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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
Fire at Evansvilie, Ind.

EvansvIIIe, August 5.
Chandler's block, ia which is located
the postofice. Adams Express, the gas
Office, Coolridgs's fancy dry goods store,
Adams photograph gallery and number
of Offices, was fred in the garret By an in
cendiary last night. The flames burst
out this morning about 6 O'Clock. and,
before subdued, destroyed the upper por-
tion Of the building. The only loss was
from water on the lower floors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
Rebels WHIPPED at Cumberland.
New York, Aug. 8.

The Tribans's special from Frederick,
dated $50 last evening, has the following
comforting report of the defeat Of the
rebels at Cumberland
General Kelly was attacked at Cumber-
land yestsrday evening at 4 O'Clock BY !
large force under Bradley johnson and
NcCsEslapd. Alter p severe tight for
several shonfs duration he comFstely
routed the enemy, capturing several csis-
sons Y Esat slas1y wgng end vast
amount of plunder vhieh they Nd std
10 Psn1sylsanis. 1ssa piu 81
rstseat towards Oldte(4 aud elly par.
|o3ne -. = - - fansa ssalfa- z1f S-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

Rebels On the Baltimore ana Ohis Rail
read.
s pecial to Post.1
Washington, Aug 5.
Earlys headquarters are Al Winchester,
snd detachment OF rebel cavalry il still
on the line of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad.
The War Department has assigned
Gen. Emery TO command ths 10Th corps.
Gen. Hooker has been ordered to re-
port at Washington without delay.
The whole rebel army il iow in front
Of Petersburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
Affairs at New orsssas.

New York, August s.
BY the steamer Yazoo We learn that all
the troops in New Orleans we're suddenly
cent up the river on the 26th.
1t 10 reported that the rebels were ad-
vancing or Aorganza, though i. is not
known that these troops have gone to that
place.
One thousand released Union prisoners
had arrived ut New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

A nag Of truce was permitted BY the
rebels frem 10 6c'cloek to-day v burr
the dead snd bripgof the wounded. Very
few were found alive, and Of thoss who
were alive several died last night, and bu,
few are expected to recover. The ground
for two hundred yards was thickly strewn
with dead. The greater portion were ne
gro trooPs-i8o Of the latter and So
whites were counted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

Efforts 70 give meClellan q Command
Aooker 20 have m important Post
ton.
New York, Aug. ;.
The Commercials Washington special
says it is understood an earnest appeal
will be made to the President, by leading
Republicans, to give Gen. Mcclellan .
command.
1t is urged that enlistments to the
amount of 100000 would be secured in
New York.
The impression gains ground that
Hooker will have an important CON-
mand.
1t is becoming apparant to the war de-
partment that the rebels are resolved on
vigorous campaign on the upper Poto-
mac, and are reinforcing Early strongly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
Why Hseks1 RssignsA-Rsbsl Less n
Atlanta.
Cincinnati August 5.

Cincinnati August 5.
Gen. Hooker lefs here last night for
Washington. The Commercial says his
retirement from the army resulted from
feeling in his heart the indignity done
him By the appointment Of Howard TO
suct.eed HcPhe1on.
The Atlanta Appeal, Of the Gath. I'd.
mite tho loss of elk thousand il the battle
of die 20tb, and says at the rate of fight
ing since Hood took command, the rebel
army will be annihilated in three weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

Washington. August 3.
Three hundred rebel ca talry visited
Hagerstovn last Friday. burning . train
Of cars and some freight.
zen. Early crossed the river the same
day with 5, 900 men, and On return OF
this cavalry from Hsgersto wn recrossed
the river. he now holds| Martinsburg
and surrou nding country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of Adjutsnt T W Pratt will take pl.ee
from the residence Of Mrs. T. L Hawkes. above Hamii-
ten. to-day At O'Clock P. N
The friends Of the family invited to attend without
further nnfce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
The War In Illineis-3oo ousrfillas n
monte emery Oeuuty-A Fight On sat.
urday-Excitement at HillSbero.

monte emeEy Oounty-A Fight On sat.
urday-Exeitsmsnt at Hilisbsre.
For some time past it has been known
that large bands of well-armed and or.
gsnised outlaws existed 10 Montgomery
county, Illinois, who meditated mischief.
Recently their movements have become
20 audacious and threatening % to de-
mand the attention of the authorities
Last Saturday the Sheriff Of the county.
with posse. started sftsr the outlaws
with the design Of attacking and dispers-
ing them. Whils in pursuit, hh force
was suddenly fred upon from ambush by
the enemy. One Of the, Sherif's men
vas killed, one wounded and two mtstiuc.
The man killed Was shot With three brl.
lets. AT the time the train passed Litch.
Geld, 1t six o'clock ?. NJ, random flghtiur
was still going on. .
The guerrillas flor they are nothing
else) number about 500, and have thes,
camp near Vsu Burenburg. about sixteen
miles from the Terfs Hsute and Altop
iaiirosd, 10 thick forest. They are the
sdme men Who endeavored to rob 1 nav.
nastss % the road, short time aee. 6v
throwia6 tho tFaia of tho track
Ihere y high excitsmeut = Mont.
gomssy and bond eoast;ss over IL esh,
Of 6stssasy, snd sik hsndIsd sNiGl - -
cAsAesd - atssek IL sssssills senS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


The majority in this city for amending
tho Constitution Of the State to allow sol
diers to vote is l6.9lS. Every ward voted
for the amendment except the 4sh and
18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
.LACKSMITH'S NOTICE.
CIDE-WALK NOTICE.


n ~ eessrs sf ssy If tAe Jseriss dssersbfd Lots'
smeesing Of the City Council OF the city OF keokuk,
held August l. 1854, the following orr er was made
Rss,Iyed that the owners Of lots and L. block ~,
.ne lots and IL block 80 be directed TO have e SIDE
ak In front Of their respective lots Fourth street
Graded and paved six feet wide; also that the owners o
lots and l2 block 81 lots and L. block - lots ana
IL block o. and lots and II, block dl be directed 70
have the sidewalk in front OF their respective iot or o
,reaf GRADED and paved six feet in With Also that the
gvness a lota L. block a. bts and Il epek 81,
and lpts and Il block As, be directed to lay psn
,it nr feet wide in front Of their respective lots on
HmrtA ssreet Also, that the owners 81 lots AM -
hork sq and lots and L. block 5s be ordered 70 s
snk ak feet wide in OF their Respective 10y ~
fsnh .tre.t Alo that the owner of lot block W vs.
directed q have laid in fnt q hrs 70. % oh =
ssrese And shst the owner of lots n a1a - d IN
- drscted 10 have the sidewalk graded anu psN ~
css{ n ia lots on Exchange street sad
= Gsdsd aaa pass1 os ths snk ~ iI elsrt
/ dayS from date. D. o
angad1At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

New 1orK, August 8.
Both the Tribune aud Worlds Wash.
ington sp ecials intimate that Hooker will
succeed "a eade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
AraArron TO ne uunc

The punishment and the remedy for
treason. as provided in the Constitution
and Laws Of the United States, seems to
have been we'll nigh ignored during this
rebellion and the sticklers for the Con.
stitution and the advocates of peace, in
utter disregard of the spirit and the letter
Of our Constitution add Laws, seek to re.
store traitors, unwhipt Of justice, to all
the privileges and immunities OF citizens
Of the United States. But we find one case
announced in which q traitor is to suffer
for his crime in accordance with the Laws
and Constitution of the land. We would
be glad to see the practice followed up,
for We have no patience with those who
deuounce the petty crimes Of pilfering and
swindling, while they have no word Of
condemnation for that crime of crimes.
treason to the country. We would that
every man who furnishes aid sand comfort
to traitors might be dealt with az the Gov
ernment deals with William H. Carter. a
rebel citizen Of Maryland who was tried
and convicted before General Doubleday .
Commission. on the :charge Of violating
the laws of wsr, in contracting to furnish
the rebel Government at Richmond With
provisions, drugs, etc., has been sents snced
to be hung. The President has approved
the sentence. and the culprit will bs exc
cuted at such time and place as the com-
handing General Of this Department shall
designate. Carter had executed contracts
with the rebels amounting to millions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
Third Auditor Of ths
Treasury.
NJ VI o

The Times Washington special says
Ehjah Sells, late Secretary Of State Of
Iova, hss been appointed Third Auditor
Of the Treasury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04
Sc bscriptiensw will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEeKUE.
EIRST NATIO NAL BAN X,
OF KEOKUK. IOWA,
Desis saied Depository and Financial Agent OF the
United States.
U. $. 1910 BONDS.

Tass Bsrds EIss1s frsn II Iat'ez sy sHy Sdte ~
IAsn,efpaf sxtkor1tg.
Subscription. 20 these Bonds received in United
States notes or notes OF the NatlcnA Banks They are 70
at the pleasure OF the eovefnmsnt,
any period Lss tkss mare AaaJ orfs gears
from date and until their rede pon TVS PEs cENr
IxIEkxsT Bonds cf hffy AID hun
e dollrrs annually; Bonds Of hve hundred dollars
and over ssiaunuaiiy The interest Is payable on the
nrst Gay Of March AMI September IN each year
A. rhsse Bonds are exempt from municipal or state
tr1son their vntne u increased roa one 10 three per
cent Der apnur accorrg TO the rate ot tax leNes in
various parts of the country
At the present premium On gold they pay better man
xry other investment that can bs had at par
subscribers will reeeve either Registered or Coupon
Bonz they may prefer. Registered Bonds are record
On books of the {. 5 Treasurer, ant can be trans
ferr-a ony ou the owners orr. Coupon Bonds arr pay
abIe to bearer aid convenient Tor conlmeriai
-.
These Bons may l subscribed for in sums from $50
up to any msSnitude, the sre terms, alt afe uS
made earaiiJ available fhe smallest ler and The
largest capitalist They be Converted Inio money al
any moment nd the holder sal have the teneii q the
interest
Subscribers this loan will have the option o having
their Bonds draw interest from March ls by paving the
accrued interest in United states notes cr
the notes of the National Banks, adding atty per ceut
for ure MUM receive them drawing interest from The
dsfe of subscription and depsSit-
psffs on St Louis Chicago and View York viii De re-
eived in pay ment suiscTi ptiobs 70 this loan
The usual commission allowed Banks and Hanhers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

/ sHIp-Tbe Arm Of Bower 4 Ten-R -Ryck IL d.scavsa
- s,..I event Bevssy B. Bousr nays all indebt-
e.. .cd 4. entitsd to all claina Of paStnershp All
sss. orinw the nrn ars requestsd % ~ HsvxaTA
Howcr at once. 1911 =. .Hy"A9
| fplY1QAlm - US AMsNoANAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-04

Rsbsis on the Baltimore ana Obi, Ran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-27

my oouy:try ai,d ny GiuGy my roo. >
At = O clock II was evident 10 TIC onySlcian&
that death was setting It's rIanln,H Seal upon
the brave, open brow Of the Ge',ecal and told
him so-askeo II he had ATTY 'as5 message IL
give The General, witi mind perfectly GEAR
and possessed, then made d;spo&l1ons oi his
staff and personal effects 20 Mr&. General
r. &, Lee he directed that the golden Spurs
be given, as 5 a dying piauoento q hls love and
esteem Of her husbar1a 70 his staff officers
he gave bis horses So particular was i. II:
such things, even IN the dying hottr, that he
e1nphaticaIiy exhibited aod Iijastrated the
ruling passion strong ia death ,,o ono of bis
staff, vino was heavy built uan. he sald
y Gu had better take the larger horse he
will carry you better. Other loaneotoes jle
disposed Of in similar manner. s0 his young
son he left his glorious SWORD.
His worldly matters closed, the o@aroa' inter
ests oi his soul engaged lis mind. i;axolos 70
Rev. Mr. peterlzjo OF the j1pjscoDal Church,
and Of which he was az eXemp piaE5 !nellnSG, te
asked hiIl TO sing the 1yEnn commencing,
Rock Of ages cleft f'r me-
Let hide myself il thee.
he Joining IN with ali the voice his strength
would permit lie then joined N prayer wi.d
he ministers. 70 he doctor he again said:
II am going fast now an resigned: i'od's
will be done" Thus died Gen. j. i. !.
Stuart.
DR.. Brewer, the brotbe: in-jav ot General
Stuart. has furnished - viii! >3r1e particulars,
obtai,1-tl frops his ovo Iil;s Of tns manner IN
which he came ~ his wonrd. He had formed
a line Of shiymishers neus the lelLo" Tavern,
when seeing brigade preparing 70 charge on
his left, General Stuart ane! his staff dashed
down the line to form troop&z 70 go1ai the
charge About this tine the Yankees cane
ttunderng l!o,9G upon the General and I!Ia
small escort Twelve shots wore tired a ti!e
General at short range, the Yankee evldent'3
recognizing bis we'll -knowD person. Ine zen
era wheeled upon them with tie oatJIaI bra
very which has characterized him, and dis
charged six shots II his assailants.
The last Of the shots fred at hin struck the
General ID tue left; side Ok the stomach lie
did not fall, knowing he would be captured It
he did. and nerviug bimselt ii bis seat, wheel
ed his horse head and rode for the protection
q h:s lines. Before be reached them h1s
wound oyercarne him, and he fell OF 5ss helped
from his saddle iy nI,o OF his a7aC-ta:ht1l
troopers. and ca!riej TO . place 81 security. -
Snf seouentl2 be was brought 70 Richmond il
an ambulance. The im1nediate cause Of his
death Was modification of the stomach: IN
dnoed bv the hov Of blood from the kidneys
and ntesiines into the cavity Of The stomach.
Gen. Stuart was about thirty .fiVe years OF
ace, His Oldest offs pring, q sprlshtig boy,
died wear ago while he Was ba1tl!ng' tor hls
country on the Rappahannock. Y ben 5e55e-
granhed thai the child was dying he sent the
reply. 7 must leave my child 10 tie hands q
God; my country leeds lie here, canno5
come.
The Wheeling Daily Register o. the 231
instant says 4 new counterfeit S2o green
back las made its appearance, whioi' Is not de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-27

military affairs.
=, NJ VI -.7-a"-.-~7-- -~@--7 ---~., ,...,..
J., ~ 49," >,s~ >:l,1 .1s.'9' " :'s''..s
'-~.7.'',', - - '',l0. o,''I'o y:
l'''S '",1 49,
s,:.zo5 u>1 a.r.a. ~
12rv,, had quite to-, runc!, of this kind O. tos
s;,c, 1he rva1 coro,ne2cad a2f} t;,a ,1}lo ars
boax4;lr s;c1- = = The ,,ooa)a ca, stand The
tr.r and ar, b,co,u;oy in oat;ent 1t f;,e gr0s.
o,5 ,>.,],op,la 1;as ,7;h rzb;of tbov ara I'd ~
ssn.at;no t.Ieyra,,},,,s Secretary Stantoo:z
rooo 4 ,l;snafcboo hove 1aan c0rnn;nndable f,
.i... .x,.., '.,t >z-:xo 54o.o..
as they should be in acknowledging uodoubted
defeats: uor Is tiae;r hopeful rone always jas
titled ~ the facts IL the ca55.
- =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-27

4. steamer arrived at Fortress Monroe OF!
Wednesday afternoon, n I've o'clock, troG c5a
James river, and reported ali Vas Quiet in front.
The prices Of Goa! and wood, tor fuel, ia tbs
place, continue very high.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

Chicago, 3l.-Letters from Sherman
army to the Goth give bat few details OF
his movements up to that date.
Theevening before. Towards, Palmers,
Hooker's, Logan and Dodge's corps were
at and slightly beyond Dallas, Aanking the
rebel position at Allatoona. At this
point Johnston had halted for resistance,
occupying very strong natural and pow
erfully fortified position.
When our army moved on the previous
Monday, Schofeld's corps made demon
STATIONS at several points, leading enemy
to the belief that we proposed to attack
directly in front. While thus engaged,
the rest of the army marched rapidly to
Etowah and crossed without serious oppo-
sition, at point about Is miles below the
railroad bridge. Immediately resuming
his line of march and with Blu; slight Skin
mishining reached Dallas on evening Of
the 18th.
Sehofeld crossed at Etowah Station,
and at the date Of letter, moving down
the ridge to join the main body His
rear guard is constantly skirnfshing with
the enemy. Johnston Is again completely
outesnaraIled and compelled to abandon
his stronghold, Ailatoona, and fight, If at
an. in the country south of there. The
- in which our army is now opera
81 5ss'sSs.< ...Iard.J paadz
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

Cry BsUSsx 1sS u y
Der or man could be sssiisass 81 ii iii
Council would oifsr . ssnall kcan3 zor IL.
eraits--ssy tHeaty ave er thirty 4saaass
This would require but small suua aFasn fls
City Treasury, and would saalis s. 8 sszsl
forth . company or part Of acempAny, M
dsr the present call Thsse men win bs ersd-
tied 70 as on . future oall--rscrufting efaeers
have instructions to ksep record W toe
Township or Ward from which rearuiAa ars
received, and every man volunteering Vim M
credited 70 his owns Immediate nsighbag &
sad In case Of draft, will make - npmhex
one less. The Provost Marshal and Ills 81.
sistaats throughout the State are haissIy m
gagged amending and correcting tho enzasl
Rent, preparatory to the nsxi demand tos
troops, and draft may be oFdsrsa ID the
Stale at any day. Il therefore stands ~ In
hand tohe preparing for the nexteail, thai when
it does come it may not End Us In arrsers upon
former calls. Whist say our city fathers Il
the prOposition! viii you resolYs to-sasf~
row night to pay small bounty fer tha hau-
dred day service? -"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

-ReAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

FOR SALE.
10 asrss Of land, II miles from town, on the
road TO Omaha,
Some lots in Andrews subdivision.
Several pieces Of improved property in
original town.
Two large lots in Voorhis Addition.
Houss sad lot in original town.
Lots il Jaeksons and MINISTER'S addition.
NAL. J. NJ. PALMER Agt
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04
4. ]. BUMP,
City Marshal.
June "a, 1864.

SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
The Council Bluffs District Sunday Sehooi
Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will meet to hold its Annual Convention, in
Council Bluffs, June l4th, ut { o'clock p. III.
The programme of exercises is as follows !:
Tuesday ~ o'clock P. III. A sermon by
Benz. ShinR. Text: Feed nay lambs. !"
Wednesday % clock a. m. to II o'clock r.
m business meeting: IL 10 III a. m, adj
dress by y. 3. Moore subject-''The da-
ties and responsibilities of Sabbath seool
SuperinLendents.
Wednesday. II p. m.-Reports Of Superin-
tendents on the state of their Schools and
their manner of conducting the same, fol-
lowed by Sabbath School Conference.
Wednesday. y p, m.--Address to the Sab
bath Schools by Revs. Thompson, Hages,
Lisle and others.
Thursday.-9 to los a. N. Business Meeting;
log a m, to clock p. III. Piekniek.
Thursday, y p. m.-Anniversarry, Addresses
as follows: The duty of Parents to the
Sabbath School, Dugald Thompson; THE
sabbath School the best means Of promot-
ing early piety," j. ". Adair; The child
power of the church, and the use, TO be
made of it. ". Mckendree Cain; The
Necessity of Sabbath Schools to the pro-
duetion Of complete church. J. W. Todd
The public generally are invited to be in
attendance.
" B. MOORE,
II. H. O'NEAJ,
Honuittaa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

Ia We notice by circular from the
Adjntaut Generals effioe. that the time for
recruiting for the 100 day service has been ex-
tended to the 10th of June. Pottawattamie
county may yet be represented in the last call.
Let our people now put their hands to the
earnest, and help Mr.. CEARExDEx to Eli up
his company. Turn out to the War Meeting
tomorrow night.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

Srop THIEF We receive letters, al
most daily, from our subscribers, complain
ing Of the failure to receive their papers
Now, we give our personal attention to the
matter of our mails, and know that our pa-
pers leave the Council Bluffs Post Office, REG
ULAELT, for every subscriber upon our books,
The fault is chaegeable directly to the ,hiev-
ing propensities of the Postmasters along
the road, whom we would now warn, for the
last time to desist-let the NoxeAREIL alone
If you are too poor to take copy and pay
tor it, send us your name and we viii mail ii
to you without charge but you NusT quit
stealing it. We viii spare effort to ferret
out the guilty parties, and if there is any law
in the world against stealing. We. will make
EN- safer" Dye mind that nov, Messrs,
p. Ms
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

Rg-The attention of monied men is
directed to the advertisement Of Quartsrmas-
ter Northrop, of Omaha, calling for proposals
for furnishing fuel and forage to the troops
stationed in his district Here's chance for
a paying investmeM. Uncle Sam allows good
prices, and is the promptest paymaster las IS"
Nebraska cant successfully compete with
US if our citizens feel disposed to bid
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

WAR MEETING To-SIdur.-T The
meeting announced by Mr.. CLARExpEx for
yesterday evening, was postponed till tonight,
and will be held at corner Of Bancroft and
Broadway-front Of the County Clerks Office.
Good speakers win be in attendance, and a
lively time is anticipated. Let everybody
turn out.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

BG~ A pair Of ''eay CHANDELIERS" whe have
been operating at the ferry landing for some
days past-aeeeing the pilgrims-were ares
ted this afternoon. Their trial has not come
off yet. An efficient vigilance committee and
a strong hemp cord, afford the quickest and
surest Justice in such cases,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

~YeLOcal Is com PEELED to say 'adios.
fer short time, TO his thousand and one ad-
mirsrs-business compelling him to journey
TO the Eastward. During our absence we
rest our case" with the Senior, satisfied that
the loss Of US viii be your very great gain.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

N Our mails from the East now ar
rive daily in good time, We feel immeasura-
bly, gratiasd To the Western Stage COMPANY,
Pess Office Department, or some 'other man, "
for this glorious reforHatisn. and pray the
good time" may continue
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04

~ The National Republican Union
Esassntien assemblies at Baltimore one week
hsn to-day. for the purpose of nominating
oanaidstss for President and Vice President
ef the Enited States.