davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
TO Il PEOPLE OF


w 49,
TE UNITED SE
In the month Of December. 1888, the undeIsgn1 LSf
tho drst time offered for sale 70 hepuDhe N: : ~
VIE DOD3 IMPERIAL WINE BITfEkS, ana IN tnif
sh3rt period they have given such universal satslee-
ton to the many thousands Of persons VINO nave lilea
them that il Is no4 an established article. The amount
Of bodily and mental misery arising simply from me
glect Of small complaints is surprising, andlt Is tnefe-
fore Of the utmost importance that q strict atteniionto
the least and most tTihing bodily ailments snonld pc
had; for disease OF the body must invariably anect the
mind. The subscribers now only ask q trial q
DIR. J. BOYEE D0DS'S
Imperial Wine Bitters
from all who have NOT used them We challenge the
worid 70 produce their equal.
These Bitters for the cure OF Weak Stomacns, den-
eral Debility, and for Purifying and Enriching the
Blood, are absolutely unsurpassed by any o'ber RENEE
dy on earth. To be assured Of this, it Is only neces-
essary 20 make the trial. The wine is Of 3 very supe-
rioF quality being about One-third stronger than ON
er wines, warming and invigoraIing the whole system
from the head to the feet. As these bitters are tonic
and Alternative in their character, 80 Il strengthen
and invigOFate the whole system and q 7ne tone
and healthy action TO all its parts, by the
circulation, removing the distractions z
a general warmth. They are excellent
weakness peculiar TO Females. where a.
ed to strengthen and brace the system.
is subject to lasitude and faintness, should
then. as they are revivifying in their action.
~ DTTTEDO
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
IOWA POMoLOGICAL GARDENS.

Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Currants, GoOsberries,
laspberries, etc, etc at very large discount from es-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
SEEn PnTATnES-

j. J. lIHCRMANs
Druggists, BrOwnville, n. T.. )
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
OUR sroCK % E-yERGRERNs

Is large and very nua pecmsus. Sizes and prices to
Huit. e
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to.
VERRRY ALDRICH,
p. 0. Address, TskiIwa, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
JOHNS s CROSLEY

Wholesale Warehouse, 7S, William Street,
Corner ofLiberty street, NEW YORK,
Full e~scriptive Circulars and Prices win be fur
nished On application. -
Nov. z, 1861. 1y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
INSURANCE.
MECHANICS, ATTENTION

MECHANICS, ATTENTION
Nl Sir cents day will give shs 10 nlly Of ma
aged On. es a.: ono. 81 ~ T S:'
t,,i,y LAG Insurance snd Annuity Co, 81 Pine q
mn stairs sP ~ 2sss'iss y
C,ECURtTY LIFE INSURANCE AND AZ
- nui.y Co Of New York, 81 Pine st.-Si, 600 III
SEQ T0-Psrsons thirty years Of sgs can insure shs
o,hsrs by paying yearly ga 10. and u . Srsdu,
ny scale Tor persons oder OF younger. The yr,1
D.. Franklin said, "A policy ~ LIZ. Assu,sn.s
the chsspest and safest snJls n, pAkiaS . ee1tJ
male quarterly, II pre.e rsd. .nf when the 81
MUM 7lgoanst koI,y t.s,sns ssst. . note K
b. 'skTl 7. ln0.hs,f ,hs AE,InL ciubs ,, ses".
more GembsS ubsra..y asA,t Wua. sp2s 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
SUMMER RESORTS.

lOLl MBiA llAlIe-I.EBASDN SPRINGS
tohimOs County, New Y * The sub
sctiher, grateful :" thosr many friends who %
kin-y AMI literally lstrun.l.d his house durtna
tic visiting season 90 last year, would rcspectiully
solpi's renewal Of their patronage, sui hereby
takes this method oi informing them ami the pub
lie gcucra'y. that Il, II tel hs undergone all ne
G. AIRY iApr1yemtru and tie usual q rough
coiii'nof guests ~ tic 18th day Nay. Arrange
~ ats can lc male /, H'c1u.Dp lat, with hoard
MY iim les Ia Snw Y. =, ot r'scVherc, who de-.
stn ~ leave . 'ir boarding aces, or break M
hu'c-k"f r,hg hy the LIT of May, T. 80 into the
country. I'ttnDu SprinYs can h, reached from
= $. OK : r,t, va u ii. 20. t.i'e day, also
Toy at as' ~ r'rs, ~ y t.f n M Chatham
4-roflrri ev.ry d'y. ANsON rAPspNS. Pro-
l'Iei 2. ap.l 2IIcglD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
ENTYsGssY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCCYFRH-
hAsl ia7a p a G7,t, Ih sAtrartl without .sn
tg Dn. J. JAY vllLER5, OF 10 u lui 4, i.Es
great n. t.r.ra u recommending lin . those sue
Ter ~ .-vuI The turuopts vi tJotAEcL-. q, UlhD-
LIZ, IA chryt'.e It. f.j3
pYfiiE OF } UNITED Stalls TOOTH
- q, npsay, tsb'ishui 20 yelrs, ~ DR.. II NlLr
LERs Seur, ths inventor Of ulilsrsi re'h,-Treth
extracted without pain. Teeth Sled with so,f
boa., cemart OF otbar flinss, 10 its. ArtaciA,
tec,p an ga a 40 is; on diver, 81 pvr tooth o.
ito beat workmsn.lip and materials warrsn,ei 4
"a D,,yerv opnosits 10 sc Old theatre. sp.d lac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
lR BONE, OFFICE IS WEST 10Th ST.

L INs DUNE, UT TOE JI W FaNI IVth MI
~ diseases o. the heart, lunys liver kiineys ul-
ccratsd th'ca,s, female conf lsintt &ci,d uiceru,
srts. er4ptiuus, -sin d.stssss, cirri. Once hours
T. 4. and t. . p NJ Old DR. BONES n tiers
and Pills sold only at my lfce. ap2a 24ic'2SA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12

h"' r." ". iH't.-- FIR som gyl'c.
SO" i, ". western fNr" ~ ..r D. 4, ton. A lei town.
H. ill.,. ii..l t.u'al, lt.,i.4g, and No wese
. o.. cir' from j roy Cty ttvug' ~ P.tts-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12

nE AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY ST,

~ AMI Ar fiS M''NDh1, MA1 OIL 80,
" 1862, Trans "a g n it,ou River R,ilroad =,
si.l 'r,.n y - Y,ri, A h.ny, Tr,y, and pls a
Nnt 0nt " -, viii rfu IS 'o''pws Sudiys g..
c.lt.li g.. t N,rtH, l. ave- 4. .,tlct', sirsei 8
a. IA. I * O. P.,se1 .''r fr,u, topping siisI-
.. g'th OF 81 nh i'n md AZ Bip.h.nls. Lac
t."'Ib'rs II e,t-7. 10 %. ~. iNVi dTrsiI ic 80
ban Hnl Toy. NoI!ry =; loukers, ksk D..
G,rit,'.'s riHk'l, Pal-hAorps,c, Rhine, cN q.
' w. - fm"i.t VI, C"tisS!I rt'fln, Nddsuu spt
stu, ve~'r-. 80 a. ~. fonk IA Way Nall . 4
rF' nler rfain, stopping e a.. .t,tipis north &
Ma 4Hiiau AID 1t B4riAaIf.s 500 y ~. Puusl-
Se'r ., w. N Ill Gnd Pause 3s Train, piping ~
a. stations A"..h Q! .LiFS. .!5a. IN. PreXsfin
rasa'i ~tr Isar stpl NJ Il ~ stat - excepting
h!l sire 4, Suykei'a Y and Il-nwood. HOO .
M. EsPres5 Train for Albany and Troy. 100 pm.
Pon;hkssps!e Way Freight and Passenger Train.
Stopping At all stations north # Manhattan, except
Ing Glcnwood md Scarborough. c.Ion IN. Yon-
k,ls Passenger Train, stopping vt ~ s.atohs rorth
Of Manhattan. 3SOp IN. Express pa-sen Train.
for Albany a. Troy. 100 p 10. preks II W.y
Manhattan, .yiepting Crusers. t.Sop. m. Fish
XII Hspresr anger FRAN f,3pping NJ 100 81
Fort w.shingtan H. spun tea Day W. f1nktrs, L us
Pc.kakll snI al stations north. b u +. IN. T. y,
press Passenger Tan for Albany aHi Toy. D."
p. IN. sgs Sing Pass, 1ger Train, stopp.ng ut arr
station go p N rouslkeersir Freight A. r,
P.ssen. r Train 'typpn.s >. Manhattan 1894 ii. "
Fort N-slinsttu, Tubsy Hook, sFuyten Dlyvil.
Riverds.e, youkers, IL 'tngs Dolts ferry IrvIns-
ton, TsrEy'oyn, Sing Sing Pe.kski'L Garrsons.
y. IN. Paas, 'er snd Express Freight Tram for Al
barry and T. =, with sleeping Car .ttac-ed. Going
Souti, Leave Alhtny-5.l5 =. o. Exprfss Train,
arriving In New York Mt i),on a, N. 200 a. IN.
100 a. m. Way Mail, Way FFs.st, ant Passenger
Train for Po'.Ghi eepsic, stopping at all stations.
400 r, m. Exircss Passenger Tain, arriving In
New York at 90oP IN. COOP 10. MIX sud Pas
$40 p. M. Passenger and ESpre.s F,ci.m Tain.
arriving h. New Yok ate tos u.y9 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
'TICE-oFFICE OF THE STERLING

~ Co., New York. April Goth. 1892. An elect on
OF IL netprs and In, FACTORS Of Election, Ia serve
Tor te ensuing year viii be held vt ~ Pine street,
room 7, icsdHy ~, 81 - June instant, between
the hours II and =. u. The transfer books will
be closed the 6t ~ May instant. by order
the bard, GEo. y. TOWNSEND, SECRETARY.
ap.6 33st0<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
nFFiCE TIE BOARD OF EXCISE, ID
~ Centre st., AID Chambers st., New York.
l.lO

nFFiCEO OF TIE BOARD OF EXCISE, ID
~ Centre st., AID Chambers st., New York;
TO TIE INN, TAVERN AND HoTEL KEErErs
and lipuur de lcIs Of this The boa d OF Excise
viii open the urnission ON the goth OF May, lsd3,
At 8 o','ock In TIE afternoon, In the Common Pleas
Count R-,rn, Part No. 1, Tor the purIoss Of granting
licenses for tie ensuing excise year, and will close
The Blank Pstdors and Bonds can he hal at the
Offices Of the undersigned:
W, JAY HAskEI'r, President of she Do.rd,
IS cCutrs st.
ROBERT D, HOLMES Counsel g ,, tho lard.
- SIT Yves, SSH st.
Y u Notice f. hereby given th.t the penalties
prescribed b. iaw will lie rigid y enforced, mylo %
DKOPOsALs FOR $40, 600 OF 'THE NEW
YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"
Sealed PIoIuras viii b. Trceiv, u the Conp;njl-
leI's O',ct, until SATURDAY, May II, 1882 until
2o'cl,ck Y. NJ, when the sane Will be pu'lely
opened, for tie whole or any part Of Me sum VI
Two hundred aud Fifty Thousand Dollars OF Tile
New York County Cart HOUSE, stock" authorized
by chspter ljT OF thu laws Of 1862, aud 10y ordi.
lance Of the Board o Supervisors approved BY Ma
mayor, Aprll IS lS62.
I5e sail st,ck Is to provide means to Isy for thu
land acquired for new Court House, and ~ cree
such Court House thereon. IL will bear interest ..
the rats uf six per cent. per annuIn, payable hall
yesrly, On tIe INST days Of May and November and
the principal will be reiecnisbs In successive an
uusl insts ments Of one hundred Thousand iol!ars
each, commencing With the hrst day OF November,
A. d., 1879
The proposals will state the amount OF stock de-
Sire and the prics perone lnirtd dollars thereo
and the persons VIII prop, 30 Ia ere accepted, will
b. require u depot with - County Treasurer
within .f,seu days ser the llening IL the bids,
the sum avtrd,d to thepi rss. .e,ivtly.
On Presenting 10 the Conf troler the receipts OF
tho County Treasurer for suoh depos u, the pare;
viii bs entitled TO receive eertife Ies for eqpA
smo,nts Of the par value Of ths STOCK, bearing In
tero-t from lie dates OF payments. ,.,
Lsch proposition should be scaled and endp I,s
| Crop sails for New York County Court hoiss
Stock " md inolosod In second envelope adaf
| " the Comptroller I'll n, ~.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any OF az =, W.
bids, II considered necessary W y 'ee' " P'
| tie iiierests of tue County. ,,,s ,,,DiI,,
| civ a, Nov, Vol, Dfpsl'Jent Of mares
Cou.p.oAes.s oMos, Nay 9Th. isds, NJ is'i|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
l. FLOUR
NEIL ASD FEED MILLS.

TIE pr pTo,ar having 'g, IN new srd ,nproved
machinery '-r grinding LcHt 'pd Masking Aoit, 10
prepared t. sell good article of Flour q. car -
iphn anywhere, and ut slrrasonNbe prices. Wheat
and Rye " 'lr, Graham ani Bu Eyhce' Flour, IN.
White and icIlow Meal, O,t "A, Al, Coarse Meal, RE
h'pl, N'Niry, end Wheat"u nrts, Ground Fed,
me Tee T. Oh Meal, Graz ked Corn, Zee n BEECH.
tR bsl no,IsuL st. bet BAna And H,uJnu.i ~.
NY. ap.6 1I.c.lTg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
SI,STh<s. MAS'IllSt,.

N s.WlNt. MACHINE EN- JRlUM-
sso bfvAowHy, o,i. BruiAua
Every Far,ty "
- Family aud Nix sewn, Machine.
TO Rent AND fuR SALE
myy ?hac'lAl
SEWiNG MACilNEs--SlAGiKS WTce,,,
Wilson'S, GO'ei ~ b.kurs Uu. otLerz, ft
sale r.nt or exchange; sold On part "a, neu,; ma.
shiDch loASnt, exchanged and repGil,i, a. No. So.
Iio"dwt,, room ., ap stairs, J. -, u.,y,r ls
b. Lcr's bag machines cheap. mya ~ ~
GIVING WORCESTERSHIRE LYUN
- and othsr hrtt-ciass sewing fat. mes q ret
~ sac "a monthly payment. isn 4cuons e,
Az! ~ charso ur delivery. Alp.y 3. /. H. u. \
aoHO' L. - 'f.,, ~ the fiDEe a Lyons 4 D
% 'io'd".r. sl.J 49, II
SENlNG AAtHlNL FOESiI E--UAi OF
~ b'htv,'' Ne" m.. .nnt. hro ..i.. iuio ,ihcl
oas.less, illpr l't 900, ...l ,,-a %, .. al 2i,c'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
srs.AMUGATs.

pJOrNlNG LINE FOR fEEKskll u
VI IAsAUHoEA VIII, on saturday May .St'',
,,salns ef .,illrIrrs daily, Without eAespttlI
.sging J1y s'root et 4. NJ, ~ hing ~ CArhto-
hei nj 3rtL sts, a. well as tina .her interIlaiite
iILAss EiturniuS Leaves 1skskiI At r.
A. 10 a'ls<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
T'O SiRiNGERs AND INF r,pI,C..
Lsi.scasvac. NDl!d'.:2.

4 H. SSLBtLRs, SEANiN. or TuLlE
"tLNriNt~ tNS HAVE THEIR
:.r y I' NIN, H'G/N 'pN'T AE.tAt@ OF
Pm NNb f.N'iJN- COZ ~ 10 N,D
tf si.p A. !. -. HON ~ a 60,
NkIi so NAVY "a. AsRs ~ BROADWAY
ni .'-,t ~.
Pr" ipNS, slo0 Bot MY, FRYE Monty.
az OBJ oi'r claim. 'Hr so'di"r' and su. rs,
i'.' Wilma 1c.rr, QUIT s. cp..',I Of .t.e-h-
y ~ y. ". Ryan, "di y 4twa., ~ C.auih,ss
ST. ny' .ic'i@
DENsinN t>D WAE - ',N sC.N,Y-
itd'is'cl - ~ ,. s. b ,, 10 l-,i 40.
IJfg' tic l'ats.t w,r, ulsthtr ." r. ...i '.t,,
.il b. COM. r' pensions y .il. { { "
MYERS %" y .tas. ROOM -. my ir'll1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
eSts4.lssDtyiS.


TLNIRAL RAILROAD UF AEW JERSEY
II uit.n J.r.,,l. wit. . ...n.-., LlcknwEns,
W i m 'i'road, IN 1t T. tn ". l'hish Val:
l,y II drrad mt ~ connections. Girn,uy 4 uir~J
.'te t" fii iSbt.RiII and tie wEsr, " thout Q
! change Of c,rs.
stMIER AHRASGENLNr.
CHnm .Hs Mary mh' 1862 L.ave New York
H,1A.sarEI EXrinss--M GA. NJ, for Fss, n.
u y. nHn@' i 10y We, Harrisburg, H'uh Chunk.
MAJ Ta,N-M "A. ", rrEut,a.wa,, Curs
S'rut %, Great u nj, + it,oi,, Wa ,niitc. tsc.
l. Nj T"H tau IrNis-Fur "a tri, M,uch
Shint Wil'm'lot, Il aiding, Potville Hsrris-
L.Jsh. &c.
~. VI. rIartGu T.AiS -ror Eayt,n, II, Il lsbsm.
A. u ''p AMI Muicl Chuuk.
""' l.. =. W. th'tt-- FIR 5 IN gyl'c
-o"r. n. Wc'trtnESrr 50 ..,r p :. ton A lei town.
i;,' it,, u"I i,u'ai, lu,bg4g, and no weve
? o.. cir' from roy Cty trvugl to P.tts-
bur =.
LNrEi - TRAIN FOR Harrison re-.
To-, \. u. D. ple,s TsAu rom \ " YORK Ar
- " at II 'rl.'t''rs At =. ". conn ting Ea,t md
w "I = ''''' l.nh &. atrai J.rr,d, n nth u
{ NJ. r. r,al North AMI South. and With .ula-
IT, 49, e, Il i!roIi.
Ti'| riI.otGn ENrEE5s TRAIN FOR rHs
NIsr
''t fo.. It . T. a. daily Is lalays exec
, ''. b" ~ ',..- cuIr q ii Il II grisburg w'Ih
'.'.'H' J. Do tu'.'.-H q. a.. change of caisSo
o.. .'.', n|t 1t rl,s { G .rlqt anil ellis 40,
illHhi.IiiPDEr ANB Nh YORK FERIY.
V " W Y"rs from Yer ~. Nnrsh River, q
=. q 3. -N \. e.. '.-', 4..p .ll 800 F. NJ.
{. : t. 90 y r,.u PINT aul Mariners
II rh1. ~ - tr p'a''i way,
"E." lr'ioa JonS o. Stems. Superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12

Spring CLOAKS AND MANTlLLAS.
NOW OrrN.
A Full Assortm' / 81 al tine
LEADING STYLES,
e extremely low pticrs,
81.
PEARL DRAB FRENCH CLOTH do, Illus, out :,
t5to a.
MCH IT. SIRE BrAcK SILK sACQIEs, richly
tr.uit'cd, ~ - - go
u folni Il sfi l.E aud Qu,ty, Ladies vii fui
lnr Gtrin 'ut frc sgT rriut t. those f.ii. la many
Nor"suu Bruad".. and C.n.l street, and our Prices
wv guarantee 70 T. 90 per cent loss
w. X PEYfON,
EXCELSIOR CLOAK AND HANrlILA HOUSE.
"a DoNrry, near Houston street.
nys tTlFMN ru'1.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
THE NEW YORK sun.
Tho Elixsr of Life.

MONDAY MORsING. MY p, 1852
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12

4 nicely 'Trni'hHd oyster and diuirs ss',ou,
Y ~ thr'" btw'.ns al,!s, u,'Jr American IL gel,
10 EpWtry, N. y. m, bsil2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
mr. VAN iiAMBERT's FEMALE MONTH
HERES HEALTH FOR TIE MILLION
hDr. CLARKEs Vegetable Sherry Wine Bt,,ers.

MADAM MOhROWS' MAGIC OIL Is
A'i warranted 70 re- ihcunltau, neurslria,
spinal a'ie, TONS, pains IN sic or hack. aud Srs
throat; II never falls IN curinr all ache and palma
Price, 20 ami % cents per bottle. l.. Lnd'ow 81
ap?J llac'i22
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12

ITO LEl-BAKERY STORE AND BACK
room, with hSturer In both, cor 9Th and South
9th sis, Wlllismsbursh. II IL well locstcd, iu q
most respectable and thicky built up neigbborhooa
and well adapted for . good business. Also second
For IN same house TO let. Apply on the premises,
to v. GILLESPIE. nyiO 3'14
To LET, TO SMALL FAMILIES, CON
l. venient apartments water, &c, in new houses
on 81 ave, cor. sSd st. and 81 ave. bet liTth AMI
lleth 81. Rents from So 70 - per month. Apply
o. lcprenses at Harlem from W 3 and at York
vile from " eP. y, myI Stis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12

nDO RAILROAD lABO.ERS WN.rI-
.OOO Ell, .oc COM sly work wages, a. rev
d.y fare advanced have W he ~ 49, 49, & ,', &,
T.. NJ, Monday. INh OF MAY, st the VI a u o.. -.
Iplt d MAIfRS, | Greenwich ST. uy9 IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-12
FOR SALE AND TO LEE.

A GOOD FARSI or COUNTRY SEAT FOR
- snl' ~ lans iland two be- 'rs ride, 90 res
ii lnud, with house AND harm arI other bulluinls
god view e olitn Ia, Atlantic O'elu. T. ."
f-,phh go farm 'i - ,cros Of lInd, lth sil.li
hons" All am. Pri., $500. T,,.nsc,tt AiIly
u nr ROTH 400 ST. ave. Rpii 2is'i23
4 PihTMiNIS 10 LET IN FRONT AND
rear house a.. Ncofigr II. Islu.rc 90 ito
Canal u, mar ipr-y ia =. myGG'i'G
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-02
White House,

From the New York Evening Posi.I
SO much is said of this locality, and especially
OF the heuse Of Gen. Lee, which gives the place
Its name, that description of the place and
grounds viii be interesting. White House is on
the south bank Of the Pamunkey river, at the
junction Of the river and the crossing of the
Richmond and York River railroad It is the
place where most of the vessels carrying sup
plies to the army now make their landing The
river Is some one hundred and fifty yards in
width, and sufficiently deep, while the bank is
just high enough to allow a steamboat to fasten
to the shore, and, with few planks thrown out
upon canal boat, to land her goods
The railroad bridge is now rebuilding, and
from this bridge vessels fill the river for nearly
half mile, to the grounds of the White House
Prom the river to our camps four engines with
their trains are constantly running, while some
hundred white tents OF all sizes line the shore.
The grounds around White House are level
and fertile. Some two thousand acres are under
Improvement, and when the army first arrived
this tract was mostly covered with an immense
growth of clover, sffording excellent subsistence
to horses and mules. The house (Gen. Lees
house) is two stories in hight, formed by center
and two wings, with piszzas along the wings
on either side.
The body of the house measures forty by
twenty-five feet, and the wings are twenty feet
AOhb' IL STATUS upOu q oliBuhlJ elbNabou ~ uu-
datlon, and has a neat and airy appearance, with
pleasant grounds around it, though no attention
has been paid to adorning them. A flower and
vegetable garden are inclosed. A few steps
above the house is an old square structure occu-
pied by house servants, and few novels for ne
gro quarters, outhouses, etc. Below the house
are two barns, an ice-house, and along the bank
of the river are sOme twenty diapidated negro
houses.
The house and the grounds around, an area of
about ten acres, have been guarded by our senti-
nels. General Mcclellan, when he arrived at
White House, began to pitch his headquarter
tents on the lawn in front of the house, but re-
moved the same day to aplot quarter of mile
further on.
The house could accommodate about one hun
dred and fifty wounded men; the two barns
would shelter one hundred and fifty more, and
the rest Of the other buildings could contain,
perhaps, fifty more. The grounds would accom-
modate huts and shelter for about five hundred
more men, without crowding, lis a pleasant
location for hospitals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-02
VaIEant Georginn.

The Richmond E1amiHer Of the Dist inst. re-
lates the following:
We are credibly informed that Yankee can
| tain, who was severely wounded snd taken uriz-
oner in the skirmish of Wednesday, and vbo
died near the battlefield yesterday, made the
| following statement Just before he breathed his
last He said that neither be OF his companions
now thought that Mcclellan could get to Rich
mond By that route; that he expected 70 sea
hard fighting, and knew the rebels were brave.
but that their valor exceeded anything he had
ever seen or heard of; and mentioned in proof
OF his opinion that he was the fifth man that hal
fallen at the hands of Georgian. He said one
Of his company attempted to take the Georgian
prisoner, but was killed in the attempt to do so
that then three others went up to take him.
these, too, were soon dispatched by the Gsor-
giani that then he approached, and although ne
killed the Georgian, 81 he wounded me, d" said the
dying Yankee, Sc so severely that !, too, viii soon
be another victim that fell by his unhagging
valOr." A few minutes after saying this the
Yankee died
Who was this noble Georgian Let US have
his name, aRd let it live in immortal fame IS an
example Of the highest courage and holy slim
ulus for others to 90 and do likewise. With
such soldiers surely subjugation IS impossible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-02
Exemptions Under the COnscrfpiio on LAW
nl gnugress.

| OF congress-
The following exemption bill was passed by
Congress and signed by the President just be-
fore the adjournment:
A bill to be entitled An act to exempt certain
persons from enrolment for service in the
the armies of the Confederate States:
SECTION I. The Congress of the Confederate
States Of America do enact, That all persons
who shall be held to be unfit for military ser
vice under the rules to be prescribed by the Sec
retaTy of War; all in the service or employ of
the Confederate States; all Judicial and execu-
tive officers of Confederate or State govern
ment; the members Of both houses of Congress
and of the Legislatures Of the several States and
their respective officers, all clerks of the officers
of the State and Confederate governments al
lowed by law; all engaged in carrying the
mails, al feTrymen on post routes; all pilots
and persons engaged in the marine service, and
in actual service on river and railroad routes of
transportation telegTaahie operatives and min
istcrs Of religion, in the regular discharge of
theT ministerial duties all engaged in working
ion mines, furnaces and foundries; ali Jour
neymen printers actually employed in printing
newspapers all presidents and professors of
colleges and scadamies, and all teachers having
as many as twenty scholars; superintendent
of the public hospitals, lunatic asylums and the
regular nurses and attendents therein, and the
teachers employed in the institutions for the
deaf and dumb, and blind; in each apothecary
store now established one spothecary in good |
standing, who is practical druggist; superin- |
tendents and other operatives in wool and other /
factories, who may be exempted by the SecTe-
lary Of War, shall be and are hereby exempted |
from military service in the armies Of the Con-
federate States.