The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-10-05
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driven into Cerro Gordo County ) fev d.y
sago.
H. Hsmnisg, late editor Of Der Demo
kras. Davenpors, has been appointed !,
Gen. Fremons's staff, with the rank q
Co, onel.
-CHAscE or xAxE.-Ths nane Of III
Post oaice at St. Charles City, Floyd Coun
~ lows, has been changed 70 Charlie. Civ
II vas done to avoid coofusion Of names.
-FoR SALE.-We see that the Vin,o,
Eagle Office is offered for sale. Hanford !,
bound for the wars, with the cavalry com
pany now forming in Benton County.
| Capt. Parkeli, Of GrinnelI, i raising .
Mounted Rifle Company for Governmeu
service, and has alreaey some fifty yolun
'eers sworn in. His men are large, acsi,,
and fine looking, and will do good service.
--Henne, a returned volunteer and mem
Der Of Co. Ii, killed poor cripple, named
Ba,zbarger, al Dubuque, on Sa oday niy
last. y, leaves . wife aud Eve children &
| the charities of the world.
On Monday evening last, . daughter oil
DR.. s. V. Campbell, Of this village, (AdeI,
aged obous three years, was At play viii
her brother, who is only year or Two older
aecidently upset the stove with kettle oil
boiling water on il. The water VAS Thrown
over the head, neck arms and body Of ths
girl, scaldns her frightfally. She lived
until Tuesday noon when death relieved her
OF her sufsrings.-Daua, Co. Uaion.
From what We can learn, Col. Edward .
With about seven-hundred Iowa bows IL do.
Ing some effective work in N,rthern Mo.
lie has driven the secession forces from
"eniry county, and 10 nov At Chillico,he
DIR. Llod's Company are at AllenviIle. Thew
nave no ammunition, and think it unsafe to
advance Further until they are prepared "a
meet the eowardly assassi rs that lie in am :
bush to receive them.
On last Monday night several burglaries
were committed IN this place. A horse and
single harness were taken from tho stable of
IL. l.. Shoemaker; top buggy from DAME,
Ogilvie, set of double harness from Or.
Dawson; saddle and bride from DR.. Rhine
heart, and pair of buggy cushions from a
gentleman stopping with j. W. Tullis.-
There are runors that several other horses
were stolen, but We are not able to trace
them to any reliable source. The burglar,
attempted to take j. w. Cusnineham's bug
sy; but were driven of BY large dog, and
III their haste dropped good Garage whip.
The premises OF several other persons were
doubtless visited, but We do no. hear Of
other articles being taken. As yet there is
no clue to the thieves O4katoosa Herald
Some two or three weeks ago, Post
master El9rid:e got some notices printed,
requesting holders Of boxes in the post flee
to give the names of all who got their let
tors from their respective boxes, for the
convenience Of the Office. Yesterday large
number Of these notices were scattered
through the boxes. When they were dis
covered several smet large rat right off
wouldn't fool them that way-smalI bust
ness IN the postmaster to resor. to tina.
dodge to get men drafted-aud probably
many other compliments were levelled a,
the Office and its attaches. The upshot 10.
Charley isn't going to find out this time oil
who use the boxes. Those who withhold
| their names, however, will probably have
the satisfaction Of getting their mail through
the general delivery hereafter. OF course,
the drattsay was all Imagination on the par,
Of some pretty badIy-scared people, Dav.
export Casefi
The 9th Regiment of Iowa Volunteers
Col. Vandever, numbering l,l00 men in.
GLIDING Capt. uayden's Company of Ar,il.
lery, left Dubuque ON the Goth uIt, on thu
steamers Canada aad Denmark for st.
| Louis.
stand OF colors was presented to Hay
den's.. Artillery Company before embarkins
| by the citizens Of Dubuque. Rsv. Jane.
Donslan, Catholic Clergyman delivered the
presentation address which was very feel.
ius and eloquent one.
MIR. NJ. o. Sullivan, of Sullivan P. o,
Jackson Co., whose house was burned a
shor; time since by secession sympathizers,
and whose fence have been torn down, came
into town yesterday on business, and re-
NAMED over night. This afternoon mes
| ss,,,,r sam, I, ta,rr altar him with fha
news that last night some Of bis secession
neishbors taxing advantage OF his absence,
| had again torn down his fences, laid open
his fields, and driven cattle into his grain.
! Mr.. Sullivan tells US that in his neighbor.
hood are some Union men who would enlist
were 1t not that so many secsssionisss are in
the neighborhood they dare not leave their
homes. Ii is a significant fact that no paper
but the Dubuque Herald is read by these
Williams Dubuque Daily Cxion.
j. B. Dorr Esq, formerly editor snd
proprietor Of the Dubuque Herald. and
more recently temporary editor Of the Da.
Ebaqss onion, has determined to 60 into the
military servive in defence Of bis coantry
lie is now engaged 10 raising recruits fo'
the Twelfth Iowa regiment. and will proba-
bly, have command Of that regiment. Mr.
Dorr is q man Of courage, energy and per-
severance.
WHAT CONSTITUTES 4 RATION.