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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25
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The Rebellion Record,
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE,
rs THE ONLY PUBLICATION which gives
! the history of the great struggle ior free
Government now going on. It's
FULL, IMPARTIAL, AND RELIABLE,
A Record which the Courts, the Departments,
and the Press quote, as
The History Of the Times,
1t appeals to the intelligence of every citizen
by reference to 1t every person can DC larry
and truthfully posted up in relation to this
GREAT REBELLION.
TT CONTAINS,-I.,
The causes of the great struggle and the great
issues before the country, by
- Edward Everett.
III.
A Diary Of Verified Events
Commencing with the meeting of the South
CafOiiiit SOnventlOn, Dttcihbcf AseHs Aoov'
giving in the form of Diary. concise,
succinct and truthful history Of every event
as it occurs.
Documents, Speeches, Extended
Narratives, &c.,
Consisting of all the Official Reports OF Eat
ties, Skirmishes, &c, Messages and Proc
lamations Of the President of the
United States, Special Orders,
&C., &C., SC.
\ Graphic Accounts of the Movements of Troops,
Important Speeches and Letters from Lea
ding Men, North and South.
Picturesque Narratives from .witnesscs) OF
the Great Battles Secession Ordinances,
Messages, Proclamations, SC.
w.
Rumors, Incidents, Patriotic
Songs and Ballads.
Illustrated with correct Portraits engraved on
| Steel, Of the Notable Men of the Time,
| and with Maps and Diagrams Of
the Plans Of Battles.
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
prsLIc srkIrusr IL NEW oRLEAss.
A New York letter in PaiI4de.phia paper cay

Ne" OK letter In F1iiadePhIa Paper Gays
Ia conversation With several Of the passer o. the
Ocean Qicen-gsntlenen who were III position to know
somethl OF public sentiment in New o:leane-I learn
but little 20 encourage the belief that there s really nu
attachment TO the Union among the resident p0puat
Nne.tenths Of th,m, 1t is said, would rebel to-isy
they daret but Ibey dare not, they content them
selves in displaying their hostility to the Yaukees by
childish demonstrations OF dislike. IL ia BELIEVED how
ever, that this feeling would coon wear iself a~AY,
hungry scmachs being 10 proof against the "WintiLg
ways" of the Yankees who brn ing In ship loads
Of breadsufts and clothing aud medicines, and otter
comiorte, which fire eater eau long g.. on
without
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
BRIGHIx YOUNG AT WASHINGTON.
bhiuhAh iONH" A. "AohiNSiUss
A correspondent of the Boston Traveller saye

correspondent of the Boston Traveller saJs:
Washington has curious visitor jast now in the per-
son Of a sou of Brigham Young Governor Of Utah. lie
came on With the Senators under the State oonsu
ton which the people Of UIah have adopted and which
have already been presented TO Congress. The Soa If
the Mormon Governor is good locking youth over
twenty years. and ia now taking his first lessons Of
modern civilization, where the one-We system g part
Of Christianity as well common morality. The two
men expecting bel Senator'S clever looking gentle
men. Their names are Hooper and Cannon. Hoop-r
va, delegate in the House from ah tuing tie last
Congress He HIS never had but one vie, aud 10 Rt.
publican in his political sympathies and decidedly anti
slavery. Canno1 is not monogsmist, but ssems 10 bs
very intelligent man. Il is very doubtful il Utah
comes into the Union the present session Of Congress-
though there are members OF Congress who think
sensica keep her outside shs mas the requ site popu
Ation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
A prxoRALIzKD BRIGADE.

The Winchester correspondent Of the New York Tr-
bune writes follows, under date Of 18th ins.snt:
Blenker, with his staff arrived here to day, en route
for Washington, the General am informed, having
been relieved Of his command which is completely de.
morslE d. Under the able manEg cement and controlling
iLalence Of Gen. Carl Schultz the may be btougbt
back to a sense Of prcprety and dsoercy BIenker is
medium Sized restless, overbearing cor: Of man, eI
tremely rude and bosterobs. Hinseh and Stopped
here night, aud every time they moved about the ho
TEL the cank clsnk, elapk Of their swords the or
over the stavays disturbed the OF the guests
The brief space slo!ted me would no, allow snytbing
like recital Of the barbdrts aud butehriss Of Berk.
ere men, and should recount half d,z u or sd
they would scarcely be credited. While on march 9
everybody and everything suf,red targuss we're cut
out Of cattle, and the poor animals lett 10 suffer- and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
rRAScE AND MExIco-A SEw PROJECT.

The London Herad's Paris correspondent Gays that
avCre idea in Frauce just now is 10 establish French in
fusnoe permanently in Mexico in the shape OF pTotec-
torate There will be u French High Commissioner and
French army, while The Mexican Parliament will be
allowed to amuss itscl by making speeches and passing
b lis previously sanctioned by the executive.
The Independence Balg,, in its correspondence from
Paris gives the following outline of the course the
French government intends pursue in order to carry
out bic own views:
"The Emperor is more tLan ever determined to pur-
sue the execution Of bis prnsc in Mexico. he not
in reality so much annoyed people suppose at the
withdrawal Of England aud Spain on the contrary, bis
isolation leaves him more free TO carry out his own
views.
al, iS, moreover, a mistake to suppose that he was
ever yer7 n1ors about the csndidsure OF the Arch.
duke Mixmilan or that Il il any sacrifice TO him 10
give II up believe that the Emperor never thought It
possible 10 make the MeIicans acclaim that prince as
their sovereign.
make parade Of dsnterestedneis the Emperor being
very sure that his name would be obstacle TO
the Accomplishment OF the imperial schemes nat
those schemes are is not yet well known, but they
n gradually come out "a circumstances may favor
their development and will considerably asionish the
world.
"Take for certain that the Emperor is fully resolved
to make the hexcans pay ul value for the servic he
proposes TO render them and that Intervention will
not be limited TO single campagn. Vi course, there
can be 10 doubt that the overthrow OF JusrZs govern
ment Is one Of the obi of our eIpeiton but when
Juar is got rid Of another government must be put In
his place and the task Of providing that will naturally
fall upon the French, Who moreover, will take the oP
portuny of eyyng upon the country the costs OF the
war, which must reeds be considerable.
81 have reasons for believing that out Of the imp
sibity of establishing monarchy In Mexico plaus bic
reasons will be found for permanently establishing
French IL Huerce in the form Of pro,ectorae-some
thing like that Of the Erg-h in the louian lslanos-
HeIi,o will be mad, g. at French colony, with herA
iols and Is much 81 her autonomy a. poss be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
A sEw MILITARY MOVEMENT.
The Philadelphia Irqpirer, of the 2Sd inst,

The Phi Ia phis Inqpirer, Of the 2Sd inst, says
In the recent dearth of highly seasoned news, New
York has been hard for sensation. 1t will there
lore be no surprise to the public to find that the un
heradei transit Of the President through that city,
Monday night and his sudden arrival at West Point in
company with General Pope has caused quite stirring
up in the metropolitan" hive. General Scott is at West
Point and upon this fact and the assertion that General
Pope is close personal friend Of the President, the N
Y Express bas; a very suggestive set Of queries. 1t
Sska for example whether the old Mexican hero is TO
back to Washington 10 carry out his programme OF the
war and suggests again that Mcclellan Is to be placed
once more in command Of all the armies, and that
fast man" Is to be sent to Richmond.
The Evening Post says that the Of the Presidential
visit is evidently connected with some new military
movement" and the Commercial Advertiser says that
the visit is understood to be for the purpose Of consul.
tation with General Scott
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
yRIMosr's PosIrIoS-THE WHEAT CROP IN THE sHEsAS
VALLEY.

The Wheeling Intelligencer, Of 2lst inst, says
Soldiers recently from Gen. Fremont, say that he will
fortfy Mount Jackson, and endeaSor 10 hold the posi-
tion Although there is doubt but that Jackson has
been largely reinforced Fremont not thought to be in
danger Banks was at Winchester I'd Sige was moving
from Srasburg towards Mount Jackson at last accounts
The finest wheat fields 10 TIN world is said are to be
found in the Shenandoah Valley, extending from New
Creek far away in the direction Of Fredericksburg Ttey
are not only heavy the ground but mtless in their
extent and are in forward state, which almost puts 10
shame equally FERTILE but less climate favored re-
gous fortnight from to day will see the wheat crops
Of the Shenandoah Valley ready for the knife OF the
husbandman. This crop it Is the desire OF the Rebel
Jackson secure and II he does keep bis promise he
may be hand id good time yet. IL said to be the
intention Of the farmers to burn their wheat crops 10.
stead Of harvesting them In the Union forces Shall
OBJ ain possession Of the Valley at that period por
ton Of them have secreed sufficient OF the old stock 10
feed their families over" aud not one bushel to be
aorod TO fall into the hands Of the "aeeurssd Yam
kIes."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
FROM YANKEEDOM.

We are indebted the kindness of friends for ctl.
Lection Of Yankee journals Of recent dates, obisint
from the deserted camps Of McCeans fugsciOus army.
We take from them the following extracts
TaK NEW YORK sTATE MILITIA.
The Baltimore correspondent of the New York Her.
aid after noticing the swearing in" Of the Seventh
Regiment and other Regiments Of New York State mill.
tia for three months service, says:
There s bitter hatred manifested here, among Il Q
rank and file against Governor Morgan. II that
he has not paid the slightest attention TO the condition
or wants Of the New York troops his sole desire was
apparently to get them of to the He is charged
with deceving the off ers and OF almost every three
months regiment, and when solicited BY many OF the
leading officers here TO take certain matters in hand lie
gives them no satisfaction and denies that they have
any claim upon him. An indignation meeting Is shortly
70 be held which will be presided BY one OF our
Leading military men, when resolutions viii be passed
EXPIRE ssve of the opinion entertained OF Governor Nor
gao aud bis conduct towards the militia Of New York.
Another important has OF late caused considerable
trouole in several Of the regiments. II ia the d'.
mand made by the merchants and BANKERS OF Nv
York for the immediate return Of their clerks who &C.
oompanied the regiments IL has gone TO tuoh an e1-
tent that there are but few who have not been the rec
pients of such document aud the colonies cor
sauty waited upon by members Of the command asking
to be allowed 10 be sent home. Among those who haN
demanded the return Of their clerks are several who are
heavy government contractors.
As the new order prevents the granting leave OF alb
sence TO any man in future It is to be hoped that
merchants and bankers will the improperly Of send
ing for their employees.
Capt Ely, with detailed force from the Seventh Re-
piment on Thursday made important arrest Of nest
Of secessonists about ninety miles from Bsimore,-
They captured five, all OF whom we're sent TO Fort No
Henry Charles hcClenaehan late Clerk Of the Common
Council has been appointed Qiarermaster of the Sew.
enth Regiment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
ARMY INTkLLIG, NCx OFFICE.

tCATIO Man Se between llih aud lGth door be
IL loE the Telegraph Office
Aatants meu battAors Surgeons, heads OF FAM
lies popcrs hoe and boarding and al others poa
OF the ask, ked, ded ns3g OF the
Con eder t. army so Anxoaiy desired by their lends viii
please Furnish luch niorm this once With tile daisy
possible. VA. CSCChIR,
a Surt ARM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30

Il Is theag At PAris that's yss oqust for n.nufae'
lures mag be found in hesco. ana that under French
protection the country may be made TO produce e0tteS
on a large scale"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30


THINGS IN NEW YoRg-0apt. Joseph T. Dupong, ct
Charleston reached home Tuesday evening" after - in.
voluntary scourn in New York for about six weeks lie
was in command OF the schooner O. O. Pnckney, cap
tursd of Charleston hsrbOr, the sh of Nay. The
captain and crew sent TO New York. The Courier
says:
The general feeling Of the people in New YoIk, Capt.
D. says is for early and honorable termination OF the
war. Ia conversation with many eli mariners, mer-
chants and Others reverence for the old dag seemed to
absorb everything else Had the South, they say not
pulled down the and rpes from Fort Sumter but
fought the fight under the old banner and compelled An
derson merely 10 eyGcuate the place, not single regi
men could have been raised in the city up
against U.S. Any alusion to their a!g but that OF admi.
ration creates perfect storm Of indignation.
Business was pretty brisk particularly in the grain
and provision markets. and prices were low. Large ship
of grain Europe have lately been made. But
those quarters Of the city formerly enlvened by the
trade OF the South there Is dull quiet appearance,
most Of the houses closed and as Capt D. inform.
ed many Of the merchants ruined The generality OF
The people long for q renewal OF the Southern trade,
aud a restoration Of travel and intercourse.
The absence Of the usuai early fruits and vegetables
OF the South has also broken very large and luera-
i've trade causing heayy Losses 10 numerous class OF
traders and to hotels AID boarding house keepers who
make their contracts in advance.
Great curiosity and uneAsiness prevailed in New York
in relation 10 the Whereabouts Of General Beauregard
De is generally supposed to be 10 Richmond or coming
to the support Of General JOS. E. Johnston.
TIE psop1 admit severe disasters in the defeat OF
Banks and Shields and look upon Jackson as General
worthy of the be bears. Captain inquired OF a
Wounoed IrishmsD who had been wounded in Of the
fights with Jackson how happened that the Federal
who fought 20 6ercey with the bayonet were whipped
tally. He replied not knowing our friend to DC a
Sou:lerner "0ch, away with yir nonsnse about the
Eederas us the bayonet the boo! is the other leg
Captain BkIr, and Lieutenant Hareston and PASsail'
ague Of the Pvateer Savannah with the crew. still
confined III For; lafayette. Twice they taken out
Tor exchange and had all their personal Effects packed
ady tor travel. In both cases. however, from some
msunde rsandirg between the Governments the prison
ers returned disappointed in not receiving the lopg
oked for release.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30

At moments notice. In front OF the Yankees Orss'~S
psrfset GORDON With the OhiokshomiDy In their resr
we're the divisions of Gems LOrgstreet hAgrude and
Huser Escape almost impossible. 1t was reported
on the street yesterday evening" that Mcclellan having
mAssed his entire force this side Of the ChickA-
homny, was retreAtng towards James river, but this
movement he could not expect to execute with any
hope Of success. Gunboas might possibly protect
his debarkation trEnsports, but his troops could
not reach the river until the greater portion oil
them we're killed or captured. We believe that
an Advise Providence has ordained that the Yankee
army shall be Annihiated and our expectations above
expressed realized, how appropriate will be the as
scrption of thanks from every grateful heart ITO thee
o God, be all the praise Thy strength, manifested
and sIerted through whom thou hast endowed with
wisdom skill and Vaor, has accomplished the overthrow
of our enemies !"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
WV. INA SMtTH,

ia MAIN sTBIEr, UP Stairs
AN . my cid stand, ia Main street, but stair, VII
ooutnus military work 10 order, beth for Of
companies Owing 10 the high prices OF the
materials for un1rmlng companies do not keep materiA
on hand or eonpAnes but when parties have the maeal vii
Trim order At short notice, and at
small advance charges made previous the oonPH
call 49, -
ans WIN. IRA HhITH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
IrPoRrANT FRon EUnopE.

FOREIGN MEDIATIoN-BRUrE BUFFERS INA
NOUS ORDER DENOUNCED IN PARLIAMENT.
The Arabia has arrived at Halifax with later and
highly interesting from Europe. The Paris cor
respondent of the London Daily "Eews" says it is
si med that France has determined to ask England
TO Din in mediation which would be refused just at this
juncture.
o.her correspondents speak as If France was already
assured of the cooperation Of England in her schent
for Intervention 1t says that after two discussions in
the French ministerial councils of which was held
yesterday, within few hours Of the Emperors depar.
ture for FontsDbleau mediation resolved upon, and
that Simultaneous propositions should be made by EGG
land and France Richmond and Washington, and that
in CT their refusal either by the North South the
Two Powers will impose peace upon the begerents by
force Of arms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
IryrcrrvrsKss OF M'cLELLAs's ABnr.

In view of events, the following editorial tes
mony from the New York Tribune, Of the l4.h inst,
as to the strength of kcCe,ns army, deserves to be
placed upon record:
We have late private advces from our army before
Richmond 10 spite Of its heavy losses by sickness pri
Walton aud combat it b to day the strongest and moet
effective army ever assembled on this cohtnent-much
stronger even in numbers, than Ia generally supposed.
II has more and better artillery than any other army 10
the world ever had.
Yet little while longer must the sword and the bayo
net write in letters OF FIRE fresh heroic page Ia the
mails Of the American R:publc. Then cometh ws!coms
peace. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
BUTLKRs INFAMOUS oRDER-PROoEEDIS6s IN tax BRITISH



called attention to Gen Buffers proclamation relative TO
The ladies' OF New ORLEANS He condemned it in
terms as without precedent in the annals of war, and
asked the Government had Information OF its auIhori
ty and If is had protested against r lie also asked
there was any truth Ia the Of the mediation Of
France aud Englana2 The success of such mediation
would depend greatly upon the manner in which, and the
time which, it offered but he trus ed the Gov.
eminent in position to give the subject iayora-
BILE consideration.
Lord Russell hoped the American Government would,
for its own sake refuse s sanction TO il aud cisevoW II
-(he Butler proclamaton.) The proclamation was i'm
porAnt TO the whole world. The usGgea OF war should
not be aggravated by procamGuoDs Of this character
dc thought such proclamation, addressed 10 force
which had Just captured hostile city, was likely to lead
great brutality He thought there was no defence for
this proclamation.
In The House Of Commons Sir j. Walsh denounced
the proclamation repugnalt 10 the feelings OF the
nineteenth century.
Lord Palmelsson thought that no man could read the
proclamation without feelings OF the depstt indgna-
tion (Oheers.) IL proclamation 10 which be did
not scrupe to attach the eptbet Of INFAMOUS Cheers
An EuRlshman must blush think such aci mad been
committed by belonging 20 the Anglo Saxon race.
il had sprung from some bagbIrous people not within
the pale OF cylZIton one might have regretted it. but
would not have been surprised. But that such order
should have been issued by so!der-by man who
had raised himself to the rank Of Gsneral-was sub
ieet not less OF aslonshment than pain.
Mr. Gregory deprecated any fussing or meddlng in
teIereuce with the Affairs OF foreign States and entirely
dslpproyed of the homies which were being conInu'
LILY read TO foreign Powers by Her hejestys Govern
ment This, however, exceptional case. proc
amation had been Issued by IL General OF the Uuited
Safes repugnant dccency civzl aud humanity,
which vas 10 be put in icIcs against people to whom
We were connected by every tic of family, language and
religion 1t was the duty Of the Government to protest
against such proclamation, and appeal 10 the moral
seuse of the world against outrage SO wicked 80 neIcu
sable and 30 useless.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
TO CORRESPONDENT.

~ LIHss SUsiAtss p,ssi b addressed 20 s"Ba9r OF
Iss Wig"
Arso1s urds % bOE sdss ora PSar OIL HOi % PsS'is-
al fats q rls 9r long aadlng, o5h % b bA0OS ~ az
sa 5t o. 10 casa - departed from. ObEGg AOtoss sSoNd
~ siyAi s.ss charged FOR as adsSyttsshasnas.
- oaaof aadsrtasst rs,syr rsci~i cO.a aSSSeoO-I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30
sas a.lis, ls,.s,ai..loI IL saw rosz-a.oHplsisa

vas ast.s, ly,ss,ai.YIoI IL saw yosz-AsaHpIsIss
FLOW BuEIkHss.
New York letter in the Philadelphia Ipauirer, says
Mayor 0pjyke this afternoon signed the bill passed
by the Common Council Gpproprating half million OF
dollars for the relief Of the su-rng families OF our city
volunteers in the army. His Honor coniesses 10
grave doubt Of the authority for such appropriation but
he gives bis sArcdon be says rather than by any act
Of his the families of the galan. now peripg their
lives In deerce Of the Union should be nlder the ne.
cessty OF appealing for aims to institutions Of pub
lie charity.
The Mayor too, hints that II is eIpedient II not m
proper, for the Aldermen and Coupcmen Of the city,
but few months previous to municipal election, TO
appropriate half million Of dollars for distribution
among class Of citizens, and constitute themselves is
alnoners The Mayor evidently has not very elevated
opinion of the integrity Of the genus Aldermen even IN
cases of this kind and takes this decst, method OF put
ting the public on lis guard.
good deal of excitement vas caused this morning,
among our '-stay sthome soldiers" by false report
that draft had besn determined upon by the Governor
TO up the gaps made in the ranks OF regimenis-by
sickness and the casualties Of in active service.
The Brooklyn regiments particularly, were said 10 be
sadiy in Oant Of rseruts and every means had bttn
resOrled TO TO fill up the ranks, thus Jar iDTsciaifg II
was stated that if the requisite nunbr couI be ooIin-
ed in no other way, drafting mus. be resorted 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-30

a SERIES Of ESGAGENESTS-THE CONFEDE.
RATES TtCTORIOUS-HEAYY LOSS Of LIFE
THOUSANDS Of YANKEE PRISONERS CAP
TURRED-NoCLELLAN AND TIE RRHNANT Of
9Tl ARuy cTTppOTrNDrn T..
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27

Explanations Of -9bbreUiafioHs IN the F0regeing
Descriptions.
for east; for wesi: n for north; for south; hf
for half ar quarter frac for fraction; for
ton; for township; and for range
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27

The frac hf Of frac {, t7.sr 10 ", containing
= 5QlC0 acres except acres In the corner here
/ tofore sold TO John Carrot. Nortgaged BY George
x Wagnon ana Ann his wife; loans Interest, &es