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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

sENn xmEaE no EaKxG EAHAwwExw
Tbs Hea. 0Anaxr1 DxSfs, ihaaew Sen.
atos from Kentucky, haa expressed i.
apiaioa II tho shaiiaisa lsaaars in N,
zniaaakahis ssxns. In speaoh deEivaess
By him in the q. 3 senasa, . aew aayz
sincs, be sold she oonnaxy SHAT snxhs 10
be dona with esrsain Abolition sraisara,
in the following bold, manly and pssriosis
styIe s
ssThese fanatics, thase palisinal, aasa
social demons, yoar Raeckaes, yaax
theevers, your Phillipsssy and yoar Gar
Easonss oons here breatAing peskilanee
from pandaa0niaH, trying 10 dessrsy
this uasons 30 ~ 10 sacfars oYssiss hrokan
fragments she emancipation Of slasargs+~.
They oppose Mx. LinoolH, rs hanast mad
"A psre man aa aver lived, hsoausa hs
stands by the Constitution and ss oppas-
cd 30 interfering with slaEaTy. The as
sssancas shsy haye dared pat forth in aiais
easy have deseeTated the Smithsonian In.
stisute. Ii the seeessioaisas had dared 90
give expression to ihe same ustsEaares
they wouia bare been sent, and properly
sent, 20 Fort Lafayette or Fors warren.1
What will you do With these nonstersq
| will tell Tou what would do With tham,
and With thai horrible msnstss, GrealeY,
as they come sneaking around here, like
hungry wolves, after the destruction OF
slavery. II had tfe power would take
shern and the woFst seceahers and hang
sheu In pairs. Laughtag.l l wish %
God | could inaies Ehaa Punishment upon
them. Ii woald Do just. They rc'the
aisanionisss. They are mad- men, who
are willing to call up ali the horrors of al
servile war. This fhey would carry ont
over che disieeaed fragments OF broken
Constitution to obtain rheir aahoiy par.
poses, and | am toe fearful that she hon
oEabie Senasor from Massachusetts, (Alr.
SusaneT) sympathiEss With aaazn-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

Howe yos. Assxa1sx s-Tha ssCon-
grssassaaa Direesery, = asfths head al lii
saphabsAic liss ~ Senator's and Represent
asivss, ssysia IN = brackss -nThs asssr-
isk desoses those whose wiYss accom-
IpAay shan. v TAas has sivsn rise ID ths
- slang wosd Ii wkshahgson sosiess s
h How's yosF aassfisk = hsiak sks con.
mon inqairy aas . zssgnsssional islas''
lkpsbaad. M y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

TIE DEMaoRAHc PARrY TEE sAETos's
HoRR.--Ths people are coming 10 realize
the great FACT that if our Government Is
TO be preserved, It's salvation can only
come by and through the Democratic
party. That party i founded upon the
principles of the Constitution, and its
mission is 10 see that the Unioa ID pre-
served, the Constitution maintained in
violate, the laws executed, The Govern
ment sustained, and prosperity restored
to the country. --
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

Standing thus by and upon the Consti-
tuition, aud being the enly party that
does so, the Democracy are looked 70 as
the guardians of our political covenant,
as he only reliable defenders of the ark
of safety. La than the people have ale
wars found faithful servants, rulers,
coanseloEs and guides, and 10 EheEn they
new lock for relief from the awful con
dition iato which Abolition deaaagogues
and Republican corruptionists have led
them. And In this great energacy thss
gallant and passiotic old organization viii
prove srae TO its ifiustEiuus origin sud
its brilliant history. IL will fulfill the
bond, and 1t the same time see that 9th
ers are compelled to do so.-- N. IL Pat
rios-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

0R Slsas soss ARTICLES WORTH 1850 eUo
Which viii be sold fuE saeoase 10 the PuxrAxssss
o. cur Golden Pens at 30 cts per boz cur t;sfdex
zen ls the best eTeE aSed and is arrankx nat 81
eoFsSae in any Ink. Every Business mar srsi rnrsI
" AAnula ase ERs HoEdAn Pea -5T 4E-EsF 4 =.
The following liss sf articles will be sold t a n,
Psesoaa u ems dollar eacA and need NOT u 81 IL ~
until We Inform the Purchasers vFsioh al -. erfi
oea may De had for gae dollar and thea II ii -
tleaal whether Eaag ssad sAe d,alar and taae he
goods or not. -
LIST or GooDs INCLUDED In the nxsyagw mn.
TON AT 81 90 BACH
Sesa watches, stfgax watczes, GsnRf3 tgsI rret
chains. Coral and Opal sets, Cameo ssss fk AZ
t&Ane Lhsas&s CaHate ard LavR Bsest PiaS Hbss3c
ana dets DO Geld Peugils, Gold Peas VIA s4ivsr
aoFneFs LandscapS Sets, Portrait Sets Reysllgi M
bFest FINS, eetss Stads and sieaxe Baft.sz i fr1
iAais Aratsts aud Neck Chains I1JGkets an snses
SeAtg sgest PHss, AnAi&c and CoFai RsaceSsss Ens
aTnslled Brest Pns, Mourning and Jet Sets sssrupt
ana Caxb aEeie Ssts, Masiae Sefs MsatfiSae and an
lnfnsnse variety ofnEhsr articles, 81 Esf !
Plan Of sixfh GRamd Distrkhsa~
item. Lf#Ff
aighest value % afsieaea 100 dollars Iexssxt txa
doAAxs Certificates statia@ phat sse sill ssa4 sag
perS5a Tor os dsiiar are placed la sealed snveiopes
VITA DsStIAsl aFranseEnsa1 40 "a at in saxA ana
area eesfiacasss thers is ems fer
t Geld HvakcA,
AEd fhsrs wild Sisa be Ya1uzaEs article In sssb
tea certificates On Fece3ps sE 40 crnf1 W.. g-fIi
send yoH one hs4 of eaF koAaea eens zYa sas "a
aeties Of ias AEtsels ghach we sell fer 8I
rkY Us TRY Uslt
EFwAHI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

% BY orders from the War Dspars-
nasnsp army oihcars are posisavsIy forbid
dan from going home on farlough; the ex-
igeneies OF the service requiring their con-
ssaat presence with shsir sosaaaands.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
EkaE 4 A20LKgE0gTsTA PREPAmEN6 TO
AaAM DON rME Ugs0N. 7Ez.

The following opealag paragraph Of a
letter from "Occasioaal,D p published In
the Phil&dslphiA Press of tAe 2 isa instant,
IS significant, coning 50 it does from Mr,
fsRNEYs The Clerk Of the Senate and the
familiar of the Cabinet a sr
s'SoRe OF our public mea do nos hesitate
TO say, thas rather than bring back the
seeded slave States into the Union. heg
uosttd Ggrss to q peaceful and prompt
separation. They eontend thas In the
event Of rsunion the slave despotism
will rule by ito unity, and with the aid of
the Breckinridge Democrats Of tho free
States, and by means of The divisions of
taa Republicans, the dssEinfes Of the fa-
ture OF cur country viii be completely
controlled by traitors to che Federal Con-
stitution. Although no open dbmostra-
kion In favor Of this theory hss yet been
made, Is 10 undoubtedly si,sceTsly eater
tasaedtss certain isfaa4satiGl gsagisss.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
xxruxssos or sRssnr.

Speaking of tAs Axpalsion of senator
RszaaT, upaa the eharga Of having wEis-
ssm = lester to Rrssiaana ID DATss az tho lss
81 March, 1861, sAs sprsagnela Rs,Hbss-
ean says:: s. n
Sour uaannfaesnxsxs Of guns, powder,
military eauipussnss and ssaras ssers
equally tssuo5ssds asad, Hp 60 tAs ussg Msor
aseat saksm war aGtwdlLg kr0ks spos he
ass0sass4d sosnaSSs, sssTs 1sasiy szaplyiag
lAs rshsls sssfh the assass ef dsssgogsng
s6s G00sysasasass and wishout any comr
panasions Of sanaGieneo, on the least idea
that they we're engaged ia reasonable
work. We aamis the foree of sbssa we'll
kaown facts, and eonfess that We are
saaghs By shsn nos 70 judge 100 yigidly
sha words Or the eondact OF any man pre-
viaas 70 sha eusbxsak Of hostiiisias, which
alaass no oae thsa believed would ever
oceaE.o av
Long aftsr the lst Of March, the New
England merchants were driving basy
trade % riaes and gaapowder with scpah
Oasaliaa aad all Ssssssiandom. Greeley
was advocating the right Of secession
Seward was ensestaining the Southern
Commissioners With promises 10 eyaeaate
saasssE. Harvey ksps up seOzes comnn-
nieasion with the Rebels, and wasrsward-
cd with the appoinEasns 70 Portugal; and
the administration took the ground that
'sno one was harsy or would be huEt, by
the withdrawal Of the Southern States.
Then why was BaadHr singled out for
expulsion2 The Springfield paper, which
makes ths admission Of his iRnocaaee in
regard 70 the lester 70 Dayis, dsfands bis
expulsion on the ground Of bis want OF
sympashy With the government! be has
neyer voted 10 shwaxt she government in
its measures 20 rakss asn or money; 6ut
he has refused to express sympathy with
its eondaet In thls crisis. And shis is al
there is of it. IA in cases of divorces for
''ineOmpatibiIity of ssmper, !" the stronger
party sanas the oshsE adrifs without ever
pAasing to think where Ehs offence Of in
compatibility shsald properly resi-, L.
was ID the power Of the majority toexpel |
Mr.. RRroHr; and if circumstances had !
not afforded thean one pretenee, they |
would have found anosher.-Aese York |
Argsas-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26


TIE White H0UsE BALL AND THK Ex-
Rosxn FRAUps.-Two things arereTealed
Ia the Washington correspondence Of the
Springfield Republican, viz shas Ar.
LINCOLN identities himself with tue con-
tractors whose startling frauds have been
exposed, considering the exposures as as-
tacks upon his administration aaa that
thsrs mas been stFong feeling AT WASH
ington regarding the propriesyof the re-
eens Presidential ioAifsation. The Re
pss6hcGn's correspondent wEesa under
date Of February s.: t.H t
''Fhe gay dance whica is 10 come off
to-uighs az Ghef White House produces
mach talk and considerable Indignation
among the members Of Congress. | can
give you bstseF idea of this Telling, az
II exists ameag class Of members, by
relating an anaadote which know TO be
true. Two or taree days since, Ar. LIs-
coLs sent word 70 Ar. DAVIS, through q
brother memba, thai he DAVIS had done
more 10 break down the administration
than any other man In the country, by
his apeeGh exposing the corrupsioas Of
contractors and others. Mr.. laws sent
back message in reply 70 the President.
'sTell him. said Mr. D., ''that nothing
shas can do vail break down his admin
issration 80 rapidly as this daneing party,
given at the time when the natioa ia IN
Ehe agoniea oi civil war. With equal
propriasy might man maks ball with
corpse In hia boase!s Ii is said 70.
day that a large number of senator's and
members refuss 20 60 30 the paSty, feeling
that il is an iauproper IS well as an i'm
polite act at sase present tine.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
OFFICER q pUsBT, F. =
~ BANKERS,
Tax Paying 8 Collecting Agents,
2KRRRRNcKs .

sHAss q. NJ n1RHxx ~
eisA sNslEsH AHu COUNTY syRYeYaa
or sHEIax corxrs, IOWA,
LAND AND GENERA aGrx~r
Attends ts me esaEaetion or aee.. ~. hr., -
selling aK land tas y&yisss II s.--s - g
aFssEAtsr apaxsssasasss suyess.xxtn. 80. -.
furnishes shssraets Of TIA sa1nr -. -,
FantsfR Ta~A ur Nshrsska -
Ey~6ssa selseassas sseasvatav xu es..s g
r.. AEsEzs 10 rag ssaa3.s
aon Taos r. Esntsa, Ir. Couras.I g1us.- la
y GssafanJ Kas.sssH "a s@f
NJ. NJ +, : 4 s.rpg, B. Magys aslia o., Eawa.s
- =. = afpAhs Ass. sassasxsS CltY 0Asa; ss--s fl
see Msrton, ClYfa Eng Z =
AREA ESsh1rss. - Tolssss, 90 IL rs..-
ssse 4 smlths Rses PhilaaeIphls. pa .s
- aaIss. ~ saaxasr V touxrr, IOWA. ''@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
Extra


wsasse also % hasad sae eoilp%viug zysssaaaa ar.
tleaes which wtH be sold To the purchasers px cEs
sslaen Peas in Eiks manner, lsyr fxo D9liaTa esrA
6ald GAEanoEaetsr Huztfng Casad W sfxhas ssaki
Renting eased Kngfish Liver do " JewefSsd Silver
Lever and LepAns do. 0pen RaesA de- fsenfips
GAasd do. Daplsxs Geuss' Splendid vest ChaAnb La
&ea &uaSa GAaanz, Lediess Msrk Cus5as ssssstss
hFsst Fins fvefy anai splendsd Eseld Pencisa Pine
easiliepa, sold kexsFd RtnkN Geld Eifgs Pfain
AID knsTsysas &usd Rep and Silve aolasss gAaua-
saaea Lssf sets sfseasta tnswest ssyis Ensinsiled
caral Sets. GeRss Seal Ranga Rnarne "a "a <SarueE
Sets and the LATEST ssyie OF Ladies Jews1ry
Exfr& fndacsm@ass 1gst4 .lE
y Wlth every box Of Golden Psna parcbsxsss .,Y ms
ws wth pFessat cur patrons vita osrtieEst Is for
Ehien on Tsmistanee ns Gwe aoilass saey rs oe.
ssln one % the s0fegoinw spienaia articles Tnis
win be Aa addataen ts the eeFtianats giyea In o,sr
ems dsliax Grand distribution, And win asa5y be
sfai shen required ey Aseak or those assigzns 10
act az sacA
Planes, Msiodsoua, Gasic hsska, srwiag Ma
Games &Gy BonShl and Eeld Sza samsnisstan Ans
article wail De eens 70 the country at the Isswsst
Waoissase Prices sta sAe &aaitloa ef q ess esag
coranlissisnfef feTwRrdinz S7I7~'
bs--AgsAss sss@tss ~ esevy kssa cseagass
seal eA applfe atfon - =
AkaaFnSs all g1zAzzsgzu4 es ssMss In # 5 s4 ta5fS s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

u 'RcaAsTs AaS gUsGHsss $50 sss
aasitsd 70 eeiag IN tAsis wsTk, and trz rs. We
saarrzntee ensirs sstisfsttlou Al regards prices
xna wogk. sb4 .gRfNt @ase5t s +aaEs83% F.E
~ CAL and xxasa ine Besss ana lEiaes.
.5-... ..--.eF BAsBEfT D. CARFggyxn f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

- " Washington and print,e AIbersdaed
in the same month, and on Tho same dag
Of the same aasnsAs and about she same
boar IN the ssaning, [ lstA Dscsmhes, j
IT9o and 1861. Thia Is i VERY cariOas o.
incidence.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
Ut v. WILSON,
ReaI Estate and Collecting
Attorney

NI-NLIL bLLFFs, IUWAF
EI8bay aud sell ResI Estate, locate Land Wss-#
ass Fsy TAxsa, make ColfeeSi0nsy Ssrnlgn AD-
IssF'a lgebsy
s921HAs the only e0mplsts Abstract Of Titles 70
Aai Estate embracing Deeds, Mortgages, Trust
bat4s iai Tax Titles, together With fuI and COM
; Il -ket Of all Judgments, DecTsss ABd Kxecn-
~ Sales in PsEtawattAuale county, showtEs sIl
fstkah "a ncsa iEsr4s and 3ezSesAge kzElsa $50
aaTI5, lsSi iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
CouHcGL sGpFrs. 10 y 4 a.. 5,a ssss,f

Dr.. I. wsoabury-rne TuJl sesf - sr.ie-t.,
tS@Ah oa ssSt0 FSass ssssEl ysa recently nssds Ia
aas se aaanltaAly snswes Tie pnspose al tAsir uaE
eassot reffafn from expressing Is
yea az hixh sPlnsan Of ysaR AZ q E,sntass5 -
ftatHz are - perfectly adapsrd 70 The mouth al
sAt almost weIl as Formerly ara u{fh - -
Eaa taasAs AS work Ill Ast In aaa 81 - 49, -.
oa ouuded 20 eAn be surpassed g~vs~.9 F-.Ssfs -
had asSuYeS ne shas seSf ~ d wi rf9 - -
not be made Ia be af any ass5s u. -. - - 9s@ SEQ
s,s,. ~ vac ainscaity spprehsaasd bT Ehpss
apF-tI~kSsI ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

- The kiAs = ths lsass indsps -
80 = Aia dsmimisns.~~ths kS9xax = r.
/ Sz5ss SrSSNksE*Sa Sss'sSs- = ss.I sfsss BE-
k&eesA@g zs sasgaal sssa ssss i $3.50 &
aass EE sa4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

- rhsUnissd Ssases arihory u Sprine
aald, Maas. has attained d prpzHlsad
aaanafaosafe of oyss To- riiss ssaan6A
= 10 800 bsiag To azanbsr tarnsd ous u
january. since shs arss u July Il, 90
h1Rs besa made. foarssst, hundxsa mn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26
'u,Y LIVERY STABLE.
+ SIMONs,
PAIN u ERs q

@tt'L9JEF , ZEE = NVUAVaA hAsIEFSt .
VI attend to sII calls, ana give satisfaction 40
- :, As'E ant prices. ] am also prepared 10 do tEs
aesI syls Of she aSt. all ktEds sf Landscape and
F7fsFAit Painting Fl tFsR z Azs fTz6aey
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
DHPARTEENT OF STATE,
I'm, sir, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM d. SEWARD.
FROnI HUNTsVTLLR.

HUsTsvHLE, Ala, May f.
To Hon EdDia H. Stanton
Your dispatch Is received. A o'dier's
highest reward for service is to merit and
receive the appreciation Of his superior Off
GERS.
An expedition from Bridgeport crossed
the River May Let, advanced towards Chat
tsnoogs II miles, and captured stores and
a Southern mail from some railroad hands
A panic prevailed at Chattanooga. The
enemy is moving all his property In the
direction Of Atlanta.
Den. Lesdbeater had been ehastised for
eoWsrdioe ct Bridgeport.
There were not more than 1000 troops at
Chattanooga. o
They destroyed Q salt pstrs manufaOtory
In q cave, and returned safely with the
captured property.
Another expedition penetrated to Jasper,
and found q strong Union feeling. On
the same day they had skirnish with the
enemy's cavalry ct Athens.
Our outposts we're driven back, but on
being reinforced the enemy retreatsd in the
direction Of Florence.
There are struggling bands Of mounted
men, Jsrtly citizens, scattered along my
entire line, threatening the bridges, one Of
which they succeeded in destroying.
o. N. MITCHELL,
Major General Commanding,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

HGi $50 a- sasftFTlIllT IEL
Senator Davis OplnIsH Of the President.
tsenatoF DsVisef Kentueky,in the course
Of 9 sEesoh 9 few dsgs since, in the United
States Senate, paid this tribute to the Prss.
ident:
voted sgeinst ar. Lincoln and opposed
him honestly and sincerely; bat lMr, Lin
coin has wen ne. 10 bis Eide. There is q
niobt a tie temph pf 4i1P, 9 Eiohe near
% Washibgton, which should be occupied
bv the statas Of him who ahall save his
country. Nh Lincoln has amighty destiny.
Itis for him, Il he Will, to slep into that
nioha. L is for him to be but 3 PFesldsnt
Of the people Of the United States, and there
viii his. statue be. Il ig in hiE power 10
occupy place next e Hashington-the
fOundsr and pFsssFVor-sids b. Eidsson
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
PTqrsBURa LAHDIIo, May s-sP.M.

PTTTsBURs LAHDIEo, May SIS P. n.
To HoE. EDWIE NJ. STANTON, sECRETARx OF
WAR:
General Pains's Division made 3 recon
nolsanoe 70 Farmington TO day, found
about 500 Of the enemy, and drove them
in handsome style. An artillery recon.
noisanoe vent to Glendale this morning
and destroyed two trsssle bridges and some
OF the track on the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad. II has been q splendid days
work for the left wing. The Weathsr is
6lszE, aad tAs ltads - bS66niIsf 1559. .
~ r-rr .ar IHoNAS A. sooFF, q
Assistant ssorOtary Of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
FROM BALFImORR,

The regular news letter from old Poi ht
ts received, Oh 1t .ralD fsli - Il s49a
The Merrimas remained out till 4 o,eioek
on the 4th inst, and then disappeared be-
hind SaWslIs POintg0 rssli-i IroE ,sC5s
Since her last appearance she has had q
ram Of iron 20 feet In length added to her
bow, .ydaub1le -gsift PIT Z ndb ~ .so1I
The French Minister at Washington; Il.
MeroieF, arrived at YorktoWnllon Sunday
morning on q special boat from WsshfnE.
ton. The GazEendi Was to 60 up for hi im
last night. HH i1-g .6I.la-g .gai4S ag1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06


One Of the Southern papers, having dis
mally congratulated its readers dat the
surrender Of New Orleans set at liberty
Gen. LoVelrs army which had been holding
Il, says ae hffC Z lihA
The large and fine army Slieh ,Oas assigned
for the dsfsnes -Resg Orleans can aolO be
united With ths aTRly at Goraath n time 10
assiSt n the great W0rk Of driving ths Van
daIs out Of FsHHsssss a1d RsatHeky, and in a
march aeross The Ohio movement which,
Ne cannot doubt, win be commenced and
carried through as soon as the Tennessee,
Cumberland and Ohio rivers become too
shallow for gunboat navigation. Then will
be our opportunity for striking q crushing
blow that viii more than redeem ell our
losses. We WGnf TO Ses e0lUna Of $50 900
Southern troops led on By BeauregarS through
he NcrthlVs5terEl, and Gaotker column of fhe
same strength through the Northern States by
JohRston, so that whilst the Yankees are
taking our coast aEd river oitiss, We will
be sweeping theirs; and then We would
see who would suffer most and endure
their suferings longest sl lli
The rebels hsv5 had numerous excuses
for POstpOning the grand fOray into the
North which they have threatened. Now
that Lowell is at liberty, let US Hes what
they can DO towards the " "march across the
Ohio.P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

C 5gbsoEI srs Ons shlnG EriUvssE Hs.s. . wee.
i ' = si's "'aF' Per Year Fri-Wssky, eaOO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
DAY MORNING, MAY 6 1862
ghiE Afterp6on,s ReporL.
PARTICULARS or PHB RVACUATION
ngf yftKf n mnuJRf H.
PHiLkDFLpnrA. Nav

Tho Inquirer has special dispatch from
Fort Monroe giving the following partieu-
lars In regard 10 the evaedsticn Of York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
PIANO TUNING. -

nlANUS TJNED,nb.1l
Y, 2 F1SlS' ~ ~ H.S's..l'7al . HsHs'. 2 n
- Orlsr1 lsll 6 .. sHAWi9 MUalQ e4961s
10. HUoA5tlD s6sl'7,9.,,E, Eil y
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06

Rhode Island is small, but pluoky abd
fall Of bEag. The ProvidsHss Journal
says "a
When our Second regiment -Ess bn
picket duty the other night, before York
Town, the piokots Of the other side hailsd
n5ne Of our boys and asked who they
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
Dispatches from Gen. Mitchell
SEIRMISHES WITH THE REBELS
A Good Days Work at Pitts.
burg Landing.
$500 OF THE ENEMY ROUTED
This MorninO's Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, May 4.
Hsrald's special:
It is the intention Of the President to is.
sue q proclamation in Q few days, opening
the ports OF NeWberne, Beaufort, Savannah,
Fernandina and New Orleans to the trade
of the world.
This important measure will relieve the
President Of any international embarrsss-
ments, and largely 70 restore the entente
cOrdiale between the two sections Of the
country. ~
The Senate fnanoe committee have deter
mined to report the tax bill tomorrow, or
Tuesday, at fsrthest
They have been unable TO make many
important changes contemplated, and will
probably leave whisky snd tobacco uh-
changed. sr .a.
Il is q singular fact worthy Of note in
Congress that no remonstranoe from any
quarter has been made against q high
tariff upon these articles, but the dealets
and manufacturers are all in. favor bf
placing 1t at the highest figure. This will
probably be done either in the Senate Or
by g committee Of conference.
Trioane's correspondence: it 3
We have news from Richmond by way
VI EANlSAAAAn14Ak VI ARuENGHCes AAb U6Us
pls Of the rebel Capital are panic stricken
The wealthy citizens sre packing up their
furniture and sending it into the country
An apparently Intoxicated person, when
passing By the tobacco warehouses, where
our soldiers are confined, cried out to them
'eheer up boys, Mcclellan or Mcdowell
will be here in few days" The sentfy
shot him dead
Our Commanding General gglloping into
fredericksburg yesterday afternoon with
his staff, vas received with closed doors,
not door open Of house or store, not
face to be seen except now and then that
Of curious damsel pesring through tie
half closed blinds at thscsERloade Of Yah-
KEGS. ri5, By.
The following important circulars have
been addressed to the foreign ministers
announcing the re-opening Of eommunich-
tion with Southern localities recons suered
from the rebels:
DEPARTMENT OF sTATR, 4
WAsHIHaTOH, May 8. \
Sm: have the honor to stats for your
information that the nails are now allowed
to pass to and from New Orleans and other
places Whioh, having been heretofore seized
by the insurgents, have since been recov-
cred and are now reOocupied by the Land
and Naval forces Of the United States.
It is proper to add, however, that q mill
tsry surveillance is maintained over such
mails, ss far as the Government finds it
necessary for the public safety.
an, Sir, your obd't serV't
VIM. b. SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsENGToE, May 8.
Sra; have the honor to state for the
information Of your Government that 9
Collector has been appointed by the Presi-
dent for New Orleans, and that the necss.
ssry preparations are being made to mod
ify the blockade so far as to permit limited
shipments to be made to and from that and
one or more other ports which are now
closed by blockade, ct times and upon con.
diiiOns which win be made BY proolsms.
tion. m
an, sir, your Obedient servant,
WILLIAM II, SEWARD