The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02
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~ j. ID. phiilips. he largest Boot and
shoe dealer 10 eur City, received per the
Ii = er. ssassF sesarsa o., and caf hidss
a.,zsswh 10 fenss III he ssundsrssanding" uf
Sd srsasion. Boots Or Shoes, Of any slyls,
priss % asalisy on be found al his essab-.
msns.
-. Read the new ads. inherited IN our
colunns within few days pasf. They
eoms in 30 fast Ne cannot fhd room or
dime to partieuiarizs. Il 10 plsiBiy evident
to 10 that our business men know "compe-
ton 10 sse life Of trade" and they are al
son it, ... >..
g. AT s.nseting held Mt J. P. Cassady's
ofscs 40 Saturday EveDings March rs, for
the purpose Of forming IN organisation to
secure and improve the old Barying Ground,
Judge Ssfses acted as President, and Saml
Jacobs a. Secretary. ~> T..
A committee consisting Of Horace Ever'
ess, e. Mcbride and j. P. Ckssady, was OPP
pointed to draw up articles Of incorporation.
The meeting then adjourned to meet a.
gain at the same place, on Saturday April 2,
at O'Clock p. m.
ALI friends to the enterprise are invited
to attend.
- We are under obligations to Capt
B. R. Pegram, Of the New Orleans and St.
Louis Mail Steamer, "OliEe Branch" for
New Orleans papers of the 18th inst.
t. List ofIowa Soldiers who have died
10 Military hospitals a: Memphis, Cairo,
and ST Louis, since March 6, 1864.
Reporsedfor the NOnpareil by E. J. Ma
this. Iowa State Agent.
Sc. Louis, March 81. 1864.-Deaths in
Military Hospital at Memphis Tenn, since
March s. Elias Wood, 2i Iowa Cav; j. c.
Galeney, do,;J S. Hardy 9th Iowa Inft'y.
At Military Hospitals at Cairo, H., Harri-
con NJ Runyon, 18Th Iowa nifty. Atmil,
isarv Hospital Mt st. Louis No., March IL.
D. G. Owings. Co. G. Sd Iowa Cav. small
Pox. WIN Crooks, Co. K. 9th do, Pneu-
monia; Alex. Maxwell, Co. L, do, small
pox; Alex. Kennedy, Co. K, do; VIM.
Crammer, Co. /, do. pneumonia; James
Kendle, Co. Fl, do.
We FoLxs.-How do you like US, since
we've grown larger AID better looking.
We're not proud of cur size, bu. We do feel
"kiBder good" to think We have bad such
sgenerous patronage bestowed US. To-day
we place before you lot Of new ads, and
our copy hook is still full. The enlarge
msns OF our paper was not caused by q de-
sire to make "splurge," but was an aetu-
sl necessity. For weeks we have been com.
pelled to leave out more or less live adver,
tisements, and we have made up our minds
that our customers should be badly treated
DO longek. Come ahead.
q The storm has about subsjdcd. Con-
siderable snow fell here bus the ground was
too moist for it to stop, At Glenwood last
night and this morning there was good
slejghipg-the snow being about eight
inches deep.
IA RUDp, the uptown grocer, received
per last boat, Iargs lot of Oranges and
Lemons. They are of the best quality and
finest favcr, as the samples sent round to
our "out fit" evidences. Call JFten, Rudd
CHANGED AcAIS.-The DeKay House has
again changed hanis-Mr. DeKay having
cold out to Messrs. Sanders & Walker, the
new propEietors of the Jsferis Di,tiilery.
The new landlords are quiet, uuassuming
gentlemen, and will make the DeKay q
popular house.
The FIFrEENTH.-Tbe following dispatch
has been handed US BY Mr. W. A. Edwards.
father Of the gallant Captain:
DALxANUTHA, VI reh Goth, '64..
T. ". A, EDWARDS:
will be home Tomorrow evening, with
my company.
n. ". EDWARDS.
Capt Edwards company was raised in
this and Harrison county and are coming
home on furlough, having rc-anlisted a.
veterans. Now can't we get up symething
OF public reception for them. To be
sure they will arrive in town Cd the Sabbath.
but what more pious act could We be
guilty Of" than honorably receiving the
"orave boys" who have fought and are 10
hghs again in defense of their and our
couo'ryP Get outthe big gun, and banners,
and martial music, and good looking ladies
(shas includes our whole female populationl
and patriotic gentlemen, and let's have a
'hand-shakiDg,@ anyhow.
~Capt. N. W. Edwards, with twenty
eight Of his company, have arrived 10 our
city since the issuing of our last paprr.-
Their coming Was toe unexpected to permit
our citizens gIving them a public rseeDtioa.
out arrangements are being made for having
grasd military jubilee in honor Of these
brave bows, Sometime this wsek A. -