The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16
rmnM TEE SIXTH, CAYALaY - THE
CHARGE OF % CORA RAEAD"e MEP0+

rmoM TEE SIXTH CAyALNY - yHaE
CHARGE OF .C0RPh RAEAD" MEPpl
| D1ATEns. Il. ss s.+,.s,,. IL sa
= s. MnApoUARrrRs sIxra Iowa CAvALRr,
| ss4t Camp nesf ceuneit Baufs, April Sofa, 1858
Eprrog on DuBrauE TiHEs THE ander.
siened cheers Ut the 9th Iowa Cavalry have
| keen, shisaaay, The following extFacs from
the corrsspsndssea OF tbs Ghieago dS~es,
| written from Iowa City to that sheet, ADd
eapsed. iuso sthe Dgouqas Herald April
| Gfeeenth. - rms ,tsEs4 Il Es: - h
l@sssBully FOR The Sixth.oIs The Ghioaga
Tfmes correspondent Of lswa City, IN speak.
iAg Of this ssgiHaeut, sayss at7 t#ets@.z
s.For week past, the Iowa 9th Cavalrs
has been il camp % this mace, bot has bow
leFs for SioaxCstyt lt.ia 6ne regiment,
aud of6cefed by COED, noble, brave men.
ssWhat is extraordinary about the regi.
uaent 10, that you can't fud a single Adolf
tierist smopg them oil i: il there vas one,
HE peace Of mind woaid be somewhat on
the decline. Every mao is OF the true blue,
aud aeseF thinks IL q diegraee 60 bg called
q "Copperhesd," that emblem of liberty
They are all dissatisfied With the pbiiey of
the Administration, and say that they did
net volaatees 70 fght for the ''nigger."
"This regiment will make its mark among
the merciless Indians, and it 10 good policy
for the party 10 power TO put il oGt west,
rather than send them into Dixie"
The writer Of the above cannot have OBJ
taiaed very iiableanformation as to the
sentiments of the regiment apon the sub.
feet Of which he writes.
The undersigned speaking for themselves
oHiy, woald deem IL q most griesous insult
20 Sc called Uopperheads. We have nsi j.
ther done nor said anythine 70 merit that
most disgraceful epithet. We have no SEN
siments whatever ia common with that class
6f men. We viii carry the rational Gag
wherever those who command us see &c 20
lead as. We heartily endorse the Govern.
ment and those who are administering II, II,
all or any measures tbey may inaugurats to
put down this rebellion. zts.-.3
We have volunteered TO Hgbs for The
Union; 70 sustain the land 20 punish lrai-
tors North Or South. Add We know Of no
more effective aid now being rendered 20
Southern traitors by sCopperheads," than
the attsmp to make simple men think they
are lighting for "niggers." - ' ~.
While we are wiling TO 60 anywhere, and
submit or destination entirely 70 the iadg.
menf or thosa whom we are sworn - obev,
we would much prefer to have been sent al
once to ssDixie, s'whars We could do some.
what towargls putting down this rebellion
Next 70 this Ne would prefer to punish
traitors and al their Kindred spirits in ths
North. Add ID what We saS We think VI
represent the sentiments "a The regiment
genesaiiys
Signed,
D. 8. WILSON. Col. 9Th Iowa cav
I 8. NJ. Poiiock, Lt. Col. r.
r. l. Miller, Adj.
A. Williams, @. II. -...=...
III. Rene, 0ommissarY. ~ -...
/ j. n, Cambrun. Surgson.
t. s. G.. Haynes, % Assistant Surgeon.
/ ID. II. Mitchell, Chaplain. ..f:
Firss Bas,allion-Thema q. Shepherd
Major. :. = ....,.:., =
sheraas Page, lss Lisus.s Tim 1shy Finn
1 I'd Lieak. *. ~ sf#$ ssssrgzt
Go. Al Galligaa, Capt J Il Gates, Is
Lieut., 8 Toll. ID Lieut.. -.
Co. CA B Mofeland, Capt, w A Heath
lst Lieat., 3 81 Gaylord, I'd Lieut..
Go. K-J Logan, Captain, q \ Burst. q
Lieut..
sssssd Battalion Edward r Ten Broeel
Major. ss,a
Co. B-De Witt q Gran, Capt, T Pal
mer Rood. lst Lent., Il ] Leviti, "a Lieut.
Cos e. ID y Eaehsr, Capt., ] @ De Haven
LAT Lisot., ID Ellison, Cd Lieut..
| Co. n-J @ Marsh, Capt, g. a.. Hessel
berger, Les Lient., Carter Berksis, % Lieut.
osst.--AS Ames, Capt, 8 n 0oyle, ls
Lisut. Alphens Scots. a Liaas. Ia
/ !, Co. I--G w Mccall. ID Lieut.. S.
90. NY ! Williams, Capt Richard Ber.
iry, "a Lieut.. 800 = 'ts's'''.ss1s6 ; -
Co. r. Eeoes Schafsuek. Caps., Jas. Ruth,
LIST Lieut., L Reeman ID Lieut.. .sfsai,
4 Eass NJ v.~k A. ~