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hsb pUtpmat, an 8tsn RoStNbtr 1855.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
Communicated.

I'm taking leave of this hospital, before
joining the army Of the Potomac, whittier he
il ordered to report, our late chief Steward,
Hospital Steward Jacob Nebrich, e. S. A.,
desires to say that, in the performance of
his duties in this general hospital, he has
ever met with the most cordial support
from the gentlemen composing the medical
staff, and willing obedience and respect
from the clerks and others in his immediate
department, and such kindness and gene
raj good feeling from all, that his duties
have invariably been a pleasure to him.
He leaves with many regrets, and will
carry with him not a few happy recollec-
tons Of pleasant hours passed with his
many kind friends On Point Lockout.
We can truly say with regard to Hospital
Steward Nebrieh, that he has won the re-
spect of all; that he performed his duties
faithfully, obeying his instructions to the
letter; and in parting with him, the hos
pital department will lose very efficient
officer.
We wish him every success in his new
sphere, and that promotion and position to
which we believe his conduct and abilities
are entitled.
He reports to our late Surgeon in charge,
DR.. Clinton Wagner, u. s. A, now Med
ical Director of the End Division, 9th Army
Corps, Army of Potomac.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
The NeWs.

Advices from Vicksburg are unimpor
tant The battery at Warrenton, eight
miles below Vicksburg, has been destroyed
by our gunboats. Gen. Steele's recent ex-
petition up Deer creek succeeded in captur-
ing and destroying three million dollars
worth of property. The rebel army under
General Hill was in rapid retreat from
Washington, n. G., closely pursued by
Gen. Naglee. Later accounts confirm the
report of the destruction of the Queen of
the West, and the rebel steamer Diana.
Gov. Seymour Of New York, has vetoed
the bill allowing the soldiers to vote
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

at the villain, as he walks along your
streets Point the finger Of scorn at him J
Mark him for q man to be hereafter de-
spised as rebel, as an enemy to the nation,
as friend to pirates, as an ally of England
in her attempt to divide our glorious Re
public, as meaner than Floyd, Davis, Sill
dell, Mason, Toombs and Wigfall, all boiled
into one.
There is your photograph, Mr.. Copper
head faulty only in this-that It's lines of
infamy are too family drawn to do you JUS
tice. You may successfully challenge art
to paint You as mean and contemplate as
you really are.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

are in excellent condition, every particle Of
mud having been converted into fine dust
Yesterday our division was reviewed bv
Major Gen. Meade, commanding 9th CORPS
Maj. Gen. Fogliandi, Of the Swiss army
was present, and seemed much pleased at
the appearance of our troops.
To-day the President, Secretary of War
and Gen. Halleck visited the army |
have met a great many old acquaintance
here, but would like to hear from you all
at the Point, and to receive a copy of the
GAZETTE, which / have not seen since |
left.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
W. make the following extract from a

W. make the following extract from
letter from the army.
Headquarters 2d Die, 18th Corps,
Camp near Falmouth, April 10.
| arrived here safely on Tuesday last,
and an ON the staff of Major Gen. Sykes,
as Medical Director of his division. Gen.
Sykes commands all the infantry regular
regiments, several companies of artillery,
and three volunteer regiments, the 40,
146, and 9th New York.
This morning | sent all the sick of my
division who could not march, to Washing
ton, and we are now almost in hourly ex-
pectation of orders to move. The roads
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

WE are pleased to acknowledge through
the columns of the GAZETTE, a quantity of
very nice Hospital shirts and drawers, be-
sides otaer articles of clothing, old linen,
a Jar Of pickles, writing paper, toothpieks,
razors and various other stores too numer-
Gus to mention; all from Mr. Jerry Wheel
wright of Baltimore, whose name is ''as
familiar as a household word" in many
Of the hospitals Of our country, and who by
his kind manner and substantial sympathy
has caused many poor fellow to forget his
absence from home and friends.
Also we would mention the receipt OF
seven excellent rocking chairs from Mrs.
John Sauren Norris of Baltimore, which,
added to five sent few weeks since increases
the number to twelve.
To these we must add our thanks for
barrel received from Misses Il. A L. Haven
and Lizzie Gray of New York, which con-
tanned much excellent reading matter, warm
flannel shirts, an attractive assortment Of
WOODEN socks, &c,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

SERVED HIM RIGHT The editor Of the
St. Mary's Beacon, an insignificant copper
head sheet, published at Leonardtown, this
county, has been arrested by order of Ger
Schenck, for publishing reasonable articles
in his paper, and sent to that place where
all copperheads should go-Dixic. We
say serve them all alike, from the Beacon
to the Boston Post, and there will be fewer
northern sympathisars with treason.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
HAMMOND GAZETT Z.
TUESDAY MORNING, ApRIL Is, 1868
Copperlieads.

should like to know III. CuNie III our Icaa~
ers are perhaps not acquainted with the
seamn. and we will therefore attempt a
brief description Of him. In the first place,
he cared TO little for liis country to yoia1r-
aeer for its defence. While his neighbors
were buckling on their knapsacks, and bid
DING their wives and children farewell, the
comprehend laid his finger on his nose, and
! talked to himself after this fashion: Let
'en, 90. so much the better chance for me.
III stay at home, and work for a fat Office. "
And 40 he did. Now what is the second
thing that this cowardly wretch does? lie
talks TO himself again Uncle Sam is
very stout fellow IF he is only not inter-
ferca with, he can catch JEFF Davis by the
name OF his neck, and shake the lights out
Of him In the wink Of an eye. But that
would bring tho loyal soldiers home again,
and turn ny cake into dough Therefore
I'll do Ill / can to cripple the old fellow,
10 that he sha'n't whip the traitors till |
steal enough to live in clover for the rest
Of my life. Then I'll turn into furious
loyalist, and support the Government. =
And that is just what the copperheaa is do
ing. He is spending his days and nights
in distracting public opinion, for no other
reason in the world but to keep the true
and patriotic soldier in the field, 50 that he
can't 20 home to vote his miserable carcass
out of eiEiee. Now, what does Mr. Cop
perhead do next He talks to himself
again; Il viii pretend to be a loyal man,
and so get a government contract. ! can
get ten thousand coats to make at eight
dollars coat aud by screwing down the
sewing women and SHINING their wages, /
can make three dollars profit on coat
Then BY putting in poor stuff | can save
another dollar on each. What do / care
for the fools in the ranks? They'll net
know The difference, and If they DO, they
can't help it. Hold ON JEFF, don't give up
till | make a fortune!'' Another Mr., Cop
perhead has mules and horses to sell and
another has old steamboats, to hire to the
government at a thousand per cent. interest
on the cost.
But about the meanest trick that ever o
man played. is the trick of passing State
laws to prevent she soldiers in the field
from voting. That marks Mr.. Copperhead
as d most unmitigated knaye. No matter
how respectable he is, no matter whether
he Is wuompous and Identified LAWYER, or a
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

DURING the past week twenty patients
have been discharged from service, sixto f.
transferred to other hospitals, Remaining
in hospital three hundred and twelve.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28

BRIG. GEN. LOCKWOOD ana STAFF arrived
at the Point on Saturday evening. The
same boat which brought the General.
brought also, the Brigade Band attached
to Gen. Lockwood's Brigade. It has played
some very fine and enliyening pieces, and
all consider it as decidedly the best treat
of the season. We hope they may be per-
nitted 70 remain with US during the sum-
mer at least.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-28
Local Items.

TaE Surgeon in charge has ordered the hospj,-
al calls to he sounded at the following named
hours, until further notice.
Reyelle a. m. Supper 3 so p III.
Roll call 6 10 a. m. Roll call, s 30 p H.
Breakfast, 30 a. m. Tattoo, p. m
Surgeons call, ga. IN. Taps, s 81 p. m.
Dinner, IL m
Inspection, daily 10 a. m. Recall from IT,
spection, II q. m.
Dun late Chief Steward, Jacob NebTch.
left the Point on the steamer Balloon, yes
torday Hospital Steward II. c. Archibald
succeeds him.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

THE FALL Oh VICKSDUnC.
THE SURRENDER COMPLETE.
The Triumphal Entrance Into the City by
IOgan's Division Of McPhsrsOn's Corps.
Captures of Men, Ordnance
and Stores.
United States Authority In the City
Established.
TRANSPORTS ARRIVING AT THE lEvEE
Resume Of the Campaign and
the Siege.
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THE CONDITION OF THE GARRISON.
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A SPECIMEN REBEL REGIMENT.
Feelings Of the Rebel Soldiers
on the War.
TIE FOURTH CELEBRATED IN THE CITY
The Officers Captured by Gene
raj Grant.
Gen. Sherman's Army Despatched in the
Direction Of the Big Black.
Sanguinary Battle Between His
Forces and the Rebels Un-
der Joe Johnston.
Defeat Of Johnston and Capture Of
Two Thousand Prisoners.
CINCINNATI, July IA, 1858.
We have vicksburg advices TO the 9Th inst.
General Grant had finished parolng the rebe prisoners
Ihey number thrty-one thousand two hundred and
seventy seven. 4
The general officers captured include Generals Pember
Ton, Stevenson, Forney Smith, Lee, Taylor, Herbert,
Cummings, Burton, Sharp, Harris, MOORE Baldwin and
Vaughan.
Immediately after the surrender Of vcksburg General
Sherman moved the direction of the Big Black river
with largo army.
On the following day General Johnston, drawn
up in line Of battle
sangunary engagement took place. resulting in Gen.
ohnstons defeat and tho capture Of thousand pr
onem.
Frank P. Blair reported 10 be In possession
OF Jackson.
Details of the Surrender OF
Vicksburg.
Our Special Correspondents Description
Of the Affair.