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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-05-01
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-. ABINGDON, ill.,, June 18th, 1861.
yANHEI,yO0RT. DICKINSON x Co
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VS..
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HONESTY is THE BEST POLICY"
OR:
Honesty is better than any Policy
CHICAGO, June 18th, 1861.
OF GRAVES ESQ

o. 7. GRAVES ESQ. ..
DEAR SIR After the conversation we had about the
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Greenleaf, touching the Scale put up for NJ g. Har
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MILLION BRIGGS Secretary \. f. RICH, General Agent
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09


A SUaGEsFIOH 70 TIE LADIES AID sO0IETY.
while at Cleveland on Saturday last, We
we're shown good sized loom in the depot
fthe Cleveland nnd Erie Railroad Comps
ny, the use Of which had bssn rendered BY
Mr.. Nottingham, Superintendent Of that
road, TO the sick soldiers who arrive 10 that
city on the late trains, aud are unable 70 OBJ
tain other quarters This room has been
hsted up by the Olsvsland Lsdies's Aid So
cioty, with cots, bedding, chairs, stove, &c,
and put In charge Of nurse. Mr.. Noting
ham informed as that It had relieved much
suffering, for il not unffequenily happened
before the room was appropriated to its pres
eut purpose. tha, soldiers who were very
low were compelled t. sleep in the depot all
night.
Such an arrangement at some one or
more Of our d, pots would be productive Of
much good; aud would relieve much suffer
ing. Scarcely night passes that sick sold
iers do not arrive on the night trEins Of the
Ohio and MissisSPpi road, and in many cases,
90 We are informed, the police are obliged
20 conduct these men 70 the station house,
where they can obtain q nights lodging
This should not be, and We hope TO see the
matter taken in hand at once Cincinnati
Gazsfts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
FRnn WASHINGTON.

MAeH1M llols ley O.
Nsssrs. Richardson, Knapp, apd EobinsOn, q III
nois, Law and Yoorhiss, Of Iudisns, allen. White,
Mob Q, Pendlst0n, Morris, and Vallandigham, OF
Ohio, johnson, aad AncOnh, Of Peunsyls ania, and
shiels Of Oregon, have is ued address 70 he
Democracy Of the United States setting forth party
organization positive g0od and essential % the
preservation Of public liberty. This they say is nov
3 vital necessity, and they invite all men without
dla ncfon of State ction party, who are for the
Constitution zs n s and the Union IL Was 70 unite
With them In the great work Of preserving boih upon
tsrms of psrfsst equality. This they agree 4 the
great issue.
The Navy Department has rscsivsd dispatches
from Com. Dupont 70 day dated Port Royal 5d met,
gVinx interesting particulars of expedition the
l9th Of April with the Hale 70 cap urs battery on
Gruuibals plantation, nsar the junction of DaEho,
Paw Paw, and South Edisto rivers. Il arpsars the
enemy opened on the Hale When within 1900 Oyafdsi
and continued their hr8 as Bhs wound Der way 20
engaEB thsm - close quarter1. but when ths Haa
reached tie east bend, and vas making straight
.1r- ~ he battsr he rsbsis fsd IN hasts. Lieut.
ellis landed 4Eith party Of meu % 1astrDy it. The
Vork was about $50 yards frOm the river bank, and
mouutod two long hDs 2tpoundsrs on ex5sllelt nsld
carraTes So rapid Was the dight Of the robes that
one gan vas Ieft loaded and primed- The Hale re-
turned 70 Der anchorage Without having nan IN
iursd.
| BsV- Lieut. Nichols crossed ths bar with the On
ard On the Tth ult, and anchored within 500 yards
oftbe IirhthouB on BaIIs Island. and opened hrs on
small Work situstsd about hity yards 70 the south
| shortlV amer be landed Ia bis boats, covered
/ by the guns Of the Onward, the rebels hred upon
the parry but, not Awaiting Nn attack, ned IRON
| The island 70 the main land The Onward has
/ now complete command Of the channel, 90 thai
no vessel can either 60 In or out.
/ On the srd uIt Lieut. Commanding NiekslsOn
/ Of the Isaac smiih, then stationed AZ 81 Augus
i tine having heard that a steamer had cone ID
Il over the Matansas Bar, some eighteen miles to
/ The southward, despafched three armed boats. 20
/ gethef with detachment Of IS men from Col
/ Belps command, 10 capture her, which was done
| and the schooner brought up 10 St Augustine
The vessel was called the Empire CITY. sh'
had q register, aDd cleared from hassEui y. J.
/ for 81 Johns n. +. Her cargo consisted OF pro
| visions dry goods. medicines, &c. In eonsidern
ton Of the fact that the citizens OF ~ Angus
tine we're without the necessariea Of life, aat
with no means Of getting them, Lieut. Nicholson
foid the cargo or q portion Of It, a. auction
| Ths gunbOat Kerhama, on the alst ultt Oh NO
bile captured the r. G. Files While aitemrtini
% run the blockade. she Has loaded VIA eSt
I e.. - 80 aa-rf IN Kew Warf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
YROu WAsHIrgTUN,

HAHnfHGTOlt nay o.
Dispatches giving the details Of the operations
Of the feel At New Orleans have been received,
but they contain no new points.
Information has been received here that q cav
airy recOnnoisance Was recently made % Cuipep'
per Court House seven prisoner were cIptur
ed as they were endeaYoTing 70 escape they
have been sent 70 Washington. Our troops were
faTorably received By the people, and oniy TEN
DOrarily occupied the town
Minister Adams has presented claim % the
British Government for the restoration Of the
ship Emily St Pierre. the captain OF which rose
on the prize crew, and conveyed her 10 Liver
pool after her capture BY the United States feet
FOR q ViOlsfiou Oftte blockade.
An order from the War Department says upOu
requisitiOus made by commanders Of armies IN
the field an authority will be given b the De-
parimsnt to the Governors Of fhe respective
States 20 recruit regiments now IN the service
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
~ ApFERFIsRNEnR
ZEE CTY.


1ErHEl A0OEuEEf.---2IF. D. N'Kihnsy, Of
Bsasa, hn,l., VIC hts been in ghis city
SsvsrAl days puEshnsiEE hoIusl, mst win 3
ssvsro aooidsnt uhilo losdiug three Of he
sainals % Ne sirs yesterday. Whsn uPon
shs canal bri5gs. 6 fAs bot of Vineyard
aEst, passing tfain Erlshtonoa tas hoFsas,
sad hey bssAus veg fFaotioEA NF. NIX.
slunS 70 than until opposite tho ruins Of
HsNitt's Block, When be received q severe
kisk on shs hiP, which knooksd him With
Erottviololo6 amoug the hfiskH and Fubbish.
sEikilg upon his head, thS skin and hosh
Was torn lOoss from just shove the right eye
y ussrly the orssn Of she head, and acrOss
che 1ids Of she head SsVarEl inohos, leaving
NE skull hars, and . number Of cuts more
q less ssFsEs upon che lslt side Of tho head
and tie fsss, he gOt up and went into
Plase rear By, where he remained until Dr..
Blaig szrived, who took him 70 his Ofioe and
drSssd his wounds. Thence he was con-
vsysd % ths Commercial HOUSE, where he
is stopping. His injuries are severe and very
painful.
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snnTHRRN NRWs-

L0ri1TILLE, EIlV 3.
Two thoroughly reliable Kentuckians, Just ar
rived from New Orleans, report that all along the
Mississippi from New Orleans % Memphis q one
general bonfire Of property, particularly Of cot
ton, Of which eleven thousand seven hundred
bales were burned at New Orleans.
At Memphis sugsr and m0lasses IN large quan
titles is on the bluff ready 70 be rolled into the
river, and all the stock OF cotton ls ready 70 be
fired, on the approach Of the Federal feet
People Of the river towns are Fetreating n
ward, and destroying properly along al the
southern tributaries Of the Mississippi. Plauters
IN many cases applying the torch 70 their own
cotton.
The rebel government has also boats running
up the small rivers destroying cotton Among )
great number Of planters only one vas found
who obleetsd 20 the burning Of Bis cotton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
RRnm rAIRn.

CAIRo, nay ,.
ing arrived tonight No engagement had taken
place up 70 yesterday noon. Our forces Wers
gradually advancing, ana were within three mile 9
from the enemy'B advance. The latter acting
strictly the defensive for three days hEFe sent
out no rreonuOitering parties.
The roads are still In bad condition, owing to
late heavy rains
The expedition sent out fron Hickman against
Clay Kings gurIllas have returned. The fell In
with them In the vicinity OF ObiOn river, and
after q sharp skirmish the rebels were routed
II appears that IN the first skirmish with Cur
tiEs' Eebraska horse. six OF our men were killed
twelve WOunded and fifty captured.
The steamer De Soto, from Fort Wright, ar
rived. No news
A rebel Epy had been captured while endeaYor.
ing 70 cr0sl the Mississippi az night In q skiA.-
BE had copies Of several late Northern papers
he Was placed in confinement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Destructive FIHG AZ sAsDUsET.-A do
struotiTe ooDhAgrHtiOn occurred in sandusky
on Wednesday night, consuming an entire
block, which was occupied By the Register
Printing Once, Q. s. Express Once, Hos
msr's Liquor Store, Bear 4 Sons 6ommis-
sion House, and A. Millsr's Book Bindery.
The probable loss OF extent Of insurance We
were unable 10 learn. The Register, We un-
dsrstsnd, Was insured sufficiently to cover
ell losses, if they succeeded in saving the
power press, to which end efforts Wsro being
msde yesterday morning. We tender our
sympathy to our friends Of the Register,
and sincerely rsgrs the cause that viii rem
der necessary the temporary suspension ol
their valuable paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
AeRIoULrURAL DRpARTMEHT.
WAsaIHeroH, Nay 8.
TzE BATTLE o. WILLIAMSBURG.

EaA BATTLE " WAAhAAAA9gAas
The following dispatch is from a COM
mander of q corps in our army on York
town Peninsula to his wife in this city:
WILEIANsBUEe, May 8, lss2.-We had a
hard 6ght yesterday in front Of the rebel
works covering this town. Gen. Hooker
kept Gen. LOngstFeel in check till about 8
T., when Gen. Kearney's Division came into
action, and the engagement continued till
after dark. A moment before our reinforce
ments arrived, the men gave way, being out
Of ammunition, and We lost some guns. We
Afterwards recovered our ground and hsld it
during the night. The rebels relreAiSd, snd
ct A. n. we occupied their works. Gen
A P. Hill commanded brigade Of rebels,
and Longstreet the whole. WelOst between
Eve hundred and one thousand killed and
wounded. We found six hundred wounded
il this town besides other pFisonerg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
PROM WEsTEaR VIRGINIA.

hEADQuARTEEs MOuHTAfH DEFAETNENI,
MAJ PARsBgEa, Va, Nay g.
Special to Times
A dispatch from Fayetteville has been received
announcing that the advance Of Gen Cox, com
posed Of part Of the S5d Ohio, under Msj Goa
ley, occupied Giles Court House and DaFroWa
on New River, Yesterday. The rebels ran and
dld not burn the place as intended.
Apandant eommissaFy Stores, Lieut.. Colonel
one asJof and q priEafes were captured The
citlzeng remained and seemed loyal
ne defeat Al Camp Greek was more important
lhan at hr5t supposed. Gen Milroy is nov hght-
ing and Gen. Sehenck advancing
The particulars Of these movements are for
bldden-
HEADoUAETEEs BouETArN DEPAETHEEI, Nays.
10 BtsvfH r. s.aztoH, s5eTstayy q WaT-
Gen Cox tslszrsPhs that his advance. Consisting
Of part Of the 25j Ohio, occupied Giles court Houss
and the narroEs of hsE River yesterday driViu out
the rebels who were taken By surVri-s. Considsra-
bic quantity Of commissaFy stores were taksn, and
twenty priFatss ptursd- Lur Eurprise prevented
the burning of be town, e. the rsDsls intended.
Most Of the citizens sen loyalty disposed
Signed, J. Q. FREMOET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Fonr MOuaoE, Hay s-gAM.
The iron ship-of- war Galens. and the gunb as
Aro8toOk and Port Royal, started up james RlV-
er this morning. they have paEed Dayid Point
battery, and heavy hnng has been heard up the
river since their departure. IhOy will cuf %
the river communication with the rebel army
south Of the ChlcamscOmlco.
instantly after the gnuboats started, the rebel
teg ). d White came out IN front Of Newport
NeWs, having lon Norfolk this morning with q
crew ana Two citizens on board on 3 mission 70
IannenZ Point. By previous consent, they ran
eyer % Newport News, and surrendered % Gen
seWall's Point q being evaeuated.
ihe MOultOfi nauEatuGk and several guubonfa
nave Just len for SsWali'a Point
foET MoHEoE, NAYS
10 Hon. Gideon Welle1 Secretary Of The Navy
have the honor % announce that In fhe urov-
ldenoe Of God, which smiles on 3 iust cause the
squadron under Fiag O9oer FafTagut has been
Touehsafed glorious victory and triumph IN the
eapture or the city - Ne- Orleans Forts Jack.
son Philip Livingston AMI fike, the batteries BE-
ioE and above New Orleans. a. well a. the total
desiruotion OF the enemY'E gunbOatl, . cam rams,
hosting batteries, Ore RATS and obstruction
o0ans and chains. The enemy with thsir hands
destIoyfa ff.'m eight 70 tsR millions doilau Of
cotton and shipDing
our los is % killed. and Iss wounded The
enemy lost from l0o0 70 l60o besides several hun
orea pri59nerG. ! an bearer Of despafches
l5igoeol TBEOOORUS BAILEY,
capt. ana End Commanding Of Attacking FOrcs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09


TEl EIlE FEEERbAT MoENIEa. Tho FIRE
Gbogi half.past oas o'clOsk yesterday morn
ing, Of which brief mention Wss made in
car last issue, entirely destroyed the livery
stable Ct CHARLES and Erastus Briggs, Situs-
"a a. Pearl street., north Of Detroit. There
were ten horses in the stable, four Of which
were burnsd 70 dslih, and also one COW. A
number Of sisighs and al ths harness in the
stable were burssd the eaFrisgol we're got
OFT Withsuf.sastaining much If any injury.
Two men sleeping in She ONCE Of the stable
narrowly escaped beingoaught By the flames,
which swept rapidly through the bailding,
dsfying the sfoTts Of the hremen, who were
St their post Is early Is possible IS that late
hOur. Ths loss Of the Msssrs. Briggs is not
less than 81 SEQ uninsured. The Ere is at
tEihatsd 10 incsndiarism.
A contiguous barn, owned By Mr.. john
son, Of The irn Of johnson Tisdsle, Euf-
fsrod dsmsgs 70 fhs extent Of perhaps $500