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NBw MARKET, April IS,

70 Hon. e. u. Stanton, Sec. Of War
"OHr advance guard occupied this morn
ing the village of Sparta, eight miles in
front of Newmarket. For the first time in
their retreat, the rebels burned the small
bridges on the road, obstructing by the
smallest possible means pursuit of our
troops. Some dozen or more bridges were
thus destroyed, bat they are being recon.
structed ffr.sfs4 q - - :
[Sigaed,1 Mp. BANKS,
.''Ni e ''', Maj. Gen. Com.
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R9rMADANE anna BIsuoP gives her
First Concert on Tuesday evening at Wash
iagton Hall. Those who heard this fine
artistic On the occasion of her previous
sit will not fail TO see her again.
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SPARTA, ROcK1NeHAM Co., Va, April 49,
Gen. Banks column arrived here this noon,
driving the enemy from the hill with ar
tillery and cavalry charges.
Six thousand Of Jackson's troops passed
through the town last evening and en-
camped short distance beyond last night.
1t is currently reported that Jackson
will be largely reinforced between here
and Stanton.
A body of our cavalry came upon two
tsquadron's of Ashby's cavalry, drawn up
in line of LATHE. The latter suddenly
broke ranks and his artillery opened upon
our advance. 0urcavalry drew upin line
of battle and awaited for artillery, which
opened and scattered the rebels.
Last might Ashby encamped near New
Market. During the night Gen. Banks oc-
cupied the town in force, Ashby being
threatened by onr artillery set ERE to his
camp and retreated in great haste, leaving
thirty butchered beeves on the ground and
doing what he never did before, burning
every small Us we'll as large turnpike bridge
south of New Market.
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49, COMMISSIONER OF THE
5<SSA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. EDIroRs-I
beg leave to present myself to tho voters of Ohio
County, Union candidate for the office OF Conn
missioner Of the Revenue, country district. l res
pectfuy solicit the Eufr0ges Of my iellow-citizens
mhlJ$ t.ss#s T. b. STEWART.
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BBWulrplxG NEoRo.-On Saturday
morning. a couple of young fellows, nam
ed Robinson and Harris, assaulted and
beat a negro, the servant of Major WI h.
Hayward, on Water street, without just
cause or provOCatiOn. They were taken
before Aid. Duty aud fined three dollars
and costs each.
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To the Voters OF Ohio County.
respectfully announce myself nS a candidate to
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the country dis
apis S ''-'' county, A.D.RRDrI1oN
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~ " AASONf
Asst Sec'V OF War.

4ASo NJUV UI " ut.
In addition to the above, similar action
has been taken by other States.
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Operations in the Southwest.

CHICAGO, April l9.-A special to the
Tribune from Cairo snys that when Gen.
Mitchell was at Decatur in the late bridge
burning expedition, he took possession Of
the telegraph Office and cnt the wires, leav.
ing Decatur and Coriuth in telegruphic
communication. Beauregard sent mes
sage to President Davis urgently demand
ing achievements for Corinth, declaring
otherwise he could not hold the position.
Gen, Mitchell promised the reinforcements.
An important movement has taken place,
but the particulars of which are not al
lowed to be published at present.
The latest dates say the armies at Pitts
burgh are nearing each other slowly.
The bOmbardment of Fort Wright con-
tinues, aud is participated in by the mortars
aud gunboats. The enemy reply vigor-
ouSly, but as yet doing no damage. There
is no expectation of the reduction of the
fort at present, as the high stage of water
prevents any cooperation on the part of
the land forces for some days.
Every house at Columbus is surrounded
by water, and the telegraph line from Cairo
to Pittsburgh has been carried away by the
high water.
AT Cairo the river is within foot of the
levee.
Mound City is entirely submerged and
tuo WhNcE EuuuIuR luIO tue lower stories OF
the hospital and houses.
The l. C. Railroad has discontinued run
ming below Mound City, the track being
submerged or carried away.
CAIRo, April ia special to the. 7+i-
6nne off Fort Wright, says firing on Thurs
day on both sides was very heavy, Ihe
mOrtars opened at noon, the enemy replied
briskly from land batteries throwing shell
clear over us aud nearly across the river.
Their firing was very accurate and from
very heavy guns. The gnuboats st. Louis,
CarOndolet and Cairo stationed as picket
ships had moved up the river to get out of
the range. The firing was kept up on
both sides until midnight. The ganboats
st. Louis and Cairo were struck by shell
bnt done no damage. Yesterday there
was but little firing done. In the after
noon mortars were shifted to the opposite
side of the river for greater protection,
for in the former locality there was great
danger from prowling rebel bands who
have already cut the levee in two or three
places to embarass our operations with
mortars. Deserters say their batteries
now mount about 40 guns and have sixty
ton.
Bragg has succeeded villipago in COM
There is about GoOO troops there and
four gunbOats in the river mounting "a
guns.
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y9r1-7>s UNION CANDIDATE FOR
49, SAERIFF.-Ths undersigned, by re-
quest Of many city and country friends offers him.
self as Union candidate for the office of shcrif,
at the ensuing election.
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ReE@. CONIAIIs'R OF REVENUE.
49, MESsRs. EDIToRS.-Please announce SAM
UEL SMITH, former Tailor of this city, as a cauLf.
date for the office Of Commissioner OF the Revenue
for the country. [mh31l UNION MEN!
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EVACUATION.

: fsN "
Sincs. the AL ofFort DDneison, the reb-
.el Government seems to have adopted
Prices army taefics-- evacuation. At Bowl,
log evacuation was resorsed so-a'
Nashville the same, and At Columbus, an.
Other evacoaeioD; and saw % sha Polomas,
evacuation b The genefdts order, ht sh the
Rebel stronghoids-esen Leesburg. VIM
chester, Cen.reyilie and their great Gibral-
tar, Manassas. have fallen into our hands
through the sobtle inapences OF evacaa.
ten. When and where evacuation will
next obtain among the rebe' clan, Il u inn
poss'o's 70 seh' TOT 'ney nave now esaoua-
'ed sn 'ae important points IN 'ne'r Nor.
.'o' : - = 'styno.''.s,.f ~" anu
M.n.s'es we're 'ot'''so - 40 Immense oos'
% 'sool ana m0ney-'ne FORMER 90 Keep
'oe sae.ai slmJ ll ilo" 'escenu'ns 'ne ms
''s''PP' n'es, so' 'as saver 20 p'esen' we
army 81 'ns on,'n from invading 'ne Con.
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( VI 4SXt
1ou sslaEaahA eelssns eostais the
kl@ies srissslliigssss 49, she -Fessssls IN,
4 = s.der Gen: Guns, s; & ia s.
assisysd : nost l4' sigapl victory q eysr t6s oos.
Aisat raAsl .fa1sas, q Rsi1s, McCsloeA,
1adlatusk ssaTss Dsts. Tie RsSss, 4
sis... relytss apsssseir shpsizsr sunbers,
;saps doas iron he Bo,tssii Mssa.a;;ass ;s as.sd s.s
nads aasttank1sSae Gsss cnsrs. forces il
camp = crsss Hsllssss Afssr sesps,ss.
Ashsias far. iAe srsater ! pstt 81 slrse days, 1
0o. .Cczssms&etsdxis pstsisg the reb-
q force y aisht, eartariss slasy prisoaers,
and !. <5spf T. lk i.ion..
arms. and munitions Of war. The loss 10
keavy % boia siSs.. fssIoSs fssr.h ".
andosbtedly ia he ihickesk Of the 6rhs--
v4Sops ma bslitN ~, ashbsf f5diRs.. b
hravely-msny : noble heart has ceased
to bsss aad mary ssa1ss are ssatihs ip
fearful saspeo.s, op secoans Of this, battle
which has resulted 90 gloriousiJ to tie
cause Of The vSsoss r. Hshsfsllen did their
duty nohlJ. loyal and losins hearts win
bow j. cheerful ssbnission 70 The saarifce
sh0s offered Up on the altar 2 .pf then c0sn-
uy.-D Daily, Of Wtdnt.day.
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THEN AND NOW.

!. on ths 18Th DAY of rsbFuasy, 1861, =
little more than year ago, Jefferson Davis
pronounced bis inaugural addres, at Mont,
gomery. 10 speech . day ofswo previoss
be said :,3,. e,e~4. ssss< d, .,s,.,{.s,sr ,ss
q The time for ccmprumise il past, and
We -are nov determined TO maintain our
position, and make all who oppose ns
smell 'Sonihern gunpoivder and feel South
ern Steel"
Two weeks later, Mr.. Lincoln, from the
steps Of the Capitol at Washington, in far
better taste said: III
. Nov, in.view Of the present aspect Of
Affairs, there need be no bioodsted or Uay.
There 10 no Necessity Tor IL. ! an NOT IN
favor OF such coursc; and | may say 10
advance. that there will be no bIoodshed,
unless il is forced upon The government, and
then it viii be compelled TO act IN self
Defense"
"Such was the spirit Of the rebellion,
and ssacbI thas ef sbe govssonsnt aagainss
which it arrayed itself. On one side, inso
lence, truculen., bIoodthirssy threatenings,
and aggression. On the other, calm for-
besrancc, but resolusc purpose.
A twelve-month has demonstrate ed the old
maxim, which enjoins upon him that pus,e,h
on his armor not to boast az he that puststh
is off, Exchange IIrT
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A REBEL sOsa.

The following sssong" composed BY some
enthusiastic rebel soldier was found in Ft
Barlow, Roanoke Island. II was written
on half sheet Of foolscap paper, and is
given verbatim
Sir William was king gorges son TO the
north the waryers rncc was run he wore A
star all on his breast to show you sign Of
she vssyerssiress oons 70 sse |adiss .vjs sop
liss and 90, come young lsdics Sin goo lisk
and go. A new silk dress you shall put on
TO follow up the music FIFE and drum. the
drum shall ben: and the ffe shall play, the
drum shall beat and the fife shall play its
A merry lives vel march away.
new york's. A pretty place.; and so 10
phiIsdelphia the streets are lined With doll.
bills and pretty girls n plenty.
Come my love come 20 With me, for !
nm rowing dandy, I'll take you home l'lI
treat you, well, I'll fead you on sweet cam
dy, where coffee grows on white osk stump
and .he rivers faw with brandy, the little
hills are lined with gold and the girls are
sweet as candy.
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ss.s Z
The Ciacisnaii Ga<siis says ihatths In
aueusal sf JeE. Davis, Ike alf Bis docu-
mense, is copcocsi,6 of fslsehccds Tor
foreign effsct lHs aa,ks of perss9allissrsy
and o. freedom Of speech, in . reign otter
rss, asd shefs n freedSnsef speech hss
existed for half q centary; Of the rights Of
peacsfui citizens, in the midst of forced
conscripsioa /, Of the protection Of proper
ty, in The nidst u cossssasies and general
rdsssssasiaa; effrss el.ssions, IN Ssseesoas-
ried into rebellion BY pretended elections
held sndef The supersision, of rebel troops; !;
and Of peace and Justice, 10 rebellion
which - spssnst sli shs villsieiss sssd bar
barisms Of fhs world = s. vssr
"with lie ID his mouth, hs .ppsals -
Cor. He sASusd have done thas bsfosS be
violasel ~ oath 70 pionge tho scsskyy into
civil ~. Thses y tsSAscA blbod on his
- nov. kzssEa1
fsas. svesy seessa;os asls.Ds, iA;s fto-
sssciGmesss, vhilg II ssssatss q giss =
essse for she rsbelliee, s.serly fails to spec
IN ssAise ~ = - shssrdly iAlsss xAe
only pr,sssss alleged y sss = elan lesissa !
,ios Tor sAs segsssdfleasst y shs North.
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dsSssst;s iAss;sssiose ef eAs Sqnlheru
S,.ser:ss md 10 viii uot deny, md his vics
d. Ss1eat stk 6aince Seesnnioo shat
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s. 1. wooDpURY.
v. y. AAYSARD, Proprietor.

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eTcsps. Slaynakes's death. tlesa Ses-
osd. re are inferued. was esased IN sip.
sulas nanDer. a bullet struck hss psehss
knife, 10 his Iefs pcekes, setsesine 4 - pse-
ces. aud drove the blade into bis body. -
,has is, and GOT The ballet. e~vescd the ~
ters. the rspfare sf shich 0s.ed bic
dessh. Pieces Il The Knife we're fsund 70
his Heksss gaggJ1a 1ios50o
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CO The Augusta (Ga.) Coustitutionalist
10 demonstrating against tho policy Of bur.
ming the cities of the South as the Federal
army advances, says:
A captured city, for instance, may serve
only as q Temporary. copveDieoce TO 40 enc
~, gf5r the occupation of sncop.. Il 1be
a strategic point, he would hold it though
its buildings we're heap Of smculderius
ruins, his tents would be pitched among the
rubbish or on the outskirts. No General
would leave il because bis troops did not
have houses TO live in. Nor would he keep
his army in the best built city, on account
Of its fine houses, IL the plane Of the cam.
paign required them elsewhere, or IL the
position 1psld nee i,esheaA aXsiost supe-
rior force moving to re-possess il.
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g One Of the Memphis papers givss
soirmn warning ghat the people Of thss eisy
before thcy viii surrssdsr Is - the Federal.
sroops, sswill demo;ish IL, snd SOW ise site
wish sa.s.n lsis amasing to heas fellows
talk ID that way who csn's get salt eoough
to ease their PORK. ~ evsp 70 season their
mush snd bossed u ~.
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morning. - is"'.se 2. = ses sssss
missing = ~ ss e.ys =.
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l"ks sesred soeep' Iosse1s esy ve pesaes
Ios ettafsso NltAis 3 nMes g Sassy'lles ~
cry lev miles nsvlng ear pace as'eksaeo'
and our ranks eiossd up oy the boe0 o. oar
little hou'tIers, answered by the deeper
roar Of Pr'se's heavy Guns u bic sesr.--
When ~e canped Saturday night, the nsn.
we're tifsd, hunSry, foet.sore. sara0e.-
They would hxvs seskhs Inc ukers. Som
day morning we started for Cassvills, win
the expectations Of staying there until the
next morning. Oar advance ssard fonsd
the town just vacated by Pfies's Ayiag
brores, and eopsscatsd : large anoaes "
:provisioss fos shs ~ pf psf hoyss Our
column pushed on ten nilss farther, and
canped near the Arkansas liss. Beef, pork,
mutton. Geese, tusbeys, sGcksns, TO-, had
been brought into camp By The forssers.-
We had plenty Of good, dry g seeesh" rails,
asd wis6 blssixg irsssbtl shesxsySaYpes,
We made ousselves eonfortabls. Monday
morning ve followed old "stse,ick" and his
hstternats. AZ " ssossed the Arkansas
line, the baod Of ths Al lows struck up
Yankee Doodle, and prsss ssd dshserily oar
brave Eeo5s stepped, TO Ne gpe@ ~ Asss,
and watched the old dag = il 6ossed in
triumph again over tho land ef silisasoFs,
and cane brakes, .erer 70 b ier~ doses.-
We wsss nsrchins lsissrely, when The boon
OF arfillsfJ shead stir rsA ss y, ssd -
were soon oo tns "doaoie sa,ck,ss g take
. saeo 70 sae 'fas' Do'es oss steep h''''
and up aoothef' and N . fe~ minutes our
br'ksde yas sfswe up an hoe Of oasel,,
resdy to charge through the woods On shs
rebels. The csnneoad.ne vac heavy Tor .
few minutes. The Let M'ssosri cava'ry had
charged on tbs enemy's battery, and there
vas sharp work on both sides. The Do
oaqos oasssrs sofsv some snsI's, ana msde
= grsas spseettng srcs shs batsererss.-
A~ay'weus We !" secess +aesass sod the
dead and wounded on our side, and several
Of the rebs.s that ssrs lefs by their eon-
fsdess vafss pscssd - srd esoa&se baet
past Us, to : house 10 the rear. The right
ras orer. Wewens down 70 the creek And
camped. vest - to the houss se1t day,
and %. ''ne g our so'c'sss sno '.o fso.
e"ssaa' : ssss zen soss 20
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-15

fTThe young officers At Washington
were very much sexercised'' last week at
the maueuver exhibited nightly at the thea
tre bv the "bcausifol isabelle Cnbss, the
Spauish danseuse,r ,r-this charming atsudi-
niaee executing military 6gare BY sudden-
y standing on one leg and ssshouldefing
arms' With the othef.
8E"Archbishop Hughes has publ;shed
. letter 10 one Of the Paris papers, deny,pg
that be is in favor oil slavery, and af6rming
that be is opposed 70 "Abol'tioaism-' Il =
hard 10 make the freochmcn understand
that; hut it is the position Of three -quartefs
OF the people ia the United States.