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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
city schools.

W opr article of yesterday, in regard
to treason in our schools, we said that a
song which we quoted, had been sung in
one Of Them by order of one of the fe-
male teachers, before the arrival of the
Federal troops. We learn that.it has not
been more than one week since this song
vas sung in the Hume School, by direc-
ion Of The teacher. Is it possible that
his viii he endured? Are our children
drink IN treason at the schools; to
earn 70 despise the laws, the Govern
tent, the rulers, and the flag of their ma
I'VE land and on the other hand to learn
} admire violence and demonstrations
nd periured conspirators? The school
Dom a hot-bed of treason Better
lOusand times, that children should new
go q school, than go to one where
&c illuenec of their instructors, and es-
Cially female instructors, would teach
EN- to contemn patriotism, that bright
Il Of all human virtues
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
CLARKsYnIE. AMI l2. ls


Mr. EDITOR At last "a paper p published in
Nashville which need not blush at It's name,
"The. Union" Thank God The time Tor
Free Speech, and Free Press has come.
Although being some few miles in the
country, visit the town nearly every day,
aud to-day saw the FIRST Union paper that
has been published Tor some time in Tonnes
see. II was really though the second mum
ber--your fret number, (Which suppose
contained your salulatory aud prospectus)
not falling into my hands.
This town, az you eie well aware, is
strongly Secession, having cast but one vote
for the Union at the TINA the State "gent
out.y A few votes were cast for the, Union
10 my district, but altogether in the county
very rmeagre sentiment only was expressed
al tue poiir. Voting at that time, however,
was but poor index OF what was the feel
ing then, much less Of what it Is now
talked bu; yesterday with some Of my farm.
lug friends, ami two that had never dream
ed we're anything but Harebels, !" found to be
strong Union men. One said that he had
never voted on the Secession question at all,
knowing thai he coald do no good, and the
other said be only voted that way through
advice Of friends, that" ought to be united,
so as TO prevent civil war in our own Dor.
borders" but that now be regretted it--ai-
ways thought il was wrong, &C., &c. l find
whenever so in town, about the sarhe per.
sons each time on the "qui viVe" to.deliver
TO me and to my country neighbors "THE
NEwsp--not this Northern News, Rumors,
and Lies" (as your predecessor, the "Uaioa"
used to have his extracts from Northern pa
pers headed)-but good news"-"from re-
liable man, just OFF Of boat from Nashville"
or Paducah. always listen with patience,
smiles and faith, and envy them their supe.
rior means and facilities Of obtaining re-ie.
able news, Bot seriously Mr.. Editor, have
never heard from these Wholesale and Re.
taP' news-mongers one solitary word that
has turned out true. But for some little time
past, have seen and got acquainted with
the "laie dates" 10 "A manner that only the
initiated--lhe Union men understand.
Writing Of the Union men" in town here,
let me assure yon that there are goodly
number--more than ever dreampt of while
W, were not allowed TO speak our sentiments;
and in the country--(my word for iD--the
next gathering at the polls will make the
Scottish chiefs" Gus one of my ueighbors
calls them) Of the rebellion, open their eyes
1t is a fact that the most noisy of these iel-
lows in town are Scotchmen-S Scotch Tobac-
co buyers and Harness makers--rich and
poor 80 they are Scotch; seem TO think they
can not be loud enough in their denuncia.
tiOns Of the d. Yankees. II IL really
laughable TO me tO' hear a uatnralized
citizen attempting to ostracise people 30 the
manor born. But till hear from you, |
dare not be lengthy, not knowing that your
columns are opel TO correspondents, aud Is
pecially 10 those who can give you nothing
but country news,
laSuCUs
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

The following letter is from a gentle
man of great attachments, and thorough
Constitutional Union man
MASON, Ohio, April IA, 1867
Mn. S. G. MERCER.
Dsar Sir: Having seen, 10 one of the Gin
cinnau dailies, some extracts from the first
number of your paper, the Nashville
Union," aud formerly having some knowl
edge Of you as an Editor, while in Hopkins
vile, Ky, would like 10 be able to show a
copy Of the Nashville Uaioi to some friends
hereabouts, and think may be able to send
you small club Of subscribers from here.
Ii it il not too much tronble, will you drop
me- line, stating terms Of subscription,
a.. &c.
l was some years ago resident OF Logan
county, KY, aud there had frequent opportu
mites OF reading extracts from your pen, al
ways with pleasure. personal acqnainl-
ance with large number Of the prominent
citizens of Russelville and Logan county,
aud admiration Tor good many Of them has
gAupcN wv 10 AIei pAAtlouldiiy rUu w ottuuut
oil their iorsaklng the path OF political right
as they did in the last State election, a. you
win remember that county gave a small ma.
j0rity Ia favor Of Secession.
Was il TAILEYRAND who said "a bluuder
was worse than crime?' How srihngly
verified in the case Of the Secestionsis
Strange that they could not see how ute =
y poweIless TO interfere with the rights Of
the South the dominant party would have
been had they (the South conshtuionally
commended tor them IN, rather than out OF
She Union -.
Butt iMbear; these reflections have oC.
cured 10 you a thousand times
Send me specimen copy of your paper.
and l'll try TO &c; you elub hereaboats.
p, S, From my locality (Ohiol YOU NAV
possibly inter my Civilization with ,he IRE.
publicans." ! beg you not to do 30 The
radical wing Of that party, (ior II has two
wings, aud sometimes wish obey, the wings.
would ty away with I'D are just as criminal
as "6re-eaters.o ON Constitutional
Uniouist,"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

We are under renewed obligations 20
Messrs, HARDE &c IoUGH for files of late
Northern papers, in advance Of the mail.
We also acknowledge the receipt of a
copy of PERRINE's new Military Map, IL
Illustrating the seat of War Call on
Messrs. HARDE & HoUGH, next door TO
the Merchants Bank, College street, and
procure a copy.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

The explosion Of bomb. ia me streets IS
becoming one OF che features Of out door
life In Eaples. 10 90 oaa ten who fires
them. DfmonF'rA'ionsi n favor OF Garibaldl
frequently take place aud cries Of Down
with the Pope 'Da,h % the Prie is /"
alarm the cl-rio., parry
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

For RENT.-A beautiful little place in
the country, two miles from the city on
the Dickerson Turnpike, "a branch of the
White Creek Turnpike having 10 aercs
of land, and fine and neyer-faiilng well
ON the place. Would rent for the balance
OF this year very cheap Rent is no OBJ
jeet. apply TO
Mcssrs CocTRILL a. HALL,
aprlO-3t Public Square.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

OK The Third Minnesota Regiment
called on Governor Johnson, at the Capt.
tol, on yesterday. The Governor thanked
them for the visit, and promised that at
future time he would address them at
their camp. fat.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
Coming RaeIsl

We learn from the most reliable source
that upwards Of 5000 Of tho prisoners
taken in arms against the Government,
are willing TO take the oath of allegiance
and return 10 their homes as loyal citi-
zens Of the United States.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
Cotton.

Ben agticed load of Cotton passing
Tough ihc street yesterday towards the
filling We suppose that some sensible
inter has concluded to get some of
ncle Sans green hacks for his crop, in
Fad Of burning H. If the people of
nm ssce would all unite to expel the
a lederates from her soil, which they
4 devastating and impoverishing, trade
old revive and money would come in
DIV in exchange Cor the crops. There
large amount of Cotton in this State.
accompanied with little loyalty
D conservatism, it would be a rich rev
ne this season. 1t would bring the
Ilue Of moro than two ordinary crops.
by will not the planters awake 10 their
de interests--iling aside the despotic
sehseless shackles of JEFF. DAMS
Ne minister 10 their own happiness
y h ace, and that OF their families by
rowing themselves, with all their ener-
d iaio the ranks Of the sIraight-out
No men? Rebellion is wicked and
ore ruinous, while loyalty and H.
bre Just and remunerative. Loyal
W., "a the long run, give man a
ience and full pocket.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

Hon, Clara Macsay, the daughter % q
Scotch peer, lately committed suicide in
London by throwing her.eli rom her bed
room widow, forty feet from The ground.
She war Ihirty.six years old, unmarried, al d
very wealthy.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

are not Catholic yet when we
81 the splendid achievements of Gen.
and Commander FooTE we feel half
.tc 10 salute the PQpSs ER,e.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

The gas bin Of Indianapolis Gusts her
$4,000 per annum. The gas Of Governor
I-suAM viii cost TenRessee good deal
more than that
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

ufFloEo Z, = CoaFIIssAEY or sunslsrEsce.l
NashuIle, Tenn, AprIl 10, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received AZ tbis Of.
- flee, uniill2 o'clock, N. b, "a WEDNESDAY. Auril
pa, 1862, Tor hlgHshiHg f&GsH BEFF tntne IT, =
Two months, oImmHncmg Aay De, and eniiug june
30th, 1862
The Beef nnt he ~ fho frst quality, end 20 De
Delivered ~ iha 'aHps in fgntl portions Of fore aud
hind quarters (ueck ,orl shanks txclnHea) I'd srcb
times and pa snch qnautiti may BE- received ilr
the use of tl- troops.
Each iropos ils mrst be- acc Jmanitd lr the tatn64
and fesidouCes of two suretea.
Proposals Viii hr cudouri "FropoFas flr Frrsh
iloof' and n ecpd to y. MACFEELY,
i.iitan ON. Sub.
April lt-tt Nashville, Iennrsaee.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

E-April, for the past ten days has
been walking forth in all her tender and
fragrant beauty. The bright and tremu-
lous green of the wheat fields makes the
land appear like an Emerald Isle" The
golden bloom Of the sassafras, yieing
with the rich emblazonry of a monarch's
coronation robe, the snOw-hke blossoms
of the orchards inviting the bee to his
luscious bouquet, the brilliant dyes Of the
red-bud, glowing on the cheek of nature,
like the "purple light Of love" Al re-
call wildly to our memories the memoir
able bouquet which Gustavus A, Henry
used to hold up before admiring audien-
ces, while he exclaimed, with tears :;
"Every leaf of the bouquet sends up
prayer for the preservation of the
Union"
There are regiments and companies in
the rebel armies, regularly organized,
that are known and recognized by the
various names Of
Avengers
Battle-Azers,
Pikers,
tr ScalpeFs,
Yankee-Killers,
Bushwhackers,
Guerillm,
Jayhawkers,
and they expect soon to have brig
AIDE of Parole Breakers, the command of
which viii probably be given to General
Bushrbd johnson.
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Aashrillr AuiOn.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1862,
BUSINESS NOTICE.

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tlA rates annexed to be paid for ~hon han-
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" and under hfty, 81 90 and for each nddi
fiUpd line, al toe rate ores cts. per inc.
ANNOUNCEMENTS oP CAEmDATes
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ENTERTAINMENT
ttkab required In advance Tor all advert semenis,
%. ElEz d !saesai
TyE5n Advertisements iusertcd In the Local Column
c9iIged AZ tho rate o. twenty cents per line.
Letters on business und all remit ances must be
Adressed TO The "Pubshers of the Nashville Union"
communications aud Letters intend I'll for Insertion
n1st be addressed 70 s. O. MERCER, Editor
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ENSURANCE

Against loss or damage by fire or the
perils of NAVIGATION, can be obtained at
the lnsurace Office OF
w. J. MARI,
No. 20 COLLEGE STRICT,
Opposite the "Sewanee House.')
Mar29-tf
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

VVIafIIsI4tl NpIII II
A1Hw 0KK IA number of small vessels
had arrived at Havana with cotton also
the Confederate steamer Austria and the
British steamer Mramon from New Orleans,
and the British steamer Fox.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

There are regiments and companies in
the rebel armies, regularly organized,
that are known and recognized by the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
XR0uALK MkEWIHG~~Y8m sz0& aH1sss
TRAINS STOPPED At RT. LARIMTw

/ II Is currently reported in this sisy. I'd
witch ra1nuT ecnsiderabis ersdenee & at.
| taehed, that the frst Mormon traius for
sale Lake Gisys this seasen, wsrs stepped
a1 Fort LaraRaAe BIZ thsl miiitary aaEhori-
ties theEss In passnanss Of sn spdsf fEssa
the IeEsYnEaaak. ha4 EpsA gggas 20 ggG
The reason Tor shissudasn nhsak % aks
Msrmoa smigrssiaa 10 amid 10 Ehs @a ss-
count OF the destruction of ths maiis, ssaxe
stations, Eobbiag and aanFllasiag a1 anal
granss an tha saaEe heswasn thsRawt aad
sals Lake City wAiah sA alanx has lsasu
attributed TO- the Indians; hut .Gcvsrn4
nenf has bean put In possession of intel :
lsgeBce which warsant the snpposiEion shaE
the authoEitsss5 of iByfghasa Yoang 4have
been instyum ens8l in Iaa cosamisuien of
these acts Of degradation. Amoag the
reasons for this belief on the part of the
Government, ID said 70 be that while sna-
igrans trains for Oregon and California
have been sontingally hasrasssd Oh the
route West Of Fs. Laramie. tha Mormen5
trHIns have passed along undisturbsd.
Is 10 further stated that Brigham Young
las ordered svery abissbedisa zasn ia che
Territory-ths entire milisia4- to muster
Immediately for drill and sezrioe,-7rsv
curing the women TO take care pf the
esops. 1t is no doubt the intention ~
brsghan to daspassh large fszss 20 meest
the coming emigration 70 Usahs and csu-
sest the right BY military poHsF, Of sa-
eorting bis subjects 10 Utah. should
these rasnors prove correct, wsmay expect
70 hear Of = conflict In shs Wsss, between
the doyernnant tEoepa and the zalhtary
powers under Brigham Yoang,-- 0wahe
Rs6raskian, July 24th,,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

g A horrible case of self nutiiatior
raOeHtly occurred in Nottingham England,
married woman named Abel cutting out
her own togass She had had a quarrel
with her husband, ross about six O'Clock
next morning, wsAt down stairs ard cut
of ~ much of her tongue as siae could
reach, leaving the remainder seriously
haggled. a surgeon was sent for, bat A.
ter examining the wound he gave vesy lit
tie hops for Der recovery. @Aa 81 @4# ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

DKaRTZsa n sMAssACHUsxTTs--- Bos-
ton Ress says thsxe ia eysry pssspsss ni q
draft being resptsd TO IN Massachusetts,,
TO fil up the quota Of that State, CAa-
vassers have commence canvass OF
boaaoa, for the purpose of registering the
male populatien bsswesa is and4s gsaEs,
With . Tisw 10 ascertain its male iahabi-
tspts, their age, physical ability, &c.
The inquiry Is also extended 10 such as
are sbls bodied up 60 the age Of Sc. - E1sf-
eanag&s T. sIgHa@ zaiJ.a5-s f...5 .ss
The sams coarse, We bsiiess will be re-
sorted TO in Eowa and other States. In.
lsss the militia Of tha States come to the
rescue a0so, it 10 eertAia that consoripfion
sail be the result. The nation is In q
critical condition. Ek 10 usstess TO bliSk
At it, We must either como ap 70 the
rack OF be pulled up by tia strong srm Of
the law, Il ss entirely matter Of choice
with the people. The three haadrsd
shousaRd men are for shs salEaasan Of
the coaassy and they must come forth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

. The St. Louis Court House, which
has been in the process Of ofesaa&raoaioa for
several years, is at lehgsA 'ssaiahea, 1" al
an aggregate coat Of SI, I,ls9, ,sT2. Is is
one Of the anest buildings in the whols
weatern eoankxY. ----,-- - - -l...ssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

GosE TO WAsaIseToS---IE Ia intimated
that Gov. Kirkwood has gone to Wash
iastoH for the purpose Of advising as to
the propriety OF drafting in this Slate
The slowneas with which recruiting ID 60
ing on does not argue much for, the read
iuess OF the people TO rush to arms. The
number Of men called nsa1sf be fottkcom-
ing, and IL it canao be dans In the irsaai
way, then we suppose the subscription
Laws must be put into opsratioar-Da-
uestpoTs Democrat. ....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

- Gen. Mcclellan haa appointed Cal.
VIM. W. Avssell, of the Third psnnsyf-
v&asa Cavalry an Acting Brigadisr Gsn.
ersa, ana assigned thma TO fhe SemmAna 81
sdi the oavalry If the Army Of the Poto-
:. ..srs-s4.y ~ssE-s- "a 5.faz -ss=astss 5G# q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

- Hon. John Hood, State Senator,
Marion district, Ohio, has got himself in-
to sfoabls recently, by ssdaOing a youag
married woman whose husband haa goas
70 The wars. Hood 10 church dsacon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

g8 J. jealous wife n Gsussa, N. T.,
recently TsEeagad hersslf on her rival by
stripping The latter of ail gasmsa - IN sas
public streets, aad In that ooBdision asAs-
iag ban. 10 kzsd shalser N heTs sha eoald. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

gBrs. N. RgrxxaaEak& D Ue4, ne Nassau Q
Mew Yark aad 10 state ss. Eessoa, axs saF askAef-
issA Agenls te receive 4avssststAg for this nsPsT
r. Joy, Coz Co., are aafhorised Agents fsE
Rew TsFz and RhfaaHef fehfs
Eagws. q. Nagxa, 10 car susA Assixs& Axsnt fer
BostoA. se-,t eHE "a ~ gof EtsE ss#t a4s
EF~J. 8. PosT b Co. are earszkasatssa&g &g snsa
Ter 81, kouia. .s.-.Ers s=f4 n A. zses
Es~s, r, RauaDs, Is ear sutAoFixsa 4gsatfsr
Aisago. We
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
kToTFCH 10 LAND HoEugRsi 81 .~-aE su'
.. .osA.s. Il. T. SOLOMON, -. 20. g..
NOTARY PUBLIC d CoHvsYsNcea

GLgNwoOD, IOWA
Hss made fEIi complete snA peFsect Abstrxsf or
Titles 10 all tss Lands sRA4als county, Tewa, ia
aEalPs tAs nSsHsgasaRs ~ EAss ss~sssassnt, aasa
all subsequent o0assssAess. Mortgages, Deeds Of
Eruss qFata@r lAsaaabzaaaa,s sEa 5gEa @s#
Alses tail aEd sg1plssR AA@ssssA al gssas 10 all
tAs Loss In shs city sf Geawoed and the Aaaitlens
AasEss9@-saa also ~ Racaas City In Saia aaEsa1y
y He alse gives prompt &tteatasa 10 the paT-
aens Of Haas exsaA aAzihn sf Tatfes ana Al sfAef
eaainess Peysatatng 10 Geasral Land Agsxsy,ras. 8.
/ E#So&sss IN thsCSuft Hoasx EE.T' ''a' -
January o, 1854. sF ~as, -. .s.s-, 3D. ax :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

- Ii Illinois. one hundred oompan-
les of infantry have already rendered their
ssrvibss 10 GoyerniAens. So ssys The
Springfield Repabiicsn. 4s. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

t. Il Is estimated sass from $1,000 20
10000 men bare joinsd the sxmy as tina
Ppsomss ssnss the gsa&t asssa dsys bss-
de befsrs ksshmoad ~ = ! \
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f1FFieER L PtsRT, :e ''.' ea' %
" r.-I 5,-4gG aI5.a ssnza ssEE Ese--ss J
al I BANKERS, o..s.g Is g
Tax Paying e Collsotins Assass,
sz.s,E 81 "a. COUNCIL MERE4, ,EOWA3 tad sssR
FRcaAs oYFIcEA- zee prexY


TAI RATEHG A@DsCoLLECTKSG AG@sT,
.GEl .s COUNCIL aIuYws. IOWA s- ..-~t~
The gsSeEsl RsAktngs CsitseaA0a aaa Land Rp&a-
hsss tEHaaactsd IN stl lts branches -.-r.
Taxss paid Ia wsaseEa IoHs and RehraskA 90 the
asass lsbazaI tSxma. - 1saA u ~ Gt4E.: go
=. .zz..Es RAREB E&GEsEg-- gZ-zs. ..
Para R&n&, New YORK Ctr,
stala sMsanS AEsaazat 80, Sc EssaiS,
AasszcnaAsiss Bank, AaAtsn, Mass,
N&sh4atem HAnk IL DO Do y .-e-....
Hsnsy Rsrnaa, chies&a Ill .E
Hon ToAa A. &asssn, washinston, D. c.
kaaA sf EyFanaEs, ayxssn#a IT, 1g .- .
u. Price, President State Bank Of Iasz
MssArN. Gross, A@cresry b Ha, % Eosisi @G5
Hon. G. Baldwin, Sadgs supreme Court Of Iowa, y
Hon B. sells, Secretary vt State Iowa, -s-".''
Jan l. iS&2. Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

Cgsgox - What . strange thing II eas.
tonI 'Thrqy Que gleys al . nssa sou iasI
suit him. Throw two, ron make hin .
present. -. -. . alass1ssaag 8 s1L
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. .NO@.15

whleh sti4aHs sssry aiasx and 1zasuhs b
every breast. hare missasd Is ALL Il
you are Dot resolved 10 70 home and tiers
snafssain ID III h&xssds and Nv svssy aas-
Fiasa, ths pzinsdpiss,l the polfcy and Or
ganization OF shst paxty 10 .whhsa asMin
and Jet again ! aeclssa eauto yoa, thia
Govern meut md country are iadsbssd for
all thas have made them grand, glorious
aAd gss@s. IOhssvs. Assa great appIsuss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

- The ssase of ysfinons 10 the frss
% respond 70 me easi of tie President sor
sot1, 600 nasre troops. She has sent for
wasd sAe asss regimcns 70 Wsshsngssn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

- N1WAN&Sr 70 M5As U&84ssS. S2azk
Dr.. Ell weS6surys-The Fpli sssf pf sftiAe4al
seasa vn aaka Esasss whixss goa rsssasy a&ads sss
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