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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-27

1--WE Daily TRAVIS Leave and Arrive (sundays
.Excepted) rs fellows:
Leave Ot:umra: rive in Chicago:
500 O'CLOCK, A. VI. IL O'CLOCK. p. M.
las =. r. NJ. 5-5 az. So 4. NJ.
.srs Connecting:
At GALESBuRG, with the Northern Cross Rail-
road for Quincy EGI5f go ~ tr8 #Ns
At MENDOZA. with the Illinois Central Ralirt ad
for Gaena Dunfeith for ST. LOUIS & CAIRo.
At BUR ELLINGTON, with fast sailing Packets for
AoSTRosE, KEoKUK AND ST. LOUIS.
SvseSsS .v,Ssfes.-TRrssSA 70 Ms I,sSk u
leaving Go, neil BluHsin the Morning, and
ia ing this route wlarrye in Chicago or 81 Louis from
ample time to connect with the great Eastern and SOUTH
ern lire. 9H& s@t @H @z
n. Buy your tickets via western Stage Company
TO EDDYvILLE. where Won buy your Tickets
Of the B. \. 4. B. Ticket once 70 all points East
and south
TO STOCK AHgPPERs. til
Stock Trains will leaving daily Sunday
excepted These Trains have all the PassenGe
Trains Thus nsuSing dispatch and avoid
insa those vex4tlous and delays that constantly
curing IN other routes. ~ ref
NEW STOCK PENS have been buiIt on both sides 0
the Mississippi Close b. the Ferry snd Dsovers will md
there every could The
Of their stock.
Through contracts given b Chicago.
JOHN 9. Read, Vice Pres't
Burlington and Missouri \. 4.
d. REMICK, General western Agent - $3.50
Chicago, Darlington and Quincy Railroad
BURLINGTON. July 8. 1Ssl-v3n4-iv
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-27

n fArls!asAcr e, Hyatt, Sfr~-
w. -. n.yetv MOI fled that there .s Ole In tht
ee. ~ ,be CLERK Of the District Court Of Poitawatta
mia 1un,s Ia tho State OF Iowa, petition of Frsns
s,r.ss ci.,miug The right subsequent ineGmhrsa-
81 $3.50 ,ss3sss I.i.1 eH y. IL Block II in Andrews
an,ssirts,,n In the city Of ooun Blnhs from sale
800 byssle sheria y SAID county y said lois on
e Is Ssrax /, Rufus BeaI, and asking that the sale
- ia IN The sheriff Of said l,ts be set aside which said
ss va now Claim TO have an interest 10 by deed rcn
ma N .aid cause making you party defendant therein
And mai unless you appear and answer thereto on ct
Ssfa,e naon of tue seeond day OF the next term u ths
cr0 ~ Aaid csenty, 10 be begun and held IN
a. -, ~ C.uuel Bluffs the last Monday IN JAM
sssss default will be catered Kg ainsi you. and
s1' FRANK STREET,
~ ,sss AttaraeF Tor Plaintiff /.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-27

NYylRrUE or AN EXECUTION TO ME- pIRECTEl
III FROM the Once the CLERK Of the District Court oil
Yottawaitamie county, Iowa shall proceed to sen oil
Nupdns The Its day Of Decembe, A D. 1862 between
asv IN front Of the County Treasrers Oesc, in The
clty q Council Binds. the following described heal
kstaae of Prank Street. to-wit;
sc,nmeuclng al the Southeast corner OF Lot .
NJ Hsfn n0g ADD ticp toUesM, Biuas, un
~ flaa hdeg eA1 enNhhs - Streci ~
SSs aheace north 80 deg east 70 feei thence mort,
EIedor west $50 feet said led ). forsefy oeohsihs
- iies.uaer {, ibert; thence South 36saes. WESTON
nnc 81 Aat Let Is5 feet to the place OF beginning.
rakeu az the property OF ffthA street. 10 sa'is'!
=, :. srn,,an IN fasofof Edmund Jeneries.
ssis 10 fSlsmence Ut 4 o'ao, 7. 81 SAID day.
c. vooRHlS, Sasrt3.
n,r,eii Rlufs Iowa Nov. 2 1852
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

Bosros, November I2-The correspondent of
the Boston Journal writes frnu on board The u.
6. steamer South Carolina of Charleston. under
date OF October &C. a. follows;
The British frigste Racer. BY permission Of
Flag Oacer Green. entered Charleston hstoor
and took away as passenger The British Consui.
The Consul saws that the rebels have just launch
ed powerful ram. and that two more are ready
for plating with iron. which they expect syeFy
day 20 arrive from England IN iron pl<sed
steamer
The Consul also reports the steamer Nashville
lying at the mouth Of Stone Inlet. Elk miles from
Charleston watching Cor . chance 10 run out.
The Consul reports two hundred cases Of vel
low fever at Charleston when he left.
The same correspondent, under date Of 0sio-
Der 18th. writes A. ioAow.:
About six O'Clock last night heavy firing wss
heard 70 the northwani. which continued for half
an hour From the sound of the guns this 6rsnx
was judged 90 be about eight miles on
This morning boat arrived fromthe DAG ship
informing that vessel had the blockade
during the night, aud firing from the Flambe~u.
which got under way before the steamer ran the
line of the blockade and attempted 10 stop ner.
but she took not the slightest notice Of the Flam-
beau, which bred twenty two shots sgsinst her
sides, but they ratified on like much hail
She must have been iron plated aud very thick az
that, or the Flambeau's rihed shots would have
gone through her. but she kept on up the channel
and run in 10 Is thought she i the vessel the
rebels expected with the iron plates. and
must expect some hot work before long, unless
We have something here besides wooden ships 10
contend against them.
WASHINGTON, November l2-The Richmond
Dispatch of the llth says:
There is no longer any doubt that the Yankees
are concentrating their forces in the neghborhocd
Of Wilmington. with the intention of attacking
some point on the Wilmington 4 Weldon Rail
road.
letter from Tarboro of the 5th inst says the
Yankees are marching on that town with ~ 600
troops. They are represented As being xithin
fifteen miles of the town, and mile Of the
Confederate troops.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
ssIhc Union as it w as, the COnstttu.
tIOn aS 10 is"

A Democratic ,sket Meeting will be held at
Cambridge City, lad, on Saturday, November
Is 1862
Hon. c. L. vallandgham Hon 5. S. Cox and
Hon. G. III. Pendleton. of Ohio, and Hons I. A.
Hendricks and n. W Voorhees,. of Indiana, have
been invited and will positively be present.
Hon Edmund John on. of Henry county; Hon.
Jerry Smith, of Randolph county; Hon J. +.
Gardner OF Union county; Hon John ) Reid. OF
Fayette county; Hon Adam Wolf. of Delaware
county: Hon. + h. Hibben. of Rush county. have
ais, been invited and are expected to be present
and address the meeting.
This is n meeting OF the Democracy of the
Burnt Congressional District of Indiana for
the purpose of congratulafing themselves upon the
result of the elections in New York. New JERSEY,
Penusy lvana Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and
they most respectfully invite and request all con-
serv alive men TO join with them IN the grand
jubilee on the defeat OF Abolitionism; also, TO
sist them in their efforts to protect the COnstitu-
ton as our fathers made il, to maintain the Union
a it was and To aid them IN restoring peace and
Quiet to n distracted people.
Thomas Lewiston, of Union. and Levi Druley,
of Wavne county, will be on hand With their ar
tillery comtanies. These gentlemen with then
excellent pieces of cannon will produce Demo
cratic thunder during the day. Several good
bands OF music are engaged. and Will be here T.
enliven those present with sweet strains. Also
martial bands have Detn eUutoN "hN VII "
there n add TO the occasion. A grand display OF
fire works will be produced during the evening
tn. first ever witnessed in the county.
We earnestly request the presence OF every con
servative man, woman aud child In the District
and let US have one grand and happy reunion. II
anticipation of the day we hope soon will arrive
when can all exclaim with the poet:
..DOwnto earth disunion is hurled.
Her name-her nature-withered from tn'
world"
The Car of Liberty from Counefsville will %
here. Let every one bring blg basket, hlle'
with the good things of this country. Suitable
preparations will be made for ali conservative
ladies aud gentlemen. The procession will iOru
at precisely 10 clock. The speaking will com
menee al IL. in the Temple of Democracy. bull
expressly for the occasion. upon Develin's fac
tory grounds south OF town. THIS ball i larg
enough 10 accommodate Ave Thousand people. an'
will be lighted aud veil heated Come Wit
your biz wagons; come With your carriages, com
ON horseback. come barefoot or shod. and com
altogether. No postponement on account q
weather. Extensive arrangements are BEN
made for the accommodation of ladies.
b. order OF the Committee
LAFE DEVELIN. President.
CHARLks FRosT, Chief Marshal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

NV YoRx, Nov. ~ "A Kew West letter re
ports the capture of the schooners Francis and
Tooier both Of Nassau, by the gunboat Laya-
more They were caught running the block
AIDE
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws:
Generals Banks. HeHtzemrn. Halleck, and
Colonel Hamilton Of Texas. had long interview
with the President to day
General Banks leaves tor New York this even
ing.
General Buell. is under arrest and will be tried
in Cincinnati for misconduct in the Kentucky
campaign.
Two Government Commission Brokers have
been sent to Fort Lafayette by order OF the War
Department, for buying up claims against the
Government nj usurious discount
James Madison Porter, Secretary Of War IN
der Tyler, DIED yesterday at Eaton. Pennsylva-
MIA.
The steamer Pavnee has arrived at Philadel'
phia from Port Royal November 81. Sic re-
,orrs that The steam frigate Po~hsttan had ar.
rived there from Charleston Coz coal
Preparations for acombined attack on Charles
ton and Savannah are being gradually m tured
boats crew Of one Of our vessels on Charles
ton had narrow escape from capture by rebe
steamer recently while taking soundings.
Five Connecticut regiments are to join Banks
expedition and will be here this week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
Night Dispatches.


WASHINGTON. Nov. IA special dispatch 20
the Herald from Harper's Ferry. dated the llth.
saws:
Rebel pickeis have appeared on the Virginia
side of the Potomac, between Berlin and Point
of Rocks.
The rebel cavalry are securing the country on
the south side OF London Heights Yesterday
they fired upon our pickets in London Valley.
contraband who has come in from Winches.
ter reports the column of Jackson in the vicinity
of Front Royal with the exception of about
1000, and six guns in the valley.
The following has been received 1t the Head
quarters of the Army TO day:
LAGRANGE. Nov Ii, 1862
To Major Gen. II W Halleck:
The following dispatch has just been received
from Gen. Davis, at Columbus:
The expedition commanded by Brig Gen
Ransom has proved a great success Ii came up
with Col Woodward's rebel force, 5000 strong
near Gaueitsburs, aud after a short engagement
killed sixteen of his men, among them one Cap
tain and Lieutenant wounding forty, including
one Captain and two L;eutenants, and taking
twenty five prisoners. all their horses and fifty
mules a large number of arms and equipments,
routing the whole concern, and driving them out
of the State OF Kentucky. Our loss was three
killed and seventeen wounded.
L. 5 GRANT, Maj. Gen. Cong
Owing to deficiency in the expected supply of
the postal currency, the Treasury Department
will not be aOe TO perfect the arrangement FOR
furnishing railroad companies with much needed
small change until next week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

THE BooMERANG.-This weapon used bv the
natives OF An traa has recently been introduced
into our service. lie requires great and skill
i'm its use or il will do more harm To the party
throwing il than to the enemy at which it Is
hurled. General Haeck tested it the other day
and in its return il took the head of his reputation
off clear to the shoulders. He charges Mcclellan
with slowness in moving six miles day after the
enemy, when his only movement ON the field did
not average a quarter of a mile. He crawled at
a snai's pace from Shiloh 20 Corinth with as fine
army the world ever saw. constructing
miles upon miles of parallels-allowed a light
cloud of sKirmishers to hold his massive columns
in check for weeks, and finally marched into
Corinth to find it occupied by one old woman,
four little negroes, n sick school teacher and a
pile OF burning beaas. Beauregard and his army
was gone. nobody knew wherel The charge OF a
dsobedence of orders from the Commander in
Chief l. different thing and would justify the re.
moyal OF the Commander of the Army of the
Potomac, without the eratuitous censure implied
in his Harper's Ferry testimony. The failure of
Halleck has been tenderly dealt with. The only
comment made that he was greater in the
closet than in the field and ms the directing head
of the army the country looked hopefully to him.
They do yet. but he must not the Australian
weapon too freely in cutting Oft the heads of his
subordinates or IL will cut his legs Off next Had
the accusation Of slowness been made bv the fiery
and imretuous Milroy who would SIS cheerfully
attack hundred thousand men with six with
sixty thousand il he could get no more, or by any
other. bold or daring leader. the people would not
have thought. as thew do now. that il was dictated
by jealousy OF rival General Hslieck has suf-
fered more than General Mcclellan, for we have
not heard person comment upon his letter and
his testimony. without alluding to his failure be-
fore Cornth. Ii is only another evidence that il
is easier to sit in any easy chair and say Ego in
boys" than to mount a horse and say "come on
bovS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. PA special from Trenton
Tenn. dated the 10Th, says:
The grand army passed beyond Lagrange yes
terday evening. Oar pickets within six miles
of Holly Springs.
One hundred and thirty ofthe enemy's cavalry
were taken prisoners during the day with a Fed
eral loss of two killed and two wounded.
From highly creditable source we learn that
the rebels have fallen back
A letter from Holly Springs TO the Mobile
Tribune says:
There j. not a thousand blankets in Prices
entire army corps. Blankets and knapsacks were
nearly all thrown away in the retreat from ICks
and Corinth
Bishop Elliott, OF Georgia, announces that the
union of the Dioce>es of Texas, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, the C~rolinas, and Virginia
j. complete, under the name of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Confederate States oil
America The first General Council will mee
at Augusta. Ncs. ~
A dispatch from Gen. Ransom, az Fort Done.-
son Yesterday, says:
Ny Command arrived here to-day. We have
marched $50 miles. had fight with the rebe
Woodward on the 9th. and gave him grief. W.
killed sc. wounded 40, captured 20 men, lOe
horses and mules. and quantity of arms. w
drove ..im TO the other side of the Cumberland
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

Bold RoBBERIEs Our city is infested with
burglars, who ply their avocation industriouSly
and with little fear of detection But few or 40
arrests are made. If PEOPLE lose their money,
they must pocket the affront. More recently we
have had few highwaymen added and they give
spirit of dash to the operations of the gang
On Tuesday evening gentleman from Putnam
county stopped n moment the Carlisle House
and went in there Tor moment His back was
no sooner turned than two bold horsemen mount
ell his nags and dashed away. Ii the last
seen OF them. John Morgan could not beat them
on borseiesh. and of course they won't be caught.
The same evening soldier met near Little s
Hotel by four men. who. with revolvers pointed
1t his head. demanded his money. he gave them
all he had. $50. and got off with his brains still
in his skull. They too. got off. This is fast
place. and If every kind of business under the sun
is not attempted here, We would like to read of il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

CNRo, Nov l2--The latest news from Mem.
phs says that the rebels still at Holly Springs
but all material, stores aud provisions were
moved across the Tallahstchie
Ii was thought the rebels might make show
of resistance. but would fall back south Of Ro
ser if seriously attacked.
The expedition which left Helena n few days
since for the cotton plantations. numbering .2o0.
found 5000 rebels at that place. The force WAS
too large 10 be attacked by the Feierals With any
hope OF success. On their return they had three
skirmishes. killing twelve aud wounding large
number
People i'm the country through which forces
passed are represented SIS actually suffering for
the necessaries of life
late Southern paper says that an accident on
the Virginia 4 Tennessee Railroad killed thirteen
and wounded fifty.
The Nicksburg Wing says an extreme sectional
Abolition society has been discovered in North
Texas Its objects arc 10 resist the consumption
and 50 operate With the Federal army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
CATION.

The MARKETS full Of limitations represented to be tho
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcuEs," which are
In productive Of positive injury Many dealsrs
wiIrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, aHo- "ng prolific themselves Ask for sd
OBTAIN onI, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.'
which hy long experiences value. having
received the sanction Of physicians generally. and tes
moniss from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, when allowed 20
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence 10
the affected parts: the sedave and soothing effect
mucns lining ofthe windpPe into the Bronohiallays Pull
monsry irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the saroGs Throataectionsto which public and
singersare liable. febl1-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
Prom baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November l2-Tbe United Staes
gunboat Hercules. Captain DUNCAN. arrived here
this morning from cruise along the border OF
Virginia.
On the morning Of the 81 inst just before dAs
light. Lieut. Baker with an armed boats crew
discovered party on shore signaling 70 some
rebel soldiers Up small inlet. On finding they
we're discovered they took TO their boats and tried
to escape After half an hours chase bo at was
captures which Was found 70 contain three men
with signal lanterns. d ig-. arms. &c One Of the
party proved 20 he Msjor Reed Sanders. regular
officer of the Confederate States Army. and a
son of George A Sander The other two were
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
wsrNGER & CO IS LETTER"A"FAM.

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
mentS, the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck in tarletan the max
overcoat-anything from pilot beaver cloth
down 70 the sotest gauze or gossaer tissue and ever
ready do its perfection Il can fell. hem bind,
gather tuck quilt, and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This is not the only machine that
fell hem, bind and forth, but IL will do better
than any other machine The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular
ass name implies. that can be folded into box
which, when opened. makes beautiful
and spacious table for the work 10 upon. The
Of every imaginable desgn-pain the wood grew
in forest, deliberately finished
make them. |. NJ SINGER a CO.,
No Broadway, New York.
e<sy- indianapolis Ofice--No. odd-Fellows' Hall.
Washington street. apls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

PRoFEssoR BEowN's LcrURRE On FRIDAY eve
ming next. lftL inst, Professor r T Brown. Of
the Northwestern Christian University, will lee.
ture before the Ame- Institute At Wesley Chapel.
This is TO be the fist Of course Of free lectures
before the Institute during the incoming season.
We learn that several OF our fellow townsmen
have s'gn'fed their willingness to lecture, and we
see no reason why the course should not be popu-
lar and attract good houses. There certainly are
those IA our midst who are fully as capable OF
entertaining an audience many who itinerate
as professional lecturers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
no. 174.)
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, S.
WHEREAS A libel of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United states within and for the
seventh Circuit and District of indiana the LIST day
of November, 1862 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
OF the United States for the District OF Indiana, against
lots Nos. 1914 02 49, III H. and l45 in division b. of
the Nincennes Commons; aSo subdivision No. OF lot
No. 1875 in the city of Nincennes the being II feet
front Main street, and commences 80 feet and i've
inches from the of Main and Third streets, and
running the Wild u feet, the distance from
said third street. the full depth of said lot l26; also,
foot of ground taken off from sub division No OF said
lot 1876 adjoining subdivision No aforesad-the said
OF ground fronts Main and the same
width adjoining subdivision No L. the full depth OF said
lot No. 26 and together makes ~ feet front Main
erty upon which is now Gated two-story brick building
occupied the Po>toce in said cy all said real estate
is the city of Nincennes in the county OF Knox and the
Of Indiana for the violation Of the Of act
Congress July L. 1852 entitled AN act "a
suppress instruction, TO punhtreas and rebellion, to
seize and csnscate the property OF rebels and r other
purposcS and praying process against said realty and
that the same may be condemned and sold as enemies
property
Now therefore in pursuance of the monon under the
seal Of Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said realty
any pare thereof any Interested therein
they and appear before the said District Court
the United States be held the city of indianapolis
In and FIR the District Of Indiana the third Monday
of November next at O'Clock the forenoon of tha
day. then and IN nerpOe their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, L. S Marshal.
Per J. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHS II. REA, Clerk. no-4-dlit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
COM MERciAL.



CIScISNATI. November -
Flour dull and heavy; suPerfne sold at IS IS
as 30.
Wheat declining; red sl@i % and white
81 l0Gl IL
Corn in active demand; ear 49@50c; shelled
46@47c.
Oats dull and dropping: new 1880; old 81
a SIC.
Bailey has slightly declined; sales at 81 %
al IS
Rye 64@65c.
Whisky firm at 81 &C.
fair demand for mess pork; sales at $40 80
for country; 10 - FOR city.
Green meats dali at 5lsc. &c. ana 574e.
Lard dull at &c.
Nothing done IN bacon
Groceries firm and unchanged.
Coffee Is held I9c higher
Sugar firm az IL l26l25ze-
Gold advanced to 81 80; silver 81 "a; demand
notes 81 %.
There is an acfiv. demand for exchange.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

TBE THEATRE Sallie St Clair contin
ues her triumphant career AZ the Theatre, filing
The house Nightly to repletion. To night the
thrilling war drama OF Jessie Brown, OF the
Siege Of Lucknow. will be presented for the last
time IL j. replete with beautiful scenery, grand
illuminated iableaux md startling effects. and
embOdies some of the finest acting on the part
OF Miss ST Clair-the noble hearted Pet OF the
Regiment-we have ever seen. and should be
witnes Ell by everybody
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

The latest sales Of legal tender notes =.
The so. 600 appseF ration toward httiog out q
cavalry cOmpany to 20 into Massachusetts reg.
iment xas indefinitely postponed by the Board Of
Supervisors last evening.
Congressman Phelps leaves 70 day by overland
stage for Washington.