
isfs sssh scar sasaa fsGs IL, waxtay ~ notice,
ana tasash ssweuaa ass 'have aslsivsals aad We
seen Il In print, Ii Ia nsTerthsisas true.
.Ysars In hasts, LEWIS d CARR.
Zee sloan's sasersaaasa in aaosher eaIugun.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08
PssessHsaaisa Il he ssvarnsg d -

F75zzsMAk@a y tAs a@FNsH#k - p n q
Louisville, May 4th.--6ov. MagoEsns
ess isyae4 : Representation ordering ~
sEeEsssns e. Mspf s5sers ain ID Gou9xsss
On shq sasA II Jane 4sf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08
Massae ssuxs a.

Boston, May zsh.- laeasrs aaxs been
tssuea for four nsw regiments 81 Infant
- &C. a[s1d6AF Websssrss rsgsmsns
viii pressed 70 Fort Warrsn nexs Monday.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

pAKMT FINE INNS nAlsEsE Cfl.
Con. s&w. CESS kn11EsExr.
III II j>@sl i surssd I'll k. IL
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sas sssss Z ssa.s swnsrs = ne disc i asassr
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= - wasas.s 30 80 q ~ sxs wan heated, "a
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s.is 49, - .ss ~ = Ris4os yoa fssi esTs
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wsas 80 80 skasss ~ tas axny boaRa ~ west
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peandl wssght n o., VIA pis4sd saosesiawS
vim e aAs..eaaa.s catsins sssfsa, : plaia sa-
Il kaEasSssa sg5Ee ,9a1afNMl
IN inca barrel. esaiSre n - - ia
sseasassd aE 100 r0uaa saiasss . he ,. ] wsisAl
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

- The election Of Lincoln, We much
fear, will result la sdding new and sas9
word to our language, that Of DIS fsder-
aksoR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

NoT1cE 70 Smss ID ssw Oh Tnzx.-l
bare sAs aksary Iii kaklas | ssw sasrass II lasa
90 time. far settlers, reasonable isEns, II sppti
+calls2 Il msdsyszx sosa- x9psa wzsAasg 60 s@caEs
-thsazs& nassasas % ssks saswsss wfsI do ven 70
avail themselves Of shiS opportunity By calling cd
ms witApat delay l. " RABBlTR. I
councaI hRfs, Iowa, April ID, 1881
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

EA swiss company Of volunteers,
for the protection Of Nsw Orleans, L.
about being foEmed in the Crescent City.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

10 pKxvxzs Donzsxsrn nnxAxrna AxY-
zxxSsl--keep 81 n - g - -
WIN ass@ ksx q sny> - keekas b 6
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES,
n AS2 one WITHOUT \ NATE,
fsk GEsR TARRg sszsa8 sE.S s#
fpateRs applied eoFl /.
This is made entirely Of Paper, IN 100 aiiYsrcax
styles, and In peffscf imitation Of silks and othr
fabrics Tae price Ia I6w sh&s gagsl wuan nzasy
wear new RE evsTy day, and yes nas be chargeahE
vita sxtsavaganee, or one Tie can be wora o 10
days, IL necessary 10 seoa0mkSs. II
aE~sxHB NaxIAE 4TM TT q TIT
tFatented Jan. IS. 1881 / III
ThAs ts Doubtless the most perfect sIIG Tie ever
inysntsd and Is Just what the name implies, pert
feet 'sReiieE'' from sa arsass teaeasaS wing sws
s&-THR LACE EDGE TIE #
An sxqaiaisely beautiful arSicaa-~is las only 10
be seen 70 be M&EaiTsAfg ~ ss-. - r
SMITH . A8uTWER, aoEa "Reminiscences. 4
No, % wasren Street, n r.
N. 3. We sell 10 Wholesale Jobeera esaly Cora-
tgy MeFrhants ean oaH car goods 81 aaY wheaasazs
MDmzs &kEA waaM sasy age aaAalssa ~ Is
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

lac Assas ksastls Ss&F Ma&w,
IA Indispensable article In every Rauuafx. where
u - Hl IA saeaF sgaiaaU AAiaAsR sseMMe. aaaAinsa
MaxA tAe sapoalaes, shazesa maha MaaAa sessg 49,
uas-hara, sc5s or fazsey Id viii - - svra
yea ssff and win clean type 10 alpn-~nokAlng
equals Il for scearinS III
rat % n aiE-sisht iroa boxes se boxna aAoA,
80, gssSs wM a4a&eg Via o. p1anas xtssaa srem
y e sallaps aaesas1 sofs sa>Nx 81 hashs q 4sE
ReAMas hand saan - -
II has nov esen several years siuss sAls tnvasa-
able article was arxt Insroacea Ia tssa assiSe 80
the esttmation Ia whicA IL IL held xaafsger Iriaa
ana Aa taaszsase demand sor IL fresR a1 anaxtars
- family srsazas. !
Bsasays gg lnasassssms
me snceess q oGg aFzieae l&e shaa eli All assry~
usaes y 80 merit 80 yalse AAs la4aesd aaeTtR-
xs1Aai6asA1 worsAaess esain3 81 a vs5 60
neas BAT TIE ssnafsss, original s& gas@ssa article
administered oaiy hy tie
Pesayses#sa SID Msasgacssrsas Gsmpaay.
OF ssss Tsrsatuz. AIsgaay &c !.
/ oaace ana Dspos, 10 -, psaa ssrses, aSsvs tAs
Canal Exiags,
Ras3sAmxg, Penm.
who also meaaaseaure ssaaasxa ssalu
osassae ssa.I ssae MnRes,s asSa 49,, Rsan
Soda Ask, al soSa, C2f6siak u tdsEtsaa, Cop-
psrss nsassasss, Hisss AID. Seas salsr-
atuss BisaeAizx FsvdsE, Marazss1 Aez6
salphafas Acid. Asaa Rsrsass CAls-
n ~ walls ss1ss III fsIss ~ e
49, s. - ~ III 81
Pas p IN yssieaa psekagss aaa stysss xas ssaly
pare Salt In sAa eaaasry.
KI-Rox sale ~ All sssrs-sssSass In sAa uaatsa
Zoo sasss ssx,saaaS. ssssaa.us ~ 40 = san
sfactassxs nxscss IN asese&Aik Hwfdfsssss, ~
pfKM d kMaxsO0G,
Nag a. isas-sy 81 xasas. No.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

q r le1ies plssss 10 swssk, bas ls4ss
~ III 1 ssesR Sas IAN p
49, - .As ksss8& assssss &kssss b !NX
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

OeuscsL sEgRvs, xewAe 0x&. n -.
~ u I Wso9bzsy--Ths kasi ss4t I'll AxsttEiAs
- - g oosa Rfsts, wkAGA yea Esesn4is maAs tw
49,, e saEAlrssiy Answ@ he pzxpsee 81 Ehaix sear
sHsAssa, taas aaanes see<nia 64m wpFseofne -
80. NJ Aga splazen IL Ssa ~ d nmn1dsk 1Ae
-, - otass, thaa, villa th<ax - kntk -
a. @sasaa - Eala a sssmesH - IN ~ -
la s SS4a. "a wsxk of All, ~ 81 mfrk -
Aaa sssasea ne sSas ! safl n x,4afsa.7 ShfE srz
- saaaa - BE Of any seTysca Il - ~ - -
- sssssassa ma aadzsaass anrfln4 - -
ssssll-Issa IS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

"a Aodesty 10 the appsadsge 81 sobri-
ETY., aad i TO chastity "a ssmperanoa, and
to humility - thu frsnges 10 garmefs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

r 6fnes the nrsembsinx nf IL Hlinsfs
e 1lo1ure Hrefnxeeld - hssn I11
with visitoss. Every hossl b ovurcrowd-
cd. and If q man gsss chair o. lounge.
he d mpwl&tissly forsanssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

Now that the mask Is OF, and Abrah am
Lincoln 10 carrying on John Browns pro-
grammes We begin 10 have hope that the
popular mind OF the North will recover
from its deluSion. The horrors and the
bardens of war must appai and calm down
d. sssoss u Ii ssssls h,a H.
soon make itself heard. When this first
burst of homieidal passion is over-wheu
men shall hare time to reflect and to ask
"Ehat ialalIt Ais worth ?''-when the true
purpose Of the Abolition leaders Ia stud,
led and understood, then we shall have
peaOe, apd Shs rssf6rasioff 81 rood feeling
aad the war policy of the Abolition Pres
ideut and bis party will be made to disap-
pear before the awakened intelligence Of
the people. a. .777,e s-,g~5.,
Let every lover of his race, his country
and his religion, declare on all occasions
that he bias no sympathy with this war,
anA NC sappaFA Of aAAction to give TO its
prosecution. The opponents Of fratrici-
dal strife will ere long be numerous
enough 10 enforce peaee.--M Z. Aesos.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

IL MERCHANTS. AEn BUSINESS kKG sFs
iayas@a ia sxt&a in tasAsl wsEks and Try as. We
szarraatse satire satisfaction IL regards pssss
Ent woTE- Il
r. Call and examine woFk and PrtssS- g ? II
BABRrFT q CARPEETMm-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

people TO sshake" each other. What ges-
ribation 10 100 severe TO be visited By the
impartial pen of history upon those who
Ehase sovsssurAss& 10 wise, Just and banes.
eient government as was left as BY the
patriots Of the revolution, and have suh-
stituted fer Is q government Of shasss- ana
gwsx1 u r. 2 or . Il !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08
{ Go PxerxysrTFrx PoR sALx.-We have


hand and for sale the following siEts Of second
hand type, which viii be Sold very cheap for cash
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-08

AsoLxxIex RsesnzMnx III rRo.
III .. ~ q II. tis1'' -
Iwsasy Tssss ago 80 yssy montn u.
sninks me ssw xosk frsoasss eonainencea
- paDiasasa9a In snis ea1y. hHss u os,s
~ - eaFiles1 issues maj we rsssa sne memo
- - o y 49,. va !. e. -
49, a1p '1SoEsn 70 nAse
s1s 1870 49, ,sa 10y nas Asea a0ng
ss'oasn ne nas Iainiisa as mission: nls
paty = uiampnans tne Union establish
= oy 9 ssa aIoa Sssa 3. sssFassans y sfnE
asanaess sna we sszneH Oh avn var ssalks
shsSash oaF 1and.
sSd go :. $3.50 1910 sh IS
ssgssfaafs rssnfsE affsfcs NM ceased
e ans soasn' ana resistance has begun
Ia = upoa Us sesansy-nve thousand
9sza sfs anoas 70 DC pxecipasated upon me
slsseaolding States An Abolition army, 70
oFlng slaughter upon the whites and eman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
GAVE. DENEIsoN. Monday NAV D

A party of our warriors were in trouble
last evening. A careless rooster has been
growing over the boys from e n~eighboring
barn yard, Day after day the tAunt has been
repeated, until forbearance ceased 10 be q
virtue. Prayers we're just concluded in the
for the purpose of bringing the head Of the
intruder to the camp.
In a farm. yard near the LAUNDERING village
Of Milford the bold invaders halted. The
charge was made, and eleyenplump chickens,
together with fifteen pounds of yellow blt-
ter, were secured as prisoners Of war. But
alas an unequal division of the spoils left
the balance of power to a few unsteady in
diViduals, who wayered beneath the load.
The ''gusrd" was broken, the intFuders
challenged, and, after q severe conflict sew
eral Of them placed in durance vile. As I
write, the cries Of the prisoners may be dis
tinctly heard. Enongh is as good as a feast.
l am requested TO return the thanks Of the
sick at Camp Dennisou, 70 the ladies of Barr
street. Cincinnati, for donations These
fayoTs are appreciated. ] am informed that
two ladies will visit our Hospital daily from
sour city to render such assistance IN nuFs
ing as may be necessary. While upon this
topic, / must refer TO a card recently pub
lished in the Commercial from Bishop o. p.
Mellvaine, relative to the Hospital al this
place. The Tines, in asking who o. P.
McIlYaine Is, speaks ~unfavarably of this
useful and humane institution. Bishop Nc
Ilyaine Is well known throughout the West
a Divine whose assertions and opinions are
entitled to respect The Hmes i~nsinnates
that sineethe absence of General Cos, affairs
at the hospital are not as prosperous as
usual This Is as untrue as Il Is ungenefous,
The friends Of the soldier could not ask OF
desire better discipline, superior protessiOnA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

SUICIDE OF AN ARMY SURGEoN-An est
mdbLe Physician takes Poison during a fit of
InsOniy.-A young and highly respectable
physician, named VIM, Krouse, who resided
at No. 20 West Ninth, street, committed sui
eide yesterday morning, while laboring
under a temporary fit of insanity, by taking
a mixture of the extract of b~elladonna and
hydro. cyanic acid He was 8 man Of culture,
speaking Eve or six different languages with
iuency, and was surrounded by all the COM
forts of life, and last week was appointed to
the lucrative and honorable position of Sur
geon in the First German Regiment now at
Camp ennisOn, and on Saturday last entered
upon the discharge Of his duties.
Night before last he returned to this city,
apparently as we'll as usual, and retired to
his room about seven o'clock in the evening.
About two o'clock bis ho~nse.keeper heard a
noise in his room, like the rafting ofa glass
and spoon, and soon aterWaEd she thought
she heard him moaning as if suffering
with q colici but-as the noise quickly
ceased, she thought no more about II. At
the usual breakfast hour however, she
knocked on his door, but received no reply !;
and after making a number of efforts to
arouse him, called on MrsPsL, Ritter who
lived in al adjoining house, who entered the
room throughA window, and found its in-
mate lying on the bed q corpsei on q table
near by was a portion Of the poisonous mix
ture, which was afterward analysed, aud its
ingredients discovered, so that there could
remain no doubts as to the means employed
by the unfortunate man TO terminate his eX-
istence.
Several This intimate a~oquaintances tes-
titled that he had been laboriug under a sort
of hAllueinatlon recently, and entertained
the opinion that all his acquaintance had
deserted him and now looked upon him with
suspicion. When congratulated upon his
appointment as Army Surgeon he was moved
70 tears, aud -appeared TO entertain nelan-
choly lorebodings of the future. He be-
lopged to the school Of pessimistic philosl
ophers, and entertaining nc hope for the fn-
tnre in this world, resolved TO terminate bis
career by a fearful and mad leap into
another. r,srtFa
Hsgwas tw~enty:eight years of age and UNI
married. fhH
H.Hr n.aH .H'nM FH I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
LAW REPORT.
COURT.

DECISION IN TIE MILNE & Co. ASSIGNMENT
CAsE.-Judge Storer disposed of this case,
which came up on exceptions to the account
of the assignee, R. McGregor. The Court
were reasonable, and ought not to be OBJ
jected to, though they did not bring much
order ont of the confusion. The fees of the
local counsel, Corwine l. Hayes, about So, 900,
for services extending over a period of three
years, and the amount paid for services OF
clerk, was also allowed as reasonable. The
item for rent was partly reduced from $500
10 5000; and the sum claimed for services of
%janitor, 5000 or $500, was disallowed. The
assignee for his own compensation was al
received. All questions as to counsel fees,
&c, where expenses were incurred since the
commencement Of the suit, were reserved.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
CONVICTION NEWS,

PAYMENT OF CRY OFFICERs.-The City
Council yesterday passed a resolution max
ing the salaries of city officers, and the ap.
preparation to the FIRE companies, payable
monthly, instead of quarterly, as heretofore
Fatal ACCIDENT ON THE KENTUCKY Cen.
IRA RAILRoAD.-On Monday evening last
the cars going Southwark on the Kentucky
Central Railroad, when near Cynthians, ran
over a man by the name of Patrick Lenihan
almost severing his head from his body, and
mangling him in a dreadful manner. The
train at the time waspassing around a curve,
SO that it was impossible for the engineer to
see the man, who must have been intoxi-
Gated and either lying or sitting on the side
of the track, The body was taken in the
cars 10 Cynthiana, and delivered to the
proper city authorities.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
HAMiLroE ooUvrr DISTRICT COURT.

MANDAMUs APPLIED FoR.-A. J. Symends
ps. H. +. Sedan. A mandamus to compel
the defendant, a Justice of the Peace, to ac-
cept bail and furnish a transcript, was ap
piled for and refused. Judge Sutliff, who
announced the opinion, holding that the
statements in the petition were not proven.
Riley eS. Bainhrick. Held that there was
no final order below to which a petition in
error would lie. -..sH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

~ooUNTERFEITERs ON TRIAL.-George Sey-
mour was yesterday morning found guilty of
passing a two. dollar counterfeit bill of the
State Bank of Ohio, Summit County Branch.
located at Guyahoga Falls, upon Joseph Mil
Ter, No. 40 Race. street. Judge Satin held him
over in this case, as in the previous, under
$3.50 bail to sppeer at the Court of Common
Pleas for trial. The case of James Yazell, a
companion of the above, was continued till
this morning. n e6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

STABBING CASE CoNTiEUED The case of
james Flagherty, accused of stabbing Frank
Mahon, on Accommodation street. was
brought up in the Police Court yesterday
morning, and continued till Friday next, the
testimony CT Mahon's physician being that
he would not be able to appear in court
before that day. The bail was reduced to
$1,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

VERDICT IN THE SUPPOSED INVAKTIcIDE
CAsE.-After a careful hearing in the Fifth
street Infanticide Case, yesterday, the jury
returned a verdict that the child had been
accidentally dropped in the vault, but
whether alive or dead at the time of its birth
was uncertain" The post-mOrtem examina-
ton was conducted by DR.. Carey.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

NATIONAL THEATER.-Church's new local
burlesque, which the programmes call, in
most bitter irony, a ''great success" was re.
produced last evening at the National, and is
to be presented again tonight, and probably
for the remainder of the week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
NEWPORT NEWs.

VOLUNTEERS WASTED.-Lieptenant I. W.
Tibbats, Recruiting officer, is completing the
company of the Cincinnati Dennison Cadets,
North-we corner Fourth and Hammond,
streets. A few more men, between the age
of eighteen and thirty years, are wanted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22
%sTEAMnoAT REGIsTFR.


TRIAL OF A FEMALE FOR ASSAULT AND
BAT say. Ann Doherty was yesterday
mvrning tried by Judge Satin for committing
an assault upon Cornelius Murphy, on Fri
day last, at the residence of the parties, in
Pugh-alley, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. The testimony showed that MUIR
ply and wife were engaged in a pleasant
family fight, when the latter, who was second
in the contest, appealed to Mrs. Doherty for
assistance, who, by beating the mans head
against the door, and pounding him with an
iron poker and wooden box, reduced him to
intensible submission. The wife then
changed her %sympathies to the other side,
and testified most zealously against her de-
~liverer.
Mrs Doherty was held over in $3.50 to ap-
pear at court. .if 81, i1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

FORGERY CASE Communicable case of
James Green, alias J.. H. Patterson, came no
in the Police Court yesterday morning, and
was continued till Thursday, the 23d instant,
on account Of the absence of material wit
nesses, the defendant being held to bail in
the sum of 1000 in each case.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

THE KENTUCKY REeIMENTs.-We UNDER
stand the First Kentucky Regiment, under
command of Colonel J.W Guthrie, will fill
up to one hundred men rank and file to each
company. Those who wish to join the above
Regiment can do SO by calling at the re-
.cruiting office, No. rs Broadway, where they
can get all information required. The re-
cruiting Office is under charge of Lieutenants
Hurd and Hypson. q"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

To PLEASURE sEEKERs.-Michsel Duffner,
formerly of the Casino, has opened a place
Of Iesort, on East Walnut Hills, opposite
Cooks Nursury. His many friends will not
forget him. The famous Orchestrion will
be the card this summer. =