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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-09
The Ensasn nens near willie m sburg,

Tbs observation-disclosures from the PENN
sula, Oh yas.sr@'. hsd the ctfec. Of e pleasant
surprise upon 4 community. The details OF
the fight ara, asbt, raoagre, but The brilliancy
OF the viotory IS ano Tho less certain. The first
dispatches vverss Nightly exaggerated, being,
no doubt, The g. flying reports FROM tho
scena Of coraictA participant iu .he fight i'll
forms US that ouA'ss, il killed and wounded
sums up Two huaed and twcnty;' the Federal
less, il ziiled anS Founded, is unknown; the
nunabsr captured y our forces Is six hundred
and twen:Y-!h1eeSho Fsderals E&d appeared,
sax thousand stTos along skirt of woods, a
short distance iroSE small fertilization in our
possession, below EilliamsSarg. At an early
hour. oa Monday ho1ring, Gen. Longstrses
dispatched hegns to tho right snd another
to tha left ct. shoirl lpeilicn, aud, subjecting
them 10 crcsss s:sA Aaich did terrible exscu-
tIona advanced on ttS front, aud put them to
rcut, ;aking the aoss nasuber ei prisoners
and e:eTen {not tweh pieces OF artillery
The prisoners wersE lediately put on the
march to Richlncad, 81 xsrs expected 10 ar
rive last night
! Among tho killed osur Sids in this engage.
msn., VIC regret 70 !st, we're Uolonel Ward,
Of F!7riaaa, eoi asjorsn. 4. Palmer, Of the
First Regiment We. |lnttsrs, Capt. 4. j.
Humphreys, l7ea VsRcg't Among tho
wounded we're Col Gard, of lynchbnrg /;
/! Col. KemFer, Q. the TETa,, Speaker OF the
House OF Delesstes;) B. Ccrsc, l1th Va
Rsg't., and others. Cnsctias camors wore
,ifo l;s: night, ss TO sseal extent of our
losses, but wo cresuuHhat the statement :
given sbovo is coirect. |
| The fight, We have incc !esrn.d, was
continued On yesterday at EaEhamsvi!lc,
Ehick Is StIatedac tSGlvi3ing line Of
Nov Ksnt and James ccucs Ties, thir-
teon ,nilas ircui W:slisSurg ind seven
niles irsus the Ohichshomsri9er a courier
arrived here la. night, wpelt the vicinity
of ma scans Of action OF p On yesterday,
aad urirgs intelligence tt, tie. fight was
teing conducted il the mo4erri6o manner.
Our troops were acting ND gallaatly and
had repussd the saemy Tor .hird time
Bo,h sides were largely htorcsd. The
mutual loss is beloved to bSry large. the
result is, Of course, as yet uscidad.
! The following additional 4rsported 10 us
as among the sad casualties do late engage
meats:
/ 10 she cavalry engagement Sunday, MAI.
W. &. Payne, Ath V:rginiaeg!nenr, it is
found, was mostsly wcundeshnt through
tho neck. y
In Mondays Sight I
Col. Z. B Williams, lst ViSs Regiment,
nor:aliy wounded.
KDied-L;eut- Ichr 3. Addi$ Alexandra.
's Winston r:sPrincs VII.
= Pet7sts Jes z. McVs Jr., Alex.
aodris.
: Engezs F.irf.1Iozandza.
I" FrsDk Ballengai Z"
Wcurdod-Licut john a. Adso,
=" Private Henry Brad
/" .t Willie McRAt,
| The i9th dississpP! .egiusntiAd d 20 hags
suffered very severely. Col. Maos OF that
| State, is reported killed.
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Gan. HsadmeE-A Cha ose
The gallant but somewhat sccao Gen
Hirdmap, Of Arkansas, is noted foas great
solicitude in behalf OF the trocps OF paru.
cul.T command The claims and wants
OF the stArksusss Brigads" were familiar
subject with the various supply daSments,
So zealoasly aud necessarily were ta urged
by Rrigadier Hinduan.
In the terrible battle ct Shiloh, s4c.den.
occurred which illustrated beth the corr-
ego of Gen. Hirdnal, and the ''Falir Esion''
above stated. The "A,kausas Bria .nd
their general we're IL tho advance, & were
driving the enemy IN the furious chalS Shich
WEE so fatal to both sides. laey- haaained
several oi tho eneny's eaoanpmonts 5were
preparing for further oSsst On the ] rc-
sisting and formidable foe. The Gs4i Of
Division psssad along tho lines at the &ent,
and Hindman aceostsd him. 'See heEen-
eral, ,Tsa:d ke, "I want il rSders.cod at oil
the spols in this e1canpue2u, and thA,n6
that, are 70 cs kept for ice Arkansas ID de.
ALI the tents and camp chests sld heis
snd india rubbers, sad every thing eisd&n't
forget DoT' !" Aud Ei:h this parting irJ Aon
be and his "Arkansas Brigade hurrit,n
wits tie fight Isl
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rso governors Mes=sSe.

=, ,lcssasaoi Cos. Le;cher, whi1h SO pub
':s!t.sd On yesterday, needed no special call OF
r.rs % o,,,;asnti i, - me attention OF oar
-,sp!c1s Yet =e t,;i design TO accompany IL
z;;h tie conrne.dat;cn which ve now express,
AZ sies vs cc-sider dae 10 is strsight-
:3rNaId. practicai character. the interests Ct
.is G9ir~onTesllh anu Vi its citizens are in
ySee1; il exieeacies; and these the Governor
--5r4,zcs to meet wita brave he::ts aud praetl.
"a, .sasiiss. He speaks tse words Of en-
>y,;sysnsnt 10 the pel;pie; appeals to their
,..ojai!ou and ms1!;nss2;; p:cclains the most
.-,,,c:.c-.,s,ie purnosc o.resistaaee TO our ene-
-...; eoi,,., 20 ;ae glonous fdsuEs shst s~sits
81: :.ccsss, AID declares that any comPro-
-. -rs, lye .hurned as we would inc Festi-
:;cA
TIA pcs.sse warmly advocates ON sggres-
81, ,oli.7 ;a .ne future coad1os OF tbs ws7
IN; gt.:i ourselves be happy tc see rs
esc.s;o: ray a!o'T.
T,rarc? ascoad the Governors suggestion
-, i, 7er.7., q: tho male Slaves from ths
i:7.5ei ,..,;:a-Is Ct the sta:e- The neglect Of
:eis h4s c:Gssd hsa7y less: nc: oaiy SO indi>
-,:.s,e i.as /: ih5 !aSo: a;d products Of tie
s,s;s. I,ar'3r:..s. i ,,.!3.d, cacaot, - most
c,sc.. .E=,, .n:s removal. Tho Slaves arc gen.
c7si.- unwilling 10 81, ard ths approach Of
las ,-,:2v :.rodvcca an characterization that
u-ts- a.:res aii ordinary suthority. I! would
.s:r:e o; concurrence Of al armed forcs
(-tila psad cot De isrge,} tn re-es!ahiish disc
:i25. Tho >lg;es whc ara leii tshind our
.aa; -, .'aansi =2:ireiy ,;cmoTaiiEed. a7on If
ths5 doE2. s.n:;, vA.i;chi tao E.ast valuable Of
:2"2 d.. Tts civil lay c.unot be enforced,
so3 ',a c,a4:-=n= s.o It the Ecrc7, not only OF
,aa I,pEees. out aayo 20 submit to the insoa
lslcs s.i exsctions Of thair own oomesiics.-.
TIE ..-no7al Of tso psic slaves uoa!d greatly
,:sssa be;n &c iossce and the evils of hostile
c,.uaa!ioo
The necessity Of deVslorizg our material
s7a ni;ia.- -c:nu:ces. and protecting our
ra:kosts, y 's!caiaiously and strpngly urged
"e earzesly tcpe that the Legislature will
ga ihsac Important suojsla: an appropriate
rti,e:=''::cr.
fcc iuiorma,;oa IS conveyed b ttiha massage, Sc,
-: 70 s'tenps ay The Whesling tories, to.
ssc5.:.i.. C3aaaass;t a;ioT different from that Of
:aa 3cu;nurssca',h. ess been ceieAtsd by the
'''7 .so9ic vao5e eanc:ioa vas solicited, and
Ts!cs. !: Tss supposed thsir coz ae-ed condi.
',:2 ;.5Di:: eaaave
lis iGn 7c75 gratifying Indication oi tie
soF!: r: .aa nass Of orr people C the North
-s;. -aii ;o:t'a>s :ao enco1irzas Of :he mes
S'2a Us :t::1:;;5a n17a 0; tie nov colssss::
'ai'- r;2pesei - Our late Convention. vii
u ;Sat.; i!si1sie!ui to lis friends s;noa it
i2'aS u ,nsays toe integrity of the State
"IsSs; q Or cut Of .ae arony's liIeS, sne
it3F!s of Virginia have roted against the sub<
*:i's''o'' e :Eei- ps55eus Constitution; and
savs ~, retained bond Of unity and tse
st q H.aa:l;y. We hope the dsy viii soon
e?p2 nE.oa ;c;ii re-i1ssate ou, Authority
'2:o0sa.2:: ouT l!1ita
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For the Enquirer.
oTs.. 10 hin.
MaJyiGnder1s

The prospect Of return &c our ones rappY
homes, brighteDs every hour, Virginia, IN
speaking :hro-SS. neg Governor. sags-"harJ-
land must &c redeemed" and '1et our Gais-
rails have an adequsta force to loosen the Ty-
rants grasp on Maryland" The Oonsreas OF
the Confederate States proclaimed, That DC
peace ought to be concluded with the United
S,ates witch does not ensure to Maryland tic
opportunity of forming part Of this Coniode-
raey," and hsvo given law to fern 'tse
Maryland i!as." The First Mary" yl"nd :esl-
rert, in one years. ser7ice, hss -csde sood P!o-
misc oi its olden pane and !ame. Do not bio!
OUT thns Sta CT Bethlehem which Euid-s -
our redemption; b1I rAtnoi hy with Cni1stlan
faith 10 aid aud TO unite in driving the 'ap-
dal foot from tha homes and graves OF thosc &c
love. ssrhc voico Of brothers blood cr'tth
to isce from the ground" BcaTe Fc-aen have
Brought ard sen. yCI banners you vi. rot
see dlssracci. Your many relatives and ir!endo
lock an1!ously to your coming ss ez-i- q
bro,ber Tnec, r=ay with al se.dss views
and thoughts. Gcms forward! reeni's; ).
units anG os our fate to sonFzsT OF 10 da'1
MAsILLaa
p.oou.n, Napa 1882
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HTae Eenh~es n, coSpope, cour. x1cus,

&Tae EeHkses NJ Cuspepel couH yRcrsas
We learn tha: body of the en- dny's cav
alry, supposed 70 be Eve hundred ftroog, paid
7isi: to Culpcpor Court Rouse, 'H' Monday,
WHARF they remained ator. half ,r hour
They arrested and carried eff viii them FIVE
o'tiseos, on what grounds and viii what do
sign, ~as not knowa AEongI these wsro
aessrs- j. E,rrison Gordon, "a dtiaen of "a
years James Q. EsTFis and oharll IS Ashby.<
dow loag before We will have "a gusri.ls
oaao to punisn such audacitias and outrages2
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nhA EnI.

Cal. Jeuiier. With force of l.ss titan h7t
hundred cavalry, engaged the eneUy success
fnIiy or the hrst inst. 4 short distance from
PRINCETON, Mercer county. Our loss was three
kiiieu aau Ion wounded The los of the
enemy vas cored"r-6ie- The E.d1-ais have
recs;Ves heavy rsinforoamunts, ut4 Jo infer
retired TO R9cEy Cop, c s;:ons posaion, after
burning ths village Of Princetoo 10 prevent its
falling into the hands Of ne enn.pz
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the secession approaches, and with it the occs,
s!on, surely, and the incentive, of calm aud
rational arrangement
THE Telegraph Is usually considered to bs
al organ Of the Federal sympa,hizers
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MAYOR XnAEoR's gRocLAxAT1oN ~ TIE 7so91f
OF EEw oaLEANI
MAroRALT7 q NV OMEAsa, [

Clly EaI, April 70, Io33
After zI Obstinate and heroic defenae by
our trcops on the river, thars sppearG to be
imminen, danger that Inc insolent eUomy will
succeed in capturing your city. The forts
have not fallen. They have not succumbsd
even beneath the torrors Of bombsrdtndas
unparalleled in tho history Of warfare, Their
defenders have done sll that becomes men
fighting for their homes, their country and
their liherty; but IN sFte Of Saac:: s:ts:srs, the
ships OF the enemy have been abic TO avoid
them and noT ,hresteu the city.
In view Of this contingency, cali on yoa to
oe calm, not with subulssiveucss no. with In
decent alscrity, but Ii ;hO military authorities
are unable longer to defend you, to await with
bopo and confidence the inevitable moment
Ehen the 7alor Of your sons and Of your fell
low o,untrynsn will achieve your dai!Ve:once.
| shall remain among Yco &c protect you and
your property 50 far as my power % Authority
cs Chief Magistrate can avail
joaS T. a]oHRoE, Mayor.
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CiTy c0ETGYL OF YiT 0RL E1I"s.


VS. copy the following notics 81 the pIo-
ceedinga Of the City 0ourriI Of New Oflcsns.
from tao "Pcsy ynns' Of thi 26:h nit:
a special Session o tir City Council was
held last evening. Ia lhn3oard Of Assistant
Aldermen, On n"ticl o: n. Leeie, resolution
TO meet the Board of Aldermen il joint ses-
sion, TO receive an inpertaat message from the
Mayor, ~ss adopted. Tba resolution having
been communicated to thsBoard of Aldermen,
that body conourred, and INC, tho Board Of
Assistants in joint session
Nj. I,ssie lhsu presented n message ycc-n
the Mayor. which was real. In it. the Mayor
recited ~has had occurred at the interview
Hth tac Fe5ern naval cfcer WAC caue under
dag Of lrucs, bearing to the ar!sori.iss ths
demand INSIDE By the Foiersl lasal commander,
Flag Odlcer Farrsgut.
Il appears that the teuisIds included tho
yielding possession Of tho Oustomh9use, past.
ctice and Mint, to the Feiorsls. and !ne low
nrlrg Of tie flag Of louisiana, On tbs City
Hall 10 the frst OF .heso demands, the
Mayor rep led that The Custombouse, Pcstof-
fics and Mio, Were tho property Of .kc Cou-
lederale Statss and tina. be, rs Mayor Of the
city, had no authority to act in relation thsre-
to, TO the denspd to lover .ha Tag Of
Lo'isian-, he gave - unqualified rs'u'al- In
relation to the surrender Of tho city. nc s1it
that the city vas under military authority,
and DC had no poHar to e ct in relation 10 Mill
tary matters. Gen. Lowell being sent for, re-
fused to surrender the city, but said he and
bis troops would svacaats il, and thsn tha civil
authorities could Ros il tho ust er as 70 then
seem best.
The MsJor concluded his message o5 some
suggestions to !hc Council which, :or prudca-
tial reasons, We do net care to &c into. caps
tally pending tho decision of lbs Council
Onmotion OF Mr. Siilh, tie Council I'd :
journed to meet in joint session st 0 o'clcck
this morning, members being indisEosed to act
hastily in q matter of SO much Importance ss
the one submitted for their consideration sne
ccGou by the Mayor.
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Rioaa5sp. May g, 1859.

El.e.. GsgTs.-The Elliott GreJe. At Fc:.
Nelson, hare ro-orsaoixed for TIC 5a1, Q!
o,scting the following ofhcars
Csp.sIn L. 2. Boss!euz.
Is! Lieut. J. s. Whisworh.
ed Lieut. n. @. Dsy.
81 Lieut., e. J. Mann
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AZ rXPoaTAsT ogpsA.
lr.oa ,be Mol.uoner7 Ad7ert,ar, h.y u
TIE FIRES OF LIsEgrT.


By the light Of tie brilliant dane which
rose from ten thousand bales Of burning cot
ton in the city Of New Orleans, and By the
blazing piles which have ere this doubtless
been seen along the banks of the Mississippi
river from New Orleans to Memphis, the
people Of the besotted North, and the govern
ments Of Franco and England, can s=e that
the South is terribly in earnest and that tho
people are determined to thwast their eps.
mics, no matser,,what the cost maJ be. Gen.
ersl Besurega.d has issued an order Direct
ing tho destruction Of all cotton along the
Mississippi which can possibly fall inso the
hands Of the enemy, and the work Of de-
struotion Is in all probability now going on.
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tained by Capt Farragut, rciterating the ix
preston Of hls Tegrn: at the destruction o!
cotton. Ger Lowell interrupted hin by say
ing that It was done by his authority. Capt
Bayleis said that he bad 40 doubt Gan. Lowell
had done his duty, ana They were doing theirs.
1t was then concluded that Capt Bayleis and
the other officers would rnturn &c their ships,
aud the Mayor would csli the Council, and lay
before it the demand OF Capt Farragu.. The
othcars requested TO he protected in the;r re>
turn to their ships, and Gen. Lowell directed
Col. Lowell and Ma or James to accompany
itheul. The officers accordingly proceeded to
the rear of tee City Hall, where they took
oab and proceeded to the wharf.
! During the interview m immense aud e7-
cited crowd Of people had corgregated about
the City Hall, who alternately hurrshed fsr
JEFF Davis, for Ge1oral Lowell, and mos,
vigorously groared for Lincoln and his
squadron"
To calm this multitude, Pierre Soule I'D.
ts3asscd them in g. s;;;&z,snt I'D Trct!ve
nsrd=, oaunarisg uudera;io u :, ~. s1jaa,
sertit.ta aud cv:.iderce in their osusc, de>
c.riog that the houor OF tho Government and
city was in safo hands, and that General
Lovell's answer to the demand to surrender
was worthy tbs commander Of brave peo>
pie
General Lowell, on apptaring oil the steps,
vas also Loudly chsersd he addressed the
multitude in short slaecn, declaring bis
purpose not TO surrender the city, but 10 re-
tire with his army ami igh. the Licolnites,
whom they could always ship Or lard He
briefly sketchcd his eoursein Lie preparation
Of the defence cf lEe city ,hst he had dons
all be could DO with The pcans at his dispo-
sal that no CANA here Eii months too l::s,
and that 1t was boyond bis resources tc coD-
tend successfully agsines tic onesnys poxeg
on water.
Ho advised ,he citzaDs Il hear themselves
maniu:!y, never 10 stoop b1 au6nit to the
Lincoln domination, and 10 wit with patient
forttude for ,ha deliTcraioe frcn bordsge
which must socn c0ns to them. Tho General
then mounted his horse, anI, accompanied By
his staff, rode to the JsckSn sai!.4ad, where
hs took ths las! csT, havirg already gent his
army ahaad CT MIN.
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Prom ,h. ss# orI.Aus p.n., April 2a}

"At midnight on tho lb:h received peTs
of glorious vlctory-at dawn Of defeat. -
So wrote the lemented Johnston in regard to
the Fort Dopolson disaster. Here il New
Orleans, between ;hs nigh: Of the 2si and the
morning OF the Gath, the transition vas not
less sudden and bitter Our citizens were
urged by the CoDLnandant of the forts belo~
to be Of good cheer and urfslter;ug faith
They wero nothing loash to re9poud TO the sP
peal Deeply concerned at hazarda to which
they could not be blind. they Jet hoped that
the courage, devotion and skill OF those entruss-
ed with toe operations a; the forts you'd be
able To efYsctually repe! the enemy until cer-
tain very important needs Of pormsncnt de-
fence should be supplied. Io this mood tho
night Of the Esd ound them. The nexl morn
ing they awoke to be made acquainted with
the news from tho forts. which wo need not
recapitulate. 1t speaks for itself with bitter
emphasis.
AZ IMPORTANT ogpsA-
It will be seem that Gen. Lowell tss anthar-
lied Msior James to take possession Of any
sseamboa1s not engaged in removing Govern
msnt stores, and such sailing vessels as he
may wish, fo7 the purpose Of attacking and
boarding the oneu4y Us vessels when they aP'
proach.
Major James calls for one thousand men ;or
this heroic enterprise, Thars will bs thou
Bands ready To- respond.
TEE TEuc srlRlT.
/. Our citizens have aeon the white smoke
which arosa yesterday frcm smouldering hres
i1 various parts Of the city. II was from a
burnt otfsr:ng on the altar Of Liberty. The
enemy will bo welcome to all the cotton they
will get hero Indeed, if it were practicable,
thors are many who would prevent any thing
of valus from falling into their haads.
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x2|;libl,!on0 Enquirer.

~ TYLER. WISE S ALLEGRE.
Izrss0Ax MORNING. MAY 8, 1852.
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TIE SiHHNM0Nn sNQUIREk
,-s.;sHrE DAILY, scMI-wEEkif AND "sANI.'
RT TYLER, WISE Z AILsehA

TEENS
vou, ,,,,.-s p.r snnsIa, Eui a. tbs
r ,o,,a,s Htsfsn f. ihortr period Ihon oas
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be paid 'uvassSS ~ N @ sdVsnSe ,hsx NV, wan sa
.';'s ~ Ger vH be u the rlsk OF ;se writes.
ADVERTISING.
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There are many abie. bodied citisens Of
this State, possessing wealth and influence,
who, thus far, have done. little. or nothing
to sustain tho Gag which protects them. Il
is their duty 20 use some small portion OF
the advantages which they possess, ID aid
ing enIistments, else il may become their
privilege TO shoulder mtskes 10 the ranks.
It should never be said tiats shS loyal citi.
gems OF lows, BY their neglig gsDce or iodif-
ference, allowed draft % become Deces-
sary to Gil che reqnisisien Of the General
Government. The mefGJvirs of th6 brave
dead who have fallen upSu the many battle.
6elds Of the Uuiou forbh such stain Upon
the honor Of the State. Let al coptribute
Of their time, their mony and their sioGn-
enee 10 generous respone to the demands
Of tho i0overnment.
ls M Nh BAKER,
. ga Adi's 0sWl ef loud.
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JUDICIAL CoNyKNrIoN,.

F
Al : meeting Of the, Sd Judicial District
at the Congressional Coosession in the 5th
Congressional District, the following pro-
oeedings were bad:
WHERsAs, there 10 ~ committee author
ICED to call Convention in this Judicial
District, and whereas, the Republican party
in the several counties in this District are
now represented here, and believing that
our action will be approved by tie District,
therefore, .. s.s.
Re.olved, That the delegates representing
the several counties in said Judicla District
now met to attend the Congressional Con-
vention, recommend that & Conv0tion be
held At Quincy, in Adams county. August
18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate .
candidate to be supported BY the Repub.
licans of said District for the ,fices Of
Judge, District Attorney, and Bard Of
Education. rfszs
Resolvsd, That the ratio Of rpresen-
tation Ds the same as in the Congressional
Convention in the 5th Congressional Dis
trict. E9N
Resolued, That sll persons Who ars id
favor Of supporting the Administration in
q vigorous prosecutions of the war to put
down and crush out this wiehed REBELLION,
be invited TO participate in the nomastion
Of candidates for Judge, District Att,rney,
and Board Of Educati0n for the Sd Julicia:
District, irrespective of former political
predictions. @ q
Resolved, That the Burlington Jaily
Hawkeye, and the Republican papes Of
81 judicial District be requested TO ptblish
the above proceedings.
J: N. CoRslsH, Prat.
L. D. BENNETT, Ssc'g.
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a. The New York Herdid's Baltisore
correspondent who is we'll posted resect-
ing secesh opinion in that CITY, sayi the
rebel sympathisers are rejoicing ovr .
prospective recognition of the Confedeacy
by France; that in recent interview With
q member of the Imperial Cabinet, Mr..
Slidell was led to believe that the re0g-
shown their ability to defend Richmond sod
Charleston. Mr.. Slidell believed that the
Emperor wanted to make . treaty either
with the United or Confederate States, to
get countenance for bis Mexican scheme /;
but as the United States vould not give him
encouragement, he LOOKED to the Uonfed.
eracy.
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CITY LIVERY STABLE,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
\ Al PREPARED no ACCOMMODATE TEE 11Av.
! utLlN0 PUDllC with anything In the
LIvgRY LINE ON RRAsONADLH TERMS.
wNlssas run an Omnibus o. Rask = and irom III
1ces LasdiA9 during the boating ssasoa.
N fefsnas deeirious o. having The O0Aiboo call q
aeir residence for Passenger will b aoco0e1saod
~ leaving word q the Stable.
AdAa.