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was offered to facilitate immigration. Al induce.

vas offered to facilitate immigration. Al induce.
meut TO come q distinguished member said there
never was a time when employment was more
abundant or received better wages. This is true
especially of ship-carpeuters, joiners, sailmaken,
ringers plumbers, and workers in metals.
We have heretofore recorded briefly the fact Of
the burning of the supposed Rebel ship Blanche on
the Cuban coast, near Havana, by one OF our gun
boats. Further particulars will be found in our col
umus this morning, which do not put the case Ia
very agreeable light. The story now is that the
Blanche was an English vessel, engaged in legit-
innate trade, having cleared from Matamoras Win
cargo Of cotton.
-Adyices in Washington from Mexico represent
that the Mexicans will contest every foot OF the ROAD
from Orizaba TO the Capital. Every available point
is being fortified, and tie most prominent citizens
including Juarez himself, give one days WORK pei
week to the spade.
"A decision made in the U. S. Court at Albany
Yesterday declares that the law of the United states
Congress prohibiting the issue Of "shinplasters IL
the States is unconstitutional.
Mr.. Augustus F. Dow had the honor OF being
rejected for Street Commissioner by the Ring mem
beers Of the Board Of Aldermen yesterday.
The schooner Admiral Blake, reported IA amonl
the victims Of the pirate Semmes, las arrived safely
She did not see any thing OF tie pirate.
\ Stocks were active Yesterday, with speeia
buoyancy IN Erie. Governments were steady, but nc
ectve Gold took on upward turn. reaching 1914 at u
close Exchargo unsettled. TTeights dull Flour is du
and 10 cents lowers the receipts large and demand yer
light Wheat advsrced la2 cents bushel, and Com was
shade fmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
& EN- ERAL NEWS.

The City~of Manchester, which left Liverpool
the 9TH inst, arrived at this poEt yesterday. Her
news has been anticipated by the arrival Of the Ba-
varia, but we receive by her later foreign ies Tie
English press comments on the Emancipation Proc
lamaton, the Liberal papers hang it as all immense
step in advance, and the organs Of the aristouacy
trying to rdcule it and to prove that it is the Pres.
dents last card The row in Hyde Park between
the sympathizcrs with Garibadi and the Irish has
been followed by another most disgraeeful riot Al
though no meeting bad been called, about 100000
had assembled in anticipation Of another fight. Tie
States General OF Holland have abolished Slavery in
the Dutch West Indies. Mazzini bas Issued, in the
name OF the Italian Republicans, manifesto against
Italian royalty, declaring every attempt at concord
between the Republicans aud Roysliss to be ex-
bausted."
Andrew b. Dickinson. late Minister 10 Mic.
aragua, and formerly wsll-kDown member of the
Legislature Of this State from Scuben County. has
been appointed U. S. Marshal of the Northern Dis.
trict Of Ne1-York. Thomas Ii. Clay of Kentucky
goes 10 Nicaragua in place Of Dickinson.
--TbAcarcity Of laborers engaged the attention Of
Tie Chamber Of ceYgsgce ..steyd'y, apd a plan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

II published it's London namesake's assertion
that the Proclamation of Freedom was Of no
account, along with its own Washington cor
respondents dispatch aforesaid, because each
came to it by telegraph, with no thought OF
making one criticise or refute the other.
Which, think you, the better understands
and appreciates the Proclamation of Freedom
the editor in London or the editor in Rich.
mond1 And Gen. Lee, tOo-he knows right
well that the vicinity of Lecsbnrg is open to
our cavalry raids, and has been since June,
1861; vet he has never ill now dreamed
Of collecting all the negroes thereabout and
forcbIy driving them southwark. And be
knows precisely what he is about
Rely on it, we have the demon Of Rebellion
BY the throat this time. 1t will be the Peo-
PIES fault as well as tho President's If BIO
wrigges out of our grasp. His friends here
about realize that it is now neck or nothing
with him, and are making desperate exertions.
We must not lot them succeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Tor the Campaign.

Now ready, pamphlet containing
Hon DANIEL s. DIcxIysoS's late speech Of the cooper
Institute. ,.
WILLIAM Curtis NoYFss ditto.
. Han LYMAN TRExAlN's ditto
csn I..rs s. wApswoRrHs letter accepting the ncni
a. hr,f speech to those who attended the ssrensae
given In honor Of that nomiaaton
It is printed on large type and good paper
Will cur friends throughout the State obnge Us
with orders at once9 They will be filed IN rotation
as received. There should be copy placed IN the
hands of every elector of our State VIII not one
or more friends in each County resolve that such
County at least shall be thoroughly supplied!
Price, per single copy, cents dozen copies o.
cents; 100 copies, 50; 1000, SIS. Il by mail, one
cent each additional to prepay postage. Sent OIL!
Oh receipt Of the money
assre,, THE TRIBUNE
No 1874 Nassau street. New.lo OK.
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sOMEBODy H WRONG.

1.-THE North conquer croy sguare mile Of the South
before II make The Proclamation of frsedom more
ohscl than mere waste paper" InHss tLondon)
Since Consress has thought proper leave tho mole
matter 10 the discretion OF the Precedent |, to be hoped
tbs' he III do something to fulfill the expectations Of tho
pe pie ,omethg thet Nay erciuoiy cub the usoloucs Of
to emmy and prevent prosecution II
81 spne and arson murder and scnic nsurec,iou with
which the Lincoln Goyrr nent has threatened thu South
How 1. this 10 be donnl We must resort to retaliation
The President of should issue proclamation Demand
ny iaaf Ineins LmaneIafi Proclamation be re,cfadsd
and The whole war system Of the NoIth brought within
rules OF civilized warfare, aud declaring that saisss fh be-
dine shoH Und forces into The NORTH bum ra,agr de
oaff, ond destroy eyHy their aA Nor ought chi. to
DO 81 empty thscat . tDhg lRiehmOnd. Na)
refugee from Ito vicinity Of Leesburg states that
Rebel cavalry force appeared IN that place Monday last
odd fofcbly carried South all the negroes who lad ne
vousy been collected together there aud plsc ia oorhne
meat, BY oder Of Gen. Lee"
~. y Tina Washington Di.pa!ch.l
The above passages all appeared in our
city simultaneously yesterday noruing-two Of
them in our own columns, without premcdita-
tios On oqr part. 50 with Tie n. Y, Times.
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Circulate She Documents.
ANOTHER TRACT.

The Origin and Objects Of the Shareholders
Copspiracy against Democratic Principles well as the Ma
tous Union" illustrated in the Speeches OF ANDREW JACK
son HAMILTON of Texas the statements OF LORENZO shRR'
woop late Of Texas the letter Of MusooE r. H. GARRETT
late Democratic Member OF Congress from Virginia to "m'
H. Trescot Of South Carolina showing the snt's'ms o.
Democracy and Free Labor Slavery aud It's Rebeion the
latter of the Democratic League Of City to John Bright
&C. has jus. been compiled for that League By HENRY
OREIIY and Is printed in neat pamphlet which en-
be had OF our Office II there sincere and loyal Democrat
In this State who now thinks voting for Seymour Co
we are confident that careful reaong Of this pamphlet would
dissuade him from so doing.
Price per single copy cents dozen copies 50 cents 10
ropiss s2 1000 els. If by mail, cent each additional
TO prepay postage Sec. only receipt Of the money
Address THE TRIBUNE,
No ls4 Nassau street, New.loIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
millions worth Of arms and stores at Harpers
49, Jan;tv IN such miscreants il treason

,n;l,;ons' worth Of arms and stores at Harper's
Ferry. Lenity to such miscreants 10 treason
to the Republic.
ILL., Whenever an officer proves incompe'
tent or Inefficient, supersedo him OF once, DO
matter though you have none better to put IN
his place. A new broom sweeps clean; anu
the mere fact that an officer is deprived Oh
his command for neiliciency will exert good
influence on hundreds of others. Were 1t tho
iuexorable rule of our service that every ofhcer
who needIcssly incurs defeat or surrenders a
post should be shot on sight, the Reoellion
would have been suppressed at least SIX months
ago.
". Realize, and make others realize, thot
the business of a soldier is fighting, and that
whoever deyotes his ingenuity to devlsng ana
contriying How Not to DO 1t should AZ once
he RENTED to come other vocation. limo IL
povcrful auxiliary Of rebellion: the usurpa-
ton of Yesterday becomes the legitimacy ana
Divine Right of tomorrow. Fabius and Wash
inpton are the proper directors of defensive
campaign; but the suppression Of revolt de-
mands tho celebrity and terrible energy oil
Napoleon.
Tho public intensely believes that the Ad'
ministration has been provided by it with an
array Of Military and Naval force which, prop
ery inpelled aud directed, will break the
bones of the Rebellion within ninety days. III
its just expectations shall be disappointed
if the incompetency Of some Generals lhe
treacherv of others, and the mean, desplcabe
iealousics and low ambitions of still more, shall
cause further miscarriage of the National ei-
forts. not only will the Administration be e1'
ecrated, but the Nation will be ruined. III
fate will almost necessarily be decided within
the next three months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
POLITICAL NEWS.

We gather but little from our exchanges con-
corning the late elections. An exceedingly muddy
dispatch from Philadelphia says that "oinclal re-
turns from seventeen counties comprising more than
half the voting population of the State ive slenker
Democrat, for Auditor-General, ,862 majority.
This is not very satisfactory; it might have been II
figures instead of maorties had been stated. We
have official returns from fifteen counties on the
State ticket, which show thus;
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To Advertisers.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest circulation
newspaper in thi. country If not in the world Is
taken by the enterprsrs farmers mechanics ne'esD''
manufacturers throughout all the loyal States ana
men in this city who desire reach those classes can
quite eHectualy by advertising in THE "kENLi
Price 81 line Advertisements for this week Issue
be handed 10 to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

,,mn.,v who were foraging in LOudon County
w. a,. l.d and 49, including the Captain, were
,. Su nr;sOpers. We had one killed and four
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Goserner, 1851

We don't eesrly see the overwhelming Democratic
ain here the Union men Of course have fallen oil
no less than 1881 doubtless every man OF whom Is
in tbe army, or in lis grave, the victim of Bu-
clansn's perfdy. Bat the Democrats nave
also suffered n loss Of lO,Ool, chiefly ID
tie city of Philadelphia, where, in the bret
flush Of excitement and before the leaders OF the
party stopped them, many of their young voters
went into the army to the honor Of individuals, but
not of the party. The Democratic gain or majority
in these counties is about 1900 from 1861, when
Curtin lad nearly 81, 600 majority in the State
The fullest official returns in Philadelphia show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

..,.n a, An. Navy Depsrsment tia. the Broshyns.
M csn Wedges Ga board would be obliged In opea
,nl al ara on Pioksus and 10 roush - tSS
s N, have 6ssn attacked and esdy car,se -
icn. could bsys Iesohsd he bssss 10 ss'
whsIs slsu9 4 eouldhnt r affI 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
CHEROKEE CURE

An unfsiling cure for Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impoteuey, Loss Of Power Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder Distracted and Difficult
Menstruaton and all diseases by deyiang from
the path Of nature, and indulgng in Self Pollution
By TIE of this Care al improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs of generation are speedily
cured and fall vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind ard body are necessary to prouoie
oonnubial happiness
In the Cherokee Cure toe poor debntsteG worn down
and despaiEins deyotss Of sensual pleasure will and re
lief
is safe and pleasant in TASTE 5nt imnodsts In It's
action containing mineral poison but prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price % per bottle, three bottles for g. and for
wsrded by express to ali parts Of the world
Sold by ali respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER 4 MERWIN, Proprietors.
Sole Propristors IS jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines Mem
phis Tenn.
K1g-sold in Memphis BY all responsible. druggists
mrs dtwawly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 the Public.

MEssRs CLARK, GREGORY co Ihave been afflicted
with the letter my 'eet for a number years. ard
have used four bottles Of your Ambrosial OIL whoi
have effected cure. eheerfuly recommend it to al
persons afflicted with tetter.
We respectfu ly, W. B. GRUBBS
Nashville, October 9Th 1859
Messrs. CLARK, GREaoRY & Co.. Nashville, Tenn.
Gents I find there is great demand for your Ambrp
sla Oil 1t ssaid 70 be frstIato article for rheums
tism regret that did take aa agency when you
were here. As the demand Is very great, hope you
will send it 20 me, as It viii be of mutual benefit tt
each of US. Yours, respectfully,
r s. HARDY, Druggist
Bolivar, Tenn, January 10Th 1860.
Sold at the manufacturers price by s Mansfeld s
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for S0rthwest sud by
All Aienph's druggists jai 4dHw2w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
RANAWAY,
SOITHERy SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS

ITO RENT good Res dence with not less than seven
i good room within from three to FIVE squares Of
the WoFshsm House.
Apply - WEST COCHRAN * co.
lao lw 20 Front wv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.
WANTED,
TO THE AFFLTCTED!

DR. THOS. II SCARBOROUGH having located 10
J Memphis, viii confine himself principally TO We
neria Diseases Syphilis especially, be cured per
mRneofly without the use e nerrary. So certain am
Of gucce in al Gaze that come under my treatment
that will pay he expenses IN every not cured
when governt by ny dir ctioTs Having lopg eIpe
risnce az actitioner Of medicue in the diseases OF
the soufh will attend 70 all the practice offered in the
city Oce 2O3 street west side, up t2rs, north
OF Jefferson street. iA5 fm
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PlSSHORE, LIDE 6 NlRSHlLL,
STE.4.NBO.ET,
Commercial and General Agents,

FIRST DOOR
West Of Court and Main streets, Memphis,
Tennessee.
IT AVIa'G entered into parinership for the trsnsae-
i tion Of business as Steamboat Commercial sn5
General 90 Is the undsrsg ed have opened 'heir Of
nee in Nos. and 8 Of Union Block, (entEa
the first Fest Of Court and Main streets where
they prepared 70 attend TO business Of every de-
Fcuption 4 their line, enbraeiRg the following
Steamboat Agency; Re ~, Lease or Renting
ceivinE Storing and For Real Estate sale Hire
wsrding; COlectng Notes of Ne groes COnve ysncing
Bills ete settling and OF every deseripdoa Copy
Closing looks etc; Pro log Writing Letters by
curing suitable lads Cor direction Advertising for
hib,tious. parties a distance.
All orders promptly attended - for the purchase or
sale Of arrehgndise.
In tine they prepared 20 transact all kinds Of bu
siness embraced in a General Agency.
W H. PAsS&ORE,
O. H. LTDE.
iall-'m B. MARSHALL
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SUGAR
REMOVAL
Pafenf Wire Gafes !,

Thankful for past favors solicit continuance prom
isiHg satisfaction. WIN. UNDERWOOD.
ST. hsve on hand lot Of Chain Pumps.
nrQ66ui "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of workmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction TO all who may favor US with their pat
rOnage. nolO-3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
I0ST, GnNnS

HFEsSRs. HENDERSON TERRY & Co Of New
M Orieaus. during the last month, shipped sundry
packages ef Sugar and MOs consigned 10 kailrosd
agents here for Hon A. ". o Tofteu Jackson, Tenn
The good have nsyer reached TIER q stna'inn Any
information concerning said spmeus will be kindly
received tY jsl4ail PARKER SON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
FOR RENT,

A DWELLING HOUSE, with seven eigh, 49,
N rooms and other outhouse and Eve acres I'M
land, at the of Laudsrdale aud Georgia ,,,,
streets. Apply 20 -=1-lA
ft4,- THOMAS IT ALIEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16

ALsO-MILTTARY BUTTONS. ETC,
Which we win sell at wholesale or retail. Also
a magnificent stock Of
Black, Brown and Adalia Cloths,
Together with Beaver Cloths for overcoats, Doe
Skins, Cassimeres, Yestings, Business coatiugs,
Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Reaay-Made Clothing,
and No. article of Needles. In short, our
stock is very large, containing all needful afti-
eles Of Clothing for soldiers or citizens wear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
EIOIasses

on BBLs PRIME MOL ASSES landing from tn"
on steamer Scotland and for sale by
GEO. G. BUCHANAN
iel4 No - Front Row.
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T0 CONTRACTORS.

..,-,, ppopasAf S will b. received q The ,lIy y
p - ssi = until q ocisck on hONisA =
3 nsssut for sug b ,d,ps Tor s Sy syose5ses. ssss
-. viii lle made knosgn ii ps,s .o
;ns e1bie ii7e '- y HUMPHREYS,
City fnginser.
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1T WHOLESALE!

Oos bales hest 20 Osnaburgs,
EO haIcs Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 cases Wool Hats,
z Gam OverSElOes,
rs Gents Boots,
Q EY0men's stout shoes
9I ~ ChiEdren's shoes,
g YOutas' Shoes,
60 Boys Shoes,
% Mems Hip shoes,
e RusseG Shoes,
IN Umbrellas,
* Dieces Tweeds and Cassimeres
SO Jeans,
+ so Ticking,
Q5 Kersey,
2 20 IIerinOs,
~TOO Plaid and striped Do
mestics,
90 Gingilans,
re Heavy Shirting Checks,
CaIicOes,
Hickory Shirtings,
- dozen OVeraIEs,
10 Heavy Wool Jackets,
aOO pairs PaufaIOOnS,
80 suits Gray KerSeys,
500 dozen spool Cotton.
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 Wool Hose,
20 Gotten Hose,
EO . Misses and Children's
Hose,
SO gross Military Buttons,
900 Ibs. turkey Red Cotton,
20 lbs. KNITTING Cotton,
40 Ebs. zephyr WOrsteds,
40 lbs. sewing Silks,
t0O Bed Comforts,
blankets, Mitts,
BROWN shirtings and Sheetings'
RIeached g
checked JacOnct and Swiss Mus
Iins,
rabIe Cloths, Napkins and Tow"
els,
1 plaid and White Linseys,
rauton T,IanDeIs, Green Baize'
VVbi,e and BED FIanHeIs,
n SbawIs, Neck Comforts,
" Rsactx -VeIvets, AIpaccas,
Irish linens,
RandIEcrchiefs, Cravats, Gloves
ladies', and Gents GaHntIeis,
Eeavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
wooI Yarns. Carpet Warps,
wrapping FWine,
49,, ,Ftrends, Needles, Pins
gable Cutlery, Scissors etc.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS (!
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.,

1tEMFHIs, January Z, Itt2.
rTyBIs Road has not had any THROUGH AGENT to
receive freight, for the past mo tn, sed persons
eonipuing 10 ship TO he Agent Of this company.
ofiiad - they have been heretofore that viii not
receive H. except through merchant agsLt at the
Depot OF the Company, ard then only have ears
N trsnsnort II W J ROSS
iasgv General Superintendent
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WANTED,

4 sIFr ALTON as Oardei or by one who thoroughly
"A under lands the business Apply It
JOHN 2 AHERTY'S
fa43rs ON e Il street between Shelby and Na,u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For COUNTY Trustee.
For Tax COIIecfOr.

WE are authorized to announ HENRY T. JONES
w AS can idste for the Office Of County Trustee,
At the ensuing March cleo ton. jaio te
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~. sser the above. and othg desirable good
live At WHOLESALE roe CASH
~ Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys' etc viii
taken in exchange for gooes
JOHN T. TdIJoR & CO.
Corner Of Adams and Second streets
saId-1v --
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16

w are authorized - announce GEO. r. powell
w as a candidate for re eoiion the office Of Tax
Collector Of shelby county the ensuing Ma eh eieo-
ton ial0te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
Special Notice.
R-see F. b. CIa-k 4 Co.'S column.

F-ses F h. Cla7k 4 Co.'S column
rY-see advertisement OF Ward & McOleland, whole
sale and retail Druggiss IT'S and III Main street. Oppo
site Worsham House. SOC
EF-The attention Of the readers OF the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement Of G. W. JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, No 20 Main street. sp13ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16

when our men LETT that State. They run a
saw mill and farm, and one can geta good
a country dinner there as the palate could
wish--that We know of. Gattleare pienty;
SO are .wAter-melons, gteeniuorn, squashes,
figs, peaches, aud all the inviting variety of
vegetable. The whole island, aad the 9TH
ers bordering this coast up. to Rdisto, near
Charleston, are under cultivation by Uniou-
lists, aud forms thousands of acres of an
agricultural interest, most pleasing result
of Yankee arms, and darkey's, TOO, 10 a
modified sense.
a word about the reports seat about
this Department Oh course the New York
city pGpers are the FIRST having news from
this force which are received at home. 10
common with RH here, was astounded at
the report of transactions here. All was
mis-statemelt, credit was given where none
should have been, and things told which
were not done. If history is made up from
such material, it issnoswouder that history
has been considered stnpendous lie. No
accounts | have seen have been correct
save those written by setual actors, and
this the specials are moi Often the papers
for New York are made up .partly before a
fight The accounts sent from here are
shameful. However Incredible, because SO
contemplate, such fact may appear, yei
there is no douos that the great New York
papers share in a state jealousy of Penn
sylEania. ] have yet to see Pennsylvania
Volunteers done justice in statement
from that source.
Our Co. a is in pretty good case, We
have some sick, but these are entirely over;
| worked and oyerheated individuals tagged
/ out at Jim Island. Not one of us is il
hospital. Clafey and McKeeyer are here
and walking round. They are inmates o.
the general hospital, where all is done fol
their comfort that can be accomplished IL
ibis blistering climate They are cheerfu
aud doing fnely. G.