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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

~ 4 Ssezk2 go ~ #
tlla proper Time thia ms sety grsas is.
laeposnsmsns 70 lbs Capsala sha BIZ frieBds,
ehIsf rs ~ ioaal slse ~ b. two
snsll heys Who wafs sssiBg pssaass nsAs
Etks shs ~ xisasaa @epll hshipd
sc door pf6possd sstbrss Chasfs EdF ThSdjj
shisf' cheers we're given oonmissaa was
|sppointea v akAaR - ehles apnissss
asusk hiia with pin-ye great ehisf awoke
30 stood up he iDOksd aroand -hs shook
himself-- he made boz baokMaraa--
gEiansd, grorlsd, grantsd and began 10
speak Sc si rsm a fgs bIs ashstk
hia rsmasks wers remarkably fsmarkabls--
he SssIarsd that shs sasshsss, ganfsaafpe
% y mel lAs u lei 6f
litiopism was put down-ss JsiIdssis dnnss
like abolissonists- Democrats snnst Aght
Abolisionisss.s.Ab0 lilionissss aeAa against
the Gonfederaey- opposition 10 the oonied-
eraey Is AboItionism sgss3 hsa u sllssssps
poses tbs Confedsracy 10 an Ahollsionias--
Abolitionists 60 for the Union Demapyass
ain's Abolisionists - AboiitiS1fstA tight
Southern Democrats Democrats mnss pns
down Abolitienists- AboIitionism :, Adolf
.ioniss Abolition! Ab'nn0n Ab'lishl
Ab'lishi Abb Adj a--a-al AZ this
interesting iaDosurs " great chief vas en-
tirsly oveFeehs By bis ssslings-his emo
tions chOksd him-his indignation 'sbiled
overn- his "wind" gave oui, and be was
carried 81 sstage, while the enthusiastic
members chsered with such force that they
shook ell the patches Of shs brssches. :, !
: AFsstsf didnst speak. ~ - ~ : = 2. = ~
The shot gun question was again taken
up, and il wss determined TO use grsssin-
stead Of knives. Ys great bowls knife Was
mitch and justly incsnssd at this decision
-swore hs would ssosdS 4sSid the draft
would come before the guns could be pro-
cursd-swore he would 80 TO Pixies Peak
said he would start Monday morning and
de did. He was informed by some wicked
lRepublieans fhas the draft would arrive,
without fail, early Monday morning great
terror seized him-he becams demoralized
~-hep sSChAssg i null asts In baEsve
daylight on Monday, was on bic retreat TO-
ward rundown. Our artist succeeded, with
great dliasuity, III secafsdg aavssy asSrrest
sketch Of 70 great Bowie knife ss he APP
psared ninety ave and . half miles west Of
Omaha twas taksh Jass aftkrihs left }
station where be had stopped to grind his
bowie knife, and where q small girl had
inform ID him thai s6S draft was expected
there in two hours and quarter. The
reader will suppose, fropa the dfsNiPg, thst
he Is was 10 haste. we believe % was. II
will be observed that he il looking back
be j. not looking for biz bet, Which biga Das
blown away, but to see il the draft is yet
10 eight il will also be observed that bis
gaishEul b0wie4knifs = BY his side very
large andfvery sharp, The, ppls APPEARS
80 be excited doubtless be 10, for he 10 a
democratic mule, and opposed to the
"drapght."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
ELIMINATION,

The quarterly examination at Dir. Russ
school took place this week--quite num-
Der Of spectators wers in Attendance. We
cannot altogether approve of the plan Of
spectators visiting the school during examI-
nation, but al no other time. Children
unaccustomed to the faces Of strangers be-
come embarrassed, ard cannot do justice TO
themselves or their teachers. ~.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
r GONE TO DIXIE.

Capt. SPooR, for several months past on
recruiting service at this place, started on
Tuesday morning of this week, ia join his
command in the s'Sunuy South" The
Captain carries with him, as a present to his
Battery, from the citizens Of Council Bluffs,
q tangible evidence Of appreciation in tho
shape of a superb silk aag-a wellmerited
complement to a company of fighting men
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

GIL. Everett, ~ No. I, Empire Block,
has the best stock of dry goods 10 be found
ia w estefn Iowa. Me-. E. now confines HE
business exclusively to the Dry Goods
branch, and les consequently, prepared 80
supply city customers and the country trade,
with the best Of goods, on the most fayora
BILE terms. - ~ rig
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
F. A. BURKE, Secretary.

1.-THE following soldiers Of the eth
Iowa, arrived in Sc. Louis, wounded, on the
2lst, from Vicksburg:
VIM. Riley, Co. G; DauI Jacobs, Co. K !;
SO. Kinblade, Go. e: VIM. F. Kroutmsn,
Co. F.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

GT Frcdrickson & Jackson received by
steamer, this week, the first instalmens Of
their spring stock. These gentlemen have
purchased heavily this season, and, when
their goods all arrive, will have one Of the
largest stocks ever brought to this market.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
= - e - 81
TINE E1sEaRANTs AnR caaRrwu.

d Y y gRld1gs
ton, thisyear, win 30 asassslly iargs-
larger than has been knoNn fof many years
past. Nsnsssusl eaozss asonssssSo pro-
duee this result -shs diserdercd asase Of the
epaatrys essrses af.saasasipsipas md ,sAe
alluring accounts Of numerous new and
rich gold discoveries. will eanss many %
sssk nsw, hapaes IN she far rect. ! sery
sosls Ii aks sissrs - 0suasi II Blasfs,
aspiring 70 the dignity Of an ou.assing point,
il making strenuous exsrsions 70 secure The
sslion's shareo OF the iInnenss trade 10
arise from this siAieraGfen. Wiit Our pep
Pile do nothing 80 draw the attention Of the
emigrant TO the superior advantages Of
aussd Blaas ssaa pnshsslss poips 4 9iS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

CT John A. La lersy has now 10 store,
and TO arrive, stock of dry goods and gro.
ceries BOT to be surpassed BY aLy house in
the city for quantity or quality, and for
sale at prices fow Gs the lowest. -.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

e we hare on haua md for saas Isfse ~ III Bsnk
Deeds, Bends, Jussscss'shsaks, blank 81 g. Nachasp
and al the dasreus BLANKS required 81 Lana 0nsss
rndsr The new Honss.saa law. 3 80 = -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
A RsT OF A DUh.l

We don'sinssud 10 annoy orr readers WITH
repeated sud long continued duns. But We
imass be excused for reminding those who
promised 70 pay ina lew days shasshe time
lie abous ous. and that the NosfAksIt eatab5
iishmsns needs alI the money iustly doe il
At this sims.es Ne are trying 70 do bnsiness
% the adsaacs bay syssem, bal are soaas-
times persuaded % ysry from & j little TO
accommodate Subscribers and advertising
patrons who mska a,apsoial arrangement "a
pay at 9 given time. 70 thess and 10 alf
Who know themselves indebted 20 as week
tend cordial insisasien 70 ean up and see..
sic. And now, friends, s3ss
t'should you ASH rs why this dunnfng.
We Should answer, We should tell you,
From the printer. from, the mailer, t..E
From the kind Old paper-maker, ::
Prom the landlord, from The carrier,
From the man who takes fhe letters
wftha stamp from Uncle Samuel;
UacIe Sam, the rowdies cali him; !. s IA & ~
From them ali there comes massage
Message kind, but nrmiy spokea,
tPlcase 10 pay rs what yea owe ~ ~. g. s.g
to do--to pay every man that we owe. And
10 order to do this it becomes absolutely
necessary that you should pay what yen owe
Us. Aman who 10 out of debt and has q
clear conscience, who is patriotic and sleeps
we'll o'nights-that man ia asovereign. He
need not envy President Lincoln, Louis Ma
poleon, the ausecrat Of Russia or sapy other
man, We want ell of our readers and pat
rons to be .soEereigns Of this kind--to be-
long TO this right royal family Natures
noblemen. And, moreover, to adopt the
language Of the poet already quoted !:
would you lift a burden from ASP
Would you drive spector from uss
would you taste pleasant siumher?
Would you have quiet conscience?
wouidsyen lead apaper paid for2
send US payment-send us payment
Send us payment-sena as payment? =.
Send the payment that you owe US 2" -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
as saazaa sIsLkllAzRRasns bas-ssaszesa
INSURANCE AGENCY

W%FRfF rF$S aT%sWT UFB RGFTAE FfFARY
ENTHUSIASTICALLY SRss gSEe Aslipses IN Ne
folIQNIng conpHnies 2E'..t GsS
HOME, Of New Kark. VI
PHSENTx. Of kiaFtfsFA. .-s ME-
NEW ENGLANEb, 81 Hartford,
.sxrGs a.saGiEk ESR e. 90 -
AIso--Insures HsNMssRssas "a sSaat6, agsinas loss
on Railroads and wesssrn Rivers. in the
HOME. o. New York
& ALSO
.YsxL1ifs .1nguyNxaC@ PQlinies,
n akA AsBTUAfI. 81 HsFtssge
AT losses promptly adjusted, and palA.
DC. BLOOM Err. Axnt
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

G. We we're much pleased to notice
the elongated form of LEW Hills, in town
yesterday. ".:: T.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

BEverythiug in the grocery line can be
found at the Wholesale house of Stewart 4
Haas. County merchants, in particular,
will find it to their advantage to call at this
house before purchasing elsewhere.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

ca Already the ground begins to look
green-the grass is growing. II the weather
continues fine for a few days the prairiss
will ford cattle q good living.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

5sssflok.

1xAs uouatipg Roen q ne RsApARgtx haa hseass-
hsessa . me rom eyes Nikos's ssfeetEene u
me spansied ksaheF sii slasss Cd.
hectsa with pager win bs tTanssese rs ssse Is
81 wiz. Busxssg
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
DIED.

kRAFN-In this city on the isth nitme, aged 80 years
aftor three weeks iiiEcss o. iisesss ek she heart
RaAH wtseoe 5os&N IA M feElnentc q. Taalspa Area
works, near Darlington, Rngland.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

BRYANT, ST.. North OF Broadway,
Cs3UactL BEUFFs. IOWA. ~
rAMPRRRARnp no nAC0ekMOnATKTR TIE TSAV
IL RnGlHGRUBLSO w1sh Rtys hiBg IN tho NJ Il
ON sMRAs0NAs ~ -
WIN alto fun An Omnahus Or Hack 70 &na k2pm ~
at Landins durs Nd tbs Duatins season.
NHsresacd& Aeazripus u Aasxn& lie AHihA& cAH ~
their residence for Rxssenesss NAN BE- accommodated
byieaying aord 81 ths Staelss lsa - 1T (.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
Bulliest Bill ~ saasa
THREE sSTaRSn IN OHE Me II.
Great out-psarlng sf M faithful.
Great la-pouring n the asplsi \. 2
The DRAFT business Ill Fixed.
Bs euE. pnaersround reporter.
as1-taFI s&@
coPPERHEAD BARNERI

A commiates
appoin 6 j,
AZ 8 fern ell
meeting 30 get
up q suitable
device for the
new Copper.
bead hanperrpt
psxtea very
beautiful and
appropriate de-.
ninn
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

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the
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there
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19
MARINE NEWS.


~ Z. 1.So-sun Q, 0tss Moon s. oli4 W @. 8:
CLEARED.
erEANsUfra Ya,oo, New Orleans; Bremen
Hssmsn; narths stevens. Bait. Eius, Liy'tpool
eHIp- Golden Fleece. Manson, for s,n Francisco.
DRIGe-Thoms, over, Nsuvi'h,; Gold Iuutsr,
Yarmouth Marco Polo, Turks Island.
eCHOONIRa- Touisa Moor, N-- prissns. J J.
Auevr, AleIardrs. y q Ferns, WA,hiLgtoLs Rachel
c Russell, Cbincotesgur; Ileni- brown, DO. 81 A
pridmore. Wsshington, james l0gar, ~ lsds'f bis
America, Providence; A & Reeves, Ihilsd".phs, q
Rsnyan, AlsIsndria l. 4 X Smih philadelphia. u
q Rslduip. Boston: Triumph. Boston.
sLoOP6-Asent, stamford. Harper, New Ha,,n.
ARRIVED
eTKAMsHIPS- ArAso, Port Roval, G; City NJ
Washington, Iiv'fpool M'sich,sfsr. y evidence.
Eiaefshsr, do; s.raf. p,iilsd' nhiA. Fanny Cadu.i
tadsr, Baltiliore; Alice, Do N.rriuis, Washington.
Empire, do hususlSiAn. tButl,hl Liverpool .
eHIps- Protector, Leshorn torrair, Liverpool.
Marks isrsss, -; LaurA GsItruls bremen.
BR1Ge -.hsracaibo, Maraesibo, N Terry, Deer
River; W Rowland, New Orleans james Carey,
HsyasS Hamburg brig Emile returned dan asod
eCHOONERS-L Mulgrsve, Chsrletis'osn, 4
~: sarstosA Providence. " Perry, fsll RIVER IN
smph, phiadslphis for Lynn. 3 + GAIfisop, D,ls
ware City: Emily. Cornv allis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19
MEDICINES.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGH-USR
4ACAMfBFl.L's syrup tar and Wild cherry, surs
70 and 90 cent? per bottle, TO be had AT CAMP
BILLS Drug Store cor sth ave and 2sth At CHAi.
htks drug store, cor Hudson and Hammond 40.
Al MILNE's. 2lT Fulton IT. Al
MARSHA.LILh1s, ,.,,,
The Mott Popular Remedy EItant, for
Asthma Bronchitis, Cough., Colds, Tickling q
Soreness OF the Throat
Are very Pleasant and Efsctual:
Neatly put up in Sliding Cases,
s.,,o Convenient for the Poeksl
sold st Is and 70 cents peT Box By dsslers in eds
Prepared only bv
Ne. IhV4A t MARSHALL, fIenton, NJ.
Chemical WNehouAt. b94 ByoadyN, us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

ARnRsrs.-1sst evening, w,insn named
Aan Newell. rcsidiss al No. 24b South -,h - tr,.y
CITY. vss arrs,tsd, AIRED With t,etins honre u
et9sPatsbls sharsctef.. ,....h eansl boatn.sn Va,
1890 - Jsrsey C;y, isst .,tnin~ charged vi'h
1tDf to pass counterfeit o. BIN 4 tic ti,er
baak, y. Y. "a lad Is year, ot are named
Charles kpetinerr, ~ srssted last svrrirr. Nv ihs
Hooshen police, charged with nav ~ .frrIcd w.
ttens sums 81 money. including ~ ul, finm
julius Eshr, dru0ist in IIotckon WIN whom ths
se.ussd "a sinylcy.d. Kne,inser ackuovledgcd hi,
Guilt Esd said that he had o., mo-. of ths mouo,
With other boys, in goint g. Baruufns Muaum, sup
Pei! 81 IayIor's saloon. IN Bfosduhy, aud on one o.
eAston he took party ~ boys "strse' to Mo- 4.
svn. He vn eemnaittsd for examination.
BUsrISo or WArKE-rIrE.-Sone,iu
Curing Thursday the rev thirty cir inch -Atr > 70,
Which has recently been laid across the tp..ia-'
oeek u Hoboksn. burst, eau'ins al immt-f. JOB %
water. Yesterday morning " vas dis,oy,-,d % 81
Ne water In the reservoir at Bergen ilH VA rfH's
nally lowered. and there vas also 70, ~ ihy''u
oA1kment Of the reservoir at Bellv lit. HetVefn .
enc o'Joek IN the afternoon the flppy W., Il Oh
9eu yersey City sns Hohok III, rh Cd. ra.s'd on
N0erable conformation smourrt %" inhai it'h'',
ana which the supyly vas fuui'h'd thionch tht Old
evonty inch pipe. 10 sIYceied that tLo dAmass
I'LL b repaired to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

PRIESTS COLUMBIAN BALM. OR.
oMAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE is III. best
falling out ever introduced DEPOT rs South sseend
street, willam,bursh to Be- had in Nav Yort at $50
Ails. cor; stanton ~; snd cor Az. and Houston
size 20 osnts. O0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

tGLONS CURED WITHOUT CUTTING
nAELERs Pr Iaration will positively cure the
sont fe0n III ttoni . TO days without cuttius To
nea ony ~ me Astncy, <CA Grand q. n 60
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19
Too Late for Classification.
DRATHD =.

rITZGERALD.-Ancr . ions iino.., jane. FIR.
gerald. . native Of Coetshili. County oayan, Ire
land
His friends, and those ~ ME brother, ChMles and
fsrenes, also those Of his brother nlaw, Thomas
fussrsl, this day tSsturdsy). at IL O'clock from l<I
East 35th Of. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19
(Cosi,s u,d from n, frn f'1c, J

81 lneludins the children of tic M'aonArv School.
Which Col. Draper vss instrumental iu ofraniz q
Hev,ous to joining the army Tho dccots.f lo.f Lis
life u the battle OF Bayou eche 'lr .h NJ Ar-ft
10. bAttaliou Of tie 23d i.cr nispt sct,d ~ a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

A RELIABLE REMEDY.
re- WisTARs BALstM x MILD CHfRRY.
IN WlslAks bALsAM OF MILD CHERRY.
Or ncery use" WIN 'H0 'n'' ''''A''hi1s success
HALL a CENTURY
r. r. e Nns toush. No'd-, WbooPns COUSIN, htouehi
rs,as, C,or, 0' ms @ As.n,ha hoai,ensss sore
Lung. and Chest, Including even CONSUMPTION 'N''
sHoA USE S,,t sMIin; Esa' pkLsiDEN or Tht
"usyins used Dr WisiXRs BAIsXa OF WILD
ChLkkf i9r about nftsen years and having realized
ssnss T., fesnn 10 my i.hiy affords me great
sHls ,swsdr ~ es.a. y 20 the pHnhe : vsIu-
aud : remsdy .t,eh soasa, ,o.s n, eoash; &c
81, .n% ~. =. ~. heousa'i 70 pe sntIely inno-
MT ssa.a,sn os S..i,h Win perfect safety by the
Tor ale by ~ "'@'"'
J.P' DfSsMoRr, .gl Bro,ds,y. No., war,
and by ali drussi.r -" w. 40 i'eh'n's a. h,%Stou,
:. fo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

A LADIES' HAIR DRESSER WANTED
IA A yonls lady that thorsughly undsutnnds tho
eusineas vases q per week to . competent person
Canal n. Rufser lFl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

A BAKER WANTKD-AS FOREMAN ON
hbrsad and cake: also . boz. Apply at 3o2 Mott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.


A RELIABLE REMEDY.
<ADR WlsTAR'S DALsAM or WILD CHERRY
DIR. WISrAR'B BALSNM or WILD CHfRKY
nR. M!sIAR's BA!fAM OF WILD CHERRT.
pk WISTAks BALSAM OF MID CnKLkT
HAs been used with the most aitonlhius success,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

a BILE SEAMEN, ORDINARY sEAMEN
lAend Iandsmsu, also frsncn and coal psss.rs for
The L. 4. kavy. The highest cash bounty paid for
scfuntsers Runners and agents literally dealt -ith.
AHply q 1N Maiden Lane. CAPT. NcnlNlIl 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-19

A BOY OR GIRL WANTED TO FEED A
fAto feed rnlinG mschine, and hoy to 10 errands
rood sasss and steady smpioy Dsnt. Appla in the
-indeYy, , Thsmes ct. les
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-06

The POLISH ScYTHENEN.-A letter from Cracow
thus describes the dreaded scytbemen of the
Polish army:
81 believe the soldiers of Russia have the credit
of being able to stand bayonet charge as well or
better than those of any other nation except one.
which need not be particuarized for the benefit of
English readers. Bot at close quarters, the Rus.
sian shrinks from the polish scythe as from death
itself; and wheneverit has been found possible to
get the Kossanieri-in however small number
within something like reach of the enemy, the
latter has turned and fed. This, after all, is not
to be wondered at. The Russian soldier, who is
only Russian peasant, shaven, shorn, and half
choked in tight military suit, is creature Of
habit he had learned that to be skewered on a
bayonet, is the sort of thing he has to expect, and
to which the men in his regiment have, in col
lective sense, long been accustomed. But to be
sashed in the face by people who turn their reap
ing hooks into two-edgsd swords, is n ore than he
ever bargained for, and he won't stand it.
con the other hand, the scythemen are said to
have become quite manageable when they were
exposed for any length of time to the fire of the
Russians, to whiehthey were, Of course, unable to
reply. Accordingly, as general rule, they have
been kept out of sght-either in ambush or be-
hind ordinary infantry-until the moment arrived
for them to rush forward, and strike terror into
the ranks of the Muscovites. All the victories
gained by the insurgents under the command of
Langiewicz land cannot think of one instance in
which they were really beaten) have been decided
by the scythemen, or the Zouaves, or the scyths-
men and Zouaves in combination, and generally
by the scythemen alone. At Skaa, Langiewicz
not only led the scythemen in person, but him
ser carrfed ascyfhe, which he took MP at the last
moment eefore giving the order to charge"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-06
From the Riehasoad Wing, May 2sde
yICKSBURG.

The REBEL LEADERS PREPARING FOR DEFEAT.
Suppose vicksburg has fallen, the army inside
Of the Notifications captured or destroyed, Port
Hudson reduced or abandoned, the Mississippi in
its whole length controlled by the enemy, and the
confederacy temporarily or even for the remainder
of the war cut in twain suppose further this really
great success TO the foe and cruel disaster to our
selves is attended with consequences as certain as
they are deplorable-increased enthusiasm at the
North, the triumphant Wind cation Of the tyranny
at Washington. conscription enforced even in the
Northwest without opposition, perhaps revival
of the spirit of volunteering peace parties crushed
forever, men and money to an endless sum obtain
ed, and Europe, busy with its own troubles, awed
into permanent silence-suppose all this, for it
becomes us now to consider the worst possible
aspect of the news, what then7 Our duty will
then be precisely What it has always been-to
maintain unfnchingy, and to exhibit aspirit more
indomltabe and persistent than that tof the enemy.
Nothitg is to be gained by dependency. All
that has been lost may be regained by fortitude
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-06

COLONEL STRAIGHls RAID INFO GEoRGA.-The
Murirvesboro correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sefie, quoting the Chattanooga Rebels account Of
the capture of Colonel Straight's command in
Georgia. adds to it the following important intelli-
gence:
"Thus ends the rebel account Of this to-be.fa-
nous expedition. Gt,onel Straight and ten men
were indeed capturedi but rebel troubles in Ala
bama and Georgia ard not yet over, for the same
paper has the following:
'sALaf&MG NEWS.
"The express messengers and others from Rome,
Georgia, last evening". report another raid into
North Alabama and georgia by Yankees 3,5OJ
strong. The 50tfI Georgia regiment, returning to
Bridgeport, was STOPPED and ordered back to
Rome, mounted on .esptured horses, and led to
meet the invaders. Twas believed the Yankees
were at Talladega, Ahalna, eighty n'iles south of
Rome. Captain Forest, brother of the General,
was mortalIy woundeiii, the fight near Rome.
The rebels say our force burned every grain Of
corn they could find h:tween Conrtland and Tus
cumbia, and destroy 9an the provisions. They
also burned theInilitSs college at Lagrange. The
Union troops have eS4spated Tuscumbia.
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"A German wrote an obituary on the death of
his wife of which the following is Il copy: M
wife had lived until next Friday she wocld have
been dead Just two weeks. Nothing is pos>ibl,
init de Almighty AS de trees wallis SO must ii
stand.''
What is the difference between an Old slip and
an old maid One lpisstays and the other stays Miss
Very bad spelling is sometimes the best, as in
the case OF the English beer vender, who wrote
over his shop-door, +" Bear sold here.'' Tom Hood
who saw it, said it was spelled right: because tis
Huid he sold was his o1n brrin
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-06

"A Western editoG< responsible for the fol-
lowing illustration of Juvenile piety 80 Pray God
bless fatherand mothsf. and Anna, and by jinks |
ulust scrabble quick get in bed before Mary
does.''
Anew Orleans paper says, "a true Unien wo
man is like the sugar Ne sometimes get--a epn'bi-
nation Of sweetness and grit.
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Should Perpbertos and his whole army be

Should Pembertot and his whole army be cap
tured there win be lift in the Southwest material
for very large army under Johnston. Pember-
toms men will soon be returned to, duty by ex-
change, the balance acw being greatly in our favor
Besides Johnston's stmy there will be others as
large, or larger, unddrLee, Beauregard and Bragg.
The combined forces of Kirby Smith, Magruder
and Price, make an army nearly equal to either of
the above. Solongss these great leaders and
grast armies are left y us, so long even one Of
them remains uncrushed, fhe cause is safe.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-06

happy ship
To rise and dip,
With the blue crystal at your lip!
happy crew
My heart with You
Sails, and sails, and sings anewl
No more, no more
The worldly shore,
Upbraids me with the loud uproarl
With dreamful eyes
My spirit lies
Under the walls Of Paradise!
T. BUCHANAN RI