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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04
WHO WANTS 4 COMMISSION

: During the past few days s'''oe f:tee"
OF twenty .ab'e-bsL.ed .younI men from
dFsreat portions of this ,eoaa'y cam t"
,own for the purpose OF eallHt,ns Ia tn
Aoday service. but nobody could be
f,npd who WIS authorized to ''swearthen
in " Wins is i. that no mn inthis section
Of the state has been aPpCinsed to raise F"
eouDsny, o. Il least saf aogised 70 receive
recruits, for the day ssf seE From
present. Indications We aoaeluas oS'aT n
tanlie win NOT befcpreseased 10 th,H k'sf
iO.0o0 from Iexa but ths fault is ho'
with the pedpls. sar hey are ready and
wiling to 50, IND Il was only necessary
for some Que hasins aathority to receive
recruits, u step f6rasrd and say "Como
On bows 'S-ard She men would have been
forthcoming. We believe company
esuId have been raised with little Difficult
sy; for since the issuiny Of the call hearIy
half enough men to fiji Il company have
..,nplied at the N0yrAREIL oihee to aseer-
saiia whasher any oo4y in the r"un:y VII
sssssherized to enlist them. We hav' no
ssilsa for want of men, but for somco"L!
ssrseeige them.
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HAWk-EYEDERs.

UPHILL WoRK-The editor ofthe Mt
Pleasant H9mr Jpu,'Aul, week before last
run a tilt against the Orphan Asylum
showing it up. as the work of some i'm
practicable 5chemer. The people of the
place hcId-, me9ring the Sabbath even
ing following. in behalf Of the institution
and responded by subscription ofS775.-
70, and appointed committee to canvass
the place, and expect to very largely in
crease this amount. The editor. not salts
fed with this verdict, deyotes most of his
last issue to the work Of denouncing it.
That is poor business, brother WoOlson.
The people Of your place are with you in
the right, bat not in the wrong. You
can't lead them astray. Better give tup,
The Orphan Asylum has the hearts Of
the people. 1t is bound to succeed
h,'ro Cfy R7"Itiu".
\ Aspiritel youns lady Of this city ac-
cepte1 the offer of a situation-that Of
driving one horse wagon used in deliv-
crin- goods to customera-banteTingly
offered her on condition that he would en-
list. Much to his surprise, she jumped
mo the wagon, sciztd the reins. and drove
to Bitztr's recruiting headduorrers. at the
Lieh,ibersrrs ) Hot@I. iicro the yo'm@
m1n's courage Eaile him, ami he made
square back out -N~.utino Jourapk
How TurY DO Tr.-The Sanitary
Cmnmis~;on of CErinta is certainly a
EAtriD' ic. benevolent institution. Wchad
the good tortuue to. attend one OF their
meetings h~t Monday evening They
have peculiar WY Of doing business.
however; Il mLn can't say word in that
society without paying tor it. Our gas
ing prnpeusitics are notorious. We pai,t
Ii dollar to get 10 make speech. Alter
rising from our scat, and looking majec-
ally over that slim auIience, one OF the
M - honorubtr MANNERS quietly sugces'
I'd hlt ii We would pay another doliaI
they would exhulurIte q, tfom the task.
We d dn even succeed Ia making
motion to Adjouru.-.S. w. Iona OdSerte
Hon. Repaen Noble of this city, will
be prc-ruted by hs friends. at rhc ap-
preaching State convention, for nomina
tn 10 the new Supreme Ju lg~hi Il
created bv act OF the Legislature last
winter, and temporarily flied by the ap-
poiniment OF lion, Z. {. Cole, by toy,
>tomc Mr. Y. will be Il strong candidate
and il VIII be difficult to persuade dele
yates from the nor hern section of the
State, that, witfr'all duo datcreucc to 9th
er cagdnlates, he is not the best man in
State for that position, - be Gregor Necs>
The Waverly PhoHt;r tells Of a man IN
Bremen county who has seven shcepwhich
have fifteen lambs. Six have twins; the
seventh has tr:plets Mr. Maynard, yoa
can take our hat. Thought IRE could tel!
something Of a yarn, but YOU draw the lpoeL
over our eyes completely. Hope that
none Of the Confederate rams have got up
the Cedar as far as Wayerly! How is it,
brother Maynard ?7-Iosra Record.
How TO ENCOURAGE ENLrsTMENTs
Mr.. J. Frank Harris, CLERK in the drug
store Of Messrs, Stevenson u Garnshah,
has enlisted In Capt Egberxs rOnpany,
and his emploYsFs, tnuss,ssls much aragret-
eng the, loss DE his services. wisbsa genef-
aus sssis:ispl wafthy e ernalatiea and
u h0aurg VII pay kslil salszy3s sg
sAs ii 'sried II m aats
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Directions for making and Forwarding
shJrts Tor the ifeulimb. Shirt Department
OF the Northern Iowa SANITARY I-.I:..
Shirts must be made Vi ble4cLe4 e,t-
ton, without co!tirs .the bosom; Z bar
bands ami cuffs are to beo men 4. b.. lns
PLAIN, not less than II nches long, vi
center plait inch vide alsI 5, ,pe.s- = on
each side Ii inch wide; colk4E bauds,wlt
inch wide III back and inch vide, in
front; cuffs Il inch vide; baas,sssls,sses
tor sleeve links. La measuring the sieess
measure from ceutar oil back 10 end zof
entf. Diilerent sizes pust he made ef the
following dimensions:
I SIR SEX il hi, y6ke es. slesses e,
body So, wrist 81 q I & & u. d.
sIxE eek EAss IA. solEe as slass
20, bosay o. wrist 10.
sazg Rr-rA eak II IL, ya I n
Sss 81
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M Charles Baughn purchased yesteI

ua- Charles Baughn purchased yesFer,.
day. the tract Of land known as the Pub
lie. Garden. for th;rt22n hun lecl d3llArs,
and intend, to erect i gaoI residence upon
the same. He also purchased, today, from
Mr.. Meaeh of HtrrisoH connty. four
acre.. nelr tho upper p'rt Of towa, tor"ae
bsol.rI aal ,x,n.r.iya 1'Hrr, Al are.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExeLuslrrLr roa rsx SoxpARErr

Chicago, May 26,-The Republican
State Convention which met at Spring.
field, Ill, yesterday, nominated ien Rich
ard OgIessy for Governor and Vim
Bross for Lieut. Governor.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing ths
administration Of Lincoln. ana instrac;jn-
! delegates to the Baltimore Convention t,
use every effort to secure his re-nimina-
ton.
Columbus, O., May 25.-Tho Repabli-
can State Convention met in this city
Resolutions to renew the pledges to sus-
tain the Government with men and money,
suppress the rebellion. recommend the re
nomination of Lincoln by the Naticna,
Convention, and approve of the amend
ment 10 the Constitution to make all
States free.
Louisville, May 2j.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day.
Resolutions were adopted that the Tn
ion men Of Kentucky are for the preserya-
ton and maintentnre Of the MON the
supremacy of the Constitution AMI the
destruction OF the rebellion without IN =:
regarI to what these objects may cost.
illusions by speakers to President lin
coln and to tn" prospect Of universal free
dom. were rartuousfy ar2Iaadet,
Chicago. Nay 2G.-rn the House, h.
eveatnr The speaker laid bet1re he hoa-~
the reply ot' President Lincoln to resolu-
tton aIoy.el Tu2s Jay, enc;ns,ny the cor
r,sp nIent,. be:weru See Seward AL Nr
Day IN rei4t.ye to the RESTITUTION adopted
BY the house agtinst the French invasion
oi Mexico.
Mr. Stwiri says 1t is an executive
question that does not belong TO Con.rc>e
:, take ac,ion in premises. an,l that wh,,e
fht PreS.d receives the uuanlnou, 1c"-
ilr4t,,on OF the house, wGh profound re
spcct t. which he Is entitled he direct
Ir Dayton IA iuform the French Gov
crnm ut that h. I9es not n'enl t. depar1
RON .ur h.lhc:tJ nunc,0ed !o.;ry con-
corning Frcn:h occupation OF NcAlco,
New York, My 2G.-Thc Hcroll's
eorr.. <pnndenee fr,tn the army Of the PV-
tomae, s-NS ,-,,.., ,,,.,, p,,.,,;. - cu,.,..
* l3. so,,b +, Richwpmi. Lee has the
lopgest d:stance t.. mar"h, aud the Proba-
bliItes are we shall r. zen ''',t ~ .1,,
may by torcci march ~ '.s w. -, 'h, I,. rs.,-
time bur fe - eAhiaSfe :, '"'' =, III.
"l o., the c''5' 's'"s@' v "a ''''
W. ,..,., s,,,-I,t,..,.-fll o9I
N u,stN,'u "~'S~
H. -, ,a,,:' - - ~ tyerron md U,ncocI
is he,and our. expecsat1,ns B"'h cro-s
G,c:el l)d-,'a.,glt o. tie r,2A. bMb o,
Moth Aunl, l!te tbs eYea'ng, liter "
shrrp and DECISIVE '"S 'ss3"S:' a ''S"
'r',n,'n-, ,,,.,,,,..
1h%J '~'. IL "a E.'-'$ u" Wv .',.I",sA. s',I,,
=. NC -, ~ -
from hs vintage ,"3 7roalla:
W1shiu.t,n. Nay 2B,-DeSifftcHe~
lrDm Gun Hrlnt received th,s morn -
inform he department that the rebel ar.
my still holds a strong l,~.tion bosw e''
North AMI South Anna RIVER. where their
E re-, ant,,,,rs TO b., e,nusenlrateI, 1t W.,
,,r,h,bfr rr.urs : nr } dAy. to develop hi,
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LARGE SrRAWs.

Our reports yesterday informei Ii '"'f
the Union Convention of New York had
declared almost unanimously in favor o.
the re. nomination Of Mt. Lincoln. To
day we are told that the State Conven-
tons of Illinois, Ohio and Nebraska have
q dnns likewise" These, with the States
that have previously appointed delegates
instructed for Lincoln, win make votes
enough to nominate,-and stM they come
Gan our Fremont friends see it?
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E.B. TAYLOR, Esl,. Of the Oma-
ha Republican,, dropped into our sd"cfH"
this lnoruiug. He WAS returning from the
Platttmeuth Convention, having discharg-
ed his duty to his country and voted for
Old Abe.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-28

10 which entrance was demanded and
denied. when it was broken into BY the
soldiers and the old man shot in the arm
He attempted TO defend himself and
store with an axe. The store was sci
on FIRE and consumed with its content,
and $500 in bills. A son of the old
man shot and wounded one one or two
of the soldiers. He. too. was wounded
1t seems to us that there is plenty o.
time these long summer days for de-
serters to be hunted up by daylight
The troops lounging around the Fort
have not such an amount Of labor on
had as 10 require them to 60 out in the
nigh. to hunt up deserters, either real
or imaginary; and We suggest to Gen.
Curtis that THE night work be abolish
ed. and the troops be kept in quarters
during the hours of darkness. What
was the use of burning Butchers store?
There is something wrong about this
affair.
The citizens Of LeavenwOrth recent
held large meeting in Laing's Hall
for the purpose of concentrating public
opinion against the notorious and open
violations Of the Sabbath in that city.
Addresses were made and series Of
resolutions passed having this object in
view. 1t is time for action in this mat
ter.
Companis A and H of the Kansas
7th are at Palmyra. NO., looking for
bushwhackers.
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ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS. !.

l.. The office will be open ct c.ock. . n
on the l4sh of September, and continue omen dr,
ring business hours until II o'clock, NJ. On m,
sed W CIV
2. Superintendenis Of the different d.n,r,.
men's are required to take charge Of ali sr,icle,
belonging to their respec i've depart ON thr;,
arrival, and arrange the same In thsir spnronr;.
ate classes, as per accompanying cards, and con !.
yenent for examination. - VIZ
3. Committees will report To the Secret,rv
by 10 O'Clock, =. n, on the 18th for duty. i. o,.
der that vacancies may be filled and had in
ineir awards by 2 r. N, On the 10th. All rrnor,s
OF committees must be in writing
4. Blue ribbon viii den To the fra, pre,n;u
and pink ribbon the second.
,. In addition 10 stated premiums, discre,ior.
ary premiums will be paid on articies De. med
worthy, not contained In the list, provided ,ha
OF the Society will sdmit.
6 Awards OF premiums will be read hv N,
Secretary nj P. NJ. on the 18th
Z, Tho ruls OF the Society, hours Of en,r,
and examination. must be strictly adhered IN :
The President, Vice Prssidsnt, Marshal and A..
.istants. will be on the ground, and their an,hor.
''y must be recognized and r, spccted.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-28

The Troy Investigator gives an ac
count Of couple on the way to Bau
mock. who called halt long enough il
that place 10 get married, and then pro
ceeced on their way rejoicing.
The Usage Chronicle says the chincl
bugs are playing havoc with crop. in
that region Of the country.
The reports from Southern Kansa,
are very encouraging for good crops
this year. They have had heavy rains
recently and all looks promising. More
grain than usual put in. AMI a much
larger yield anticipated.
The residence Of an old man by the
name Of Butcher. living in Sal, Greek
Valley near Leavenworth. was visited
by troops under the plea Of hunting up
deseriers. The old man kept a store.
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News Of the Week.

The rebel papers at Richmond give
doleful accounts of the burial Of Gen. ].
E. B. Stuart. who was killed by Sheri.
dams cavalry in the great raid.
The guerrillas on Red River have Ia.
ken Eve or six Of our transport boats,
which they pluudered and burned. The
whole machinery 10 Banks depa, tmen,
has been ou, Of order.
Bushwhackers are rising up in differ.
ent parts Of Missouri. numbering. rob
bing and burning. They are bold sine.
the reverse of Banks, and the north
ward movement Of Price and Marm..
duke. They will all have to te killed
and the sooner it is done the better 70,
all concerned.
Three new bishops we're elected BY
the recent General Conference of the
n. E. Church. sitting 10 Philadelphia,
namely DR.. E. Thompson. formerly o.
Delaware. Ohio. recently of the Rev
York Advocate, DR.. D. W. Clarke. re.
cent editor Of the Ladies' Repository,
aud DR.. c. Kinsley, recent editor of she
Western Advocate. Cincinatii. They
are all men Of sterling worth, and bet
ter selections could not have been
made.
Austria has agreed to an armis,ice
with Denmark. and the war in Europe
is at astand still.
The Indians on the plains. principal
ly the Chayennes, attacked the Culora-
do troops on the way in. and after sew
esal hours hard fighting were whipped
badly leaving 29 on the Geld. Our
loss 4 killed and several wounded.
The news from Arkansas is rather
gloomy. The rebels have became bold.
and ravage the country with q high
hans- They are raore numerous than
our troops. and bid fair to overrun the
State il not soon checked. Price and
Marmsduke are at their head. What
sad mistakes were the removals Of
Fremon; and Butler.
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Saturday, May %, 1861.
The Gcod News.

We have more encouraging news
than at any previous stage of the war.
Gran, is steadily pushing his way to-
ward Richmond. Lee has been COM
PEELED to evacua,e his strong position
at Spottsylvania. and run a race with
our army for the rebel capital. I. is
doubtful if he can End time to establish
successful line Of battle this side Of
the entertainments around Richmond.
The army Of the Potomac has done
some splendid fighting. and the rebels
have been ouigenerslsd.
Butter has been attacked with great
vehemence nine times by the rebels un-
der Beauregard. with Brag, and JEFF
Davis to help him; and nine times have
the rebels been repulsed BY our brave
troops with terrible slaughter 10 their
ranks; and Butler is still near Richmond,
holding the rebel leaders in great fear
and dread.
Sherman has had nine days skirmish-
ing and fighting with the rebels under
Johnston, and has succeeded in driving
the enemy from oil his strong holds
about Dalton. Our forces have the
railroads and communications in their
hands. Dalton. Ressca and beyond and
are pushing after the retreating foe as
fast as possible. We had some hard
fighting to accomplish these magnii-
cent results. but nothing to compare
with the conflict in Virginia. and our
loss under Sherman will hardly be
more than tenth of that under Grant
and Butler.
The prospect looks encouraging. The
rebels are nearer exhaustion than they
have ever been. and our army never
was in as good condition before. The
rebel leaders are evidently alarmed. A
report-not entitled to much credit
however-says JEFF Davis has fed Il iom
Richmond.
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8. Membership and single tickets can be OBJ
tained q ,hc Treasurcrs cfice, between the
ss hour. r.. q o'clock, ~. and ,. ~, each day
.. AZ / O'Clock. =. r., If the 10Th, IN addres.
win bs delivered before the Society.
10. Immediately after the address, nembers
Of the Society will meet in front Of the stand to
elect officers for the ensuing year.
1t will be noticed that the prs"ium list Is in.
creased in the number of offers, as well as in the
value Of premiums; this IS done with the express
understanding that if the receipts Of the fair aft
er duducting expenses, will not pay all premi-
nms awarded in full, esch viii receive, pro rat0,
its proportion.
Farmers, AscAasics aad OSsissns If Ja@srsoa Co.
You are cordially invited to aid and assist
us by your presence and the exhibition of articles
and animals, 10 mako the Third Exhibition Of
this Society far surpass any previous one in the
variety shown, and the amount OF receipts Ours
10 the banner county Of the State in its Fairs.
let ~ maintain that position. We shall do all
that our limited means will allow to mako the
coming Fair q decided success, and with your
hearty cooperation, we have no fears for the re-
suit. Shall we have iii This you muet decide.
Let your derision tell in earnest deeds und fec
i've efforts, and all will be well.
C. B. MCCLELLAN, President,
H. @. TURNER. Vice President,
90 C. A. BucE, TREAsuRKn,
@. B. CARSON, Secrerary:
MENBKRs o. 1HT BOARD:
E. N. HUrcHESs, Grasshopper Falls,
AARON COOK, Rock Creek,
DAVID DEvoRE. Kav,
N. E. HoRToS. Osawkee,
9. w. GaAY, Kentucky,
Taos R. BAyxE, Ssrcoxie,
W. c. BALL, Oskaloosa,
J. B. TAYLoR, Jefferson.
Oskalooss, May a, 1864.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to.
the corner OF Shawnee 4 9Th sts.. oppo-
site the Mansion House, Leavenwor,h.
and have on hasd a full supply Of Med
.c'nes. Fine Perfumery. Brushes Of all
.'ncs. and every thing pertaining to the.
Drug trade. iss-,f
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Best Bull Calf under l year old 100
Best Gov over 4 years old 400
Second do. 2.OO
Best Cow 8 years old and under 4 500
Second do. 100
Best Heifer year old and under g 200
Best Heifer Calf under J year old 100
Awarding Committee. NJ. Huber,
VIM. Bayne. VIM. Gragg.
Lor 2.-DEvoE--THoRouGH BREEDS.
Best Bull 4 years old and over $500
Second do. 200
Best Bull 8 years old and under 500
Bull g years old and under 8 600
Bull year old and uudere 200
+" Bull Calf under I year old 100
Cow over years old 400
Cow years old and under 800
Heifer years old and under 8 200
Heifer year old and under 2 200
:" Heller Calf under year old LOO
Awarding Committee-Hiram Webb.
David Devore. Thos. Moore.
Lor 3.-OTHER BREEDs. &c.
TNorE-Pedigrees in this lot must be
furnished as far as practicable.
Best Bull 3 years old or over $500
Best Cow 8 years old or over 800
Second do. 100
Best Heifer 2 years old and under 3 600
t" Heifer year old and under 2 200
+" Heifer Calf under year old 100
'ommittee.-J. G. Todd, James Hin
ton. Uriah Coy.
LOT 3.-MILcH Cows.
Best Mich Cow Of any breed s4.OO
Second best 200
Lor 5.-FAr CATTLE Of ANY BREED.
Best fat Bullock Of any age zoo
:" Cow Of any age 200
: LOT 6.-WoRK OXEN AND STEERS.
To be exhibited in the yoke.
Best yoke Oxen years old or over 800
To Boy under Is years Of age. best
training yoke Steers under g years 9 90
To Boy under Is years of age. best
training yoke of Steers year old 100
Work Cattle to be thoroughly tested
to be entitled to q premium.
COmmittee.-W. Armstead, NJ. Holi-
day. J. B. Hollingsworth.
Lor 7-SwEEPsrAKEs.
Open to all Breeds of Cattle.
Best Cow or Heifer. any age Silver cup
Best Bull Of any age Silver cup
Commislee-H. S. Walsh. S.A. Chap
man, Elisha Garret.
B-HoRsEs. JACKS AND Mules.
LoT 8-HoRsEs-THoRoUGH BRED.
This 10. embraces only those animals
whose Pedigrees are traceab'e in full to
the American or British Stud Book, or
the American Turf Register. Pedi-
grees to be presented when the entry is
made.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-28

WAL OIL for sale BY DIvxlsrss h
~ EVANS at 30 cents per gallon. Fam.
NY Groceries at Lowest River Prices.
C. 4 E.
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RIVER PRICES.

The motto Of "Live and I.e, Live" will govern
is IL our dealings so'e'n
Call and SEQ us before purchasing
elsewhere. Al the old Drug Store
stand. North East Corner Of Jefferson
and Delaware Streets.
'oo-u COY & EVANS.
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Best Band Instrumental Music.

open 10 The Stale Tor competition $25, 90
Comm,Aee-Rob't Mccartney. Jared
Rutty. Dr.. J. Peterson. }. II. Jones. s.
Kerr. r G. Elliott. G. B. Carson, W. .
NJ. Kiscaid Mrs. A. w. Spaldiug. Mrs.
J. p. Tewksbury, Mrs. j. B. Oliver.
Mrs. J. p. Townsend. Mrs. J. o. Reed.
Mrs. H. Cole. Mrs. G. N. Ice. Miss
Kate Nswland.
{ Bands competing will be entertained
f'ee Of charge during the Fair.)
Ladies' Equestrian Exhibition.
filst Premium IS; ed do Silver-cup.
Committee-H. G. Turner. D. l.. La.
kin. H. S. Walsh. Mrs. J. P. Barnes
Mrs. Isaac Hull. Mrs. J. Rowling.
Slow Mule Race.-Premium $500
Committee-A. Sinnard, NJ. w, Bald.
win, w. c. Hicks.