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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

COUNCIL BLUFFS.

This being by far ths meat complete and sxtsagiTt
RstAhlishtnsns DeEth Of ~ Laais, and Went
Of the Mississippi Rive and the material
all new, Is 10 no idle or vain kpsAt 10 aAy that
Work can BE- executed 1t tAis EstasiSsAmsaI
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
Merale Of the Rebel Army.

TBs conduc, OF the rebel soldiers euysred in the
hssne In from, Of Richmond, on Saturday, shows
oanelusively ths, The moral, Of Lrr's army has
bssn broken. Tho spirit dash and snlhusiasm
vhi-h characterized them In former Ampaigns,
che enthusiasm which they once manifested for
che cause Of rebellion was missing and instead,
abero seemed 10 be kind Of sioicsl indifference A.
20 The result OF tho battle, and prisoners manifest
I'd ret Al iheir capture. It's stated, too, that
nrequirri the most vigorous effort Of their officers
omstt them fight At oil, and ths, they manifested
little dispoltion To face our forces when the
httor came up to drive them from Fort sieadmsn,
that their comm nder. General GoRDor, few into q
psssion, openly accusing them Of eowsrdieo, and
then retired from ,ho field In digust. Bu, ,hors
10 nothing strange or unaceountable In this. Rebel
troops are human. and human endurance has
limit. Fighting la not wholly . physical or . mo
ehsnical operation. A steam engine, although
perfect In oil It's parts, Is powerless without heat
and water so a soldier, no matter what his physi-
cal ability, or well no may 10 equipped cannot
be Efficient in battle when hope no longer aninstes
him, and no incentive moves him onward. A. an
earlier stage OF the VIZ, before the brsh, promises
OF the rebel leaders had become ,hrsadbsrs by re-
pcatsd use, the army OF General liza traitors thouh
ihey were, won reputation for bravery, per,is-
tsnoy and DETERMINE alton. On many . battlefield
heyhave shown by their obstinate doe ncer and per-
rstent attacks by their unfnching courage under
the most trying circumstances, aud by their endur-
snce Of hardships and privs,ious that they were
worthy OF praise for soldi,rly qualities Then they
we're impelled b. sproud ambition 70 DO tho s-chi-
tecu Of a nation, ~ have their names enrolled in
future history IS the founders u Republic; aud
th,s hope infused an order and spir.i into their
MILITARY eonductt ln showed Itself upon the battle.
neld. pu, just in proportion t. the eI.
tent Of unnsturl tension 70 which
human aspiration and hope are wrought so ia ,h'
reaction. Tho morale Of LIrs army was led b.
ALLOWING delusion, and while ths, lasted Its tfoc
MAS clearly apparent. But unfortunately for III,
ambition q those leaders who thus imposed upoi
brave men, tho mask OF the rebellion has ., las
been hfted, and evon LEss soldiers now 800 It IL
Its true light bubble, Invested Of every glitter
ing hue, aud liable 81 any instAn, to be sItugush
ed by the prick OF SFeisr.l b.youet. NJ wonde
that the rebel soldiers now feel no .nthus .sm 10
their cause. Tho las. ray Of hope has been otli,
grated. their ambitious spirit Ia broken, the l. mi
Of thoir endurance has been p.ssei, and Il oy N
longer have heart for the eight. This point reach
Ell, its natural consequence. disruption, canno, b
ar distant.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
THE WEEKLY Sun.
sA1rKpAY moRNlNG. APRIL 9. 1866.
The miB,nry situation.

rnr military news Is not specisly Important
M, ds,sil, Of the battle fought IN Saturday, In
front u Richmond, rather incrcssc tie value Of
the victory. General GRASr has .pt Cd , consrsi-
history order 70 tie troops which n,t only gives
sAsn cred, for their brilli.nt success IN gaining
Ale important ground lost At Fort steslr,n. bn'
shows to whom the bsine lelonrs ior The al7an-
,>ecs al rst gained by We rebels fI.ecins from tas
ihss the Third Brigai- Frs, D.v,a'n, Nnit 'orpr
-ore guilty Of 'Tepto,e. Gtle raai ~ Vi.''hhce''
~ no, being properly % the alert Tor 40 n'hh'
The linz and The drftn al Fort sieadrnan and s
vicinity, whore the rehos succeeded In sannga
temporary success were strong enough 10 have
prevented It's beng csrriel La the proper prccsl-
eons been taken H. prevent surp iso. Gen
GnAr1 In this order slso takes occasion 10 remind
ths army that the battle Of Saturday psches two
important Lessons. Fire, hat "no fortified Tosi.
ton, however strong, vii protect an army ftoin al
intrepid and audscou. enemy, unless vg-
lsnily guarded" Second, '"hht no disaMer or
mistortune Is irrepar.ble when energy and bravery
ere displayed W recover what - los" General
Ln's ofcisl report Of tho attic ,rubIitNcd 10 ts
Iochrnond papers IN which that oficor sdu..n hsv-
sne bccn driven from the battle field but ials to
give information regarding bis loss. lie clam' to
have captured hvo bun lrcd prisoners and sone
gums, but va. unable b. take The later from the
beld- Tho bstle, therefore, WAS more decisive ana
more detrimental to ihe rebels than was =, first
supposed. and ts or Ct mus, IL damaging " the
yeAsiliou, In its prescn, extremity.
snp.sr having rcacsc1 iolisboro snd formed
junction with scroyrhtp, Is now resting while
<uppnes s-c being received from Nswborn, aud
preparations made for the next s's-e Of the onward
march W Richmond. II is reported that tic Con.
oral took sdvantsg. Of this temporary rect y the
army, several days ago, to pay visit to Gene al
GaAET. Hsqute probs le thA.such . conference
has tshen place. Tho uip from Goldsboro to
GRAsI's headquarters would no, consume much
time, for there ia r,ilrosi or water communication
al the way. The meeting must have beon happy
one. II 10 hltls overs year tiucc GEAST took
leave q his hvor.tc Lieutenant Tho hr-
mcr bad jus, been elevated 10 The
chef command Of ou srrnes but hsd not 20.
donned the third star and upon sruRNAS he de-
rsndrd for executing Of tho mos difficult mill
s.yy undertakings that has ben attempted m mod
ern warfare A. that time the Confcderacy was
intact and formidable with three powerful armies
How different the circumstances now. sni nNAS's
yucsencs near Richmond tells GaASr ths, the grost
work 10 nearly accomplished. In the year thu. has
Dsssd, the rebellion has been prob W the core,
cd now ne DIS but few more blows 10 finish I (.
As soon the necessary supplies for the army
arc received 81 Goldsboru, sHuaxAS will again he
hard from
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

'' 'l'E4"NA 'iArlAAh NUM- NN'N"7'N'" ~" '''u
March, hns arrived
The Liverpool CoUaJrE Gays;
The report b" telC ,rnIh from Melbourne frerrivet
fNr AUrtiHlaIALJ inst The Con ,a"ttt" St .r q
Shenandoah hat c'Trurod and burnt eleven F,GrrI
Ne-tc since lcsNint tIH tapr, rpH,tr IN le eT.-- p
Rtea. II would rppe.g hot ttt ont N'.rei she hns
pu.ph n, = slgl Amcr.cIl lchOouor bound ettor
nom sew No to Gorue, or tOr tho trt'l port n
NsiOu, that BE- nE tae IOlud 70 &c iOi who she
ltti New ip.E ON ihs -ls' = Sep emf" last
The Daley STNF attaches yc.y s.cst value IN no
debate IN the Commons, Starch 1871, on Ruth
relations with the United Stno'. Il ''A ploi-o Il
stqe,oia ~. 81 fec,re hcrcc.o htor-eyiiI tctveo,
Lnrlapu Ald tar tteit 10 ..b'ic, "s,,. ON n. TIA
i,ou.C risen to the .evel OF 49, hi-h .unc lu, ,uI
meTclan - tiAGe4s anl LAM Clr vii Lo- t.e hov
shuuleuli' their interests u.s. been trifcl Nh
Nohouy VA. ound 10 repeat thc rI.,tlon tnat ths
Fedel,r vii so 20 val ~ ", ii hcr can DO 60 IN
Niue icq Discussed In tie sp 1T ~ ne,ucl AMI
in manner hich UoIid r,S" teacr 10 Do ono' n,
HAIIN NL~N sAoN the u.N.rrt. ta4k NfIcl n,n.t,
the ,orth soou a. III" b. tu 'pd, and D-r,t "a
its Lcie that whom tbs, tine coues tI,at B.,taiu
aAd America III tFHd,, not ughI,
The Telegraph saws the debate had taken 10 i'm.
poitant turn tas /. could have been hardl, los.
.,hle for sh- Primo II ulster 20 b. ,i,ent Lord
Pamerston's expire siol OF HE policy Of the Govern.
m,nt tovAlcs The nitcl ~tA tF Wa iscC we'd With
cheers D" the members sit'iug around Mr. Bright ~
MT VS. tax 10 an anfser 10 thst feutleinaus APP
wards Anne cl.
The ApvFBTIsTR cav. Lord Palmerstop vac mos,
eSphc and emphatic IN HE declaration Of the iuA
oste plnsI.oa o. Heg NAletE's Government 70 pro-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
WedneS,;ay, March 20.
GENERAL SIBERIAN.
Reports from Neyvberu.


Nubsrr, March 81 ON Sunday lat The Ton.
uc.n Corp. Of ea,-I >.o.usr's army met the ,lc-
nv st IcI'o1vi.c ..Se,j of &rInt C..ve, aAa i.rs'
reported, q m,es -su'h s,s' u Goidtbofv hero an
advance vs. Cr,,kcf ...ii the sf.ivIi oil the llth
Corn, which held tic s1eruv % hay, y hen he nth
Cor uli'oi ard hs.,,G h. ,uy, Who lri; iI cone
hsioh ior Eoiesh, sDcrr.tt ;oI-cs cItefn. atui.h-
field. vhichi- aNf Va. b,tr,,4 !,a,..rh .td roles-
orr. Tho cncm c.r'u.eJ iI.e' Of our guns and
fee p,soucrs on the hf.. La,. ut on tho arrival OF
the i'1h and iih Co,G- .lc fol'i' we're d.i n all
.rcctions LEAVING the thtcc sur- csp'uroi From ~
and sevr additional one 10 our hands. lostc seven
tounnd prifIucfs AID ih,iT Killed md Nounfsd de-
.crtois aic coming IA 20 shormau's nee IN great
Lumte,s sho rou'c tbstt,y were tadlr rh'r7el.
SheuaD. with the Jurcuon OF orrv cad -ed,
&C. nos ,ery s'tong, Ant wtl sweep eTt-y taiu1 ie-
,ore him
sheen 7n's WAGON tftiu ~ arrived ~ kinstc n for
sutpies. lie -ii rent 10. amy, hue- which b. viii
lc ready 10 rlpyc N'nir. Tie de ht Of oar T. oojs
90 meeting e9rh r,rc- ~ victory beyond i'scrp-
uon. "odsrofo viii doInt,es' . .ho haso unti a' IL
30 felditc'' .ot the uen move
II = .,pofted that 20, vt shcruan's ron were
without slOes on reaching Goisaoru. Supplies n AL
KINGS have e'ro forward.
LAIto.--Stefmai'. wounded. In no hattie a. Rem
onviie viii be hroIrtt 20 Neu bern. Alarfc amount
Of cotton and Othe. pfcp",fy have been chptl' ed hy
olf 20 The cromy burnt I, ~ bale IN Uo'dshoro
me- he'o Ve took 20 se'sion. The teope nous the
io1te ~ eets4 the oil aas with iov.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

spirit of the Rehe' Press
ne rnord papers n the 25th inst contain NJ
rpor' from General HOOP, of ~" military opera
tons While IN command ,hc Tennessee army.
hooh sW"hp' 70 cN'nIpatc hitnseH from e'hsuro
'or ne 'sas'ruus con'e1u'1ces oi bis campaign
by throwing the re-ponsiiliy on JonNeioN' htS
prodecen7or, who now commands Tho rsb'l 'oroo
ia front q ShrH.'N Tho r"lort is u1o-r properly
\ criticism upon JpnSgroN's retreat from Itn'-
mnoogs n Atlanta than a Hisieintnt of what sib-
squeniiy followed under Iioop's aim,n sirstiou.
II begins with resrnie NJ me military situation
=, .hc time snrEHAS'e sdvsne commenced md
ssates somo fscis % in,cres, which have not tcrc-
to'orc been known Al The North. JonNrT1" had,
according to this documsu', an effective force f
seventy thousand men with which - coaffoEi
sntnNAN, aud all the resources Of Ao Con.elc ncy
were Il'oed al his dspossl IN tae hope that he
night take tho offensive, invade Tennessee,
and retrieve the relol fortunes in the
West This shows that JohNSToNa force
wa much larger than was generally sup
posed at tho North, and the achievements Of snER-
NAE In steadily pressing tho force lack until the
goal Of Atlanta Vas reach 4, ARC greatly enhanced
by this exposition The loss sustained hy the
rebrlI In thi, reireat a, or ling 70 HOOPS h-ures
~. n..,ix ,r,,,,.,l,.. ,Lou.arl ,,,,, ,h,,, o,, -
'''' "'''' A''"' V''
t'ird Of the sntre force and, 10 addition to tbs,
the morale Of the army Was irrcparally injured.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

DEATH or JaCoB LITTLE This we'll
known fnancier and sp,culator died TucIday morn
ing, al his residence in Union square, aeei siHty-
elght year, Mr.. Little native eff NeV ourypott,
Mas, and came to this city when quite young
man. lie commenced his eventful business career In
the banking house OF Jacob Barker, aud IN 1924 te-
gan oic.ntloEs on his own accoult. Two years
thereafter he became ectoi with the Stock Blhd
and curing hat eutirc conne ton with that boy eI
tending period ofthirty years he ~. its ae-
irovedred head and leading ,pirit lie operated on
Atcale OF such masnitude thst none dared 70 follow
him, and his power to initiate or depgess particular
stocks WAS Glmo-t iIes,s,nble. lie male AMI lost
money by the million, and has doubtle",eNpe fenced
more huS'uatioa Of fortune, than any other man In
the hlted stAtes. lie was ~ times immensely
wealthy but his whole mind vas full Of speculation,
ana he vas slSays ready for fresh Investment.
since Tie beginning Of the var he had uot been a
hea'F operator and seemed disposed 70 setue down
into lee exciting life than that which hal N long
characterized him, socially Mr. Little was Kind,
courteour Anh y nerou, and his death will he u o.
foundiy regTet ed, ON the rnnounccucnt Of hi,
death In the stork FIchange yestetday tesolutiop,
~ resTeSt we're adopted, and ,he hoard resolved 10
sl,e1d The lansIp,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

The managers II the Now York ineSrlAte Asy'
mm have concluded, after trial that tno' ''nF
cJUes drunk aII u lea Than year,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
From Eurore.


Tho 'tcsmor vrtnin, from Queenstown the 10Th
March, hns arrived.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08

Tho road 70 Goldsboru being now apparently omen,
tNe lett vim continued it. mslch, Hfh ut oII al
become Cualp ttuly EAi.tel that GodshoIO vas be
real o. :, hastily called N liaTdeo an moved from
smithneld down the road to beniohNiie where no
Mills e.A on N upper SIDE ana inclu1inR he VII.
lase, le urret 10 the creek A9ain Ihs posi- ION the
cum Immediately formed a well chosen hne, flank al
uirn the len hva Isvino Where he psetHd the alt.
leTy, aud upSl the Tisht By sNAlp ana optn ned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05
Certified from Record, atss CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
nIsTRICr of Plymouth. ss. Probate Cour D January 2i, 1885 'sat

ISTRICr of Plymouth. ss., Probate Court A1 January 2d, 1885. +'
 Upon the application of Sherwood Sterling, of Fairfield, Conn.,. showing to this Court tha, he i, Guardian to Emma J. Minor of Plym- oath. minor belonging to said District. and that said minor is the owner of the following real estate, viz: One undivided half of Ger tain piece of lend situated in sad Plymouth containing two acres more or less-Bounded north on estate of Henry J. Minor. deceased east on Riley Ives iand south on highway ant, west on land of Charles E. Gaylorl-be. Ing the same premises conveyed to Henry A, Minor and EmmaJ Minor, by 4: c. Gaylort', by deed dae October :.7, 1862. and lecorleu in Plymouth Land Records. Vol, 22. page 275. of which said minors share is valued at about
 five hundred dollars-showing just and req sonahls cause for selling said real estate: pray ing t,'r an order that he be empowered to sell the same. as per application on file, dated tn. 18th d,.y of December, 1851, more fully ap- petrs. ~ z-,-.. ~--%
 ORDERED-Tl,at the foregoing application bc heard st the Probate Office in Plymouth, or the il!h day ct March, 1865, at ten o'clock folcnoon and that notice thereof be publish. ell in some public newspaper near where such real estate lies. three weeks successiyely, a, least six weeks before said .ime asspnel.
 Certified from Record,
 3t3S Y.R. c. GIDDINGS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05
q T Court of Probate bolfe: at Harwinton "A within and tor the District of Harwinton. un the 9th day of December, A. D. 1864:

"A within and tor the District of Harwinton on the 9th day of December. A. D. 1864:
 present-Lewis Smith, Esq. Judge.
 Upon the petition ofssenry E. llinman of Harwinton in the County Gf Litchfield. show ing 10 this Court that he is Guardian of Cora E Stone. Edwin Stone, and Fanny J Stone. of Harwinton within said distrIct,, minors 1: That said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Harwinion, viz: One piece of land bounded North on land of C0rdelia Holt ; East on land of John D. Castle South on Ly. man Gridley, and West on highway-conta,n ing about four acres-with Dwelling House and Barn standing on the sams-valued at about Four Hundred dollars. That it would be for the interest of said mi. nors that said land bs sold and the avails thereof invested for their benefit according to lau-praYiDg for liberty to sell said ypreperiy fn. the purpose aforesaid. as per petition oi file. : t @~ Ais ordered by this Cosr:, That said Guardian give notice of said application. by causing ,ht | same tn be published in one of the Newspa- pers printed in Litchfield in the County o Litchfeld. three weeks successvely, at leas six weeks before the hearing ;7an,i that sait petition will be heard [ the prbate Office 1T said district. on the lith day of February next lat one o'clock in the afternoon.
 Certified ffcm Record. by t.ess ' eeto HEW1s GAFIH, J4dGe
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF
 CONNECTICUT.
ADJCTANf GEN ERALS OYTIcs, HARTF1RD. Dec, 18th 126A. {

1 hDSGfANT MINERAL Ox1lCS, g HARTFORD, Dec 10th, 1864. z. Circular No. S.1 '' tS '' ;. By order of the War Department new Army Corps is nov being organized at Washington, designated as the First Corps, and to be com posed or officers and men wuo have served n3t less than two years and been honorably dis charged. 4o-sa- s, ..fl,.,,., r.lz, Officers desiring appointments in this Corps will apply in writing to the Adjutant General of the Army. giving clear statement of their previous service. If the papers are approved the several applicants will receive full ihtor- malion asto examination and appointments Veterans desiring 10 en,is, can rresent themselves at the office of any Provost Mar sbal and be examined, and if accepted sill be furnished free transportation 10 Washingt on, where they will be mastered into service
 For the informa,ion of all C. nheeticd, men desiring to enter this Corps as Volunteers, the following statement of bounties to which they will be entitled s.pnblished:
 lst. From .le United States a bounty oi three hundred dollars (3Oo) as soon as mus tered into sersicc, and is addition the regular installmenss in proportion to the period of en- lstmeu; as fellows: 'fN' F.
 For one sear.s service, one hundred dollars ($loo.) -.. .l9 ,s... ,sys. ..r .sf.-..4-
 For two years service, two hundred dollars i$2o0.l
 For i:.ree yea, $ service, three hundred dol- lars ($300) One ,hita in cash to be paid on enlistment
 I'd From the State i botnty as follows:
 If enlisted for one year, ono hundred dol lars ($:00)
 If enlisted for two years two hundred dol lars ($ 0o.)
 If enlisted, for three years. three hundred dollars $500 The entire amount in each each to be paid when mus cred if for the credit of Connecticut.
 Sd. As tue recruits "ill be credited to the towns where they reside. they will also be en- tit ed to receive all local bonn,'cs' Esa
 By order of lh Commandcf-nC Chief
 F z. hOk.s, EJ MORSE,
 36 et Adjntant General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05

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 The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken with entire safety by all ages 'ahd conditions. pr.:- ducing all the good resu Is that can be obtain ed from calomeL pr any of the ms,curiai med icines, and without any of their btrtfui or in- juiious results. They carry out of the system the feculeht and swUfn-tut matters .loosened and dissolved by my Seaweed Tonic and Pull monic Syrup. It will t.e seen that all three of my medicines aisneedcl in most eases to cure Consumption.
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 It has none of the irritating, heating proper ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and heals the most serious Sores and Wounds. Every family. and especially those containing children. should keep box on hand in case of accident. for 1t will save them much trouble, suffering, and money. All it wants is 6 fair trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05

i Ara G.,frt pf froi,ate holden at Shar n 1 A vi hin and. fnr the District of Sharon. s,r the .2at;, day nf b..centber. 1 D. 1861 l Present.. Charles Scars Esq .Inge. l U,nn th. peti.ia,s Of ssry buxton of har II in the county of Lisehfield, showing to thi. Court. that she is Guardian of Minnie Buxton and Lnel,a Buxton of-SEarnn within said Dis ttict. minnrs--ihat said minors are owners oi real estate situate in sai.l Sharon. subject tot the widow's dover, viz: Fifteen dc, es of land more or less. with buildings thefecn standing, | houndeal and described as follows: situated on the north side of tho road leading from Sharon town street tn the dwelling house sf Edglr I. Reed. bounded east bv land of William Gibbs, l nprthcriy and westerly by lsnd of David H. Cole and highway snuthetly by land of 'Thom- ss T. Wilbur. s. II. Birnnm and highway, val- ued ae about three thousand dollars,-That it would be for the interest Of said minors that said real estate he sold and the ayails thereof vested for their benefit according to the statute in such case made an,l provided. praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose furesaid. as per petition Oil file. s,.1~.-@
 4 is trdered by this Court. That said Guardian give notice of said application, by causing the same t., be published in , newspaper printed in Litchfsid thlee weeks successiyely, at least 8 weeks Aefore the hearing; and that said pc tiiion willie heard at the Probate Office in sd district On the 22d day of March next. at one O clock afternoon. E
 Certified from Record,
 3taS fl CHARLES SEARS, Judge.