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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26
n LUDLOW. AUCTIoNEER.

IN n. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
II. Valuable Properly De ancey street at auction.
K. II. LUDLOW co. will sell auction Wednesday
July at cock, at the Merchants Exchange sales
room, Ill Broadway
Delaney STREET.-THE lease OF the Lot with the
buildings thereon 235 Delaney street. between Sheriff
Columbia streets Tne lease has about7 ground
rent $50 per annum
Also the Lot together with the buildings thereon 257
anccy Joining the above On each the
lots are three story and brick house 'front.'
story brick house in the Lots each l5.6A876
property free from ncunibrance Terms cash. Maps
particulars the auctoneers Office, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

mrO RFwARp-Iosr ON MONDAY NIGHT. =
SOU double casca Gold wsch and apPendAgea y iih
rxnsrs name eanrayed Fifty dollars vii be paid and 70
ssked on The same being handed over Ia good con.
dItion, Address box l6o Her aid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW BOOK ON MENTAL AND Isi6AL DECAY
IN Read H. FOR contains instructions whereby used On
constitutions may be inveorated and sefnncisd diseases
permanently removed Sold and sent free BY mail By the
author DR. H. A. BARROW 9f Blocker street four doors
from Nacdouea, New YORK Price - IN postage
stamps Consultaons frop u ~ ?. and from ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

tHAS. D. DAVIS co. WILL SELL THIS DAY AT
CiO o'clock A. NJ at their saesroos, i9i William
large assortment Of Furniture, combating OF mahorany
Sofas black walnut and other Beisteads Extension
any and marble Centre Tables maho ,any
Easy Chairs Carpets, Rockers Looking Gasse Gas Chan.
deliers, Lounges Beds Bedding, ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26
BILLIARDS..

r,IIIIAIDs BILLIARDs.-WINANTs ExCELsyv.,
II billiard Table nanutaeory. Everything Ia the " ~
,avs ~ be The Oldest establishment In tire zoe
s,sie. New aud second hand Tablss sole Aarp nted
And wareroom, u Gold street '"st"ry
1,II.IIARps FOR SALE, a SPLENDID s-r5z-,.-- -
IL new second hand tables, $40 n'gsn VI
s1s6 Complete Tables 10 let. Orders ;, sv. " ana
~ W N GilfFFrTH, N6 Fulton street. MAIL AsseAasu' 70
RILLIARD TABLES, FOR 80 az SIX ~. -
II Tables, with bal and cue,. coue,. ~s.sf4fiHD
caeap for c,sh Iaqdre Cor thyse aaxse II ci order
:. ? 80 49,, 49, s''' Wv"
n - !, BILLIARD TABLES WILL BB SOLD
street y ~ ain. sharps mandatory, l45 Fulton
Napr~ Tables class aud possess merit
ns new y invented patent Cushions edmie ~ the
iges to 10 superior 70 any now In use Also secoud
hand Tables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

NE DOUGHTY, AuoTroNEER. -PEREMPToEY SALE
M OF Household Furniture, Carpets, Paror suits &C
NJ DOUGHTY win sell this day. At lo o'clock ct sassroom
~ street. Household Furniture, comprising rose
wood mahogany walnut Psor suies In broca
tel rsps aud hscoth marble top Centre Tables, Secretary
and Library Brussels and Ingram Carpets black
walnut and mahogany marble top Bullets, Extension
Dining Tables Dining Chairs, rosewood and mshogany
marble Dressing Bureaus Washsands beosteaos liar
Mattresses, Lounges, Gas Chandoiles, &c -
rAwxBRoKERs sALE-THIs DAY, BY JOHN NOR.
4 TfMER East Broadway, consisting OF Women's
Wearing APPAREL Dresses shaws Mantias Capes CATERS
Roots and shoes Pillows Pistols and various other articles
By order OF Mrs Costello. late sol Pearl street
II T. HAzELL, AuCTIONEEa
k. WlIlTIEA0RK HAzELl, will SELL NJ auction, on
FRIDAY June w at IVx O'Clock, az their salesroom,
'''N"'' 81 LIBERTY STREET,
CUTLERY
,--,- &ca 40,
- ALSO,
FRENCH TIMED WARE IN VARIETY.
TABLE KNIVES AND F0Rhs-iA DOZEN superior
quality dlrcc, from importers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

A sHLEY NORTON TUNES, OTHERWISE CALLED
IA George Temple who Is believed TO BE- serving
United States Army earnestly enreaed for the "a Of
his afflicted parents. ut with Rev.
RUFUS Buel, A William street. Provide H. His pc
will consult his wishes in all Officers COM
rades are requested call his attention this notice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
MIARTRUR DEMOCRAT,

1 copy one year, in advance, SI,UV'
10 copies, to one address, / yr., 500,
We thus put down the price of out
subscription, in clubs of 10, to 80 90
each. We ask our friends nc
county to get up clubs in eve y neigh
borhcod, and send us in eight dollars
fer ten copies. You can do it if you
try. If our friends throughout the
comfy will raise us one hundred rev
subscribers, we will purchase new
typa and ixtures, thereby max ng the
Democrat one of the handsOmest, as
well as one of the best, country news
vapers in South eastern Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
LIOyd's Maps and Charts OF the
Different Seats of War.

Any person wishinga a cheap map
Of the United States, or Political or
Military Map, cen see several specl-
mems by calling at the Democrat or
fee. Prices, 40 to so cents. They
should be in the hands of every man
especially CAMPAIGN Chart, which,
at a glance, givos information yon
have to searcl. hodrs for. Call and
see for yourselves. The Portraits oi
the President and Cabinet and of our
principal general officersare excellent
A. W. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Laae snbordlnaie 10 Hunter.

The President stated, in conver,
sation with Mr.. Conway, Of Kansas,
be appointed Lane a Brigadier- Gene.
raj with the express understanding
that he should serv uuder General
Hunter. Laue expressed a willing.
ness to do so. 1t was never contemp,
lated that bis expedition should be in.
dependent Of or offensive to Hunter.
Lane must receive his orders from
Hunter. The President will be glad
it Hunter, acting within orders and
sense Of duty, can give orders thAt
will be satisfactory to Lane.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
heTreasury Note Bill Speech OF MI
Pend etOn, of Ohio.


Pend etOn, of Ohio.
Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio, had exam.
ined every law passed from the foun.
datiou of the Government to the pres
ent time, an found this bill essen.
italy different from any Of them. If
this bill should pass, we shall depart
from the settled financial policy of:hc
Government and involve ourselves in
disasters against which we have been
warned by the wise men who in other
days administered the Government.
lie believed that the Government had
reached q crisis in it's history, and that
we had approached period in legis- :
lation when we are to determine G the
question OF its Continuance. BY wis.,
dom we may overoome the evils Of
secession. BY the exercise Of our
great power and resources we may be
able to conquer, but the Government
can not MAINTAIN itself by the accunn
lated and manifold dangers which fol-
low in the wake of an unsound and
illegal Government currency. The
uotes to be Issued are to be made a
legal tender. This would impair the
obligation ofovery contract and dis.
turb every basis on which every iudg.
ment is decreed and verdict rendered.
Though party is entitled to demand
one thing, you tell him he must be
satisfied with another, The bill in
effect releases the parties to a contract
on one side without satis faction to
those on the other. 1t seemed to him
the language of the Constitution and
the weight Of authority which he Pen:
dlcton) quoted is, that Congress can
not do what is proposed by this bill.
Paper can not be substituted foreoin
as tender in payment OF debts. The
legal tender is the constitutional stand.
ard value, and can not be overtmown.
But he (Pendletcn) went farther, and
denied the power Of the Federal Gov
ernment 10 issue any snch notes as
this bill contemplated, whether-as o
legal tender or not.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Medical Card.

Or. E. Cow may be consulted at
Jackson House,in Hamden onthe first
Saturday and Sunday after tie first
Tuesday ofeach month"; for the ensuing
six, months, commencing on the first
Saturday in October, 1861. No charge
for consultation and advice but cash
for medicines. you are in i'll health,
oonsult Dr.. CoNE before it is too late
cf his patients accord to him skill and
usccess in the treatment Of all forms
sf chronic disease. sep20. .6m.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Banks Control GoVerpmeut,

The Secretary Chase addressed a
note to Mr.. Spaulding to-day, in which
he says immediate action is Of great
importance. The TreasuaIy is nearly
empty. 81 have deem obliged to draw
for the last installment Of the Novem-
Der loan, AS soon as it is paid ] fear
the banks generally will refuse to re,
ceive United States Treasury notes.
You will see the necessity Of pa ssing
the bill through without delay.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
The Abolitionisss Preparing to Aban-
don the Union.

uOh inc uAAous
The following opening paragraph
Of q letter from occasional" pub
lished in the Philadelphia Press Of the
21st instant is significant, coming as
it dose from Mr.. FoRNEY, the Clerk Of
the Senate, and the familiar Of the
Cabinet:
"Some Of our public men 40 not
hesitate to say, that rather than bring
back the seeded slave States intothe
Union, they would agree to a peaceful
and prompt separation. They con-
tend that in the event Of a reunion
the slave despotism will rule by its
unitv, and with the aid Of the Breck-
inridge Democrats of the free States,
and by means of the divisions of the
Republicans, the destlnies of the fu
ture of our country will be completely
controlled by traitors to the Federal
Constitution. Although no open de-
monstration iu favor Of this theory has
yet been made, it is undoubtedly sin.
ccrely entertained in certain iRhuen
tial quarters"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06


Died or the 9th ult., at the resi-
dence of his son in Macarthur, Ohio.
Mr.. Oliver Clark, Aged 81 years.
The deceased was a native Of East
Windsor, Connecticut. Settled in
Franklin Co., o., in 1907, being one
of the pioneers of the State. lie re.
sided in franklin Co., until a few
years ago, since which time he has
lived with his children. He served
his country in the war of 1912, under
Gen. Harrison. lie lived to see his
country raise to the highest prosperity
amongst the nations OF the earth, tc
die at time, when all true patriots
are alarmed for the principles Of self.
government, %hicL be and his Com.
patriots of 1912, resolved to perpetu
ate or perish in the attempt. Peace
to his ashes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Abolitionism snnbed.

OFIt was g General NJ cCLELLAN who
deserves the credit for forhiddipg the
HUToHINsoN Family the singing af
their Abolition songs to the soldiers 10
camp. HE order was as follows:
"By direction of Major General Nc
Clellan, the permit given to the Hut.
chinson Family to sing in the camps,
and their pass to cross the Potomac, are
revoked, and they will not be allowed
to sing 10 the troops.n 2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
GoDEY's DOUBLE EXTENTIoN
COLORED FASHION PLATE,
REMEMBER

that Goey's Lady's Beok contains Ia
one year 400 more pages ofreading
than any other magazine. twice as
many engravings, at least 30 more
colored fashions, better reading mat.
ter, double tho quantity of receipts,
and is in all respects q much higher
style Of magazine; and the difference
in price for a club subscriber is only
about 42 cents frem that ola club SUBJ
s,liber to a low priced magazine.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

HOWARD Association, PHILADEL-
PHIA.-The honesty and fidelity with
which this Ins;i tnton has met all its
obligations and fulfilled all its pro-
misses to the public and the press, for
many years, has secured for it high
place in public confidence and esteem.
We have reason to believe that it is
9 prefeotly reliable and highly usefnl
Institution. A new card from the
managers will be found in our adyer.
tising columns.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
T'Ilaas So.

R,instruct this Government and
for twenty years you can never elect a
Republican to the Presidency Ven
bell Philips.
Republicans know this Just as well
as Wendell Philips, the abolitionist.
The leaders do not wish for reunion.
for reunion is synonymous with the
extinction Of the Republican party
Their great object is money, plunder,
power. A long war is their elysium.
1t is personal wealth and political tri-
nmph. Re unite the union, and to-
day they would be IN the minority in
both branches of Congress, and pow.
egless fol mischief in the Cabinet. AL
their fancy schemes for taxing, bank
ing and plunderlng woald pass away,
ard the men who now rule ms to ruin
lis would become as powerless as the
innocent victim they entomb in pris
ons. No-Democrats want Union,
Union, and no 'irreprrsiD,le conficl.
A northern anti-slayery Republican
would naturally be as uncomfortable
in the Union our fathers made, as
Iago in Heaven. 70. Eagle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
oous sua,cR1BERs /.

We publish this list for the convenience
of those who are due us ior the Democrat
no that you can send us the same per mail
OF first opportunity; thus saving you and US
trouble and cost in sending after it. Char.
ues are made according TO the terms OF the
pauer, TO wit: 81 in first six months. Al.
Ter that Sl.6o; and 90 If not paid within
the year. By adding $l more to each
amount, you will have the Democrat sent
anothe, year Odd change you can send by
mail in postage stamps
IDawkin's MiH.
VIM. Ratcliif. from Jan. 8, 81, lyr., 81 5O
.Buekeye Furnace, o.
Daniel lLawer-from Jan, 3, '6l. lyr, DO
Gross Roads, o.:
H.F. Swlft--from Jan 9, '6l, lyr, 10
Urbdnu, H.:
CIV. Rilther--from Jan,3, '6l, lyr., OF
Adtlphi, o.:
Ellison Mclaughlin, from Jan 3,'6l,l ly / 90
Valley Ford, o.
A. Bratton, from Jan "a, '8l, Tyr, ! 30
n. Bobo, Z" Sept l5, '6!, 100
Mansfield. o.:
H.p. Penrod. from Jan II, 81, AYR, 30
Iron Valley Furnace. o.
NV. Huston, from June 2O'6l, lyb 80
Turner, o.. 90
L. 8. Westlall, from Aug 10, 76I, Tyr. ] 90
Fiftu-aiuth Regiment 0. V. U. s. A.:
Z. Z. Phillips. from Jan 3, 6l, lyr., 90
Mingo, VintOn Co.
John Mace, l year, from Jan'y 8, 81. l,5O
Geo Altman. / VI. fro n Jan. 3, '6l. i,50
James Bowen, Tyr. from Jan. 3, '6l. 100
John Brooks yr from Jan. 3, '6l' /,
M. Cotterell, l yr. from Jan. 3, '6l.
Md. Peck | W. from Jan. 3, '6l.
John Calvin, 6 months.
JJhn Dawson, 6 months.
Wilksspilt, Vin1n Ca.
A. s. Murray, / yr. from Jan. 8, 81. $50
"A. Dawson, lyr. from Jan. 8, '6l. l,50
Dauiel Bowen, Tyr. from Jan. 8, 81. l,5O
H. Brooks, lyr from Jan. 3,el. l.bo
VIII, Cavison, Ayr. fiom Sept. 6, ,'6l. 100
]. 8. Burk, Tyr. from July ls. '6l. 100
Iron Ydllsy,O.
NV. Huston, lyr from June 20, 81. l,60
Porlers Pack, vintOn Co.
l9RaC Porter, l)I' llOtll JoH' o. w
]. o. Hatfield, Tyr. from Jan,3, 81, LOO
w. H. Hubbard, Tyr. from Jan. 3, '6l' l,oO
Elk, Viiiton Co.
II Bray, Tyr from Jan q. '6l, 100
H Slaughterback. Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. l,5C
]. Ansel Tyr from Jan 3, 81. %.
I'M Reed, Tyr from Jan 8, 6l 10y
'Bsuttles, Tyr from Jan 3, ,'6l.. l,oc
Wm McManis, Tyr from Jan 3, 81. log
II Earnheart, Tyr from Jan 8, '6l: '5l
JC Duprey. Tyr, from July lS, 81, loo
NC Grandstsff Tyr from Jan 3, 81, 5I
A Foreacre, Tyr from Jan 3, Isl. l'oI
Sran, Vntod Co.
J jefferson, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. l,5t
VIM Herald, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. l,5t
Hamilton, Tyr from Jan 8. '6l. l,5(
Robert Welsh, Tyr from Jan 3. 81. l,5(
DrL Holland, Tyr from Jan 1851. LOT
NeD Plymouth, VintOn Co.
Christ Ellis. Tyr from Jan 8, '6l. l.5C
3 Rose, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. Lot
DJ Atkinson Tyr from JAMS '6l. l,5C
jose ph Sterling, Tyr from Jan 3, al. l,6!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

Total Io+ 0S
Of the Oonfederates, those which
were brouht into quartero, and whose
wounds | assisted in dressing and ma
king as comfortable as circumstances
would admit, were IA; killed and bu-
ried on the field, 100, with the excep.
ton of the bodies oil ZOllicoffer and
Lieut.. Railie Peyton, which will be
brought in here this evening along
with five belSurgeons, who were as
signed to my care by Gen, Thomas.
Our men did nobly, and especially
Col. McCook's Regiment--ath Ohio,
The Colonel received q wound in the
leg Just below the knee from q musk.
ct ball. dressed the wound Mon
day evening, in General Zollicofer's
Headquarters, leaving the Col. quite
comfortable; he will be all right again
in few days. ready, with his brave
boys, for another chance.
WM. w. STREW,
-. Brigade Surgeon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
.Creat, Reduction in Prices.

! = For the cheapest and best Stoves, Ploughs,
Points, Crates Fronts, Hollcw-ware and most
all other kinds of ware 60 the Handen Foun-
dry. Having adopted the ready pay system, l
per than heretofore, and cheaper than time
dealers cen afford. All dnds ofproduce and old
iron taken in exchange, BENJ- HlbL.
Hsrdsn, Jinupsy ISL, 1852.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

PROBABLE lNFANTIoIDR. .-Caroner
Case held an inquest over the body OF
an Infant, found last Saturday in the
run near Waltz's steam saw mill at
the West end of High street, On the
1st inst, Sarah Monroe is the name
ofthe cli!ds mother, The Jury return
ed o verdict that the child came to its
death from ''smotherng, drowning, or
from extreme cold" That's enough
in all conscience to hit the complaint
The jury further says that, "circum,
stances point TO the mother as guilty"
of what2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Hon. David JONES,

WILL please accept our sincere
thanks for the compliments rendered
us one day this week. Go in DAv-H
"if you do get squeezed" the more
yon say in regard to the DEMO
Graf, the better.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

An Omciai statement of the Num-
ders Killed aud Weunded-One
Hundred and Ninety lyebels bu-
ried
[From the Somerset Camp Journal, Jan, 92d.l
Below we give an account of the
killed and wounded on both sides from
VIM. W Strew, Surgeon OF Gen.
Schoepfs Brigade, as taken from bi0
own observations;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Money Saved.

WISH to say to those who owe me
on Book account, That must have:a setter
ment with all who are it deb'ed to Ine, and
CASH OR NoTEs as tits impossible TO Gerry
on business, Keep up stock, and pay hands
without cash. Please attend to this and
save ne time andy costa. Help for help
is the motto,
EDWARD HoLLAEp
Jsn'y 2, ,62-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

UThe Speach Of the Hon. John
S. Carlisle, US. Senator from West
ern Va. on the slavery question, will
appear in our next issue. Our Dem.
ocratic and Conservative Republican
friends will give it CAREFUL perusel .
1t holds to tho old doctrines Of lien ry
Clay. and his Go, laborers, as being
the only peaceable and justS settlei
ment Of the question.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

OT Court Of Common Pleas holds
it's spring term for Vinton Co.; on
next Monday. This will give onr
friends an opportunity to call and pay
us what they owe the Democrat office.
Those who cannot como to court can
send in by their neighbors. Do all
you can for us.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

The DEMOCRAT beng the official Or
gan of the County, and having the lar
Eest circulation, now offers the Best
and Cheapest Inducements to AdVer-
tisers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

HUNT AND SUPpER-A number I'd
our citizens Of Elk and adjoining
Townships, came off last friday, they
Captured 70 Rabbits, and Quails, be.
sides Squirrels, Opossums, &c, anj
nota good day for hunting at that
On Saturday evening our host of'the
Macarthur House, Mr.. McVey, pre-
pared a Supper, at VIII eli all enjoyed
themselves. Many narrow escapes
and amusing incidents OF the days
hunt were related, at this winding NJ
ofltbe hunting season. Let ussHs
what we can 70 maintain the game
laws, and next winter VIC can have
lets Of fun and plenty of gamer
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.

One copy one year, So, Two
copies One year. S5. Three copies ons
year, So. -Four copies one year, 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

1JE. D. DoDGE's is the place to
buy cheap goods, be Goa and will sell
them as low as any Cash Store, and he
dare to doit. Good muslin and prints
at 12l per yard fine kid shoes at 81.
-~~~~~~~~c~N~0.~0o~oc
SADDLES AND HARNEss.-Ullom and
Billinghurst, give notice by advertise
ment in. this weeks paper, that they
can and will sell Saddles, Harness,
Collars, Brides and as cheap as the
cheapest, and Of a superior article.
They invite all to call aud examine
stock first Door West Of Dowls store
Give them a cali no charge for exam
lining articles.
~~~~~~~~-o~o~.@~O~
~Cur thanks are due to Senator
Neal for Pnhlic Dor recaivd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

~Cur thanks are due to Senator
Neal for Public Doc. receivd.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-20

WHAT ARMY MULES EAT.-A letter from sherman's brigade, Camp Mortor, aear Bardstown, Ky, Jan. 9th, says:
 Besides having the wants of the men of the regiment to supply, l have IS mules and II horses to take care of. The mules cause mo more trouble than all else, for the scoundrel will break loose and wander away, which causes good deal of trouble in the morning Then they eat everything. Ii they get short ot hay they eat the wagons. One of our wagons had the tongue almost eaten off; another has the spokes on the wheel nearly through. If they are forbid der this pleasure they eat each others tails; and since the mule tails are shaved off, they have taken to the horses, and now every horse in the regiment Is . s'bob tail. from the samecaus except Dr. Mack and mine. They have already disabled two or three teamsters, who sooner than be bothered with them have gone back to the ranks.