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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
NOTICE. Tl1 hon d Hll.DERs,

THE holders q Bonds issued by the City of covnci
4 Biufs other than those issued to the Coauci Bius
ana 81 Joseph - Company required 10 preseni
them T. he Undersigned for REGISTRATION on or beeore
hrrars tst' fssf II fis nosice is ID conspiieS
VITA -, before The time herein secctAed said bond,
sFsd Tor tte7 to TIE city o. CouneI Bluffs bv
..--..,,.,...-.sy5 - .s3 . CITY Recorder
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12
preaaa ssss,s xscl slsn,

SSks
WASHINGTON, Dec. uprane Court
met todsy. All Juesisss we're present.
No business Of importance was trans !
acted. f5s III IA sGsg -
The President, has issued 8 proclama-
ton as follows b.. =. ~. i
Executive Mansion, Dec. 7th. Reliable
information having been received tina an
insurgspt force is retreating from East
Tennessee, under circumstances render
ing it probable that the Union forces can.
not hereafter be disiodged from that i'm
portant position, and esteerning this to be
of high National consequence recon-
mend that all loyal people, do, on receipt
of this information, assemble at THEN
places of worship and offer special hom
age and gratitude to Almighty God, fol
this greae advancement of the Nationa
cause. Signed, A. LINCOLN.
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As - N ~ - - l1sszses "a
enscaoo. - neson spsciai
s.hs ssss Ii j - n thas ~ necsssity
for recent rstrogs kcysnsnt Of the
army Of the potpa y charged spon
sailssfe Of corps Of French and Wares to
reach until Friday night. the position
wliel sAsy we're sordered 70 reach q
l,aprs soonsrs shus aiying theenerny sine
to intrsnch thenasslves. 90 thatsit WASH .
deemed prudent 70 make an attack.
d. kassllisencs froan front te-nisht sasa
Lees moyements seem 20 indicate the
intsntiors III assuming The offensive. L
is.plain he constsues Meade withd
intoapparent weakness aridis Determined
on making move. II Looks as though
rebels were endeavoring to flank Meade
On right, getting between hina and Rap
pahsnnock. Dispersion Of our troop.
hss been made in anticipation Of lsuch
movements. ..: -
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Cincinnati, Dec. 8.
A special from Chattanooga the 7th
says:
Hardee is slowly falling back from Dial,
ton with Bragg's whipped men.
The mountains in East Tennessee are
filled With rebel deserters and stragglcrs
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Cumberland Gan. Dec. 4.

Cen Foster has driven die enenuy ffom
*;tinch river and is in pursuit, But his
check will doubtless secure bongstreet's
retreat. 80 f.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12

- -. Cincinnati, Dee. IT,
Gazetta dispatches Of Chattanooga 4th,
oGr Casualties in the late battle, 4,50O
lria~ners captuEe0 oa5v 4uns-
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hi d55Tr "a 49,, s. ri ],

tah a'sh - hss tanoogs, Dec. =
A number o. refugees from Walker
county. Ga, who represent . perfect
reisi.: 3 rim npfthgrn Gsergi
sislsss d II zgsE are oissispted supplies
impressed and citiaeps- escaping 20 TIE
mountains.
Eragg has been relieved by Hafdee
who. il spaking desperate efforts 70 patch
DIP his shattered army, and to assume the
offensive. 4 ID tIft
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST HOW REST0REDIl
Just Pstliahcd, in a4Seated Envelope.
PRICE slxFESTs

otSSt 1lsOtiSHcot an nIpSedted Envelope.
PRICE slxEENTs = =.
4 LEOTuRE on THAsENATUR - rRRAT.
MEHT &sR AmaCAL o. RES So
NF SpermatorrhCea erSemInsl Weakness involuntary
~ Emi$hinns, Sexual Debility. aid inapetBneuta IN
MARRIAGE generally, Nervousness CONSUMPTION Rpi
epty and Fits; Mental and Physi al Incapacity re-
shifting from sett-Rbuse, &c,-Hy ROBR. J. CULVER
WELL, n. D., Author Of the Green Book &c.
The worfdGTep6wned author m THIS xIfnirable Lee
fure clearly proves from bis experience that the
awful consequences OF seli-abusg may he sneetuahy
removed without medicine. aRd without DANGEROUS
surEicai operations, bcnse", iuItrumsnts rings or
eordas, Pointing ont mode Of cnre At once certain
and enectual, by which every sufferer matter what
bis oonditFp May PEI NAY cure himse,F cheapix mi
FA1eiy, and radically. This lecture will prove boon
to tn, .usAhds and thousa ds,
sent under seal in ain envelope, to any address
on the recepE of six gents OF Two postage stamps BY
addressing u - I, :,
CHAS. +. &. KLINE :
t27 BowerH, New York, Post ORiss Cox, A6sS.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14
A Timely Besolution----Ay yIRs
orOus blow for. Peace. -

Resotped, That this House earnestly de-
sires that the inost speedy and effective meas
ures be taken Tor restoring peace in America,
and that no time ltaaY be lost in proposing an
immediste cessation OF hostilities in order to
the SPEEDY final settlement Of the unhappy
controversies which brought abolt this unne-
nsssary and iSSjurrious CIVIL war, by just and
adequate security against the return of ike
calamities in times to come; and this House
desires TO offer The most EARNEST assurances to
The c6untffsE' that it Will in due time cheerful
ly 90 operate with the Executive and the
States for tho restoration of the Union by such
explicit and most solemn apieHdhent aud
provisions of ths Constitution is hay be found
necessary for securing the rights Of the ssves
raj States and sections within the Union nh
der the gonstitutioD. - S, I Z. q
The above resolution, which would have
called forth asgry exatam mssiohs fFoih all the
Radicalss IL the land few months ago, has
been received by the country with much r.
vcr; and nnless the Representatives of the
people in Congress willfully shut their egss'fo
the public desire, tLey will adopt it with una
nimity, and faithfully labor to carry il out in
good faith. Nj. VaIlandigham, the author
81 the resolutiun, merits the thanks of al it,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14
From The Crisis.
s:Thy do ye not understand my speecht Even
bee ause We cannot bear NV word ss,-e

s:Thy do ye not understand my speech! Ever
because ye cannot hear my word.
.Ye of your father the devil, and the lpsts OF
your father win ye de : he was e murderer from
,hs beg inning aPa abode not in truI because q;
he speaketh ef bis own: for he is . liar and the
father of it.e-St JOHN, viii, 4S: A..
Twas ONCE on time, as my story will show,
Old Beelzebub left his dark regions below;
His course lay direct for Washington, whsre
Old Abe had assumed the Executive chair. =
His business was special, his mind was intent,
He fell ihus to musin onward he went: .ss9
.The scheme have cherished for many year,
propose to develop in old Abes career ~.
want for my purpose no more fitting tool,
In him are unifed the knaye and the fool.
RhatAser- I4whispsP in AbsaAezz1s
l1a aRRTs1a1 ss E sisa ssns
As prompted By me the father Of les > ; ----=
To gain the support pf the honest and hfaxs,
81 must call f9r more troop The Vpioa to save
The Congress must understand its business TOP,
And carry The Crittenden policy through.
If any should still understand him Alright, E
Let him be ARRESTED at dead hour of night.
Let terrcr thus seize all who may dars
70 oppose the edicts which he may declal -.st3s
Let all his small satillites, wherever known,
SUPERB ,de written Law with stubborn back bone;
Let him premiums offer for lying and theft,
And wolves in seeeps clothing not eubject 10 drafts
Be marked for assessnent: and lake their lat Mite
Let these things be aaFFied 90 far as 70 see "A
what men win subRif to VIII, clsiH fs be fres.
And If no resistanes IL afhfed ft all,
Then throw of the mask and open the ball
Directly wen have sneh . hellupon earth
That the one down below win seem nothing worth.
Like devils incarnate each foe win engage
To slut bis deep yengeancs and vent his blind rage.
Too laie soV for Lineoln. or whoever would,
To check the mad frenzy tor each Others bloed.
Thus1 shal accomplish my satanic will,
AID tips for season III drink 70 my mr.
What further old Beel zehub had in his head
The sequel don't show rs the distance was Sped.
Bpt this we do know, since that journey was made,
Abe Lipcoin has strictly his master obeyed.
GENOA, December 8. 1862. pss..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14

As near ns We can ascertain at prss11E, 1.h
War Dsbas.asaf iate6ds E e s SsTs i' IS. I.1 si
cling all persons who are not sabiept % dr1ll
II any class Of citizens are omiftsd 81 fhin IisE
they sWiil please give poties inln6diat5IT,-
Those not subject to drah are
All ipfapts &C the breast.
AZ ~ = 'ss.'s sAa. ':'ssssa sss sHs as's =. = g
All females under 1e. So 81
All females ever 45. s}s..
Al niggsr.. snoked Ya1kess and Mi1isis
of the Gospel. & : Z 8. $. 2 -...'s, : 2 - :.
9Yaaldoai g ana BestHastsF 2
s An caIored Sp1aiss snd mail earzier. - s
Lunafie and Custom House cffcers
State and cognty escsrs and mig esr tfkies
Men With wooden legs. = -
MeH With no legs ct all
Orippfep and Bind man.
Seameh did Aabitpil dfunkar1p.
ssllsssEsphh Spfras' iaa y B lisiSa i!i:a lsslHl .s
Mariners snd baehslors oyer 4s. -
Married disH over 45 Ehoss aIssa uszl q
Ncrs boys under la.
Boot black boss and railroad enrinotln.
IS Organ GTfndska Who have NOT been nfIri1I.
1ze1s Including the7z n01ke{E- s.t,r
The colored gentlemen who vote ibs kIsl'
Rephblicah PICKET. :. &. g, Z ss'sf4
Young ladies' vho scent win muik.
- Vet nurses - - = - s..ss'-ss Z =
Ta. ,eelIssssz7 and 1Ieysl aua iasslgSs
TAx assessers and army eoniractorn
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14

Il is stated that eighteen men-oE'a1r =,
in pursuit Of the 4la Bansa -
It may seem strange that the snere1 azt
res6ufces of the country cannot result M riI
ding the ocean Of tpesterins pir1t IEtEI
g ?sasoS. Is +; fo4 ;sds shis "'s s ~ se'''
Fipst. In he 4la5ama every whers 3 30
rifoed for speed. It'W6uld not do ia bb b1i'1
men-of-Har on that plan before ~ pifiiiI
psculisrfties re''kncWn, and since, The uiet
expeditions copstrusi0 eon3t mot hare ~
SseJhd The difficulty of finding one sn1T
ship on the wide Ee6an, especially when ~
can hate da bright 4 lookoi( si her compotitni
and can gst sns Of It'd Wy szith' great ,Ils
fity. = - - st a;
r, sIFhird There Is not IN the United Siaisr.
to be purchased for love or money; ths Itthrl.
er posssssing the speed ne6ds1li 50 IHI1N ~
ana lf the same tina the strength o M1..L
her. us - e f..tf Hssi p
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14
IFrem the DARK County Ohio, Dsnoerat.l
si.!s Gen. Jim Blunt

This bogus military upstart is again vip-
ming great victories, according to his own dis
patches in Missonris We are sorry ge did
NOT do our share long ago towards expIodtng
this military bubble by publishing IL alsHa ]
words what We know Of bis history. 81
~ Gen. Jim formerly resided in New Madison
in this (Darke3 county, and was az pFofe fessiop
Doctor, but in reality quack. After hay-
ing gambled away all his cEn money and
properly PFC and all be could bbs6EToN he Anaaly
tie disgust Of his creditors and ihe delight Of
every body else. He next turned up in Kan.
sas, where be found papgepial companiaps in
the raseale from NsE England and the Wes-
tern Reserve that infested that doomed terri
tory for years
In such society and in such a place. Jim
Blunt would be one Of the first men TO doat
to the surface, and he did. Haying not the
least ability, he depended entirely on his in
pndence and presumption to put him forward
apd for time was successful; but when So
ciety began to settle, Jim very naturally went
to the bottom ai5ng With the remainder of the
dregs, where he lay in obscgrity until the
ooMmotion caused By the war again brought.
him to the surface As the greatest humbugs
were in the greatest demand to garry on .
humbpg Var for gigantic hGmbug admins
tratiep, Jim found no difficulty in gaining
promipent place In the army; but it being ey-
ident that the qualities that SECURED bin the
appointment Would be most likciy to retain IT,
he sets about concocting and sending lying
dispatches through the country Of mythical
battles and do46tfAl victories, but which the
aforesaid Jim assures rs we're great battles and
decisive yictories. s- s5ss. l,.sz. h5ia lsaE
This is the history of jim Blunt, and this
is the character Of the men Ehom this admin
iskfation orarlovs n tt,a 1eefar. rs ,,,,.
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There aesms to be nefhins loo mean l5f -
Abalitiopists Of Covington, Ky, 70 do. AZ
eleftion for municipal officers e 10 take nItei
In fhat city on Saturday n-yf, and tFo iiekels
have been put in nomina1i6n "a De nfisi;rSSfiss
PHion ticket and m slitisa 11mln;s.f'a'ifIs IsS
ticket. Tbe fFicpds of the latter findi61 lh.l
the DemocEaay IF Kentnck 81, [1ik9 f'is D1moc
racy eEeryBbers, were like 10 c1fi4 efsrlil,insT "
before them, bscanic alsrnlsd, - 1 2ezf 4 ..s1
deputation 70 Frankfort hzkinf .11 667srnot
Robinson to interfere in their flhaIR.in mel
manner 90 q give to them the ricforY trf
aSvsrno{ RobinsJH,p bfjng i RsR 6 ospimtk
sense and more honesty than bcIeia5 Is IkS
Abolition party very properly asnt ihs ds1;sEsss
ton back to Gosington, s5ifhs s.s a. fE6iS ears.
The requeet vas scornfnlly reieat<d n tt.f
gentleman, and the miserable iooSs cf tko CO.
Fupt party IN power At Vaskihgtoh aeft It'd.
sy hiR, .',hats ,hhaas H. ii ksat#Epky # J. allaGf;lis n
electionz Eepld Be permit < 2; - = + '''s
The sc9saps then applied 10 Cor 8Irrs. ik6
the United States commanScnt, who also ~
fused to intaFl lsfes IN the matter: : 60 thf r.o5f
fellpEs Ners lsfs to abide lseiiimd1s a1l lr,
gal Fote Of the people, and fhis iaiEtun1s -
eality viii doghkles n properly rehnks6
Democracy issssiR bQanaa torels Ken .re'1
Il 10 the doctrine Of the pSopIe and f( "A Ii
vain that Abolilionisis undertake. }6 cz1.k n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14
Henry CIay on .Abolifiopisp.

Henry Clay said twenty years ago of the
abelitionists ~ -sspifh them the rights of prop
erty are nothing the deficiency of the pow
ers, of the ackn owledgsd aud incsntestible
powers Of the States are Nothing the desoli
tion of the Union and ths overthrow of the
government in which are concahtrhted the
hope of i 6iyilissd world are nothihg. A sim
ale idea has taken possession of their minds,
And onward they pursue it, overlooking all
barriers. reckless and regardless Of au conse
ausncep And Henry Clay tcld the truth.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14
The Late General II. r.. Cobb.

srn..t;,. - AZ. H. ,,,,.I nnaan,o,,.,l rahh
:, -, is'. ,epet ueae.A, e0op
VINO was kiiiea IN the oattie at eqericksDuFg
the New York Observer says;
Mr.. Cobb was an elder in the Presbyterian
Church, and an active member of epplssiasti-
ca! bodies, and distinguished author, and con,
tributcd to the religious Peri2dlra! literature
OF the country HIS TergIogs c93mMlIHnIca- c!3 ~.
tlons have appeared IN this paper, ana we es
teem him as ap aRlS ara excellent Christian M
gentleman and scholar -, 8.
When Mt. Lipeolp was elected to the Pres
idency, we made special exertions t. set be-
fore the people, especially our readers in the
South, the duty of yielding patFietie snd con-
stitutional obedience to the Government BY
whomsoevsr administered, ana we further IN, !,
sisted that resistance to the G0yernment would
be rebellion Mr. Cobb vas the first 70 resist
this doctrine, and 70 iRslat upon the right and
duty OF the SaHth to take immediate measures
to deliver ITS people irom the Gcvernment OF
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14

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! sShail never have ths Blsaspae of seeia
you again 2 said ,be Duke. IS
s .Dpgou wish it Z she asked earnestly.
sMost arderfly.s S.s.f3
Il fI'll ask my mother ls9a 70 g.
An oath rose to the Dukes lips, but h
prudently checked IL
will you receive me tomorrow p,
you may come, and ifmy mpther is vii
lling-yes
= shall ba here sure
oS os. TilI hays sgsetssn s ten. ne by soSmorrov
& have heard my netheF ssT ths men al
4 ways protest more than they mean
Your mother is<---. The Duke pauset
and bit his lip. -
what is she r asked Bergeropetts. asehiy
She is--is right. But mean what !
say. As surely as the morrow comes so viii
Come. Good night I
She tuyped from him and waa about to en-
ter the garden. ~
She maaa no answer, but she inclined her
fingered in bis arms, and then tore herself
from bis emlbFacc, and passed quickly through
The Duke determined to follow her. When
he plaeed his hand on the gate he found it Sc
eHfely fastened. Bergeronette bad prHdently
locked it after.
So the Duke.went to his lodgings Che had
taken bachelor apartmeots on his wedding
day. to dream Of Bergeronstte.
= The next day he went tp her cottage in
he 30. reee;vad h., ts.r.,....s .:.,,..
.nd ;,.ro1l,cea :, bsy 49, ...o eAo ...iHly,
DANE vsho M .n;rn;n., n ~ ts
love3 ths vornr ,,sas,,a - As a.'u a.
rsrdsn - Iii Pssp'' = rvs ABOUT 1ne
s+sfSsa' f'hn Dnrs .hor,b.
ia .,.o,..s.. - = : e-.s was senslDie
~ r,rts n,,r. a.......5 = ~.
b.,',s ,,,ors s, ils suu o1 sneir
no4ls u tpt'fs = a loss epsh 7es'e eve
evers s dag Se pses.e sp Bss gSs1s and
Only one Wy - Mnaen. Delgeronette could be
"or rs 5" nsLo SvIo'sn,s sss = .nai...sa daa.
end. Hs had stormy scene With = the .s K;ns 81.
he d;d = =, q
e. - 80 ..','s =, 8 ,s..s-a.s -
.aa.h - s,ours'r pn iour
Tbav rsrs alone Il foostsr tr Is ths . u5ealn her
nsy FsIe a,une - eoselncr 10 tne garden.
bad mnen ne
still firm q swssr to yo1, were f-ss nea
80 =. - yo1 VII lee, ,nls
have told ~, siy s'i 20
~ ,;tIs NJ ~, 5if, :, Ous
The D;,ta s rs'.s.a 81. an
rss,,- - q nln a
IN .sIarr;sd sSs r. r echoed Rseosrons,t. ..;.h
Eitn q
q was forced into tbi. union by the KINGS
do not 1--we ,,,. *. * has,e
never seen her face. left her her. At the aase II.
tar,s foot. and we have never met since she
Possesses nv .title. but slo,,s ss..,
beart. Fly with me. n some d;st,nt ,sI lanJ
Ne mav dwell in bann;ness bl.ssed ,s;.b a.aI
,thers society. Tina ma remove II ohstacls
o our union. death NAV befr;end ns = 1iivores
nav be Obtained. and then swear ear to Won bv
,yery saint in Heaven. svou sbaiI become NV ~
Duchess r s|s, :
sWero you free, would you really make me
,our wife !. : 'ifSFe
Il have pledged Won nv word,
Il believe You
You will fy with me
Il will r es'ss, r
sDear Louis, she murmered eor so he b.d
aught her to call him. q aIsos have some
hing to impart Won Nv name i. NOT Rar-
,eronette, and I am r,os what YOU take me 70
,eP
swbat do von me.ry
ora nas. a,.ls s,s seat, t y your eAn.'
AS. ~i@-o Wv HoA-11ta 4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-09
From The Army of the Potomac.

New YORK, Sept. 8.-The following Is
special to the Times:
Headquarters Army of the Potomac
Cavalry skirmishes across the Rappahan-
mock on our extreme right are becoming
quite frequent.
On Friday scouting party of the 9th
Ohio, while returning to our lines were am
pushed, and some thirty killed wounded,
and captured. Maj. Pryor commanding a
detar hment was slightly wounded but es-
capped capture.
Yesterday, owing to the carelessness of
vidette-who lost his posittion-the rebel
cavalry made rush on our line and wound
ed and captured five men, twenty horses
and three mules.
Lieut.. lyon of the lst Pennsylvania cav
airy was killed.
On Friday deserter from battery l, 4th
N. Y. artillery, audaciously disguised in a
Lieut. Colonels uniform, stole two horses
and mounted companion william on one as
his orderly, and rode through our infantry
picket line where they turned guerrilla aHd
robbed on big scale-he was captured.
Mrs. Major Jones. female of passable at
fractions, fluent speech and bold dsmeanor,
who has been frequently within our lines,
was arrested yesterday with memoranda
of strength and position of our force on her
person.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-09
'IELEGRIPn|C
Up to2 O'Clock. A. M


New YORK, Sept. 8.-The Times Morris
Island letteHstates that the enemy has lately
been reinforced with 1000 troops from Lees
army. They are encamped on Sullivan
Island.
1t is impossible to hold out to the public
at this time, any brilliant prospects OF I'M
mediate active operations. The season Is
getting very unclsment, thus rendering IL
matter of some doubt if Admiral Dallghren
can succeed in his devices. Another I'M
portant point to be taken into consideration
is the opinion of the Admiral that Sumter
is not yet silenced. In that particular
belief General Gilmore differs widely from
that of Admiral Dahlshren, the former
claiming to have completely silenced the
Fort eight days ago, being his assumption
on statements made and corroberated by
rebel prisoners and deserters as fact, has
a most important connection with the ope'
rations of the feet. The Admiral does not
like to venture an attack until the tact OF
Sumter being rendered useless is established
beyond doubt. His chief pilot, and Others
who have been at favorable distance to
observe, that the North west wall of Sum
ter is as sound as ever, and that six guns
ire mounted on the parapet, one or more OF
which fred rounds of shell last Saturday.
Now, then, if Sumter is not silenced, we
must wait until it is, that is the first step
by competent authority
We hope for the best.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-09

2 In st. Clair county the Union feeling is SO
strong that secessionists are not allowed to
stay there. .Aats
In other sections the men are hiding
themselves in swamps and cane brakes, and
would join the federal army but for the
danger Of capture by the rebels while ma
king their way to our lines.
r, Three hundred deserters are rendezv ous-
ing in Winston county, all armed, and de-
termined to resist the rebel authorities to
the last ss5 er szs1
The rebels are conscripting negroes at
Talledega, to build breastworks at Selma.
These statements are daily confirmed by
deserters aud refugees, and are believed to
be true.
A deserter from Tupello, formerly orderly
to General Ferguson, and reports that Fer
guson has at Tupello and Pontica four thou
sand cavalry, with 10 pieces of artillery.
He also reports that Ferguson was contem-
plating raid on the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad. while Roddy is to make an
attack on Glendale, Mississippi. At the
same time Newcome, with 700 men, is near
jackson, Tenn, conscripting.
The sanitary condition of Gen. Hurlburt's
corps is good, and the troops are in fine
spirits.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-09

NEWARK, Sept. 8.-The 33rd n. j. regi-
ment, by dint of large bounties, has nearly
reached the maximum number of recruits
and is under marching orders to day. So
many men are deserving that the Col. was
compelled to call on Gen. Dix for guard
of regular soldiers to maintain diecipline
among them AS this guard did not give
entire satisfaction, it was succeeded on
Sunday by the I'd Vermont Regiment. The
Vermont boys have seen service and don't
know any thing about blank cartridges or
firing in the air, so when a crowd of new
recruits undertook to run the guard they
fred upon them and were killed and 4
wounded.