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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26
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Hon. RssnAatt Hrsn, Col Jsesee Williana.
Of Fairfield. ass Col. Tea, q dis s;sy, ss-
rived here yesterday evening from Siess
City. Thsy came b, land = far - On. %,
bss hsd'ag shs rnads hslos shas unaavi-
gable, sitess for oas o. bssss, they srsssed
the rivsr, and at Decatur Nebrasks, pro.
cured = sLif. and set sail Friday nornise
on the raging Missouri. Col. WilIiass AVE
is was the most fearful soysgs hs ever
made, sDd that nothing vouid ever tempt
him 70 make another such uhsa shs .sbie
nsddy" 10 % such tars ~ ss this tims.-
Al times their fvaiI craft would Be II aas
ger Of swamping smong the drifs-veod !;
and anon the roots Of drifting tree in
front Of them wsuld strike snag, And the
tree siIs high iu The air, sndangssiss their
lives % Invent op and again a il came
down. But after three days Of .uch peril.
they arrived here safely. Tvo uishss they
canp-d 90 she bsnks OF the river. sub.iss-
ing maioly on ducks which they killed BY
the way, The Col. says the '.nor,h csun
trie" 10 mostly water, and still the food in
crosses.
@We publish on the 4th page an inter-
sst,ng letter concerning the Salmon River
gold @in~s. NJ. PaGRAH, Of this city,
vouchss for Slr. Wa,erbury-she writer Of
the ietter-as man Of probisy aud verscity
that would not give currency to anything be
had rot good rsssoos for believing true TO
the letter.
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Conncil Bluffs Femal Seminary.
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JAMES B. RUE, .: PRINCIPAL.
BOARD Of TRUSTEES:

D. G. BLOOMER ESQ ,Pres't Y. urgRIDE Sec,y
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer.
Hon. BALDWIN sANrsI cIISrov
saahs.s oAlLtSshs s4AAkS A..IAcKSOS. -.
TuO'ss u BsNf0N, ~. SAMUEL KN9PY1R. y
W. BoYERs W p NccfE EIJANn
JOHN 7. BALDWIN, W. H NJ PUSEy
SE&SgON&:-rhe Academieai year Is at.,s.s 4, D..
two sessions of twenty two weeks each The first
sion will commence the 22i of this month iJAnuary
1851 \ and will close the Lac "Wednesday Of June
next. The fu, term will commence the third
wedne sdsy Of August
TEN N<;-Psyment required AZ ariahly in advance,
per hair session, OF eleven weeks, asfoioWs:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.. .............. 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, -. go. 50
COLLEGIATE a. ..,,.,..,. 50
MrsiC Pisnoor Guitar With u Of iustm mt. ~ 50
INSTRUCTION also given in the French Latin, and
Greek languages, to tn se desiring it. a7s'ss5s
NJ Deductions made Tor absence. except An Of
prot acted sickness
DOYs notsver ten years Of sse admitted.
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AR g II I T f @ r.
ceCNrSL BkrSFa fNwA.
HAVING HAD rHE BEST oPpORfCklriEs OF
III scaairipx knswedse ef pesienthe best and most
tesemesl hesheas@ Eeostracsicn--tsrd Asvsss 10
Gsysg is say - cAsNss brsaeA ~ the bsuStss
sasAssl--I am prepared 10 furaish Pssnx spes,hca-
No. sis o. Maierisi md Sspssintsesucs for Pabtic
Private Dsitdines. 2ay
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" NooI61tO0s NV" -.
Co0nsaase Dspess, 10 % eona de.
c.,ch 70 the Navy Oeparsoses, spesss =
- f.u 81 Port Palaski - the ress" Q!
,.ho,;s.e ssA ssisssi6s prrpas.sioss. sad o.
sc.s.n nsss slill sad bravery 70 ses'r sss-
Ccl. norrow. - Gen. Hssess's Ssas. -
.,,;,sd With diepaseAes - far cp e ss's
ss.".s.s. h.e keD - ae6ssse1 enso--
a. s,sse. shss aosae shs psssesss esese = ~
p.,.ski = Csps. SiooDs s1isss q -
sevassaA HepsAlisas-
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but we're repsisea afses . brisk artillery
dsel. TIE bose q she aesssy is. sheaxhs q
be heavy; sss loS sutlSs ii kslled as1
vounded.
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The SlEeE or TORkfOWgs /

Reports Csseernilg its Prsgress.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26

washinesee, April 10
Oaiciai Dispatches ssy Bsnks sd,aoced
to Sparta, Rosk,WehAm County, Va, ~
noon YESTERDAY. driving the eseny from
hills 10 ,he vicinity With artillery ssd cav.
airy chsrees. Si1 thsusssA Of Jacksoa's
sruopa ps.sed shsnuxh town and eneaupsd
. shors dsss 'ses beycsd she might beisre.--
Il ~-s esrse"sis r-pested shas Jactssn vas
largely reinforced between here and S,ass.
Too. Bsswees NsV Market esd Sparta .
b~iy u cor advance asslsy esns spoe 100
sqsadrsss of Ashhy's cavalry, drsss %
in kes 81 bassls. The latter ssidsniy bssks
rssts, and hss ssnlissy spseed On %. Oss
essassy, 10 siss u baasls. visited fes sks
sssiliesy, Which sooe arrived, aad sesstesed
he rebels. o. sAs ssshs q the l7sh Abby
bsd s~ssops6 ssas Mo- Msrkss. ~ sesea
o'c,csk ssss 0asuiae. Aessg shssaesaed BY
DsaAs sbo ssnpiea sAs sova Assisg ahe
si1As - - - - eaop - ssasse1s6
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26

M Is Mstisa q The Psteaae.
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A.oetcs IA Nerss, -tven INST rss Of rwc Mii's On
ths fsssss~ s-eerss In rs,.~. Ara ecwn'y mp 10 the
ssnatsn et aSi --sai The tcqa gu to bc paid
BY iAe last day et 4 ~ usss
raoNAS yosrgvyN
Tssss~rer sf fet,sesfis snas Cosntv Esea.
Asrvh sesh. isss Nv
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
News from Havana and Mexico

Arrioal Of M0 Stsdmship PRiIddeiphia-Ar
--Tf0di 9t.tke Iron Ctt0d FSigats- AoEmaItdiE
at Vera Cluz- DIeadlut. Raragcs cf The
g'omit0-PH Probable capture II Ons Hiii0n
Of Dollars Bsi0hgiagto tie frearh By Ner
ican GuriiLds-NO YeLIois Fscer at Hdod
-. ma, dc, i&c---- -.-
The steamship Philadelphia, Captain Nor
ton, from New Orleans 10th, and Havana 2Uth
inst, arrived at his port yesterday
The adyces IRON New ORLEANS are unimpor.
tant
Hqrdaa Sspt 90, 1862.
The steamship Philadelphia, from New
Orleans for New York, has stopped here TO
coal, in preference 10 going TO KY West, fear
ing sickness there but there Is little or NO
fever now al that place.
By the steamer Mexico, which left Vera
OH the llth, We learn that Admiral Jsnv ion
arrived in the lroh clad irigate NOrmandle, al
sacrifices, on the 4ih.
Tue yomlto is making dreadful havoc al
Vera Cruz, aud the French war vessels arv
suffering severely. Many physicians hsv,
died. and only TAO are hlt in lhe whole fleet.
Commander kuZe Is 10 start sUon for France
and Cap ain Durand do st. Aruaud has rein
stated hun hlIeidg. Glntra Fvrey MAS ex
prcttd 70 arrive on the 2Oh.
Great anxiety was Itlt fur n convoy will
81 ,0Uu, 900 lor the payment Of the French lr6uli
al 0szaba, which bad not arrltsl, lhtus h lcl
days over due. The authorities Al VaTa CRU
gave out that Il MAS stack in the mud, An,
that river lad swollen 10 such ~ rx,en a. L
DO unlOrdaDle. lrS presumed by well iniOrme'
persons In Vera Cruz that the gucrlIlrs hay
captured u, as II is known that they knew u
Is departure aud Of The spVeie conveyed
Was currently reported llat tho french wer
a o I to attach Jdlapa.
fbe steamer San Juan arrived here on llr
! 7th, aud sailed IN the s'h.
lhe steamer British Queen, from New York
Is expected 10 afrVe here tonight Or ~ morrU'
noinlug
There is no yellow fever Of consequence herr
acd the ruins are A6aIing.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.

oFFIt IAL.
Order Wr.pcc,ing ,rovo.t unr.hals.

Order UrspCCiing IIoyost MnrshaiS.
WAsmNGruS. Sept. ~, IsG9.
The War Department has i.surd The following
order respecting special provost pArsbaI', aud
d, fniug their autics:-
Firsi- There snrlI be Provost Marshal Gen
ura u tho Wa Department, whusr hraIpuartrrs
NiI be 1T Na,hiu. ton, aLi Who wt,t ave the
iu,r,rdiaI" supuIy.sior, cuuuul aud Ia tnhsemcnt
w tie Cuips
-StcBHd--hrts wiil be HpPoil.icl in each Sislr
our Or morr spycial uruyusI u,rrAals, y, nrt,sp
nay Teqhirc, Ne. aIu q pnu Ia asa ryv'tsc Ia
struciiuils aud uTdrrs from tue Provost MaTshHl
i GuneIal nf tile War Dslaumgni.
/ Ihu 1T uili be tue duIy at tho special pro
yOst niAishAls 10 Arr Il alldrsrttrn, whether reg.
uArs, VEIN ir.rs W militia. and srud them q the
! tHaFFAt= military cumtuAs DEF oT military pust,
y h'rr iluJ can BE- ,aisi Tor RHd sent 10 thHir re
~, Ctiye rrl,in-Uts; O. EfItsi, upDu thr NAIIHHl
II tho Judge Advocate, II Disluy al persons sub.
l-ci 10 sri,st uEiti The Oldtts ufsint Nm De.
iIanarnij 10 inquire iutu sul rpuH tfrasuuHblr
parties: fciGr stulru OF Cmb : ul property ui iLS
ruYsiun,lLt, detect pira ui ihr etruy, Rud pr.
torn such ulhur duties ~ way be =, juihrd nInu
ibrm by iln War DrpntmrIi, Hul rrptr ~,
ttcir pwcc' dmgs promptly tvthe Provost Nar
shHi btirTal
foRrih- 10 enable special provost marshal, Il
discharge ihrir dunus rihcirulIy, dizzy are auth
uIRed 10 ehil on any hVHiHbB niHlafy iuir,
SiIhn their respective districts or else t. en-
pluy Tho assistance Of ciiiEcus o"nsiAhle-, sbuIin
"r Iuilrr "iiasr.. - iu as WAy be uryrssarl, un
drf such regulations as may be- prescribed by
the Provost Marshal nrnrIRl u the War -
psrm,nt, ~ish the approval VI 'bv s,cfv.ary .
Mar
Il fJk-Nrce'ssy ssPsh.s, incurred IN 'lr
svT,luJ viii be- paid ~ dupiirhiu bills rrtihFd hl
The spy1ia ptUSusI maf shal, stating the tina A.,
uRtufr VI The service, after rGsniuziiun aud ap
pruyal 10y tho riuyu.I ,4Ishnl HruouI
SHh- he cuuiVTl STAN ~ tp.o oil Provo
marshals Nill br ---- JuilHfs per month, BuI ar
iuAi iuNriiiug rIprnsrs sal p,r'H - NIIl bu -
iundr' Un Jils crfiiRrd under ualb aud approved
by The Provost Marshal uru,Wl
I Str1hh-Al appointments iu this srfyire " j
, be- subluct u be rv,Okgi al the plInSufu u ih
Srrtginfy Z War,
EiYhh--AIl orders heretofore Issued by NJ
, MAf Department. ruuIruiug authority upon 9TH
uurefs tp net ~ protest ulTshsis, rIyrlt thts
vhu taer focriu erial commissions iru1l u,
, War DgylnWsui DO 5.t.Iy iy k,l
liy OfJ,T II tho
sLUUErAEY OF VAR.
Z rpH'fs. .-#.| HlgF
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
New Jersey Items.

The new Presbyterian Church of Hackeits.
Town, costing about S20, 1880, was consecraed
an Thursday the 2Sth ul. Rev. DR. l. II.
MrIlvainc. e Princeton College, preached the
sermon. Rsv. Geo. c. Bush was installed "a
pastor the me nay. Rev. :. r Harbnugh
preached tic sermon Rev. Myron Barrett, Of
Newton. gave the charge 10 the pastor; and
Rev W. II. Kuk, OF Delylderc, gave the charge
70 tie oongr, ga''on.-
The State Fair VIII open on the extensive
grsnRds Vt the Susss1 Agricultural Society at
NeNian. on Tuesday, the 3Oth inst. The pFepAr.
aiinus tor the Fair are receiving the unit-d Atlen-
lion 81 The executive committees Of both tho
SaIe aud County SuriUtics. The improvements
made by the Sn.srx society upon the Fair
g,,undi, In anticipation Il the approaching event.
lre quite r1trusiSu. aud will be fully up to tho
yuLlie nquir ment This cIhibiiion is expected
To be o,I-oi the most attractive and success ever
held In the State.
Abont three o'clock on the 12'h inst the four.
Is'or, brck factory 10 lIoyt street, Newark, own
ed by J NJ Qnimby, E.q aud occupied by L.
/ 4. Husrll 4 Uu,. fuT the manufacturing Of knAp-
sacks Va. destroyed by ire with its eontents.
( lhc n., on The riurk Is 8 siODO-inSurrd Tor 81.
/ 80 The lnss 90 the building IL about 4 600.
/ The 6w Department WAS prrmplly ON the spot,
bu' wHs uuab tu save the premises. IL h moi
know u how the Eve originated.
Among. the late promotions by ihe ProsideBt
Hre ihus' of Lent z. w. Tolles, q Newark, 10
Dc chief q,iuierma,sr " Gen. FrAnkiihs army
eary., .,h the fhnk ui Lirut= Col. and Lspt
! Just ph g. jackson ~ the sRne place. IN bo aid
dr can D 10 Bsn ffHhkn. with the rank vi Cop
tain The iuimrf 0tlirur frIui.led home n few
days ago pVsIraio with ChivkahOminy billion'
dtFssr.
Col Gresham Msit, Of the Gih n. ). regimen
ha. been pfumutrd 10 brigRdirt grnctnl II,
srivrd in Mexico IN tbs IUlh regiment infanif,
asa secuud lieutenant. Uuli tho commenes
inrbt II this var he was q ciytk iH BVrdenio~
bank ffom whence b. shs appointed by Gov
Oidrn. Liuui Co, II tie h New Jyfssy, Au,
aarfwNi, prUmo'ed 10 eolOnsL
Col. II, Simpson. II Tie ith n J. regiment
has resigned BIZ cun Wabd and fosumsd his 70
iiliru Ia the uniisd states typographical engi
nspn lie bas received 'hs fppuinlmeut u -
ln.ftDi the defensive no,ks ~ NSpOH an
d. ir-n, p
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
The IIsres. Of An,ieisrs E,idss.
GENERAL oRDEDs -No. II.

Headquarters, Second Disisida, Ninth
Army foaps. ARtietdm, Sept 20, 1851.
The General commanding the division, ,avails
himself OF this lull in the roar Of battle TO re.
turn bis thanks 10 the officers and troops, ior
heir handsome behavior in the ltatll OF South
Mountain aud Antrlam Bridge, aud 10 say to
them that he has been assured by General
Burnside that General Mcclellan con, iders the
carrying Of the bridge as having saved the day
While, therefore, We have reason to be proud
Of our successes, We should elnemblr thar they
we're achieved through the loss Of lnauy Of our
brave comrades, amoFE whuu Was the gallant
and distinguished Major General Jesse l. ReEo,
wEo'led This division so often 10 ycUry. lie
was a claSsniate and bosom friend ol The Gen.
eral commanding, man Of the highest INT, 2
tily, and one who loved his country b,yoHd all
earthly things aud snrauk lrom no dangcr il
drlendngH. IL laStw or,is were -" can b.
no longer with my men, Let them know Ihal
will sill be with them in spiTiu." lis spluI
was with them indeed, aud lrd them acru,s An
tietam bridge, thus saving The army even alter
death. BY order Of
Brigadier General S. ID. SrURGIS.
WV. c. RAweLLE, Captain and Cniei Of Ar
tllcry.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
New. msm cHliforIis ard orzsn.

ON froHcise0, Sfpf 20, lhb3.
Sailed, sloopofsw ST. Harry, panaum ship
Goldtd Elslc, llosland Island,
Market - hulc changed. More inquiries nr,
made Tor crushed sugar sales Al lI!c.
4 party VI overland cmigpnts going east
we're recrnly attacked ar llumpoll tlS,r. b,
the Snake Indians s'E-Wrrc killed aud s,vera
others wounded There IL serious trouble u
the reighbofhUod apprchende,I.
The steamer Oregon, lrom the northern
cna,l. bTiuse 500 passengers a1d SlTG. 800 n
treasure ffom lIr.i,h Columbia, aud s5b. .00l
hom Oregon. Ship Loekrt had arrived At VIC
loria lruih iundar.
TIC substance Of news from Oregon, Wash
ington aud british Columbia is the discovery
NJ = new mining hra, aud. without jusiilyiu,
extraordinary promises, NJ stated IN early rs
polh, will Ity 'uy W n.
sixty sm,ghnl wagons frum tic Rcd riygt
had reached Washington tsrrlory.
Col Car. Of the % New yok regiment. VII,
lha, been osnnAniiug tty "a New Jrnsy brig
llr. s,urs the rrUHN NJ ~ O.uyhl raus5b, hR
b't 9stui'.sl &. r.fi, fss4aHl
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04

he escaped, and was glad 20 return for
succor.
An examination Of the trophies tax
en- from the rebels in the late battles
in Maryland shows that We captured
thirty-fye Thousand stand ofarrns, six.
teen pieces of artillery and thirty-6ve
stands of colors.
The Tallahassee papers anaouncethC
death of GeH. Eichard K.%Call, dis
tinguished Floridian, on Sunday.
Gel. John 2. Thompson, Of Virginia
was killed in the recent battle.
Hon, H. W. Miller, of Raleigh, n
c., died at his residence on the 17lh~
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
News from the Army Of Virginia
The EaiireHd oFsn 20 Htiatsw's statisr---
WhHI UHs FoHHd TbsIs---5TsssIAsnts Of
the EsEeis, &s., sc.
ALlEANpaIA. 81. p, lsal.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept %, lsd2.
An engine stuted from A'sIaudia yestvrlsy
and prccysdrl as far As Biisiow. ShDrliy Afs =
arriving ii'rIe Il aIn OF cars was sem approach
ing from the other sile, hut which. on discover
ing their danger, STATED back aud disappeared.
Eight E,br soidirTs we're IOald, al Bristow I.
who had been stationed there tu guard and rs.
STAT Ia loading the debris found smopg the Tlins
Of the lrA lis desire, cd 1t that pisce.
They were captured audbruughi down IS pris.
on-rs SiNleyu ifcighI cans Nerc also found un-
ihjured ut AsnEssSs, Nitl about halt car had uf
ammunition, s.l,ieh had hpeE placed ON the grouHd
aud covered 1Ssi,h canvas
The rebels, il seems, got tie idea, started hy
some Uniun PRISONERS, that this WEs. an inf Tual
machine. aird-so refused 70 approach 1t IL WAS
lsaled. aud; with the ears AL brought Jown TO
Atxaniria No other troops were discovered ia
tile vicinity
! 1t was asceltained from good authority that
trains Werefuhuiug regularly, night and day, 10
tnprpP,r, bringing supplies 10 the euemy WHICH
were Conveyed IN Wagons from that place by
way Of Sperryyii!e aud Front fnoyal to Nin-
chester. t..- .. ~.
! The Rapidan bridge has been rebuilt. and the
bridge over the Rappahnnnork was o. be finish
ed to-day. All ttte rhgucs aud the Hot G a..
/ Pietely destroyed have been runeth from the sta
tions above Biistow, and aIe doS being used by
the rebels,
Last week the line Of pickets established by
the enemy reached frum Winchester to Brenis
vile, point six miles south Of Manassas
This WAS TO prevent rrsldrhts south Of that liut
escaping impressInrnt, which is now being Ell.
forced in WfgHia, where they have sway.
Many, however, succeed il Guiding III Sc pick
cts an, reach our lines leavi"g their families aut
domestic ttfLyIs UC hl01
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04

A few days since we published a
secession poem, "My Maryland" as a
specimen of the literary and rebellious
thstes of the secessionist. Since that
times the invasion of Maryland has
&ectually substantiated the position
Iuf that State, as one most loyal. To,
day we give a new and, correct version
of "My Maryland" as rendered by
one of the gallant defenders of oul
country'S Star Spangled Banner. W.
commend "Fair Maryland" to the at
tention of our readers, and hope tina
"Idlewildn will con tinue his contribu.
tions. .-
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
Important from Suffolk, Va.
RIprdiiioa to BI"tkwnIcr Hivsr-No
Rebels la that Vicinity.
PhIadeplia, Scyt. 1880 l. u.

PhIadslpA.a, Scpt. 1890 L. u.
The Pres has the following special despatch;
Bniimorc, Set 26, 1852
Passengers from Norfolk and Fortress Mon
roe rrpurt that important army movements
have been progressing in that vicinity Tor somc
days pa-, A dnisua, und,r commind-or an
able lighting general, marched oil from Sui
elk day OF tW, since, IN the direction OF the
BlackwaJcr railroad Lri,Igr, IN the hope OF
meeting and capturing the rebel vanguard
supposed 10 be adsa eng upon SorlaIk doAn a
The stage anu nilroad Backwatur tTidgr
having been reached, no enemy was found. bu
the uunirabands report that the news Of our
movements had reached Petersburg, aud a
great movement ol rebel troops was reported
helwten Rec moud aud Petersburg
II is not thought probable that this federal
expedition will push on to NeWmaIkct lylts'
reinforced; but several Ioraglng parties hai ,
been Nnt out, ard grat quantities III wheat
aud com captured 4 large nuu.brr oi con
Irabands have also been brought inIO our bnv'
| by the pIckets
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
Adai,iopui Pnr,iepiurl.
MarrI.Intr. Pat. s. n .

N9TriIHg. Pa S'T 9i 1852,
A troop train C"n.istiugd tWsni, Il iglt ears
ruuihiuiEg ihr INrnilrih re cgin,rui al Prnusylya
nia Muifia. wtile on iislway itum Newcastle this
i1r,iuuu. rutt with a terrible disaster
The tain WAs brtna timr. aud waited for 9TH.
~ uAins ~ pass; bri nnue coming along; a. Wa
UGPUeicd, Ilir Irmp tfhin ptUvst'"i an Is way
The weather NHs gate f"rgy. AID ~hHn with
~ mile u tho bhlEr. sh"rt distance iun ID,
rity the uair suddri,ly rame~tpon All eGgin
standing un the tfrsk
The rrgiur attached 10 the troop train was IL
msHillry reversed but Il WIS tcn l1tc to pre-
yrut u cuIIi,iun snl Ihs two engines cans TO
q lher " irb cr,ht lurue,
/ The f,.t ear Immediately behind thu tender
attached 10 Tho 'bunp ifain, Naj crushed iHiu
ls,rBrnis. and nearly all Vi It's occupants rilhgI
kHlrd ur wounded -
The ,rcuuJ rsr.wA, diytp into The frsl and
comp 'r'ry destroyed,
Thr ihtrd car va. thrown on The top of ih,
rsruni. crushing Though iLa Iuhf ui Il
! Both rrg,Lrs Ffc = compirlc nfrrk. The ehus,
" 'he Ac,il,fi Nas gIa,ss cEie'fssHrsS
I Thirty suIjius WeTr sliiru,ly wounded,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
Written for the "NewbeTn Progress. "
MARYLAND, FAIR MARYLAND.
BY iDLEw vii D..


Columbia greets her daughter true, ...
zT>L Maryland, Fair Maryland,
To thee nations praise is due,
Marylan Fair Maryland,
For thou hast made the traitor ruc~----~---,,,-
Tie hour he placed his hopes on You,
And hurfd him from thy hills of blue,-- /.
Maryland, Fair Maryland.
Oh, proudly lift thy loyal crest
Maryland, Fair Maryland, "
For nobly hast thou borne the test,
Maryland, lrir Maryland,
The gem. the traitor sought TO Trest
Fair Liberty, Gods own bTquest-
Still brightly decks thy loyal breast, -
Mars land, Fair Maryland,
Thy noble head triumphant raise, :.
Maryland. Fair Maryland,
Accepta na,iou's grateful praise,
Maryland, Fair Maryland.
For thou hast Stunned Rrbellion's ways,
Id iurned thy face with welcome gaze
To bask meath Freedoms hoIi.r Iaye,
Maryland, Fair Maryland.
In sorrow bows n hation's head,
May Fair Maryland,
A tribufe,o thy noble de'd,
Maryland, Fair Maryland, d.
But now the iTail'rou foe has led,
Thou'lt feel DO more despot tread.
For Peace will o'er thee blessings shed.
Maryland, Fair Maryland,
And when our States united ale.
Maryland, Fair Maryland,
When Peace usurps the place of war,
Mar, land, Fair Maryland.
Then-lhrUugh the red lips Of each scar,
Thy deeds shall beam more glorious far
Than shines the beauIeOus Evening Star,
Maryland, Fair Maryland.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
!. wuFrElBorTs OF VHr KsBrLs,

Information he's been received here that the
set,,Is aFe udustiiuusly rebuilding the railroad
bridge over the Rappahaunock, dertroyed
ny0u The retreat Of General Pope. A single
T lei r,gmrntiS at Warrington, which is BE-
eyed 10 be the nearest point 10 Washington
Il shch there is rebel 70 ce of that size.
the SuvBER or ENLISTED MEN IN oUR NAVY.
IiJs estmaled at the Navy Department that
there are forty thousand enllSred men in the
rsyy at this time. II is difficult TO obtain tho
ames OF all persons who enlist in the navy
but the registry Of recruits is nevertheless 50
complete ,hlt the Disposal Of them eau be gen.
orally Traced
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
Tho Repor. from Iinrrl.surz.

8. --.- Hurrs5ag, SEPT rs, 1869
An coward movement will 10 doubt be made
by Gen. Mcclellan as soon as his preparations
are completed.
The general opinion here is that the militia
who had been sent by Gsseinor Curtin 10 de,
lend the border should not have been dlsbanded
but kept in reserve until such movement Il
made II Mcclellan rs defeated IN his attemp,
10 cross the Potomac, aud should lall back agar
loMalds The State, the militia would undouOt
edly be OF great service
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04

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