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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

William koons-bioom
Stohner
] w HeudeTshot
Charles Nol
Frederick Nicely-BefvIck
Michae FIantz +"
Henry Lohman-Cenire
Samuel osIenbader-Caiawissa
Levi Keller
Conner s. Brother-Monio ur
w Bn,eabender & Co !"
John Kromer-M film
All PERSONS who may feel aggrieved by
The alb owe classification can have an OPP
portuni iy of appealing by calling upon The
undersigned at his Office, (Std, Of the North
Ofice) in Bloomsbury, any time on or be-
fore the 18th day of June, 1892, or at the
Com mlssioners' Office in Boomsburg, on
The 10th OF June, after which no appeal
will be heard. VIM. H. JACOBY.
Mercantile appraiser.
May 81, 1852.
q large assortment of Ladies' Caters just
n received al 81 90 and 81 25 at
L. T. SHARPLESS.'
- ents Balmofal Lace Boots, will be sold
N very low Also. Boys Shoes, al
I II SuARDT ESS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

The army Of the Potomac 3 bsloDs York.
town and Ne have had for the past tss
days the Same happy assurances that VI
bad for ~ eight months that Is lay around
Waeks69tou-only row Is y, ysoji osie(1hv =
fese Yorksown!" W. have all the Old
bueaboo stories that " used to hear about
the s stopsndous forti6casions +" Of sbs reb.
els ; only nov the forsieestiosss "aaesed
batteries" and Goo Guy knows whseotoer
diabolical rebel e~ontrivssses are q Iork-
town. The "immsnss army" Of the rebels,
nuuberfur soneebisg jsss shsn the host 81
Xerrss. IS ma loDess ct Manassas. Neither
(nsed W sayf p is Gen. Mcclellan ; end The
Z impssssbls roads,' = and tbe balloon -.
e.sicps,s - cod alishs elap-teap andhambag
| with which va we're amused for two-thisdo
Of ayear before Msnasses-alI are at York
town! When the leaves were on the trees
We waited for them 10 fall, then for them
to come out, and now probably to fall again!
10 summer We waited for autumn, in au-
tumn for winter /; in winter for spring, and
nos We presume, there 10 dome ~tstrateEiC''
purpose in waiting for summer. We hope
soon TO hear Of grand review !" on the
Penineula. Ii has been some days since
tho sfmy and nation has hsea exkilerssed
BY . spectacle Of the kind. Still !" ~ all is
quiet before Yorktown and the expense
OF shc late Army Of the Potomac 10 but .
little over . million Q day ,ws probably ought
not to complain.
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One Of our generals had been very
frequently spilled to with acquisitions for
SpiSitws viai Galliei, the a~bbrcyiatious
Spir. vini Gal. only being used. and the
general not Knowing what was meant, but
suprosing that the applicants Surgeons of
coarse) only. wanted como kind VI medi-
cine, granted every application. He ap-
piled to the medical purveyor to know Why
b had not applied the army With this
Spir. pini GAL, and why so many requis,.
"well. rl be d-d,"' said the. purveyor,
.sI've just found out how 90 much liquor
has been finding lie way into out army /;
il 10 upon your signing acquisitions for
French brandy;" and the doctor had his
laugh heartily 81 the cruel expense Of the
general.
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or sores; cleanse J. wnen yo1 nhos : = oc.
structed ana aio9SlsA II, inc xens eleamse y
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blood healthy. md all = en-; bst with thus
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lasting health. sooner OF ,G.ncsmn9
must 90 wrong. and the gfeN4 machinery e
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
~"C0TTONWOO0' 4

Four men were arrested hsse on Thurs
day Tor passing eounterfeit money, end
placed in the 9 cottonwood, for safe.keep-
iog." During the nigts the birds took
their departure for parts unknown. No
blame attaches to any one-except the
counterfeiters, Of courss-and they could
not help desersisg the "costsnwood," no
more than Miller could keep from coasmit-
ting suicide after be effected bic escape
from that unsafe building! 10 the nams
OF all that is good, how much longer i
g cottonwood" o Be prostitutsd 10 sssh
purposes2
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
GREAT Bargains
.sELLINa OFF
BELo CosTil

ALAHon STOCK ~ pANCY-GOOD8, Trim
M1NGS. BUTTONS. ETC.
IN KsiiH's. 1uildibg, Lower BFesd~sy Cossd1 MeAa.
Mn. d. Ixmxw oufd rsspecsfuny snnousse - NJ
,reople of Council Bluffs. and suTvosadl0g country, thst
- has opened . large stoek d 1rtmmings snd fancy
o1ods at the shove place, whteA che would invite the
Ladies Of Council Hiu6s snd vistn1sy - szaAissbefess
elsewhere.
MI Mrs. EHoEL hes positively ds69sd - ssN the
above mentioned goods under cost pste4 - s1sss ~
busineoo.
ceuneil 1laAs. Nov. sth 1851.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
-I~A- ~CORRECrIoN.

A mistake occurs in the report OF the
Soldiers Aid Society, as it appears in Mon
days NonpareH. The Society has sent but
fifteen dollars to the State Sanitary Com.
mission, idytead of SIS, as the types make it.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
ron SALMON RIVER.

A considerable number Of emigrants from
Ohio and the eastern part Of this State, are
now here euroute for the new eold mines on
6almQn River. They report that there win
be : haavy emigration to these mines this
Aaeason.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
NEW MUSIC.

Wehave received from RooT & CADr, the
extensive publishers at Chicago, " Gen.
Grants March, and u new melody entitled
"Kingdom Coming - words and music
By Henry G. Work.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
l4EffklpYonparen.


Is hss been removed from Pal.
look 70 the Post O6ce building, cor.
[Broadway and Bryant street.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

e. It is reported that the mammoth
Union gun cast 10 Pittsburg, il % BE- trans-
ferred to the Monitor, and the dispateh With
which the projeetiles for il are being bur-
ried up, would 70 to show that tho runor
MOI not BE- altogether withost foundation.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

O. The Richmond papers affect to be-
lieve that the Union forces have been en-
trapped at Yorktown, and that Gen. John
sson will die Of old sge, before he is van.
lquished in the Peninsula.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

eTrYoung America went . Maying yes
terday, and had . picnic in the ueighbor-
borhood Of Wick's mill. AZ usual on such
occasions, We suppose al the participants
enjoyed themselves in . manner conmensu-
rate with the occasion.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

Ia. .. RoBlxsoH, formerly 4 resident
this city, bat now Of Michigan, arrived
) Saturday night. He 10 % bis way 70
uyer, VI believe.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

The Des Moines Rsgister says NE wife
4asor HAHLAx has gone 70 Pittsbarl
ius to look after our woaDdedsoldisrs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

CIV. s. GRIMES, Assistant Surgeon Of
She 4th Iowa Infantry, arrived here on the
evening Of Wednesday. W. are sorry to
bear that be is still suffering 90 severely with
sore eyes asto bs confined to bis room.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

We return . thanks - sssatol
IS FOL. repeated Congressional favors,
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purp0soe

The attention Of emigrants i de
Sscssa 10 ~ advertisement Of HonAx's
AsaaeeA Osrtsll, d onsha.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

zA United States Military Hospital
Is been established ct Keokuk, and Dr..
Hughes, Sureeon General Of Iowa. has been
bpus in charge Of il. So says the Des Moines
|Rerisfer.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

07.Lt. Col. Bak :, Of the lows I'd, Thus
speaks Of orr fellow-townsman, 10 his Of
ical report Of the battle ct Pittsburg Land.
he ri an particularly indebted to Adjt,
.lp7rlE for the fearless and energetic man
10 10 which he discharged bic duties; b
~ the only mounted oficcr l had TO assis.
me, and nobly did he perform every duty
s~pjoined at him. His horse Vas wounded
under him late Sunday evening, and be va.
-uellsd u. dismovlnt and leave him"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

The members Of Company 3, 4sh
va, from this city, sent homs from their
lot payment 4l,2OO-an average OF about
% to the man. Pretty good boys, those.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, on the 2d Of January,
1862, one dark bay yearling colt-no other marks OF
brands. The owner can have the same by proving prop
e-fy and paying charges. ENR SPETAAN.
Feb. ~, 1853.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

CENTRAL MARKET.
j.
Wholesale 4 Retail Dealer In
EREsH mi SAILS MEATS, BEEF, MUTTON
T. Veal and Forks Poultry, Game and Vegetables
81 every description.
MIDDLE BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
Now I. 1851. Il
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
OBITUARY..
A LAND NOTICE.

N9asf SWAMI LAND NOTICE. 1900
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO HOLDERS Oh
| NPre-kmption Certificates Of even Sections Of
swamp Land, In Pottawattamie County. to present tht
same 10 the Clerk VI the Board Of Supervisors Of sait
| county, and 70 pay for the land and receive deeds there
for. ON or before the nrst day Of October next, or theil
claims will be fori eited to the county.
~ order Of the Board.
Z. 7. BURDlCK, Clerk.
Council Blum, Nay ., 1859. ~.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
DIR. j. G.. AVER T. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, q Per Bottle Six Bottles fer De
Ayers Cherry Pect0al

has won for itself such . renown, for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for ms to recount tia
evidence Of its virtues, wherever IL has been Graz
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, We need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to- do.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

Deals in Exchange, Gold Dust. Coin and Currency;
Interest allowed on Time Deposits;
Collections made on this and other points In western
lows aud Nebraska, and proceeds remitted promptly at
current safes Of Exchange.
|D1-The usual accem a~,dations granted to customers,
January -. lRet. v4u36y1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03
AMPS n COAL OIL.

r AMPS AND oAL OIL.
Our Ane stock Of Lamps are received, and We now
offer great inducements in this line. This is the cheap
est light now in use. Best quality Coal Oils"ld at t1,o
per gallon by T.
at b
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

CO Having succeeded in obtaining !
copy Of Gen. G. N. DoDcE's Official Report
Of the part his Brigade took 10 tho battle
Of Pea Ridge, We shall publieh the same u
ocr earliest convenience, = ! matter Of
bubble record justly due the bravs.men Who
participated 10 that fierce struggle. Why
the Official reports Of that conflict have nev.
er been published, has long been ) mystery
to 10.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-03

"a Prentice says the Boston Courier
objects to Parsou Brownlow's = apparent
profanity" We don't believe that the
good old parson ever swsars. He has rs-
peatedly assured a. that Dc never swors IN
oath, never played card, never took !
drink Of liquor, neve. went TO ! thsster,
never attended : horse-raee. never told :
lie, never broke the Sabbath, never voted
the Democratic ticket, never wore whisksrs.
and never kisssd any woman bat his wife.
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WIN. WARD,
Ar @ II ITE G t,

AvIN HAD THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES OF
Il acquiring q knowedge Of Design-theb best and most
Economical Methods of Construction-aRd h13iNg no
~eyesf In say n classic 4 brsxeh cf the Dwiidiag
ssiness)-I am prepared to furnish Piens, Speeches.
IONS, Bills OF Material and Superintendence for Public
} Private Buildings. Rory
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

s%s ssSs "a Ss n
ssa .aa %
whoever shall pervsrt or attempt % psrvert the
s@s Ss ovs.w 20 was Or q with the or
sasd Sr s s 81 u A 70 Sa I
sas y 5sss ss 81 o IaS pas q a as sa w bs 3
Resolved. That whoever shall propose federal author
any Of them exnguished and to establish srrsora gov
srnmsnts G within me same % be guilty OF high crime
Resolved That vi oeyer shall affirm that Is competen,
for this ouse or any other authority establish dictator
the constitutional aathories OF the Union and shall pro-
ceed e make any increment towards the declaring Of dcts
ton ana the Union sad pubic ioeSty.
The resolutions laid the table motion OF Mr.
IovsJoy, (rot) Of H., by the loll wing vote
YEAs-Messrs. Adrch. Arnold Ashley, Baboitt Baker.
IAN ca cSas Freaot ss t1as SasfS onns
Eo ras Das Daws Sss
Goodwin Gurley. Hale, Harrison. Hickman; HoopeI, Hor
iSa sSs Hi Es ksss
roy Porter Potter Ece q Mes & EGns sSerao o. Sloan 81 G
spaudins sssysns sHalise, Thc@as p Mass; iIsi TI.w
Side Van HoSp Van naa wgss as Wsssr Ws
e.r; Alien AnSons Bailey sidsIs, Brown e
sss.s. sss s.ss ssssS
psndesonr Perry, Price Rchsrdsoa R9bnsoa shsiisil
nsaS ann vSbs oohs ri e q Wooa
ruif, wright aud Yeatman-Jo.
THE IMPORTATION ILLINOIS.
Mr. AIIKN, (opp OF H. asked BIT failed TO obtain save
70 offer resoiution nsructing the Committee the Ju
dietary to inquire into the alleged right OF the federal
government 10 set at defiance the constitution laws and
sentiments OF the people Of Illinois in importing negroes
into that State AID 10 consider What action necessary
to bring about the deportation Of said negroes.
Adjourned until Monday.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
General Banks Served with O Writ of
Hnbeas Corpus.
HIS PROMPT KETURN-HiS RESPECT FOR THE CIVIL


Before Hon. j. H. McCunn, City Judge, at Chambers.
In the matter Of the application OF John Raught for the
discharge of his son. Charles G. Raugt Illegally detained
by the Colonel Of the One Hundred and Fifty reg
New York Volunteers board OF the uuited States
transport Northern Light lying at pier No. North river
1t appeared that young aught had gone into Company
Of the said regiment a servaO OF Captain Gamwe and
that afterwards the Captain placed Raught in the ranks
private, putting his the muster roll and
peng him to do duty soldier, whom alleged,
entirely unable to perform such duty by OF
hernia which Of the physical liabilities that
pacitatc person for military duty writ Of habcas
corpus allowed to produce Renght bSore Judge Nc
Cunn his chambers, and served nDon General Banks.
AT the hour named in the writ Ethan Alen Assistant
District Attorney for the Unsed states. appeared and
made return for Gen. Banks sthat Northern Light
sailed the the time of receiv
ing the writ and it WAS impossible, therefore, to reach
him 10 time obey the writ but that he (Gen. Banks)
would have the Northern Light oyeihaued and searched
before his out OF the Sarrows and would have
the within named Raught found and discharged aud set
on shore.
Judge McCunn said the entirely satisfactory,
and reflected the highest honor General Banks In
stead Of acting, lie said the subordinate officers had
in this matter attempting bring he civil courts into
able and hisn toned general, showing that that ne
part of Genera! Barks would call forth the esteem Of all
citizens, and strengthen the hands Of the adj
sa,hory ~ General Esnss Sod not be sweryed rom
the right by petty spitss and influences OF political
maehinaticD. He was happy 10 know that our courts
every day becoming respected by the military
authorities whom seemed had suddenly become aware
thai thc civil laws should be- enforced the rights OF
all through them protected.
or General Banks aids and sent before Judge hCunn
and rpor the proofs alleged in the petition he was dis
charged.
Canning 5 Bedford for reator.
Fathan Allen for General Banks.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

Married.
BRgBE-HARrr Thurrday, december 4. by the Rev.
Theodore L. CuyeF d. d. Mr. IRA L. BEEsE TO Miss
PHIA l. HARTT, all Of Brooklyn.
JoHNsToy--CRooxER-Op Thursday evening, November
27 BY the Rev W. BurchArd NJ. JAHss o. JOHNSTON TO
Carrie F. youngest daughter Of Samuel NJ Crooker, ESQ.,
all OF this city.
NoY.s-TAnon.--At Newport, r. l., oa Thursday, No
vember 27 by the Rev. Dr. Jackson, Mr. LUKE B. NoyEs
Jr, to Miss LAURA T. edst daughter vf Capt John Tsy
lor, Of Newport.
NAraHrox-s HuRoniu.-On Thursday evening, Deem
Der A. by the Rev Wm.tMcAlsier, Mr.. lsAAc A. NAyeB-
Ios Miss HATTIE L. CHuRtlII, both Of New York city
No cards.
Ursov-TRyoS.--On Thursday, December 4, at Pitts
aed Mass by the Rev John stears, rector Of ST. Ste
phen church Curtis P. ursoN, Of this city, TO HELEN
L. TRyoY, Of Pittsfeld, Mass.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
Nlusical.

"IL TRovATORE" AT THE AcApEHy OF MUSIC.
Z" La Favorita" had been olnced the opera for
last night and spite OF state OF weather mos, rmica
10 any going out Of doors. quite number the deter
mined lovers Of music assembled the Academy enjoy
a repetition OF last Wednesdays great But dis
appointment awaited the hardy opera gocrs have
lerred to- Brgnoli indispcsed, and perorce, the
mann cement gave change OF performance, and having,
fortunately sgnor Maccafcrri to tho in
hour Of need Manager Grau was enabled to cfo psiead
" La Favora another great iavorite Win his pa
tronS. II Troyatorc Gnegrabella appears great adj
vantage the role o eonora. while OF MoronsTs most
effective rendering of the rvl OF t2cera have before
SPOKEN length Anotio, rs the Cornt n Luna. nus
most effective role one suirg his voice and ~ which
he appears 10 great advantage Tue efforts Of
Maccafcrri In part he was called TO MI at mo
ment's notice were entitled much nraise. He has
fIe voice ard would be effective did on ert
little much energy in acting his ro,e He, Of course,
labored under great Disadvantages, having been accs
toned as we arc, 70 sgnor Brgnol's Marrico; but
we must award In last nights representative Of tho role
praise both for his singing and acting.
At the end Of the third act the cabaet'a was gwen
with great force and energy by Maccafcrri, who three
different times gave clearly and purely the &c sharp
which has caused for Tamberk Worldwide reputation.
Maccaferri encorcd and al the fail OF the curtain
called out We must caution this artist against his
excessive show Of energy; 10 the effect Of his sing
ing Too much acting is as bad as too i,te Decidedly
the Manrlco Of Signor Macc1ierri was hit.
The "misereren was finely sung by him and Justly
cnccTed.
Gusrrab.lia who was in dne voice, was heard to ad
vantage We impressed with the fact that Ictnora
is enc OF her best rslss.
in Norma upon which occasion Lorin and horensi
will delight the lovers of music by their fire rendition OF
lne roles Of Norma and Adelgisa.
We hear that "Ernani,' with Lorin and haccaerri,
To-day, al one O'Clock, the grand matinee "pincrahv
with the full cast.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06
R0bbing Soldiers Letters.

For time past numerous complaints have been
received at the New York Post Office aud Bscksells
Island and Bellevue Hospitals Of tho Of letters
tanning money, which had been mailed TO sick ond wound
ed soldiers and to those Officially connected with those
institutions plan laid for the detection Of the
robber which proved entirely successful, ana Thurs
day last agent Of the Post Office Department detected
and arrested the messenger employed by the Coinms-
soners Of Charities aud Corrections carry letters
from the Post Office to their office in Bond street and also
thence Blackwel's Island, the charge Of having
committed tho depredatisns complained Of Several LEI.
tors addressed soldiers in the hospital found upon
his person well considerable sum of money.
which will doubtless be identified by those who
mailed H.. There is good prospect that this cold blood
ed robbery of tho sick and disabled defenders Of Tho
country will receive its just rewsrd and in the meantime
all those persons VINO able to identify money which
thsy have mailed to parties at the hospitals, either at
Blackwells Island Or Bellevue and which has not been
received should lose time in addressing Mr.. J. Ho
brook the Special Agent OF the Department. New York,
giving accurate description OF the bills date Of mail
ing, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

ONE EASY LESSON.
We will suppose you want fashionable. elegant, well
made business dress hat at the lowest possible
price. Do hope such prize at the store OF the
vender in broadway who has paid the nannfactu
his profit another for hinsclfr Manfesty
sucha hope futile. Go TO the manufacturer who ota i
his fabrics and requires only proht-hat of the
maker. EspENSCHEID lis Nassau street, who enjoys
reputation fashionable and halter second to
none United States Is the most extensive hat
facurer this country who reais his fabrics His
admitted equal .the best made IN Paris
and his dress hat 10 always the leading style OF the season.
These facts are worth remembering.