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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

H. New York, July IL.
Special to the Herald, from Washington.
The President is satisfied with affairs on
the Peninsula !; they are in q much better
condition than has been reported. He
gives Mcclellan credit for having in no
way exaggerated facts. He has seen for
himself the necessity Of reinforcements,
and returns with the conviction that McClel-
Ian is in the prop n position, that bis army
is devoted, and have full confidence in his
ability. bs5Na5F
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Washington. July IL.
The House to-day unanimously passed
the Senate Bill for the punishment of any
member of Congress, or Government officer
who shall receive consideration for iDHu-
ence in obtaining contracts from Govern.
ment.
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mdrts gu pransen uno nGtbi9te uns gum Nids
suge, Der in aus9esetdneter Sronun9 mad
bent GebtnlUnflnB ber9eltellt pCroen 1T, benn
srlt naGrem e0 unmTsliG eeporOen tpar, un=
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Nrtiuerie gu baltsn, muroe gum &iid3u9e 9e<
blalen. Die 8emesung tpuroe in beftmD9ltA>
ter Srbnuns uusseiibrt.
SUR, NdHmittaes. Sd bin 10 eben 5t
Gulpepper unsetUmmen, @s berri6t 9rOBe
Nnfreeun9 bier. unlere Sruppen inO ale
unter Bnfen. Oils ~Dts1slben unter tlineens
Oem Spiel NIT ben Sternen unO Streifen
Our6 bic StraBen 3Csen, purben le BON ben
Wannern, Srouen unb &tnpern nit ether Nrt
6ur6t uno SpUtt empfaneen. Der 6eino
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g. S. acknowledgements wurOe weeeenOme
men. IS lnb ~ Sielerlet @erii6te i'm UNI
lauf bab ss Idwer 1T, pae 8abre berauaSue
ftnpen,
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9Gte.
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fen Sample unD lit lebr fart.
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men. Sol. 8amleY BON Sen. 8ants' tpu
pas pfero unter Dem 9eibe erlhpien.
Der G%ebelenseneral @tlOer wurDe Serwi
Oct. Die gerlulte Iinb auf betOen Seiten +
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wunpete unp germibte linO auf jeOer Or
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mn@t.
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S6laAtt @sltern N6enO erret9ten 1870
damn 6uIf Struppen unter Gen. u. y, &
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unl ere Sertartunsen an.
Gpbtc unS S~eripuneete,
New~gprf, IL. Nus. Der u6eruI
perGfsntliAt cine tbeilpeile 2ilte Der @stSp
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ten pss 3 WtatYIanp 0te9te. entbalts
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@Darlea 30. S4aO BON Comp. 6; s.
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6rant Matbems BON Comp. ..
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3wilGen 40 bis $4,000 Gruppen batten u
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teen.
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Npautgarpe.
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nadb, ibre S.cten su besrabeu.
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tpunoeten pom SN:aAtelOe gu lhafsn 7
Die &Opten 3u bearaoen.
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6tIton 5eap, g. s. 2 2lusuf
Gage Der Din9e bat li6 bier plGbliA gsi
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lino Ipw. y Die 9anp ais SeemaGt J
NoYal ltInpltA In Grpartung, einige G
mente init Den neuen Nebeaenwipperlhi
taul6en gu miiGen.
Ntr tnO ernltli6 In gefabr. Die
len BADEN loren neuen Mipper polleape
1T nit WelAdeen unp Mannlhafttn al
ltet ipprOen unp bereit In Sse 81 geben,
etaem unteruebmuug6seif, elmer Iuso'
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ben lie pieper cine Safeguarding 9eb
gen pelhe unler WiOeritanp na9tlcs
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Ncrfolt.
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BON SeaufOrt an unp teriGtet bon bort,
.dIles ru y g. Qlm Sage Dor 1ttntr
tnnft mar CT an eluem bG9f perpdGtt
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feline 6Ia9se irug O%Oriiber. @r bGlt es
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8lptate Bel @ilmtn9tpn gu our6bret
ben StranD fubr.
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seauna", fameu BON Slp @oint an, bru,
aber feline Nahri6ten ppn WiHtigteit.
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Dor 9 ubr eeitern Mprsen %Iunpsts, wurt
8plee Der Msn9e 9sute, welbe le an
bate, 3uridsebaltsu. Die guu3e 3abl 81
200, welGe bauptlaGli6 Soloaten warer
tpesen t6rperIiaeG l1ntii6tisfeit e~ntIuisn
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alte erfabrene Sff3iere Der resuldren VI
pelAe anfamen, beSeu9en, OaB wabrenl
lsbten @o6en eine 6ibe berrIbte, pie IS
erlaubte, li6 eintse Nitnuten Der SOnne
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Sorts 3eisten ltsts spilAeu SO unO SO {
Sn 6plse belsn lit Die SterbliGfeit Int
nebmen unO pirO iherIi6 (ebr fart nj
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um mad DbtlaoeIpbta gu 9sbeu, no
&ranten uno @erwunpeten lanoen N
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lt6en SrDre 9emaB sntlallen tpolpe
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nun aul ibrem Nege na0 Saule.
Inter Den angetommenm 6abrSeu9
Der Dompfer baltimore, Gapt. Yr
BON Nstpberu, &c. g., wsI9tr beri6tI
porten Nles rubi8 let. gu Su6Olf si
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&ur5em anse9rifsn wsrOsn wiirpe, rod
niGt 9laublib. pa bic Sanrnenbppte Dc
ntlten lte Iei6t beiGiieen i0nuen.
g8ir tonnten teine ipeiteren Neuiefi
8e3ug auf Die NuspeAeluug Der @tfa
erbeltea.
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taa) linD pie pifstS Don so. y, /, 9te9. penn.
@ap. 0teg. bon ben &sbelen nah Ser.tt's
6prp 3ur1dsetrisben WcrOen. Dem Setnpe
linp Obne 3weifel bon ben bier ppbnenpen
Sirsern bic seuauelten Na4rihten itber Die
pUlittcn unlersr Gruppen mltsetbetlt wcrOen.
unlere 9anSe Gruppenmabt 1T aufSebrCGen,
um Die lebr ausgebreitete 9idstltnle gu be-
l6uben; fe bsltept lepi9ltA aus Der @apale=
giebrisape pe0 Sen. SaYarp, tpelde Das l.
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men. 6Mncert erei unc stpanSis panasiere, SfT'
siere Hnc Wtatrpien s%srettet'
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6ranctecO, baben an Den 9raltoenten Der De
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@erlulteS pes @plOen Safe neblt elmer 2tft
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le9ropbirt. Die 9ilte Der umgefommenen II
foleenbe:
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Mmerifnuiibe Maebrtbten.

Neu>0urf, II. Musuf. @'ei.ern erla9eu
Bier ALIEN II 9erlonen Der iibermabi9en 6tBs
uno Harlem am Sunnenlt6.
Mm Samlta9 na6 Niitterna6t setgte Der
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ten, po3u in Der Connie Elm 3uIdlas BON 25
Grab fam. 0eitern NaAmtttaa mar Die
5empsratur etpas semaBister, in 5Ulse elmer
angenebmen Brile.
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fen linb Die 0bililter In New- gprt = oenu
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Iebr in Sdreden gelebt wOrpen, tuie Dur6 bic
am 6reitag erldienene Srpre bes Rriessmint=
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Der DtenfpftGt. Der niAt oDqis FLAIR se9al=
tene @prtlaut Der Srpre wurpe Don pielen
9eutfn fall6 aus9elest. Sc CAB 2eute, Die pa
glaubten, Dap ibnen ourA Die SrOre jepe
Communication nit 8rpOtlYn, 0iltamsbure,
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frtessreAtli4 erlhwert, penn niht gar abse-
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Der dtet fGr BEN Baltimore 2seGer.
Der 3ampfer naeb eolifpruieu.

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Que Yeripnen, pelMe li4 beute Obne YaB In
Uniform auf ben Straben 5eisteu, purpen
perbaftet.
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N.H. llochSintlor. ShanesviIlc, Ohio,
Geo. Smith, Nnlnut Crook, Ohlo.
Y. Moschler, Mount Kat0u, ohio.
u. u. Plaster Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
T., Tornay, New Baltimore, Ohio.
VIM, beaf Philadelphia, Penn.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-21

E The Columbia, one of the new
iron propellers, reported at Nassau, and
intended for a Confederate gunboat,
was captured while sailing under Brit
ish colors. The character Of her cargo,
and the fact that she had on board Sa-
vannsh and Charleston pilots, is suf-
fcient proef of her character, aud the
object of the mission on which she was
bound. The Federal navy will 6nd use
for her, and as many more Of the same
sort as British ship-wrights may build,
or Confederate gold be willing to pay
for.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-21
New YORK, Aug. 15

The FIGHT OF THE Essex WITH THE
ARKANsAs.--The Herald's correspon-
dent, on board the gunboat Essex, gives
a graphic account of the attempt to cap
ture the ram Arkansas, on the 22d of
July.
The Essex advanced to where the
ram was moored, un6er a tremendous
fire from all the batteries. When with
in a few rods of the ram, the latter's
bow line was let loose, and she swung
round with the tide, thus partially
evading the blow from the Essex, which
grazed her side, causing the Essex to
run ashore.
For several minutes the water batter
les, field artillery. musketry and heavy
land batteries played on the Essex
At the same time the Essex delivered
at six yards distance raking fire from
her three 9-inch guns into the ram, 60
ing through her plating, and killing
sixteen and wounding thirty OF the
rebel crew.
The remainder of the rams crew
fed to the shore, and if the feet had
properly supported the Essex, as agreed
upon, the Arkansas would have been
captured.
The Essex escaped with only three
shots that took effect. killing one Of her
men and wounding three. The Union
feet remained passive spectators OF the
brave action.
The Essex is covered with indenta-
tions all over, from the shots of hun
Ireds OF cannon. Her smoke-stsek
was riddled, and her wheel-house shot
through; and during the affair she was
bid from view by the splashing Of the
water, thrown up by the iron shower
about her,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-21
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1869.
New REe1nENr roR TIE sEcosl


NEW REGIMENT FOR TIE SECOND
DlsrRIcr.-Gov. Tod on Saturday last,
directed the Military Committees Of
this District to meet at Portsmouth on
the following Monday, and select suit
able persons for officers of new Regi-
ment, and recommend them to him for
appointment. In pursuance OF this
order, the various Military Committees
of The District assembled at the time
and place specified, and selected the
following officers for the nth Regi-
ment:
COlOnel--C Chsuneey C. Hawley, Of
Ironton.
1t. Col-F. N. Keith, of Jackson.
Major-- omsly.
Adjutant-T. S. Mathews. Of Gallia.
Gsllia's quota for this Regiment is
one company, and volunteering will be
allowed until Saturday next, esd inst,
at which time it is expected the Regi-
ment will be made up. The Military
Committee ask the aid of every loyal
man in the county to lend helping
hand to raise this company by Satur.
day next. 1t can and will be eomplets
by the end of the week.
We have authority for stating tha
drafting by township and ward vii
commence on the 4th of september, oil
as soon as the proper officers are ap
pointed, and those who wish to escape
a draft have now an opportunity tc
volunteer. 1t is the last chance. Tht
company, when full, will be allowed t
elect their own officers. Here is an op
portunity for all applicants for position
The time is SO short and applicants fo
position are so numerous, that the Mill
tsry Committee have been compelled
TO adopt the most expeditions means o
raising the company.
Three recruiting officers have beer
authorized by the Committee to aid il
the formation of this company, wbicl
does not impair the chances Of any ont
to position. These gentlemen are
James Gatewood, Jacob Blackburn
and VIM. H. Clark. R. L. STEWART
Esq, has volunteered his services, ant
will devote bis whole time this week.
Due notice of meetings will be giver
by hand bills, and in the meantime le
every patriot in the county do all in hil
power to complete this company BY
Saturday next.