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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

q Col. g. NJ. Dopek arrived 10 this
city, from the East, las, Tuesday. All the
military ccmpaoies in the place, together
with large number of ci,iEens, turned out
and gave him cordial welcome. lie vas
met by companies A, B, 4 c, Of the Io~a
lth Regiment, and the Council Bluffs Ar.
til'ery company. about mile below town
aud escorted through the city to his resi-
dence on upper Broadway, where he made
. neat lis:!s speech. complimen,ing the
soldiers upon their favorable appearance on
parade, and thanking them for the honor
extended him. The address vas responded
to BY few remarks from Capt. Exc.
of company A, and three hearty clear. from
whole assembly.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PETITION.
IN signed by d. B. Clark, aud ,thers has been pre-
scented 20 the County Court Of P,tawattam:e County
and ned therein on the LIST day OF Iuy 1851 king that
the territtry described as foiiows-to-wit: Common.
cling at point the eastern iinas city Of Cou.
Gil Bluff. one haf mile South Of the Northwest auar
ter Of Section % IN Township rs North Of Rapse a
in PotAwaftamie County running theur., East along
the centre OF said Secion TO Nuske,o Greer thence
southerly along the said Aasketo eek as the same
winds and turns TO the pynt whs 70 the sad Greek ia.
ter.ects the Eastern limits OF said civ which mini /.
IN me western part OF sse'.on s, Townsbp u y. Of
nase - est. aug .nenee North aonG the East line Of
sau Wy. - nov uAed The place OF beginnins-be
&c" ,e anu oee part Of the said ci yof Coucil
ns 'na. mere is an accurate nap Of said Territory
aooe ID annexed to said petit ion that the
" majority OF the elec,ors residing said
ie'ioy that D. &. Bioomer il, by said Petition, duly
opp autet Agent to prosecute the same and that
ne County Jndge of said county hSs appointed the FIRST
Monday OF September 1861 at 10 ocock the forenoon
his .fiee in Councii Buff, for the hearing Of such
pc icn. at which time and place any per>on inter.
esied appear and contest the frsnting Of said ~
tiiion. d @. BLOOxER,
Dated July Sd, 1861. jy7 21stdid
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DELHrIous,

Those nice ripe pesrs sad apples that
we're placed upon our desk yes.erd.y ~ y.
DUPONT. They we're - fresA and free from
bruises - though just picked from the ,ree
Dir. Drrosr. viii, during he season. be IN
constant receipt OF all kisds Of fruit Of !.
superior quality. He keeps mex. door 10
Tailor shop, .ad keeps /. good
things" too.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13
FIG0T ON THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE
RAILROAD

At about 2 o'clock. Wednesday morning
the camp of Federal troops, under command
Of Col. Smith OF the l6tu ILL.,, regiment, 200
men, and 800 Of the Iowa, AMI loo Of the
HANNIBAL Home Guard, in all about 700
men, were attacked BY 1000 rebels under
Ciaib jackson, Brig. uci;. Thcs A. Harris
not far from Monroe station, and aueut ~
miles from Hannibal. The federal troops,
although completely surprised, successfully
repe.".,a lie ai,ac.; Griv,ng ;ac rebel forces
back, killing =, wounu,ng .r'.'". anu 'n--
ing 5 PRISONERS and horses. Capt. Nc.
Allis,er Of the 10th ILL.,. vas mortaily woun-
ded, being shot through with balls. Some
four or five others Of the federal troops
we're slightly wounded. While the fsht
was going on ut the camp, company OF
500 mfuntsd rebels under command OF
Capt. Owen, Of Marion county, Me-, went
70 Fort Monroe aud burnt the Railroad
bridge At the station houses and some 20
Railroad cars, and tore up the track. The
whole of the rebel force rstreated in the
direction OF Monroe station and were hotiy
pursued by Col. Smiths command.
The rebels in full force bad surrounded
the federal troops and were committing all
sorts Of iepradations upoa person and prop
efty. lhry hau deliberately ehos Down
Union man by the name Of Iloichki.s, for.
merlv OF Of Hannibal, putting several balls
through him. IL vas thought that Col.
Smith would be able to hold out till rem
forcements could reach him, when, il the
bridge burners would fight they ~ould have
an opportunity. Most Of the rebel troops
under Harris are moun.ed men.
Arriving at the STATION another ekirmish
took place in which the rebels we're again
repulsed With some loss ascestaincd. Col.
Smi,s took up position in and around the
Female Seminary and dispatched messen-
ger to Hann,bsl. ordering reiafceeements
from Qnincy, ~, through Col. Nes,eton.
Of the Home Guard. he aseamer Black
Ilalk vas Immediately dispatched to Quincy
far sroaps and bad not returned ~heo our
informant leis Hannibal ss II o'clock lest
night.
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vThe Des Moioes Ree;sser, in speaking
OF the celebration Of tbs 4sh 10 that city
says, at was an achieves eps which the Des
Moines r public never before reached.''
AZ the "Des Moinss Republic" is not down
on our map. we don't know how much Of 40
achievement" it might reach, but - there
are good many folks down that way, We
presume they had "bia tine."
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NEWSPAPERS POSTAGE.

] would call the attention Of all Who get
their papers at the Postofice in this city, to
thefollowing instructions from Washington:
During the last Administration. Post Masters were
lax In demanding postage printed matter parieu.
larry newspapers, whether regular transient.
Sometimes subscribers received daily journals for
year free. Hereafter the Department will hold Pos,
Aars responsible for the rigid enforcement of the
ixw this head.
II you should fail 10 get your papers till
the postage Is paid, don't say that / did it.,
but that such il. the law.
W. w. MArSAIp. p. NJ.
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CO Col. DapcE wants q man to do his
cooking in camp, take care Of his horse, etc.
Big pay and little work-sppy soon.
Wanted, also, by the same, two good
horses, for which the best prices, in cash,
will be paid.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

~ The "unterriaed" held mass con-
vea,iou at the Council Chamber last Sat.
urday, but rs "a were not present, We are
not prepared to give proper report oil ia
performance. II the Managers VII, excn.~~
US this time We will promise to be 90 haod
q. the next exhibition.
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vGav. KIxkoop has appointed Dr.. NJ.
W. ROBBINS Surgeon Of the 4,h Regiment.
DR.. X. is an old and expe fenced surgeon
having served in tina. capacity 10 the army
during the whole OF the Mexican war. Dr..
W. s. Gs'xEs, will probably receive the
Hppointmen, OF assistant surgeon.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

T u. B. CLARK placed on our desk
day or two ago, three Of the bigceststslks Of
pie plant we ever sax. One Of them meas
ursd in circumference I inches. and weighed
two pounds. The other two we're but little
sualler. C,Asx can just raise the biggest
kind Of STRUCK "-he's :. kinder got the
hang Of the thing"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

TRev. T. NJ. GoopyELLow delivered
sermon to the Soldiers at the quarters Of
Company A, last Sunday, where, We will
venture to assert, was the most orderly con.
gregation addressed in the city, that day.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13
PROCLAMATION

wursrAs. coming events csss their shad.
cws before and whereas discretion is the
better rart Of valor, and he that 6xhss
and runs away will live 70 6shs another
day.
Therefore We, Governors Of the sovss.
eisn States of Misseur, and Virginia, do
hereby call ar.u ell Saa,he.a Governors "a
mees vii. q. about the end Of "dns days.
~ convection al Cape uarn. thsre 10 take
;,,o confederation the best method Tor
cheating the devil out ct his dues.
Siened. JOHN LETCHER.
CLAID JACKSON.
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fvOur neighbor at the OTHER end OF the
Avenue, Apologies to his readers for the
hon-appearancs Of the Presidents Message
in this weeks paper, by saying that it did
not reach him in time to be "set up" Now
don't procrsstinate," Dan; you know We
furnished you the message in an Extra, in
ample time for yon to have set it up.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

CO The Alb Regimen, is rapidly filing
up. Three Companies are nov quar'ered
10 this City, and the remaining companies
are all nearly full, and have been notified to
come in. We presume the companies will
oil be in camp in the course Of ten days or
two weeks.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

sFCaps. SKxLxr's Company Of volnn-
teers, from Guthrie County, arrived 10 town
and went into quarters, last Monday. They
are as fne looking set Of men as can be
found anywhere-ars all farmers, accus-
toned to hard work. and just toe kind Of
fellows to make il teli' on the sseceshers.'
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c. The Directors Of the G. B. & St. Joe.
Railroad, held M election Of officers last
Monday. The proceedings Of the meeting
will be found in another column.
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sherf6's sale.

BY virtue Of Execution to me directed from the
Once of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Pottawaa
ME County Iowa, shall proceed to sell, on trrday.
the Goth day II July A. D. 1851 between the hours Of
3 O'Clock A. y AMI o'clock p. II. OF said day-oonss
mencng At II O'Clock Of said day.-n front Of the
County TreasurOrs once the OF Council BUNS,
the following described Real Property OF Aaron Powell.
to-wit The Of Section thstysiy, 1867 and The
Of the n W Y Of Section thiriy.six (S6l and the
I'VE (2ol and tho Sw Of the SW Y Of Section
twenty-five (s5), sill In Township sventy-four (7ll,
North Range hir,y-eiaht (2SI and lying and being
in Pot,awaitzmie County state OF Iowa and contain.
ing In all Two Hundred and SIXTY Of land, more
less.
Taken the property Of Aaron Powell to satisfy
Execution in favor Of Milton Black.
8. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
CyC. p REED. Deputy Sheriff
Council Bluffs Iowa, June I6 1861
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

cT The attention Of the public, and more
advertisement Of IluRTaRps L KINNEY, in
another column Of to-days paper. Their
stock Of Hardware and Agricultural imple.
ments is Us complete rs any to be found
west Of the Mississippi, while their prices
ere such ~ none can take exceptions to.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

c. A man named BRowx U.s. killed on
the 4,h inst, at Denison, Crawford Co., by
J. W. CsowELL, Publisher Of the Boyer VAL
ley Record. Cause, whisky.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

CO Z. p. Sso~. at the sign OF the Stars
and Stripes, has No. stock Of FANCY and
staple dry goods, groceries, ETC., which he
will dispose Of in lots to suit purchasers"
and on the most reasonable terms, for
cnsh
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

TThe next Annusl session of the Iowa
Conferences, Of the n. E. Church, will be
held 10 this City-commencing We believe
about the frst Of August.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

En- There has recently been another
change Of time in the mail arrangement west
OF Omaha. The mail for Denver. and the
west now leaves on Tuesday, instead Of
Saturday rs heretofore. Persons in this
city, sending mail westward, will therefore
leave their letters a. the postofice before
seven O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13
LUMBER.

TIVE CyDERS10NED. MANI
j rACfCBEkS Of Lsmbes3 u nAet- 1kI|
lsnA (six mIles from Coaneii Dtv1s,1
have nov On bsod, large ios os $780,
aeoseoe1 csessoOeo1 Lombev.
u the vssons sises ord kinds IN use for DaStAin9 -
Hencins All os1sfs left their Ysyds in nctsrl =
Coancit Dssds, psempsiy attended TO-
Owe call particular attention Of FARMERS w
have the prodrets VI the Farm 10 exchange Tor Lsmb
Yosfufthsf particulars. inquire Of J. GOISON Cesa
ell sauas, ~ u tho Mil, naetsand
JOHN HAxTHOnu Leo.
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sTMessrs. BAYLiss & GRASSLAND say they
will sell more and better goods for the same
money than any other house on the Slope.
We have curiosity to know ]! that is real
ly the case, and would suggest to those 10
want OF Dry Goods or Groceries, to call n,
the siga Of the three . . and see il thea
viii "keep Il cir PROMISE"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

rvThe Gleuwood Cavalry, Capt. TuBns,
which WAS ordered to Sioux City about two
weeks since, to quiet the Indian 1..ihcr,. ne.
in tha. quarter, have bee.. 90 re las, named
city, restored order among the tribes, and
re'nrnca home. They passed through this
place on their way back to Glenwood, las.
Thur sday,
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CO The New York Home Journal, one
OF he Oldest and in every respec. tn. best
family paper in the United States, and
which, during all the years Of its existence
until the present crisis, contained no article,
line or word Of a political character, 10
now devoting its CO umns, Its talents and
its influence To the support Of the Govern
ment. This is as it should be. Every Jour-
nal owes it as duty to the public to let
its sentiments be known, and its influence
felt. The present question Of preserving
the Government, is one Of no ordinary i'm.
portance, but one upon which hangs the
destiny Of the nation: and the welfare of
the world. 1t is an issue upon which no
public journal, whatever its character, no
individual, however limited his influence.
has right to be silent. Upon question
in which every mans interest is involved,
every mans sentiments shout be known.
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c. The tents, arms, camp equippage,
etc., etc., for the 4th Regiment arrived on
the Steamer Omaha last Thursday.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

1.-THE regular August term Of the Die.
srcs Court has been postponed until Feb
1uary.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

CO The comet, which SO brilliantly made
its appearance about two week. ago--unex-
pected and unannounced, is the cause of
much discussion among scientific men.
Some contend that it is an entire stranger
in our system, while others hold that it is
the same which made its appearance in 1864
and 1886. We presume Lieut.. Moufv
knows all about il, but now, since he has
seeded" he "won't telI." The Chicago
Journal says Of it: ''Lass night { June SOY
after several cloudy evenings, the great
comet of 1864 and 1856 suddenly presented
itself shorn of none Of It's ancient splepdo-
Its tail is almost straight, yet, il anv,n;ro
convex to the West, and fell o., dor..s,
long. terminating littls sou "A Of tho br;,b,
star Lyra, and passing ,ver it. The come,
is within two or ',.ree DAYS Of ito peribelion
p''''sss' a--u will pursue track eastward,
'aE ,rabls for exhibiting its magnificent
proportions for two months to come. 1t
will probably not attain its full size and
brilliancy until about the first Of August.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

CO s. G. DAILY has been admitted to
seat in Congress ~ Delegate from Nsbras-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-13

u Parson Brownlov recently declared
10 relation to the Union men of East Tenn
essee: We intend to fight tho secessionists
until he'll freezes ocer, and then fight them
on the ice, - Or any other man"
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, 1861-11-05
O41HeAat10R Of &he Rekoa A1nv as &C.,
fFeV1lt0s
Especial Dispatch to tn n, 7 TimasL1

O434eAft1oA Of the 0eboa Army ax Co.
Especial Dsepssoa to the \: z T1ne.l
Yesterday GEN But+ss9el@ dispetsbos e. III. ST
ade Quarte1master Nostoa nd: r. Taeoss
md IN escort Of the New York Tsefv.foHltI
70 hhfeve8 1asIn, four Mflaa norfhxosf 0f
taGA Co1roa md wet Of tho Leesburx Pike,
e F.,Ha Gets39 4 iossgs: 4 short distance moth d
Eha Eth hsa C93een 3s i. .fney CAPTURED rebel picket
CAPT Norton 1t onco aa1t him tohsadqulrtetS.
tno9ea he learned ftom the paisoaT that the
1eeei pickets were stationed not fir back Of
Sn.ts sn.sves plece. Capt Norton judidoualI
tnece.fo R"eceo ~ men to 5ePel an attack, bnt he
pfckefs. 0~
The prisoners name is G. B. Bell, private
Of COMPANY 2, Capt Reverb, Sixth Regiment
asa1..nnn Aonisana v9iunteeets commanded bJ Col.
cial Banain. The regiment IL part Of Gene
raj Walkers Louisana Brigade. He states that
Ground Centreville is one continuous camp Of
Confederate troops, including sixty thousand
Virginians, under Gustayus ". Smith, and an
egna5 number Of North Carolioians, South
Louisianians, from fifteen to twenty thousand
Of whom are at Manassas. Beau1egard was at
Centrevllle, bis headquarters being but half.
mile from the village a new regiment of
cavalry from North Carolina had just arrived,
well equipped. Stewards cavalry was
to the left Of CentreVllle. Raaford's
to the right Latham and Kemper's artillery
we're under Smiths command. he confirms
the previous adyices OF extensive Notifications
bSying been constructed about Centreville,
and he states that SO well have the rebel COM
manders selected their position that they are
confident that hundred thousand men could
not dislodge them. They are waiting an at
tack, and were net contemplating any move
ment against our troops. He states that the
saries Of life, and are confident that when the
battle ensues it will be decisive in favor Of the
Contaderatee, and that then they will return
to their homes. He enlisted for the war, bpt
had no Idea at the time that it. would continue
more than three months. The troops were
armed mostly with muskets, from which they
shoot MIME balls with excellent success, They
lad some Mississippi rifles, and recently they
receive: quantity Of Enfelds. On Tuesday,
big regiment came to Hunters Mills, two
miles northwest Of Vienna, to do picket duty,
thrown out their pickets south Of and towards
the railroad, but as yet they have not ap.
pea1ed within sight Of our pickets. They are
TO be relieved BY the Seventh Louisiana.
he confirms the previous accounts Of the
preclpltate retTeat of the rebel forces from
Fairfax fortnight since He says that it was
caused by confident belief that the Yankees
were coming upon them in full force, and
that On their retreat they burned and de.
previously been OF picket in the vicinity Of
HALLS Hill, and Was familiar with the country
between Hah's and Bailey's Cross Roads. Hi
statements, like those Of all rebel desertera
and prisoners, are received with much caution
by the military authorities.
, 1861-11-05

"1he Corree OF Tr4e Love,o &c.
l. Paris correspondent Of the London AdveY-
tisc- writes o. follows:
The T1ongs a3d so1rows OF Vcnice-aow
1crg ard EorroHful is the tale! For how
nluch misery will Austria be responsible
ter Kaiser when he shall be summoned to the
tribunal where there is no appeal. Letters
from Venice to day speak Of the grief of tue
Ve1e:ians at the vandalism Of their oppres-
sors, who are 2ow engaged in piercing loop
holes for mutketry in the walls of the time
honored palaces Of the Doges. When shall
We see Bcnedek, like Marino Faliero, decollatus
pro crinainibus.
But sadder story has plunged Venice into
more than its Wonted sorrow A young HUI
garjan noble, Ia IN Austrian regiment, had fall
len violently in love with beautiful Venetian
girl. They met frequently in society. She
rtturned his passion, told him she loved him,
That she would never marry another, but that
tEe could never marry him, an officer in an
we're fighting for Italy. VaIn1y did the Hun
garian urge bis suit. earnestly did he entreat =
meeting. At last the fair Venetian wrote to
hin :-h Have you sufficient courage to kill
NE? If you will consent, will meet you to-
light. But will meet you on this condition
only, that you slay me, but respect me.
Should I receive 10 reply, shall come, and
pect from you"
1.-THE girl went forth that evening with .
| bouquet Of snow.white blossoms in her girdle,
| On the morrow, On the banks Of the lagune,
| the officers sword and scabbard were found,
| raised on the form Of q cross, and in the
stream below were found the bodies Of the
two lovers, closely locked in each others Al ms
| and the post mortem examination proved thai
| her list wishes had been respected"
, 1861-11-05
G!bira9o Grihu,.e
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER &; 1851.
T49 Army UMonA4sns Gelue Iafo
019Eef 40A that
Ours VIII 9Q inc N9Naes:

- -
N!sE9 ea1eeE1oA4@4fl6V 6AAe
nA ~ NE ee1Aes
los1s'taofe eoe1eeponuence n. I. ae1Ad'l
have learned to-day eome interesting
newa from Richn o1d; the datae being up to
Moo0ay faaf, the 28sh inst Daring the whole
OF Inc Preceding week tho trains Of cars
Wnlcn Lett htcnmond for the North Were load
e with stores tor Gen: Johnston's army ut
Manaesas, among them were blankets,
Wooien ciot1pg, eaoee. bota OF CANVAS and
1eather. nannel OF Wo0len 6hirts, woolensocks
(acMemadeh peGons po1aloee, salt and various
other afnclea. me boards and lumber for the
conttfncuon o. hnh TOR the soldiers hsd been
senI 9p %eek 1 oftwo before: It Was under
etcou ~ A,cnmonQ that JohnstOns army
mo1o sFe1o me mInteE 10 their present posi-
@ uon, OF At ieas. until the Upper Potomac froze
over: Mnat the precise slgniacation Of that
e.n,.a: eapreef!on "as my informant WAS unable to
aeitt.ln: it ~ a.4n
~ ~ gs!uenl tnaI all Inc stories OF destitution
4r su4el1ng on The part OF any portion Of
vcnnslons army are totally uufounded In
t1aa9. NOE OILY are they abundantly sup.
pAed with arms and munitions Of War-not
only have they fortified their whole line, from
LeesbuTg or Goose Greek to Fredericksburg
but 1hey are well provided with provisions
ara az with facilities for cooking them properly
;1he people Of the Southern States from
Mh1cn fhose regiments come, and particularly
@ tne people ol Virginia. appreciate the services
tQaE I61S HrU1Y rendered tn the ans1*h y.