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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03
From Fortress Monroe.
SOUTHERN NEWS,

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 27.-General
Burnside is expected to arrive here to-mor-
row to consult with Gen. Wool and Com
Galdsborrough in relation to his contemp1
lated movements.
Considerable excitement prevails at
Yorktown in anticipation of an attack
All the sick were removed on the 2lst by
order Of General Magruder.
The publication Of the Norfolk Day Book
was suspended yesterday for want of pa.
per. A copy Of to-day's issue was brought
down by flag of truce.
The Day Book says that Winan's steam.
er came into roads on Wednesday and was
still there yesterday. The Keystone State
was perhaps mistaken for the Winans.
The Day Book learns that General Scott
had arrived in New York, and that he left
England at the request Of the English an.
thorities and that they were about to de.
declare war against the United States.
A dispatch dated Nashville Dec. Is, says
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ABOLISHING PORTS OF ENTRY IN THE
REBEL STATES.

ABOLISHING PORTS OF ENTRY IN THE
at REBEL STATES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The following is
the bill introduced in the House TO-DAY bv
Mr.. Stevens, on leave:
First, That all laws or parts of laws ere.
ating and establishing ports of entry or de-
livery in any State now in rebellion, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Second, Hereafter no vessel, either TO-
reign or domestic, except such as belong to
or are employed by the Government of the
United States, shall enter ur leave anv of
said ports, unless driven thence by stress oil
weather.
Third, If any vessel shall violate or at
tempt to violate the provisions OF this act,
the said vessel, cargo and everything apper>
tanning thereto shall be forfeited, the one
halt to 60 to the captors and the othor half
TO the United States, and every person is
hereby authorized to make snch seizure, and
the captain or commander of such vessel
shall be fined not exceeding $500.
Fourth, The said vessel and cargo may
be seized at any place at sea or in any port,
and the goods may be taken wherever
found, either on land or water.
Fifth, The proceeds shall be divided
among the captors according to the law
now regulating prizes.
Sixth, The ship and cargo may be tried,
as well as the officers, in any Court in the
United States, into whose Jurisdiction the
same may be taken.
Seventh, The States now in the rebellion
are Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tens
nessee. If any other State should become
rebellious, the President shall proclaim the
fact, and the provisions of this act shall then
apply to such State or States.
Eighth, The President shall have power
to declare any harbor or harbors ports of
entry, when, in his judgment it shall be ex.
pedient.
10 reply to the resolutions of the House
OF Representatives, requesting the Secretary
of War to furnish all general orders issued
in reference to the transportation of troops
and munitions of war by railroad, and also
all orders designating the amount to be
paid for such purposes, the Secretary SUBJ
mits report from Quarter Master General
Meigs, in which is stated all the Qurter>
termaster Generals orders on this subject.
SATISFACTION AT THE SETTLEMENT OF
THE TRENT AFFAIR.
The settlement of the Trent affair affords
much qualification among all classes, what.
ever their previous opinions, believing it
has saved us from war with Irnat Rritoin
and possibly with France. Secretary Sew.
ards dispatches are considered of the high.
est statesmanlike ability.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03
Telegraphic Items.

TROOPS FOR PICKENS-A SLAVE CASE.
New YORK, Dec. 28.-The Goth and
9lst regiments are under orders tor Key
West, probably for Fort Pickens.
Appleton Cakes Smith was arrested 10
New York as an accomplish of Skinner,
who was recently convicted of fitting out
the schooner Margaret Scott in New Bed
ford for SLAYER, was before Judge Sprague
in the United States Court today, charged
with such completely. He plead not guilty,
and was required to give bail in the sum OF
$4,000 to appear in March for trial.
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
CORNING, Dec. 28.-This morning, at
three o'clock, fire broke out in the laun-
dry of the Dickinson House, destroying the
laundry and furniture room of j. Mallory.
The laundry was detached from the hotel,
and was occupied by ten or twelve female
servants, who ran into the street, leaving
their clothes inside. One Mary Gauly, It
is said, in attempting to recover her clothes,
was burned to death. The total loss
amounts to $4,000. Insurance not known.
SHIPwRECK.
Boston, Dec. 28.-The revenue cutter,
Howell Cobb, from the lakes via Quebec
for Boston, went ashore at Lanes Hole.
Cape Ann, last night. The crew were
saved but the vessel is total loss.
CHIEF JUSTICE OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 28.--John G. Legrande
ex-Chief Justice of Maryland died this
morning.
BosToN, Dec. 29.-The surrender of Ma.
son and Slidell creates little or no surprise,
having been generally anticipated, and con-
sldered the most direct means of avoiding q
foreign war.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03

PR0JECTILEs FIRED AT PoRT ROYAL
The ordnance report received by the Navy
Department from the feet at Port Royal
shows the following to have been the quan.
tity Of powder and projectiles expended in
the capture OF the works on Hilton Head
and Bay Point.
22,980 pounds Of common powder, 300
IL inch shells, 81 10 inch shells, sos 9 inch
shells, 7Ol 8 inch shells, 7O4 80 pound
ehells, 128 80 pound Dahlgren rife proiec.
tiles, 56 ~ pound Dahlgren howitzer pro-
jectiles, 200 20 pound Parrot projectiles,
2 6S pound solid shot, Is 80 pound solid
shot.
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Later from Beaufort.
SYMPTOMS OF WORK.

SYMPTOMS OF WORK.
New YORK, Dec. 29.-The Empire City
has arrived from Beaufort and Port Royal
the 25th.
The 10th regiment has made reconnois.
sance fifteen miles from Beaufort, capturing
several rebels.
Our troops are still building entrench-
nents on Tybee Island, while Fort Pulaski
keeps up continual fire on them without
any damage.
A rebel gunboat came down Warsaw
channel from Savannah, to see if the way
was clear for the English steamer Fingal to
get out with cargo of cotton. She was
chased by one of our gunboats and run
ashore. Her crew escaped to the woods
with the exception of two, who were cap
tured and put on board the Wabash.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03

The joint committee of the two houses.
for the purpose of inquiry into the conduct
of the war, had their first meeting on Fri.
day, the Goth, for the purpose of arranging
the preliminaries. The first thing they did
was to pass resolution swearing every
member to secrecy. 1t is said to be the
purpose of the committee to enter thorough
y into the work for which they were ap.
pointed, and examine infinitely the opera
tions Of the army.
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Financial Matters i'm New
York.

New YORK, Dec. 3O.-On Saturday eve
ming the banks did not hold much over
$23,000,000 specie. Many of the banks
are paying specie as usual, while others are
paying small sums to customers. There is
little demand, however. Arrangements
have been made for the advance of specie to
pay portion of the State debt and inter.
est thereon due January LIST.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
Release Of Juas0,s and SytdeII.

DEMAND OF EARL RUSSELL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

s. Edwards Todd, farmer Of this State,
gives, in the columns Of the Ohio Farmer.
the following mode of handling bull The
suggestions may be Of practical service to
others .... a4
1t is usual very difficult operation to
do anything with the feet of an OK or bull
unless they are tirst put in sling or, some
similar place. They do not like to have their
feet handled, and sometimes they will not a.
low one to even feel of their feet. have .
large and strong Durham bull, that became
very lame in one of his forward feet, and n.
though he is very docie and tractable, he
would allow no one to examine his feet. He
continued to grow more lame from day %
day, and it seemed necessary that we should
make an effort to remove the cause il We
could ascertain what il was.
We tied his head firmly to post allowing
him about one foot play. Now we tied :
small rope around the forward leg that was
not lame, close to his body, and carried L
over his back, making q loop that would sliv
in the end of This loop was almost to the
top Of his shoulders Now we took anothea
small rope and tied slip-knot around the
fetlock Of the lame foot, and passed the upper
end Of this rope through the loop Of the ons
that was tied to the other leg Then We took
hold Of his leg, to raise the foot. and - the
foot came up with the other hand the rope
was jerked through the loop and tied in .
hurry. This held his foot up, with his knee
bent, while he stood on three feet. After
making few unsuccessful attempts - get
away. and to put down his foot, he succumb-
ed, and was as gentle Is lamb, and allowed
me to handle his foot, examine it, and pare il
and to remove the little stone bctweca his
hoOfs.
I'have penned this for the benefit Of any
one who may be placed under similar eircum.
stances, and would bs at less what - DO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Astrea at the Capitol.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT or
" u~.E 'aag COLUMBIA, 1859. st.s...I-' 4.

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
JOHN IN. BROWN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawi
IN County, Iowa. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE: AND Cor
LxcYIox AGxscY. Real Estate bought and Sold Take.
paid Northern Counties Of Iowa
Titles investigated Collections made and proceeds remit
ssA promptly, on favorable terms.
xRrERxScEs.
Non. Thoa s. Wilson, Hon. D. o. Wilson. Dubuque. Iowa
Nsssrs Greene, Merritt Co Bankers, Cedar Rapids,
George fisher, Esq. Scranton, Penn.
A. u. Miller, ESQ. epencer, N. r.
Dr. Dec. sprague, 1ec'y Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
Dr. D. A. Bishop. Peter Meisndy. Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

DIsPosIrIoN oY SOLDIERS on THE EVE OF
BATTLE.-A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial says: t"'tl a'"f' ..H..# S..r-a
"Civlians naturally enough suppose the
eve of great battle to be an occasion of sad
suspense on the part Of those who expect to
participate in the contest. They greatly err
in this. The experience of every one who
has paid any attention to the matter is, that
there is never more noisy levity and more
apparent buoyancy Of spirits in camp than
when opposing armies are within hailng dis
tance Of each other Euchrc, old slcdge, and
their cOncOmitants, always succeed marching
orders. Certain il is, there never was more
fun-making noise in the Camps Of Generals
Hurlbut and Sherman than on Saturday eve
ming last, when it was confidently expected
that great battle would be fought inside of
forty-eight hours. In anticipation Of the
grand struggle, number Of sham battles
were fought between Beauregards and Hal
lecks, suddenly promoted from the ranks
always resulting, Of course, IN the triumph OF
the Federals and the overthrow OF the Con-
federate. You cannot make a soldier feel
solemn by assurances that the conflict will
be desperate one; you cannst make him
exchange Marryatt's best for the last issue
Of the Tract Society, by telling him how
many brave fellows met an untiinely end at
Donelson or Shiloh you cannot lessen his
joy at getting good hand by narrating
the probabilities that his regiment will be ex-
posed to CALLING fire during the entire day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

AN ILLINOIS DwARF-Tom Thumb - out
done. The race Of ininitesimal b;peds is
eclipsed. The smallest mortal, the minimum
pigmy of all creation, has grown up here in
Logan county. Tom Thumb is nowhere
A young man by the name OF John Green
twenty years of age, and residing near this
place, measures, it is said, just two inches
less in height than Barnum's "pet," and is
smaller in proportion everyway. He comes
to town occasionally, and rides about the
streets on small bidct, his little legs de-
scending scarcely below the animals back
He is really curiosity Lincoln (IN.) Her
dld. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
l.. CHAPMAN
ORsON RICE,
AEMRICAN HOTEL.

10. SKOORD Proprietor, Main Street
W Cedar Falls, Iowa. The above Hotel has lately
ENLARGED and se~y furnished throughout, and pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of all who may favor
With call. have in connection with the above House
large and eommodous Stable with good osters in attend
snee. The Once Of the Western Stage Company Is At
ths ssse. Stages leave daily for the East South and
West, l:sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

EMANCIPATION IN MARYLAND.---The Balti
more correspondent of the New York Zee
ming Post says that the prospect now is, that
the emancipation cause will triumph in Ma
Yyland. n II ssf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

TBs RECORD OF BLOOD AND TEARs--Thc
total Federal loss thus far reported in killed,
wounded and missing, is ten thousand seven
hundred and seventy. 1f3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

How TO DO lr.-A correspondent of the
lie Roy Gazette sends that paper confede-
rate note and says: :" If wanted to counter
felt this kind Of money would cut up an
old hornets nest" as+ sEa i.af.p 4. l.s5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

PEGASUS RECOvERED-THE DOG BOLOGNA-RE.
PUDiATIoN, OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS BROWN S
PROCLANATION-THE sAMDORY GUARD-AD-
VANCE ON RICHMOND. $50 ...... .fW ....
Correspondence ofths NJ r. Sunday M~rcury.]
Rejoice with me, my boy, that have got
back my gothic stecd, Pegasus. from the
government chap who borrowed him for q
desk. The splendid architectural animal has
inst enough slant from his backbone to his
hips to make a capital desk and then his
tail is so handy to wipe pens on. In a mo.
ment Of thirst he swallowed bottle of ink,
and some fears were entertained for his life
but gross Of steel pens and ream of blot
ting paper Immediately administered, caused
him to come out all write.
In q gothic sense, my boy. the charger
continues to produce architectural illusions.
He was standing on a hill side the other day,
with his rear elevation toward the spectators,
his head up and cars touching at the top,
when a chap who had been maize pious by
fr qucnt conversation with the contrabands,
noticed him afar off. and says he to soldier,
What church is that behold in the dis
tance, my fellow-worm of the dust?" The
military veteran looked, and says he, " 1t
does look like a church. but it's only an an.
imat@d hay rack belonging to the cavalry"
81 see" said tho pious chap, moving on :
" the beast looks like church because he's
been accustomed to steeple-cbases."
I have also much satisfaction in the society
Of my dog, Bologna, my boy, who has al
ready become SO attached to me that be-
l,eve I've would defend me againstnny amount
of meat Like the Old Guard Of France, he's
always around the bony parts thrown; and,
like bon virant, is much given to whining
after his dinner s-. ,,s..r..,. ....tr
The last time was at Paris, my hoy. this
interesting animal made good breakfast off
the calves of the General Of the Mackerel
Brgade's legs, causing that great strategi-
cal commander to issue enough oaths for the
whole Southern Confederacy. Thunder -
says the General, at the conclusion of his
cursory remarks, i shall have the hydro.
phobia and bite somebody. It's my opinion
says the General, hastily licking a few grains
Of sugar from the spoon he was holding at
the time: ITS my opinion that shall 60
rabid as soon as see water"
"Then you're perfectly safe, my conquer.
the Atlantic ocean will be principally COM
posed Of brandy pale. H II
Speaking of Paris. Il pains me. my boy. to
say that Captain William Browns proclama-
ton for the Cancellation Of Southern Union
men has been rcpudiated by the General Of
the Mackcrel Brigade. Thunder !" says
the General, taking cork from his pocket
in mistake for watch-key, "it's against the
Constitution to open bar so far away from
where Congress sits" And he at once is
sued the following ~ f. X ~ .aarr a5.a,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

BUr.--The man who annexes !" but to
his Unionism will soon find himself on the
runp Of the Rebel party.--NasAvQb Us-
tea.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

proclamations. He had better de without
further issue - Lovisrille y6sSaaJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

TEE Hon. Henry ]. Raym0nd, q The New
York TSmss, is about = make anetAse trip
to Europa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
1UeUQuEAm9 SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. IL.
20 TAKE EFYEor WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1869.

y. NJ. e W. R. R.-TTains 70 and from the South.
west connect at Farley. az
E CoNSsc1IoHs -etages leave Earlviile on the ar.
rival Of the from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Creek Pay.
West Union, Decorah apd 81. Paul and from Man
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north.
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap
neton, Island Grove Ackley Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster c1sy, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City also Janesvie. wayerIy. Syracuse Nashua, Brad
ford, st. Charles and Minpee0ta.
GEORGE YOUNG, superinteeders
,. A. fryre General Freight end Ticket As.st
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06


= WHRnEAs, There appears in the public
prints what presumptuouslv pretends to be a
proclamation Of Captain William Brown, Eske.
wire. in the words following, to-wit:
PRocL Union men Of The South are here
informed that the United States has reAsserted hsse
and win shortly open barroom In Paris. Also, cigars
and other necessaries Of life. .-f sr~sszy rssN
=, Carr. WILLIAM BROWN, EsKEyrRE.
And whereas. the same is producing much
excitement among those members from the
border States who would prefer that said
har-room should he nearer Washington in
case Of sickness. Therefore. I, General OF
the Mackeral Brigade. do proclaim and de
clare that the Mackerel Brigade, cannot
stand this sort Of thing. and that neith-
er Capt. William Brown. nor any other com.
mander, has been authorized to declare free
lunch. either by implication or otherwise, in
any State; much less in state Of intoxica.
ton Of which there are several. a9
\. To persons in this State. now, earnestly
appeal. do not argue; bescech you to
mix your own liquors. You can not, If you
would, be blind A. to the signs Of the times,
when such an opportunity is offered to see
double. beg Of you calm and immense
consideration of them (signs). ranging. il
may be above personal liqnor establishments
The change you may receive after purcha.
sing your materials win come gently as the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
DIR. r. McTAGGART,

DIR. r.. McTAGGART,
MOULD INFORM The PUBLIC THAT HE HAS
w permanently located In Cedar Fahs, and be
consulted at any hour At his oce corner Main and Third
Streets, opposite Bishop Benjamin's Drug Store. He
would the public that he devotes his whole aten-
rtiOn to the treatment Of ,yg a ,se.s .t
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
T AND CHRONIC DISEASES,
Such as Consumption. Lissr CompIaint Dropsy Dye
pepsia Disease kAs KiinSw ScrcfuLa FIts CInce,s
White Snetin Fecsv Sores, &c. He will pay parlic.
ulsr attention to .s.,..-. 81. 49,.
S u r q e r ~.
WIN StSnighsen Cross- eyes IN One Minute and sub.
eet the patient to but little pain expense Will remove
Cdsar0ota Psre0y"s, F11Sss and TNsaors, and insert
ARTIRICIAL EYES K
which w move and look natural 40 10 defy detection
and pain whatever. He viii warrant 70 cure al
diseases Of the Eye (no odds Of long anng) as long
The organ b dlsorganixed And also warrant "a
cure Fever and Asue, or Chill Fever In two days So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
S u r. G q r. y.
Notice.

UyHHE SPRING TERN on Mss MATHEWS ~
ises essse! VII eenssess - Tn.sasy, Asr,h ssth
- ee1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06

N. &. LATHROP, m. D..
DHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON. CEDAR
l. FALLS, Iowa. Residence, Brick house opposite the
Catholic Church, Washington, between 6sh and 7th
Streets. Once at Miner Bryant's Drug Store. gsr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-06
Letter from orpheus O. Kerr.

PEGASUS RECOvERED-THE DOG BOLOGNA-RE.
PUDiATIoN, OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS BROWN S
PROCLAMArIoN-rHE SAMBORY GUARD-AD.
VANCE ON RICHMOND. .a ...... fW ...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-29
rHE NEMa

Tho ASSEMBLING topic lor .omc imo paN
hos loDu iho destination oi The burnside
NN'I expedition which sailed from AM
orol'' % tow days since. A' ia'l h''onn"
il Wn. about To- o''o'N Ne""'rn.N.'. lh'
ne N'" '.''''''N vi N'I-"'' 't'N'Vn
--hn' I''u'' on or"'r "''''on8 '"' 'on
m''l"ncr# TO pro'''d NJ once l' h.n-
mnnd, oud vhclo'cr else tcden' prisons
era are hc'd ln order u pro'lnn 'pr 'h'n
comfort and welfare, at the expense o'lhe
government
John Tucker Formerly President oi iHo
h'od'ng Rail Read Company, and J. u.
Watson of Washington, D. C., have been
appointed assistant Secretaries OF war
under the late act Of Congress creating
such oibces' Ihis makes three feEnsyI-
yanjans at the head oil the war DeP"'''
ment. .
The rebels on the lower Io'om'c sun
continue to erect ne" batteries an" ''"'
puts are "e'ng erected al along I"o S'oPe
OF The river NUS oho III 'he front anu
rear OF their oa''e"es'
The second slone'iiect lett Fort Royal
on the 2Olh for Charleston Everything
remained quiet at Port Royal and Beau
fort at last dates.
Gen, Lander vino IS IN command al
Cumberland, has been compelled TO issue
Gehefal o'u'r 10 9"o0' every '"''''''
co''i'n'.""s "ei''',''''O',' y" = ,'".' A,''P
crty. lie says. 'aepfedat!oh' nave Deeh