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.srionrlxc 70 TlsE LAST.


The Richmond Erdminer pitches into the
rebels after this style, because they surren-
der and don't :. light to TIE last" 10 their
leaders have been promising that they
would:
"It il high time that these snrrendere
should cease--for, considering the charac-
ter Of the war, in its consequences 70 US.
they have been truly amazing; commencing
with that Of the cavalry At Ale1aDdria
down through that Of Col. Pecrsm a, Rsch
Mountain, and that Of Commodore Barrau
at Hatteras, &c., TO the present hmentab!e
Instances. 81 ~ . s,,e s n
AT Fort Henry, a Brigadicr General, IN.
wounded, having . garrison almost intsct,
lowers his Gag over dozen guns Of the
largest calibre, and With hackneyed COM
plimeut yields up his blosdess sword. How
Withering and humiliating to our southern
manhood was The sorrowful reply Of the
Yankee Commodore. That the General
should have neglected to make preparation
for preventing the enemy from ascending
the river and burning the rail road bridge
may be passed over, because no ccmmis-
sion can make man commander unless
it be given to him by nature. But II the
statement a. to his su-rendering be trne. is
be to be retained upon the rolls Of the
southern army as mn officer
i. The Roanoke affair 10 perfectly incom-
prehens,ble. The newspapers are filed With
extYavagant laudations al our vaior; the
snnals of Greece and Rome effsr no paraI-
lei; whole regiments we're defeated by com
panies, and We yielded only to death. Our
men finally surrendered with no blood on
their bayonets," and. what is the loss ? -
.Richmond -Bnes, tso killed, and Eve
wounded; Mccullough Rangers, one killed
and svo wounded the other two compa.
nies lost in all two killed snd eleven wound-
ed. Comment il needless. The whole
army had better surrender at once; for il
viii eventuslIy have TO ds, IT," N.ss7
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TENNESSEE uSIoNusM.

The Nashville correspondent Of the St.
Louis Democ,af says that conservatism is
one of the characteristics Of the citizens Of
Nashville. There are very few of the Andy
johnson and Parson Brownlow stripe Of
Union men. The Unionism is all Of the
subdued, polite uature-of the kind which
10 little wont to expr,s itself in the raising
Of flags, or in loud ella nerings on the
streets. The best Union men Of the place,
those who have waited the most anxiously,
and witnessed the coming OF the Federal
army with the greatest JOY, and who will
probably bsthe most active in the rcdemp-
sion Of the State, could not be readily in.
dueed, even now, when protected BY thirty
o. forty thousand Federal bayone.s, to de-
clare to a mixed assemblagc on the streets,
that they were out and out Union men. =
But the splendid behavior Of the Federal
troops is already doing away with this feel
ing. Public sentiment is rapidly being
changed, by the practical example offered
to all, that our soldiers are neither vandals
sr n'gger '''eses' snu s's' '"'y nv "'
desire or intention Of doing anything bu.
to totally overturn the rebellion and oil its
aioers ana aoes'ofs'
ihs process ~ ."ca sfoos o.'0'
'eel'"s Is oe'ne 0e'e'opeo - N"so'e, 'u'
's'sne' . very conp'''e 'na''r.'0o ol 'oe
wisdom ana emcacy oi .ns uo'el'"en'
policy Tor pu.''ns Gown 'n's m0"'''ou,l O',. :.
oeii'oo' ne'iev'ns nrn'y 'aa' 'ne leoe"'o'
had ITS main source o. power 10 'ne nus.
appreoensiens ss to the sp'rls ana aims q
she Administration, ana o. sne Nor'oefo
people, which wicked men na0 2! sros'
and syssenss.c ialseoooos' created 10 Tue
South sod that the removal OF s'ese mrs,
apPreeso''oss aaefoso the m0'' ie.oy -. :.
effective mode oi ossea.''s 'ne purposes -
the rebel leaders, the 0ovsrnnens mas son-
'sansly soasass aceess g 'ne people =. 'ae j.
rseelI'oas States 20 assure 'nsn =. :,
siod fe'''"g' towards mem ana = e''ps,
the great dsla''on under vn'co many -
them were acting. 10 carry oo' .n's psr-
psse, immense armies we're seqa.feo' pc
cause the aa'nors q 'oe n'.ea'eI lae. .a' :.
we'll 4. po'eocy' y pernn'e' 70 81 NV =. -
tee'. Inc sasee'. w. "a r - - !.
e'l.os :. -. 49, ~: -, D., ..;,.
semc'sos prov. y 80 @ -.
the peepse ei ien"s
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Gen etastss ~ - ltslonlusysepssese
ths Satsls q Sosaf Cssona ossssulun ~
= s 1a..s..au,a -
.ss.s- -. -. - ~ ss.:s's -
tasfvys vss - tsssl 9sssssS Il $
I6sA0es6s 80 seeet9vsN IN estnNaae
kass akpfAysa eaeAs a1eeaal 3lhaasysA
hardly aafs - Aaka diseaqe1ioae Dast,
however. nemo al u ~ eopnanders q
dasisioa /. Gen. SlGcl, Shs eelta11ly ease
md eo0 .h@inaGo. 1Mf dt&Noe S4cG01o 1eeo
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e. The Boston Journal thus truthfally
deines patriotism in these days Of taxation
and complaiat. ssThers 10 patriotism iu
cheerfully bearing ~ burdens Of taxation,
which, though not to be compared with that
Of those who have given their lives for their
country, is BY no means to be lightly reEar-
ded. We pity the man who is 90 mean.
spirited as to grumble at merely pecuniary
sacrifices to tho cause Of his country. lie
only rises to the spiris which animated our
fathers. and Of the present times, Who can
say, 'tsks ALL hass, leave me but the pow
er to earn living, and = government and
country as . rich heritage TO my children
This is patriotism which il worthy TO be
mentioned with that Of our brave soldiers
in the fc1d,D 6s&H&89 &a& ss@
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REBEL SYMPATHY.

Some time since, our neigbbor Of the
Omaha Repubiican, thus per.inenily set
forth she lead.ng characteristics Of the
circles circling toward Sccession:
/" There are but few men nov found 10 the
north shameless enough TO express An open,
straight forward sympathy with the rebel
lion. The men and the journsls doing 50 .
short time since have been forced BY public
opinion, and the success OF our arms, tn
modify their secession proclivitiss. Bot il
10 IN expression only, and not in patriotism, ,
their tone IL altered. Although not daring
TO uphold she rebels openly, they are ssiil
found watching for, and improving every
chance 90 exsass the rebellion, and shus
excite sympathy by charging
the sortb, and especially Kepubiicsns Of the
sorsh, with having given just provccaiiss
% she rebels. The ahsorting qaestiou with
such, IL, evidently, sot to put Down the ~
belliea. bus 70 pct down the Repubheae
PARTY. The banner cry of thsse secret -.
csssieu aids is,tAss sssbolisiou h sscessios, !"
and she sysuasns as6 appliestioo 10, shat
Repub!ionns are abolitieuisss. sud thesefors
Rscuhlicans esusod the waf. Every reverse
Of eur arms haa sasboldened 'shis seoeuss0n
sentiment, and svssy rss~ victssy bee -
tainly sae0eed iG zzE5 -
Il b Also 8 few ssssst seeess;onisss whs
eov ssy 10 Sreats dissessiSa By ssektpa -
renew former pojis1eei asaSuisies. asd torn
every camp into % sleesieu prsciucs. Ee-
cry nAa wbo caa rsed os1ht - ksov sest
he great msissisy -shs ssutrsiliS8 pcvss--
"a she Repoblieas pssty, - weil g lsysi
nso q ali pAssies, ssderssasa sSss sbss sss
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e The Nsu York 15sses, q the elosa
Of IN article eommenting on JED. Davis'
Message, sa,s il is impossible to resist tbs
esayiesios that so.s - ssf preparing his
nisssidsd fsllo~srs ~ rssals 10 nsss
know q be inevitable, has haunted Je6.
Davis when hs wrote q remarkable ad-
dress. The synpton = ssidsntiy snossal.
Such sdsissious, erovi6sg hard upon she
disasters 10 Nis.euri. f4a.essss, ssd North
C.reIiaa, mast IAN spes he once sang a.na
Southsrser - .hs dirss Of HE Aepss and
be viii not be slow 70 essiaate at their das
value, ths pallistives With which the ad-
missions are attended. Not al the fnan-
eial expedients Of Memuingsr. not ell she
re- enlistments Of sAs army, not all she Ia
bled enshusiasm and desperate resolve si
the people. can save . Government which,
in the hour of its greatest strength aad
power OF resistance, 10 sinking under the
blows Of iss advsrsaries. The Fact mus. be
manifest to the understanding Of ths most
benightsd and besotted.
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TRAM<TE ERs.

The army ssamstes il Of = sspsssts ics.
tioBaiisy sssn ~ sheswsrl1. s1fis Sssatns
iss pair Of bsews ssowsers, sess6 assssl
sbiss, mslssesy sap picked - fran ~
dsfsis of soAse eneempm4ss. sNd scssteeS.
He fewGsAssS k4sie lFeo Fsuueyleastuv III Z
drives with shsilbssi1aSae Isgle line, .iss %
the near wheel hosse . osie, ess Sbssrve1
n the nembera Of ~ fs3n fs ID 6k ssNss3.
ssls, ,thfosxh The dsy s6Ae ~ Isl 1sepg No
'snd bsy ssd - aiesx ke an tsesd sk&i6sS s.
20 ksli esdSsys. lls sevr kssvs wssstS b
q kotns y, ~ ! txSs very kfsas 1ssbss
vhlgher %. ooe he kaa,a = sesy esosS idee
sWAers g cssSs fr6m. ~ M n 80 vsjes6
end bis hDrpes i've bss,de il. HI ~ e
EAene whevsvas nS8hs evstsikes Nm q.
bitches Ais hsfssps sies two u them % he
fesd box q thA rtas ss1 500 ss M fo5sp
-, 80 - 6sp - y e6ssfssseDIe
'sssAs o evssybS11, 80 xsss - bsds -
gets dkUsk siagIy, = sqss1s. ~ ts6s0ooo,
ssd n ssarssssx I WASTED tusjss 49,.
eag sSs esAsS ~ y hAsI Sssasaissep. 50
failed beess~s tSs uko:sf asails6ie ssais q
thirty - hasing ~ ssj-vvsksy 1Susk.
s4se ess ~
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cosrkDERATE wAGs.
TIE Cairo correspondcnce abounds Il
.uch ;nc;daosa - n fha foIlovinr 4

TIE Cairo correspondcnce abounds il
such incidsns A. the following; s.
Many amusing illustrations Of rural Elm
plicisy we're ~isusssesi among the prisoners.
A news-boy rushed On board she =. q
Mag,li, 5ust arrived from Donelson, sosif.
erously skousing, Here's yer mornin'
papers," A sssiwars Tennessecsn ehoused
e Give me the Appedi." He really believed
he could huy the Memphis and New Orleans
papevs ~ Cairo, and whea told they were
NOS for sale, .srnestly rsmarted, !" Why,
the last sims ! vas here, / bought allnoui
papers here. Are sou afeerd to scll 'em2''
Another iudivieual bought = Ten cent pie
from roor = vuso, rendered her 80 iu
confederate scrip, as ths same time ssretch'
ing forth his hand for the So. 30 in change.
The pse.ry merchant declined ths proffered
:. biiI," when shs southsrnes secured her,
!. ltsok for good - gold. il passes down
our wsy right epough." Na e.
A thivd prissnef having written . letter
to his wife, GOT . federal offess to .sdrsel
is" for him, aad putting . JeG Davis
postage stsmp On i, reqaesssd . asensisel
10 mail il FOR him. s.
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An-Bssi1l ef ST. I,ka Nss,s.

-0uss1s - - - ss~esszssss
Nos eAsss ms Aeard, aoa isysus isasA,
As poor JEss = ~ piaatsrU sAey Asr-
sied, s.
70, The ch;.alry ksew ~ lie Telegraph,
HhAi il Tsass ses bad csssrsd.
There svsre bia i. uA;le ). ialy ssore-
The lsan fron bic iask jaws sharsing, !,
And nasse seemed dangiisx hss eyss b.
With i. sss, ,..s..l i ,s..ise,
He thooght how tho foe, l. ths far Sossh.
zt - vest, ss5sss Has1s s Ssss 5es
Had haonted his slsepless PllIaw,
Ard hes fleSDs VI sAsps1issxEc Ecoes-fsalh.
Had bces Fss.sd Ger dale and hiil sAs /
The inaugural job wassearee hsaf ~ay dens
Whetishe cousourss with drssd Gas shs.
ten; A = gas,
For ! eess.ss wa brosgbs By sons 500 0i
That Nashville, aias ! was tshso. q ea
Loudly Jsvs Eroaned Ger the city gone, 81
And the people With Quessions bored him,
Till they ssw BY the was be msSndrred on
That she terrible news had noored ham.
Only the man Of The RieAmond Wig
Was cruel enough TO spbraid him,
But he said right out, the uugeaercus pig,
'sJxrr had raieed shs people Who made
him !
Sadly the mournful mummery passed,
Amid pisifnl lamentations;
And no CLEAN Of hope chssred the frst and
last
OF secession inaugsratiops.
Soon, thank God, ws shall soc the end
Of Rehellion's demon story,,
And ,he Union Stars, a. at 6rss they rose,
Shall shine ALONE in their glory!
9 ACROSTlC. "a
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tise beieas ~ ~ ssdsg Il 49, Assighs-
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Council Bluffs Fenal Seminary
JAMES B. RUE, PRINCIPAL
nOANp OF TRUSTEES.

o. G. RLoOMER. ESQ. Fres't. =. SeBRiDk, Sec'y-
THOMAS OFTlcRR, Treasurer.
Hon. c BALDWIN,, eAnuKL CLINrON.
sAurRss RayilaS "a 1ANES A. JACKSON, =
rHUs n sESrON. D.. eAAUkL kNkrrEK
q noYERs n. =. AcCIELLAND,
JOHN r. BALDWIN, =. II. ruSHs.
SEsslONs The Aeadsmieai rear ts DIVIDED INTO
twr srstsaa Of twents Two weekSeach. ne M1 ses.
1881 . and will close the tss wednes1ay ct .sne
nsxsg fAs futi term Will cva0eaes ea shs tnira
wednesday Of Ausu>t-
rEW VSs--Paymentr~s iasariasiy Ia advance.
,ey hstf session Of eleven weehs, - fsliows;
PStMARy DEPARTMENT, ............-. eSc
C0GtRGtAfR - " .t........
S>ssr Pfseeee osisas vitA ass sessse mr, tsse
JNSyNucylDx afss given in Tie Preach, Latin, aas
ssrecx tsssuaeeA to fNrse strtW0 H.
No actastcs. msAe for absence. sxcsps u sases -
eeUen~teA st.keeeosg u ss q rasz 20 -
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IN seeming hostility = - Gossrsnsns--
Let the Olive Branch = consssosly sxtea-
ded e Al uhs see 6 e respect the pabI;e
asthssity, while the assekisg sword u -
Ing held, nd svsr rs>1s % sesits Assa
whoever may seek to rss;ss its rishsfsl suay.
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Faithless. soulle.s, "F. F. r."
Liar, thief and coward tnave, !.
Odious, cursed nenen,ity,
You shall iiii = tsaiter's grave,
Damned to all eternity.
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lists and periodical writers In no other weekly paper
published in this country there found such full com
cial and market reports and general ntelll
gence combined with so much editorial matter and
riety of miscellaneous reading, as in The Weekly World
Price Two Dollars year; iour copies to one address
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mcn receive the Weekly, single copy, at One Dol
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| sent for year.
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one year.
and Semi Weekly will be sent tor one year.
U- Our friends in the country will bear in mind that
the Season for sub cribing or city papers about
mencing A word OF commendation of this paper to
their neighbo,s is all that needed to insure large in
cr0ase in its circulation and influence.
P0stmastes earnestly requested to aid in the cir
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There is probably no way in which they render
efficient service to their government than in diu
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raj patronageto accredited newspapers. They would
they think it ud be desirable to send specimen num-
bers
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person who gets it up and to any one who gets up
club Of twenty copies will send copy of the
weekly for one year.
For ub of twenty semi weeklies copy OF the daily
will be sent
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treasury notes. bank bills OF specie paying banks,
and where the tenion of the Postmaster is called to
the remittance at the time OF mailing the letter, il may
be made at our RISK.
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