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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18

TO THE PUBLIC. -THE BASIS or fTHn
SANITARY AND CHRISTIAN coMMIsSIoNs
OF CHTcAGo.-To prevent uiisapprehenS
sion on the part Of the public ~ to the
work of these two Commissions ameag tins
soldiers, they have jointly decided to atasa
publicly, the basis upon which they ssancs
as co.laborers 10 raising and diseursng
the supplies necessary to prosecute thar
work: pr -s'.''.. %'Af
lst. These two Commissions have
heretofore worked, and intend hereafaaR
to work in harmony, and viii assist eaHh
other in every way possible. .,..,, -.
I'd. Both Commissions In this city
have studiously ende vored in all their
official action, to aveid any approach %
rivalry in any oftheir work, desiring enlT
that such methods Of raising and disbuTs::
ing supplies should be pursued as wil
with least expense, accomplish the aosS
good to the soldiers. As svidsnesg OF
which it may be stated, that the ChFisslaR
Commission have turned over . large
prosortion Of their stores 10 the Sanitary
Commission. and in return hare drawn
from the Sanitary Commission, sanitary
supplies to be distributed by the Agents
Of the Christian Commission. .= 80 =
81. And for the future, it is propossd
to the public, by. both Commissions, 90
far as their authority extends, that any
individuals or Societies, that may desire
the Christian Commission 10 distributes
the stores raised by them, shall mark them
u. S, c. Com. care Of n. W. Sanitary
Commission of Chicago and such stores
shall bo forwarded to the army, 10 be-
drawn upon by the Christian Com
mission as the wants Of the army may re-
quire; and all Agents of both Commas
ions. whose business it is to raise money
or supplies for either, shall be instructed
to inform the public that entire harmony
Of action exists between the Sanitary and
Christian Commission of Chicago acting
cor the Northwest. aI, tar
Sanitary Co,a:-E. B, NcCagg, Prsst
u. W. Patton D. D., Yies PreS't. g. 3,
SteaIye, Sec'y. EsW, Blatchford, Treas,
Cyrus BentIy, Cor. sec'y, B. W. Ray
monl, Wesley Munger, J, K, Bots
frd.
Christina Conf. V. FarweIi, Pres't
4. T. Jacobs, Sec'y. S, P. Harrington,
Treas, D L. Moody, J. L. Reynolds.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18

An IDEA.--A daring Scot thinks he
has an idea worthy the attention Of the
fair sex, and therefore that he il q Eraas
engineer He says it has been pAiafully
apparent 70 him by many ineidants ~thaa
an invention is wanted whereby ladies
may, in any emergency, be sble TO pro.
tect themselves agaist aaeh innpaapnt
and unmannsEiY intrndess u dogs In
church and cats On the hearth, and says
he would humbly taxa leave 10 saggsgs
that, till something better d disosssrsd,
. running string should be inserted ID
the bottom Of each 'crinoains, By which
the wearer might, in aay smsrgsnsy, eth
or in church or railway earriags, by pals
ling the string, and bring the whole gas
At once tight around the ankle IKE 60
mouth ofa bag ".sksfs .sYs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18

HoME.-The road to happiness lie
over small stepping stones Slight cir
cumstances are stumbling blocks Of fam
lies The prick of pin, saysthe proverb
is enough to make an empire insipid. The
tenderer the feelings. the more pain
ful the wound. a cold, unkind word
checks and withers the blossom of the
dearest love, as the most delicate rings Of
the vine are troubled b7 the faintest
breeze. The misery of life is born Of &
chance observation. If the true history
of quarrels, public and private, were to be
honestly written, it would be silenced by
an uproar of deriSion
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18
LETTER FROM sfR, BAKER.

EpTToR NoyPAREIL Some time agr
I thought | won'l send you a statement
Of matters sad tnlH.s as they wera ou'
IN this far distant esIisrJ not thinking
Tor moment that our worthy cid frisn
LiesBnder ". Black warrior would take
exceptions to what said, but tie other
day l happened 70 get hold OF ~hat
L. ", Bhckwpr1ior calls a ERg}e, and
saw in that thing shat you had really
received and published what seat Now
Ar. Editor woaId nJt have noticed that
bong lab1rel article in the Ba7ie hesdcd
Has Council Bluffs 30 interests te
Protect hA1 ~: my attention been called
to sit by those wh0 took part in The jules,
burg fight with q request that should
answer L. ". Bi4okwarrior, and nail
those LES he told L, the counter. told
nv friends that it was no uss to reply,
that If naIed lie after lie that he bad
told. - the counter, that all be had to
do was to blow his breath on the head Of
a nail and that the stlsk WIS 50 great
that it would d.soEge iroa and wood
instantly; out reply / must AMI reply l
will.
stated in my latter to you hr. Editor
hat the number Of I4aians that attacked
Julesburg vas one thousand and there were
s. IaliaOs killed and tbs, our loss was
Is Killed l.. W. BIAckwarriDr come:
right out and prououncss this falsehood
as heaEwlys does everything that he is
not the originator of ha s4ys it is false as
t. the number killed that there was but
one man seriously, ana so'Ae half dozen
slightly. wounded; Tor once. in my life
I wish that BIackwarrior was correct,
but | am sorry that must tell him that
he lies md ctu prove hjm liar, for in
the place of Is as | before stated, there
we're killed there I9,-l5 soldiers and
..,.. n.,, ". w.
,;ng 49,. -. ,....,...,i - -, ,r.on Of
,on, 49,
=, 90, go
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eAnss

Mr., BuaKEA $ shs pubsie mid .
being sanssaerabEy EXERCISED just now ss
to the respective claims Aad merits OF the
two commissions which are doiHg - noble
work for our soldiers, yen win DO s
cause a g,eat service By publishing me
following circular, which is put forth and
j9iptly signed by the eotnanisdoussf IFAa
Please publish also the acconpsny ysng
article on the "Chris6sn Coan3nission"
from the Sanitary BsAtetsa. E, 1T
4. B..
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WN. BAKER.

rm- Seek society: Keep your friendships
in repair. Answer your letters Meet
good will half way. Al COED men excite
each others activity. Better things are
said, more Wit aud insight dropped in talk
aud are forgotten by the speaker, then
get into books ''~
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morning:
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18
STEPHENS
HUNTER
CAMPBELL.

New York Feb 9th Army Of the
Potomac special says the object of the
movement to the lett now thought to be
a general reconnaissance of the enemy $
position and strength and movements, and
TO interfere with line of Notifications
which il is understood they are con
strNcting TO protect . branch they are
baildidg from south side to "eldon,
below Reems station
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18

:
The timhsr and urdsr growm xas
| htsr.Iiv r,,t ,,,,,;Dre. bw SaIls sr,5 L,uats
! he gronnd w.s tf,,n;.bt ovsr f,nr t;,,es il
enD.e,rs,rs or rs;nr,r[,a,,,..,,ts = >, a;,h.,r
.i4e The charr. which hroLa thn vanEsa
. Gns. Iata IN ,Is asv ). sa;3 =, hays -
ona1ytba granAest s,.nas IN r,:l;t,rs
anal,
j n. venkoas }ost hn.ua.e, 150o ,o1
: 200J k-nr5 w,.nrir3 and nrisoners
Times .,vs Eanrv E,,,. l.,,
nrnI|r, # -. rt5rI r,n.,ro.s s.;cj g.,
Eurnp. on S.lqr.isy The reo,.r, that h.
had bvyt, ser,s La Fyrt Warren is without
tonudat'on,
lIchmcnd Sentinel Of the 18th says
1e | ".'" :, r,'> are making raid III
.oF'o4 AID At tae lt't accounts were
tor,e.
New York, tHh Is POSTS Washing.
lrEtan >pcc'ai says TN Ms iFt'r 70 cen.
OF " ay> and NeaR>, Mr. FesetnGtn dee
not ask for power to assist mere cure ey
- ssp7 Ths' ne w'it rey upon the '>j0
j. 'SS 'gF 'tT next nsHt ear:
,'"' f's u ii'e~' =, >, senator
5F'.'" ~. ''sd at s'A . 'i'cA 'h'' mo
M.
Washington F1b. l3.-Pres't today
minated t,the Senate Hon I. D NoreaR
! % te Secretary # the Tl,asQrv
!
~ " i'1N. F'o. 1'.~'-'H'n"rcI4:S
n"sn'"E,"n >lH5'.1' >2y' "th"'rs ir"n jhv
Meet III ''"t'!'", rel ri =r"at aeuyty IA
me Te:n"'n at torPedoes and "thsr
2',H'Fhcsi'hs Ia the haToor Ii VS. COLI
i anens'y expected that the rebels would
''aI@1ls "a, '1e cry,
Inc nte' IS WORKING It's wy up the
! htFo's.
! Tla 'a-ast C"2SS'.'4ti': ait say- the ap,
! PNII@u.. Ht q! p,rG f.N3ur e.. Cr:s.@.4ni IN h.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18

New York, Jan. 13th---Tribuns's
Washington special says h is currently
believed in the city tonight that Sherman
has occupied Branchville, and that
Charleston has been evacuated.
The Petersburg Express says the fight
n- m Monday vas very severe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
By report, he was both magician and

By report, he Was both magician and -!
siali, and krach thai PC had Of slight Of -.'
was not the least influential OF his virtues.
Hs bodily proweas was as great az his sa...''e
ness One day, at Ficsole, foreign ,doctn' -.
sumed 20 challenge NonsiGnore to 4 debat' a,i'l
the offer was accepted. While the two stool b.
sether in CristofuroS wagon, and the intruder "as
haranguing the people. The quack. without nio''-
mcnt of his face, or twitch OF his body, ie.@e'
his foot against his rivals leg and threw him 10 ~
ground He had the eflrontery to proclaim th;'
feat as magnetic entirely, accomplished w:.sioit
bodily means, and by virtue OF his black art ':-
QuiTements.
An awe fell upon the listeners and they rr:1sed
TO hear the checklnatel disputaift further.
AS soon as Cristofero began to thrive he I.;'viso
cd his dramatic tasto By purchasing 3 superb
wagon team and equipments, and hired scr
want. Such turnout had never been seen an
Tuscany since the Mcclellan days. 1t gained lof
him the name OF Creso s.raightway, and, enabling
him to travel more rapidly, enlarged his business
sphere, and so vastly increased his profit.
He arranged regular days and hours for each
place in Tuscany, and soon became as ':ide!S
known as the Grand Duke himself. When i Was
known that he had bought an old castle at Pen
tassieye on the banks OF the Arno, his reputatiVi
still further increased. He was now go prosperors
that he set the faculty at defiance: He proclaimed
that they were jealous of his profounder les-Mns
and threatcned'to expose the banefulness OF th''s
syStems,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

Advices from Tic seat Of war III South America
extend to September d.
Operations had been commenced in the province
OF Corrientes, which, according to the statements
Of General Estigarnbia, the defender Of Uruguay
ana, was occupied by seventeen thousand Para
suayans, under Robes. General Flores had re-
crossed the Uruguay with the advance of his army,
reinforced by ak thousand infantry from Rio
Grande, and was marching northward in order TO
cut of the retreat of the Paraguayan column.
This movement was supported 10y the BRAZILIAN
and Argentine forces, under Nltre, who had as
suned the chief command Of tic allied army. The
Nacional Of Montcvidco states that tho Count 4 En-
and the Duke dc Sake continued il the iicd under
Marshal Osario and Admiral Tamanlarc.
The Emperor vas tn leave for San Bo:ij, OH ,lIo
Uruguay River. or the 9th y: S.pt..:iiIcr, ACCOM-
panied by AdraiTa! Tarlandare, bat w..s expected
20 return to Uruguaye.a i:i time to srpc:3iso iiic
organization OF the ma!: bn.ly .: The Brazilian
troops under Flores. Generals alitre and Flores
had received the grand cross of .hc "CraZe;ro
ardc: from Don Pedro il person. i w.s reported
that the invaders were removing al the SUns foni
their batteries az CacYas, Mercedes ard EdeEuolo
to the city OF CorficTte, where .:la Par; ;5uaJai.
General RcbIes intended - concentrate sh IoI9s,
including the feet, wi:ica ha:i 2eci: ordered N tc
river 70 his support.
The. .surrende: OF Uruguaysna caueol srcat. 20
joic:nE .. Rio J2noiro. iHi:3 E:L.:i.;G: :ce. 60
IllsinCd az Ri.lcon DO Soto.
Mr.. Thornton, t4o Br;t:s. EG20r Us 'ct.
ty the Emperor OF i:ri:i. "a ;ac %Jd OF Sept a.
be- rl.e interview took place in thc cncampir
OF tic Brazilian troops, thirteen thousand s.ro3-
ho:,.co uraguaJana. a large tent scryne: IS IT,
iInpe.ial audience c'iainhcr. i.is Majcsty W.
surrounded hy hiH sons-in-lw, the Gnmt a;i
and tlc Duke &c Sa%c TIC minister % War, A;,ai
ral Tainandarc, the Marquis l., Cacas, ;:nd .hc
officers OF ais suite, together with = number of
Brazilian generals, accompanied by !ncir 2esp.c-
tive stats. battalion Ct nsa..::y served as &
guard OF honor. Mr.. Thornton expressed the de-
sire of the Queen anil government o! England ;or
the restoration O: diplomatic relations between
Looked upon tho renewal of diplomatic relations
with sincere satisfaction.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23


~ ~ So" :-i; :" - N,- 81 iill
-shi''.. = :. .--' '.y.t, :. n:,a.s:" asked
-' t,--.s-... el.-:t;
l.;a ;.olr:.l ';oliar= rc..,;c1. w.l, a laugh.
j.nS.' exclaimed ..i;i,.s. - viii do il; 80
Ill" ~, ~ agreement = :i:si y!icet q: once Bat
mind you: draS it uayaiio 80 ~! Tii', for may ,"
t;,o Tes.h IL attend 20 l.s.i;is: ATE: !v ic weeks
arc us, End il ;'c.f5rn:my :'a:. =: .e ccu;raet,
want !:cr 70 gst III $50 ..rs.! dollars w;tiia:!
any troal;le."
drew up c coi:.-ao: t lay I'm sky ,irl;;..s
per week tor Ills sarvicca anl i nc contained IT,
exhibit The bears i5T !saroa-ec,::: :,.a Is was
then ta had LIN o. :.s,::;. i've !::;r.i fiolnrs
extra.
'.loa iay. !ost 5,,;:- p i,,.::;:r'l Gc!ars; e&
cialnled A!aEi5 on :ak:nG!.ie cent rast; 'iec '.
bonEd 10 live AMI earn ~
t.! hope yon may, with Ii t.: heat, a:l ;:nr-
dred moro il yon desire IL rcrl;,d.
"Ca!! me fool If ! On. aaa:n ;i.:, i've ilr;:-
laugh.
And he dil.
hemarking upon the fals lli:.: C cei:lrate3 II.-
maker paid five Thousand dollars Er advertising
HE warea, Mr.. BAssuM resl.rss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

TEg :o.al receipts frcra informal revenue
ror. tho iBt Of July las. 10 the ;1th of November
i,ciusiyc aIn6,pts to !i37: :3s5 SSa43; the monthl
receipts for July, So! $50 $50 rs; August s34 ce7,
SEQ oS; Sep;sTber, ~, 7,9-aa,4l5:S2; October, $780,
i. .26t. Sos T.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

IT appears from the United States Treasurers
monthly statement for October, that the ayncrn.
on deposit i'll cc:u was s34 !5i GOO, and the total
amount On deposit nearly one hundroG millions.
Au tne com waa ayailablc. The amount On de-
lions, DN'1"' '-' A'" y ''-''' N'1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
THE BORE OF THE sAScTUN.
BY JOHN &. sAXE-

Again I hear that creaking step!
He s r.ipping ct the door!
TOO well know the boding sound
That ushers in bore.
do not tremble when meet
The stoutest Of my foes,
But Heaven defend me from the friend
Who comes but never goes.
He drops into my easy-chaiI,
And ssks about the news;
ue peers into my manuscript,
And riyes his candid views;
IA tails me where he likes the line,
And where he's forced to grieve;
he takes the strangest liberties
But never takes his leave!
He reads my daily paper through
Before I've seen word;
He scans the lyric THAT wrote),
And thinks It quite absurd;
He calmly smokes my last cigar,
And coolly asks for more;
He opens everything he sees
Except the entry-door.
He talks about his fragile health,
And tells me Of the pains
He suffers from score Of Ills,
OF which he ne'er complains;
And how he struggled once with death
To keep the flend at bay;
On themes like those away be goes
But never goes away
He tells ME Of the carping words
Some shallow critic wrote.
And evsgy precious paragraph
Famiharly can quote.
he thinks the writer did me wrong
He'd Like to run him through!
He SAYS thousand pleasant things
But never says "ADZEU
1ybene'er he coples-that dreadful man
Disguise it 81 I may,
know that, like an Autumn rain,
He'll last throughout the day.
In vain sreak Of urgent tasks,
In vain Iscowl and pout;
frown is no extinguisser-
II docs not put him out!
/ mean to take the knocser Oh;
Put Grape upon the door;
On hint to John that am gone
To stay month or more.
I do not tremble when meet
The stoutest Of my foes;
But Heaven defend me from the 'ritld
Who never, never goes!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
The Fenfan Fund.
From Puach.].

1t is not often that we reproduce mere article
of nows, without comment Of oar own, hut-mo deei
it the duty of every Englrft Journalist to give Us
much publicity as possible to the strange and s IS
American contributions to the Fcnian fund. The
list was found among the papers upon the person
of one Of tho Americans who were arrested III the
Australian ON the 14th inst, and has been pub
lished among the evidence taken at the Castle.
to depart from the ordinary custom of this journal
in regard to news, but in the presence Of the im-
pending crisis the case is exceptional.
Contributions received, or promised. in NeY
York, Washington, and Boston, to the Fund III alu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER $50. 60, .eo3:

In one Of our exchanges We nd " has suffered MS
bit of humor 7oHs G. ,Se, rSonalsed s pleasant,
share in this world of Osrs ous.sr could moi desony
genial witty, and So So Serves him right. Why would
expect to he le But with us poor devils it is other
he be so ver could see what great attraction brought
wise; 70 our door; yet .hcy VII come; nor go as they
O9T,c Bu. rsrtun SEP.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

Tic prices raii lave ;anged ..onl $500 10 sA.2
We place tie average 81 $50, although i. "
p.obaby exceed that '.';re. This gives tho rour
sr!n, nt 81 3D As n proceeds OF she se.e
..,rrro oi wealth Ia :aas,ers that ought not
be .aapiioa, considering !la i::le labor and Gu
lay chat il cos:e. The orchards Of the State W:
become E;ore y.iiuabio from yea1 to year as ;h
trees increase IN size AID .se.
in th,s article We havo made no reference {
peaches and grapes. :he ann;.al trade in each {
which VIA nearly c::uai, il nc. exceed that G
a?p.ea Oar Sts;c il r:cn il. f.;:::: alone.
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:, :.;i.i.;ty ASO :, HAL.' e;.5 PAID 10 TIL
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:. ;;:;-;;ly AXD =, HAL.' ,s.5 PAID 10 TILE
FAEMEes OF S;TT.
Jl@ Detroit Free Press 81 ~. ;ha wiDts fruit
trade this year has d.. t;-,,,-ss.ol 10 tl
space OF six weeks, aa' -. va2ues ~ ;rcigh
have been almost bloclic W ith ;i,!.!rrs. auar
titles coming forward f. a.,,:ne.:, r'r ware
hoaacs have been filled t. G:sinw;.. :. ~, enapc
rary sheds have been cr.a. Tar st9s. - frtl;
until it could be rcYnoved IS .i=s..iss.,.: IT,
shipments have been to -. 1t every ST. =. in til
Union. Ohio took near, =, he eGriy .'iit, in.
mc,lsc quantities OF viii, g,o clipped to Clev.-
land, Cincinnati, and t.1:,!l-u kcat,!ehv TIL
winter fruit has been sh;e:-',; p Maine. " mon.
New Hampshire, Massat ..:ecSts, s,2annectcct, Ne,
York, New Jersey, .s'sti!.3 Ohio a;ld th
Southwestern States. I.lgc ,:aasities lave gon
forward to New Orleans.
There arc yet large qa..i:ties . come :orwai
which will probably sMci; ti:c as.reeatc on :,
line o. the Michigan Csa:-f.l 20 5000 harre;
Crossing then to the line >+e nc IenigaD S9r.
cra Rc;road which STR -, $50 Vi i;,-. yin;r
t. - White Pigeon az! ...'3;ec 1i'ers, We Ii
trn,i .hcSce down, rs - -. ..sa.4-i:s'' pi
tlucinS country as a!ol. 30 Michigan C:ca,
Taking the actual tis;or: "f IL ss;lo laun
territory along ir iet;c- = a5>~s;iraata :1.
fo:r,or, ~. hlfc a,o:,. ~ iii. uf the tiriiaN'
Sol4:ae.;i ~ ag@5rc ,..,..~--':a IA, - l:0JJ b.
-. :!a,s !co - t. !-a u inc y trc:t g,
~ ..::4 10; -, ,a,.at.. :g nover; b.
f''si."'!. /'s,.scc - :ssor E:i,,un and Kc-
'2ln->- nF.,,!';a- e4.--l' =. We put q lnl-
,i~-T.,. = ,'i. G 20 Inc Of tn: road
a:.-.,.. e.-. !,ar:c's. Beside all 5hc.
.-" .:,i ;rnf:e.:se :,Tantities marketed .
..y from the surrounding country. The L..
%: Tho Grand Trunk h;s prcduced its share; t.
81. Clair Iiyer cou!.ry lica Gent down no SIN
aInount, ard n.any hare k4an shipped ct g. /;
s.ph Tho :nout!l "f ti.4 kai-Ma2o. liver, and oh
points o. Iak. Michigan. N'o sum ,ip our cs
mates OF Sic amunIi,s shipped t;lIls fur us follow
lIics:n Cec:-ai .13I 600 BIB
:, :c:i:a Southern. ITO 0J0
Detroit arc i.lwa:lkic. .............. 5000
-. Cisr R.vc., shores ~. I::.a Michigan,
and WAGONS TO p"::oi- ................ 01, ,00c &"