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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16

ERESH AND SCARCE DRUGS, &c.
Il Cub Nitrate Of hsmuth,
English Mustard, In bottles,
EcMnnns Elixir Of Opium,
Rresh and Pure Arrow Root, -
Taonlc and Gallo Acids,
Epson Salts
God Liver OIL,
CAlonde Zinc,
do do Soda, In solution,
French PerfumsrY and eoaps,
Fog ish hair a. ushss
Shoe Brushes, nc,
Just rec lived through the blockade At
MEADE BAKERS Drug Store,
1886 ls6 Main ST., cor. ebote p. o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-16
VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court of Buck

Gao. W. MUSFoRD,
il6-etIaug Sscij OF the Commonwealth
, 1863-02-03
PROPOSALS FOR 13, 10, and s

0aDsSSsx WSsnssa4s esx's9 JssnsEg Mn s:, 1
Proposals will he reecIycd At this o,nca unit, P. IT,
sr l' tls ; s'th ,e q Fenaasy Furnishing
sa 1ae i ss
Put tss
aaa tS lave tenaet:y ot stal Of not Is than 310d
1am ;ea g. slsEiaS 6ssd
i ass rom xSe6 e s n
an Is s,t'phat5 II ID + T. e he 81. st sn il
e ax r. Re- ses
mens are to be cut from tho gun hcnd and slab X
I n 1assi ss% % sysa4 e Id q
tie lesssE &c AXIS Of the base.
1qfSs g5;as n5:S ss = 9s5s$ IT, IL
sst s S SsS 1 vi BE- nor VI hs ts
Viz se ssot eaed founds :, aas Viz il
1,etlie. tor testing. snch IS convenient ground.
ss sna ~ 9e3s R5as
19fes fSF % handling sad rag ths :ans Alltac e1aao
and s M sa Z hass q
4s s
M hea f NJ ifa1t o4e pesedn o
before described ihs option of tic peps9ia,eas not
to exceed one for every ten cannoa. Each cannon Il
e. I'd
fa5 rs i1f M e e spSera s a
made. bidders will state the nlnbcrs and calsbcss oc
the cannon they propose to furnish the foregoing
specifications and condislens: the place whese they
M 10 oe nade me n.nc o1 connencing delivery, and
Price rer pound or pcr run. for tic Ipislci cannoa
No bids Will be entertained unless from f1un-!crs
actually engaged IN thc business evidence OF which
tanst accompany the bid.
Fan[e e deliver Atthc specified time VIII subject.
tc contractor to forfeiture OF the 1Mnuns to be de-
lirSted u that tme. Each party ohsinnE contract
es ~, o IT,
contrnct t. viii il entire TOR
te!ture bidders sin be required to e with tllelrbids
bond IN ste nenal sun, Of not less than signed
lid L accepted te bidder shall cou.ply WITH Ills pro-
posa1 and faithfully md tuy what he proposes
to undertake. The bond must be 1cknowIed before
3adse of s9nrt m q 5se2ld and s;,e oondsmen nst
United States, o. an Ordnance 0Ecor IN charge OF
Ln!tsd States Arsenal to be each worth the penal
OF the bond over and above al liabilities Tie ri.lIt
y re:eryed to reject al proposals II The prices
for Tue ruhic I:,t9 antere*t 70 aecept them.
FtoEoxas viii he scaled and Addressed to General
j. ". Mtnsfy. Chief Of Ordnance, Washington D. c.
and win be endorsed 'Prorosals for Heaxy Gannon'
Brlgadier General. Chief Of Ordnance
E1N$ EnF fE
, 1863-02-03

= uFALu
'9 stmTh ~ nv. oei ., me =; l.: Iranane:
aI, sin-ine several parsIaphs M Which have re-
- II 49, - w. o n':eSNu "nutntre =,
..rs' W. ro1 81 nettee ~ ne Plo1ueeq
con,o - r,5;'aan,a ~ ~ TX " ';us v! tG}a
tsviG. H. 81 als .nt inq!!rlss easaea
ioIth " those Paragraphs tnat 1t would be
utossiuls .;t - ne ~ an7mel tn9 saa!e. on
~, NV .ne[etoae, 1nucn 9o,7e n,e " aumI.ns
Tue ,9' iol!oWlng cSpiahallon fito your columns.
Navy department employs steam tugs to ac-
company and assist the Monitors, is quite
erroneous, the object being simply to guard
against accidents. The Secretary Of the Navy
would incur heavy responsibility, if at this
within, his power. to place the few iron-clads
at his disposal safely at the points where they
are needed. In rcfutation Of the unfayorablt
opinions expressed in regard to the scl-goiug
qualities Of the Monitors, need only present
the following statements Of the commander
weather.
Extract from letter Of Capts Rodgers, ai-
dressed to the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy .-..-
"On Tuesday night, When on Chtncoteague
Shoals, we had a very severe g1le from =. y;
f., with very heavy sea, mate con1u $cd ana
dangerous " tnc proximity ~ Tue n1lu. Inc
waves measured a1tcr tie' sea aoated;
found them twenty -tllree feet high. They
Of the storm.
During the heaviest u the sale | stood
upon the tnrret, and admired the behavior Ut
l. the vessel. She rose and fell to the waves,
and then concluded that tho Monitor form
Lad great sea-goinE qualities. II leaks were
prevented, no hurricane could injurc her. I
presume tn two days VIC shall be ready for any
service, as VIC need no repairs, and only some.
! little fittings"
ENtract Of letter from Capt. Rodgers ad-
| dressed to William l.. Hodge, Esq.:
The gale sTas very severe, but nlJ vcssc!
! behaved admirably. During tue highest Of
t the storm, stood on the tn1ret, aud watched
her movements Win great interest," Ihcy
gave the Impression Of great satety-whllc
wafer eau DC kept out OF 1t, us safe as r:tk or
cake Of iee. j,
I WI bile watched the motion OF the Vessel
In the hardest Of the storm, saw nothing 70
improve | hsiic'c ! conid lasc corrected
any wrong tendency ~ shifting Or throwing
overheard weight, but 1 gave up that idea ii.
unnecessary;
Inc sea hao ercat 1orcc anu nola upon the
null, 81 rs to impede onr way very mueh, but
shs e. had no drltt, and goes where sue LOOKS.
INC opinion Tins eSprcsscdbJ Capt. Kod=-
err, BASED en- close observation at sea, enee1-
uaily eontradicts al adverse statements on
TIC s;nnlcct, ionnded on mere speculation;
, 1863-02-03
PROPOSALS FOR FLANK

ORDNANCE OFFICE VAR DEPARTMENT
... WAtu1S0ToS .JAuuA.y 9Th. 1853,
Proposals Will be received at this nce until clock
M on the 9Th Of February next for furnishing one
hundred, or less 2ipoandcr cast iron No#.tzers for
Hank defense. Thc+c HoN1tze.s weigh. when nnis1ed
nbont t6 pounds each and drawings exhibiting thcir
dimensions can be rcen At thts oic the United
States Arscnas. They 10 he subject tho regular
United States and PROOF and aeae arc be
received and paid for except such pass Inspection
nna proof and are approved By United States In.
srector. to be designated By this Office. Payments will
be made on certificates Of Inspection and receipts
be Etycn BY the Inspector and forwarded this Office
btduers w!i stale the number Of owitzers they PRO
rose 10 deliver tnot ding onc h0ndrc tue place
OF and delivery. aud the price per pound
trr the finished How.zer and no bid will be enter
tafned une 1t be from founder regularly engaged
In the business. satisfactory estdent. OF which must
accompany the bid. Any bidder obtaining contrnct
wl be re9uled to enter into bonds With than
two tnFst!es IN the aal sum OF ten thousnnd dollars,
for the faithful fnlment OF his cQnEacf In alf
The bonds must be acknowledged before Judge Of 4
court OF record and the hontsiEeu rpSt be Certified
by the Judge Of District Court Of tac United States
OF m Ordnance otleer In charge OF United States
above all liabilities. -
The right Is reserved to reject all proposals If tho
prices deemed too high H for hny cause 1t Is
not deemed for the rnhc Interest to aacrrs tilent
Proposals VIII be aeaed an1 addressed to RTsadler
General james ". Rney. chief Of Ordnance. WASH
ington, D.G."and will be endorsed ~ ~PsoEoSsl for
- Rfieadlez General chisf Of Ordnance.
ja3l.zsa6lw.s TIT
, 1863-02-03

A CARD
Deafness and Blindness,

DR. UNDER TooD, ca,la snd Ap1a5t. oncrat,vr
Surgeon III Randolph STREET: shcShc1n,an Iopsc
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
p has tcyoted hi. professional lfc to onlhbalmtc
al t*c uew aud tngenIous Instruments and apparatus
and Lie dincrent odes II Treatment used for tic Ec
and Aural Hn,stas and 1pfr1naries OF L,ndo, Paris
Hsslin a..d Vienna. He performs all the approved
A,tnsi1l rnE! Gs9s Eyc, ut:orIam Eet7opian
tumors wens md spurious Erowtas or every dcscrtl
son; hTaaesal Eyes aud EaFDsuc,s inserted aad
s1anlneA0ht conducted With the Ophtfalrlnscn1,e.
Anr!scopc. stoecore. Fha!snEoscnrc and Ophthallnc
tnatruments and machinery that brilliantly
atn1nAte TIC whole exterior Interior and roste-ior
afts OF The Eye and Ear tins rercAn. tho Cause and
atuFe otaany diseases OF the eye and rhAs hare
1MpcnctT1h!c obscnrity. ta7-yS1slm
, 1863-02-03


too much cannot bc said IN IT, prsisa snsis dose
h eesa asagsl;a MN ,Ss
an.ll !te back and through sas hirs as7ooatai
msEie. " ~.'''. "-.s. "At ''A'''' ''0 AA'
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II hasnp equAl in relieving the distressing aynr.
i:1s tood, &C. Taks tes:psonial asssr taaer, Tas
sea d,e i s 81 aeas eas ma p d'e but
,,.,,.e,.,,,.c
u.,e long since eysn up tsa Us. Of oucau eus,,
az. 1uirfss u te Treatment Of .hese dissascs and
only use he,a %: rspt eetss5 5sesd'
Has pEovea Itself equal to the task that has dcve1v
D1uRET1cs
soon lead e. shrouc Iexeaesauon y aad coans nsd
''sea'' Read. Head. Road.
ps Mx Il ,s r. siE; L. feeraa 81
9ntn: nssssd S mGFs shs tES Esio1s of w.ter IL
tsn g fTclEc t!a;es during the ni;ht AID 4 iivs
tho n. H.. - aGue i,I nt5f fotnas ~ "Ssut naln1
ssastitstsa Sss MSss a1d = ~ ~ ssisF ssaS /:
en.,ieiy sn1ed son aiser @ reesiaaE ~ s asual good
health Yours truly. ,v7. rv7rr
nos-ox ropx~v. w IA, y, 49,,
wx H. GRzeo Co.
Gents IL freely give you liberty 10 make use OF the
1ollHW1EE CeTfaEC.tE III the F1Iuc OF COnAtfkuEnn
Water which can recommend In tho chlshest ulaaner.
Nj wife who waa attacked with pain ia the should
err. whole1ength OF the back and Ia her limbs with
Woab nT,mrnonhr: @ ma fr1ts,,n sAhs s.t.t r. 1no
be III. hef woTre tGsa he f3uad hef taca ri.ye
ier about n!ne sn5ahs. aHd while .ae .as uas: f.
care snc did not sudcr quite 80 much palm he nrally
s.i sa he b: sqe
e s Y Is sses
sired eject md she kent on Improving r.pIy under
, 1863-02-03
LIVE STOCK

r-oye-s and Fae7ae1s r.n 4na tti4 Tho most :cvan.
sSrous soute far Live Stock. CseAcioaA fE5da VOL
usterrd aad srnpl;cd with cvcry coaYcn!@1e3 hafa
Seen opened cn bis Inc and is oonn:etona sd syerS
1st.nt,o:. IA c.la to tsst- Tl@ts. frcn t1st4o1~t
Whcrr wi1l - ioEnd Tery o1enc3 for FEEDING u
sest!ns, shoee : ssgS;1o e ~ 49, FRA19 II, vi
s.sf b. oncd 10 shortest a4.ckeai and Isoss a.
route ios Jock !. New koFkIsa h'"a%"'a3
EEoCII LEWIS Goa: fa?'t A'to2ssa, y :, .'t,,e,,
HngrT n<CS t;sr; t;cn 31affs fs.sf
ta1y1-s
, 1863-02-03


Il DR.. Chec8cman'sTills.
Tic combination Of Ingredients in these Fills arc tho
result Of long and e1tenF{1e practice They mild
IN their orcton and certain In correcting ill trrcSu
1nttties Fnnfu1 Aen$ruauns removing I'll, obstrnc-.
lions E.cticr from cold q otherwise headache. pain
In the Eide parltat!on Of tho heart whites nil nervous
ntectthna yEtec* atiEuG pain tn the back and .ims
&C. disturbed sleep. which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Kas tire commencement o1 era In the treatment
OF these Irregularities and distractions wlch hare
consigned 50 many t. a aryExATrEsGnATE. Nofc,nale
c1n ci30y good health Unless Sic Is regular and When
crcr obstruction takes Place the general health be-
clncs to decline
DK. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc lie most eectmai remedy known for all
ratnt6 peculiar to FEMALES. To aaf classes they
Invaluable, ISuECiK0. WITH CERTAINTY. PERIODICAL
REGULARITY. They arc known to thousands who tayc
used thcn nj different periods throughout the country
having the SANCTION Of sotlc OF the most EMINENT
PHYSICIANS IN ANEnIcA-
E1rLlciIk OBJECTIONS, ,gTA11SB WHEN THEY suoELp
NOT HE Used. With eaci Isox-the PRICK ONE DOLLAR
PER lo1. containing from 20 to GO Pills.
fcnt By mall promptly By rctn!t1inE to the Agent
- lakt street SOLD 1T DECHG1STs GEN SEEALLY.
f-Sod in Chicago At ElaEulactors price by LORD
& SMITH. Hy1!G3lyr
, 1863-02-03

FEMALES! FEMALESf
N MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE-
MALES. tho Extract lsucilu is unc1natcd BY nny
9thes rened ~ IN Ghfo.osas Or sctcntion Irregular
tonh liberated OF 6clrron5 state Of the Uterus and
for MI complaints llct1cut TO the sex,
Or In the Decline or Change OF Life:
sxE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
, 1863-02-03

CAT ARR II !!
Dr.. Setley:s Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
4 sure cure for

ills case7 to cure Catar7h than Consumption and by
curing the first prevent tho latter Persons should
understand that tho better way to cure consumption
to psevcEt it.
1hc symptoms Of Casa57h as they generally apreas,
ard end that they Lave frequent nttacksand more
sensitive 10 the changes Of tct'eratufe IL tls
and acEd. Afterwards becoming thick and adhesive.
A. the dtseae becomes chronic The discharges are ill.,
now thick md heavy and it:eE got .id hy 9iow
hawkcd or couEl,cd ot. The secretons are offensive.
CAusE had lrfat1 lie voice. Is thlcE and nasal the
<yct weak, the Of E:acl is lcssc1rct de-
2trpycd; deafness frfluenty takeB place.
ny the aid Of the LIQUID CfAliI&Il REMEDY. all
tlcTc symptoms car hc enectEaltT removed
I'r1cc Of the t1tarr Kemcdy. *20o-sulIeent for
HtontA Wilt iutl and clear directions, sent by
Press
Office, 1872 sol:.h Clzrk Street, Cup Stairs.)
Addrss d.. D. H-6EELYE.
tocli-yi.I,-am Post Office Eox ISL Chicago. lii.
, 1863-02-03

1863 TEIE 1863 i.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL T. 3.
E4S mi{eR UQuhIa Track

In order to krer pace with the demands Of tho avet
ins r;bta re maaassrs .i tais pn2alas roEss have
with caons + vii Be found p Al feapects
traSS Is oa1asted. and hrel lee from dust.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

4 brave captain of the o7th--writes !:
After every battle Ii is asserted by tho
army OF croakors that tia Array OF the po-
tomac' or some particnlar corps or division
thereof. is denV"di.cd, A very amusing
instance of said Generalization came under
my notice during the late battle Of Freder-
ieksburg. A Leu-zou (from the city of
brotherly loye). haYing changed his base
from the field Of battle to the pontoon bridge,
found himself arrested by thu guard, end
requested to show his pass or his wounds.
Throwing down his gun and equipments,
'''ess raising his, elesea bands to- his hips,
preparatory to the pas GEpnasAiqae," the
irrepressIblc zou-zou broke through the
guard. saying, Let me pass let me pass !
I'm demorait@ed ~,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
TELEG r A III s.
penorts Of the capture % Yazoo Clty,

reports or the Capture Of Yazoo City,
cuIcAoo, March ia special Memphis
aosrateb Of the 18th says, General Qaiinbys
81 g;r;sioa which was forced to turn from
youns's poigt, on account Of tic high water.
stunned at Yazoo Pass, and had probably
sod 10 to reinforce the expedition said to have
r. s,ssad Yaxoo City. and captured the Rebel
Seet of transports which have been rondez-
vousing there for long slime.
The cincianstti Gazette has Memphis
despatch which Gays; t4lsst-it Is reported that
Admiral Porter had received information
that the Yazoo Pass expedition have cap
tured Yazoo City, and destroyed The Rebel
feet.
Admiral Porter momentarily expected
Intelligence from Haines' Bluff. ANNOUNCE
Inc the arrival Of our forces, which would be
the signal for combined attack on that
ratification.
The despatch announcing tho capture of
eight Rebel transports, and seven thousand
prisoners in the Yazoo, may possibly be
true Indeed, 1t Is not improbable, when
recent operations are considered.
4 despatch announces that our forces had
penetrated from Yazoo Pass, on the Ni>sis-
sippi, to the Coldwater. whence, into the
Tallahatchie, the passage was supposed to
be but slightly obstracted. Itwas supposed
that the Tallahatchie would be reached on
the 9Th, and after that. owing to the depth
Of water, the progress of the fleet could not
we'll be retarded by Instructions. 1t is
known that Rebeltransports have been con-
iaed in the lazoo. near Haines' Bluff, for
some time, and 4. force of gunboats at the
mouth has prevented their escape.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.

The Sanitary Commission have established an
Office OF inora.ttion in regard TO patients in the
United States General Hospitals in the District
oi Columbia. Baltimore, Cumberland, Frederick
iGtt Point lookout and Annapolis, Mary land,
AGcx4ndra and Acquia Creek, Virginia. By
/ f1;crchce 20 books. which are corrected daily,
IN ,sliay,cr cln under ordinary circumstances, be
given ~ return mai! to the following questions:
lst Is ---- giving name and regiment
Il present in the hos ilas Of ----
n # So, what is his proper address?
3D. What is thu Ealnc eli the Surgeon or Chap
lain Of the hospital?
.lth. If not in hospital at prcsaut, has he re-
>ent.y been in hospital?
~, So did he die in hos!ital, and at What
date?
Gin Tfrccently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from service?
7th, II not, what were his orders on leaving?
More specific information rs to the condition OF
any patient in the District hospitals will lie
furnished within twenty-four hours after a re-
Quest to do so is received at the Washington of
fec.
The ol1i-c of the Directors viii lie open daily
from o clock A. m to 8 o clock p. NJ, and
information in ureeat eases can BE obtained by
applicants ringing the door bell, viii be received
II ans hour OF the night
Similar information with regard to.patients in
tic general hospitals Of Cincinnati, Ohio; Ne"
Albany. Indiana Louisville Covsncton, Lex
neton. Danville, Pcrryyi'c, and Bowling Green,
kentucket Gaittin, Nashville, and Mnrlfccs-
Eoro. Tennessee. can he obtained by addressing
SANITARY Commission, Louisville Ky,
No CHARGES made for the use OF the Directory.
Much Inconvenience having arisen where ris-
itors have bc4n eiyen access TO the records,
which arc made b. the Sanitary Commission al
large expense soltl. ior the purpose indicated
in the above announcement, this practice heseaf-
tcr cannot he permitted nor viii lists Of wounded
in In. hcstitals hg States, counties, regiments,
or otherwise, he furnished trc-a these records.
FRED. LAW OLMSTEAD.
JOUN DOWNE, General Secretary.
SUPERINTENDENT Of DIRECTORY
+ ADAns HorsE, 244 st., Washington, D. G.,
Feb + 1868 m5-5t
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

NEWARK, N j., March ia Union
Meeting. under the auspices Of the Union
League. was held in this city tonight The
qeakcrs were Senator Wright, Of Indiana !;
Governor johnson, OF Tennessee. and lion.
James Wadsworth, of New York. The
audience was large and enthusiastic. Gov.
johnson and Mr. Maynard were received
With special applause.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

CINCINNATI, March Il = Major General
Mcdowell and Stat, and Brigadicr General
Slemmer. arrived at the Burnet House last
night Major General Resseau is expected
to-day.
Private advices from General Roseerans
army give the most gratifying accounts Of
Its condition. The men and officers arr in
high spirits, well fed, and splendidly armed,
and have comfortable quarters. Foraging
parties have been exceedingly successful of
late.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

Tux question, why printers did not
succeed as well Us brewers" was thus an
swcred: Because printers work for the
head, aud brewers for the stomach; and
where twenty men have stomachs, but one
has brains"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
NO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS ~

- THE ARMY ---Clorgymcn, edito,S, and 9th
respectfully requested to aid in disscmin-
atm, the following notice, whith is of interest
10 all who have friends i'll the tsGis
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

AT an examination III history 1T a young
ladies Seminary, one Of the not promising
pupils wasinterrogated Emma, did Mar
tin Luther die "a natural DEATH" mo"
was the prompt reply, me was cxcommuni-
Gated by bull. .
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

CINCINNATI, March l3.-Forts Herman and
Henry, on Tennessee River. were evacuated
aaa destroyed on Thursday last BY the Fede-
fal troops, us they are liable to overflow, and
not desirable for offensive or defensive OPP
'fatens. Their ornaments, stores, &c. !,
we're removed to Fort Donelson 1t is said
'aa' ether and stronger works are to be
e'ected in the same vicinity.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

Tic following is a list o patients who have
been discharged from service, and died since our
last Issue:
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE.
I'M Wilson 2 n cav, S Chute Ne,
yiuton II Il Mass, A G Haistead 4 20N ( 3 u,
Andrews y n Y cav. Pof II GU Pa, d
Lewis A l33 Pa, Perry Z, ind bat.
rIED.
L Mogcau L, ind b t.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

IalcAGo, March 14--Judgs Constable,
!, I 'ae Fourth Judicial Circuit Court of Il
mo slos, has been arrested by order Of General
!, fright. for resisting the arrest of deserters.
!, llf will i betried by the United States Court
~ Indianapolis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-05
From the Battle Field.

A gentleman was in Petersburg yes
terday, direct from Northern. Georgia
lie assures US that the enemy's loss in
the late fights there. greatly exceeded
ours, and in the propotion of at least
five to one. The Rev. DIR. McFerrin, of
Nashville, who rode over the entire bat
tie field, gave our informant this infor-
nation, and the reliability of the author
cannot be questioned. Our wounded
have all been provided for, and are now
scattered through various parts of Geor.
gia, receiving every attention which kind
hearts and willing hands can offer. We
aie assured, moreover, that Gen. Bragg
did not'bring into use anything like his
full force in the late fights, and that
should R%osencrans summons courage to
give battle again, he is destined to even
a more disastrous defeat han that which
befell him last week. So far from the
rebellion being crushed, as Seward and
others would have the world believe, the
South has only begun to put forth its
strength, and future engagements will
demonstrate the truth of this assertion.
Our informant states that all Georgia is
in a. blaze of patriotic enthusiasm, and
that the people from fifteen to seventy,
arv rushing to- aHus with -an eagefffess
and alacrity, which~speaks out in clarion
tones, that the South can never be sub.
jugated. The number of men who have
responded to Governor Browns last call
is withheld for prudent reasons, but we
are informed, that it is absolutely. as
tounding:-Petersburg Cypress
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-05
CONDITION OF THE Army.

From a gentleman known Throughout
the South for his financial skill and his
torical research, who has just returned
from the scene of battle, we learn that
the condition of the army is perfect in all
its departments. Supplies and means of
transportation are being rapidly gathered
and every arrangement perfeeted for the
further prosecution of the campaign.
Our informant tells US that the railway
trains cannot the troops who are
going forward to Bragg's army. Many
of those are fresh recruits whose ardor is
as irrepressible as that of the veteran
soldiers. The slightly wounded refuse
to leave the ranks, and in any future
battle We may be confident of victory.
a 7 OF. ~CLEAvELAND
! A letter from thearmy of Gen. Bragg,
ofdate the Goth, gives the following &C
count of the capture of Cleveland on the
morning of that day. It is from a par
ticipant in that little handsome affair;
Yesterday Col. Hodge, who is on our
extreme right, was ordered to drive the
yankees out, of Cleveland. He made u
night march, and reached there at day
light, making a feint in front, he attacked
in the rear and after a short but sharp
affair of 45 minutes, took the town, cap
turing so mounted men, killing II, and
w~ounding twice as many more. We al
so captured 40 fine horses and equip
ments, two stands of c%elors, a fine wag-
on, and many other things. We lost one
man killed and three wounded. The
enemy were entirely surprised"