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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

The chairman was also Instructed TO report
bill for the erection Of the territory Of
Shoshona. The proposed territory will in-
Glade withinits limits ell that part Of the old
territory OF 0segen inhabited BY the she-
shODa IndiaDs, and all the territory 10 the
western part Of Nsbraska, west OF the 9Th
parallel from Washington, and that portion
of Dakota Territory, lying south Of the
46th degree Of latitude. .~<
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FROM WHITE. RIVER.

Cairo, Jan. 24.-No resistance was made
by the rebels, either at DuVal's Bluff or ST.
Charles. The Notifications at the former
place were entirely destroyed By our forces
The enemy appear greatly discouraged on
account of the fail of Arkansas Post, and
seem to have abandoned all idea of resis-
tance on White River.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

.. Washington, Jan. "a.
The Secretary of the Navy received
dispatch from Cairo yesterday. He says
have lust received telegram from Msmphi,
from acting Rear Admiral Porter, aboart
the q. S. steamer Btackhawk, at the mouth
of Wklts river. on the c0'h as foliows:-
We have taken St. Charles. Duya!'s Bluff
and Des Arc, and the light draughtS are
over three hundred miles above the mouth
of the White river. At Dava!'s Bluffs We
captured two eight inch guns, carriages,
ammunition and 200 field rifles; and al
Des Arc a quantity of ammunition and
some prisoners.
~ Signed, A. W. .PENNoeE, Fleet Capt
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q We have just learned joke, which
ia decidedly too rich to keep: Shortly af-
ter We took control of the NoNPAREIL, one
Of the moguls of secesh hereabouts sent US
his name with an order for our paper. To
say that we we're surprised, wouldn't ex-
press the half we fett--we were astouuded,
We were amazed, we were thunder. struck.
Th at Q real, bona-fde, thorough bred, life
long, straight out, unadulterated, Buch-
spaD LocofocO, should actually intend to
subscribe for a newspaper, was q little more
than our faith was good for at the. frat
effort-drOpped our E'stick," wondered
looked suspicious at our informant, feared
ssell'-asked him seven times if be was
certain there was no mistake > but being
assured that it was 'all straight we put the
name on the book, and sent the paper-all
the time asking ourself "what is this world
coming to - But the sequel clears away
the mystery, and explains the whole matter:
A few days ago, the same party that gave
the first erder, came back-paid for the
paper, and ordered it discontinued. Ah!
DOW you look like Hubert, all this while you
were disguised" The gentleman to whose
address we had been sending it, sub
scribed under a mistake-somebody told
him that "'squire BURKE had taken the
NoNPAREIL, and it was to be conservative
paper I" As it didn't turn out to be either
soSquire BURKE" or ''concervative, (ac-
eording to his definition Of the wOrd) be
countermanded bis order. The only mys-
terry yet remaining is, who told him he was
mistaken ? or did he fnd it out oil by him
self.
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THE ATTACK ON FORT CASwELL.

New 1ork, Jan. 20
Rebel dispatches state that the steamer
Columbia, captured BY the rebels off Ma
soDboro Sound, was gun boat, carrying
geven guds.
1t is also stated that the attack on Fort
Caswell, on the 18th, lastgd four hours
The attack was made by five gun boats. 1t
is believed, however, that they merely
wanted to get the range of the guns in the
Fort.
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A TEST OF IRON CLAD VESSELS.

Washington, Jan. q.
The sea worthiness Of iron clad vessels
now seems more satisfactorily established,
The Wehawksn rode out a terrific gale on
Wednesday, being the worst experienced for
months; the waves ran thirty feet high,
rolling over her deck. The only effect on
the vessel was a slight brsakage forward,
not enough, however, to necessisate REPAIRS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
GRANT TAKES COMMAND OF THE Ex'
PEDTTION AGAINST vICKSBURG.

II is now understood that Gen. Grant is
to take command of the next expedition
against vicksburg, which will consist of
four corps de armee, under Mcpherson,
Steele, McClernand and Sherman. The
latter two Gcuerals are represented 40 nov
being at the mouth Of the Arkansaw river,
having descended the stream.
Gen. German, with quite large expe-
dition, has aseended White River, attended
BY the gun boats, bound for Duvalls Bluffs,
at which place two thousand rebels are sta
toned; their final destination is, doubtless,
Little Rock.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

. Jan. 24.-Fiees which lefs yesterday was
fred into by rebels from the bluff opposite
Bettystown, with field pieces. Last night
the gun boat St. Clair engaged the enemy,
who were finally driven into the woods.
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TIE REPTBLICAN CAUCUS.

New York, Jan. 26.
The Herald's Washington dispatch, says
as one of the results of the recent Rspub-
tican caucus, that it is intimated that de-
mand for a reconstruction will be urged
with pertinacity, and that if change should
not be made before the month of March,
Congress, in imitation Of the British Par
lament, will pass resolutions declaring
want of confidence in the present Cabinas.
The Worlds dispatch, says very impor-
sant report, said TO be founded on good au-
thorlty, in reference to the army of the PO-
tonac reached here tonight. 1t is that the
army of the Potomac is to be virtually dis
banded aud a greater portion Of it sent to
the West to cooperate in the grand campaign
soon to be ipaugurated. A small portion
of it-just sufficient for the protection Of
it will be retained near Washington.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

G. CounteFfeits, on the Council Bluffs
branch Of the State Bank, are in circulation
in the eastern part of the State. They are
finely executed, aud we'll calculated to de-
ceiVe. Look out for them.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY.

Washington, Jan. So.
The Secretary of War sent TO the Senate
to day, a statement of the number Of
Majors and Brigadiea Generals. The for
mer number so, and the latter 24O. Those
not>assigued to active commands include FIVE
Major Generals and seventeen Brigadier
Generals
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CITY LIVERY STABLE,

Bryant ST.. North OF Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA" srsH5
- Ns vRRPARRD 70 AoCoMMoDATR TEB TRAy,
l FILLING PUEBLO with anything In the .
LIVERY LIME on REAs0NABLB TEAMS
win also run an 0mnibns or Hack % ana sFosm tns
goat Landing during the boating season. -
WasPwrs0a deairious Of having the 02Anions cali q
thsiT residence for Passengers viii be
81 fsavfng woFd q ths Stable. Z. .,- -. -
: - :. -. - f..s .s.sF.r.5 loAa nqAA4Nt
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

T The District Court, Judge DAY pre-
siding, commenced the January term in this
county yesterday. The new Judge presides
with much diguity, and gives general salts.
faction.
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.RY TELEGRAPH.
---on-rn Exp nEssLY EoR TEE "NoEPAnEIL.'
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC TO
BE DlSBANDED!
Gen. Hooker In Chief Command
co~Rw~IoNAL.

sExArs, Jan. 24.-In the Senate, to-day'
a bill was introduced establishing the guage
of the Pacific Railroad, to it's branehes.-
Raferred TO q select committee.
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FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, Jan. q.
A feet Of steamers left II mphis on the
20tb, having on board the 9th division OF
Grants army.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

q The big race between the fast stock
OF Babbise ana Wsshburn, that didn't come
OF Saturday, will take place this after Oon,
without fail.
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IT'S BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE.
That the tactlltis. ia this establishment for
Neat and Expeditions


JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State
The materials are all entirely new comprising all tie
later and approved styles OF Type Border, Rules,
ke together with two PoOer JOB Presses of the best
patterns. 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
mnaton Of the subscriber that all work executed ct
this establishment shall be distinguished by the
tures necessary to constitute It aoRpGrsiE-nA4sy,
correctness and neataess Our personal superutend-
ance in Job Printing guarantees the faithful perform
ance Of every Job We invite patronage with the
rance ALL that lons experience and unsurpassed
scihess will enable usto sxecutsa orders entrustet
o a. In manner never Rsfsre attempted in this city
VS.. BURKE.
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OMAHA = CHICAGO BANK.
OMAHA, n. T.


THIS iANKs now doing . legitimate Banging bu-
slness and will discount Rs literally TO their de-
pssitors and dealers as any Bank in ths west. will
purchase short time Bills al the principal csies In
the Union. buy and sell Exchanse on Eew Fork, allow
Interest on Deposits, and for the accommodation Of
farmers and those living at distance, the Bank Will
DO open for the transaction of business and the re-
dsmption Of Its Notes, from sN L. NJ, until ~ r H.
s.. ..s.'. G.H. McCokEoM, Cashier,
>......j ..r H. .. SkGKETTs President.
December 81, 1861. = -. --sss-.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
MORE STEAMBOAT BURNING BY THE
REBELS

Evansyille, Jan. %.
The steamer Mary Crane, loaded with
subsistence stores, amounting to $50, 900,
was burned on the 10Th, between Ft. Don"
elson and Clarksvile, BY guerrillas.
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"a" Gen. Butler is to be sent back to
New Orleans-saYs the telegraph, TO. day.
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: R5rOo0ke q Nixon have received anoth'
or lot Of nice, fresh oysters. Go and Try
shom By ell means, ere it ia TOO late, for
they are going fast. ~. ..'.* ..5. -:s
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superior lot oHPaney Goods Psrfurnerss Toilet and
Fancy Soaps HAIR Nsil and Tooth Brushes. full as
Of Paint BTaahes Surgical Lnstfus
ments together with all the most popular Patent Med-
cines. Our stoGk comprises everything likely to be
called for in our line Of business all Of which We oeT
at Wholesaeo Retail, on the most reasonable terms
Merchants are respsctly invited to give
CALL purchase on terms which enable us to sell
at greatly reduced prices -..... g..
All Goods warranted represented. PhysiciacnsP Pre-
riptions and Family Receipts acsaFatey and arefuily
zpounded. lv2nl z
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31
GEN. HOOKER TAKES COMMAND OF
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

This Morning Gen. Burnside turned over
the mand of the army TO Gen. Hooker
As soon as the change was known the
principal officers waited on Burnside, and
took leave of him with regret. Burnside
presented an address to the army.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Denomination. Pastor. Time Of Sc rvicei
Episcopal, Rev. r. BXLsBT' oa am On P'
Presbyterian. Rev, J. H. CLARK,
Methodist, Rev. J. W. TODD,
aou,sn Catholic Rev p. MCMAHON, f9Ham
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-17

emption act which excmpts all persons who
shall be held unfit for military Rrsite IN
the field under rules 10 be prescribed By The
Secretary Of War, where the power y CEN
fined TO making rules TO ascertain whether
the person is or is not fit for military SER
vice i'm the field, and it is decided that the
act does not cbnfer power 70 prescribe a
rule under which citizen may be taken as
conscript. although held unht for military
service in the field. on the ground that he
may answer SEINE purpose in the hospitals,
sc. These instances tend To show the
wisdom of the Constitution in not cophd-
ing Legislative, judicial and executive pow
ers TO any one department.
| am OF opinion, that the petitioner sen
titled to exemption.
Therefore it is considered by me, that
p. P. Maroncy, be forthwith discharged,
with leave to 20 wherever be will. II is
further considered, that the cos. 1T this
proceeding allowed BY law 10 he taxed by
the Clerk Of the Superior Court of Rowan
county. according to the actct the General
Assembly. be paid BY Jesse Mclean.
The Clerk will file the papers. IN this
proceeding among the papers IN b office
and give copies.
r.. NJ. PEARSON, C. J. 5. q.
Al Richmond Hill, June 9TH, 1853,
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son were declared second best scholar.
and Messrs. Fetter, of Chapel Hi. ani
Morehead, ,ot Greensborough, shared I'M
third distinction. Mr.. Fstter has been
perfectly punctual during the whole year
aud Mr.. +. L. Walser. Of Davidson conn,
ty. since he joined College in January la1
OF the six students from Chapel Hill four
were prominent at this commencement and
some OF these in high places.
Dr. McGaifey's sermon before the Senior
Class attracted the largest audience that
was collected in the Chapel Of the Uniyef.i.
ty. and il well deserved the compliment
Perhaps no one in that audience had ave.,
heard the doctrine Of Regeneration by Tie
Holy Ghost explained so clearly, or de.
Tended SO thoreughly. The object of the
gifted and learned Professor was TO show
that man ought. not 20 expect to be free
from the law that regulates all the rest II
creation. viz: That development and i'm.
provemant is not from the force Of inhereat
powers alone. but from these set work
BY communion with and the preparation Of
ahigher intelligence. The text was. "The
preparation ~ the heart in man and nv
answer Of the tongue is from the Lord
Thus II was proved that il has ever been
aud it ever must be. that man will arrive
al his best estate Gully where he has stu.
died the Revelation ~ God aud experi.
enced His Regeneration. Gov. Swans
address before the Societies, prepared alta
very short notice. was full OF Interesting
and suggestive statements respecting the
Geography and History Of North Carolina.
No man can write Or read History Alright
without bcirg goud geoSr.pher, AMI 4
goed grogrsphrr will always be interested
II reading history. The relative influence
and lmpaitanee nf these two studies was
SCI iorul 10 striking manner by one Win
know. the value aI each alQne and II bath
together. Col. Wheeler. iR his address s..
fore the Historical Society. showed how H..
history OF country developed It's fine ART,
and how these in their tarn ennoblS,I il,
history. History i Philosophy teaching
bs example. aud the fine arr. teach history
in Poetry, Paintings and Statues. AMI =
the Worthy deeds Of our ancestors are re.
spreied.
Il ia good thing to go 10 Commence.
m,nt al Ihaprl Hill. for one i likely d
'es lh,rr may good people. q hear NAM
srnd things. sndFoeat m.ny good dinner..
tespeeisliy in srafee tinrs.) Aud this
likelihood Is reasonable. |, i the nan
business Of the place to educate heai, ard
hesft-. and 80 prepare living wnnls fnr
burning thoughts. AMI ne ladies' take
care ihdt tha.e ~hr. come - Inspect The
wurk that is done aa,l shawn there. .hall roi
lax the wine tina, cheers The heari d
mah and The o.. that makcth hi lace II
SHINE
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Obituary.

The sympathy 81 oar ea,ife cpmnaniiy has besn
dsspIy moved during The paa wseS b the analoi
he smnn. o. satafda, morning ias, 4 oai f'irai
lr5 III hbof Capi. ROBIN Ar y. Jones, .lain "
ihe la.e es,lly fight ;, BanJy siaiian. mar Ca
ripper Court Mouse IN Virginia. AZ tie IroPns
Ies u friendship and Of social liz forbid tha uns .
much Issed and esteemed. . true gsniIsmsa. !,
gallant solder. paltis,ls martyr IL liz cause N
soGhsfn IIhedy aai Independence. .bauI y dow
50 hs grave With simp.s iinr announcing b. hs're.
death. !, well became him . he soldier aad
Martyr IN such cause. descended o 10 !. fsn
rars II men % VOL known 10 lle rlily hray y
North csrplina who IL Inc war 81 III gs,aluti'n,
sete aeiise patriots ifom principle. and ~ .h' e
s,bi11ison u The sotetnmen, Inc leaders 81 iAsf
psopls. sacce.ssul aud independent planters = "
ioanoss. we'll and widely kaawn 90 ~ lh,i !. haa
Orahle and esiimabls IL public sud rrivle IT'D. Csr
tain Jones Vas ike stesi sripJ san u lAs' HrI
known gentleman. Gea. Allen ZONES Of hatAi ,.
c.. aai The iouuh son 81 ID, llIe and lamsniel Go.
csduaiilJaf Zones. who, both on "a and lans hi''
- 81 eiicef Is the navy ani aaer~aii. II ~ atHf
ofths United states, BIZ served 81. county aasir''
lanily 10 lines q much peril, especially IN he va =.
lsia. AMI who fof mote than thirty years made BE-
residence on The Western borjsfs Of our ancisoi "
rase. The model esnilsmsn u the Old school
Thus ls.scnled tie subject 81 this sketch ui'eo'a
4. West Hill On ihs lslh hay d January, 1890. ~
passed bis entire yeuih under the ever bo'Pl''ef
roof Of Ri, parents. and va. prepared iof ealess "
the Marlborough Acsdsny BY ilst vel known .sno
lf anil instructor. William ]. Bogban Enis''ns
tie Unisersiiy ii Chapel Hill. ~ wai gs.'er'ss +"
an early age 10 the sls.s Of 1883 assasiei ~ "A
friends sud class mate, Judge Pefsaa 6 WINS.
ton, aud Col Thomas Ruiiin 81 tlsgsa's AZ.
few vests he yielded hin,eii q he s'I,7i' IN
happy home, travel. - gtnen niaf
quea.lY be was M frly ef
with Mis- sanh, u ~. 'asl sf4 ".s
!, Polk. Of MsurJ g f'ssq -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-17
THE CAVALRY FIGHT NEAR BRANDY
SrAIlMN

The Richmond Sentinel states that The
car, ednesaay evening brought down
3D2 pr souers of war. cayalrymrh AMI ar.
.tlliet ntn. captured by Stuarts cavalry
III ihs fsbt near Brandy Station OF Tues.
dsT. Twelve III tie nnmber wee COM
missiunei officers. inelllins oar Iolpnel.
one Msjof. and sandrs Csptap. anu Lou.
tenants. Twenty pri.buers, eapafed IN
The Valley. accompanied shoss abe,e pam.
Ell.
The Richmond Whig III FRIDAY Is TIE
following particulars:
Tie details q Tuesdays battle IN ral.
pepper county are still mragre. itappelfs
to nate been fought upsn tie farm 81 John
;. Barbour. Esq, near Brandy station.
The rntmy's farce. consisting u from if-
teen 70 tsenty thousand Inei, crossed tie
river at an esrly hour ~ the murning. got
in the rear Of our plekets and captured
them, and pressed rapidly on q our camps,
which they surprised and threw into ,ont
confusion. Falling upon Gen. jones brig.
sde, which they ivand in the act oi Torn.
ing, they pierced and broke our lines, aud
forced our men To- lali back. Il is stated
that they captured Gen. Siuart's hesdqBar.
tiers near Brandy; aiso Brandy stailun.
and, il is understood, some stores there.
Our men, recovering from their surprise,
now came rapidly forward. and thfrw
themselves up.D The eaemy. aud a de-.
perate hand 70 h,ul 6ght, with sabre, cp.
sued. The enemy vere driven to point
nearer 10 he river. with considerable To-.
in killed, woDndeh AMI prisoners. The
fight lasted Until I've o'clock 10 the even.
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A spirited cavalry tight tlok place At brandy Sta
lion, near CuIpepper Count House, On TuesiAy Of
last week. I, began early ia the morning, nj was
con,inu--I until five o'elocs in the evening. Among
The killed i mentioned the name ~ cuI. Solomon
Williams Of this Stsle, who had seen maHisd bat
two or taree weeks, and sauoWlslly add ihe name
Of Capt Robin Jones, the youngest s,n q he late
Col. Csdvallader Jones Of lhia vicinity. We give
below from Richmond parers,he particulars as have
come 10 hand.
A nsie Gsm.CsPt. W.. Graham fOrri.he, Us
with the Casualties in Co. n, 18Th Resineai, ander
his command:
khel-Corporal H.. !. Baloek.
Wounded Z. ]. Tify. slight. Il hiP;
Prvalss ]. AsbeH, ID nces J. w. caraen. breast;
and c. r. Wilson, in foot, severely.
Al he members Of the company behaved vel.
We have reason 70 believe that lieisbrfs It'll
hollis ou,, 30, The intelligence from thee loo
mesger % Judge ~ The stsir u things.
The Democratic state Convention Of Ohm has
unanimously nominated ypll,Ddighsmiot Governor
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ing, when the enemy were repuised at all
points. and finally driven back across the
Rappahannsck.
The above is, in brief, an account Of the
battle which is believed to be correct. The
enemy scayalry were commanded by Stone
man, and were the same who made the ia
nous raid above Richmond, previous TO the
battles on the Rappahannock.