The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-26
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snstrpcted She fhAirnaar ~ r@pusk /, agikl
ressmn4endetion $lles IL pass Rapxesen.
fative W iIsou' q seaoiution proncs3ar (,
fhs sexera Stats I,egis atuFea % amend
MeTssA W the Gensti Ion, abelishini
slavery, g inpatabls Hith RepubIioaa
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The MaEaI Commistaa 81 kha Hoase
has ken nearly nine hun3rsd pages 81
iGatien of affairs i'm tho Nass
requirement There Ass not q .passinle
ps evidence pet been produced al1ow.
lng thai the Department has bssn mig
"A CulPeppes dispatch saVs: II ss
Ihs signal efieers on the Cedar Noun.
tains reported yesterday that the rebels
who have been in camp across stha Rapi.
dAn all winter broke un their eaacaxnp,
tAent and set Rne to- their huts, march
Ing ia the direetioR of the 6hsnandoah
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WAsHIss4os, March ls.-Parties fron,
ths hont report rebel adyance antici.
yesterday marching orders were ISSUED
10 nearly all of ossr commando. "a FER All
were In readiness fo move the orsTer was
counterri1a and things settled "a
their usual order stt Is slTsIs& 8 /
Firing was heard In the d;ract;on AZ
Dunfreys this rnorp;np II ;a thcA,gbt
.ar,e slrirmish;n b Il r.,;s, o,, tI,ara : %
$50 r gg.srIr : -. =
SPRIHGFIELD, Mas. March 19.--EiRhk
persons have ALREADY died frsn the ef.
Seets of injuries received In the recent
mandatory explosion.
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,onsaaefaDie acsasly at'S' " mn Ataty anaiFs
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y J zen; ms banSs u On tne. eve I Q! departure
OF W es!ern LOUISIANA. MS oliectIye
yunboats have already started for that
place. It is expected that rather form.
dable works Of defense win Be as1coUnt
sred by the iron clsds between the
mouth Of Red River and Alexandra. q
Madisonville, on Lake Ponehartrain,
opposite New Orleans. hss baes, evacsaar
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Extensive Notifications we're thrown
1p on the land side and we're left intact.
orIt add nothing 10 the strength of the
5lace for the rebels. as it is easily ap-
by water. -
Gen. Growers who fcrce haa been or
Tered to concentrate BE Baton Rouge.
1t il believed Soma sort Of an under.
between Gems. Banks and
steele has been made. hywhfch w estern
Louisiana and Southern ArkanSaa, are to
10 cleared OF rebels. fss.s III s. :.
4, An order has inst hsan Issued by Gen.
: Ss 10. ne elsce,oh- G ~ aele 10
~ S1sieuAt ~ ]eao zoen'
: 10 80, e.1 .s - .IT ~. - oals1aS 1so
- y, sno otn VI 1Apf iaSs1 ass - y Ayv
Saao On Sue wIss %, yasls, 1919, - -
~ '.aL SSu" ~ AaSO' oFAo".As "1aA AlafS = 70
y no - r.~E 49, i@'&ash s.
NEW YoRK, March l9.-The steafner
ellen Terry, from NeRbern 18th, has arr
ivsd.. @~.' .,.,-' ~ '.S. ''s'
Two Of our prisoners were frozen TO |
leath on the way trom Richmond to
Amerlcus, Ga; thirty one escaped from
he cars. :. -
The hanging OF 81 Union soldiers at
AingstoEn, and the reported hanging OF
eyerai companies OF the I'd North Caro- |
ina regiment, which has gwen start TO !
nlistmsnu OF conscripts and deserters