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The New York herald., 1862-01-17

cusvaton OF sorgho the past settle the question
ts entire practical success and that Of the dcu
ties presenting itself s the want Of pure seed To meet
this want this division has ordered seed from France for
distribution the ensuing spring It must be borne in
mind, however, that the causes which havepro
duced deterioration here exists there and well grounded
apprehensons entertained that seed thus imported
may not be free from suspicion. Farmers interested
should secure pure seed from among themselves when it
s possible the is far advanced that direct
mportatons from Africa or China would be impracti
cable
RAILROAD COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
WASHINGTON.
The following ia the resolution reported by Mr.. Baker,
not Mr. Van Horn erroneousy statedfrom the House
Committee on Roads and Canals, and which agreed
to in the House yesterday
Resolved That the Secretary Of War be directed to
ascertain and report to the House, early as practca
BILE, what arrangements be made, and the terms Of
the same with the railroad corporations the line be-
tween Washington and New York. by the way Of Balti
more and Philadelphia, for the construction OF side
track between Bristol and Chester, in Pennsylvania,
through West Philadelphia and also for the construction
OF side track from Back river TO the Relay House, in
Maryland through West BALTIMORE and also for the CON
strucon Of another track between tho Relay House and
so as to form open, sreedy and direct COM
munication between the said cities Of New York and
Washington and furthermore, that he be directed v
invite propositions for the construction Of distinct and
direct road from New York to Washington.
BoMBsHRLL EXPERIMENTS.
An exhibition Of Greek fire bombshell took place to-
night the grounds between the Presidents house aud
the Potomac in presence of several thousand
The bombshen exploded, and scattered fire which
burned upon the and ice several minutes. The
crowds WHO witnessed the affair evidently dsapr
pointed having expected TO grand display Of iro
works.
ARMS FOR THE sHARPSHOOTERs.
sharpes rhcs have been ordered for the sharpshoot
ers, at Colonel Rerdan's request
TIE ARMY
DR.. G. D. Beebe Of Chicago, has been appointed a
brigade surgeon. i
SWORD PREsENTATlO
sword, sash, belt and silver spur presented to-
day to Captain Brown, Of Company Of Major Barker .
Mcclellan dragons, by the men under his command
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MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.

The schooner c. L. vandsvoort lying at pier No. Il
North river now loading provisions and hay for Port
Royal.
The United States steam transport Thomas spars lying
at pier No North river loading for Locust Pont'
and viii, sail this evening She has cargo Of subsist
ancc also two heavy mortars four beds, twelve gun
carriages, and ten battery wagons. a,
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Interesting from Missouri.

". ST. LoUr, Jan. IC, 1862.
Robert Wilson, President Of tho State Convention.
has boen appointed by Governor Gamble TO Ill Of
the vacancies in the Senate Of tho Unitci States
stoned by the expulsion Of Mossrs. Johuson and Polk
Nothing has been heard from the expedition which lefs
Rolla on Tuesday for Springfield.
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ii f N Av Y.

Tho United States cutter Henrietta, Lieutenant
Commanding g. Bennett, Jr, sailed yesterday morn
ing for Royal The following the names Of her
principal officers
Lieutenant Ccmmdnding-J. G. Bennett, Jr.
First LieRenant- les Dickepson.
Second Lieuendnt-Melvin Knapp.
Puy.er-lsaac barker.
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The Steamship saxonia at this Port-Ar-
riYnl or Arms from Germany.


The Hamburg steamship saxona, Captain Ehers, which
arrived this port yesterday morning from Hamburg,
brings freight two complete batteries consisting Of
pieces (supposed 10 be twelve pounders sixteen
ammunition wagons and ninety Of goods consigned
Hiram Barney also large number Of other boxes and
which supposed to contain about twenty-five
thousand stand Of arms, together with y bags Of
satperc She also brings six hundred and seventy nvs
bales Of cotton.
The importation Of materials Of from Germany has
recently been carried to largo cxcnt, and Is seem
ingly the increase The Hammona. which arrived al
this port last week. brought from twenty twenty-five
thousand stand Of arms and large quantity Of stores
About thirty FIVE hundred bags OF sapetre have within
the last few weeks been brought TO this port by the
sells OF the Hamburg line, consigned 70 order" This
sapetre supposed 10 have been consigned 10 the
yernment, but there claimants or, bills Of
ading the agents Of the have taken charge
Of most OF L. and st present busily storing H.
Tho Hamburg direct 10 this port without touch
Ing is usual, az Southampton. This prccaution,
doubt was necessary In consequence OF the American
propertv In arms board the steamer and
OF which the company feared trouble.
II h well 10 state that 10 the German steamship lines
we are much Indebted for the rapid and complete equip
ment Of our volunteers.
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PRooNtyN hoAprws or Mrsic-Twelve months ago tie
directors Of this establishment refused TO allow the per
forrnance Of the "Travata At the same period Chit
tonden the speech which rendered him and
his colleagues ridiculous. Since then matters havo
changed little The morality Of the Puritan members
Of the board either backsded carried them clean
out Of m shalSxpcre Sheridan and Congreve have been
formally installed amongst tho deities Of tho temple
which was to have been kept sacred for the
Of the elect and oh, horror, the Traviaa" last
night admitted 70 their company And TO crown this
decline in the morality Of Brooklyn, the sacrilege
by the presence Of Of tho most brilliant and
crowded audiences assembled within the walls Of the
Academy. Amongst them observed several parsons,
and three Of the seven directors who signed the ccebra
cd appeal against the introduction Of the drama They
skunk obscure corners, IL is truc but we
thecss compelled TO record the melancholy fact ba,
they present.
To the rcmaks made by 10 yesterday on Miss Kclosgs
psrfor Of vioetta have but little 70 add she
displayed nerve and consequently impaired stl
greater the character thar the previous
ing She is artist Of intelligence and the proof
of this she progresses she deveopes traits
Of merit in her acting whilst her voice 10 continually
gaining in roundness and volume Her last night
war worry great She the codness Of audience
proxerbiay chilling and carried them away with her.
There can bo no better test Of her gcus-or such u
must DO called--than the way in which she their
sympasbies. Tho triumph was genuine one, and we
congratulate this meritorious young on result
earned BY xuch pcrseverIng efforts
BrSynol and Msncusi also did cxcellently well and the
opera was pAssble better played than the previous
evening.
Tonight tha"Bailo In Naschcra" win be given at the
New York Academy ,.with Kellogg, Hinkey, Mmc stra.
kosch Mancusl and BARN in the principal parts This will
be positively the per for the present of tho
Grau troupe 10 New York. On Saturday they play in
Philadelphia and on Monday TrSsday and Wednesday in
Washington.
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Parade OF the Left Wing OF the Seventh
Rcriment New York state Militia.

Pursuant to orders the left wing Of the Seventh regi
mcnt (Sational Grard) New York state Militia assem-
bed last evening their armory. Tompkns market,
for the purpose Of military instruction and drill Long
before the apart for the parade every available
spot in the spacious drill occupied by viters,
the majority of whom ladies who had assembled to
see the bold soldier boys 80 through their manual Of
arms
The left wing s composed of the FIRST second fourth,
sixth and ninth companies, which numbered about
three hundred and twenty i've men, and under the
command of Colonel Ieierts.
The wing was principally drilled In the manual Of
arms marching by the flank aud patoons and the usual
company drill after which they instructed in the
brgle drill which they 10 have attained great
proficiency az they answered the calls with tho utmost
facility
notwithstanding that this regiment has given TO the
Union army some three hundred officers, their number
now amounts 10 seven hundred and ilfty men
As they went through the different evolutions they
were greeted with loud applause by the fair dainses
present The drill room is Of the hnes 40 the city
indeed IL IL without q rival The arms and accoutre
ments OF the corps kept bright and splendid order
and at tho Of the drill the ladies and others visited
the various departments where they met with hearty
aud soldierly reception.
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Suspension OF Specie Payments BY the
Ohio Banks.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 10, 1897
The Legislature Of Ohio to-day passed auhoriz.
ing the suspension Of specie payments by the banks Of
this state.
One Of the conditions Of the Bank Suspension law s,
that the banks payment in fifteen days after the
New York banks do. -. :
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News from Kentucky.

News from kentucky. ~
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10, 1862.
All is quiet below
Policeman Kirby, il is reported, is dying from tho
wounds received yesterday.
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Letters FOR the burnside Expeaatisn.
Any letters for the officers OF the Burnside sx-
pcditIon win be sent directly them " mailed at Colone
Frank Hcwcs store No. 2cs Broadway, on or before
gaturday morning
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sleeping Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
e Baggage Checked Through. IN
All Transfers Free.
+ II EIGHTS.

IL T. i u RI rs.
BY thisroute, Freighis OF all descriptions cun ~.
forwarded from Philadeiphia. New York Bosian ~,
bahimore.to 10 or from asy point On the Railroads
9f OHIO, hontucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wfscons,n
lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIKEcT
The Pennsylsania kailroad also conpeets NJ pin .,
burg with Steamers. by which Goods can be for~s,A
cd 70 ANY point On the Ohio, n usk fnRu 4, Kcntnrl
Tennessee, Cum berand, Illinois. Wisconsin lssis
sppt missouri. Kansas, Ark ansas. and Red kiyers.
and ~ tCieveiands ssndusky snd Chicago wfths,ea
srs 70 alt ports on the North Western Lakes.
Mesch.hts and Shippers entrnsting the transp orta-
tiOn Of their Freight 10 this Company ca RELY with
conndsnee on its speedy transit.
The Rates Of Freight
To and from any point III the " 81 the Pennsyi-
vaniA Central Railroad, are at al times AS "A.
voRABLE AS AXE CHARGED BY OTHERRAfI-
ROAD COMPANIES. l9777 - =
II Be particular TO mark pack aSss. ssv1A ps...
CENTRAL X. R.neIH 1913 - ~
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions, se-
t"upaDy. 1g sEf@
4. +. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
y. .ASTEWAkT A Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLAkkkA CO., Trsnsfcr Agents -
II. w. BROW q Co., Cinciinati,O.
&c. MKLDRUM Co., Aadison Ind
J. II. MOORE. Louisviiie. ny. ~
w. W, AfKMAN CO., Ky snsyills Ind.
CLAkKE AaGO., Ghicseu. LII.
Nh. q \. L. LANGLEY Gallipolis,o.
q. b. NEAL, Park ersburg, va
HALL& CO.. Msrietts,
y. PIERCE & CO.. ..ZsnesviiIe, %.
MDOWRLbA A'cOLM Portsmouth, o.
E nNEE.ss Gay.yille,k ny.
JOHN TODD .CovinGton, ny. t "a
G.L. HEAfoN, Cleveland, o.. s.. #Ee I
the South ana West. sM s a =
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Carolina that they might all, loyal and
disloyal, come within our lines to bear
Coy. Stanley.
The meeting was held at Washington
n G., en the l7lh, and seventeen coun-
ties were represented in the imm Q nse
gathering, which. according to the New
bern Progress, twas the largest ever as
sembied in that section of the State -
The Progress says ifthe speech was full
. of moderation and eloquence, and will
Ievolutiouize the Old North Stste, and be
the means of bringing her back into the
Union at once"
Governor Stanley said / thank God
that We are permitted TO meet in council
once more. Ever since this infernsl war,
brought On by wicked politicians who de.
sired power. have had DO comfort. Nv
thoughts have been directed toward these
battlehelds. did not support Mr.. Lin
coin. Bell and Everett were my choice.
! understood the wicked intentions Of
these Southern leaders. have known
them long and well. ! looked forward
to this outbreak. ! saw il was inevitable.
and, under the circumstances, 1 consid
cred Bell and Everett the most acceptable
men. do not desire to discuss or enter
into all the features Of this war. nor
talk about politics. You all know what
my politics have been for the past twenty
years.
How came North Carolina out OF the
Union You say that President Lincoln's
proclamation drew you into this war
How SO 7 What was his duty when he
took the oath Of office, when he was sworn
to maintain the Union, and enforce the
laws! Has he not done right in doing
what the Constitution required him to
do !? How could he do differently? Wa,
he to act the part Of . political trickster
and gambler, and wink at the unlawful
attempt At Secession What would have
been iiis fate had he attempted thus to.
trife with the sacred rights Of the people,
and allowed . Government to be broken
up which be had sworn to preserve
Would. he not have been impeached and
justly hung for thus violating his oath
OF office ! | again ask, how could he do
differently 3. F1]
n1s "0o Noieu NAHilnu 10 complain
Of WhatSrYhts q hers haveshean sfdat-.
ed? Wherein has the Government Of the
United States distressed her, or any other
citizens3 Wssshe bardencd by taxation
Were her citizens called upon to pay !
direct tai . support the Government !?
Were not all Of her rights and institutions
VIZ the protecting flag Of the United
Bates
Secession Is treason. 1t must be put
down, otherwise the Republic is gone.
and We are involved in an eternal ~sr
The government must be maint.;ned
We are one people: one We win remain. q !.
one We will die. Secession is etasnal
war. Lit succeed, republican liberties
are lost forever.
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The great Jehovah-the author of
peace aud love of roncord-commatld us
to cease shedding each others blood
Take things into your own hands, discard
political aspirants who fight for fear Of
punishment, and ten thousand tittcs ten
thousand shall rise up and cali you blessed
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4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
4 u OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

asrthsrn frsa leaves dsily .sunas, II pte d. ii
20 n. m. and arrives ~ 10 p. M.
WeatSrn Tram leaves daily tsnnAsys excsptes1 ~
7'o0s. M and 3ao p. . and arrives st r2oo rl aud
9:0Gp. NJ.
AZ Hamilton DEPOT. rains ON the wabash rsiley
kaiirs@darrv daily, except s1ndsys sts so,c kp
land depart daily sunday,sxeepied, s,s 40.
busset connect siththis city.
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.


Notice was given some two weeks since
to the people in the interior of North
Carolina that they might all, loyal and
disloysl, come within our lines to hear
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Whaf the southern ConfeAeracy a
FeE Done for the South.

~ ~AAA bue 80 OuiheFh IOnfeUcraCy has
Les Done for the south. 49,.
The rebel government has
Impressed, the negroes without the con-
sent of their owners
Imprisoned citizens charged with no
crime; a,a sa 49,
Burned millions of dollars worth of cot
ton, against the protestations OF the own
ers:
burned sugar aud otton hieh had
been paid for by innocent purchasers;
Bsnished law-abicing citizens from the
Contedo1acy;
Conhscated private property, to the
value OF millions Of dollars, TO the use of
the army. and forced the owners to take
In exchange worthless Confederate bon Dis.
Deprecated the currency Of the conn
Try by flooding the land with shinplas.
ters and enormous over-issaes of bank
bills + =. zs===z "a
Laid an embargo on the importation
and expectation of goods and Southern
prodzctions. II f@
Passed an odious conscription law, for
cling every man between the ages Of IS
and 30 into the army, an act OF despot-
ism unknown even in Europe, even in
Austria, france or Russia.
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iOST-UFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrival OF the Malls
Eastern AMiiarrises daily Sundays excepted w In
Plymouth, At o'clock. y. N.
ST. Louis and soniher Mail arriy Mon day,
excepted9 st6,p.n.
Western hsiiarrives daily tsxfepts uds sjatIa.oo
O'CLOCK,
Burlington Nsiiarrives daily (ers:I srnen,s .at4
q pm.
osrttAgesRd piynou.L asil arfi,, Iafy s.ti.g
excepted at s,p.n-
Chsrleston Mail "a tsi-weeilyl arrives rsniAys
Thursday - ara sA.nrdsyI.At Pm.
Clestng of the Mails.
Eastern Mail closes daily lexcept EatnTdsys) stsp
81. Louis and soat bern hsiieiesesdsiy Saturday,
exeepsed)atsp.
Barling,on Maiieioses daily lsxee ts.turdays, a
sp. m.
Western Mail closes daily te1etpt saturdays1 ats
O'Clock p
Carthage geand Ply mou th hMaiiclosesdsily Saturdays
eIeeptsdDAt sp-m.
Charleston hsiit.ri-weekiy)e closes Mondays. Wed
nesda5s and Fridays, ,AtSa
III The rost Once will beopen on sundaysfron
etoso'ciock,a.n- LIB. HOWELL p III.
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Especial to the World.1
2 Washington, june "a.

Senator Lane OF Kansas has received
most important commission To 60 to
Kansas and recruit troops under the laws
just passed. He leaves on Saturday.
His Instructions FROM the President and
Secretary Of War enable him 10 receive
all men into the service who are loyal,
without reference to color, and he will
widely proclaim that fact in bis order.
he anticipates missing one or two Rsgi-
ments Of blacks and one of white men in
two weeks after reaching home, aud while
he win not accept Gensralship FROM the
President, because of it, interference
With his Senatorial seat he may accept
commission from the Governor Of Kan
sas, and promptly enter the Geld 1t the
head Of his Brigade. The orders Of the
President and the Secretary Of War are
explicit I'M IN. as
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Memphis, July 19. via Cairo, IS

Memphis, July -. via Cairo, IS.
Maj. Gen. Sherman has assumed come
mand Of the city, He viii enforce Ill or
ders heretofore issued BY his predecessors.
About 400 persons took the oath Of
allegiance yesterday. One hundred and
thirty received passes to 60 South. Many
expected that upon the arrival Of Gen.
Sherman the order requiring persons to
take the oath or leave the city would be
modified. and have delayed taking cotton
till to-day. Consequently the Provost
Msrshals Office il throngsd BY applicants
for passes and those Who dasire TO take
the required oath Of allegiance. q.
No news Of simpestaa0s from Vicks.
burg. Advices to Sunday night ray the
mortars had bean 4phsllia2 batteries sew
eral hours, but had failed 70 slicit reply
IRON the rebels. Il j. behaved that Com.
FArragut,s fact silsnesd ~ their gum
while running down last Friday night--
The canal j. completed, bnt vatsr will
nd Be let in until there i : ne il the
river.
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- 4 -, yesterday, . private letter
wKttesn b14n officer, dated Vicksburg.
eMng ofthe 18th, giving m account Of
the DeveaeSre with the rebel gunboat
Azkans 1t does not differ materially
froiAfhs Narratives already published, sx-
cept in its statement Of the killed and
wounded on our side. 1t gives the total
1t ninety persons. On one Eunboat alone,
there wore fifty-fve lnhd. V0sidsd and
missing. Two or three Of our gnnboats
ysre considerably shattered, bnt they in
Noted bcsry iAjufes ON tie reket
On the evening -sf4he 10Th, our Aotilla
attscked the batteries On shore nnd the
Arkansas benesth them, for the purpose
discovering the passaes II Com. Farrseut's
feet dowa below. Tire engagement WIS
4 fierce and terrific one, eur Gre being .iiii-
rected chiefly 1t the Arkanras, A num-
Der OF shots struck hss. md Il IL bflisved.
crippled bsr - - 70 sprsvsne her. iron
making another attack. on u. In the
midst Of. the cannnnade, Rasrarpfs Asst
passed down the river below the batteries.
Itis thought that the AotiaSqhss gone
back % New Orlsans, 10 do dxty thers or
j. the 0aM, xAsreA hsrssssE bsis.
ish men-of-vaf whose conduct Ii dalay
becoming more ipsolsnt. The condit;sn
Of things Il Vicksbprg docs not indicate
: speedy attack on. sthe position. though
WY the Plaee II net attssked, no one can
tel!.-f6t Louis News. - i44 So ~
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OREIGN NEWS

4 S Cape Ace, Judy M
The stcnmer Etna frSM Livsipodk the
10th, and Queenstown th4 III, passed
Eaaih ppint this evening. 80 49,
The Jura aud China. both tom New
York, rrrived out on the 18th, and sbeir
news was received with great interest, -
The sighting before Richmond vas eager
lly 6anvassed. Some journals regard it
= great reverse for the North, and re-
pr0ach the American Government for
trsatinf Il ia any other light. Othsis
contend that Gen. Nee isllah has sustain
ed no serious disaster, ard Is practically
nearer Richmond, and may congratulate
himself on the greatest aud most sue
ccssful operation Of the war. Hopes IRE
freely expressed that more pacific eoun-
oils will soon prevail At Waahington.
The Times i particularly bitter and
sarcastic, snd ttsats the matter % d.
'oided rebel victory. II thinks that there
srs good evidences ID the North that the
beginning Of the end il not far OF. il
another article Il de0ounces the insolence
u Gsnessl Butler ID his intercourse with
foreign colisuls. and nays that Il not the
vsy 70 cosciliate neutrais and superior,
and he should consider whe her he ii NOT
doing more harm than good to the Fed
eraf cansc. en-
Ths Morning Post says affairs approach
1 crisis which viii nccessitate some deci-
ded course on the part Of the North
Neutrals cannot much longer remain pas
sive spectators, aud the great question
h, when shalf ths South b considered 70
have vindicated its right to fecoenition1
L The Daily News points ont what would
Be the feeling Of England il sit6atsd
like the North, and argues that ssosssion
win 81 crushed out at Afl hazards.
Commercial per Etna-.Liverpool-
Breadstuf, market dull, with = down
ward tendency. Wheat ID quoted steady
and unchanged. Flour duh and easier.
Corn. down, notwithstanding market re-
naming quiet It last quotations: mixed
and yellow 27s 6d127s aud Sd, Pro-
visions generally hat. Sugar quiet and
steady, Coffee inactive, duh and up-
changed. 4.l $
London Narket--BreadstuGs Steady,
but dull. American. stocks, latest sales
OH Monday, Erie 2StD29; /. c. shares
49@48l discount.
Lstxst by Queenstown, London. Thurs
day p. m, l7th-BreadstufIs-- Maskat
quiet, with downward tendency. The
weather has been favorable Tor crops.
London, Thursday p. m.-Consols close
It 01f for money. American stocks; mar
ket quiet and steady, at unchanged quo
txtions.
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TAs HIsspssas cea,r.yersx.

IAs AesRssaA COAtfovsrsY.
Mr.. EDI1oR:-I sse in the 0a.s tina.
Or. Hughes has dsigned to rsply % some
Of the Thousands Of complsinss that n
continually coming mp bsfsse the psble.
OF the neglect ond iuco.petency Of the
acting Surgeon in charge or the hospitals
Il this place; and such spirit u il there
manifssted, goes Ear to explain The many
charges against him. The whole article
IL written in = spirit and oouehed ia
language far more betting ahve drive,
to his plantation slaves. than one Who il
only q bsst ! servant Of the very ne
that he seems to lord 1t over with such
gustO. 1921
But TO the facts. He aays that butter,
ssgs. chickens, uola,.es, aosr, csra psal,
crscker, pepper, dried peaches and %.
pies, and All kinds Of vegetables, sxcep.
po&stoes. arc furnished three timas per
vssk, slso Ice. coal oil and ga ar mol
furnished in the regular army ration. and
have = bsps.ohAssd, il At I'll, oat Il the
hospitaf fssd. This y partly trss And
the balance false, and the whole : mean
course of specs. i =; = .so;i ;s;;;;;ae
the whole truth. The prsseat nt;cn son,
sists, per day, q % o.. Of bred q DON.
II ID. Of corn meal, ! 10. bacos or I'm.
Of bssf, AID 70 every 2,Ooo rations, psr
dsys s bush. beans, 200 lbs. nee, l4
bush. potatoes, 800 H.. co5cs or 30 In
To-, S0Q ~. ssgas. 70 gals. viasear, 30
b.. spsFn sasdlsA o. Is III. aa.nsasine
sss@ies. q % ~. tAllow candlsn, 80 u.