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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-24
IN PROBATE.-Iowa County Court.

In The matter q the eStqte q George Messe NTH, &e-
ceased. s. 4eI as
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
ION WORCESTERSHIRE AND PERExpro5
SALE
3. ROTH. AUCTlONBBR

EloN EoTIcE.-PosITIvE AND PERExpro5
b. ROTH. AUCTIoHBBR.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
INT ROSEWOOD P[AkOFOnTR,
RICH PARLOR FURNITURE
sH RASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPRTk
IN AND CHINA VASES &C.
II Az an EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
on 1His DAY t1uEsDAY,. Sep, ,s
esdence ll9 est Eighth street (Clin.cp p!Ace) be.
II tween Fifth and Sixth Avcnuea
pmmeuclng at ii O'Clock precisely.
comprises the contents OF the house And most Of
tade 10 order for the present owner by celebrated
lers, and used but seven mouthA The whole wili he
|fmp;orly. rain or shine Offering extra Inducements
|kLOR AND DRAWING BOON FURNITURE.
Il beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Par'or
vercd in rich French satin brocatel ana reps. rurk
chairs and Lounges to match. rose wood Csntrs
Tables; ktagcres. Corner and Book stands y day
FLOCK, rich China and PariAn Vases. PArioS Orna
flrgant Brocate and Lace Curtains. hne collec
ia Paintings En2rsvings large Mirrors and Chan
kiCKET ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COvER-COSr SIO0
{snt INSTRUMENT. with round coraera beautifully
Egs and case. with all modern i'm prove ments over
full iron plate Francn ACTON full seven octave
"a aud mahogany Bees'eads. Bureaua Wsshstapds,
Spring and Hair Mattresses. Beds, Blankets Tea
Extension Table. Glass China and Silver Ware.
DC Sale positive Deposits raQured-
PARTIES wishing 10 attend the sale will take sixth
ars or stagcA leAving ~ Eighth street, few doors
Il house
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
SALES Ar AUCTION.
rloN NOrlCE-D D oAULKlSs AucrIoNEi

fius AOrlCB-D. GAULEfSS. AucTloNEEh.
spLEsnlD HOUSEHOLD EUEyIruRE
AND WORKS OF Akf. dc.; ;,
Al public sutioD this dgs (fuesdayl sept L.
est Fourseenth street. beemeeu Eighth and Ni1th
Tto5Sf. oesASas sfs ssE w15bh 4 S
hosEWooD ANg shAGk sIsct SUITS
~ AND oRaoLU oHASanhEbhAiEEEeiSos SahbAEEios CARPETS.
AND ohEspFfs GHiS4 ASb 9kisArHENafh aasrEE nihaoss
ADE AND LACE cGKrA,i!ss; ss;noyyv sr.rr.nm
Arsrlsos BY kMiSnsr Sisfisl aRfisfs sFs siAroASs'
n.o,oes cpAE, cpAAE EATEssIos TABLE.
sIELD TABLE csIlIHsY rIaS,rThs TAsLk LINEN
oh .mc II tse rcss Lops i sye
carved Psrlor Furuiture ever offered NJ public src
"a To be sold without any reserve An examination
rs contain three elegant run suits Of sosewood Par
9ituIe In tch oioeAde and satin rosewood Etageres.
AGXIFIcENT RosEWo ooD PIANoFORTE,
Il Stool and Cover,
ieRs and case. all modern improvements
msgnitceet Z, collection q rare Paintings rosewood
4ro top Tables richiy carved. vsises ana Brusse.
bedsteads wasasiands, Sofa Beds. 10 6ne hair
ken pure Haf Matre> >ses from 70 TO so pounds made
Fable, OAK Arm Chairs. silver Ware rich China,
nd Silver Cutler Forxa Spoons &c.. With heavy
Engraved Glass Ware OF every description.
ien 10 sttendArce 10 cart IRck or ship goods Tor pur
The on Painting, in this sale cost over $4,000
o OF the most elegant MAntoi mirrors Ia this city.
pve House aud Lot for sale at q decided bargain.
BuRNHAM Anc1IoNEER. -
|lfoRTE DRAWING ROOM SUITES, sTATCARY.
many Is51 pusio .na 'sIsy %uSTf9N TSsk' Of Aa'
On this cav TUESDAY, september IS.
Elegant resiaeoce. No iis West Tweny third s:res,.
psA%'iISo W Z 10 Room.
ne and ormolu Chandeliers, Medallion Vsves Car.
pgs Brocade and Lac Curtains, Cornice. two eIe
IT'S covered with Freich brocs,ei, richly carved
cent sod SHi ro,ewooa Etsserc French plate mir"o,
acretary aad Bookcase lined with ss.inwood. superb
css. sss' sssss ee: s.S
Extra large Man,ei snd Pier Mirrors ssyres and
G9hf Hsis; flAsoyoRrr
eosnsr' s cared sgs and ssss made 70 ords, ey city
ScEST sSfTTsnsEsi sTHb MdpssN diss vof o TfraSsrxa
iaf ss ssas2s s.p . ss. T s:.
Se,a al 81 Pe,ersbura BY Ke,chel. Sea views by
,Sss ssn on sis ss SCENES in ey Soe 6saa
t9SxHs J. xasrvs srAES1a. Ass ws
Arc, Richa d Crur Go Leon, Indian Warrior.
fsycse Ic Two mssniacen, saere, Tares rom rom
PsrAn Vases, Figures, Bsaus ans crmoiu OrnA.
spsDJlelb Ormou Ci0ck
u DINING ROOM
nns Tas cal Bcs os,s sa'a. @sSs s,1 tcp
.ls Dscsnters. Gob,ets, Champagnes Vines. Lem
\ Tumblers fancy Celery and Preserve Stands, Pm
Is, ruby an paran marble Punch Bowl LiaNor
,ina Dinner Sets. decorated Tea Sets Silver nnsr
Service, Coffee Urn. Casters. CAKE Baskets Nap.
igs, Spoons. Forks. ivory handle Table Cuusry
and Chairs Chambers Rosewood DRESSING Bn.
fledsteads. Wardrobes Commodes. Armore- =. GlAce.
Ilsttresses, Feather Beds BlanketA CsaGlerSApeA
Ifo Basement and Kitchen Furnitnre Par
Hing 10 attend this will take tho Fifth or Sixh
sli and stages At the Aslor ST Nicho a. snd Metro
hoteiA leaving NJ Twenty thtrd stree, near The
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

RAaNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
SPLENDID REcErrIoN
POW wksFuL AND rALssrKn TED DOUBLE COMPANY.
Tho Sa'eaR s ar. .crh ss issrsSSSs sSo
aew,y desora,ea go and yept.ssa lv. .vn poovr.r,R.
4ss xsD
'aa '''fi FIRST sSSs'si Class S PLACE or AMusgMENr
nas :. 81
AfTEaNooS .na EVENING.
| ATIERNooN ATS r.x,o.
slSsGE 3 Ess s55s5aSs
NEW .oo.E TIE + sH5ss. u..e.
.S .RS P0sEss,S P9sE s:s NsAaA Twa ACTS 'r gov"
LsEHs siIa 1as PIsaHsszf aas1 rAxc.
THE ssE4F GREAT fSs THtEs SSsss.Ilos
shiLiIiSSE skiSsrasasfFi raakafFious
'RssH n rrhhFqESAssEs rhE lsSASsE n6SS GSSh DAY
Nil and ; .nt y, p. NJ. 10 conjunction With he
a9s aaaHsSSSsss sJS stSsisst 'SS Il s$fE s$SFHEH.
MARRIED cafrks I ASsac sacnKEoK MfHEkS xsp sKL1a.
all four combined ess sire and weight shan small sss1
STALL LIZ MEYER SEE rsHIs S!s LIKE ss As.s
0' nc '' rnL fts iBtESfcaI III M M peeosruxs
their marriage day. February 10, 1868.
Al eacS lcvee they wIli perform
ENTiRELY Nkw AsU ORIGINAL CHARACTER0,
SONGS, DUETS, DANCES
The 'aughaDe piece emitted
NEW YEAR CALLS
viii be performed every evening
TONY DESlER in his great sti!t Act.
THE GRAND OECEESTRICH
viii play at short intervals day aud evening
EXTRAORDINARY LIVING HUMAN NOVELTY,
Just brought from JircassiA.
Marvellous living African Mud Fish, Giants Dwsrs Agbk
aud
MILLION OTHER CUhlO6iTlKS
$1,000 feel ,f fresh air dn used -
house
NOTICE The cnterar-nrnu ~ me morn ing even
ing ,cxs crowded with Visitors han thoss Of tie sss-
noon.
Adm.sson 30 cens, Children Under Ten. ID senla
pARNGM'S SPECIAL NOTICE
During he short of Genera Tom Thumb 49,
family tne Will be opened into Ann
through which visitors and avoid the crowd
All necessary precautions have been taken 10 the
sornfort OF visitors r. T. BARNUM.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
EXPRESSES. .

DURWAu's FURNITURE RxPRBss OrpICg lis
- Yves, nleveuth stree. between p'nh And Sixth ave-
and shipped Al nars the world, Larse wagons for
MOVING flrnilre ln t'ly VJunti, rurn,ture stored
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
A AnusrMr

clpRwY ov ngs,cr f7'Y 7Irrf ~ IT.
tSSs4sSs eaovSa SS' ....,..,,,,.. ;oGs;.s:
vtSsssps4' sEssss .i'gE s!s. osFS r a.
ONLY 1854 ssGSsffsl9s l9s, TVS ns,y ,sykAsos,
0 Vos ro.ors Opera. u :sar ssss, NJ .t II
SzETfHA.
Ia as-u.. FOURTH sa, -e..or.d
si9S5h; rhsoo9ks aAssssss
fGgSskIr REsFIoa srslsssks
sarsTrff f'AA ofro SrsSs ssHass nnsSs
1aE HsaS Sisefi s':f5 ssD osouEsrs
,op The sp,T!sa .na ened q reaasns Won re
theme Of the varae oo@rnendat,oa 80"
ss@p,a = Hsys
freely onrod rsrastt :. Se hesrs h saytae .s ,Sis
opera was never 50 well peEsoned before The sctor
"Heurie,ta' NINE Johaan ,eaI. NsSess Nile Ercds<.
sa.p.r.,sa .esssi@ pas!. Tss .. >, .Is;4s% sss
compaay.-Bosion Journa, Naya
asmM.s orrR. universal pean Of praise
% Ss ss % ss sssD1
our public We bad earned pace bu. Iit.e re
sac. he epors from one, ss where M sns
Bohsnia ruled anG tho opening with unbiass6
swsssnns maT,S. % oossa upon an audience Of enssus
III. mos. sase Of S..e soers The Oldest and mos, ncs
opers devoes and the cultured musician ocoapsd IRA
each psr'osmnac. Mr. COMPANY n.se met n u:
triumph.-Bostoa cour Ter, Mays
a. =, s?'; :': :s
~ las opesss pss Win ,o ss s s:
sadienee. ever % ssssmolsa 10 Bslinors
and M nsrs
ken s.s sa SrgsAo e S.: 1ass
Now Martha was 40, just he opera we should have ave
,oa sss oo sosanf r ri asss
~ payau ~ ..on ah,o ., ~ ,.rough N. whois
sarha after ihe sparkling ars after the fus
., sna Re.s s s Of . M h saes sad e s "
ys found M sss and sd q. ~ hs d mSf %
sysnng and carried AZ S sos qs Sy ss
M ana - ~ n o c. " mos ins
All agreed shs, Martha never Va. performed !.
ns and SHOW M: o%p.., We. sss,r:
"Musica. Journal Boston. May -
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES III,
. sTd Drss' S,ss q ses IS cents
sas seat, ssunas: ai saS4 assse%y
ThoSYs, Nassau sres, nsa, Wall and the Yif,S Ave-
sa,urday y-Grsna Naunee-FAUsr. entire.
f. No charge Tor reserved seat" Aed
AcaTDaSssYo " nEslc5nsEoq}xxt5nsi }xt.sio SEPT y
TN one DAf sldF Fgaan osIs q tasSS Grand SarssH
sosss sSS s5sEans
precisely advertised hs DAY 10 be Given - the Ns~
sale OF seearea ses. con.noss At the Academy Broos
,n and :. Anhonys Has'au street. sornsr Of pss
NEW sowERY THEATRE
~ sole 1.1Ssi'S; 1SSsD%y ayEssxa Sept; B: Is.
First A'ght Of the eminent American % trasediaa.
who viii Appear "A ,.n
BE" Scenery 1s "a aafTsR 2FsIpa' Aa'
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

NtsTRAroR's SALE OF OLD BOURBON
hskey, Brandy, ssgArs. .hc. .-BtNJ p FAIR
Aucttoueer. will cell on Wednesday, Sept IL, ~
at l20 Nassau street. second story the following
rels old Bourbon Whiskey.
her CASKS brandy
eIs New England Rum,
| Giu and other Liquors.
quantity Of Havana and Domestic sesarp. &c.
der OF JOHN ALbkiGHI.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

L. SMITH, AUcTIoHEER, WILL SELL THIS
lay At n o'clock, at No II Stuyvesant place tN!nth
between second and Third avenues, one Piano, 81
tone and finish: cost $500: three paror suts. rose
Id mahogany; Bedroom Suits, Rockers. Looking
mahogany and maple Chairs Tables, BRUSSELS and
Carpets aud every that belongs 70 hrs CLASS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

ACHANGE.-Mr HITCHCoCK has been
q cceeded as agent of the Southern Stage
line at this place, by Mr. MILNER, who was
located at this point for short time, about
year ago Mr.. Miner is an accommodating
gentleman, we'll liked BY those who do bust
ness with him, and win make the Southern
good agent. Mr. HIrcHCooK. we under
stand intends to retire from the service Of the
company. We regret this step, but the Stage
Company has much more reason 10 regret 1t /;
Mr. H. is one Of the most efficient agents in
the west, and Messrs. Frost & Hooker will
''stage it long time before they find another
Hitch one who will 50 carefully regard
their interests and be at the same time so uni
versally popular with the people. We wish
him abundant success in whatever enterprise
he may now embark, and can assure the
public that be will at all times do TO tie to.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

SoLID.-On the west side Of Main street,
9 short distance north of Broadway. is large,
neat-iooking brick building, that might read
lily be mistaken by a stranger for church
edihce. This Is where an "Abolitionist, 50 who
answers to the singular eognomsn Of SxITH.
does the indoor work for the greater portion
of houses built in council Bluffs, and we ven-
ture the assertion that 8 better shop, occupied
by better carpenter, is not to be found in
the West II is one of the solid improvements
Of the present seasOR-where & solid man does
solid work
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

espnza8 n ttksrs ...x d
Mstsssn;eh -. = 80 saa1fae assa
The visa. = 80. {. sna Fasis-
aduisesnssa ~ s Z -
me - - estn = = '1zs'e q y
las1 = ssasss pack & - $50 y fasssias
me nan sAd is3al' = 80 p nsss 49, 80 *s kfssA
N hgSPs sAa ~ asss pfaotizas = - - *aas y
increasing ne sxnllsratlns pFslsskss e s1e Nsae
~" s@ss 70 sas aeienasss ~ 80 80 sassf 1871
OaeeieSlsn sae dreeks
The safest and esst Of ell ssAilarsakz - essz7
VINE. MANY physassans ana msfzeaA CO.
@e masa nafs aofsaga Wine. 1ness = aas II szAss1
ttnes me qasAiits o. ZINES g psFss1 -
spaan ana herman y taan ca ~ szss
there from the saan'ssy o. gszpss x1ssT = 81
one saiegnard' and that = g 80 ~ 80 Rszfe
h~A'e "i7ss- IShPors'se y aAssa ~ Z -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

IMPORTANT ORDER.-We areinformed
that an order was received yesterday by the
u s. Land Office in this city Withdrawing
from sals. location. Homestead entry, or pre-
emption claim, all the public lands in this
Land Distric,-a similar order having hcen
sent TO all the land Offices in. the State This
order has been made by the Secretary Of the
Interior. at the request ofthe Iowa delegation
in Congress with a view to the adjustment Of
the several grants of land recently made by
Congress TO the State of Iowa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

"Have you got sister, Then lore
and cherish her with q holy friendship,
saws an exchange, to which an eastern
paper adds: If you haxn't got a sister
of your own. take some other fellows SIS
ter and love her. The effect is jnss =
good and sometimes better Should mat
tiers eliminate in matrimouy, you viii re-
ouire one of those splendid suits OF clothes
-togetherwith shirts, collars, hosiery gloses,
cravats, and divers other things, all q
which may be found in great variety g
Grassland & Folsom's.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

real ESTATE BULLETIN.

rs FOR SALE.
, ii, acres of land, II miles from town, on the
rssatO Omaha,
Some lots in Andrews subdivision.
q seyeraa pieces Of improved property in
original town:
Twa large lots in voorhis' Addition .
House and lot in original iowa.
Io,. in Jacksou's and Myastet' addition.
Some choice residences Dots--serms, on"
h,r cash and balance in twelve months at
- nal. IN PALMER, Agt.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

~ The City Council should see to it
that the bridge over Indian Greek Tor rather
the place where the bridge ought to be- is
attended to in some manner. There should
either be good substantial bridge across the
creek, or a culvert in the old bed near its
junction with the ditch, to connect Bryant
with Main street, so that teams might cross
from one street 10 the other.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

ALMOST EvERYTHfNG.-By the ad-
vertisement Of WEIKIcH & SMITH, in another
column, il VIII be seen that these gentlemen
have for sale pretty near everything needed
in a'.well regulated family purchased
in the east exclusively for cash, and especially
for this trade. The purchase Of their stock
was attended to, personally, by the senior
member 9th firm, who is one Of the long
time residents of this place, and knows pre-
cisely what kind and quality Of goods will
best meet the demands oil the western "S"e
Call in, and look at their stock.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

Accidental gentleman from the
count-y-whose name we could not learn
fell from his wagon on Broadway, nearly op-
posite the County Clerks Office, this afternoon
about clock, and was seriously If not ia
tally injured The front wheel Of the wagon
passed over his head. and the hind wheel
across lis breast His recovery is doubtful.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

Rea- The new advertisement OF Werlich
4 Smith will appear to-moFrsw In ths mean
time, should our readers be In wants of any
thing in the line Of groceries, rrsrisieas,
queensware, wooden or witlow-ware, they
will end No stock on Broadway, opposite
the Treasurer's office.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

A CuASGE.-Capt, WILLIAMS has
sold out his Merchants Exchange" to Ro-
BEAIR, who will continue the business at the old
stand, and will spare no expense or labor to
keep the establishment up to the standard Of a
frst-elass saloon. The lee Cream department
will also be kept up in No. style, afording a
delightful resort these hot evenings.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

m- A gay party of the elite of COun-
Gil Bluffs, had picnic few miles from town
to-day. 1t "went hard" with the boys. Of
the NoFFAREIL Office TO stick at their cases =
and pick type" despite the pressing iuvita-
tons of thd lady managers to come into the
woods and pic mic"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

s@The weather is cooling off'--the
Thermometer struggled in vain to get its head
sb,vs the i03 der. mark, Tbursda yaf ernool
--ninssy-nins was the highest. at o'clock
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

pa. Read Mr.. Nasby's letter on the
aorainstion Of Fremont, in another column.
he eOmprshsnds the position and knows
twists the matter 5~... T..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

rA. q. l.. oP A, No. 27.-The reg
mar meetings Of this Council are held every Sat
.,d,v ats o'clock P. u. in Union Hail. Lower
R.o.away. A full attendance is requested.
+ By ORDER.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

~ Notwithstanding the hot weather
basiness sin continues quite brisk, and our
ssses.apfssent very lively appsaranse.--
Bresdasy han bsea s.alissp al slny.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

~ Yesterday and to-day, according to
the almanac, were the longest days in the
year.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

I NEW GooDs.-HoPPEa, at the RI O.
Book Store b ID rcceipt II ) Asass-fEssl Of new
s"~ds embracing almost everything Ia his
line. -. - = :.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25
THERMoMETRICAL-The temperature
/, snged Taesda-, as follows, by our thermome'eT-

THERaoMETRIcAL.--Wednesday was
not quite a. hot IS Monday and Tuesday,
int stfll warm enough for comfort. The fol
fa<f,g Il et,r record
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Tearingup roadsin every direction

New York, 18.-A Herald correspon-
dent says of the 9Th corps fighting on
Friday:
The days work commenced at daylight,
when they found the rebels had fallen
back to the I'd line j. =
In the night the works were attacked
with great gallautry. --.ttf
There was a severe struggle for poses
sion Of the railroad track leading TO Nor
folk. which was finally taken.
This appears to have been the only adj
vantage gained.
Another correspondents. with the 9th
corps says: ~
! The rebeis made an attack as 10 P m,
coming up in 2 columns. On reaching
our line, whether iatentional Or the result
lofs hlundes, one colur1n shouted We
surrender. Two hundred sad fffy we're
thas npssias pfisoHaras
es|,ar & ~ g So 49,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

FEE1s GooD.--Ye venerable reliot of
Black warrior rejoiceth--his heart is made
xaaa3-his confederate soul is conforted Some
'bSsix said him that gold was up to two hmm
dsS h1l siraightway he throws up bis hat
for joy, szoutfng "Ailelniahs gold ~ up. gree.
backs :. down, the Abslitionists win fail, and
nay master JET. may Jet traumPh
By the way, t'kurnal, - woaidn't this Be Q
srst-rass time to pay over thaa ten Thousand
a gold thai yaH skeis frop she " 3 LeAa l
a 'ee I lev year, - Ten thoasaaa aellars
,va,Ila s. vsrzk i q sTeenbssks
- slIsr6 - asvsrnnsnt
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

FREsH LEMcSs.--I will be in receipt
Of fresh lemons every week during the present
season and am prepared to FL orders promptly,
10 sav extent. The trade supplied on liberal
terms. ,onp.4D
Juue 20-dtf ANtONIE hODhAIH'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25
IMPORTANT FROM HUNTER

He is striking for Lynchburg
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ANTOINE ROBEAIR.

THERMoMETRIcAL-Yesterday. (Sun-
day, l9thl our thermometer ranged as follows
in the shade:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-25

Capture of Petersburg equivalent
To fall of Richmond
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Fall of Petersburg cuts off Lees
Source of supplies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-08
FROM PETEfSBURG.
IFRoM ouR own coRREsPoNDrHr.
PETERSBURG, VA. November

----------
PETERSBURG, vAs November 5, 1864
The campaign of sixty-four, in my opinion, has
ended. There may be few more Reconnaissance"
dash, Or sally, but the stubborn fighting is over
and Petersburg and Richmond, after an uppsral-
leled expenditure of blood and trea-ure, are safe
still unredueed by the enemy.
The army hereab0uts are preparing for the win
ter. The men in the trenches must suffer a good
deal, though they are fixing themselves up as COM
tortably possible. In the rear, the quartellnas-
ter, commissary, ordnance and medical departments
are making themselves comfortable. Houses are
being built and everything gotten ready for the
snow King when he shall, rs he must, long, pro-
claim q truce.
The army, at this time is we'll ted, the animals
well toraged, and the transportation is all III cx
celent condition. The troops too, are well sup
piled with good substantial clothing, and, believe
all are well Shod. The Government seems to be do
ing better than ever BEFORE far taking Of
the army goes.
The quartermaster, commissary, ordnance and
medical departments have been cleared of all able
bodied men except teamsters, and they are being
gradually relieved by negroes. These bomb-pIooIs
number some four 10 five thousand, and are valu-
able accession to the lighting department" OF
General Lees army.
The Council of this city have adopted stringent
ordinance forbddng the sale OF liquors; and yet, IL
rumors be true, IL is little than so much waste
paper The fact is, whskey now our greatest foe.
Men and ofceIs-and, dare say, more OF the latter
than the former-by some means manage to pay five
dollars n drink for the article readily as it COM
manded five cents III peace times. And this, too,
when the land is filled with widows and orphans
crv for bread. is it not a burning shame Can
V. poet success if we are a nation Of whiskey-
driL -ers!
In the campaign now closing, the brigade of Cen
eral Wesiger (Mahone's old brgadel has captured
Twenty-Five battle-tags OF these the Sixty first
Virginia Licutenant-Colonel Stewart, captur'd
eight the sixteenth, Lieutenant Colonel White
head, seven; the Forty-frst Iieutenant-Colonel
Minetree, five; the Twelfth Major Lewellen, three
the Sixth, Colonel Rogers, two. Truly, this Is q
proud record Besides this, they have participated
in not less than pitched battes always achieving
success A