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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-17
BRAVE BOYS ARE THEY.

Heavenly falls the rain
Wild are the breezes tonight;
md meath the roof, the hours as they fly,
Are happy and calm and bright.
Gathering round the hreside,
Though it be Summer time,
We sit and talk of brothers abroad,
Forgetting the midnight chime.
CHoRus-Brave boys are they
Gone at their country's call:
And yet and yet we cannOtfo forget
That many brave boys must fall.
Under the homestead roof.
Nestled SO cosey and warm.
While soldiers sleep with little or naught
To shelter them from the storm.
Resting on grassy touches,
Pillowed on billocks damp
Of marshal fare how little we know,
Till brothers are III the camp.
CHoRrs-Brave boys are they.
Thinking no less of them
Loving our country the more
We sent them forth to fight for the Flag,
Our fathers before them bore.
Though the great terar-drops started,
This was our parting trust,
God bless you boys, we'll welcome you
home,
When rebels are in the dust.
CHoRus Brave boys are they.
May the bright wings of love
Guard them wherever they roam,
The time has come when brothers must
fight,
And sisters must pray at home.
Oh! the dread field of battle,
Soon to be stFewn with graves;
If brothers must fall, then hurry them
where,
The banner in triumph waves.
CHoRrs-BraVe boys are they.
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ssaerim's sale.

Or virtue Of . special exscutaon 10 me dIrestsdfss
I'D The once 81 the CLERK ustha Dlstget Cent ~ Fa
tawa;tamie eoaniy, Iowa, shall proceed 70 seti q
Tuesday the 10th dap IT Nov, A 1855 betweeA ne
hosrs Of 10 O'clock ard oicsoek D. n Of said dass
IN front ef the County Treaaurers oce IN TIE eisy e
Counsel Bias. ths following described Real Ms1aEs u
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The undivided one~efghth Of the vest Aals M VI
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New York. Oct

8
The Times Washington special saws:
The surplus baggage OF the army of the
army of the Potomac has been removed
to the rear, and the army is stripping for
fight. -. f.,
Meade's position yesterday morning
ll5thl was on the North bank of the
Rappahannock, with his right flank rest
Ing on the eastern Slope of Ball Run
Mountain. Since then. however. he has
fallen back to the neighborhood of Ma
nassas Plains.
Lees whole force has crossed the Ran
pahannock, and were yesterday pressing
our rear. A battle this morning is con-
sidered imminent. ....... = -
Our trains were all at Centerville last
night. - - -
Later runors are rife that general
engagement began at daylight this NOR
ming, Il4th) on the old Bull Run battle
ground. "@@ s<5z5 ~ ~
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h So We invite publie attentiOn tssiie
advertisement Of Taylor d Wriaht, .sf !.
Chicago, which appears in this iasueef
our paper. 81 43F,y
This firm has recently purchased he
stock of Groceries off g. Wicker 1 Ca,
) we'll known house, whose immediassas
successors they are, and have leased the
large and connaodious store, Nos. ard
s River street. -
Mr.. Wright has been prominenaEYocn..
nected with the grocery business sE0s IA
ten years. lie was for q long tfnua she,
leading rartnssFin the well knoHa. house.
of Wright, Priest q Co, Bosson. sslll
subsequently associated with Garter u
Hawleys. wholesale groeess. Mex, York..
His experience hi ! profninens way with.
TWO of the best houses in oar seaboaraa
cities, gives the firm unconanasa facils
ties for purchasing. i
We confidently recomnenilthe resss
Arm to the patronage OF counsry dealess..
They start with large capita1lazd uDasEr
the most favorable auspices. and will
doubtless become one of th9Eness; popsst.
lar housesin the west. Their, raostoiss
" small profits and large sat6s. - 1sGildddgs
Tribune. ... - ~
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10 Our venerable contemporary hoMls
naost piteouslY over4he nom niop O.
feat ef the Gaps, IS eshsoih hssnself
withsthe Get that ii Is 80 . = stBliiisas
vietney Ma. afsserv saszs be j entisaly
welcome to all tho comfort this thought
gforis him Z he ii the only man IN our
knowing who has charged the Union
party Of this County with RepnblieanisrEsa,
and il he has at last had his eyes opened
to his mistake, we are certainly glad Of
II, You are right. Colonel, Tor eace.--
The Union party i not the Republican
party. any more than the Copperhead
party IS the Democratic party. You may
call US !. Abolitionists, !" II you please. and
We win not object to the term, but not
one in three of the members of the Union
party win consent to be called - Repuh-
licau." ..~....s
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Headquarters Army Potomac, !
0ctahaY, IL

IVCk0DSE La.
The following special order has been
published: 49,. -.
The Major. General commanding an
nounees to the army that the rear guard
consisting of the I'd corps under Gen.
Warren was attacked yesterday while
marching by the flank of the enemy.
After spirited contest they were re-
pulsed, losing battery, guns, 2 colors
and four hundred and fifty prisoners.
Among the rebcls killed in yesterday s
battle are Gen Cook, Cole, Ruffin and
Thompson, of North Carolina.
We have lost nothing on the march,
and are now in strong and safe posi-
ton. .-....
Col Mallon of the 42d New York was
killed. ..--. ...-
lie is the highest officer on our side
who met that fate
Our losses are not over 300 in all, while
the enemy left on the field are over 400
killed and wounded. =~..
The Sd corps in moving on Monday
night from Rappahannock Staten to
get possession of the turnpike, to War
renton fell in with an overwhelming
force Of the enemy. 1t Immediately de-
ployed and gave hattie, and routed the
enemy after fight of nearly two hours
Our loss was 80 or 40 killed and 100
wounded. ....
On Tuesday morning the I'd corps met
the enemy in the same position in an
increased force. The enemy in conceal
ment opened on US by surprise. The
fight was desperate for short time,
when the I'd corps fell back with eonsid-
cradle loss.
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Didn't Like It

The loyal citizens of ROCKFORD Town
ship taking with them the old flag of
Il stars, repaired to Hardin Jones on
the 18th inst, to deposit their votes, in
the interest of liberty everywhere, and
in favor of the preservation of the Gov
eminent at,all hazards, and at whatever
cost. Squire Jones ordered that flag, with
ats glorious old stars and stripes, taken
of his premises. Mr.. J. s. Goss replied
that that Was the flag of our country,
and il should not be taken away from the
polls. Jones then appealed to the cop
erhead crew, to see to it that the flag
was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS one Bronson
approached Judge Jackson, and told
him that he had better get his. party to
take that flag away from the polls, or it
might get roughly handled. Judge
jackson replied that his grandfather
fought under that flag at Yorktown: and
that Bronson and his friends would con-
suit their safety by keeping their hands
off it at this time. Sergeant Hugh Goss
also told Bronson that brother OF his
lost his life in defense of that flag. and
that he would protect it here. The cop
perheads, finding that Judge jackson
and his friends love for the old flag out
stripped ali considerations of personal
danger, very wisely forbore to lay violent
hands Oh the stars and stripes, and they
were therefore permitted to wave in
triumph over the polls at Rockford
Thus was another victory won foe the
glorious old flag of our fathers.
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HSr Several election fights occurred
Tuesday. As soon as the Cops found
out that they were destined to q total de-
feat at the ballet box, they commenced
trying to retrieve their sinking fortunes
by fisti-cuff' !, but, we are pleased 10 state
that in this mode Of warfare their luck
was no better, for every engagement re-
suited disastrously to the rebel cause
1t was evidently the intention of the
Cops to take possession Of the polls by
force; as all the rowdy rebs had their re-
yolvers under their coats; and had it
not been for the overwhelming numbers
Of the Union men, and the omniPresence
of our indefatigable Provost Marshal, We
doubt not the. rebs would have attempt
ed to carry their cherished principles of
mob law into execution. They felt quite
jubilant in the morning, and went to
work with a will, but by noon their en-
thusiasm began TO lag, and before time
for the closing OF the polls nearly all the
sober ones skulked away, erest-fallen, to
" hunt their holes" After dark, a party
of drunken secesh, singing rebel songs,
paraded the streets trying to get up a
row but they were soon properly cared
for " by the officers, and quiet was re-
1871
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Chicago. Oct. 10

CItCHEN, Vt't. ~.
The following maiorities for Brough
have Just been reported: Champaign
county. 1900; Huron county, 5000; Co
lumbiana county, 1000; Knox county
ono; Portage, 1000, Lake county, 1900 =;
Stark county, GOO.
Richland county gives 800 majority
for Vallandigham.
All these are large gains for the Union.
A telegram from Cincinnati at O'Clock
this morning says Brough's estimated
majority in the State is 10000. The sol
diers' vote will increase it 70 100000.
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INV . u FAf VNNss EV
Tribune has the following from Poto-
mac army 18th. ...
Last evening our cavalry encountered
the enemy near Cattletts' Station and to-
wards Warrenton brisk artillery fire
opened and continued till late; firing
resumed again this morning, lasting all
forenoon; this afternoon heavy cannona-
ding opened along our lines in direction
of Manassas; seemed evident that we had
driven enemy back; thought by some that
Lee has his entire army i'll front of Mead.
No great amount of infantry yet engag-
ed.
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B E Z, r
kEpDa7zb RxeEaskay u ron |1sM - AnzS4x x
vsx krHese Y Msassss - 81
Dc .Iolin 49,

ksss. .JolinA. III, Ia. ~
The Africa, from Liverpool tho Id and
EQaeensEeWn TIRE iElR has arrived. s.
The news BY the SCOTS Of the defeat
Of Rosecrnns created cons dsrabls sasIsis-
ton, and caused D rise Of ave per cent.
In confederate stoclx; but the advance
was not fully 'sslsta ihed and the loan
closed nj Twenty-Five per teIat. discount.
The Times tlaifi that ESoseesasis was
defeated by superior strategy rather than
mere Fighting, and says Id Il evident the
federal troops con tested the field obsff-
nately. They rallied when broken and
formed again, and renewed the engage
ment repeatedly. They seem to have
done all that bravery and determination
could effect. but the greater skill OF the
confederate Generals in combining the
force which made the attack insured
them victory.
The Herald looks upon it IS the most
decisive battle fought In the West.
The Daily News says Bragg's victory IA
q striking demonstration Of the new mil
itary policy of the Confederas es i'm COM
bining their forces to arrest the advance
of the federals.
! The Paris Steele argues that If Ste
plIerls visits Paris with the expectation
Of procuring d recognition of the South,
he will return disappointed. The time
for that is past, If it ever existed. The
South, by arming the its negroes shows
that its resistance is exhausted.
Maxaniillian has answered the Mexi-
can deputation, that he is ready to accept
the throne on q free and spontaneous ex-
preston OF the population, asSi on
guarantee for the integrity and inncpen-
dence of the country.
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Memphis. Oct. IL


A force of rebel cavalry variously esti-
mated at from 5000 to II, 900 have been
threatening the Memphis and Charles
ton road for some days past. 4 portion
Rof Hurlbut's folce are constantly Skin
lalishing with them. Sunday morning
several culyerts were destroyed in the
vicinity of Germantown and Colliervitle.
During the forenoon an attack was made
by Chalmers with cavalry and artillery
reported three thousand strong, on the
garrison of the latter place, driving them
into the Notifications.
During the action Gen. Sherman ar
rived with detachment Of regulars, en-
gagged the enemy and repulsed him with
heavy loss. -...:.t
Our loss was Is killed and so or 60
wounded.
The fight lasted about four hours.
our force did not exceed one thousand
mon
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New York. Oct. Is.

new OK, UCE. ID,
A Morris Island correspondent of the
Times states that Lieut.: Glassell and
sailing officer Toombs declare the expe-
aition against the Ironsides was one
prompted by the desperation of the cit
liens of Charleston, who are pinched for
the simple commodities of life. Unless
the harbor can be forced so as to admit
vessels laden with supplies, the most Sc
rious consequences will ensue.
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Fort Monroe. t}c3. Il.

The steam transport, Fahkee, from
Charleston lie 10th has arrived. She
had in tow the Mad Gee for repairs,
which sunk of Frying Pan shoals, on
Sunday last The crew we're all saved.
On the night of the 5th the rebels at
tempted 20 destroy the Ironsides by APP
preaching her in q small steamer, strik-
ing the IFonsides arnidship. The con-
cussion was tremendous, which Knocked
down the bulworks and injured one
man. r.. @#
The Tronsides is uninjured. ~ -
She is considered torpedo-proof.
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St Johns Oct. l.

st. Johns, Oct. +.
Additional by the Africa,-A letter
from Brest, dated Sept. Goth says: The
Florida has finished repairing in the
Government dock. and has gone into
the mercantile harbor. where she is rcft-
ting. She will go into roadstead in about
week, but will not be ready to sail for
three weeks or a month.
The federal steamer Kearsage contin-
ued at Brest awaiting coal,
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The Conner ashi -.
|pondsnt sayss -
Tie rnof11esas The rebels sllss sy sale
Iretreat 81 our asgay snA Athe RAE'iaala %
SATURDAY,. that III wst tlse iI1ken taeH g
,r.eaarh Tie north bank of tho RapitiaIa iss
1000. thag carnraAnced 4 RAPID kiaxcn
q INN iii right tank. but Meads ssah
~, o.,ick fol them and bad tAkefs posi-
s iI fl,e north bank Of shat stream.
Not slaunted by fear, however, BY the
fail,sre. tie enessiy continued ~ adYance
even ID the nossh bank. and Tuesday
was in Meade's front in cof,ald cFaple
Tho army isll back on,slae line Of The
railroad. 50
Ipeared ii force again and coEilsnsneed
an attack.
II Il f,rlly believed that the battle lsas
commenced ana THAT Meade retreated
y, obtain choice 81 groutfd and desiring
sl, reach Manassas II possible.
Lee win aght with the Rappahaniaock
behind him.
! Tais believed that Lee has not . supe-
IDS sasn,ber To ours, yet no ono would
be surprised that the rebels had been
reinI orcetsS
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CHICAGO &DcG 10.
A Waahingt7n special Of tonight says:
The rebel army under Lee occupies most
of the old Bull Rnn battle-ground. and
the road leading to London Valley.
last nirIlt at six, under cover of the
coming aarkness he attempted to accom-
complish what hc had failed TO do all
The way from the Rapidan. to turn
Meade's flank. The I'd corps resisted
most vigorously and drove him from the
field. That corps, however, lost cof1sid-
cradle i'm killed and wounded.
The importance of the triumph cannot
be over estimated. for the rebels had re-
solved to place themselves between the
capital and the army Of the Potomac.
Our forces of artillery firing in thu
night is most terrific, and from the hills
Eat Centreville can be witnessed by hun-
dreds.
At dark to-day The rebels had not re.
newed the attempt to,Hank, and it's be-
lieyed now that Meade has full command
Of the situation.
The rebels probably have to wait for
their supply trains TO come up from the
Rapidan. .......s ..-..' =.
For nearly forty miles our forces eff
fectually destroyed the railroad, and in
their retreat brought off all our supplies.
The impression prevails that the ene-i
my is in large force.
Evening papers assert that reinforce
ments have arrived from North Carolina,
Charleston and Pensacola.
Officers engaged i'm skirmishes and re-
connissance report they everywhere find
the rebels In heavy force. ..-. .r...
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st. Louis, Oct. II.

latest accounts from shelby raiders
saw they divided 8 miles southwest q
Arrow Rock yesterday morning !.
Aho1lt $500 federais were IN pursuit
and had killed IL rebels--lost 4.
4 fight is reported at Blackwater Mon
day evening, and skirflish below Ar
row Rock yesterday morning. No par
ticulars.
Gen Pisk at Pilot Knob reports that
the expedition into Arkansas was met by
A BODY of rebels under Reeves and Gran
dali at Pittman's Ferry. We killed l3
and captured quite a number, including
the Col. one Maj. and two Capts. IL
On the. It'll Maj Watson surprised .
camp of rebels at Evening Shades, Law
renee county, and captured 6o prisoners,
all their horses and arms, and destroyed
the camp.
The people Of Lawrence county ore or
ganixed to resist the rebel CONSUMPTION.
Waldo johnson, ex United States Sem
ator has abandoned the organization OF
the Missouri State Guards. .:E III
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New York, Oct. Ii.

The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial says:
For some reason, certainly not because
there is any bad news to suppress, the
War Department yesterday resumed its
old censorship over the telegraph, and
forbade the transmission of intelligence
bearing either upon the rebel or federal
situation in Virginia.
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Washington Oct II

Headquarters here to-day received dis
patches from Gen. Schoficld. dated st.
Louis 18th. stating that Gen. Brown had
beaten the rebels, under Shelby, three
times and still pursuing them, rebels com
pletely routed, lost all their artillery and
baggage. Loss in killed and wounded
very large. We still pursue them. "
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Re- The attention cf tie Ladies is di-
Tccted to the advertisement OF Mrs.
Arbuthnot in another column. She has
just received her fall, and winter goods
~ Gl3 4" t.---s4r."
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Easton, Pa, Oct. |,

The following is Woodward's MAORI
ties:
Wayne county, $50; Cumberland, COO,
Brooks, GOO; Carbon, 500; Bucks 400;
Lehigh, complete, 1868; Susquehanna
gives Curtin 100.
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To. weinhasen { Hombortae..

Sirs You are hereby. nobifS3Sal tia:
there is now on file, in tlteoaasce eS the.
Clerk of the District Court Of Rotsawassy-
annie County, Iowa, atCouTiefl HsnfFs, tlsS.
petition of w. g. Crawford. clainiing.of:
you the sum Of fifteen dollars Ne, psstlt
due him on account And that unless.
you appear thereto, and defend, hsfssA.
noon OF the second day g the next term
of thu: District Court, OF said county, .tD+be,
begun and held at Counsel Bluffs, I'M said
County, on the 18th day Of January 1864
default will be entered against you, and
judgement rendered thsaeone sglas IA
And you are further notified that ~
writ of attachment has issned inr thu
cause as provided by las, and the Sc. /
of S. W. G, rs, IS, in Pettawaaaamie
county. Iowa, leriedupon by virtnH there's.
of as the property of said defendants
f,---~~, ~ w. c. era WF0RD,
STAMP. Atty faS Pctf.
kN---~J ... E.e,--r u -, o. .
Oct. 17-4w .. -.
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Gienwood, Mills Co. Iowa.

.Rn- Dubuque county elects the en-
tire Union ticket BY Handsome 1a4ori-
ties, with the exception of the SlIeriff,
forwhich Mshoney haS Il small MI. 'rity
This is Union gain OF about 800 ; the
county usually goes Democratic by not
less than ,2ln
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philadnfnhia Oct

T+'--'
Butler county. 8 districts. gives the
Union State ticket 400 majority; Craw-
ford county gives 200 majority for Cur
tin; Erie City, 300 for Curtin; Lehich
county, gives 200 majority for Wood
ward; Monroe county, 1900 for Wood.
ward
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anLHcrIoN RETURNS.
Walnut Creek Township votes as fol-

hWa3nut Creek township votes as 1ot
lows: st:fI - .'. %
Union State Ticket, + .- H.
CePperhead State Ticket, g.
Usion Senator, H.
Ccpperhead Senator, .
Union Representative, " 10.
Cepperhcad Representative, o
Union County Treasurer, 10.
Copperhead County Treasurer, 1.
For alf other officers 10 votes on each
side.
Centre gives the entire Union ticket a
majority of % Not single scratched
ticket was voted. '-. ::s
Knox gives the whole Union ticket a
majority of 26. No scratched tickets
were voted in this precinct. - .
james gives a straight Union majority
ofs.
The msjorities for the Union ticket
throughout the county range from l20
10 200.
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TO THE MAxORf

We have just received the following
with a request to publish:
GI<SwooD, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1863.
To HIS Hnor, the .Nqpor Of Cop,r1 Eip6s:
We understand that you are agent for
tsc sioer scow butternut. We with to en-
gage a passage for the following persons
from Mills county:
James A. Donalin, Represent'e, defunct.
o. n. Tyson, Judge,
F. W. Bowman, Treasurer.
Dick MGklewait. Sheriff,
j. 4. McDaniels. uperintendent, "
Pap Miller, Coroner.
Gus Legens, Surveyor. d"
\. j. Russell, Township Clerk, Z"
W" are perfectly satisfied with the Off
Gers of the craft, especially the Chamber
maid. and we think they are entitled to
their position for their saeritortous con-
duct. Please snsxer by return mail. as
we are anxious to embark as soon as pos
sible.
Please address Box l4n.
Glenwood, Mills Co. Iowa.
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Washington. Oct. Ia.

Messengers from the front to-day re-
port that on yesterday there was eonsid-
cradle skirrnishiug on the right, while
on the left there was considerable picket
Sling.
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Chicago, Oct. Il.

Twenty-six counties heard from in
Iowa Stone is 1888 ahead. Judging
from returns received titus tar, his major
ity will reach from $4,000 to 1900.