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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
New York, Nov. 10.

NGW 4UTh3 AONe=1Vs
An Orleans letter of the 18th to the
Express says:
Our loss in the. Carton Crow affair is
not less than 500 killed and wounded,
and 1000 prisoners. Our troops were
caught mapping and greatly outnumber-
ed but fought brsyeiy. Two l2-pounder
PARROTS were captured by the rebels,
whose force numbered 5000 while ours
was not over 1,800 being the rear guard
of our army. Gen Price was reported at
Alexandria With Is, 600 men, and for the
reason of the impossibility of getting
supplies we deemed it best to fail back.
Our wagon trains were saved. Orders
are said to have been received sending
the 18th corps to Memphis. The rebels
have ceased paroling our prisoners.
A late London paper published me-
mortal from Glasgow Emgneipation So-
ciety to Earl Russell representing vessel
similar 20 the Alabama In that harbor
which has just been launched. Her ma
chinery il being rapidly placed with q
view to hurrying her of to sea. She is
reported TO be for the purpose of pirat-
ing under the rebel flag and has gun
ports and all other appliances of war
vessel disguised with paint, 30. Moffatt,
of the Florida is in Glasgow waiting to
take command of her. The memorial
lists inaplore Russell to prevent her de.
pattare.' . .... 49,.
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WIN Kane Township Raise Its
Quots of S3 Volunteers 49,,

| ! Quots Of 5S Volunteers ~.
The number Of men allotted TO Kane
Township will havetto be raised, either
with or withouta draft. That is certain,
Which shall it be? Each township like
every tub, stands on: its own bottom, +"
this heat. The number allotted to each
township in the county, except Kane, il
exceedingly small. and will be, We have
not ths.Ieast doubt, raised by volunteers,
prior to the 5tir OF January, and leave
Kane township to stand the draft, TAI
can Be aroidsd- must bc avoided. The Coun.
ty Supervisors oaght TO do--must do
their known duty, and initiate the
worthy and patriotic example of other
counties in the State, and offer addition
al 'boiuntyfto that already offered by Gov
esnments The county, a. q corporation,
has a. yet done exceedingly little in this
way. Have in fact done nothing-have
even refused to remit its taxes due from
soldiers in the field whose bayonets and
stout hearts keep one and all of us safe
from traitoFous armies. Now, gents,
with hold; nothing from the soldier in
the way OF pecuniary sid.--he risksmore,
a thousand fold, for you, than any debt
of gratitude, any act you can possibly
perform. He risks life -forsakes home
endures cold, storm, aud lingering dis
ease. Honor the brave-do anything
and everything you can to Gil up the
thinned ranks Of the Heros of Pea Ridge,
Vicksburg, Black Water Bridge, Shiloh
and Chickamauga. City council do like
wise9 And when the soldier can leave
home knowing his family is above want.
the thinrfed ranks will fili up, and the
foul and dark stain Of draft will not at
tack to us, asa Township, County, or q
State. Let US go to work earnsstiy--let
ia show that the Government can rely up
OH TIE patriotism of its citizens in time of
need. Bet us one and all say we have
drawn the sword in d Just cause, and viii
not sheath It only with honor and in tri-
umph 70 Shall the So be raised prior to
the 5th r. What say you, one and all p
The issue is fairly before you--53 volun-
teers to Gil the thinned ranks of our
t' brave boys gone before, % or the "wheel"
will grind them out. ~ - .s .. H 49,.
"a. 3. Z. 1 ~ u
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b. Among the many signs Of the
growth and prosperity of Council Bluff
prominently stands. the pork house of J.
W. Ross. TIN Tuesday of this week, neal
500 hogs we're slaughtered, and that was
only in their regular business--they. can
even kill more than that number per day.
Western Iowa may we'll feel proud OF
that institution rs it will do much to adj,
vance the material interests of this en-
tire region. 49, &C.,
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KANE.
NJ Tie 0ffieiaI re.,,lI Of the eleotio

~ H6r The official result of the election
held in New Mexico, Sept. 9Th, for dele
gates to Congress, is published in the Santa
Fe papers. The candidates were Colonel
francisco perea and Senior Gallegos; the
former an earnest Union man, able, ae-
tive and respected as a citizen snd soldier
the latter venotitous Gopperhead. once
a Catholic priest, expelled from the
church by the Bishop for gros%immortal-
ity.t The vote stood I ,23I for Perea and
8, 425 for Gallegos; majority for Colonel
Perea sol. - - - :.
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= r. New York, Nov. 10.
The Tribune has the following special
which is highly important. :.


which is highly important.
+ Knoxville, Nov. 10.
The enemy began skirmishing from
their position on the Kingston road at
10 o'clock this morning. Our advance
alone, composed wholly of mounted in
fantry aud cavalry, commanded the posi-
ton. They were under command of Gen
Sanders, and each man acted like vet
eran. At noon the enemy opened with
artillery, at short range. Their battery
was protected by . large house. Benia-
Minis battery was the only one which re-
piled, occupying the chief fertilization, q
mile in front of town. A desperate
charge was made by the enemy at o..
clock p m. Our men were protected by
rail barbados. Gen Sanders was se-
yerely wounded and borne from the
field. We yielded our position and fell
back to stronger one We lost about
100 men. The troops are in the best
spirits. Our important points are forti-
fed, and confidence prevails that we
shall whip the enemy.
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HOUSES WANTED.

Nh. EpiToR:-
- buildings of oil kinds, for mercantile
and mechanical pursuits. for boarding
houses and private residences, are in
great We hear frequently of
inquiries being made, and the answer in
variahly is, There il not q vacant house
in the city" A large number could
readily be- rented at remunerative rates.
uite . number of buildings have been
erected during the past season and are
occupied by their owners. Several 9TH
ere hare been remodeled for stores.
shops, &c. There il at this time but one
hriek building. for q store, in course of
construction. There is also very much
needed conmodious hall. eligibly loca-
ted, for public purposes lectures, exhi-
billions, fairs &c. Business of all kinds
il ste Oily increasing and with better IA
cilitiss would increase more rapidly
Those disposed to build c III hardly 20
anliss, and Hould be certain OF good
percentage ON their Investments.
IOWA.
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I.aareIlnnort1, ~.

~, =, A7o@NGuWUTIly -INOYs 10.
A public meeting last night agreed n
issue bonds of four hundred Thousand
dollars, one half for the Union Pacific
railroads and one half for the. Cameron
co INJECTION with the Hannibal & st. 10.
railroad, in connection with Chicago
Forty miles of the Pacific railroad, e east.
ern division, has been graded withir for
ty-tive days from the timeit began. Fiji.
~ thousand cross ties have been deliye.
ed: The great bridge was completed on
Friday. Four thousand tons of rail and
rolling stock are on the way here.
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New Yorlr Ma. -

=. = va. 70 New York, Nov. 3. 81
IA special to the World from Wasllina.
We understand Meade il not onlv "A
yancing 70 the Rapidan but ID 90 crsoss m
before the close Of the present week nd
obtain battle If possible. The araay
Is IN excellent condition, especially fKs
cavalry. The promptitude Aof the Gov.
eminent IN paying the soldiers has
most sanitary inarence ON lsiohmond a,
pers believing. -. ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

bB~ Notwithstanding the attempt to
discredit portion of Jsff. Davis cores
pondence recently published it is posi-
lively ascertained that the originsls are
all on file, and in possession oil the Gor,
ernneilt. G..gs @s*}5srs, - T.. - 81.
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Army Potomac, Nov. fs,

No movements occurred yesterday.
Everything is quiet along the lines
Small parties of rebel infantry are yst
north of the Rapidan. The vicinity B
Cedar mountain country In full or rebel
deserters, whom our cavalry are. picking
up constantly bringing in, to the nun.
Der OF 30 and loo . day. Our cayalry
pickets are two miles beyond Cuipapper.
Our cavalry patrols 40 down 10 lie ksr,i.
dan. Gen Meade will not attend he
Gettysburg celebration.
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Froa,a t'llaetan eesa.
& (shattanooga NGy. ]

u ~. y. 7.1e.#-
Deserters from rebel more numerous
than any time since the expulsion, Of
Bragg from Middle Tennessee. s
Decentralization Of rebels is increasing
duly, on other hand Grants troops are
ell in splendid spirits.>q ses.sss ,s5.,t y Is.
! Re-eaiistment more numerous than
expected. Good authority says not less
than four fifths Of the entire force will
enter army for new term. st*
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

h% Tn New Jersey, which has, as usual
gone. Democratic. the Cniouists have
gained one State senator and FIVE or six
representatives i'll the Legislature, and
also gain largely i'll the popular Vote
Next year New Jersey will probably be
all right. > ~ = .,rs' =:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

R@~ Returns from the election in sixty
two counties in Hlineis give Union ma
jority of n ,7SS, and . Union gain oyel
last yesr of % $40. The Union majority
in the State will exceed O,O00.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

. 49, The people around Marquette
Lake Superior, are Wild oyer the rich de
posts of silver in their neighborhood.-
In one locality it was believed that fit,
tons Of ore could be got out in week
The veins are usually well defined, and
Of character to be easily mined.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

- G q f8aEts Z flF0I8 Noble. s&awe 41ifffg
4 The eiloWing digpatch wa reeslyed
yesterday from Tennsssee dhsSA
Ion. iffsfff FIss Is $50 g;si ~,
10 Gen Cooper: sia fiss lttstinaiiEsEE. II
Col Harry MsuEy eonann sldins ghe IktA,
SaRalry regianenk ateshed izA ysstssaev.
sboye Bayou Sara On 4 piunde xing paSty
ef Yankees 300 skfoNk and drove
IL their ironeIads With gfsat siassktsd
We brongh4 or their wagons, swairsa sssda
% psiscners. Only p Of ours wefe Fo.sp /
cd. SIS, y 2 - e
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q : .iI5F] . M an Il

III 5f w W. &$xses
Herald 4 FolIx Eland lsr p 14et,
says the enemF hare ~ i sey ere iizk
some gssne IN Fprk afexg hare been
turned on fhep1. flid 40
|has been appoin ted "a the copazaaiad nf
| the iorces IS IfiltoB Heed, Fort PuIaski,
and Tybee Island. IS 81, 49,
Intelligent desertar has arrived II our
/ lines who LEFT his regiment second Lou
isiana Tigers, the tn being then sEa-
tioneds between Brandy Station and Gull
pepper Court House. I. Z. Be
The whole of Lees army now IN front
If ~ 6 Estimated At 5O, 900. NO ffoosps
have been sen. west from LEGS army
since the tiepar three Gongstreet scQTps.
Lee doagnot :ueant n give battle this
aide Of his intresachnne upon Rapldasls
which he describes ii rather formidable.
Things aniong con fsdermte soldiers are
decidedly bile, In view Of theirt scantl
supplies .of food and clothing A con
siderable portion Of the Tiger regiment
were bareioofed when lie let aaid we're
living on quarter ratioals: Thrsats o. de-
sertion have been openiY mkd s iT camp.
Allowances consists solely ~ onr al'd
ptct. fEttsxssss ~ ~. ~ 4 Fsts
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! 9'neA- Returns from the New York cleo
ton show Union xaajorityyof over 49,
OOaI and . Union gnim ofogsr a ,O00f from,
last year, 20 far - tlle counties have been
heard from.
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Freaa |.
Waah J, 49,, sas

~, -, Washington, Nov. III.
The Repuhlieasa OF this evening avs
s1at, It is expected hostilitics betwee1,
Meade and Lee viii break oaat belorsss Fl, I
end of the 2s'V " ~ y
President and Mrs. Lincoln leave hero
tomorrow morning in special train direct
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- The vots of the Missouri tesinentx
e. - - heafa from, L Radical 4961
:Aonservafiys ~. The 9Th. Cavalry regi-
ment yotsd Radical .O04 Conserya i've s.
There y no aonbt that the soldisft viii
give Radical majority large enonxitsto
carry the State BIZ several Ehousands j
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Froua Afsny ro1ssaaac

... ..ss.sI New York, Nov. is.
A Times dispatch from the army 81
Potomac the 10th says:
It is believed, that the enemy now only
have 4 strong picket line on the Rapfi-
dan, and that Lees army has fallen beck
to some other position.
Heavy rains have made the roads and
fords almost i'm passable. g3s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

- We never knew an ayowed rebel
whose mouth was not full of reference
and praises of the Constitution and laws
of the country. .Ss.s-,5E
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seA- An entire company for the 9Th
cavalry has recently Been made up in
Eddyville. s's
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EFeEsa svasas anaton...

Washington, Nov. Is.
intelligence has been received here to
the effect that Longstreet's corps. or nor.
ton oft is moving between Chattanooga
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- The Richmond Despatch Of re.
cent date says that there are IL 900 Union
prisoners in that city. ..}....
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

n@- In Iowa the Legislature will,haEe
in 1t but ten Copperheads, cut of one
hundred and twenty members.
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- The Rlchmosd Eho.l;ysy r,;I.,lS
suggests That d ndighan's true place
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a.. .,. Gs5s I 4, Turin, Nor .ss4
1t is stated upon reliable authority
that the Grand Duke Constantine BE re.
lieved from the functions as Governor Or
Poland and Gen Berg be his successor.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
Lernbarg. Nov. IA,

= - a. 41SiMUsSfBs IbFaN "a
An insurgent corps numbering 600 In
fantry and go cavalry, which, advanced
Sunday into, Volhynia. having been
pressed by the Russians laid down their
arms yesterday IN the district Of taallklA
and Gallieia. and 100 Ind gone with arniB
and ammunition and over 100 h0zaes,
and surrendered to the Austrians,
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fssfsfriHg y IN article in the Nosrare;z,
a few days sipee 81 under the caption s,of
"HhaeP rasidaneystdthe Omaha Eebral-
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
gnetrp
THE CROWDED STREET.

|
III s9PSgwHl s9PSEg sSs4s egttfs 'eFAsT a4n NY6 IS =
d A-Let me move slowly thaoush thes steeet '--tAk
Filled with ever shifting train,
Anil the sound OF steps that beat
The murmuring walks like autumn rain.
Howsfast the fitting figures comei =
The mild, the fefce, ,the stony fac es54--k- ~
Some bright with thoughtless smiles, and some
Where secret tears have left their trace.
They pass to toll, to strife, to rest:
To halls in wbichI esfeast Is spJesdSg ~ {
To chambers where the funeraliguest IA se.s =
sIussilepce sits beside the dead.
And some to happy homes repair,
Where children, pressing cheek to cheek,
With mute caresses shall declare
The tenderness they cannot speak.
And some, who walk.in calmness here, g.
q Shall shudder they reach the door,
Where one who made their dwelling dear,
It's flower. its light, is seen no more.
Youth, with pale cheek and tender frame,
And dreams of greatness in thine eye,
49, Cost ,hoa to build an early names.=fG al
Or early in thetask to die?
Keeu son OF trade. with eager browl
" Who is nuttering in thy snarei
Thy golden fortunes, tower they now,
or melt the glitterpg spires in air37ei biE&
Who Of this crowd tonight shall tread
Tsfz The dance till dayiigbrs CLEAN aganf
= who sorrow o'er the untimely dead?
& Who writhe in throes of mortal painf
Some, faminersirpctss shall thipk how long fag
The cold, dark hours--how Slow the 1ighf;
And some, who faunt amid the throDg,
Saa1l hide in dans of sha nn to NIGHT
Each, where his tasks or pleasures call.
They pass and heed each other not,
: There is who heeds, who holds the in all = *
In His large lovesand boundless thought.
These struggling tides of life that seem
zI5s1n wayward, aimless course TO tend,
r., Are eddies of The mighty stream
That rolls to its appointed end.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
RAvENNA g. WEDNFs DAY, Y,NOYEAIBER lss 1868
WAITING.


W hen he comes BACK ali glorious. e''i gag
With the love. light in Is eye, -
5}ft7 From the battle field victosious,
S -yl Who'll behappier tbenTf ll2a1 95iIi',i
.s See, the big arm- chairis waiting, Jog
Vacant still, in Its old piace-- ~ g7ee@ jS1
tGa2 Tfnei press quickly TN no irs II s7sWn s
o5tof VI III see his easant faeeI 5zsT Z
80 9iszrf5 Eisvs .szt.lgEael ii-ag j
He was too young, they told me, s3i lE
To march against the foe; yill nog cj irTE5
, 9lA Yet when his county needed aid, zE s5a
81 siil His mother hade himEgo. III .aa asvip s
'Twere meet slaves should tremhls aftF ., s,sI-l
Whom ty rants bold in thr. II ~. fl,.s-z,s,l
But my boy was freeman born, &
Jso4I haHe went al Freedoms CALL
Ny small weak hand gI would wayer Fsd rr;tes
The shortest sword to bear
But be stands steady Ia the ranks, E3rsi-,s4 sl
= And holds bis muskettbere. g 3zH75o'I zi
My faint heart uld falt+r ;.s,. - -s,,sr-
The battle-ground to see;
I, But his is strong in Freedom's might,
%ffle fights y her and me.s,5a zsslasiey 2
! sEsz :..ad s7s8 szaiis.
- am watching and waiting, z.,,, s.,l-ia
As mothers watch and wait -rY -
Z, p Whose sons are in the army how, - =
: - and itis growing late;
My lffe's past its morning,
~ A.. Its near sunse: In the pky- i
OH long once more 10 clasp hum ~ ? :.
In my arms before die.
4oe OR. 47ai;ge 4s ssf3,5H3 liz -
Yet farther of the army goes
lie will return no more, zen
: 81 s-Tiif our glorious nag is free again ~ RS lf
To float o'er seas and shore.a gt z-isiii =
Where'er il waved in daysgo,se by, -
Its folds again shall res .75.. - ll
From the depths of the lowest valley - Bar :
To the highest mountain. crest.lE ga75iin fHc-
IS sfa8 ss z 5t:l,s7.,tf}s 10 uiisl7pt d2s7 1a
And he, my boy, my darling, q -fs. 5e3 iiL97s'
The pride of my old heartI I5tt y tal
Where'er his place may be, Iknows u q iIla
He nillfu!f ] his part. a,ir ;sa ffe-tli
Not until the war is over .s...ffe F.;
Shalt we meet in fond embrace-7s,7ss 1llf
se fimel press swiftly on the hours +. :
Till see his pleasant facei -o.f,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18

A Washington letter says Il is under
stood here that President Lincoln is going to
try and provision our poor fellows in the Lib
by and Castle Thunder prisons. Arrange
ments. moreover, have been made by which
Commissioner Guilds promises that all CLOTH
ing sent to urnien shall be delivered. Gen.
Meredith will forward clothing sent By private
individuals for imprisoned friends military OF
civil. But the Presidents endearor to feed
our starving captives will be full of interest
to tens eff thousands. aud viii be anxiously
watched sss g Ss = A7
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s.rHE nay scHooL RELL.
a5ooo rop,Es IssIJED

mel $4,000 COPIES ISSUED.
a Singing Book for scheis and Sc mipsfies caliei
the bay School Bsll reaat. aims about 200
choice sons rounds catrhes duetts ios iets and
chouses ofhefn written expressly for his syoE
besides ~ sees ke Esaent of Music, hch areea.
sy aud progressis ses x @ %Es
80 Am6n9t large number OF Beautiful pieces may
be found, .sUmcte Sans SrnooI q Don't he:
tbe children copiag,s, = AIwaSs pok pus the sunEs
side ,, {. The little ass,' and Little Lad 'stOh, If
were little bird - Bird of beauty'' Pretty pair
tree,o ssAhvii Chorus, -. Meet me by the rinning
brook ,tis &c. 1t is compiled by HoRAck WArEks,
uthar of Sabbath ScisooI Eeii Nosl and 2, hiets
have had the sale OF SIS oo0 copies Prices
paper cover. s5 cnts Sn ig0s hound SO cents S25
cloth bound, enticsed gilt, 40 cehts S3s 1oo
copies 100 price Mailed the retail
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
sWATERs. CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE
Ii

arranged sole Duets. quartetts cheYuses 70.
musical societies. ehairss Sunday school, public
chools. semiparies. etc.s
Shall knew esc other there: Shall meet beyond
be riyera Be IN e; There is beauiful wo Id, Don't
hear The Angels coming: Where liberty DIV ellis
county; Freedom, Truth sd Rig hti = W. are Coming
Father abraham Six Hundred Thousand More" Iuation
al songs] There is land of love shall come
eain more; Heavenly -HaHae; Cope Sing 10
Heaven; Land in Sight. hit Songof. The Plant
alton Negr''' :. W. will fsye Sunday Scfocl > Our
God fssmarchis on. God the Nation, Fair free
do N 8 Morn has dawned al last Over the Mountain
Little Elias Angel sWiilie's gone to I'll eayen,
Suffer little children 20 come me, Bury me In
the 6 arden, " other. Come tothy Rest, SWEET atsur
of Prayer, &c. Price 3eea,s. 30 cents zen, So
per lHtE hostage l cent each In sheet FORM with
Piano accompaniment 25 cents. -
Published b. HORACE WATERS- Agt.s ~
4si Broadway, New York.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18
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