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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoRK SgMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pubished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. IG77 [June 2ll:

Centents of No. I6T [June 2ll
J..LE,DING ARTICLES: The --latest War New,;
roi:! to sI,ls at, Goo.rsasS nssss1 elow
Edi'o'ial Paragraphs.
n..TBE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA; By wrliim H.
RuseL
mI..TuE SILVER CORD: By Shirley Brsok.
V..FRoM EUROPE.
v..FRoM WASHINGTON: Corsspondenes Of The
~ y. Tribune
WHIMSICAL AND MORAL FEATURES OF THE
sol Lrut r. SEAT Or WAR; CoIrespondenee
of The N. i. Tdbune.
vu..rRoM FORTRESS MONROE: Correspondents Of
VH..FROM ParTERsoN's COLUMN; The Crossing Of
ihs POloTso An iaprrse ; S,ee.e!e va srs.i, sdi
Isdign4.ionj. Evaeuali n Of HarTefs t.ry i,s
Gsnse. aud Incident" Correspondence Of Tue ~ y
N..HARPERs FERRY AND THE REGION ROUND
ABOUE
x..oREAr BETHEL AND ITS BATTERIES.
XI.tROM VIRGINIA: Correspondence of The ~ Y.
Tribgne.
XII, THE WAR FOR THE UNION: R~,uru y Esbo''
totheh Abandoned Positions, ProI,ni'y q ,h- Og
posts Besalesad Adopt 9 ,Ioed1iil i,ciicf' Tie
e,erus Ae,t; Tn, Reisn q Terror 10 Virsie'si oP-
erstions Of osr CTuifsr-lbey d. |aiua6lr SERVES
Seizure u C'nus5abi rrosiaOn'; Lstle EI'
pected OF Cairo.
XIII THE ENGAGEMENT At BONNEVILLE; Oaci,l
Statement; rroesnaiiou Of Gen. Lyon.
XIV. .REPOR1ED FIGHT AT PIEDMONT; Determined
Stand by MayI-nders, The Report conif-sic'ed
Xv..THE NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT; Cordial
Reception of Mr. Cof~in; fheIdiy Feeling io"'id
XVI. COL. STONES COLUMN: More Fighting IL
p-ctea
XVII. IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI: Bs'tls Near
Bonneville; vie,ory, over the heerl'; so Of them
Killed; Boone ils Tssen; Gen. Pdce Unvel.
XVIII. AN ATTACK ON NATIONAL TROOPS: nsirosd
Train Fired opi EighI hiled aud Seven " ourded'
Tho R1bes Retire.
XIX..PROCLAMATIoH BY GEN. BEAUREGAKD.
xX.FRDM THE WESTERN ARMY; Correspondence
OF The " Y. Tribune.
XXI..AN OBSERVER IN VIRGINIA; Correspondence
Of The y. Y. Tribune.
v. 80 l..
xxIII FRoN TIE TR RAr...na NEST Speech Of Jerer
ton Davis.
XIV DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MEN Vice-Adri'
Ss s4nGcIs DuBta. C0Gnt Csyour.
XXv.AmeRICAN IHsTiTUTE FARMERS CLUB
XVI LATEST NEWS RECEIVtD BY rELE0RAPH;
Prom Wshing op-spocl pi.pAeho' 10 The n l.
Tribune.
XVII. PROGRESS OF THE WAR, Summary Of the
Latest NeNs
XVIII. POLITICAL
xxx. PERSONAL.
XXX .CirY NEWS.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS
xXXII MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
YyyIII. WEEKLY REVIEW or THE HEw-YoRK DRY
GOODS MARKET
yyXIy CONMERCtAL MaTTSRsi bpn Rspor. of tha
staok. Mopey. Cotton. Graint and tAts Msfhts,
specially Reported foI The ~ L. inouie.
Trnvsoue Cory for one yea s3. Tive Copies year
es tivS Couirs one year ell ~. Ten Copies ~ oEe
sddless $40.
Fora Clnb a Twenty, wo send an EI,s Copy.
For. Cinb of forty, ,.nd fhe Daily f1buSe y,,is
Aadt... TIE TRIBUNE. aowYot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

lust DUG UP AT WAsHINGTON-AnK ID KE; IL
- MARKABLE SOUTHERN BOOK, sen.s, DLuf AZ
BOOK Of an the OFFICES In ths Country - oeh,s ~
sTRACfED INDIANA Trust BONDS is5!s q AdIrty ALFkEy
HJETER BOOB, ser, Ws.hiSSssp, v, u hVss 1VosA''
sse.,s tsf xQ.ls.ess
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

Anew REMEDIES for SPERMATORRH(EA.
IN HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS sent free 70
t.s ssaclsl- AdJre.s Dr. y.sE!LLIS EoCCuTcA. EsxS.
Assvc.sd,a, pkis6slciu, IA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
Aliliiarn Noiltes.

The Twenty-Fiith Regiment; ,-.e.
Regnsnt prog esng rapidly; aIc unaei ma sios ~
s.,ds, ueek eInpent declining 70 fafni-h bs'n o
Oers have detsTunsd raise sBe support one a. ,ei "a
cIponse Want q capable LEADER AID - Muoi.Aiso'
Cd n.y and rHfions Apply At Camp Anhnr osS'AITpe'
s.,n Islucd to Col. kEhKi0AN. OF TO Llegt roi. "a
CIIGRLgs No. el Libetyst. Company neeas 'o'c
led mon
yiu,hrop nrd-ArTENTloN!-A "A few more he.
tLs which VIII be seb, ~.
cau1p on WEDNESDAY next, June H. Recruits Nlh be
uniformed End equipped immediately none bot sIe ocou
90 - Dod scts will be accepted Apply ths day at the
ofthe company Mercer House corner po0u.
and Mercer SITS between the hours OF 10 s"d = M H.,
Anderson Zouayes.-C4pL HATHAWAY hs, cpen
REcIij iTINU OFFICE 8, uibeuisn Hsl No ~ Prince st
for two days only; sprstons should therefore, Do "aoe "
Special 5tice for the Warfirst'eias, dhseIse'uls
old soders Cslnornn- sho haf-
tno,Sn 1op haze crossed the plains good 1eis
u3 fho who prepared for rough service aud
shoo address Co. r. W. LANDER ltncinnst
Ohio stating their experiences and Qusiosions heit'o oone
criterion OF place
"ifpc ols Creens.-Colonel Byron."-WANTEOa
YEW PICKED hkN &c jon lie ebove hegiment OF monhso
Ri6smsn Must understsnd Ndns Apply 10 GAIT. Z. r.
pCKYI Noe T. and II We l3hst between 10 O'Clock a In
s1d o'clock p. IN. ly oIdsI,, - c. g., e,.on
Per.oys having Friends in tho FIRST REGihESI
NATiONAL GUARD, .SeU-i ork Volunteers Col WIN. H.
Aenl vishns to LoiteTs Psrce,s sye them 81 Tue
A.tof House Of the Few. r. fRANhLiN IONhn Ch.P
lain who viii see them delivered They must be folly directed
o the outside
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

81 iufv
staaEa Si Gss'I II SrwoasGLAED-v cGsthaEID TIE WHITE
NUt n rAINS. ILLpsrKATED By FORTE SsA'o'' WV"
lpd,dJ NJ. r,.,.ono.
e.t1Th. h,'s@ Iawy"ssias Cero,veld.-A be,sI
Cop-Y.s, II oyba.d Entering III, honn'srs -i,. p
sdsi,a 1.s, .er, s1 aSa Of rs Mount Wellington
Eonurnsn.-snma Of Mount wsshigop M ID ., ..e
Clcud, ,.-Slesuire Apartment st Crawl De"
R-enforcemehts
LOVES MESSENGERS
hEw-YoRK CIECUMYAyIoATED. By 4. ADDISON
RICHARDS.
ILrsrp.ross-Bs, Of New.York AT tho wasn =
Map Of Nicahy.rho Battery The ta', cd III
Gste-Tiea fom As"a --Randars island i--Bs's Fish,
iesVisw e,ee. he High n %
Iiv.r~wSrri.s o.et-Ths H.iism sd The 'd'oo .-, :
c o & "Fy ,s no,5 Hrya ' y he spayisS boy
vel Eedoubt h.si Fot Washington Deal and Dunno
AH.lt0yHw;s H A% nj hs ey @ Ground fos Wee,
haWktp.
THROWN TOGETHER.
oRLEY FARM BY AsIHosY TsOLLoPE -Irusrs'ed by j.
CnAPrSs X 4 Conviyi.I meeting
Ca.,1Ea Al; NJ. ynn,yy a, lIo@e:
fLru.rRA1I"s..-M Mr Deckwrsth so.us.-rho FurDiyas
MAR1AkEr 4 FULLER OSSULl
1nE ADVENTURES or PHILIP By W. NJ rHACxhRAI.
CH,yTtg MI. Love ms Love my Dog
CHArrEK XIV. CoL,sius two ~ hips nlshsps r, ~
ILLrsrRATIosa-ro ArIas--isnd and GloTc-Jhe De
ro6R cup.
MN6a4JHiiLa MN4l'Hii y RfcORD or CURRENT EyENis
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDIT RS TABLE
EblrOR, EASY CHAIR
OUR rOgEinH nrREAU
IDIrO.s DlAwER('yhA Eioea Rlu'srass"')
FASHIONS FOR JULY. -
ILIu,TnAroSs Home Toilet. No. l.-HODe Toilet,
The Jaae Na1be commenced the Trenfy Thrd Iotume OF
H.trth's Nsw hoNTHLr Mn"ALss Ih- "hl~ft OF no fno-
'her', tisl r. Ls h, oinb'r .n.d 70 Jun, 70 was
present -ii dicsl which ~ho lad the slightest rel
in Tor ale eat reading or the snu ~'h to keep hum
gees AID reus Of the gvuiu. Of
h. sg- sipgy be wi hop Aud ib.y intend TO
pIpsb II NV abd give value much b, sond
p. u,. II .h u,a,s say into the hsro, or the faulty
eli er Of ev~ry in is,mi cni1 ~ of the United sars"
lts unparalleled cea "a from month to month, and c'n
'tnt DE- nd ioT bach Nusrrs snd ciDpet SCI. eiuc- ta
MHguus th- of the body oil American
change WI th-rioTe BE- mads N it, general bar
Tho eouai.. a lcus, t~ice toe ano mt Of n.
present PRODUCTIONS fEnTop,sp oye i-ts and rs a'r
te idrs rnis. lager .npant n. ofsna m.ef s'rn
sanuu, sadns equal that or6iuay 0ctsvo volume
vi Ahu dsn iicto. Hasra VI every sut ec, Ia whoa
tue Ac, can s.J wr,sr More ihn Ssrea iA'1'i"d 'o
AZ, v,an, ,.ir the N .stsbished TO meet ,il
ei. I'D the Pubhsn while gaarsnstns thn 'he peodfM
,hsl ~ fs It, Bisb enarscior Confidently ie, UP acI
M, &c Of tie liberal supyon which has received r ee'en
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,per. r .appIy any Number sm the oss-Dms arsn the
An, Suaber win be "p, by Mall post paid for Twenty fye
Cuts tny Volu oe c.n.por Six Nsn e.rs DeGty bound IN
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VOLUME Complete Sets 'il bs zen, oy Express we
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forny eIeDJss osi June lS 10 june soi are no" HsaJ
TERMs
Dcsrsy5 ~ ane Nes.. s...'s''''.'"''''"'''''fs @
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<sd q. Irtra Copy, g'a'. 10, sdv Ciso ~ EioHf Se~
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

TINION and PATRIOTIC CENVELoPES..J. Z.
" TlLTON Co Of boston, will ssPPy no,e 20 o1o aSars
Ga ed pci the OF e PT hnhgfea'
pos.pd They are the pubsheo Of several Of shs oe Ns"
Enslsed devices
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6pcrldl Notitce.

sixth HygieDic Discovery Of the ARe.
DR.. BRU.sON'S SPECIFIC for AOLE Aud ~ :"
pecisy topdy and Of the bYer and sren
headaches &c, consequent ON same IL less
bottle does OF the above c1es
will he refund ID Price ~ bottle S5f six bottles
No sneuc quiuns poison OF any knd ~ IL Dr. H. ss no
special assut See Of hs pecedi discoveries T. wh:
the hye d, Of DO ood fr he Of CON
uption d,eIep.a the specific for cn cu diaFrha sc
tie Powder for stsucing all Kinds Of beedgs ana
fcodings also the Hair GenrrHioT aud the hsh-feI
Read ard Judge Office No "a Cooper Institute nom lo too
Post-Ofi, ,e Notice-The MAp.S for Europe Via South
Hnpou and per United States steamer FULTON,
viii cese thus Ocs sAr AY the I'D day of June, at
lti o'elocka M WILLIAM u. TAYLOR, Pos.msreI.
Tenchers, Association.
stated OF Teachers Association will be held on
SATURDAY, Jane 70 rt "a O'Clock the ha of lho
Board Of EdGcaon OF Grsnd and En AL ffirhds
VI SAMUEL NJ. PERKINS President
GnoKGE F. wicKfs. Secretary.
Nev-York Young Mems Christian Associa tion.
he Regular Monthly Meeting Of the isci.iion viii be held
a, The Rooms bible Houfel on MONDAY ENENlNo, al
O'Clock precisely. tddTes.es by 5AML. W sTEBblNS the
Ion. bENJ. h. MANIERRE, the Rey. n. BURils, and
the Rev s. H. TYING ". ESery member Is requested 10 be
attendance business Of vital importance 10 10 be trans
acted REEVES sELMEot nee secY
Sunday Excursi0u-ro Long Brsnch. Shrewsbury
Highlands Ocssn House and Pleasure Bay on SuNDAS June
The ALICE PRICE caves OshTpe Mtets 7:s3 Spring
O'clock and Pier No North River At 8:l5. Leaves
Pleasure Bay Fss for the whole cScur'on ~ cents
sometbina New.-sWIM aISG GLOVES; just The thipg
for sal water With thea heI I'm hkes
dack Call and zee them. A!so THE SWIMMERS GUIDE,
little book anil for IS full dire cops
FOWLER l. WELLS. No SOS Broadway, N \.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

Summer. - ..,.
$40 0Vo worth Of New Style SPRING I'D SUMMER
CLOTdNG at extremely low prices 10 the depression
Of business Custom Ipom Child Clothing and Fuishns
OoOd, IL same ratio. hoAcy oed u 10: essed-
b. u. BALDWIN
Not, 70 and n Bewery.
Isresn Store in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, Represent.

- =, brus'ye view OF virginia, Maryland, Delswhe'
.nd n et Of Columbia Showing the v.,i fo't. ss-
esial Positions, Rivers Bays, Mountains Rslrrsd Sc 20
enable any one 10 follow the Military operations between he
"ysi and rebel armies cAofiy dravn from the most r. a
size c5S inches. Price 3 per copy. w SCHAUS Pub
Usher, No bl9 Broadv.y New. OK
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
New Edition.
TUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
iUH 1901.

Now Editxn.
rT'IIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
fuR iBo
new edition ready containing The nGrs' of ffe'deh'
Csbine, the q tue Ministers to foIran
Governments, aud oiner iU.r.ains political matter.
ooSIksIs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the ,earlesl
covERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-EIesnsivo
and judicial -
DENT from the United States a, Foreign Courts
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. n.uber eL Poih'
cslly Cks4hsd -...
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. Politically Clsstihed.
yyyyII,u CONGRESS .isra, cho.enl Polite ly Classified
rEFE uOMEsrEAUs. tho Aeion Of Conue. on tho
Question Of granting Free Homestead. to Actual Settlers 90
AZ. Ppbe Domain including the Bill passed for the Pirposs.
and the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIoHAL PLATFORM brl1o.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Dousl@s) PLATFORM for lssl
NITIosAL DEMOCRATIC lBrcchnTidgsl PLATFORM FOR
1860. 49,
NATIONAL UNION (Beln PLATFORM for 1890.
xIpcroaAI VOTE or THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
srCEssIOy or SOUTH CAROLlNA
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
srs.a Of the ihsoniap ln,ation and containing hs
T,mu.-s,ure Of tho Foar Ss.ons and the Moan TrmPers
,, f the Year ut i5s Point. la koT,h America principally
IN the United sta.es - -
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL TIE STATES OF
THE UNION. carefully complied expressly for Ial
TIIBuNy AL1AnAc. - 49,
Inst OF STATES. CAPITALS GOVERNORS. TINES or
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECIIoSS
49,.
POPULAR VOTE Pon rREsIDENT In ics1 less and le5n
TeIln.-Cs.h In sdvnnoe.
Pros IS OF ate, y copies fr 81 i@ooPss 81, posssso
ns,d sy E1pr.. ~ psr ica Cssn order, collected
BACK numbers Of The TnrCKE ALMANAC be snpred Tor
wears 1919 Is5O 5s 80 49, TO- S, and Co. Price 13 censs
s..h no.,.ss u.Ia Addraxs TIIE TRIBUNE Ee~-torL
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DE. rsyS ~ sns Year. 90
Too C0l.ss loT Ono ofesr..................... 10
Three cr Copies for Ono Year ,each).. 70
Lsd 4. Lr1s Copy, graf" 10, rdv Ciso ~ EioHf suH
sJhIHahs.
U.ror, MsxaIine and IL. -rs We-ily to,t ,ther yssr
81 ro HARPER BROGhERS. PCBiJsHnEA
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VOL KILN 6,296,

The Rev Iss.c g. Kaiock viii preach in the Lasht:
Of, Bsp isl ChTcn (co Light aud Vsikst. TO NJ KNOW
tSunohy) MORNING a. ln O'Clock. IN the EVENING
"a Subject for the evening, MAnline-s I"
The Peoples Meeting at No. lB7 Bowery EVERY sun.
DAY SUBJECTS the ld at M; The War" It's Csnses
Ffeots ard Results: at Rspubiicsn and MeDsr.
chcs lrs,itnt their Elects upon the Hspppess OF Man.
Platform free 10 all
The Rev. Wm. Walton, u. D.. si preach at s.
Phups church next SUNDAY AtTERNOON, 2Sd INST ser
vice 10 commence at 81 O'clock
Wfllett.st. NJ. Il. .Church.-Presohing TOMORROW.
NJ lOl A n the Rev. W. Nc ALlSTER; 81 by the
Rev r. r. EVERETT at a. evening by the Pastor, the Rev.
j. T.. sEARLES. ,,.. -,
\. B-SrRAWBERRY FESTIVAL on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. Tickets Is cents
West Presbyterian Church. - Regular Sabbath ser,
vices la The Chapel Of Rpser lnse 5hay bewesn ftt and
f2lstS Preaching tho MORNING at lnt O'Clock, by the
Rev. ELDRlDGE MIX ard in The AFTERNUUN 81 O'clock,
by the Rev Dr. HAGUE of the NsdGnav Church Ss1oab'
Sesoo at q. Lsdes BiBe Clsssn3p m.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.

We hare received samples of the first i've
numbers of a seris. Of 9 School and Fam
liz Readers edited and compiled by Mar
eius Willson-au.hor of several historical
works-aud now being Published By Harper
Brothers, New York.
The books though designed as Readers,
are nothing less than a cyelopedia OF use
ful and entertaining knowledge. So viii lie
the pupil. learning to read, be is gathering
in q store Of radinentary knowledge Of the
Arts and Sciences, which cannot fail to be
of use as his education advances. The Sc
ries, as far as published, comprises s. The
Primer and the LIST, 2nd, 3rd, and Alb
Readers. Those ve. 10 be Published are The
| 5th. 9th and Academieai'' Readers. The
whole is beautifully printed in clear bold
type, on fne paper, and illustrated on al
mos. every page, with the finest wood en-
.rayings-aimost equal to steel.
/ Nex.week, when we have had time to ex-
/ anime the books, We will give more Extend
ed review, and notice each volume separate
/ ". Meanwhile, samples of the work may
1 be seen az the several stores in town, and
/ &. this Office, also at the residence Of J. u.
Rue, who is authorized agent for the sale
Of the books, and will supply them to all
who wish to purchase.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
A WRONG lHPRESSJoy.

An impression seems 10 prevail among some Of the
eneraats that they obtain Quilts ct Portsmouth
ca,apcr han at Cocuc.l Bluffs or Omaha and they take
tie Southern Route. Whether their Impressions are
erroneous q caGnst say -. Cas- Co lore Ga
=siis.
We can assure the Gazette that this i'm
preston is hardly warranted by the facts
at least it is in eontravention of the idea
usually entertained, that " competition is
the life Of trade" We know nothing of
the prices Of our Plattsmouth .neighbors.
but we DO know that if there is any virtue
in competition, goods ought to be ruinously
cheap here, for it is beyond successful con-
tradlc;ioD, that there is greater competition
here than at any other point on the Missou-
ri River above St. Joseph. You can't rub
it Quits so.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

! No. in the camp of the ''noble red maD."
- the fire Of his wigwam has already paied
before the brighter light of cultivation,
but the camp-fres of the westward
bound emigrant, to be seen every night, in
/ the suburbs of the city, give unmistakable
evidence of the fact that the emigration
season has arrived, and the vanguard of the
coming host is already with US. We noticed,
one day this week, company, with six
/ large wagons and twenty-four mules, from
Harrison County, this State, bound for
Denver. Yesterday we met a man from the
southern part of the State, who was looking
around for the best place to purchase out
fits for his company. lie informed Us that
quite large humber would 20 from South
ern Iowa and Northern Missouri, to the
Pixies Peak Mines this Spring. They will
come north, be says, to purchase their out
fits, although Saint Joseph would be more
convenient point than Council Bluffs, but
the unenviablc character which the former
city has earned for itself in the last six
months, gives them, they think sufficient
reason for believing that Black Republicans
had better stay upon free soil. Not a few
emigrants will outfit at this point, during
the present Spring, from similar reasons.
ss
CO The Stea ner Vest Wind arrived
AT our levee last evening, bringing, among
OF Ter passengers, Mcs,rs. J. II. WARNER,
A. W SCARBOROUGH, and DR.. W. +. Nc
CLELLANp.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
- AEDTtIi EHIEDEY

Dakotah Is all that portion Of the former
territory of Minnesota which lies west of 10
deg. and 80 min. west longitude from Wash
lnEton, and is bounded on the North by the
British possessions, and South and West by
the Missouri River. The organization of
this territory, is the occasion of much
rejoicing among the inhabitants Of that re-
gion. 4 large emigration hither is confident
" expected, aud preparations are being
made for 4 large amount of improvements.
The Sioux City Register says that Yaucton
ia prominently spoken Of, on account Of its
cen:rai position on thu river, as The Capital
Of the Tsrri.orr.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

Asssrs. 7. {. pxFoL L Co., have opened
Rev stove aud tiu-ware store on Lover
Broadway, few doors cas-: Of the Pacific
House, where they are prepared to supply
me et;'tens OF Council Bluffs. aud the tray
cling Tahlic. with every description Of goods
pertaining 10 thsir line. All those in want
Of anything 10 the sin-xara !lua will consult
their own interests by calling On Isss=s.
DEEot / CO. Being new firm, with al
entire new stock, yen will, Of course, EaI
sAs.' h'ai, the best 7Ia:e -. ) bs-s1ia.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
MINISTER III ENGLAND,

Hon. CuARLys fEANcIs ADAu.. son oil
JoHS QrGNcr ADAMS, has been confirmed as
Minister to the Cour: Of s.. James. He is
man Of saiid aud extensive learning, a
vigorous and practical politician, fitted TO
shine alike in social, learned and pablo
circles, 7nl bringing an ancestral reputation
TO his aid. there is no man in the nation who
would reflect more credit on the country. or
render better service 10 the administration,
than him.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

The appointment of John \. Kasson, Esq,
Of this State, rs Assistant p. VI. General. is
one that We, as one of his fellow citizens
and personal acquaintances, can heartily
approve Of, and it is one, we are sure, which
VIII reflect much credit upon Mr.. Lincon's
Administration. ltappears that Mr.. kasson
was not an applicant for the place. So
much the better. 1t is just such men, of
modesty, ability and moral worth, that
should be sought for by the Administration,
to supervise the details of the Public Ser
wee and Whenever such appointments come
under our observation, we shall take pleasure
10 putting them down to the credit OF the
Administratjon.-Du Dubuque HcrGid (Dem.)
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

IUE tAnf'S ROCK

GoDEY-aiways in seasons already
here with the April number of his model Of
fashionable magazines. Ills list of Spring
fashions is comprehensive and vared,enough
to please every taste and suit every STYLE,
"From grave to gay, from Lively to severe"
Verify is Cooley ladies' man, and every
lady should have his Book. Price, three
dollars year, or, We will furnish the I.adv's
Book and NonParcH, one year for four
dollars.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

1t is fortunate for the names Of Burr and
Arnold that David L. Twiggs was born,
and for the names of Swartwout, Price, c.,
that Gov. Floyd was born, and for the name
or John Tyler that Buchanan WAS born.
President Davis threatens to issue letters
of Marque. None of his letters that we
have ever seen were letters of mark.
a Union paper in Tennessee says that the
selection of Col. Davis as President Of the
Cotton Republic, was merely the result of
a game of chance. a printer suggests that
the game in question was that of "JrG.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

CT The County Treasures Office has
been removed to the brick building on Mid
do Broadway, known as Ren'on's banking
house, where the efficient Treasurer or his
Deputy may always be found 9 sitting at
the receipt Of customs" and anxious to &C.
oommodate all persons who are SO unfortu-
nate as to be the owners Of property upon
which tax is duo,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

~ Waldo p. Johnson has been elected
Senator from Missouri 10 succeed Mr..
Crsen. Politically there is DO change, the
former being as ultra a secessionist as the
latter. 10 poin. Of ability, Green is much
the smartsst man.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
HON. JOHN SHEER MAN

We are rejoiccd to learn that this able
Statesman and sound Republican is to be
promoted by the Republicans of Ohio, to
the seat in the Senate made vacant by Mr..
CuAsE's going into the Cabinet. He was
nominated by the Republican caucus on
Wednesday evening Iast-wh:ch nomination
is equivalent to an election. Mr.. SHERMAN
will honor the position to which he is about
to be called, and look carefully after the
interests of the Great West, as he has noblv
done during the whole time he has occupied
seat in the House Of representatives..
CURE FOR SLIPPERY SIDEWALKS.
The Niagara Falls Gazette tells a story
Of two young ladies who were prOmenading
along the street recently, when one of them
slipped and fell upon the icy pavement.
like a thousand Of brick" Jumping
quickly up, she exclaimed, soto roce,
Before another winter, III have man to
hang on to; see if Lou't'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

- Flask DAVENPORT is in receipt OF
the Spring Fashions. So is J. I. OLIVER.
So i, JAMES STEWART. New goods viii be
here soon, when fitting opportunity viii
be afforded the above gentlemen TO prove
tbs. they are up to the ''Iates. styles"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

GIVE learn from Mr.. EDDY, of the
y. s. Express, that J. TEssDALE, Of the
Rrqister, will be Postmaster at Des Mones,
and II. VI. l!oxIE, L. S. Marshal for Iowa.
We sincerely hope that "IIcB," is to receive
this posi,ion-tha. is, if he desires it,
Cause, he is ''good egg"