The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19

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the townships 81 IoWa opposite Omaha.
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me that sapon actual sursefy made it Is
asterruiues3 tzpon the precise nofrat Of de-
partsare 81 its said branch of ruad from
The Mfssouxi river and located the same
a. described in the ACCOMMODATING report
Of the Secretary Of the interior. which
point In within the. limits designated in
the order of November. Tnasmuch a.
that order Is not on record q any az the
departments, and the company desiring
. dsfinile one. hare made an order Of
which copy ID herewith transmitted, and
caused the same 70 be hfed In the depart
ment of the Interior.
tSigasd ABRAHAM LINCOLN. .
The order refsrrsd 70 y - follows;
IN pursuance with the provisions Of
section nineteen OF 40 act Of Congress
entitled An act TO aid In the construcs
tion ofa railroad and telegraph line from
the Missousi river TO the Pacific, author
iSing the President TO hxfa point on the
western boundary OF the State OF Iowa,
from which the Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny is authorized to- construct upon the
most direct and practicable route, subject
70 the President OF the United States. 50
IS 70 connect with the line OF sand COM
pany ct some point within the hundredth
meridian OF Longitude. l, Abraham Lin
coin. PRESIDENT OF the United States, upon
application OF said Company, designate
and establish such nrst above named
point on the western boundary OF Iowa,
east OF and oppoaise SEnAha, q. L.
Done at the CITY OF washington, the
Itn OF March. ieo4. e..
AbEAhAM LIeCoLN. +:
NEW YcRE, March 1.--New Orleans
Hdyioes of the LIST state that military
movements are still in progress for the
re-possession of the country beyond
Teche. .-... -.
The bombardment Of Fort Powell, be
low Mobile, ia continued vigorously.
The rebel batteries replied. but none
Of our vesssls were seriously hurt.
The only casualty on our side was the
wounding of one man.
A letter from the feet says katragut
intends to silence Fort Powell, SO as to
send the Mosquito feet into Mobile Bay;
BY 50 doing cut of Fort Morgan. H..
Gaines Bay Is said to be obstrncted 3
miles below Mobile In such o manner
that vessels are compelled TO pass under
the guns Of iron elads, forts and batteries
from shore. On the west side Of Mobile
il is defended strongly at every point.
The ram Tennessee still lies In the bay
at Mobile, almost destitute of soldiers.
Thirty thousand men have gone to
xKaS Wet Vet 1a,tar Ia, a rrrror that
ene of Farrseut's steaners nsssed fort
Morre, - a .srr;hIs sre xnothar
r,roer i. that he bs. "a ,,t,,rsd tha worLs
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returned Richmond prisoners we CLEAN
the following incidents connected with
KiIpatrick,s raid. !
When information reached Richmond
s shss AlPauick nso closseo the hap,aan
ZIG ao.s slsolous of 49, were issueu re-
TSSs pi.sones .,, men sne lac' p tna'
r nssf ia was .. iIai,y "pProaclng nlch-
na;n n1 va Va oe eoS 1.o the PRISON "as
n ,Io an" zoo Kegs oi po"aer placed
ah If y. 1Very preparation was mace
W oio" tns prlsonsrs lnoo ETERNITY Ig-|
n nola 1870 .nas tne prison was mined plan
80 wss Iol me 70 S1seflpt 20 JON our FORCES
Wnen 1ney snenid enter the clty. The
s;sa, - " -. anu ho '. .hoi IIoe
So" $3.50 - ar snOs any h'an .no shoui T APP