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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-15
Ill. e. exuntlEIn g aze1l =
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. Is.

The New York Daily News having deemed
= "a ::,,ainfi1I 3ufy' 70 show, from AIctiel
lap's letter OF acceptance. 'that be IS pledsed,
IS O. G,ite1v as AEr. Lincoln, to the prosecution
of the yar. ':at al liazards and TO the bitter
end. for the coercion Of the Southern States,
and that hAdoes not even propose to offer an
arpisfice or 0 S}sn negotiations unEl'lt's clear
or At all events 'proba},Ie that the ConfedeT'
>ates>aye ready Tor peace on the basis OF the
JT1$an.@ uow looks az lis record to ascer~
tain what war means, IN BIS hands and accord"
ing to his principles; aud comes 10 the conc!n'
sion that It means' rigorous conscrlp1'on;
the annibi}ation Of State independence and the
suppressilrr OF State Governments BY military
mower: the military arrest and imprisonment
Of citizens, without oath or warrant. IN States
where judicial process is uninterrupted; n'iji-
tarv Interference vi,b elecJ1ons the suppress
sion Of newspapers, aud the entire suooro'na-
ton of the army to the will Of the Executive.
The Richmond u hg says that ''on cafur,
div, the 81, NoseGy divided his battalion into
several bodies, and struck 'he e'e"'y ~ NV
Valley az as many dlTteeent POINTS o'e q
these detachments bad seat over TO '>0'pepes
Court House, on Tuesday fourteen prisoners,
captured IL is operations. Another oefacn-
ment fell in with The New Ao'k Okla oa'a'y
and defeated It. twenty 'oor prisoners G&p-
tuzed IN the fight have heen pFoHsh' CT, ne
sides fifteen OF twenty !e't oe"'' oh 'he u''0'
1 49,, Du;a.to To.a,,n r. A1bamo,1e
l:nas .uc r;n,+ No1son q r.non;o1
W. W. A.;s"' 1na,, ra~ of Tair(ax severely
'"N e 1o~o, e. vro,o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-15

\ man named Wm A. Jackson was arrest
81 in this place on Tuesday, and taken to
Washington and committed as one Of the roo
bers # the house If AIr. J. Majigan, some
Gay ago, Of some $3.50 il money.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

Re- Large contributions are being made,
by nearly all thetawns in the State, TO the
Orphans Homo. Cannot the ladies Of
Council Bluffs make some move in this diree-
tion! year or two ago we stood frsi on the
list sftowas IN p wa. for good works. bat Of
late cur people seem to have wearied in we'll
doing. This is not right; the demand upon
as was never greater than at present; lis too
soon yet tothink frest. kIIome fOrSoldisrs'
Orphans, and for disabled soldiers, is one Of
the greatest necessities of the State, and we sim
cerely hope our people win not refuse to con-
tribute literally to the cause; We suggest 9
Festival in aid of the Iowa Soldiers: Home
will few Of the ladies' Of the city interest
themselves in the work. Let US make an Of
fort, at least.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

AN APPLICANT.-We have received an
application by mail for the $50 bounty +"
which we offered few days ago. The appli-
cant says he is lame" and therefore can
not take be field and adds: ~ am not q
practical printeg, but ana practical Union
man With due appreciation of the patri-
otto motives that aetuate you in this matter,
allow US to inform you, dear sir, that without
the " art preservative OF all arts" you would
be much lamer in this office than in the field.
A man without arms, legs or head, would be
of more service in Gen. Grant army, than
"A practical Union man" in the NONPAREIL
Office without 4 knowledge Of printing. The
former could &c used for brcagtwOrks," but
tho latter would be ofno account at all Those
who suppose that the editor Of frontier pa
per has nothing 10 do but sit in his Office and
wear his dignity. were never more mistaken
in their lives-this is the least Of his troubles.
1t is very grave error to suppose that the
duty Of an editor, this far west, is TO study
what 10 write; he is required to devote much
Iaore tune to. studying what not ITO write {;
there will always be found plenty Of patri-
otto individuals, willing 10 sacrifice their per-
suual iuterrsts for tar good Of the country to
TIC extent II few pages Of foolscap, and the
only question Is how so make room for all
these generous contributions. We have q
last.f,- an L-a.5rr,. G1y, -HU Wi written
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

We learn from Or Opinion, that the
ladies of alsnwOcd gave Strawberry Festival
last Saturday for the benefit of the Iowa Soldiers
Home Extensive preparations were made, Aad
quite big time was bad. We are not informed
of the amount of money received, but jaigs that
quite handsome sum was realized We under
sssna siiaG sSrAeof he paaristis ladies of Gaeas
waaa tsik serioasly Of getting up similar affair
Il Council Biulg Cons Ahead--soa VIII ind the
FIELD eIeax. - ~ E.7'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

Ia The street sprinkler appears to be
doing effective service. 1t is near a week,
now, since we had rain, but Broadway is still
clean, and free of dust, while those streets
which the "water man" does> not visit are
dusty as before the rain. Blessed are they
that have their streets wet.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

b. P. B. GRoAr, Esq, General Ticket
Agent Of the Hannibal and ST. Joe Railroad
Co., was in the city yesterday. Mr.. GRoAr
is ono Of the live railroad men Of the west
He says extensive repairs are being made
upon the H. s. St. Joe, and the road will soon
be in No. order.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

Sa- County orders are coming up
they are now held firm at eighty cents. City
scrip will also come up, before long; the Or
dinance passed at the last meeting of the
Council fog funding the debt, viii soon run up
the price Of orders.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

1t is adpitted by all that Fremont has
more friends in Missouri than in any other
State in the Union. This being the cas-" per-
sons expecting to ride into office on Frcmont.s
wooley horse with mule beef rations, will
have hard road to traveI-RockPort, No.
JaCRxAL.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

W- The editor Of Jeff's organ at Des
Moines experienced a seFere shock to his
nervous system. the other day, npon reading
in the EoSFAREIL that We considered hemp
the most effective application forridding COM
nunities Of gamblers and horse-thieVes.
"a fellow feeling makes US wondrous kind
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

|. RUNNING AT LARGF.-JACKsON. of
the Omaha NEBRAsKIAN, stFayed over to the
United States to-day-on recruiting expe-
dition,-trying TO enlist typos at 81 cts Il
thousand. good eomp0sftor can obtain a
permanent ''sit" BY applying Al the NEHRAs-
KHAN Office.
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49, Gen. CARPENTERS official repor

80 Gen. CARPENTER ofhcIal report
Of his late engagement, which appeared in
the Bugle of yesterday, is a very elaborate
document, and gives an account, in detail, Of
the whole transaction. The battle was even
more desperate than was generally supposed :;
the Tour - of his army was all destroyed.
and more blood, by RI least gallon, was shed
han was first reported Bella hOrrida bel
10
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We are requested TO suggest that per-
sons visiting the FATS FIss Cemetery hi carriages
and wagons, should drive in the roads which are
staked out and novel. The entrance to the main
avenue Is directly opposite the bead II the hollow
leading up from the city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

DJ Capt. B. R, PEdRAM, master Of
the Olive Branch, arrived in town yesterday
evening He has been away about two years.
bat looks like the same old Pc"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

HeA- The Supreme Court of Iowa has
decided that a note, though expressly stated
Ito he paid in gold, can be paid in {. 5.
Treasury Notes. The question involved was;
lean the plaintiff TO whom the defendant
loaned 500 in gold c. s. cOin, pay that loan
back in 7. S. Treasury notes though he
promised to repay the loan in coin" The
Court decided that he could.
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Mp s Tucr.-Oar friends CooLIDoE

Mp s. TucEs0ar friends CooLIDaE
and swxAxIxaEx,. pestmssters Ut Glsnwood
and Sidney, scam to vie with saehatAsr in
adding names to cur Daily subscription list.
Glenwood leads, At pressnE, by Ave or six
copies, bat Sidney ecesnss TO lime" by every
mail, and vim not be long Gin the rear" This
disposition ON the part Of our friends 10 ex-
tend The ciroulatioa Of the SozPAREiL isvery
gratifying to as. We send Largo packages 10
both the above namsd pieces fer which We
are mainly indebted TO the earnest efforts
IF The p. MS. Aeoept our prestisst thanks
gsatenen, and may you be a. successful in
at.s dsEss matters as In obtaining ssscsrrioetts
T The yoxPAREIE. r'fS = a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

na- KILDAY has the Pacific House
Billiard Saloon fttel up in No. s;,le--has
recently put in another table, and inaugurstsd
sundry other improvements. By which ;A-
Pacific is made a frst-cIazs saloon.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

nA- Our weekly subscribers in the city
viii hereafter be served through the Post
Office. In making the transfer we may have
omitted the names Of some, and hope those
who do not receive their weeklies to-day viii
not fail to inform US.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

pa. There was Picnic in the Glen
dale Grove this afternoon, of all the Sunday
Schools in the city. The little folks marched
up the street in procession, and presented d
very fne appearance.
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z.

zoos,
. gentissasn uukn ov'a u II assi4Asd ~
isfsstesy ss4,aehss b 81 slE1S j mi ssa..s.
mess BY forworsling . handseso club Of sab-
scrihsfs for our Weekly, With the promise Of
mere % coma Accept oar thsaks Nh. HAIR
as wen = ths saaaraaes Tat We WIN s.haila
all such calls with pleasure.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

p1- The anti-convention party was
successful in the late election in Nebraska
By this vote the people of Nebraska refuse to
come into the Union as State.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18
ESTATE BULLETIN.

+ FOR SALE.
had, II miles from town, on the
IA Andrews subdivision.
sces Of improved property In
II! q Il lots in yoorhis Addition.
90 q ana lot in original town.
II aekson's and MINISTERS addition.
- eAojcs' residence LOts-terms, one
/. "a and balance in twelve months at
s p ssst-
nal. "a -
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MEETINGS?

~ give notice that there
,q'3ns o. Saturday afternoon Of
Hall. Of all those who feel
.eass1as men for the 100 day
5Is assifed that all those who
.sasting should be present, as well
Iaa sre willing to contribute to
r
lsand for this purpose.
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= The Bedford National Express
ste u this wssk with . new head, which
svss It's appearance very decidedly.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

asrvt. c. II. ATKINS, of the 9th caval-
tuived from tho north eountrSc yesterday lie
81 ssArs hiA scalp.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

mr The 4th of July is coming, Shall
! hare any kind Of a public demonstration
A lime TO begin to think about it.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

a. The Board of Supervisors adjourn
yesterday. Considerable business was
aRsacisd.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18
IfAWk-EYEDEAS.

! A six legged pjv, preserved in. a jar Of
alcohol, was brought in our Office yester-
day. 1t J., oHy Of the most repulsive OBJ
jccls We cycr. looked upon, We do not
want to see any more picked SIX legged
I pigs.-Du5n4ue Times.
This rogion was visited with another
heavy shower on Saturday night last. In
many parts Of our county crops are suffer
ing for rain. We don't know why we are
so unusually blessed with water privile-
ges" in this immediate vicinity, unless it
Is because Father Miller, the Baptist min
lister, lives in town,---lttoR Natsoaoi
-.-. d - 4 81 - . "a +
We learn that at the copperhead meet
| ing held at the Junction last Saturday,
Mr.. Hubbard, who was enrolling for that
township, was assaulted in brutal and
eowardly manner, by contemplate spec
linen Of humanity whe approached from
behind and struck him blow, knocking
him down, and then followed the usual
rebel policy Of skedaddling. -Kookaak
Gate City. =.
II ride through different pcrtionsof the
country furnishes us conclusive evidence
that the promise Of an abundant harvest
twas naver better. The wheat 6sads pre-
sent most vigorous aspect No farmer
could ask for q better .stand." The
same may be said Of corn, oats, etc, all of
which are healthy apd thriFingThe
/ farmers ssem to BE al e one rall as TO
the progress of affairs so far and look for
ward with confidence to che day when the
growing crops will yield them well filed
.granaries-aud cause their pocket-bo books
70 grow plethora with I. Greeahaekss--
| pap, Drmocraf.
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l,sea asah en- shaF lottsx LIE and eestEoy
sle suasslsg Foaas, III was Supposed
he Wolia JOB saveFll. s - - azsf,
/ re ? eaFaify aisa ppeared FRIDAY PRED
aply In pursuit o. saeFfdan' :, Tst. So
] SteeRs army is at Little Rock, Pine
Bluffs and Fort Smith. Little Rock sad
Pine Bluffs are strongly defended. lie
rebel army in Arkansas is much scatter.
ed -
an. gar. " ~
New York, l6.-Herald's. Key Wsss
A - ~ 1-.,;,,, .,,.... -.
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"'ai'y S'N' ea VICE" CT fescuea. ys,-azyS
hiafched over wv naiLeS. pa 80 $50
Three small vessels of various carcoes
were also CAPTURED. H. g. K nj
49,, e.. =. ~ ,..~.,1a@-
nerafd correspondent Vlth +, A-zsS.
S 2. $ gives details OF the battle OF BaYoo
FISK resulting from an advance on Mar
madhke, VITA the OBJECT OF dTlYlng hasn
rom ! n the banks Of the ~ lsslssiEpG %3IAe
nSht Was on the 9th and lasted, z hours.
MhFmadake forces numbered butIV, eaEfJ
The rebels were com1IetsIg spnteJ ~ons,,
inc the M;ssissinni - nsyiSation., On
$50 - - sn,a, Ia - -
49, snJ - onsrtaS ~ ,o 1,h far V ~ -
"'N - 01' A|N ~ '-.' 81 "'t -NF'N'''
Heralds Nassau correspondent says:
Immense quantities Of arms, ammunitioa,
S COIN peer PORK ana Sread y =. CON
Tllue 20 oe EecelTGa hGFe from rev, ORR
!isLauc'phia anu oEtLaha, ana sent &ue-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

Il Gen. CROKER is at his home in
oines--sick.
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H. tsty Marshal il raising Lower
.s,as.y about foot. A good work.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

sSsy n aaf;cA that workmen
sEp3 Ia ,ag : brick walk on the
Aswsys II ia an improvement
WIS ssssiet
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Tearing up roadsin every direction
Highly important from Sherman

A hard Battle hourly expeeted
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Later from Grant
His whole Army on James River
Particulars of Morgan's Defeat

All about the stargiss disaster.
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ansral of Capt. s. KNEPpER,
L. from his late residence in
gToT sunday afternoon, at 2
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snnd for this purpose.
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sss Palmer, Agent,
! Na s "a, Che thrssstory
asuFi, n them. known -
Il ny 50 500 cash.
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h
SHERIDAN HEARD FROM

He is striking for Lynohburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06

.sfssn2,-us Copy fOs Que year So. Two cOp'e.' oa'
rear Sa.i Sbs ccSis. sas .ysaI' $40 Ten o'p'-'
~, Cub OF 1wSt,, we send an Extra Copy,
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Fnssrurtion.
BrslNEss EDrCATION. orr

! BUSINESS ED CATION, Qrgllyne
yGans d'. ,9' 'g ii ~ 70, - 60 e & -
ct ihahed iai9 No q sTy n =. a. } 20 ? sl'of- =,
i S.s Ca r.i G ;s "a, NV , a , 49,
iSaa d a. a an !, 81. aisas ss,di.oa,s
4 Cc0UNls AND PEYNANsHP.-Ncw
: ,er'i'w i .'....i It .,s ier t'o + i,,!~
..u 3. e.. '5's' '.f'..' toLDsN.ihj i"snlt II,
o. oi pfr''s .as.pc'i9n. DIR b. n.-.-' ~
DENJAAIN Nte)Ns
- coAMENcis bsp. lmIApY AlD;yG
cr'lrDI inrt.re ~ -
To- nihn, boy inr ise1i, e....g h'..'.'n Nm.
Circur's {, NO. N-..'-l'. erd 10 80 bre'i~ z.
HALLST0N SPA ACADtNY, y. VA
- Conmercls Clas.c. sllalf rcsrli1g hool for Boys
ersa,r';s 'hr Rev. Jil'ss Gi4aoda. Az.
COLLEGIATE AND EEClNEGHlAG II
~ yslIUtH No 10 cooPer Cpioa hcr, aoi-- Tore &.
ind 0..O$. 4. a.. faa.liaL
T,EIALE COLLEGE,
| = uCgDaNfOWH, y. J.
Thil wen es'a.is'r mi fondtrs ifr'tr'on 3 pl',s
Au,y located o. lie Camden -aa Naty ha.n-i Z ho1''
nils from Nevy-Noz. .cis rf.nion g. .- % tAr COM
mon sni hiy.er b-nc.es II fu.ifh saa r.pr sirpt
axes agi.isaei Ia vo-a llam.neaal Msfic. tr'nah
saosl ~ au.;se 49, sToAen IN %" ing Tor .ei's"e'i
rev. !oEEE. sRiEELeY, An, rresiierL
EENCnG ACADEMY. Mons. A. J. con
d,,oci.iel via Won Gi;isifR ia isr, e ct ,slr sf
the npe;or and teacher The h'Grf TX frnnF ti1'
has e honor t-i ie if efrusI a. c'cefT 'i
Instruction ~ SO al ~ I'd Der doll tssirys' Hil ~ .,
Cave a.d i,youei HRADl : O. NtA'iUh NO. ~ -
NaAs place Tic Rooms arc orrn ely hoh ~ nhih ~
,. Mons Co besef las f,Ta!-'i9A j. zee" - 100 h'
slistcvi' o. this sly.
ERvING INSTITUTE, Tarvtovn, y. y
lie vsecori Semi rnra. sion vii commence No'
H. For Circulars srpiyia y. ;. HtNf, \ u, Frne1aL
MAR. GEORGE c. ANtiON''
III CLASSICAL FBENcN I'D aNGLiSu SCHOOL,
No. * 5tn-sv.. coz. !tthtt Op,n. SEP, ..
MILITARY BOBrDiNG-SCUOOL, White
~ Plains. y. z. OLIVER r. WILLIS An, rhn'.pA
DUrGERs TENAL. INSTITUTE, Nos.
he ~. al 80 ,tasg. Nrv. loia.
eof cgcllrss ny :. ..s ipii,9tt, 'l asd -,
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ID ENSSELAER POLi ECiINiC lNSII-
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crnrrcuce FhG. l 10. tof iac aew Anit-i .lcstff
giving SAD rioFnrti a. al, Ines . go -
..lL tILRIas BROWNE, nira-ior, Toy u Z.
CCuOLFMLDvC O&ME1ClALCOLLEGE,
~ .r-ydrasr \. l--N.i'rs '',.karp.r-. y tle.f'rs
Common -s'ii bri; -, isg'n'.e NHv-yi-f tifii 10
zine ing. hayi, liion .r Mcdaniel lrans 'c,d To-
(.a'sr end wasf' YOU do beat. As..eas A. -
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