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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
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r. The Baltimore Americans .cofrsspon!
dence from Charleston harborS IIth, Says
the nIoaaitoFs Montauk and Passaio have
returned ffoatt Port Royal, and b are fully
repaired. -. w.
The gunboat vipsie Has arrived ID ftori ON
ChArlesfon. The dbombarClment of Eun9er
CONTINUES without unusual iucidenkr-
Rebel flr@ is not serious: The monitor
Patapsco recently threw 5 she ifs into bat
terry Bee, compelling rebels 10 desert
their guns. sGzass}D Il ~ + tes,, tssIf.fl.E -
+ Gen, Gilmore reeently threw 8 Ordinary
shells into the centre Of Charleston to
try the range Of his gufis. The Cores
pendent presumed that Charleston will
mot sbe,s ,shelleAi till the monitors, are in
Iposition, on Rebenaron road, when its
Surrender can be demanded according III
AIT forms andaasages Of war. The rebels
have 2(aN negroes working ON. the bat
lteries on, Sullivan and James Island
Many Of them win be found useless when
the great trial comes. The corresposf-
dent concludes that the prospects of, ear
tly successful Fesuits were never more
promising than now, and indistinctly re-
fers to experiments recently made. The
full success of rebel obstFuGtFons are no
longer itp beifeare<l44 44sstatiilg bis full con-
viction that we viii have Chareston or
its ruins betwsen now and Charistnlas.
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ED1ToR3 3HeNPARkFLs ,*rA r7aTA 4t9ti
/ Our rleigbbosszover in ouiahd, ~ on.t the
other side. Of the Big Mtsddy,Yl have
lately worked themselves up into O. high
state Of excitement over the prospect,
one of these days, Of seaing'ah hearing
an iron horse in their streets. The Pacific
Railroad Is the alEabsorbing idea Every
body is on the ranpagebs with IAN idea
that THE demand will be sudden and very
great for timber for rails, ties, &c, and
for wood to feed the afoffssaid iron horse,
the price for firewood cottonwood at
tlIat) has been run up to seven dollars Q
cord; with anidea that there 10 TO- be,
some day, a sudden and very great Influx ilpltsgl1 y
of immigrants, rents hare been largely
increased. Merchants, traders, and man
ufacturers have advanced the prices OF
their goods and wares and like the man
who made a thousand dollars during o
night by marking up his goods, they feel
that they are growing rich.e, That's right
neighbors, feel good but don't be agita'
ted. We'H help you al we can. The
road from the East connecting with the
great chain of roads from the Atlantic
cities, and which Is to connect with yours
to the West, is steadily and surely ap.
preaching, and another from the South,
connecting US with ST., Joseph, st. Louis,
and Cincinnati. is to forma q junction with
it at this point. One Of these days, not
very far distant, you can lock. over, on
this side and see the lines of g1smoke from
the arriving and departing locomotives,
We expect to be some ourselves. We
anticipate building considerably, and EN-,
pfoying large number of hands, and
shall probably sell good many goods,
manufacture quitk q number Of things,
and make noise generally. But we
don't intend to be selfish. You shall
have fair share, In the mean time dc
try to keep cool, and if y6a Want t5 trade,
come over here where you will find large
stocks Of wares and merchandise, from
which you can make selection st reasoha-
bic prices. Don't be afraid IF starving
during the coming winter. tof We have,
over here, the largest pork packing estab'
lishment in the West; where several hun
dred swine are. did and done for daiilly.-
Hsep gasr eys pr Belllsvue. 7,tfj. r IoEA..
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1ss1F7 iq Washiagton, Nor a7.sos
RuTiaors reached here last night khak
our cavalry Vas fighting yestsfdGy o. the
Firing was heard IN Sunday iissi,tEis isi d.
Eection of steyensbtirg. aid again, ,yssterf
day in the same difecfiphs n
! The rebels captured d wagon traina
yesterday near Stevensbufg. htfTd % st@s4il III. !.
The cause efstha airing yesterday i'd ,asarl
Tie Nav Deparsttunasan,t Depast uaan,t have u, recsfivsd csfi {
information 8f fifotthef tapttte of wig
nfingbeGG .aaq 30 esngsas adj, o1 kessa,
4 GEO r kyre, .agentsfog che sals rof Cor. :,
from the army IL tIs Potdnsat ana corr.
unitted to the old Capitol. idH. slI1!s;st st3eI
The s4oFeFanaent hsa received infarEa4
alton through pgS Copsul !, 81 rMonterys,
that. a few days before the capture on
Brownsville BY Gen Banks, fafge cafs6
Enhsld rifles, eneash % arnas Gala tslIe
military in the StaiA landed here. .saos, /.
hen the United States steamer New:
bskn was on her way to New York with
|s large number of rebel prisoners, & pi6E
was discovered TO take tie bea2 fS6fn Che
officers and men: t.:st. sx,.t1 !, IA
Qn sunday forenoon ca96ity Division
Bof Gen Kiipatrick's under comb iid ok
Gen Bustfe, nads j recoiirioissatice slCnF
the Rapidan to Rahcoon ford, ascertsinsd
the falsity of the report of the rebels
having fallen back 25fi Gordonsyillss.--As
When our cavalry approached they wes2
met by a few gt6s from the rebel en4
trenchments but our guns soon sileneed
them. A small number OF rebel sharp
shooters were seem In the lower sfffis pits,'
and soon afterwssts ila small body wAs
discovered bnt the riEfr was ton aaug,h
swollen by the storm of Saturday nikhE
to justify crossing, and so the cavalry II!
turned, lr14@ IL T&3; ~ ,tsafat 89fs--IssY43
The repotfs on Tuesday that ;rsbdL
force had crossed the. Rappahannoak.
and attacked Ki1patrick's forces is nm
true. IL FSsSs'89@ %s*'l = .,.S>..sE ~
Several English officers are Visiting at
Meade's headauartefs' .., ,,,..,,::s,sfv s....A
Information Though i fsiisbblts 3 channel
from Washington is 70 the effect RhaS,
two divisions Of Gen Hills rebel coEps.
have left the Rapidan and Rone south.
ward, or whether to Tennessee or FRED.
ricksburg, so as 10 make demQnstratiep.
ON the left flank Of the army or t6s Po-
ton1ac does not appear.F}ti t@,S1Dixf itu
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4:

- ~ q e So y ew X0zk, Noy.
hes shs Sollg5 kine VI esl.
l5.---A trAj# rsn on tlas
strapl this side of Warznfon Junction.
Cause unknown. II tis296ared Mosby had
il hand m ia.
Gsas aada leaves 5{s flii s fpFbisS
ffoil toamorr0w. Lee has not la2 1as
4 Chattanooga The sssbeis Iappeared 10
hare lad no apppeh eheslsior of ,cpr ,assssaB.
ing their present position and felt sectsre
for tlida present win tsFF duas staas. : tff i7lI
Tho oFias0 Wsshine1caI Z sl;ss.ss6
states that Y seonsaltation was hsaa IN
Washingtoh on Saturday between Nae
President StAnton, Haileck and MessIe.
II is said Halisck and stanf foa ass u 81 -
vor OF the army gong into winter 1ssaar.
ters, while the PRESIDENT and Meafie prs,s ~
pose to take advantage Of the compls plssion.
Of the Rappahannock bridge, % endeayor
to ferce Rghton Lee at;Spoaass neasass
the Rapidali. Il, n =. =.
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-.s .G..Es 2jI ], ssEa4tNew1 York, NOV. Is. /,
The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Enquirer writing says: Information Just
received here from the South, indicates
thata inrge body of North Carolina and
Georgia UBionists, who have had habita-
tions in the mountains of Western N. c.,
have fnade their escape with their arms
and fffdch xtldable in nfornlation into East
TenHesseewhere they willsEeH the ranks
of Gen Fosters army. They come to us
as original Union inch and will guard and
fight With our volunteers to the end -
These men formed themselves into an
army Numbering 5000 men poorly armed
and equipped, but With real courage and
patriotism. They hGve dared TO give bat
tie 20 rebel regulars at a place called
Warm Springs north of Ashville, Been
combe county, NC. and near the Ten
nessee line These brave men were ma
king their way towards Knoxville, when
they were attacked on the Goth of Octo-
Der by part of the 25th N. C. regiment
under commar d of Lieut.. Col. Samuel G.
Dyson who was badly whipped and forced
to beat hasty retreat.
After the fight the Unionists advanced
and took possession of Akhville as feint
and came near taking Gen. Vance, son
of the Governor, and staff, prisoners
After this they fell back to the mountains,
aud letter from Gov. Vance, dated Mad
ison; n. c., Nov. Sd, says the enemy have
withdrawn from W es&aR, n. c., to East
Tennessee. They carried off several
prominent citizens in chains. 1t is said
that DIR. Leech and Messrs. Turner, Gather
Christian, and Grayson, all Union men Of
the Holden school, are elected to. the
rebel Congress from North Carolina
The first three are certainly chosen. l..
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Tne. ne.rvvorlriaaIsaS shanspizit.

JRFrFkis Confines. himself to his distil4
lery, nowadays laboring xafdppusly fip
the prodneton pof khe A. principle."--
says HE .has sb,itone' oeeeb in view, to
accomplish which he ,ihbofs diligently
night and day; that object j., tD manufac.
ture enough whisky 70 tsviss; the Dem
oceiatie Party, Jtrrkais Has tie. great
= "nDim5etaiic, Party, of. Pottawattainie
sndsr his especial guardianship, and any
n1isfostuns,to that party we consider at
tributable to adereIiction of dnty on his
part. Hsis,a pop; believer, ip Al, the va
rious theories that have been adduced to
account for the sudden winking out of
theold party, He says that, neither WAY,
nor peace, nor Yallandikham, nor
~afy ethet man,; had anything to do
with: it; bat that all the calamitous mis-
fortunes that have recently everwheim-
ed the Dernuctacy, are tracable- wholly
ana exclusively to the etiofnous tax on
whisky. His theory is good; the T. ptin-
cipld "fis all that is waiting to make
Richard himself again. But how is
Richard ''te get the. = principle )" 'af:
ter it tisimanufaetured, unless he can get
into office 10 do iitsle stealing That's
the way the matter stands now Rich
ard " can't be 2 himself again without
the principle j" he can't get the 'prin-
ciple" till he gets Office" " and chance
e stea and he can get :" Once :" tin
he first gets the principle" /" Poor
Richard. -. =. II
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pA. Election in New Jersey is Copper
head by q decreased majority as compared
with last year, and is the only spotin the
loyal North where Copperheadism tri.
|umphed. Why don'trour venerable CO.
temporary get out his rooster and crow
over the returns from Jersey, as it is the
only chance he will ever have, as New
Jersey came 50 near going to the Aboli-
tionists, that another year will bring her
all right for the Union, whether slavery
lives or dies. :.satss ..
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What the Present Administrations
Has Done.

G1aS Lone
Speaking of what the Administration
has done, the Philadelphia Gazette says
AS its errors have been widely canvassed
and magnifed by Democratic partisans,
erazed with the greed of Office, perhaps
it is as well to put on record before the
people, Whit it has done in its general
measures, that its errors Of detail may be
compared with its successes of policy.
1st. It has made this republic the great
est military power in the world.
Cd. It has retrieved the national credit,
and placed it upon such basis that it
cannot again be shaken.
Sd. 1t has given us a national currency
so far superior to the wild cat paper pre-
viously flooding the country, that every
body rejoices at the change.
4th. 1t has given us protective tariff
not likely to be changed in policy for q
long while to come.
5th. It has abolished slavery and poll
put an end forever 10 all designs of the
South upon our vast domain. ", III .
g. It's policy has enabled the people Of
West Virginia and Missouri to rid them.
selves of slavery by means of a jittieious
system of gradual emancipation.
7th. II has allied Kansas to the Union
as free State. t 49,. % -*-" ..t5i'--t.z-. -.
9Th. It has reconquered the whole
Mississippi Valley. 7.~ +. = -. -"
9th. 1t has, I'M the midst of the war,
held with an iron grasp and fosteresd and
defended all the previously organized and
existing territories, and hes also organized
the new territories of Dakota, Nevada,
Colorado, Idahos and Arisonia. lGz5ar I
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FrNnra New York

,s..,g d IT,. New York, Nov, 16.
f.. The eSunty bounty IN this city to vol.
unteers 10 Sxed ,at three hundred dollars,
State bounty Sssaniysfyelin addition to
the Govern tnsent bounty Of three hundred
and two .dellars to-nsw recruits. or four
huhtRea and TITO 20 veterans.
il The iron cia<k dictator will be Iaianched
OH Thanksgiving day: :is,J Ell 5sB 9zs
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,.F.olna ,lsgaacaa al u.
Masioh (.hmnlrl r. {, n

.s.bs! Mauoh Chunk, Pa, Nos. i0. .'f1iI
About seventy sof the bsckshots here
have been arrested and gent to, Reading.
The murderer of g. K. Smith has aIso
been arrested and islen tfisd. g7RitI 7IIttFTs'o
Fhes l0thiregirnehs N. III. volunsesssI ~ !
now stationed in ths distrjef where die.
turbances were, and the .rioters are p.
being arrested and f'9gftwatded "a Isesstii is9
for trial. Agataaat.G~&s3l aHi a. .q1GfHST't {,
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$50" by january 5th, 1864,


$50" by 5sJanuary 5ths 1864.
MR Enron = <~-.s-... >...+,- -
The, quota for Pottawattamie county,
by townships, is as~fellows,- under the
late call for 300, eO0Gvolunteers to FIJI the
old regiments:
4 Kane 53.s sCreseents, Rockyford 5, York
l, Grove 2, Boomer 4, Knox 3, James 2,
center4, Walnut 2, Silver Creek l, Mac,
edonia L. Total 86. s..
If any township fails to raise its quota
by the 5th of january, the deficiency
viii be made up by draft on that day. If
any township raises more than its quota,
the excess win be placed to. its credit in
case Of q future call, and viii not go to
the credit of any other township. or
county. will the City of Council Bluffs
and Pottawattafnie county do anything
to, Aid the work and to avoid the i'm
pending tlfaft'
Is. W. g. CRAWFORD,
e. d.
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Law IN gsSffNs SIT III iii fS gffn9lrIII Ifa
-A4lR HsarulDss Rsa. u, ,shsss II s 81 shass
ben lak beaatsaI Rs@aisins t0lzausr,s sfas
Nit Iohs5jsy 6 unSdsr tslssai aists xails' TSt
o1r friends ia Mi1ls make : nofe efs n 1tIbis Z
fsSss ana gd t6tassks 1sston,ses - rsase
their !. kota.' Remember, every coutisy
rsesaiysesA Aid icFedil E rs u .osa ens as
rnothing A6,ao sith thefdelinquaneies OF,
exSsssss tof oeIler counties ID sccretiitea
With the ths Asea tffdtaasia He'd BY &, ana i
dspwnsuppn te lfill Up II asn delinqneh-
cyl Thus any aeoahky iatthe State may
exempt ase5f from the draft, though con1
scariibtioh should be necessary In all other
counties. TIE -aaaota- required from
MilS county .wlll, We from ninety to one
hundred men. aid eiaraft WIN be made
fof the per &c cent. Of this number that shall
be delinquent on the 5th, of January
nSxk From nprssent Appearances { we
judge Postawsttatnse eouasy viii be tcons
sqripsed to the hd,iiHbef be d d about one
hundreda men /, nobedyl in the county, exr.
esps the recruiting ofEibere appears to
take any interest in the matter whsseg-a
er. While other counties are voting APP
propriatiops Offering Paa1tisss Psp y En- sqa hold
ing out every inducenent to volunteers,
id order to ward of the constestsiipt ion. our
people oenEluct ;sheInselte as ifI in; total
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rom Meade. /.

sItE,4-tEis Il, ftr5t4 t.s.NeW York, Nov! l6
81 Aspecial tc the Post aasss that General
Meade has returned to the army He
will be unable to. attend the Getty sburn
sesrnetery inauguration on Thursaay -
The President With Messrs. Blair, Bates
and WeIles, Of the Cabinet, viii gastand
it j proposed that all public buiidingz
shall hang out the national flag on thai
x9asrs E9f sTfss sAf@gtllsx gff7 sy9t$f IT -ass&
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ri nth. IashAa fonAis eur pestheEp ,bpr-
Itder, OWE AtlaNtio aid Raeigc coasts with
iinme1se works, and given ns d large md
formidable hgay b, ,ssaal We sss inae con.
plets postufst of aie1annei ssaialst any
European foe. q. 90
lIth. 10 has re-c0nduefed MAFyEaaId,
| West Yifgiilis. Ken w dst frednAs.
llsee, Missoiifi, Northern ,Arka1sas; ILo,iisl
| rintla,l Fl9ridas Mississippi, and parts of
other retei States, .gtsias ala - sfftia
18th, M has retAkesi nearly every lead.
ing city til the South, ineludingS iI,Bais,
Newt Orleans, Nsshyilfei VieksbsugaMsn-
phis, Nasefez, Jackson, Nokfolky Rdnsas
cola, Newbern; Baitim03Fe and q iszaildnias
18th. thas recaptured NEARLY 9eNesy
fort on the koutheTn ooasts Eofmerly abe-
longing % the Unions Ts9g ssitg+ 1a9tgtI Ia
18th. "ft has asselopea aen6rEftouslknan4
ciai power in tbs 10y q States, far exceed
ing anything ever dreamed Of befsre in
TINS country: ssttisa ~ ,sfti Il 81,
l5thsi 1t has demonstrated that the re-
sources Of the North are linexhanstihls,
and that the naost gigausiC war cannot
impair them. ~ esd sf'fTtaH ti@sss .yfifia
18TH Bus greater tlaaa all, IL has DEM
onstrated the anbotfndedi and iinvincible
strength of Elae national government,
which defes ssebslliens, and b able 10.
cope With any fos,i Internal Hr, external
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Hon. ,. n. Giddings Arrested.

T. 80. Buffalo, Nov. II.
We learn from o gentlemarnan just
from Toronto, that the Hon Joshua R.
Giddings has been arrested at Montreal,
and held to bail for the sum, of $4,000,
being charged with kidnapping 4. +,
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That gallant State, has, like Maryland,
gone Abolition. What do our Copper
head friends think of seeing Kansas and
Maryland pulling in the same Abolition
vnlEeu II.
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sr The vote of Maryland shows four
Union Congressman and one opposition
alias ''Copperhead." Poor Maryland gone
to the Abolitionists-s they 60.
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l-,--- In Wisconsin. with thirty Sounties
heard, from, the Unioh fhajorit1 il IL. 40,
Full retaraa from Che home AID solaiersp
vote will make the Union majority mol
less than 8A, ,000ssIl .gsc@t n a. a-1 ~tESa ]
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.orhs tota df theaEisIsoiiI,r.iir2 q

: The vote OF tbBF Missouri r4ei einieeifhlta
as far as heard from, is Radical 100
Conservative 256 20 The 5th Cavalry irsei
ment voted Radical f.O04, Conservative 5
THERE'S no donbt thasithe isusdises zwil
tgive q RaslicaI unajOrity lasga snoaeht 1.
Isasry the staee By ssvsral nassssndsgas
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Agent for Pottawattamie Co.


Stephen Miller, Unioi' candidate for
Governor, is elected by 10000 majority.
Good for Minnesota.
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IOWA.

-
:''IowG"s" theory ttiay appear to him
very plausible, but experience con ntradicts
it. There are not sufficient number of
readers within reach of this point to rem
der ''cheap" daily practicable. 1t has
been tried, and failed We would be
very happy to publish paper as large as
the New York dailies, and on the same
terms, bat the people are not here to sus-
tain it. So far as concerns ''very meagre
te1egraphic reports" publishers are not
responsible. We publish all the reports
sent, but have no control over the tele-
graph line or the news reporters. The
assertion that the Daily NoParea seldom
contains any editorial or selected matter,
is AN error in fact. The Weekly NoHparsit
contains, generally, aside from its tele-
graphic reports, nlsre miscellaneousrea
ing matter than any other paper in Wes-
tern Iowa land it is made up from the
Daily, exclusively. The remark concern
ing the opinion entertained by some, that
the Daily NonpareI will soon be discon-
tinued, we answered yesterday time
alone can disabuse the minds of the peo-
pie on this point. -....
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DAILY KaARHsFy.

ars. 1n,rr, q, Esksa tfE fg f4Is
Why does not q daily paper flourish n
this citys One will answer, because q
paper worthy Of support has not yet ex.
sted; another, at the price at which; II
has been offered to the public has been
too high; another, that no paper has had
d sufficient number Of subscribers; and
still another, that the number of paying
advertisers have been too few. II is6to
my mind pretty clear that an these
causes have been each to q greater of
less degree, combined. To obtain. q cir
culation and secufe O. large number of
subscribers, the paper must contain d
sufficient amount Of daily. tslegraphic
and current news, and must be offered
at something less, rather than twenty
per cent. more than New York daily
papers, which contain, eight or twelve
times the amount of reading matter
But what does it contains Very uaea-
ger telegraphic reports-never followed
up by details--and very seldom an edito-
rial or an article copied from eastern
papers. One looks ii vain through its
columns for even terms Of subscription
OR advertising. A person disposed to
subscribe desires to know, not only the
terms, but requires some reasonable as
suranoe of the stability of the paper, be-
fore he viii pay in advance. for it. The
Nonpareil, with d good list IF advertisers,
and such as with a little effort it may
command, may with profit be furnished
to subscribers at Fifty cents per month. -
It's circulation in and out of,town would
at once be quadrupeled, Unfortunately
more than one attempt to establish a
daily paper in this city has failed, and SO
far as can learn, the feeling in the
community is that the present one will
soon be discontinued. To counterfeit
his feeling, and aid in establishing pa
per on sure foundation, i now write.
and having written enough from Which
the proprietor Of the Noppareil may in
fer what is required on his part, I pqr7i
pose in another article fd show up the.
delinquency in the past. and the duty in
the futurel of the community, I...5,4
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s4,Lt.g gsa5t8f hatkanOogas NpNsl l7a
h.. Latest ififorpgstioll from scouts epptsa~
diet the former report and state that The.
Western " Atlantic road . III 3 worked 10
it's full capacity bringing Fefosneuaemts
% Bragg HhsiFeadr fpqsad Chat tanesea
Station 3 miles south h liasd With camps.:
The rebels aver THAT TIE carhpaigh vail
not BE closed WI thofft asssf de-,
decisive struggle for Ghdt tf&EHinoaA and
EAst TenFesSeesl 5sssls4tiWg.sy. j. j}sIs4sfT -,
IntelIigenee frona East n - iasessSssito
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
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smei zsssa al .4E@afffI4s s1Al
Il assfsrrils 40 Ahs ufiiesss and board ol
Idhsctom df tlle Union Pacific
Railrpsd elsod in New York.
ths Daxsdpast as<fae says: d ed )
1T will thtss b, sen that the C. & R.
I. and I'll. .& DE-. Railroads have q controll-
ing inhuehce III thts new and important
railroad organ 10, Messrs.. Dix, Du-
rant Dun Jefome,f TTaeey, Cook,
Henry Aid pshery haying DOUBTLESS been
elected mhinly bccaa,ss Of their connec-
sipn with The grand central route from
Eshw FORK to Tho on witch Chr
cago, Davenport, Towaa City, Dss M6ines
and Council Bluffs are situated. i.s