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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27
Your obedient servant,

s.r..-,..~ WARNER ii. cURTISS.
The article to which Capt Curtiss refers
was not intended as a structure upon him
alone, but referred equally to other Districts,
in which loud complaints are made by the
local press. We did not say that nothing
had been done, but that we knew of nothing
having been done, nor did this community
know that any Recruiting officer had been
appointed until last Saturday, when Mr.. St.
John was here and informed us that he had
received the appointment Neither did We
know that Capt Curtiss had endeavored to
secure the services Of any person at this
point 10 act as Recruiting officer. There is
certainly an unreasonable delay il getting
the machinery in working order, though the
fault may not rest with the Provosts. We
do think that the Marshals should keep the
press Of their several districts posted in what
is doing, so that the community be not kept
wholly in the dark The Marshals may be
faithfully at work, but the people knowing
nothing of their labors are apt to come TO the
opinion that nothing is being done.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27
HELmkoLD,s EXTRACT BUcHU

HHAmNOLDsS EXTRACT BCCHUs
For Weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits Of Disa.
PATTON Early Ind screton Of Absss attended with the
following symptouls:-
Indisposition TO Exertis1, Loss Of Power
Loss of Memory. C!Aeulty Of BreathinS 4,
Wsak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease. wakefriuese
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Unver sal Lassituds Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness Of the Ssin, Eruptons on the Face,
Pallid Countcnance.
These symptoms II allowed to 20 on, which shis usdi
Inpotency, Fusuisy, Epilepsis IN,
In one Of which the patient may expire .. .-.... .
Who can say that they not frequently followed By
those " Direful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
Bur Hoxs WILL coHyEss fHs ascoaps OF S1D nsA1D
AsYtunS.
And Melancholy D>afhs By Consvmptioa bear ample
witness to the Truth Of this assertion.
The C1,,stitutioa once affected seiM Organic Weak.
requires the aid Of Medicine 10 Strengthen and In
vigorate the System. III
Which IIs,xsclDs EXTRACT BUCHu SnuavioJly
Trial win convince The most sksptisAl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27
LETTER FROM PROVOST Man,
SHAL CURT1Sy.

osrcB o. Paovosr MARSHAL, 6rH DIsr. iowa.
| Fosf DopaE, Nov. Esd, 1883. I
MEssRs. PERKINS ,Sirs. You state III
your lsst issue Of your paper that nothing
had been done in Black Hawk County by
me, in reference to recruiting. In this you
are very much mistaken. Immediately upon
receiving instructions from Washington I
started for Black Hawk county, which was
some two or three weeks ago. When was
in Cedar Falls I endeavored to secure the
services Of some energetic man to act as Re-
cruiting agent in that section Of my District
failing, appointed o. 0. st John. of East
Waterloo, as such agent, and requested him
to proceed at once to recruiting. During the
week was at Black Hawk, I visited Mar.
shall and Hardin counties. and in each, also
appointed Recruiting agents. From the east
I went forthwith to the west end of the Dis
trict, and appointed suitable persons in that
section to recruit, and I have been at my
headquarters but three or four days.
In my absence received orders to re.sub-
district the District and apportion the quota
among the respective townships have just
got through with this labor-cxcept as to the
Townships Mt. Vernon and Bennington Of
your county, and by this mail you will re-
ceive the quota Of each Township in Black
Hawk, except IS aforesaid. shall cause to
be published in the Fort Dodge Republican
Of this week. the quota Of Of all Townships
in each county in the District Ihave push
ed this recruiting business to the utmost of
my capacity, and trust you viii render the
Recruiting agent all the assistance in your
power. 'T
You should remember that my headquar.
ters are about one hundred miles beyond the
boundaries Of civilization, and in District
in which mail facilities are very slow and un.
satisfactory.
am, rery respectfully.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27
DEPARTMENT or TEE INTERIOR,
waSEin ptoD. ID. e. 1tk lEh IiE6

VHtHIHYtUH' y. y
SIn: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they the best eatlartic
We employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they are an sd
nirable remedy for arrangements OF that organ
Indeed, have seldom found q case OF bilious dis
ease SO obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. Eraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, II d,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27

FTOM N. E0NdTd B0yN, Hd7fsMOrt.
DEAR BRO. AVER: csnnet answer you rAn:
complaints have cured with your Pills better than
to say all nat treat ,etk parqatire metti-
cine. place great dependence on that efiectusl
cathartc In my daily contest with disease and be-
eying. as do. that your Pills afford the best
have, I Of course value them highly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27

In Of the high price Of printing paper and
The rrest 10 the wages printers and the
HANGED cost Of everything connected with printing the
following are lowest terms at which Tns JousHAL
be Afforded. There will be no deviation from these
rates: i.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27

From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of iNsw York City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose a. an aperient, but ind their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. Tliey
have in my practice proved more efIectaa IoS the
cure of bilious complaints than any remedy
can mention J sincerely rejoice that We have At
length purgative which IL worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27

N.Ow n THE TIME. WE ARE SELLING
N good PrnN, ~ ce'ess, y ~ 10 ~ - sssts :
- SAyrYr ! ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27
Stomach, Liver Bowels.

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache, General
Debility Nervousness Depression Of Spirits, Conss.
patton, Collie Intermittent Yevers. Cramps and
spasms, and all Complaints Of either Sex,
arising from, Bodily Weakness whether
inhersr. 10 the system produced
BY special causes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27

PITTsBu 10, Pa. MAY I. 1858.
DIR. J. G. AVER. Sir: I have been <pezteuly
cured of the worst headache any body have BY a
foul stomach which they cleanse ut once
Yours withgreat respect. ED. w TREBLE.
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-27
Asa Family Phystc.

From DR.. Z w. Cartwright. Nelc Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of purgcs. Their sx-
ceent qualities surpafs any cathartic we possess.
They are mild, but very certain and eestua in their
action on the bowels which makes them inv luable
to US in the daily treatment Of disense.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05
For the LeglsIature.

In response to numerous solicitations, announce
myself candidate for election 10 the House Of Rep
resenatves from the Pictorial District composed Of
the counties of Van Buren, Bedsoe and Rhea, at the
ensuing August election. s.. CARNES
juuel2-te*
tA- We are authorized and requested to announce
Lieut. JAS. A. WALLACE, Of Rhea county, as a can.
ddate TO represent the counties Of Rhea, Bedsoe
and Van Buren, In the lower house Of the next Gene
raj Assembly OF the State Of Tennessee.
iune23te*
In CAMP 24TH TENNESSEE REGIMENT, on OUTPOST, I
Murfreesboro Pike, Bedford CO., June %, '6S.
EDITOR CHATTANOOGA REBEL:
In obedience to q call made upon me by the Coffee
county members of this regiment, Gath Tennessee
at meeting recently held, and also to many solcitA-
tons by citizens of said county at various times you
are hereby authorized to announce my name as can.
ddate to represent the people of Coffee county In the
lower branch of the next Legislature Of Tennessee.
june26-te FRANCIS II. RAGSDALE,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05

1@r Suppose we go over the border--shall
we burn and pillage as the yankees dot The
query is serious and should arouse reflection,
Beyond doubt the law of retaliation would
justify uS in any act we might commit in re-
spouse to the Outrages Of a savage foe, no mat
ter how strocious; but would the laws of God
do so5 Is incondiariSm ever right And can
the principles Of humanity and christian war,
fare be violated without risging tho wrath of
that Divinity to whose protection we look with
ceaseless hope, and whose aid we constantly
invoke with prayer and fasting! Again, is it
prudent ina temporal sense2
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05
For Congress.

NJ We are authorised 10 announce the Hon. JSo
+. HOUSE,, Of Montgomery county, as candidate Tor
Congress in the Sth Congressional District at the en-
suing election. lgulbI
M We are authorized 10 announce Col. JonN Il.
SAVAGE Of DeKalb county, as a candidate for Con
gess from the 9th Congressional District, at the en-
suing election. Iiuneill
RE- We are authorized TO announce Hon. A.. o. T.
NICHOLSON as a candidate for Congress from theI th
Congressional District at the ensuing election. m37.
"a We are authorized TO announce Colonel g. h
NIXON, Of Laurence county, as an Independent cans
didate for Congress in the seventh congressional dis
trct At the ensuing election.
iune24.teS
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05

~6a A few days since party of our guer-
Has went round in the rear of Murfreesboro
and blow up two locomotives and trains, with
torpedocs, one on the Nashville and Chatta-
noOga, and the other on the Franklin and
Nashville road. The torpedoes were placed
underneath the track, with . screw percussion
cap or friction primer attached, which was so
placed on the iron rail that the wheel of the
car pressing over it, caused the Illuminating
powder to explode and ignited the magazine.
We did not learn the extent Of the damage.
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NOTES LOST. ~ have lost OF mislaid the follows
IN ing Drafls OF Notes to-Bit One note drawn
BY }. c. 9. Morton, payable 10 me for lSS6) one
hundred and thirty-six dollars, dated January LIST,
1861, with interest from date.
One note drawn by X. A. Phipps, payable TO me
for lf2I5O two hundred and seventyfye dollars,
bearing interest from date credit thereon for forty
dollars.
One note drawn by Harrison Boxley payable 10
me for $500 sixty dollars, dated January lst 1851
bearing interest from date, with credit of $500
thirty dollars, thereon.
One dram on John d. McLemore, OF Carroll county,
Mississippi, for (S5300) htysthree hundred dollars,
payable to W. W. Dahney, and by him endorsed to
me: Said dEais is drawn on McLemore, sbon Co.,
New Orleans, and dated September 1861, and due
18th day Of March, 1862.
One note drawn by w. W. Dahnsy, for (s4S) forty
eight dollars, payable to me, aud dated March LIST
1862. The above described draft and notes have not
been traded by me- aud are now my property, and
all persons are cautioned not torade for them, aud
the payers are notified not to pay them If presented
I, G. BANKS,
jn2l-2w' Company D, 32d Tenn. Reg
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~ I'VE have scmStimeH thought" says
hOSavaAnsh Rspublicnn 1t would DO wise
movement to break up the linSrOf Middle Ten
nsaasa altogether, and, 20 far at least as the
infantry are concerned, divide tho army of
Bragg between Johnston and Lee. Such a
movement would meet every. exigency at the
tive most important points in the whole field of
operations. 1t wsuId enable Johnston to rid
the valley Of the Mississippi Of tho Yankee in
vadSrS, whilst the army Of Lee would DO made
OnniPOtoht. 1t might BE- q safe policy even
should the whole Of Middle and East Tennessee
and Northern Alabama and Georgia have
temporarily to bs givon up to the enemy. This
would hardly DO the case though, as Lincoln
would have much more important work for
ROSeQgAnS In his Own domains, or perhaps in
arrssting and supporting his flying legionS in
the West We think Georgia and Carolina
would have but little to fear, for RosecrAns, il
be came sOuth, would make slow progress with
our large cavalry and artillery force to harraSs
his rear and tanks, and before any serious
foOthVd could DO gained, JOhnston, having I'm,
iShSd his work on the AiGHiSaippi, might fly to
our relief.
ut iS evident that some change must be
made from our present policy. Neither John.
Gton nor Loo 10 properly supported, and dis.
aStsr to either would bring untold evil upon
our Young Confedoracy. and porhapa retard The
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05
ISy- If Rosocrans has such an immense army

DGr If Rosecrans has such an immense army
as some Of our friends from the Immediate
'front.' would make us believe--why in the
name Of reason, does Lincoln call for 100000
moro men, and why does Pennsylvania and
Ohio callfor $4,000 each. Answer us that ye
SavanO Of the military. II Rosy" has been
reinforced at all, it has been by our own ne.
grOeS, armed and put into the field to swell his
numbers. No! MessiurS il is not 80. The
yankee War Department "plays the hand, and
Rosy is only the last "rump"
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EXTRACT.
HEADoURs Vol. AND RECRUITING BUREAU, A. T.(
Huntsville, Ala, June 29th 1858.
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 254.
]. Officers Of the 9TH 9TH 10th and 44th (Blythe'a)
Miss. Regis. are by orders from army Headquarters,
relieved from duty nthis Bureau and will Immediately
rejon their commands. By order Of
Brig. Gent PILLOW,
Chief Of Bureau.
JHo. O. BUaOH,
A.A. g. Ijy2lw1
A8- Mlssssippian (Jackson) copy.
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B6- Pemberton holds fast; and Hooker
runs fast; but the fastest thing of all will be
the way Rosecrans will take himself off to
Nashville after We once get hold of his old
dutch bones.
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THE DAILY REBEL.
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1863.


Al whataday il was in tines which can.
not, and never viii rctuTn;--nnations festival
"a carnival 4 al that tradition, habit and en-
thusiaSm could add 10 those practical devo
tions, whish spring irtn love Of freedom, and
attended every annual Observance Of it, gfeat
birthday o, ss.a + 49, aa.a3r
The Fourth Of July Is Il oncS the glory and
the shansOf the american people
Whilst it pOrpstually reminds US Of the yir.
tues Of head and heart which distinguished
those who pledged 90 much for liberty, It pre-.
SCENTS Us in bold relief the shocking spectacle
of a considerable portion Of their descendants,
who have abandoned every principle Of free
government sst mp for them and although ii
was the day On which the purest body Of men
who e-ss Tired sns5tsd tho most noble mea.
sure Of modern times, il 10 alsc, tho day, which
assembled the most exscrabIs rabbIo Of law.
breakers known to any age, or cline
The Congress, that convened in old Indepen.
dsnes Hall, passed. the great declaration, on
the 4th efJuly 177s. The Congress, which
not 1t the eapitelin Washington, and passed
ALL shs odiouH measures sf this warts bills
OF eenfscation = its acts Of abolition its
bloody schemes first Of subjuEation and then
Observation-Disclosures togethOr on the 4th Of
July 1851. Compare the two historical notes.
And yet, for what il was, let US deal chart
hby BY the day, II isasa false love. We
rsturn to Il in eur yearly round through life
with none Of those old heart burnings, for its
bloom has faded away and the traces that used
to inspire ~, are all gone but we are sad to
sec it, We Are sad to see it so lost to itself,
and 30 uRconseiSuS Of its miserable, fallen con.
dition. We are sad to fsSIthat we cannot lift
1t up ont Of itS prostituted state, and bid it,
Cfor we cannot wipe oil tho stains which have
bsSn already put upon it, be pure hereafter,
and, BY repentance and uprightnesS, to live at
least free from future Esprsaeh, We arc sad
that We cannot Dc even this much in mercy,
aud that as the cycle Of each AnaO Domini
brings rs face face, we must ever ever, be-
hold the once lovsd form, sinking deeper and
deeper in ahamelsAB infAmy. *. @
"PsEethss-uell-- y
And 90 Wy ways Oh, niIsoEable
9ks bleed et thiRe eWn sAldEeR gAfsg 4 thine eye,
And HaughI y left for thss bat dread oblivion ~
. L.
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BG- Wepublish this morning a commuplt
cation to the Jackson Mississippiah from &ils z
Tucker Of Missouri, upon the position of
Sterling Price in the West. 1t is deeply inter
estiDg, and, we have not doubt, literally true.
Too bad, too bad Well may the country
exclaim against such things.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
~ on Monday night the 29th inst NANCE, a grif
coored woman, 50 years old, and weighs about 1876
pounds. JoE same color as above, II years old, aud
wei his about las pounds, he is quick spoken and In
telhgent boy. $50 reward win DO paid for the delivery
of each Of the above slaves 10 In Chattanooga
If lodged in some safe jail where can get possession
jylu r.. d. BRABSON.
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D6B- Would it not DO fair now, to make oil
the nOn-cOmbatants in Pennsylvania ssear to
support the Southern Coniederacyi They
make our defonceless old men and boys do the
same thing incur captured cities. Itisa poor
rule that will not work both ways.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. OBERT L. CARUTHERs.
FOR CONGRESS;

NOMINEES Of the State Connection
LIST District--J. B. HEIsEELL, Of Hawkins.
End Dlstrict-WM. G. Swan, Of Knox.
Srd District-A. S. CoLrAR, Of Fmnklin.
ath Distributions T. MURRAY, o. Warren.
5th District--H. S. FOoTE, OF Davidson.
9th District-E. A. KEEBLE, Of Rutherford.
7th District-JAMRs McCuLLoM, Of Giles.
sth District--THos. MENERs, o. Montgomery
9Th District--J. y. G. ADKINS, Of Henry.
10th Dis.r.ct-JoHE V. WRIGHT, Of McNairy.
18th District--D. NJ CORRE, Of Shelby.
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ps- Our Irish press'man says there
may be powr o. Grams in i'm, but devil a
rose, for where's the rose wideut thorns, and
where's the thorn that does Mt stick ye blackn
guard
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16y- We have received the Rebel dated 3lsI
Of Juno. Suppose the error rcsdlsed from the
practice Of dating the paper one day ahead
without waiting to see whether such day
kfn not lsi 10 oomo.--Aadnta Confederdcy
AJAX Amt we always one dag
aAea6 sslR papers auyhOwI ~
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EXTRACT.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, June 4th, 1858.

RICHMOND, June Ath, 1868.
SPECIAL 0RDERsl
No. 1873.
XIV. Captain F. W. Sims, Assis tant Adjutsat Gen-
era, will assume the duties Of Inspector and Agent
for the supervision OF railroad transportation on the
railroads of the Coniederaoy, lately discharged by
Col. w NJ. Wadley, and win proceed TO execute the
same TO the like extent with his predecessor rep0r
ting through the Adjutant General TO this Depart
ment.
By command of the Secretary of War
JOHN WRITER'S,
Jyl-lw Asst. Adjt Gen'l.
No My Headquarters are permanently established
at Richmond. +. W. SIMS,
Capt. & A. A.G.
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EXTRACT.

EXTRACT.
HEAQR's Vol. AND RECRUITING BUREAU, A. I'll
Huntsville, Ala, June 29th, 1888 I
GENERAL 0RDERs,(
No. IA.
II. Officers on duty In this Bureau who have copies
Of the printed, circular order issued from these Head
quarters will return them for the purpose Of having
their orders renewed Officers who have been relieved
from duty IN this Bureau will return all orders they
may have received from these Headquarters.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. PILLOW,
Chief Of Bureau.
JNO. @. BURoH,
A. A.. e. Tjy2.lw1
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lGy- The Columbia Carolinian Announces
the death, on Friday, Of Mrs. Missy Hampton.
relict Of the late General Wade Hampton, She
has quietly passed to her rest at the extreme
limit Of more than four score years eminentIy
characterized BY every gentle virtue.
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oar When the heroic spirit of Rains took
its flight from the blood stained field Of battle,
its echo fell to earth forward my brave lads. !"
Let that be the cry Of every officer through
out the coming conflict in Middle Tennessee.
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: TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED to the Jail of Ham
l. ilton county. Tennessee, two negro men, John
and Ben, who say they belong to John Levitt, Of Au
gusta, Ga. John is very dark, and Ben, is Of light
copper color. The owner is notified to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
WIN. II. McCALLlSTER,
aDr29stf Tailor Hamilton 90,
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D6g- The McCuckoo song hummiEg in the
ear of Rosecrans is 81 can't fight against Cheat.
ham any more" At least, as rustic friend Of
ours answered at the hymenial altar, that's the
chat" s'
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ngA- The crops in the rear of Rosecrans
have doubtless suffered seyerelyi but General
Ewell will make the matter even-"s'pressIl
make it all right"
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bay- A correspondent from Chattanooga,
writing to the Macon Telegraph, says the
eight below is one for food" 1t is also one
to whip Rosecrans.
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For the Senate.

We are authorized to announce the Hon. SAM.
SMITH candidate for the Senate from the District
composed Of the counties Of Hamilton, Marion, Sc.
quatchie, Bledsoe and Bradley.
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B6y- The song of the cavalry from Hoover's
Gap is said to have been "Quick time, and q
little more--butter-milk."
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nay Pity the poor patriotic wives and
women left in Middle Tennessee. Let the
North.man beware. There's vengeance in the
very atmosphere.
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CHEERMg FRoM VIcKsBuRo.--W have in.
telligence brought by distinguished gentle
men recently from JOhnBtons headquarters
chat Gen. Johnston has organised su.lDFge and
admirably disciplined army, aid ism coidi-
ton % mako an effective demonstration. His
cayalsy horses, Of which ne was very def
cientat FIRST, have been supplied by the poo
pc 81 Misaiaaippi, who have very gopernll5
gent ap their carriage horues, snd fhoy are she
auH horaes ID our whole army. He reports
A salng both among tho army and people
ay4ns aud confident lie had reason h
no hal the faso Of YicEHbure would be
i'a sa within iew dnyu.-Augpsia COnsii
fti aaiisis
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Ra- @The pen is mightier than the sword"
says the old phrase-but the Sword" indi-
Gated belonged to the "cavalry,' says our
friend the "Quartermaster."
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1T- Brig. General W. II. F. Lee is the son,
and Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is the nephew of
Gen. Il. Il. Lee.