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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
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Dox,r xsew w.raE 1nEr AaE.

A nenber 81 the Second wisconsin Reg.
imens encanpsd near the TAirseeosh Neu
York Volaaseers, writes = the Ailwanksa
Sentinel: ,a
l have been trying to 6nd ont where we
are-uhas the name Of the town 10, but
know ~ much q when ses ess on the voy
age ef inquiry. About mile from camp
met Virginia looking personage astride
OF mule; behind which Was fastened .
dilapidased cracker wagon. aud hailing him,
something like the following conversasios
took place: 7es "a
Il SAY, friend, what il the name Of this
town 90
A look Of surprise only which said plain
y, don's know what you meant ssf
The quessios uas again put, and cracker,
after scratching bis head severely fer : mo-
ment, said:
"There isn's any town here 'fs, ea
No sillags?@ 6eess ~ 80
sWhsre do yoa livsa'
"Over there"
s.what is the name Of the place 20
"Ainst got none.1 R*s sa
Show do you date your letters when Jon
writesn go
Dou WEite any,
"Where do you vote?"
sOver to the Court House, s
"WAat 10 the name Of the Court House 2p
Cracker looked moment at something,
perhaps fy which had lighted on his mule
then looked up, and, speaking in 2 drawl-
ing tone said /:
"Tell you what il is, straugsr, there isn's
ny.town here at all. We're ell farmers,
and live in the country. am no secesher,
Il though. he lied, and thing 90 ssili, and
shat's all know" n
We thought he didn't know enough to
spare any Of bis knowledge. and 50 We
left him, concluding to date our letters "on
the road to Richmond" until We get to
some town that has . nsme, or meet
with some man Who has sense enough so
tell Us where we are, else that ws are in
Old Virginia.
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Already the people Of the North have
more than recovered from the depressing
inAusscs Of oar rspslss as Maoassas, and
are now more thoroughly than ever deter.
mined to put down the slaveholdsf's rebel
lion. And there has been no tins since The
ssseuasicB Of Sumter, when they felt %
nssh eoo1dsnss u their ability 70 sssuhjo-
ssssn the rebels. The Governmept has
caught the patriotic impolses Of the psopls,
and 10 nov more fully aroused 10 its greAt
respoosibilisy-oors dsseEmiosd 70 osss The
high ezpeesasious Of ths soastry shas at any
eshr time. This spirit, coupled With the
discipline and epergy which the gallant
MeCislias 10 ipfasiog into the army has
proAsced the ne.t happy refulss everywhere
Tbs Mes York Tribune says that already
under this stimulating impulse business is
improving, stocks sfe rising. the wheels Of
commercial activity once more resoive, asd
there IL life and bostle ahous the whole
sale stores which indiestes that the gloom
Of the past two weeks has given place 10
brigh: satieipAuons Of success 10 the fu-
tare. Ia
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LArR saulss rnoM rmK LerlsvILLR

There are nov Two Governors IL Virginia,
Gov. Lescher and Gov. Fer00Ss. Bul
yirsipia isuss wide eaoaxh FOR tso 0eveFa-
ora. Either LeesAer viii egtend M ssscns
over Wheeling, Or Pisrnsne viii reach ON
bic over Richmond. We bet on Fsrnont.
ASS. Loui. paper says that Gov. J ack-
son 10 Fighting man. We suppose he sill
fghs IL il l. Absolutely necessary. bat saers
sre . great uaasy sha1ks kswsold vssAsede,
ssd We guess rassiag y oss u sasa. u
M Lair, OF The Florida Nsss, says that
Ne are Abolisiooisss, sAL ts6ss ssgso aesy
il. We have heard Of boarding the lisn il
his lair, bat ua don't csrs TO beard the Lair
in his lyin'. sssd 8 ss'%iss 's5
The Co,anbia Is. c.,) Times say,s thai /
bitter stream has been rssning into South
Casolina's cup ef ssGsPibe.i THAI esp
should be full By this nns- asieA b isaks.
We expect. shAk, aotxishstasding 0es.
Scots high character and illasirsona servi-
ces, the yirginians, during bis tour through
their State will turn their backs on him.
The insur gent. prote.. ,ha. they i ont pay
their debts to the peopie cf the United
States, and yet the United States troops are
detsrm,ned 10 dras on lAeM stsisd.
IL has been said that he Who governs his
soagas can govern srniss. Mr.. Liacoln's
worst enemies must acknowledss that be
knows how to hold his tongus.
There 10 no longer the least danger that
the Confederate troops viii shake in their
shoes. for the poor fellows have no shoes
to shake in. .tsaa Sks gsSf a@aa
This Government has determined, and
wisely determined; and 10 sustained therein
BY the people, that our indepepdsnos shall
be conquered. Augusta Ga.) Chfonicls.
Which do you suppose 10 the nost likely
to conquer your independsuse-Jef. Davis
or Old Abe?
The Southern organs dare Gen. Scott to
strike before he is ready. That's cheap
way Of gaining character for daring.
Dear Tennessee don't be distressed be-
cause you are ondonc. Gov. Harris and
Gen. Pillow will 10 you.
The Disunionists call Old Abe ssThs Go
rilla." How do they like the gorilla war
fare? &C., ssu
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ruE enEEsEsr MAN IL raE worm


A lady xho lives next door ts the oHice
Of q physician. up the street heard eonsid-
erable knocking at the door, one day last
week, and wondering why the door bell was
not rung. On opening the door verdant
and sophisticated man, Of. fults tsize and
a couple Of years old, standing on the porch
asked:
"Does Dr.. live anywhere found
hcre?" #
eyes, in that house, SIS Is .e.as sas,
Mr.. Green then commssced his sttaping, ,
gently tapping" to inform the Dectur he
was wanted. The lady suggested that he
had better ring the bell. That seemed TO
strike him at fret as good idea, for he
stopped raping and looked round the porch,
cast his eye each way along the side Of the
house, came down the steps, looked al the
porch and house again, went out to the
street fence 20 he could look on the roof,
appeared ponplussed, came back to the
porch looked at the lady who had fingered
at her door to see hs mannuvres, looked at
her as If he was not quite certain whether
il was not best to ask or impart infOrma-
ton, but after another glance around, he
exclaimed:
81 can't find the rope!'
This explained the disappointed look Civ
en- when he couldn't end a big bell on the
top Of the house. The lady with graceful
politeness and gentle words sweetly spoken
directed him to pull the bell knob. He
slowly pulled It oat, held it firm--of course
the bell didn't ring, be held on, turning bis
head, and with a foolish look, said: s.
81 don't hear anything ring can't you
show me the rope2" q ba'
That was too much; she gave up trying
to shoU him the rope; rang the bell for him
passed him over TO the doctor, and retir-
ed to tell about the "greenest man ever
did ses."
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THE PATRIOTISM OF ADOPTED CIT
f1'-E atE ~ 1ZENS.

Tbs patriotism Of our adopted citizens is
worthy of sll praise. They compose largs
majority Of our volunteer forces, who en-
liss from the cities and large towns. II 10
peshaps nasural that this should be 90.
Having come to this country to end refuge
from the social and political expressions Of
the old world, and having experienced the
superior blessings Of our institutions, they
are resdiest 70 peril fosssss and life in their
defense. The alacrisy With which they
come to the aid Of Government, in the hour
Of lie peril, shows thss they appreciate iss
ssIus, Sasd are dessrnined 70 hand down =
their children aniepairsd The Uuisn that
las proved refuge and shelter to them.
Be on this - it may when this great strug-
gle shsll Be over, and she rebellion crushed,
the scustry will ovs dsbt sf erstissds 70
- adepssd eisissns qaiss - srsss - shai
which will BE- dus 70 The native born. lts
safety will have cost quite - much OF blsod
Of the one, - of the oshsr.
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A SECESSION DAGGER.

A member Of the New York Ninth Regi.
ment brought with him to this city, on Sun.
day, weapon which he captured in Seces.
sis, and which would do to put in some
museum Of curiosi,ies along With the war
tools Of New Zealand savages, or the poi
soned stilettoes Of ltalion or Spanish bra
vos. Il wss dagger made BY pointing .
piece Of saw, and griDding down the back
to razor like sharpness. 1t was so made
that, in entering the flesh. the teeth Of the
saw would act as barhs, aud caucs . hor.
rible wound in Withdrawing the instru-
ment OF butchery. II is about eighteen
inche. 10 length, and flushed with buck
horn handle. st.ss
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A zouAvE.

A New York Zouave recently took horse
belonging to rebel and ever since has been
much elated With his capture. A day or
Two since the owner of the animal presented
himself to the Zouavs and demanded his
horse. 'si have taken the oath of aliegi-
ance," said he, "and the horse is mine.n
"You may have taken the OATH" answered
the New Yorker, shut the horse has not,
and shall keep him till he does.n There
was no replying to this, and the Zouays
keeps the horse.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

rME VOLUNTEER ARMY OF THE uNIoN.
The eisisens u ths Uoissd States may v,ll
Be proud q heir ssu arny., More than
forty years ef peace, broken only By such
interruptions as the Mexican war and the
expedision 20 Utah, have not 10 the isast Do.
gree blunted their military spirit. Il is
impo~ible 20 read the special report Of the
Secretary OF War, 10 The Prcsident, without
being reminded Of these ancient democra.
eiss is which the whole ad3lt population
would sally aas to rspel foreign Aggression,
and Ail the richer citisens contribute freely
10 the expenses of the var. II Republican
insiits hons are indssd on their trssi, Is 10
aos a. tais point that they will break down.
The Secretary may Be forgiven for lasping
from the native into the rhetorical style il
describing the ccmrosisiou Of this force Of
quarter OF million % rapidly raised and
20 efhciently armed. s'But few weeks since
the nsa esuposing this greet army were
pursuing the avocations Of peace. They
gathered iron thsfarm, from the werkshop,
from the factory, from the mines. The
sinister came from the pulpit, the merchant
frtm his counting-room the professor and
pupil from ths common schools. Young
tent and the camp. Native aud foreign
born alsks came forward with comnon
saihusiasm. The 6ossrnmeas 6nds itself
1.embarrasedsvith the generous eatpourinx
OF volunteers 10 sustain its Action.n The
6rst caIl for troops, made on the 18th Of
April, thoagh il did not extend TO the States
which had then seeded, and was pre- emp
toriiy rejected By several others, met with
50 enthusiastic response in the North, that
the quota actually furnished exceeded BY
several thousands that defined in tho
proclamation. Under the second requisi-
ton of the 4,h of May, which was not limit
cd like the former TO the period Of three
months' service, but invited enlistment for
three years, or during the war, no less than
20S regiments have been enrolled, and l53
are already in active service. Altogether,
the State can count on force Of. ESQ 900
officers and men after the discharec of the
6rst contingent, and there seems no reason
to doubt that this may be increased inde6-
nitely. The Senate has already more than
responded to the Presidents appeal by au-
shorising the employment Of Boo, 900 vol
unteers and appropriasing e500, ON, 900 for
the war. Many criticisms will probably
occur TO military men on the deficiency OF
cavalry and artilierymen, the very small
proportion of veteraus among these raw
recruits, and the inevitable isexperience Of
the officers. IL will not be easy to convince
professional soldiers that Q task which cost
Della Masmora years Of patient seal, and
which 6sribaldi failed TO complete IN the
most eventful of campaigns, can be accom-
phshed NJ stroke by Gen. Scott. All this
may DO very true, but people in arms
can never be otherwise than formidable.
and in this case they will be opposed to an
enemy by no means their sapcriors IN
equipment or discipline. Such an effort
must command admirstion,, and, regarded
spire confidence in the elasticity Of volun-
teer organization.
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RESIGNATION OFGEN. WATKINS.

On Saturday last, Gen. Watkins, motto.
rious rebel, and one Of Gov. Jackson's Brig
adler Generals, resigned bis command OF
the armed mob which be had gathered in
Southeast Missouri, aud urged his follow
ers 70 resurn to their homes ssd allegiancs
70 the u. s. Government. The design Of
Congress to pass bill Of pains and penal
ties against leading traifofs, y said TO have
bern the main cause Of his rsagnstiop. The
noto,ioss JefFr ThonsoD, . lunAtic from 81.
Joseph succeeded him in commAud.-N.
Louis Democrat. +.
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AMExlcAs rSaurNTsvENBss.

An amusing anesdots i rslsted Of a
American IN Germany, Who asked Gsf-
man professor for Al e1piasation o. stass-
ment hs had made. TIE 0srmas's ezpssi~
siop was msfs unintslligible than ths ori-
FINAL statement. Qnestion followed ques-
ton, till as last The 6eYmAs, lSsisg I'll %.
thence With bic Americas freud, ezelsiosd
With emphasis, '.Miss Coz fossiys Chris.
topher Columbas for ever discovering Amer.
ics. cs.0-Maaachusetts 1edchsT.
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c. A lady, who has just returned to Gin
cinnati from visit to The Southern part Of
the State informs the editor Of the Boston
Gazette that while at LOUISVILLE, she saw at
the house Of friend Who sympathiscs with
the rebellion, 80 navy reyolvsrs and caval.
ry swords, purchased in Cincinnati, and
smuggled through the city in the seat OF .
buggy. Che expressed her surprise that
arms could be conveyed 80 easily from that
city, and was told that it has been done and
10 being done every day, and that oil the
arms they wish can be had there, without
any delay from Cincinnati.
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LOST MS BACON.

Hon. s. D. Clay, son Of Henry Clay,
while, endeayoring 10 smuegls several wag-
on loads of bacon 70 West Tennessee, for
the use of the rebels IN that quarter, was
iptereepted by company OF Union troops,
who not only seized the merchandise as
contraband, but compelled Mr.. Clay and bis
wagouer to take the oath Of allegiance to
the National Government.
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RrA writer h the Nashville Union sus.
Resss the lance % Substitute for the bay
oses. He says eve have rot . good sop
ply Of bayonets, especially Of ths sabre
bsyones. All have heard u the faueos
Polish Lassevs. Nov any black smith can
secare spesY to pole ten o. twelve feet
10 length, and weapon more efheiens than
,he bsyones or sword may thos be attained
At v-ry small cost Of tins or money.
Armed in this maones. and with short
double barrel guns, our harsemen might do
very Elective service in driving back the
invaders Of Southern DoiL"
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An ;llossrAt.d pspsr printed .. Leipsic,
Germany, compares the North and South IN
hi. forclhie ~ay: .swhas shs South lacks
- MONEY!, m-n and the fav6rof God. What
the Soath has nszssss, yealos fever and
sh. alliance Of Satan. What the North
has money, men, righteous canse aod
tue sympathy os humasiss. Whist sss North
hcks-pisA!es and tbisves." es
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ca Christianity 10 not . religion Of
churches and chapels it 10 not arsi,giono Of
tongues and dialects; il ID q religion
for ths whole world, which, after oil, 10
but one vast cathedral; IL isa religion for
sli tongues, which, after all, are but dis-
lscts Of She common mother tongue; it iss
religion for The human heart; and wherever
: human heat can beat, there SAVIOR 10
nesr; there are . praying toDgas and .
praying plaos.
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ri. mus. now be appsren. to d. poss

cTlt must now be apparent to the most
superficial observer Of the Developments Of
our Southern pro slavery rebellion, that the
alternative offered to our fevSitsd States ID
their speedy return 70 the Union Or the ru.
isous disqualification Of their psealiss an3
vital institution Of African slavery. A
speedy settlement, or the absolute oveY-
throw Of Southern Industry, Southern
wealth, asd The fsusdssiop Of 6outhsrn 20.
ciety, 10 the issus DOW presented to JSGes-
sop Davis and his sonfsdsratss.
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). TThs n. o. papers think The war win
be long and bloody, snd ssys that their
tes5ers ahosid iumed'sseIy ipstisuss 10
their hsuseholds, rigid system of econo-
my, 40 ibat the taxes the war viii cause
may be cheerfsfiy snd easily met, and
the perennial current of spoptaneou. fieer.
~ for which sbs South IL renowned,
nAJ eeatinas 10 Cos with uadimiaisksd sets
pmss
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,TMr -, upon entering ssrtain
bookshop, inquired cf young nas Ii at-
tesdsnce, II he he'd 'sGsldsniib's Grsscs's
- saaa stNe, bss ss havs seas Diehsy
coed hair oil, was the reply. !.
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3. TAstoa lsoa d President Tsylor) has
bsss slesssA Ooh Of The 0sh Rsgiusot ot
Leaisiaoa Volaetssrs. ..
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WORM CANDY,
Sa Mt o nine LOzengeg,

SD mt Oni ne zeng es.
WE offer these LOzenges without disguise to
W their composition. As their name Imports,
they depend for their efficacy upon SsntOnine alOu6
the lately discovered active principle Of the EU-
ropean or Levant Worm Seed.
All the merit which We claim for cur uisdicise
is the purity of the Ssntonine which it tains aud
the careful manner in which il has been inCorpo-
rated with and distributed through the mass from
which the LOzenges have been formed.
To be sure Of these important points, ha
them prepared at the Lou sville Chemical Works,
where the Sant0niRe Is FIRST tested for its purity
and then combined in the Lozenge in such way aH
to retain its properties and virtues unchanged
. To the Profession presenta valuable and we'll
known medicine in convenient and attractive
form, Of uniform and known strength-the diroc-
lions indicating the dose Of Santonine according 90
the U. s. r.
To the public offer remedy for Worms, EN-
oaciOus, safe, and as pleasant con dictionary az
moderate price
FOR sale by all reputable Druggists throughout
the South or West. WILSON, PETER Il Co,
d&w6m. Main st.
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R s. BgsToJv y co.
&U.1~DRXRS.

GsUsT@DRXES. -1ltI
~ Almonds Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecaps, Eng
lish waInuts, figs raisins, currants, rock candy,
oysters sardines, alum epson Salts roll birthstone,
sulphur, copperas, madden, extract Of logwoOd, in
digo cream tartar soda, bed cords of all kinds,
bacco of all kinds backing batting, nutmegs, CT
gars of Gsa kinds, ginger, and ground, spanish
moss glass Jars lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse soaps of all kinds, starch, teas vine
gar, camphor letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowles, juiu paste, cinnamon, dried beef
british lustre, bonnet boards java Coffee ink, oil
nails SASH glass, spirits turpentine, elspice soda
pain killer, nquOrice, &c, &c, 8c.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
aud for sails low, by n S. L. GILBERT & Co.
iune5 No. Sycamore st.
NVORaNr BROOsns.
T. 100 dog heavy, for sale by
arp22 ST. GILBERT 90.
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WHO SHOULD USE
DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
VEGETABLE
IMPERIAL WINE BHTTERS 2

All who are afflicted with Incfpient Consumption
Weak Lungs should use them.
All who suffer from Weak Stomachs, Indiges ton,
Dyspepsia, or Piles should Them
All who suffer from General or Nervous Debility,
use them. II 49,
All persons who are convaleseent after fever OF
other sickness should them.
Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, and
all public speakers should them.
Book Keepers, and all persons leading "a sedenta-
~ life, should use them.
The aged and infirm should use them
All who require stimUieDt tonic should ase
them.
All who are addicted to gns lse OF urdent spirits
and wish to reform, should use them.
They made of pure Sherry Wine, and of the
native plants and herbs of the country, and should
be recommended by temperance societies, clergy
men, plIysic la ms, and al friends of humanity.
They are prepared by an experienced and skilfui
physician, and, aside from their medicinal proper
Ties, most delightful beverage and yet, Is
a medicine, innocent aud harmless the
dews of heaven.
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