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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
MasLlInlloa. Mav 3

- '''s''.ii - Ar't
About two months aeo stated that
there was in contemplation by the Gov
ernment an amnesty measure, that It was
proposed to offer said amnesty rs soon as
ever our power extended over Richmond,
and few other specified points. Now [
learn not in 50 many words nor indirectly
that sui ject matter Of such amnesty meas
ure is actually under consideration, and
may soon tie issued-the whole depending
Oh the immediate success or deieat Of our
arms.
| was told some time ago that such
amnesty would be extended to all except
Davis and his Cabinet and the Confederate
Major Generals aud big. Generals, with a
few prominent civilians.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

gD A gentleman reports from Hazel
Green that the committee appointed 70
visit Pittsburg after the late battle. IN
which a number Of Hazel Green men We're
wouaded and several killed, and see to
them, had succeeded in bringing Lieut..
Purman up the river to Keokuk at which
place he WAS left until be gets able to tray
u. Il IS believed he viii recover from bis
wounds, which were at first considered Ia
tai and 50 reported. Dmiel Howard Of
tile same Company has died since his 70.
turn to Hazel Green, not from the
effects Of bis SIGHT wounds bat # sickness
contracted in camp. Mr. Pease, same
company, wounded in the knee, is doing
well.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

ANOTHER SOLDIER GoNE.-Died At his
residence in Hazel Green, Wis, the 2sth
day Of April, 1862, Harrison G. Howard.
aged 40 years. Mr.. II. enlisted last fall,
and WAS a member Co. /, 10Th Req. Wis,
Vol He fought calamity at the late bat
tie Of Shlch--was wounded in the thigh.
and taken prisoner After the repul,e Of
the enemy Monday, he was found in a rath-
Ell secluded position, where he had lain 80
hours without food and wet from drepch-
ing rain, The fatal disease Of that climate
(dysenter) seized him, and terminated BIZ
earthly cxs'enee the next day aiterhe reael-
ed home. He leaves wife and four child
rem shorn of a kind husband and father
GuIead -4deerfiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
r. ...mar.l sslnlx.a 81 California. reeenl

- l-'t 7IF1s s59tsiI II I'D 'sVSs1s
lv appointed military governor AofthCaf-
oiina, Is native If the LITTER state, and form
eriy represented a strong Wing district in
Congress EmigHting y California ii
1870 30, hi soon hecAnle widely known
il,ees y al able lawyeF. tie was. Ne tylieve,
the Req. candidate for gavemi IL 1857
when he MAS ,eie.ssd hy senator Latham.
He suts ruentiy alsurea politics and an
nounced lis intes.ist IF becoming a minis
ter of the Gospel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

American HOUSE McGHEGoR--When
you 50 to MeGregor stop n the American
House, VIM. N. Harding proprietor. L
is convenient to tile steamboat Landing,
the accommodations are good,charges re;ss-
oaal,le, and the best Of attention is given
to the wants Of guests.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
rey Generals johnston and Marrudl

II JeneFals a0lIHsI0H aIlu MagFudeT
made speeches last week at Yorktown Il
all the troops, calling Oh them to use erery
exertion to defeat the Northern inyadeis !:
that they should neves surrender SO iong
as there was man left; that if they tye 0
defeated At lorktowit the cause of The Cons
federacy WAS gone, rs they were determine
cd to lest their cause in this, their Isst bat
tia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

rs We may owe the pubic an apollo
ry for the lengthy accosnt in orr paper
concerning Mr.. Bucilin, and his friends
and the Devonshire Stock. The circun-
stances are interesting to many through
the County, besides the information which
may he valuable generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

Bg Market reports indicate improve
ments in prices, but will not be- at their best
till the warehouses al Milwaukee aud CHI
caao are cleared, say IN fortnight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

~ Mr.. w. 0. Schmidt forbids per
sons by advertisement from miuing on
certain lands about Beeto..n, except on
agreement with him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
Gen. Grants Explanation.

Yea. uian LAplanauOl.
The papers having generally abused
Gen. Grant for allowing himself to be sur
prised at Pittsburg, he has written letter
which the Cincinnati Commercial publish
Is as follows.
II viii 90 On and do mr.. duty to the
very best ofmy ability. without praise,and
DO all | can 10 bring the war to speedy
close. am rot an aspirant for anything
after the close of the war. There is che
thing that | feel well assured Of that is,
| have the confidence Of every brave man
in my command. Those who showed
the white feather will do all ia their power
70 attract attention from themselves !
had perhaps dozen officers arrested for
cowardice in the first days fight These
men are necessarily my ,nemies.
AS to the talk about surprise here
nothing could lie moro false. If the
enemy had sent us word when and how
they would attack, we could not hive been
etter prepared. SkifmSbing had been
going on fortwo days between our recon-
motoring parties and the enemv's advance.
did not believe however that they in
tended to make determined attack, but
simply make recounoisances in force. Nv
headquarters we're at Savannah, though /
usually spent the day at Pittsburg. TrooEs
We're constantly arriving to be assigned TO
brigades and divisions. All were ordered
to report NJ Savannah, making it necessary
to keep an office and some one there.
was also bookings Buell. to arrive. and it
was important that | should have every
arrangement complete for his transit to
this side of the river"
There are several strong points in Gen.
Grants letter. lie SIS no aspirant for
anything after the war" the plain mean
inc Of which is that there are many aspir-
ants-so many that much jealously exists
among rivals as to who shall lead in poll
tics after the war closes. He arrested for
cowardice about dozen officers, thereby
making them his enemies. And here the
presumption Of Grant, is, that politicians
arc too often towards, which is being cor
roborated every day, though there are
many exceptions The country should
thank Gen. Grant for these point blank
assumptions. As to the surprise part.
we think Gant makes his own case too
strong, rs the facts are rather against him.
The Commercial has from its cores
pom ents with the army Of Gen. ualeck,
the following official figures Of our loss al
the battle Of Pttsburs:
Netherlands Diyision-killed, 251;
wounded, 1851; missing, 235; w. Ii. l..
Wallace's Diyision-kiiIed 228; wounded,
1,033; missing, l,I03 Lew Wallaco1s
Division killed, 43; wounded, 258; miss
ing, 5. Hullbnft's Division killed, 313;
WOUNDED, l,449; missing 223. Sherman's
Division killed, 437: wounded, 1912;
1902. Prentiss' Dnision-kiI!ed,
1876; wounded, 562; missing, 1902. Crit
teutlen's Digiioa--kiIel, so; wounded,
4l0; missing ~. Nelson's Division
klIlel, 81; aonndod, 0l2; missing, 10.
McCook's Disisisu---klled, o.; wounded
808; missing, IL. Total killed, 1875.
Total wounded, 1882. Total missing.
$3.50. Total killed, wounded and issing
1913.
About 800 wounded have siace died.
Our barsal parties report between $500
and 5000 reaeEs found dead ON the field
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
w asl1in.Etnn My 3

According to reliable Information from
Richmond, the planters have dsterniinesi
to r.tisa no tobacco this season.
Tile city of Savannah was 70 have been
formally surrendered on tie 10Th ult., but
the TIM. was eSientd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

80 Tie Sfats tax Of NV York fur the
present year viii be little over one-and-a-
halt per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

Chicago, May 8.
The Tri6une's special froni Cairo says
from the fleet we learn Of the capture Of
Baton Rougue and the Confederate arse
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07

Washington, May l.
Tt is dangerous still t. visit Maonassa''
II is fea,ed that three civilians who lsl1
here on Saturday were captured between
.Cenieisille and Mannassas.
Forty iugisiyes (,lack) who arrived here
yesterday report very few slaves between
the Potomac and Rappahanneck. II :
estimated that there are nearly 2,oo0 sucD
il Washington.
A conpahy Of printers are on thelr way
10 fredericksburg, to establish On0'
journal there.
Adjutaut General Thomas, in confer,
ence with the Finance, and Ways auJ
Means Committee. stated that We n''
100000 soldiers ii tue field.
Secretary Chase says the total Nailou,
Il debt on the FIRST Of July next vii DO.
be over six hundred millions. lie say
the estimates of our daily expenses nv
been over stated. lie has proposed 10 'u' ~
COMMITTEE Oh WAYS AMI Means an lsSuJ "
Of twta iy-iiye. millions demand notes y
acknowledgements fives. Ill,
Gen. McDeaell employs fugitive olacA'
in sbuiI,hpgA lie railroad from Acll y.
s>eSreek, laying them fifty cents Per osI
and one ration. The planters On go. ut
sides Of ne isafpahaanock are o slo''1 %
reIels, S'ho hese cgnuibated gi,eVO - y
ST. 500 4. kieee il cash o. stock . W
rebel cause. ham.
Southern papers congratulate ln 4. !.
selves that the yellow fever Will soon n .a i
New Orleans. ana that Lovell's army n, ,bs
now join Bsauregerd in march ,as'ssbis,
Ohio. They also say tsas 49, s;;',,,sy
Charleston. and Savanoali afs s 9',roy-
threatened. ana urge hepoliey @ ' og;"Y 81
iag everything valuable. Az ap .l irving
the Aioliie and Charleston Road, !, 81 ;,1snt
lie Ninetpeuth South Caroline h .sSsrsbr
TO Corinth, met with an aecIaen' ~
90 soldiers were killed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-05-07
Fortress MoMoe, Man !.

Fortress Monroe, Nav /.
A flag Of truce from Jrauey Island,
this p. M, brought bowman English no.
leman, and several newspapers, giving the
particulars Of the capture Of Fort Mlcon
and some additional plngulars Of The fall
Of New Orleans, With other interesting
items.
The Richmond Dis5of@ Of Yesterday
says the pane on the siject Of scarcity
Of food is one ofthe uost e,useless imagin
allie. The road from DanyiAe to Greens
boro is rapidly constructing, and will open
North Carolin.l. Tepessee, and even Geor-
gia and South Cardina, for supplies to feed
the whole State ofVrginia.
How causeless aie panic above alluded
to il, it may be iterrel from the fact that
in an adjoining olumn Of the same PaN
is chronicled ale Of butter at Sl.4O PEI
pound.
The executic, on the both, Of Timothy
Webster, as spy, IS noticed in the Dis
patch. Mrs Webster who was arees,ad
with her htiband, is still at Castle Good
win. WEBSTER is said to have been the
first spy hing by the rebels. What if the
Federal Government should commence
hanging spies!
Tile Showing additional items regarding
the fallof New Orleans are all that canbs
gleanyd from the papers:
C5m. Farragut had proposed terms Of
capsulAion to Mayor Monroe which tho
aiear accepted, and the city Of New y.
leans vas ~ last accounts held by batial'
ION Of marines from the squadron.
Information was received yesterday that
Capt. Mcintosh, the supposed command
or IF the gunboat Louisiana. at New VI
.leqns, haAibsea badly wounded; vhsn 4"
where Was not stated.
From The same source it az also Leaned
dlat Capt. Thomas Kagsr, supposed to 10
the commander Of the MeRae, was NOR
tally wounded III the sans engage ent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-28

NOTICE OF COMMITIAL TO JAlL.-
y Was committed 10 the jail Of Prince Georges
county, Md, as a run sag. na4lv wy +.
calls Himself JOE TIB IS, says he belongs o
3Lr. John G. Dcalle Of FauQuicr county, w.:
also, a negro, PETER WHITTLESEI, Sa 5
he belongs to Ir Derna [, George. Of Eauqul
county, Va: also, a neg o. ADDISON " A.
kER. says he belongs to john Marshall, +
Clarke county. a.; also. 10 - ~ ; \ - az
himself DENNIS WALKER, says he belongs
TO Robert Hudgns, Of Fauquer county, Va.
also, negro " WASHINGTON TYLER, says he
belongs 20 Washington ferguson. oI Lot,!tl't Il
county, Va; also. negro man GEO. BAN ,,
says he belongs to Mrs. Polly Elgin Of Loud, IN
county. Va; also, negro man 1QHA9 ~
OLSON. says lie belongs to j. Il. Harding, Of
THORNLEY,, says he belongs to John Ma,
shall, Clarke county. Va: also. negro BE Y Ell
LT HARRISON. says he belongs TO Bernard
George Of Fauq1licr county. Va; also. neg
LAWRENCE WALKER says he bclongs to
Robert Hudgins of FauQuicr county, Va; also,
negro ADAM MOORE. says he belongs TO ~
trick Smith, FauQuier county, Va: also, negro
LEONARD JONES, suys be belongs 10 dennis
Johnson of Fairfax county, Va; also. negro
JOHN NORMLEI. says he helongst 10 Robert
Horner. Of Prince William county, Va; also,
mulatto man JOHN WILLIAMS says he be-
longs to John Harris, Of Fairfax county,. VA
'ThG owners Of the above named negroes IF any
are requested to come forward. prove property,
nav charges, and take them avay--othorWlse,
ihev will be disposed Of according to the act OF
Assamblv in such case made and provided.
PETER G. CRIMES,
Sheriff Of Prince George comfy, Md
Prince Georges county, Md, je Lis H3W
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DarLY's sTEA1ERCAT COACHES.
z EP &C OIL,

ICE! IUE!! TCE!!!
Yg7HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PIE
l. sure in Informing his friends and the putIl:
generally, that he has made arran$2nI9ents 10
keen constantly on hand q supply Of ICE dur
ing the season; Persons desiring the above ar
ticlo can obtain it BY calling at bis depots, No.
149, King street, between Washington and St.
LAsal}, o. at the old depot, Fairfax street.
under the old Watch House, opposite the
I dams Express Office. -,-
lnv l;}-tln i. II. HEN DthStN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-28

In Washington, OIL Friday morning last, BY
Rov John {. Smith, ,. D., III. AUGUST )
PATTERSON to Miss Il Larry JANE CHESS
HER, both Of Virginia.
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TL.ZUg.ECs
MaRRIED.

:, In Washington, OH Friday n1ornin@- last, BY
R;T: Jain c. Smith, D D., III. AL4L5ILo
PATTERSON 70 Miss MAR 7 JANE CHESS
HER, both ofVirginia.
& REWARD.-Two COWS were taken from
~ my lot. corner OF - olta and Alfred reefs,
On Wednesday night, che large red COW with
crQlnped horns and the other a yeloW!Sh but-
aIo, with white face will give s. for The + re-
turn to me, or any information that may lead 10
their recovery. RICHD BARKER
je 2S-3t* Cor. Wolfe and Alfred SIS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
1 PEkTY N THE CITY OF ALEAAN-
DRlA, EIRGINIA.-By VI tue OF deed Of
I9st bearing date on the Goth day Of 0ctober
,,4![5stlIuted trustee, viii, on S-ATURDAI, tie
M Dig Of J4fe 1862, at L o cjock u: in front
q the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria,
=; sell at public auction, the three-srory BRICK
Ssl- v FILLING HOUSE, No. IS \ orth Roy
81 street., III the city Of Alexandria, and the lotion
Tocn II stands fronting on Royal street "a feet
Iioc4 and l23 feet inches deep lately occu-
pea By James 5. French. THIS is one OF the
..9sl complete and confOrta bic dwellings u the
~I>y q Alexandria, situated IL central location
H1at 70 the market, and IL pleasant nelghbor~
icy, and the sum Of $5l0, in cash, and the residue
Id tnree equal payments at three, six, and twelve
nontns from the day Of sale, the deferred pay
~+l'S 10 bear interest and 20 be secured by the
,',.cs Of the purchaser and deed Of truston the
''SiilseS, ALEXANDER HAY,
ny i3-ts Substituted trrsteo
rp X ne ABOVE sale is postponed until SAT-
!is111A !, the DIST ms, at IL . clock
- Its ALEXANDER Hay.
rpn l4e above sale is postponed until SAT-
xiii ~ j y l. 5ch, 1852, at II a. NJ, when it
~ - positively take place
|'z4~~Sd ALEXsR HAY, Trustee
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
H0ME iNSiRAxCE co. o.: NV $S7i Y Y19F H.
t(1'a2HtoL $1,000, 600 Nett tSu1pzus sl6O IA.
DOLICIES in either Of the sbove-narned COM
{ panies issued and losses adjusted by the un~
dersgncd. agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur-
unce, apply at No. IS King street. up-sta;4s or
70 ANDREW JAMESON,
nv 13--tf Agent.
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Snn BUSHELS CARTER MERCER 20
cVv TATOES, JUST received. and for sale By
f. G. SWAINE & co.
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eTr=z2> WASHINGTON AND ALEX
. s-szz::szs.=1 IA-Thesteame Y Dung Amer
icu vii! ieuve Fovlcs wharf, Alexandria, at :,
and Il A. ~, and l. 3 and P. NJ.
Leave II 3 foot Of Eleventh street, Washington,
al 5 anG 10 A. NJ. II NJ. and 2 and =. NJ.
Fare Is cents round trip tickets, Is cents.
my 26--tf +. ~ L IHER, Captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

Der Of Commerce met On Thursday, and passed
Il series Of resolutions in favor OF a steadtast
support Of the g. s. government in the prose
cAtion Of the present war, and for the clnbody-
ing and sending on Of more troops. The New
Y ock Herald, Of yesterday evening, says the
news from Cen Mcclellan $ army has produced
2 panic in Wall strickland that government
stocks fell three TO five per c., g.. On yes
tcr(lay til re was q rally The Herald says the
merchants ought to call meeting, The con
duct Of the Orleans princes in quitting the l.
s. army, and starting for Europe is varionsy
commented on in the Northern papers.-The
Now FORK papers represent the feeling and ex-
element in The city Of New York as most in
tense yesterday and the day before, in con5e-
quence Of the regent war neTs.-We have but
few exchange pap2rs to day. yesterday having
bean universally observed as s. holiday,-A cor
respondent Of the u Z Herald says tina: Gen.
JEFF. Davis was at the house Of Mrs Price,
Just opposite Dr.. Gaines for thrce consecutive
days before the battle Of Thursday in every
case engaged in close consultation with Hon.
Lea.-,Ihe u Y Post has opened It's paper
batteries upon Gen Mcclellan, and calls for
his cefn0qaI--but most OF the New York pa
g,ers arc warm in their praises Of his skill and
courage, and express their belief IN his ultimate
g. $685.. IA rly0o>3 concerning W2r move
uents Ell the sir, and axe generally but alr.~
The National In5ell;3oncer objects to General
Hunters course in relation 70 the negroes, and
says he IS not justified by any Instructions ho
ever received The Boston Post informs us
that & certain organ in Detroit has undertaken
10 pour out some foul abuse upon Gen. Sturgis,
which will do ns harm TO the object assalled,
but nay racoll upon those engaged il such
work .-Gen fStonevaIl'' Jackson Is reported
as having received hit death wound as he was
riding in chargecha bah passing through
his head -11e New York y orlo says that
Gen Etz John Porter IS one Of the best gene
rails, in every respect, i'll the {. S. service. -
Mr. G. ". Rives (son Of WIN. G. Rives, Of
Va, J now citizen Of Illinois, it is said in the
newspapers has been di*inheritod by his father
Massachusetts,, it is said, has not yet furnish
Ell her quota Of men under the law Of Cougress.
There are no Confederate ca 7alry now in War
renton Va.~-Thcre was no session ofCongross
yesterday, there being no quorum present. -
The T. 8. soldiers at Manassas AMI Catlott's
Station celebrated the Fourth Of July.-5eve
raj Union refugees from seeded States have
been appointed to Offices in Washington. -
Several officers Of the Confederate army, pris
oners in Washington, have been released on
parole.-Mr. c. II. James, clerk in the Census
Office, in Washington, died on Thursday. The
price Of coal is advancing in Boston,-At the
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WAR NEWS.

succeeded III getting his army 10 llat po1'''
and vas being reinforced by the troops sent
from Washington. He also says that a severe
battle was fought on Tuesday, resulting IN the
repulse Of the Contaderates. Bcrkley IS IN
Charles Civ county, ten miles below City
Point. and thirty from Richmond az the crow
flies, but about fifty miles following the wind
ings Of the river There are various estimates
of the losses sustained in the several engage
npcnts. the Press dispatch placing the JOINT
casualties at forty-tivc thousand, OF which III
teen thousand is given Us the Federal loss and
the remaining thirty thousand as that ct Con-
ft,cierates The loss in officers is very severe on
both sides. Generals Mccall and Reynolds were
wounded and taken prisoners and Generals
Sumner, Hcintzleman, Burnes, German and
Mead were also wounded, but were taken
from the field Of the Go. tcderates it IS
reported that Gems. Jackson, Of Virginia, and
Rhett, Of Souch Carolina, were killed. The
report that Gen Magruder was ia ken prisoner
is not confirmed The Confederates are sup
posed &c have taken the most prisoners, tive
thousand being estimated IS the number cap
turod by them Many prisoners were also
captured BY the Federal army, but they
we're tt-~j 10 be Iii incun0rance and were
released, many Of them making their way
back TO the Confederate lines. Al the bridges
were blown up by Gen Mcclellan as he re-
treated, and such property and stores as could
not be saved were destroyed. The Confede-
rates are believed TO have outnumberetl the
Fe1erals in every engagement and always light
ing with the greatest desperation.
\ Richmond paper Of Friday last contains
a brief account Of the battle Of Thursday, gem
orally corroborating the statements heretofore
given. and claiming 70 have repulsed che Fede-
raj army, capturing three Of their batteries.
On Saturday last three Federal gunboats
the Monitor, Stepping Stones and Island Belle,
went up the Appomattox river for the purpose
Of destroying the railroad bridge at Petersburg.
The officer Of the boats found the water too
shallow to allow them to accomplish their pur-
pose The Island Belle grounded and to pre-
vent her falling into the hands of the Coufedc
rates, she was burnt. Considerable firing took
place between the boats and the batteries and
the infantry OH the shore, but no casualties On
the Federal side are reported
4 dispatch from Com. Farragut says that he
silenced the batteries below Vicksburg while
his fleet was passing them, but was exposed to
a raking fire afterwards Commodores Fara-
gut and Davis are now in communication
1t Is reported that some Federal scouts were
taken prisoners in North Alabama, and taken
to Atlanta, Georgia, and hung. A party who
arrived at Louisville yesterday is the authority,
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The n. Y Herald says: six battles have
been fought, and three hundred thousand men
engaged Twenty to thirty thousand Of these
are dead or bleeding attestations Of the yaloE
or desperation that animated them, 4 retreat
or rather strategic movement, has transferred
the scene Of operations from the ChlckahomS,
ny to distant point and all speculatlons oas7u
upon previous positions of the grand army als
as vain as the conclusions based upon It's pres
ent are bewilderlng.
Aldridge, the African Roscius, mas oseh
very successful in bis theatrical tour through
yysusssa