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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-17
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Y a Waahin an es.1s 5nslesse 80
EomHleFc h b bf khn3a ftk Ssss,
This Elty ssas Aaate wlfAt Sfsrtleds sthia
Inoruif lie Nj tESen ffc neNs from aa
Rapidan thae he ssbe1 army had ahan-
doned iAze Position an the South
bank OF TINT liver, and tlsSkt our cavalry
had already encountefcA one of its re.
treating columns. This intelligence ii
rendered exciting by wid0 sy,raAti rsss
NOR founded merely on an infarenra..
douhkieHs that d Eetrngr aanogegupnk
sirnfy ssarls ! 81 81 81 alle sslIsn-
sive By d flank Isovsfnaaae ty kats IN fkh
bank Of tho Ra1pahannock, placing thaj
rebel army between Meade. and sFash@,
ington, after the manner III which Stone.
,saIl JetIscn aanAetl Pope. l.as
III fhese -salsy lie tho rehek nlasss 8faow
here been finely thgarte,a. and tiaosa,
from tie army This morning seem ID
agree IN the impression tliat 1ss0 retreat
issfo draw the rebea aFfdyt closer 10 tho
raiifond at GorIonsgiIIe where ti.ey have
an extensive depot of supplies. and
whtTe thnt force viii trobably Be- left
and the FeraailEleF Of the. army will ba
sent nl.sfsr the aefenses Of Richnondrs-
All military men concnr in the belief
that the rei,els do not intend sny oarn-
paigne in Virginia Shis antrrnr, bns aa
the rebels have made the.6rst movement
the sequel wilIsoonl be at,liAnd. ~ gtss9
,As Anticinated Scho6eld retains conAs,
mand of Missouri Kansas, however
is detached from is while certain military
reforms have been made that win reatofa
the present hopes Of peace and order cf,
the State so rnucn, In danger of serious
$50 f@E .&' ", ,fE&} W. =
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COUNTY TICKET.

Per Representative 24th District,
g \. y. BELL. 10;
Rcs County Judge,
ABRAHAM JACKSON. iS'
For treasurer and Recorder.
THOMAS TOSTEVIN. 1s'
For shsriG,l
G. vOORHIS. 10
FoY Superintendent Of Common Schools,
L. -. AXTELL. III
For Csrnnsr,
p. BOULDEN. III
County Surveyor,
DAVID TOSTETIN. IN
For Drainage Commissioner,
A. TB. NORRIS. 10!
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~ - -
A correspondence to the baltimore
American from Charleston harbor tho
.5th says: - ..,s.5 ..,.....ss
There are indications now that the
present inactivity is not to be of many
days eontiiaua nee. .......- .......
Gen Gilmore has forced his works for-
wrrd wieh remarkable rapiiisy consider
ing 9itheir magnitude and the natural arr
tiGcial obst;cles thrown In the Our.
troops lave. worked hard nearly every
night, on the Island. Nearly ewery reg
iment 'is salsing ;tafn in the trsascles for
fatigue duty. The navy is also iprepar-
ing for. a renewal of the attack. Within
the last "a hours there have been irn-
poFtaut arrivals here of means FOR The re-
moral of obsticles which we may hope
to see soon successfully applied. There
are monitors here.
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>sG His Homer Junius Ior'ieea
Palmer-the Mayor, says that Mr.. Voorj
his was elected over Mr.. FredricNson,
solely on account Of his lame leg. Just
as true as it would be to allcge that
Palmer was elected Mayor over Major
Payiiss, on account.of his brains.
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Infi;annnnlis- Oct Ii

ILE<l NtRE4ts lIOIIs', DOt' To
The election SIS far as heard from in
this State for county officers indicate a
large Unioa gain.
Iu this city, the Union majority is 2l00
gain of GC9 Every county and pre-.
einct heard from gains in proportion.
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New York. Oct II.

new DFRy OEb Lac
The following is ali extract from q let
tee in the Boston / Herald, dated OFF
Charleston the Sd s.. yv:z.r 8. :. -.
Last evening Gen. Gilmore sent one OF
his Greek fire shells into charleston,
which set fire TO some buildings.: The
fire burned over two hours. There will
be warm work here before this reaches
you, if nothing .intefferes in the mean
time. .,. II. ..'z. ssss 3"tssS.a Fh.sG EEt
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rgp JosEPH WERLICH, Middle Broad
way, has for sale some of the largest Pc
tatoes ever produced il any country =
thev are /" whoppers, and no mistake
Cali around. with leour wagon, and get
one, and you will find it about as good
as it is large.
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Gheat'eeklvAonparril
THE WINNING HORSE.

The following is tlR straight Union
ticket, and a. true. copy Of the weapon
with which the Union men of Kane
Township slaughtered the secesh On
Tuesday. The majorities are set eppo-
site the names. 1t will be observed that
the ranks are unhroken-the victory
xas won without the loss of a man. Can
any Democratic Township in the State
beat it:
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The rebel steamer, r. Z. Lee. six days
from Wilmington, which has arrived,
was chased by federal hloclta>(cT and has
one shot hole through her.
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Srsw York, Oct. IL.

The Washington Republican Of last
evening has the following: = ..,. -.
There il information from the hont
this morning that Meade's army had
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- Two Townships in Cass county
give Ross, for Senator, a majority of
seventv-fve. He may now be consider
ed fully " out Of the woods"
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.

FSr Sunty Supervisor,
z. MCBRIDE. ia
Pot township Clerk,
sD.F. ARNOLD. .116
Fer Township Trustees, ..
J. M. PHILLIPS. LEONARD KEIRscHr, LA
GARpxER HAYWOOD.
PoT Coastablcs, ...'..
A. suoExAkER, EkylE DoDoE. lis
Psr Township Assessor, ....-..
JEREMIAH FoLsoN. llO
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Chicago, / o. IA, Oct. H.
Returns +. oia Ia,.a election 1neagre,
but indicate the election Of Stone Rep. J
for Governor.
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BY .'TELEG RAPH.

REPoRTED ExcLusivELY FoR THE hoNP ARExf. BY
THE Ihhsscts A MtssfssIRFf TEzxaRAsa co.
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fotal,

Scattering returns from HARRISON IN
aicate that the Union men have carried
the county by majority of about one
hundred. ..
Returns from three townships in
Guthrie show largo union gains.
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Fsr Governor,
- Col. VIM. M. STONE. 10
FsF Lieut. Governor,
II. wv. EASTMAN. IL
Per Judge Supreme Court,
JOHN ". DILLON. IL
----9-sp-S---
F~ Senstor--Sth District,
LEWIS w. ROSS. S
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JEREMIAH FoLsoN.
RETURN q.

Returns from Mills county are all in
with the execution of two townships, and
give Union majorities as follows Cnfoh
State ticket. Il2; Ross, (Unlonl Sen
ator, ll8 : Hale, (C nion) for Representa-
tive, 50. The two townships to hear
from will increase these nlajorities from
six to ten votes.
Ne have no official returns from Ere
mont. but the majority for the Union
ticket in the county is estimated at lZo'
This Senatorial District now stands as
ALLEN.
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Navy York Oct 13.

New York, Oct. l3.
The following relative to Rosecrans
army appears under Washington date:
Things are unchanged, with the ex-
ceptioa that the enemy have moved their
srrilIery from Lockout Mountain, where
they h4stl about ten pieces in position.
1t appears that the reheis have some
what Withdrawn thoir forces.
1t is supposed they will concentrate
their artillery on Mis2ion Ridge.
Some of the enemy's pieces are heavy
and all seem to carry rclL
Tney holt both lookout MoRntGin
and Mission Ridge, Eron which they
tareW shell on the fourth and ffth. On
tie latter Gay o..1 hundred and fifty
shells were thrown: they however inGict-
Cd 90 damage Beyond wounding ) men
aud killing one horse.
We have lines of intrcnchnents I'D
extcnairc earth works.
The plan of the enemy appears to be
not to make an attack in front, but COM
pei us to abandon Chattanooga By simply
holding us in our present position with
their sr1ny in front, annoying us with
artillery and breaking ovr lines of COM
munication by cavalry raids n our rear.
4 general order issued the 1th an
nounces Gen. Reynolds, Chief of staff,
in place of Gen. Garfield. who vacates
the position to assume his. seat in Con-
gress.
All divisions Of the army are to be con-
soIidated into six, to form the 18th and
4th corps. with Gems. Thomas and Gran
ger as commanders. Three, under the
former. to he commanded by Geper4tls
Baird. Davis and RQ8seaa: those under
the latter by Hood. Sheridan and Pal
ner. Gen Brannon is to he chief o. aT-
tillery. ~s
HrTGNF IN Tas EL.EL kEAT.
The rebels. had a fghG among the,a-
selves last itonday, in Which 5000 or c.
600 were killed and wouEded, Desert
ers confirm the statement but differ as to
the cause and number engaged. Ono
version is that the Georgia trosps refused
to cross the Chickamauga and Wither's
division was sent Gown to compel them.
The other is that the Tennessee troops
refused to obey orders and Longstreet's
forces were sent against them. The
line of battle and flash of the guns could
be tlistinctlys'seen from mountain tops
This occurred at the time of the cannon
aiding Monday. o.. ..gsss
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~fsss 4asaet r Washington. Oct. H.
4 letter from the headquarters of the
army of the Potomac says: ...
For 2 or 3 days past the enemy have
been concentrating a heavy force around
Madison Court House. Friday night
and Saturday morning they moved out
Of TIE town in northwardiy direction.
A division of infantry and large body
of cavalry with considerable artillery
were occasionally seen by our signal men
through openings in the forrest. which
are generally conceded to be roads. The
object of the movement could not at that
time be aoteInainetf s ~
Yesterday evening reports from the
front represented that early in the morn
ing a cavalry brigade attempted recon
noissanoe on the south side of the Rapi
dan, when they werc met by large body
of Stuart's 'cSvairy. A fight ensued
which continued about an hour when
our troops fell back on the infantry sup
ports After another severe contest the
infantry were compelled to givc way,
a considerable number being captured
4 detachment then dnshed upon the en-
emy and recaptured nearly all the pris-
oners taken. Our entire force was then
pushed back towards Culpepper, skir-
hnishing on the say, contesting every
foot of ground. Heavy firing in the af-
ternoon indicated that the contest was
resumed. Our signal on the top of
Thoroughfare Mountain was nearly cut
off, but the entire party with their prop
erty escaped. .;.ftt.a..~ .. ., +.
1t appears to be generally believed
that the main body of A P. Hills corps
has passed from the left to the right in
our front, pursuing an obscure route
near Blue Ridge, Intending to make a
demonstration on our right and rear for
the purpose of cutting off our railroad
communication.
Should the rebel movement be simply
ruse to cover q heavy attack on our
front, we are prepared as the ground has
been cleared Of everything calculated to
embarrass general and vigorous bottle
Hills advance probably commenced
moving thursday from Madison CeurJ
House and By this time ia between Cor
d0nsyilie Fork and Astharis river. 1t
was positively stated yesterday that the
rebel cavalry aud infantry were on Gul-
Pepper and Sperfyyilie Pike. =>t
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Il s*E Efenptis. Oct. Q.
Il Little Rock letter of tas second,
sayssF as. III. s.gss, il. n !. y sft
1t s runaored that Kirby Smith with o
heavy force has joined Price and 'sh@
combined forcee arc marching upon Idtal
tie Rock from Arkadeiplia. i s u
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I - - NeTF York Oct, I3. =
The Times Morris Island eerrespon.
dent OF the Tth says: s.,ef 8st a ,&
So rauch damage has been done the
Tronsides by the rebel torpedoes thns It
is seriously contemplated sending her
North for repairs. 81 E4
Our naval picket boats were attacxed
1T the sar1e, time, and it was thought the
rebels wol1u soon make b defnonstra-
ton on cur fleet with their rams, as s of
our aseaitafs are absent. i
Two devils to remove the harbor OBJ
structions have arrived. r.. w..
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Wasllinatusa, OCT. II; .

IA II q No.. w asaainatu Got. Rs.
The Republican says dispatch has
been received By The Government to-day
frpn Rosecrans. E<5 "a sss sif
All his communications are now com
plete.
Raiders have been dispersed and the
cnc:ay in front is Inactive. 7s
ItIihe troops ere in good pliysienl 4:undi-
tioa and in ina spirits.
Gold il accommodating rapidly ia the
Treasury End vii Be kept thbTs until
spaoie pAyrsas sats are, reshne8il, except at
rssassassss rlsprss cf ssasrssss
on tie lucille deb. . ;s..s 8.
The rebel fogee holding The gap is.srp-
posed to be Whites end Mcabr's men.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

tent, and willing to stand by and see the schemes
Of New York secession .conspirators break down
the Administration, stop the war, and accept
the Confederacy as an established fact. How
large this latter element is, and how much OF
it would remain in the army if the officers who
preach it, and encourage it, were removed from
positions in which they can work 50 much evil
to the cause of the U MON, it is impossible to
tell; but there is enough Of It, unless it is coun-
teracted or removed, to work the ruin of the
army, and hang like mill stone around the
neck of any General who shall endeavor to lead
it against the army Of treason.
We trust to see our banners in Virginia
crowned with victory, but we are By no meau s
certain that, before that time shall come, the
army must not be tried and purified, as was
that Of Gideon, until there shall! be no: an off
Ger in it who shall be unwilling to take, as bis
battle-cry the Sword of the Lord and the Rights
of man, Eternal Justice May then crown our
standards with success
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

emies, and the friends of the Union, (Applause,)
whether they live in Ohio, as in Missouri and
Maryland. (Applause.) Shall those who now
attempt to arrest the powers of the government
succeed ? say to those present, who stand now
here with me upon the border of this terrific gull,
looking into it until our eyes swim, that they will
succeed, unless we say that we know no end to
this war, no termination TO this collision, other
than the prostraton Of the rebellion, and that
rebellion will De suppressed in the North as well
as in the South. (Applause,)
ANON the toass drank on this occasion was
The Puritan S!ateS-The Plymouth Rock of
the Union-their enemies the wave dashes into
spray"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

Fiz John Porter, having been cashiered for
wiliful dlsobedience to the commando of his su
perior officer, thereby causing severe defeat to
the Union arms is rendered q public reception
by the Common Council Of New York Does
any one doubt that this same Common Council
would also make haste to feast JEFF Davis, if
they had convenient and safe opportunity
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

A MILKING MACHINE.-An Ohio pa-
per tells a pretty good one of an
old bachelor of that place, who was
present alta butter fair recently held
IN that State. A lady who enjoys
a Joke hugely, asked him if he would
Ike to see a milking machine. one
OF which was n exhibition. The gen.
tleHhan of course signifed his assent,
when Mrs -conducted him to a
Ian corGer of the room, where a very
vonng person was drawing s~ustenance
IN The maternal fount, and point
Ias 10 the cherub, Mrs.-said that
Wa one of the most perfect arrange
ants ever invented. Such q roar of
hter followed as was likely to
Tag down the plastering.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

@The Tail Bonnets.-A mother
called to her precious WHAT
r you doing there, putting dirt on
your sisters head % al am making a
little garden for her under her hat,
just like yours, mamma" replied the
young observer of the prevailingmode.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

Nice You've MANN a novel at
Marga;e Library, this passage was
marked and much thumbed There
is no object so beautiful to me as a
conscientious young man. L watch
him as | do a star in heaven" THAT
is my view, exactly" sighed Miss
Josephine Hoops, as she laid down
the volume. ain fact, l think there's
nothing so beautiful as a young man,
even ifhe amt conscientious"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

pa Hiberian was rcproved by
an officer for daring TO whistle in the
ranks while on duty. Just Us the
officer spoke, n of Russia's balls
came whistling over the %ravine. Pat
cooked his eye toward it quietly, and
said-"There goes boy on duty, and
by jabers how he whistles"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

RS-A newspaper in noticing the
presentation OF Il silver cup to a
contemporary, says: He needs no
cup He can drink from any vessel
that contains liquor-whether the
neck of a bottle, the mouth of a dem
john, the spite of a. keg, or the bung-
hole of q barrel"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases Q
the Lungs, Chronic Diseases in general.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

"Do you pledge yuorself to keep
the peace toward that mani" said
an Arkansas justice to a big fellow
arraigned for assault and battery.
YES" said the prisoner, "Ih cut of
one half of his ear, and then I'll keep
TIE niece"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

Delightful Mary Ino says the first
time she was kissed, she felt like a
a 81 of roses swimming in honey and
eaa-d e-cOlogne. She also felt as if
something was running through her
nerves on feet of dimonds, escorted
by several little cupids in chariots
drawn by angels. shaded by honey
suckles, and the whole spread with
melted rainbows.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

Ea-During a late canvass in Mich
isan, 4 surgeon dentist was making
an excellent speech in one of the in
terror towns ? a 10 = fellow belonging
10 the other party, interrupted him
with the question, what do you ask
to pull a tooth, doctor?' 81 will pull
your tooth for a shilling, and your
: gratis, replied the doctor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

Enumeration of mixed varie-
ties of goods on hand and for
saleat BARNuM's Hardware Sales
Rooms at Warren, Ohio. N. B.
JAuEs G.. BRooKs would be hap
py to see his old and new friends
he can sell them goods at rates
ruling far below former prices.
Be sure and call on him at Bar
NUNS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

Manufacturer Of Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, &c,
Carriage Trimmings, at tho Center of Pennington,
Trumbul County. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

A bachelor editor, sensitive in re-
lation to his rights, objects to taking
a wife through fear that ifshe should
have a baby, bis cotemporaries who
h~abitually copy without credit, would
refuse TO give him credit for the
baby.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11
A Big Thing on a JERSEY I,awver

dig oSISey Lawyer
Our esteemed friend, David P Me-.
Brien, Esq, ofNew York, tells a GOOD
note on a Jersey lawyer. The hero
OF sketch during the last hot sum.
mer months used occasionally to wor-
ship at the shrine of Gambrinus.
lLager king,) on Broadway. One
sWelterlng day. he got pretty nmel-
low having moistened his thorax too
much with the German beverage. and
proceeded to navigate to his law Office.
he took up a substantial looking
white hat, and with rather a puzzled
look was making an attempt to put
it on Sideways, OF course it wouldn't
Mt. He looked inside, holding it up
toward the light, and read aloud
"Jopas Shooter, Esq, A%ttorneyat law,
Jersey City" (SoL, lOg.l-" That's
my hat-ofcourse it is" Another at
tempt to put it on sideways-no use ::
again taking it of: and again read,
'Jonas Shooter, Esq, &c, &c.
Alter another trial, and finding if
didn't mt, the gentleman commenced
feeling all overh his head, evidently as
II to assure himself that no protuber-
ance had suddenly declared itself.
Having satisfied himself on that
point, be once o read the address,
had another trial, and still SIDEWAYS.
There he stood, perfectly mystifed
but an idea lighted up his face, andhe
sailed the waiter, whom he apostro-
phized thus:
"Gan You read writing?"
"Yes sir?"
"Well, will You be good enough to
tell me whose hat this 50"
Herman took the head case, and
having read, said
ut belongs to Jonas Shooter, Esq,
Jersey City"
Does it?"-and looking all around
with the most comical air in the world. |
exclaimed-"Does it?-then scho inl
The (hic) deuce MILL"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

WHY is the letter ] in the word
military" like the nose because
it stands between two is"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-11

To Carriage and Buggy Builders. BARNUT i Co.
undersell US. Never fail to give Us q call. Orders
filed promptly. Goods sent by hack, railroad.
canal, tsGmsters, or ysur "neighbor. Bear 1t in
mind. BARSUN has lsns bean adealS. in this class
of goods is well acquainted with Eastern manu-
facturers. Rolling Mills and heavy Jobbers, there
fore is fully posted as to the market and can just
sell at rates which def competition.