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We observe, sayS ths Nsmpkh Appeal, has Msss Cen.
BucDr has isos1 very seringsos orders against ths
o0clals, u inssgfsging VITA cGseas Hs Ays down ths
ru distinctly that tks military has nothmg % DO with
the conduct Of etzsos, sxcepe for violation e military
hw, and ocsvs Who make aFrss 70 b held account
able 10 cssss Of inpsopw dsssatjoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

lrsom ~ Richmool Kznansv, August 81
0ovns1oa vAHcs, o. Noam cAAolmA-Hh Presidency
Vance, Governor q North Carolna, arrived a thb
city ysssrday evening ths Gc0shsn wan. He = NJ
gussl Il Dr.. Manson. Ths Governor Vpsass In sxcssss
koalh and sDfYta.
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Exsension or Tame for volantscslag In
hH Alabama.


NONr0OKnY, Ala July Is, 1868. J
l-Ths time allowed for volunteering under General
Order No 10 extended until the 9Th day Of August neK
Any who drafted the 26th instant. Gvaling
himself of the privilege Of volunteering will obtain from
The ocer In command Of the company 10 which no voun
teers tho ocer nnstering him into service wrtten
osrAoaae or the fact which he viii furnish the ocer
commanding the militia regiment brigade rendezvous
on or before the said eth day Of August
1.-The commanders of the several regiments Alsoena
militia will require al drafted from their Sespeotvo
commands who have not volunteered by tbs time 70
pear ssd esh day u August at the rspdsvos
attached, dircctad By General order NO. 10,
xxvt., xviii, and xxix. cAusss.
Governor and Cpmmandcr IN Chief.
H.P. wAnoS, Adjusant and lnspsesov General, a. y.
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Ressrn Home - New nsnpshivs R~ss-
Bcssos, August ., lssa.
Crest rsy~sNeas ere msh,~s - co~eevd, N. w., 70
rive ,he ynh snS r@sh ss~ HHnessss sessnc.sss
ssspd rccsysoa ssA "we<ons hsnsr q rsssaay.
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M phllSs~iyhls l-<,tss - yctsffsr ssys al th&
s.s~s - n tos Cvn ryshsnSe yassesy tsss v-rs tss
s~rt snss~ rse~vsssnu rou N.w nvs~1~ ssf oxs ffUn
sts.xo ne i~n~s sna NE tay " rsss~e-whsa b>s
kts k~~n s1~fe1ssS-~egsso int<rscafs~ vAh ma
ass'ss We sss ssss - ksc~ u'ss th~ v~a wss 40 se
,~.t.ns~ - p-~1s b. The ssMt~msn - nst~
a M sns~siss,s n s.~ ov~.ss ss.sss'iy srss tfss
,,~~~~s ss~aasc. sa&Ise 30 es@~ass ssss sexnh
- sst l-ssi lfss 80 ~ yss@s s@s avs ~'~hN
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rbs ra.ss1 sassSs s,sam rsaspr~s K1~s r. rsuy csSs
cA.p.s, arrived YESTERDAY srgn xs~D~rs, c.. kAsAs
ssaed ssnos Nh can ess. Basssrss iniss sis sh. ~
y~trss soasos M sss. yih ~ ssis ssd M fsisr nc
pAe.sassss, o~saspss v hssr Yea yli>s, rnli.a
ssssss Asssssns o4ArssrmAsr. sks rspwn sosAAs ssw
n Hswr~rn-
ma 4ossss ssd swvsni, nr. y v. Adsrss, osysxn "
n. nxsS~ q. A. ~. L@.a. Cs' Lees, tses& - 8ss~ss
as.ss. Aasms. ts(oE~ ssd krssv. IN = u~ YAys ss-
Yows eEsSrt O~tpm y q. a@svvs, Assssssst A~rS~uns
is~n Lssat woh~ssth y. y, ssysss, sS, ft~si
Jop<. W s iAnxa<r. cspf rseAss~w y. fssss. rx~i
Ores n<S~rtnsoi n q ksss5zs-A11 10 "a ih< st~sssxe
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81 HEApocAnTxn PARorxD PHsoxms
" \. sas DsxoyoLs, July -, lo6s.
Ihe President Of he Confederate States reGArdng tho
ego great duration N the present condoa Of the
ay, with excspsloo a tnoss 70 ths distant
frun this camp thsrsfore, under bis Instructions, al
soos rescinded, With exception of those 70 the
fraas-Missisippi Department and from the State of
zsnosssss, which viii remain bslors Tho furiouGAs
- ~ troops from Georgia are reduced 70 twenty days
those from Alabama and Mississippi 70 fifteen days. AZ
shs expiration Of their furioughs ali ocers and viii
usEanixations Brigade comuAnders suthogssd aud
sructed publish this order IN tho newspapers Of the
Bricts u which their respective commands vsrs ovga-
olse1 nd wi supervise Ne gahsvtne together and ~
vganixaiion o( the same. By order H
Lieutenant Geperai PENBERT0y.
Pm. fro cnp Acting Adjusant General.
OMcai; WILLIAM EL1on, Acting Adjusant GcncsAl.
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.'''-.- - - Nonyos, NJ August s, iSoo.
Tweptytvo transposts Adsn WITH tsocDs hsve passsd
NatcAes going dowS, up Friday. number II banks'
md BlrSidss nsu have bssu mustsged out, their time
= saAlssmsot navhl erp6e3 nsapxh !osdsd WITH
neoes ere sent up esuy q I1Aco No ~. vnsse camp
bsea sstAblAhsd- Rast snd Wsss lsus1anA hsvs besn
seplppsd 70 form negro regiments. M
NJ weoehw sxtseneiy warm; 0ssmomesss %
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Arrssts an RsehmonA.

[From The Riehmosd Examissr. August 81
J. ". Gordon, q citizen, was sspt 70 Castle fbundc
yesterday, upon charge not divuged. The paper
IN TIE case remained with Gsn9ai wilder.
VIM. MsIleu, citzcn, committed on the same chasss
died yosserday.
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(from the 1Cutgumcfy Advertsor, Auguet IL
n b matter u sorpsse thas t6sse " 70 hssae sesi
manifested In this cy and tho surrounding country IN
making preparations for immediate defence, and
especially BY those wAo have the most - stAhe
10 be sure 10 Aave frequently uass and passed. vssy
She fruits og thsms ne army be- not beeu ocreaee1
end are today - deisneelss q we we're ososs ~
meeting was callod.- afsssf a.l49st xaM.aM
Have ve lost our spirit, or ava the valiant youag m
end old who vountssed q the beginning thn unhoay
war TAXA al the hooos ehvAlSy ed manhood wia As.s
- any gsod wisbous asttpu. What We pust Save = >
thorough esnnne5ou, and sveSy man capsule Il bees
h0s hak nlo4 up, - poShepe win fun enctq nass,
but Who Do ~ m1eew more than reeDecoo1s etseA
SauAd Whip tAere shoud be n hs city q lsast rsg
ment, and they should turn cot - every dfn. our
soldiers devote theS whole time 70 To sssvtce.
certainly ought 70 spare few hOurs each vesk 10 pre-
pairing 70 deleud our ovn homss
N06temsry ooe q shs wsaahtsss cissss 10 -
ndssscg n proprtco 70 NJ Dumber q mhaoseaps, snd
oogtHinly seemoto b The msot doonceleos.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18
VOLUME XIV, NO. 81.
MEDICAL.

X x X
DIR. SWEETS
Infallible Liniment,
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA,
LuMBAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
SPRAlNs, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS; TILES, nEApAGHE,
AND NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS.
For all of which II is u speedy and certain
remedy, and never tnils. This Liniment is pre-.
pared from tho recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet. OF
Connecticut, the famous bone-setter, and has
been used i'm his practice for more til N twenty
years, with the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLEYlATOR OF PAIN, it is nnyi.
vailed by any preparation before the public, OF
which the almost skeptical may be convinced
by n single trial.
This Linimcnt will cure rapidly and ,radlcaIy
Rheumatic Disorders ofevery kind, and II thou.
sands Of CAGES where IL has been used 1t never
has been known to TAIL.
FOR NEURALGIA. it will afford immediate
reliet in every case, howeve distressing
1t will relieve the worst case OF Headache in
three minutes. aud il warranted to do it.
| TObTtlACHE also 1t will cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY & GENERAL
LASSlTUDE arising from imprudence or ex.
cess, this l,iuiment Is n most happy and uniail.
ing remedy. Acting directly upon The nervous
tissues, it strsngthens ana reviviies the system,
and re stores it to elasticity and vigor
FOR PILES Assam external remedy we claim
TINT it is the Best known mud we challenge the
world to produce m equal. Every victim OF
this distressing complain should give it a trial,
for it wi not fail to afford immediate relief, and
in n mniority Of cases will effect n r1djcdi cure
QUiNSY AND SORE THROAT are some.
times extremely malignant and dangerous, bnt q
timely application OF this Liniment will never
ia il ncute.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement OF the jolnis is liable 10 occur II neg.
lected. The worst cases may be conquered by
this Liniment in two or three DAYS
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS. SORES. III.
GERS, BURNS e. SCALDS, yield readily to
the wonderful henling properties of DR.. Sweet's
TNFILLlBLE LlNIMENT, If used accord d.
ing to directions. Also, ChibLdihs Frosted Feet
Insect Bites and Sings.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand, fori its iimcl,
use a! the first appearance of Lameness viii
effectually prevent those formidable diseases tc
which all horses are liable, and which render 50
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worth
less.
Over four hundred voluntary ,es testimonials Il
the wo1ierfnl curative properties OF this Linn
ment have been received within The Inst 2 years
and many of them from persons in tho hig hes
RANKS OF Me. 4.
CAUTION.
To avoid imDOsi;iOn ohsprye the Sipnsturl
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SUERIFF,S SALE,

- i virtue OF an order OF sn 10 issued out of the
ID Court OF common Pleas OF Geuugu County,
ONO, wherein Martin Wilson Is painful, aud
Adurno Blood is defendant, TO me directed and
delivered, aud dated the l2th day OF November,
y. ID. 1893, | shall expose to pubic vend ue at tho
Cont House IN tlnrdon III SAID County, on
SATURDAY. Jinuary oh. 1864
nj O'Clock 7. VI. III said day, the following real
estHte situate in the township OF Auburn, County
OF Goaugn, and state Ot ONO, and known by be.
Ing II partot lot No t, Tract M. ,, aud bounded
MS follows, 10 wit; Beginning at n stake 10 chs.
aud 4 links, sou,lI | degree east from the middle
ol lie east and west center road, that is, taking
one rod off from Luke Barney's land, and also /
rod niflrom widow McLou,h's land, 10 chains 4
links. the same us of OF Luke Barney's; thence
sonlh I6 degrees, west 3 chains and 81 links
thence south IS degrees; west 10 chalnI thence
North - degrees, east & chains and 81 links;
thence north one degree, west 9 chuins and lg
Inks t. The place of beginning, and the said
lines are t. run the same as the fences now are
10 be the sane more or less. md also the priyi,
lego OF flowing the widow McLouih's land. ton
Mil or any other purposes, As high as ever la.
been flowed, as long as wood grows and wntel
runs, be the same more or less, but SUBJ Get Il
ali legal highways.
SAID promises were appraised u. Sll00.
TERMS OF SALE-Cush in hand.
Il, N. SHAW. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Geauga
County, Nov. eth, U3. 724w5
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Peter Co1nar.

This gentleman has always been an "o'd
limo Democrat" He ia one of tho largest
capitalists in New York city. lis property
interests. "a VOL US his political e1nca'ion'
would incline him to a jtst Conservatism
that is. favor of q policy calculated to con
servo tho hes, interests of tho country ="
Mr. Cooper has just published another stir
ring letter to the President, in which occurs
tho following strong sentences:
II believe that tho var of rebellion would
have beun short, #. a. tho comnancemcnt
OF tho struggle. 4 decided policy in relation
to the employ mcnt OF negroes could have
been adopted and sustained by tho people
Of the North.
"To prevent them from bringing upon our
country and tho world such a calamity. our
government will be folly justified in holding
ou' every iodsormcut to slaves Of robes 10
i,in our army to fight for ,hcir freedom
and Independence. Tho policy Of employ.
iup the nrgroc, in our d~ufenoD, il | am not
mistaken, is demanded BY tho highest in
tc-ests Of the South. as well as BY the North
Il believe that ten yenrs will not pas,
before tho pcoplo Of the South will cree
3nts tn commemorate their deliver
anco from tho blight of slavery.
Il. for one. envy not tho man who. t.
savo u nations lifa. will not say "Peci
.SinUr,y-perjst MI mat staads IN he 'ral
r -
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MAJOR GGoRag L sTEAnNs is organizing
o negro regiment at Galiatin, Tenn, annth
or at Columbia. 600 at Murfre asboro, and
Que at Ciarksviile. Ito mus,ers ono hun.
dred and two men into snch company, in.
Guiding -four experienced cooke. In six
weeks he raised QUO foil regiment, and sir
hundred mon 10 another. Enllstmonis at
Galiatin and Columbia, on the borders OF
kentucky, somoho~ OF other rope in a great
many Kentucky slaves, and It Ia said to bo
quite difficult to distinguish them from the
Tennessee article, Major sresrna ia grad.
uslly being charged w,ih the suppou o.
impoverished women and children. who
come within our lines. His purpose ia &c
put them on sbandonod rebel turms arounc
Nashville.
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Important
NJGNTMG".
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

'EoR the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of
Il GouorrhDa, elect, Urethral Discharges, I'M
potence. Want OF Power. Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions. Incoutinence, Genital Debil-
ity and lrritahility, Gravel, Structure, and Az
~fections of The Kidneys and Bladder, which has
been used by upwards OF 100 PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with entire success, SUI
Cubebs. Copaiba, Capsules, or any
compound hitherto known.
- ELL,S SPECIFIC PILLS are speedy In
ID action, often ~effecting u euro in a lew days,
and " hen a euro is effected II 10 permanc Mt
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless ON the system, and ne yer nausea,e
The stomach or impregnate the breath; and, being
sugar. coated, al. nauseous taste is avoided. No
change OF diet is necessary whilst using them,
nor does their action Interfere with business pur.
suits. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; 6 Boxes for S5.
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A Coon AppoIsrMEsr.-Gov. Tod has ap.

AGooD APPoISrMHsr.-Gov. Tod has ap.
pointed Judge Swan, Of 'his city, TO oil tho
vacancy occasioned by tho resignotion Of
Judge Gohison, Of the Supreme Court of
Ohio. This Is an excellent appointment.
and one which will be endorsed by all par.
ties 10 this State. Judge Swan 10 too we'll
kuown 10 the o~itssns of OHIO as an acute
legal gentleman. to neod any communication
from VI. His appointment will give mil
ysgss, sasisfsotioa.-SfSis JoRrsai.
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CAUTION.
TO avoid imposition, observe the Signature
and Likeness OF DR.. Stephen Sweet on every Ia.
bel, and also Stephen Sweets Infallible Iini.
me blown in the glass OF each bottle, without
which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON s. CO. Proprietors,
Norwich Conn.
For Sale by all Dealers. 723w2
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SHERIFF,S SALE,

ID virtue OF an order OF sa Re issued out Of the
ID Court st Common Pleas OF Geauga County.
Ohio. wherein Thomas Radciih is plaintiff and
Vincent Brown is defendant, TO me directed and
dehverol, aud dated the l7th day OF November,
A, d. 1883, | shall expose to public venduo at
The door of The Courl lIousei in Chardon in said
County,
On Saturday, December 26h 1863.
be, ween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 4 +. NJ. of
~sni"day the following real estate situate in tho
township OF Cllridon, Geauga County, aud is
bounded ~ follows. 10 wiz North by the east
west road; east by land owned by Alvin Ober-
\ south by The sonlh line of said LOT; and west by
the west line OF snid lot, containing 'orty seven
acres OF land, be- The same more or less.
| Terms OF sale, Cash in hand
b N. SHAW, Sheriff.
| SherifNs Office, Gsauga
| 90, New. l7th, 1868. 723w5
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~ appointed and qualified as Administra-
irix o. he estate OF Reuben ] Henry, deceased,
late OF Bainbridge, Geauga County. Ohio.
LUCRETIA HENRY.
Hinbrtdgs, Dee. lib, 1865, T2ou
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LEGAL Notice.
Legal Notice.


A LVlRUS Z, BAR iHOLOMEW, Per.
N tette Frazoe, jackson Frazee, Julia
Aun sheldon, Chauncoy A. bartholomew
Nelson 5. BarthoIomow. Mary Garfield, Do.
courscy Cdutield and Aionzo ID. B,rtholo
NOV wilt take notice that u petition was
hied against them on the 9Th day OF July,
A.. ID 1863. IN tho Court OF Common Pleas
within aud for tho County of Geauga. by
Thomas q Bartholomew, and is now pond.
ing, wherein SAID Thomas q. Bartholomew
demands partition OF the following real
estate, TO W.T. situated in tho township OF
Auburn, County of Geauge and State of
Ohio, and kuuwn MS all OF Lot No. 81, and
part OF Lot No SO, aud bounded east south
aud west by tho lot lines OF said lots. aud
on the north by land in said lot No. 80.
owned by G. W. hnt.sdalo. and containing
in all ll6s acres ut land aud that. at the
next torn of SAID Court, tho said Thomas
G. Bartholomew will apply Tor al order that
partition may be madu of said premises.
THOMAS @ BARTHOLOMEW.
BY CANFIELD & SMITH.
Dated this Tin day of November. 1868.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT
American TEA Company,
80 vcscy strcst, New York;
Siucc ITS organization has created a new era in
tile history OF
WNOLESALING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY.
They havc:ntroduced their selections OF Teas,
aud ale selling them atnot over
3 Es.. .02. q ID. abOve Cost,
WHOLEsALIyG TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY,
2 Cts., ,O2, per ID. above Cost
NeOer depiating from The ONE PIECE
81 vcsey strcst, New York;


dSkci.
Another popularity Of the Company is that
their TEA faster not only devOtes his time to the
selection OF their J EAS as to quality, va'ne and
particular styles Tor particular localities OF coun.
Try. baths heLps the Ten bnyer to choose ont II
tEeir enormous siork such Tens as are best dd1Pt.
ed 10 his partc"tnr 'pintS, mud not only ms nut
DojnS ort to him the Best Bare rms.
1t is easy to see the iacaicHiabie odU1nt1ge a
TEA BUYER has in this establishment oper all
others.
1.-The Is no jaage Of TEA or the MARKET, ii hls
time is u1Lu1b'c. he has dd he benefits OF Il we'll
organized system of doing business. OF M nm
mense capitaL, OF the Judgment Of a projesS'ondi
TEA faster, aud the knowledge OF superior
statesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers - no matter ii they
are thousands OF miles from this marker-to pnt.
cha,e on as good terms here as The New lon6
merchants. ,
Parties can order TEAS and will he served as
meH as Hoagb they came hemseiU'S, being sure
to get origiaJi PIciages, frHr mtights amt tdre$;
and tbe TEAS are WAREANrED "a -cprtS'hted
We issic n Price list oi the Cbmpany's Teas,
which will be sent to all who order it-compris-
ing
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PENSION AND BOUNTY.

TliE undersi. ned has opened an office in Char.
L don, Genuga County. Ohio, to prosecute the
Pension and Bounty Business. and will also pros-
ecute all business against the Government. His
long experience and service IN the war, in the
capacity OF captain in the 7th Ohio Vols. and
his familiarity with the manner of doing bust
ness in the various departments of the Govern.
m"nt. and the manner Ot obtaining evidences in
all cases, give him advantages over all other per-
sons ougugcdin the business.
9T-lie charges only the legal fec, IS. in
Pension cases. with a charge OF S for each afi
davit. when additional evidence il required
Soldiers. give him n call at his office. In wri.
ting, give n full history of the case, enclosing n
stamp, and you will get a full answer by return
mail. GEO, l.. u OOD,
Attorney at law.
Chardon July ID, 1903. 7O3tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
(bHks'S7bAHX

Departed til, lie, 10 Gichmoad Va OF Ii 2tt c. April
1865 aIs, very pslnfal !ro.rsc. cd .-es Tn Z
O., Oldest daughter Of DR.. rotsr Gay, OF CaIes
oluDiy, Va, In tho egh,ee n.l or Of her rgi
the don'se OF rcnd Is sd sui rc for Ccatal,.
at oh but Obr cut CT Ia the fprin. lime OF youtl and
happuess, and h the very ml,t Of usefulness I'll,
witt Ais yely and iulereiES g.r, "a eaiea vEd
and dstros that we'll nigh iucUga.b:o. Pos having
had he tone TO lose her mot In early childho d,
her sss permitted, nhs called upOl,
as IN her powoI, to dis ,hug- toio dutus io>srd d y
you5ger sstars la lAct se bs.aGns III, ma1asrr aud III
reLtr1su OF that IeiIld.
II GDiy few short weeks az; ia: thiI sweat ard
g,ntlr creature rsdlan. with sh, Bnd ~ health yatei
the embraces OF uie loved e. hino - ebjI
kohnocd brief tesson VI hhp amid Inc lights Of
Inter SuuTso With o OF frleEi add
tAnees but, alas "Wnila man pcopusez. God d<pses"
sho taken Ick thVrI!J as,f hor srryai AID what
promises 10 be visit CT rlnrh prJIJueIt, SaH =;
laugth tsruin Atsd 10 the Leg chill OF dsath
The VIitsr. having enjoyed privilege Ct au ibts
acquaintance with tic necsaSed, IL s f4y juIth IN
saying that Kinder and aore .dectuns;o being Deytr
had an tx!steno. for, being Of el ous d po"t, sld
PnisssinS heart tbst was tyur alive TO sJupAthy and
ifoa, she sscCeed ID In ssiLiog the 1--we sui ssteen CT
res, 10 the be that she dad 10 us Draicd hope
OF 2orIoGs iDnorts ity deso:ed istasf a.d threc
lbtss, snd many reit'srs Ard end' se maze TO
mouin by tas eAd ber:uvemrni Hsy The God u mercy
aac love, Kbo lacth AL hn,s for tho b1It comfort nd
soolhe iher blerdag rrar. Ant sraat that what nos
tv uel III -I-l DO 3avrrei ~ 81
eternal bapp DIS. IA chen tie dread
reaches them Il ms te but change fr3 gorrnE ~ Joy
from tho sH ana Lonb6 "a tbs " yIld to yriost s.at.
R.qlitsost 10 pace
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WAR WIrE WOMHH.

Our eRelnies arc terrible to women and
childreo =. their lines They hope to
conquer oDfsderacy by starving US eli
out, and sp ially by tormenting and bully
ing our noble women wherever they find
them unprotected. Rokecranz has the Chi
vslrous Satisfaction Of having driven multi.
tudes of ladies' from their wasted homes, to
wander with blstsred feet Southwards,
and share the good cheer which tho "best
Government" is doing ils utteImost to pro-
vide for us by destroying agricultural imple
ments, burning ulills, stealing negroes snd
farm horaes. We have already mentioned
the brutal action of Milroy towards the Lo-
gan family of Winchester. Growing out of
that transaction is another illustration of
Yankee chivslry, detailed in tho anuexed let
ter. Tne victim in this case is young lady
OF the highest respectabilityI connected with
the most distinguished families cf the
Stste:
RICHMOND, April 23i 1863
My Dear: | received your letter to-day,
UoSRiDR IOr q H6EIbtllu u NY cxlo lfpLI NY
home, and although am still some Whist
.rsvelwosn and wesried with sn1lety snd
excitenent, | csDnot resist your. importuni"
lies.
You have doubtless Seen an account of the
Logan affair, SO | will no. repeat it; but you
cannot imagine the feeling which it reused in
our suffering little town; It was the first caso
Of tho kind which has occurred in our midst;
We had endured every outrage but this lsst
and hsi dest, and we nsver 30 fully realized
our utter helplessness, our deplorsblo weak
pess, as when we saw those poor women,
two of them scarcely able to leave their beds,
turning their backs upon their homes, at the
order of miserable, cowsrdIy despot who
took possession Of it before their eyes,
No woman in Winchssser-couId speak
of it for days after without tears Of
bitter indignation. It wss in this state of
mind that sat down to write letter of
coincidence to friend h New Jersey, and,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-01
AHsRRRs 10 CORRESPONDENTS.

We have another sbeGf OF letters from officers and
prvsbes OF the Georgia troops noar fredericksburg
all expressing In every vsrsd tone Of abhorenoe ami
exscrason thr indignant feelings at the Iumor that
"Reooistruotionist" was about bo be brought fos.
ward candida.o for the Guye,norship Of Georgia.
II b unnecessary and would be impossible, TO pab-
fsh them oil. The rumor was without any fouuda-
ton except in the indisGess zeal Of some friend Of
Governor Brown, who wished TO sugma,ize with that
hateful name Eeoonstusnoast any man who should
be bold enough to oppose The present Governor. No
man, however, IN ali Georgia dares to ask the suf.
fsss OF tho people st haus still lsss those In tha
army upon 10 base an issus.