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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

GopsY 70. DEcsnREa.-This magnificent
Christmas number Of the best. magazine
published. is now Al hand and ready for de-
livery to the ladies-none Of whom should
think ofbeing without copy. The Christ
mas engravings. fashion plates, ETC., are nu
merous and Of highly artistic style. The
literary and miscellaneous matter 10 Of the
choicest variety. Don't fail to call At tue
news stands for Cooley for December.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

TRs CaoLRRA.-The Asiatic cholesa has
at last made it, appearance in New York
City. The authorities Of thse metropolis
Philadell hia, Trenton, Indiansrslis, and
many othsr lares eitiss hass takea active
measures for cleaning the's streets,and wak.
ing Oh needed preparations for the avsptins
Of the scourge. In Chicago. the citisuae
have conlsibsted the ssm q 1lO0, 900 -
wards the same end. We hepe the City
Council Of Davenport, q IL NEXT meeting,
will follow the saessssisas Il the Sests
County Ne; ical See;ety. 1fis istseds 70
- aagshia& ~ ~ ssnusa1s = san :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
FURNISHED ROOM,

}. 5. Furnished room for rent. for gentle
|: alao room uniurnishcd d-both good rooms
M hnsinsna mart Of the city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

fouNDLix0.-An It. fant about four weeks
old was picked up on the sidswalk. last night
at about nine o'clock. on ID street, in front
Of Guettrel L Bros. clothing store. It was
wrapped up in An old shawl when found
1t VAS handed over to night watchman.
and properly cared for.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

ssUn4aesei0nab1y tho best eas-
tAinea. work II slAe klna In tho
World.,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Wss1 SscoHp Ssnsss.-At No. II, West
Second street, Mass 4 Mayer ere prepared
70 furnish I'll who may call with the most
elegantly fitting. and durable ready made
e.eshing 70 b found in the city.
Tas Dssvsnsxcs.-Ths Iowa City Dslls
in says .tst the citizens Of that place have
. perfect mania for moving houses. In Dav-
export. house does not remain empty long
enough to allow . man 70 place . crow bar
under one corner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Bass BALL CONVENTION. x.-Circulars have
oeen issued calling for the formation Of .
Base Ball Association Of the Northwest, 10
meet in Chicago on the first Wednesday in
December. Delegates from oil organ'sed
clubs Of Iowa, Illinois, and the other North
western States are invited 70 attend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

PorAross.-This stspi was quoted at
o.. 90 per bs.hei on Wednesday. Buyers
who have been paying 10 cents per bushsl,
and shipping South, will realize profit Of
from 30 to 20 cents per bushsl- selling At
el.OO. That 10 . handsome profit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Mn. E. W. WARREN, the gentlemauly
ncant courier Of the great Miltonian Tableaux
Of Paradise Lost, has arrived in this city, to
announce the coming Of the exhibition,
week after next. These pictures have been
hailed with delight and enthusiasm wherev-
er exhibited. Particular - TO time hereaf.
ter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Laventure, an employee ct the n. 4 n. ma.
chine shop. in this city, was % unfortunate
last Wednesday evening as 10 have his left
hand cut of through TIE knuckls joints BY
circular saw. The wound was 20 ragged
that amputation was necessary. and yester-
day aftss noon ORA Read and Grover per-
formed the operation in very neat manner.
The patient is now doing we'll.
SALE.-Our enterprising farmer friend.
Henry Tilden, has sold his crop Of Tomato
Seed this year for the handsome sum ol
37O0. The seed was purchased BY the
Prairie Farmer, for premiums TO snbscri-
bers. Mr.. 1ildcn farms it to some advan-
tage. He il not running in the beaten paths
Of those who depend upon wheat and corn
from year to year, but tskes q way Of his
own and makes money by It.
SLiour MIsrAKs.-Amons the names at-
tached 10 the recently published card, in
viting Miss Rush, the talented actress ia
accept complimentary benefit ct Metropo-
Titan Theatre, is that Of Dr.. George B. Har-
rison. That gentleman, nevet having at !
tended theatre in his life, and not bsine
friendly to the drama, Il Is scarcely nsess>
sary to state that his name thus appears sn.
tirely through mistake.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
FARMS FOR RENT,
ksROM - TO zee ACRES.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.


"a. A new house on Brady street, one Of
host desirable residences in the citv
l. A large elegant house, with ell m"des.
Povemcnta. stable, we'll, cistern, fruit and
trees, tine river view. centrally located.
3 Of the finest residences 10 the city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
wAsHIsG FOE ITgMs.

s- . r NEW YORK, Msy 26.
The Herslds special from Washington
says: The Grand Jury for the District q
Colun bia, yesterday, found three bills of
Indictment against JEFF Davis and John
@ breckenridge The bills will be pre-.
sented in the Criminal Court to day. "a The
offences specified are, siding and absttine
hostilities in this District last summer. c.
The capture of Breckenridgeis confident
ly looked for by the authorities Iniorma-
tion of bis whereabouts has been received,
and an effective pursuit bean organized.
General Sherman expects to leave for the
West in q few days. He will lead hiSsbI.
ditrs TO their homes He retains, through
General Grant, thecommand the Depart,
ment of the Mississippi, and willrsL once
resume his duties until the civil s1ltB0ftyi Z
has been restored, aw sdi eeaL - we n
Frederick SewHrd has somewhat recov-
cred from his relspse. wa 'i.u ~ aF q
Special to the Post Governor PieIpont
arrived in Richmond yesterday and assum-
ed executive control of thaiStste. A gem.
eral election was also held throughout Vir-
einia yesterday. rt.r. --.- i.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
VIRaINIA NENe.
-NEW YoRK, May 26.

NEW 1oRKI Msy 70. -
A recent letter from Lynchburg says:
We are cut Hcf from every section OF the
world, and, 1t is impossible toZheAr from
friends sbroAd. The Orange and AlexSn-
dris trains are only running 70 ANeertG
CourthousP, q distapes of fifteen miles !
those on the Vrginis and Tennessee kAil-
road 90 TO Liberty, twenty-five miles vest
The South.ide is in operation between here
and the Junction. The chief damage TO
roads is the destruction of bridgesf but
this is fast beiD gre paired By thsconPanies;:
The Virginisn- Newspaper has resumed
publicstiop price ten cents per ecpy'r ms
Rspublicah, bss not yet resumed.
A terrible rain storm ccurred at Hlch'
mond last lSuudsy. A portion Of the city
was con pletely inundAled, and tvs ru-
mored that number Of persons we're
drowned. The damage by the Hood to
property isasGid to- be incsleulAblei thou
sahds Of sheep, cattle horses, 81 were
I drnWnnn- d.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
DaVf.la1a

Was JEFF. promoted when be let the
regular line for the crinolinel 1; oi7ss
lssurely," says the .Arpsy and Mary Joaar-
,,aL sif Davis had recalled his old exPefl.
onca Al cards. he would have remembered
tbst Knsve Is known from King BY ms
boots zss 81 ul1fta II s.-42A
J. D. having tried the tragic and failed,
through four long dismal years. essemE TED
she comic and pastoral en- the same dAy,
making Sc ludierous figure as can ee-eon-
ceived. go79zJ1 .IIdWJIEAa -d0
What is the difference between sneent
and modern chiysifyf. Ancient cHtyslrEy
wore 8 cost Of mad ; modem GnlyaltyE r
coat Of fe-mAlel --1as y aod q Z = = ,.s ~.
A fscetious Indian says that JET peIis
boop was the last wsr Rhoop Of theskoa-
fsderscy, .f 1s5ed 4 slr- ". = ,-4sfss.
Jefferson Davis blossOmlng into csinollflt
a regarded IS most remsrksole ca1Nef'
sion 70 the new dress reform maEe.ss
s. Davis in confinement Is reported pn
Portable as could be expected 'sAaes-t ~
cireutnstancesI nTA8I Hf8sfis
JEFF. tnrned pail -whsn he was deteetsc
and kicked the bucket. Ia IS . sssI 4
jeff upostrophisss his'blAck hair By say
ing: AOhl i0hat faR, my country
men u 18gaI sd ls-q1 a. .zas - s5ei.e
kFnf1s slssesss.t s='a,tlih -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
Tho OVeralOv Of the mississippi.


To the Editor of the BeiO Orleans Times /;
The inundated district nov eOvs 4 4n
itnu,snse ares, as win be seen By aglsnee
at the msp, commencing at the hlg hlanas
of the Mississippi from the Red river 20
DonsldsonvilIe, down 20 tAa Gulf OF Mezli !.
co a,d from those of Bayou Ls'ourche 20
the Teche, varying in width from thirty 70
Hetv miles. This immense estuary, or pa
ain ia now about six feet higher than tpe
oTdinsrv Wster1evel, and the loss Jeptsiled
on the Settlers On the nuneLons lsEe4 ana
bayous. whose lands are under water, ana
homes abandoned, is beyond calculation.
In truth, the distress existing every where
can hsrdfy be re 4lizsd. For want of trans
Dortstiop, fall skiffs and fats having bei n
destroyed By military e1Pe> itions) cAttte
and horses are left TO perish in the wi 9
waste of waters, and whole settlements srs
dependant, IN several instances Op teaKy
sKiF o. q 'dug out," happily saved from
the work of destruction, for means to resen
dTv spots OF land. The overflow has 81
-rs;.dv reached tksresg of tbe plan tations
jvinS on the Lsfoufc6e, shd the bAck-set-
Elements, or brislss, are totally supmergso,
The opIv relief will be from the fall OF tHe
Mississippi. e EI IIA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
Review Of snerIdan,s CayaIry.==


This morning General Sheridan's cavalry
were reviewed BY that distinguished officer,
from his quarters, opposite the fhilsdel-i
pbIa IrQuitsT once. & fourteenth ST. eet'
The column was more than an hour pass
inr. end It interVals asas enligsned BY fne'
b.nds Of music. The -troops were in ex-
cellept condition, and eheered their brave.
commander loudly Sss they passed. She'll
dan. from the balcony OF his hotel IN fqll
UNIFORM, is1noked Bis Cigar isisaresJ AHa IS
bis lepions caught sight of him, tnellr
epthusIssn was unbouuded. The gAllsnt
OuEter, a. the head Of MS division, With bis
foWiDg ringlets and rolIieking AiT, WA fre.
oueutIy applAuded by the spectators tlong
the route The boys OF his diYisiop we're
eonspiouously wearing the 'SCuster ties :
consis,ing Uf red flannel scarf worn
roupd The neck, and tied with I. ssiloF s
boW.Kpot. giving themiIa ssaney, learsless
air m keeping with the DISH Of their com
msuder. The regiments carried Their
0uidons and bAttle-hsgs, nearlJ all OF fthem
covered with the names of the battles IN
which they had borne an honorable. part
This review was very mnch admIfed Hy
tbe citizens who crowded the, street,
through which the columns passed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
ConversaiOn with Alex. H. stephens ;

Conversation Win AASAs n. SlePAeAS
A friend, who saw and conversed with
Alexander h. Stephens on board the
stesmsr ct Port Regal, writes as follows
in a private letter .-a.-z-s. f5g-s
BE looks much older than when / saw
him in the House in 81. BE converses
freely and does not appear at all like 8
prisoner Of war. BE says he never saw
SO marked change in four years, in any
two men, IS in Abraham Lincoln and
Jefferson Davis. BE expressed great re-
gret nt the President's assassination, sd
mitte1 the .Oohfederaey was played out,
and seemed anxious 10 have peace dpclsred,
and the matter settled IS speedily So pos
sibla. bis idea is to have the different
rebel States repesl the oFdiDsnce Of seces-,
sion and sccept the Constitution Of TIE
United States, and vote on the Constitu-
Honsl Amendment He expresses the
opinion that the seeding Ststes viii not
p4ss it. He acknowledged that. -his Mill
5dgeviIIs speech was almost PloPne'lcI
and that be went with the popular cur
rent 70 prevent any clash between himself
and TOombs. BE appesrs TO have no con-
earn for himself; says be Is only anxious
"a secure as honorable terms as possible
for his State and people the nnsjority Of
whom he says never were seeesslo Y, nlsls. q :!
he Is bent over very much, his nAlr Is
nearly white, his voice is lover and not 90
shrilias formerly, and his h4pd trem eles-
when he uses it but be talks As smoothly
ss evar. and his eyes fash as in days gone
bV.B l 2 -f H# Ea1 tta
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
President Johnson-s letter.

..-- REesl0emE IOnnS0n'S . i etGeEa
Tie following is the letter from Presi-
dent johnson to the merchants CT New
York, declining the present of a carrisga
and horses which they had offered HIM.
49,. WASHINGTON CITY, May %, 1865.
Messrs. A. A. Low, Esq; PHELPS, DODGE,
4 & Co; HoYT BRoTHERs; j. ). SCHULTz
iaa snd otbersi la il1 l'-
GENTLEhfkS-I am in receipt of your
very mplimsntsry note, dated New
. York, May II, 1865, wherein you request
my acceptance Of 8 coach, span of horses,
harness, &.., as token OF your high sp-
lprsciatiob Of my public course. cd-E
% WhiIe / fully appreciate the purity Df
your motives in thus rendering TO me such
substantial evidence Of your regard and
estesn, l am compelled, solely from the
eo1viCtions Of duty I have ever held In
reference 70 the acceptance Of presents by
those occupying high official positions, 10
decline. the offerings Of kind and loyal
friends.
The retention Of the parchment con-
xsyiDgs your sentiments, and the auto
1gEsps, Of those who we're pleased 10 unite
u this manifestation Of regard, is a favor 1
| would ask; and assure you, gentlemen,
shall regard it IS one Of the highest
amsEks.Of respect from any portion Of f1ny
! fellow citzsns. a 5E- Ina -fs1
Trusting that shall continue to merit
| your, confidence and esteem in the dis
charge Of The high and important dnties
upon which hsVe but just entered, and
with the best wishes fOt your health, &c :
individually, / an, gentlemen, yours
truly,t,-. -. ANDREW Johnson
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
TERRIRLE sTORM.

-V-I n n 7 bT. l0UIaI MI "
A terrible storm passed over portion
of johnson eSunty, lKaBsas,- "wednesday
evening, blowing down houses, feneea and
uprooting trees, besides g great deal OF
dsmsSe. GENERALLY. Bail is sAid 70 have
been blown into drifts two or three feet
deep. Several persons we're seriously IA
'fufed, bat no. lives are reported lost The
storm entered this State in an esstsrly di-
rection, prostrated the'telegraPh atvsFious
rointS. and did much dsmsge in IT'S route
Il reached here at midnight, and ragged
fur;eusly two or three days. destroying
considerable property in the city and sur,
ION nndin0 Country. - At Sedslis several
cars we're blown from side track into
which q freight train ran, comPletely
NFeokng the engine end GE cars: 81
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
PHILADE1PHIA, Nav 2G

rt-a IHlLADELPHIA5 May 70.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the
7-3O loan today at So 2O7, 85O1 The iarg-.
est western subscriptions were $2O0lO0O.
from g. F. Hulz, cashier at st. Louis, and
S6l, 100 from the Third National Bank
The largest eastern subscriptions were
$250,O00 from the National Bank of the
Republic ct Boston, and 5000 000 from the
Fret National Bank OF Philsdslphia. The
First National Bank Of Lexington, Ky,
subscribed S80,00O. The number of Indi-
7idual subscriptions were l,544. a9iaa ;
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
PENNsYLVANIA TROOPS.

HAhhI BURG, Nay 70. }
Governor Curtin has decided, before the
PennsylvAnis troops nre mustered out, 10
All up the vacancies in all the impanies,
regiments and organizations, by regular
promotion. he is now in Washington
personally attending to this duty, and ex.
aminiDg the claims of those within the line
Of promotion. By this srrap cement many
brave men who wero dsbsrred from pro
motion by the. rigid enforcement Of the or.
der insisting on the maximum number in
commands, will receive honors, and be
mustered ont vito commissions which they
have fairly earned. -.. IL ~ ..- y
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
GOLD MARKEr
NEw York, MY q

n" 4 VFAfl VI y 70
Gold has taken q sharp dvwn ward turn.
The demand for export today is less sc
tive; and owing to The withdrs wal of or
ders for considerable amounts for shipments
the price is decidedly weak. There are in.
dicAtions that the rise of the last few days
is very much the result of q feigued ex
port movement intended for speculative
purposes outside the gold room. L now
appears probable that shipments for the
week will not exceed two million dollars.
After touching last night l3s2, the price
this A. M. has receded to I36. -
LATER.-Gold tonight 1868 'i-.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
GON EEBENOE WIlHAIRBE. =
,.-5 --T Ell. NEw ORLEANS Nav 2II


The Picayune has tslisble informstion
from the trans Mississippi department thai
Colonel Spragueis conference with Kirby
Smith resulted il nothing of any cohse-
smith was disposed % surrender, but
the Missouri Generals, Psr5ons and Shelby
demanded amnesty for themselves not Of
fered in the Presidents proclt ltmstion,
Sprsgus' returned accompanied by 8
Missouri Colonel, who goes with him to
Washington to confer with the authorities
there. If the Generals are not inclndediD
the amnesty they proPee to JOIN Ms4inil
ian. Troops are deserting in great num-
bers and are going home The people are
gteatly despondent. -, S.5--- t
. = Cotton can be bought very low for gold,
Several boats loaded are ready 70 come out
Of Red River IS soon ss permitted. -,
Another .fag-of-tfnee bost-is expected
( down the Path. The country is over.
flowed from ALEXANDRIA TO tha mouth oi
Red River.
The resash5p Clinton from Brazos,
the 16tb, brings information Of the fight
at Boeodel Chico Pas, between the u hited
States forces, under Gen. BIstgHter, il
which the enemy wast driven twen " tnilei
towards BrownvilIe, when the rebels were
70 enforced. Barret fetrested Fighting
and passed BRACES with loss; seventy killed
wounded snd missing, including Captain
Temple, and Lieut.. Sedviek, 18Th Ind.
captured. Slsughter's official report r1sg
miles our force and cfAims big victory
He sdmits q less Of forty killed.
New Orleans cotton 4Oc strict; Iov
midling and good grades scarce. f--.- ~
White sugar lse, @ ~
Cuba molasses soc.
Exchange New York J premium. 3
The New Orleans s. Jackson Railroad
will soon be in running order. 80 80
Parties from northern Mexico represen
the liberal party growing strohg an
| popular, std believe they win sooh posses
all the norther part Of the eodp+y. .-s
4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

'-f 50 -'aI ono WAsH1EGroS, May %,
The following is s seni-ofiicial state
ment made in connection with the author
izsd7 aDnouncement of the fact thst the
rebel ram Ssonewsll has Internationally
surrendered to the Spanish authorities a.
HavAna, viz::u I'd -
The GonduUJ VI TuUs9 HuTnOriJles ppsn
the occasion was jHdicious, diguihed And in
entire conf 5rmity with feelings Of amity
towards the United States.
( The following named General officers
have resigned their commissions in the
Volunteer SERVER Major Generals A. 4.
Burns de, Carl Shurz, Franz Sigei, a. L.
Lee, and Brigsdier General Raum.. l-ol
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
y u Mnnssnl 81 b dderorta eonnat Z

5W. MunsenI Of B Bddgport, o0hnet-.
CIT is msndfac.urIrg an opers-giAss,
eharm and nonogrsf1 CON bihed, to- be.
presented TO Mrs. .bincoln. 1t Is 70 be
richly mounted with gold pearls and dis-
monds. Thirteen diamonds representing
the thirteen original StStes, snf thirty. six
pearls To fspreseBt the present ,iiu1nbet.
Looking through' the lens On onei side is
to be seen the photograph from life Of
rPresident Eineoln. g. On the other side il
seem, in the form Of 3 shield, the letters A
I L., over which is 8 star. Beneath Is Al
4 .,S,,,,..oy,ySeta rootSo -l5104 --Jo --aaonA i
'PPA'Py - ff11tSSi'9,g i9iIlsiq W91 80 ,Gos /
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
GOVERNOs PIERPoNT.

FORTRESS MONROE, May Is.
Governor Pierpont, accompanied by
party of ladies and gentlel1en, arrived
from Washington this evening, on the
steamer Diamond, en- route to Richmond.
The Governor and party landed at this
place and spent few moments viewing
the works and various curiosities, and left
st five o'clock for Richmond, to establish
his seat of government.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
rRlAL 0F m.NnERsoN.

D. -. = NEW ohK1l Nay .
A gent, broke down this forenoon for waht
Of evidence to sustain the charges. The
District Attorney desired to enter noLle
ProsegHi, but this could not be done =
Judge Nelson then stated the posiLlOn Of
the case, and the Jury without leaving 6
their seats, rendered sverdiet OF not guilty
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

IIJef, Davis cloak and shawl, both of
which we're claimed by Mrs Davis IS her
own property, have been given to Secrets-
~ Stanton by PritchArd. The Colonel
was thanked by the Secretary, and the
promised reward win be given to the men
who made the capture. The garments
will be exhibited at the Chicago FaiE y
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
INrENDDD A,AAsSINATlON.

sss -s NEw YORK, May 26.
oAn attempt was made few nights
since to sssassiDate Gen. DuVal, c6mmsnd-
ing the United States forces 81 S.Auhton,
Va The General escaped injury. L-a
On Sunday night last q railroad bridge
over stream nesr Petersburg gave way
and precipitated train into thsj ohssn1.
Two men were killed, four are missing,
and fourteen injured. They ware All
persons connected with the road. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
FR,rlI mEXIOO. . !

raifa -l NEW YoRK, MAgu28.
Advices from Mstamorss, Mexico, to the
Attn say the ImperiAhsts still hold thai
place, and it is believed the RePuohcAnff,
under Negreis, are Withdrawing. Monte
rev and7 7Camsrzl were in the possession of
Repubiesns. c-13 f .Icis
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
WAsHIN srON IFeAs. y.

~ ..-..- WAsBIEGroS, blAy 70.
All the cavalry of the Western Depart
ment are to be mustered Immediately At
Cairo tor active service in Texas. ,555lS
Frederick Seward has had an unexpected
hemorrhags which has excited renewed
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The StonewAll is in an nnpleAsantly tight
place-penned up in Havana and watched
by half dozen of our powerful gunbOats,,
Under these circumstances, especiaily as
the Uonfederacy and JEFF. Davis have 'gOne
up, Oaptsin Page will probably sell Or
abandon his costly investment,d he has nc
already done 30, y" 90 .-