The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27

dtsqOn0eft the re6ol. plooov qe4e-ee - W.
likely sAas tteyyA have ~ ei9e toIy .
Lexington tep3s sens 10 lbrqja : ja4ueiea
with ne ~ . lhla oiss.
Aabs., H.. ep.. Is.
The 0ossenore .oFneesly <alahs l0ysl
States net here to-day, according % aRvee-
NEST; loueteoe usse pfeeeat--thses repre-.
esnsed BY proxy. The greatest unanimity
appesrssso pssssilwith regasl 10 ths Pfesi.
DENTS Emancipation Proclamation. The
Convention mss at 10 O'Clock Tonight, and
viii pesbabiy remAin 10 session Oh might
The object or the Convention 10 not clearly
,suderssvvt. 0ovs OsFs4in Win ssr0Bkiy'
ures tho propsiesy oil. insisting apopr The
removtl, ~ Ses National GoSernnsnl, q
aafshvsitk and vonpd5d toldnsssfS s6yheif
respective States; no donbs nppsass 70 sxA
lot % 70 he adoption qf ths prop aaiiiop. D
ss lsg aD.sPaels Srps A.
Iotelligen6s at 81. Cloud reports more
murde,ing BY the Sioux 10 the town Of
Richmond; the inbAbisasegwere fleeing to
St. Cloud for sals,y, les5ipg che Town. r.
tberaye4ss.cr the lndiahlS AZ negssneef
Indians have sbaodoned the siege Of thst
post. 9ss .x .aafs.
,z6 ed s.,.s Sc, WsshisesoS, Sept. Is.
Governor Stanley arrived here yesterday.
49, II = wash ns.ee,- Sept 2S~sr
The Proclamation Of the Psesidsot - 70
substance ~ follows:
,Whereas, Is becomes Deeeeaaiys 30 oalI
into the service, not only volunteers, D0e
slso portion Of the militia Of the States,
70 suppress the insurrsesinn assisting IN the
United States, and q, disloyal persons are
not sdeaustely restrained BY tho ordinary
proossses Of Law from, hioderipg this peas.
are, and from giving aid snd co@foEi. 10
various ways, 10 the .eBemy, y ~ ordersd;
lat, That during tho existing insarree-
ton, all rebels, insurgents. and their sidors
or abettOrs, and ell persOns Encouraging
enli.tmepls, or resisting tho Militia drsfts,
or Offering aid and comfort 30 the rebels,
shall be subject TO martial law liable 20
trial and punishusns By military somais-
Il. Tbs writ Of 'Habsas sCorpss y s.s-
pended in respect to all persoDs, arrested,
or Who are now, or. heresfter, may be, in
prisonsd By any military authority. 1888
+ aiae ,2'4t Washington, Sept. ID,
II addition TO Gen White, Colonies, Dul.
assi, Trimble and Ford arrived here to-dsy
under arrest, ID connection with the sur.
render Of Harper's Ferry, ! ss
5. lusaHp axfa Harrisburg, Sept. "a. y
A gentlemen from W,llianspors this mar
ming says no troops had passed into Vir.
glnia up.to 8 O'Clock Tuesday ,GfserSsse.l
Neither had any different divisions received
any orders for forward movemens. The
impressios, seemed to prevail among the
soldiers that when they did move they
would cross ct Williameporf. The enemy,
he Gays, will automatically diapute, the cross.
ing. and wben McClellaa orders forward
movement battle will no doubt take place
ct that point. 800 f'isF bis: s.Fss'set /
Washington. Sept. Is.
Gen. Prince, and other officers, recently
captured from the late army OF Gen. Pope,
have been released by the rebel Govern,
ment, and will arrive at Annapolis shia
eyening. Il t' gfaa3 t ga1 = y
Information received from. the commits.
sioner:of Indian affairs states thss she DIFF.
6culty. with the sChippewas, 10 Minnesota
has been adjusted, bus be is, fearful oi
trouble with tho Sioux, inthe same State
only just commenced, and that they will b
OF long continuance.
- @ New York, Sept. Is.
| The Times' Washipgsoo4 special dier atct
says the rebel prisoners captured by Sigel'l
scouts, we're brought in to-day. They cor.
roborate the reported loss Of the rebels "a
BE 10000 while in Maryland. The rebel,
have coneeptrated their forces at Winches.
ter, which place 10 being fortified. They
regard the capture Of Bsrper's Ferry, and
the Hedersls there, 20 an off,et TO the battls
Of Anticlam; they say their retreat from
Maryland was effected in good order. They
also confirm the statements that the loss Of
rebel officers in the late battle was veYy
great. + s.isszdi ssssg sst5 e4H s
There are now no rebel soldiers betweer
Washington and Centerviile. Some refu.
gees from Richmond, who Just arrived, re-.
port no Rebel piekess be wsea Haseve1
Court House ., d the Potomac. sss 4
Great,apprehensions Of a famine prevail
| among the lower classes in Richmond. Til,
price Of provisions - already 90 high IS Il
almost place them beyond their REACH
There are around Richmond only Eve OF tel
thousand troops. 49, zs:s,,s@e., Il. 81
| b s&L 81. "t5 ,F4t@ New YORK, Sept. 70.
| A letter from Sharpsbu-g TO the ph,la
delphia Eoquirer, says IL is semi ot6ciail,,
stated that our loss at the battle Of Anti
clam was Q, go, killed, wounded and miss
ing. ssa3te 8 e-@ I st'tts4 60
g4 as''9 New York, Sept. Is.
| The Hersld's Special dispatch from AL
\ tons, Pa. says the conduct of the war ha
been the topic at the meeting Of the Gov
errors. Two propositions have, been dis
Guessed, first. to demand the immediat,
removai.of Mcclellan; and second, the ap
pr oval Of the Presidents Characterization
Proclamation. $40 ,5@9iu fa0s s@9& 5as.3
Gov. Sprague urged the removal Of Mo
\ Clellan, and show ed by HE remarks that b.
had gone over to the Aholitionists.
Todd strongly opposed tho proposition
declaring that the people would rise, q
masse, and srspudiate it. H 4a s
Cow Curtain also opposes it, saying thai
had it not been for cClellan, the rebel
would have been successful 10 Maryland.
These propositions were discussed durinl
the afternoon. Gov. Andrew. made fuii
40 hours speech 10 favor OF both propo.
! sisi0ns, and urged that NlcCleilan's remove
should be demanded, sud 'skousht that Fro.
| mont conld Gil his place. IeaE $50
Gov. Bradford declared that even IL theif,
was blemish 10 McClelian's character thii,
/ 10 NO time to demand his removal.
At the evening eeesiou Andrew offered /
| preamble and resolutiops hailiDk with graf.