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CARD TO THE LADIES.-All
~ Esursions II the Skin Ch!orosi. tg:een siekae5s>
Ulcers al the neck oftse Womb Failing of the Womb.
TEmeTsS;1i.c hbsoaes ircultteE and o!;tsuctlons
Invariably cnisd by M1pIcAl EL EL<crE!ctIr. Dr:
THtEs. MACK1NS1S' Electro Ae-1tca! Institute III
Lake street. two doors cast OF Wells, Chcaeo Post
T1f1scr 1Rox Hthl5b1441fn
, 1863-03-18

IN smile was on her np-hcalth was In her LOOK
strength was In her step. and In her bandsPantatlon
Elttess''
, 1863-03-18

2AA EoRNNAt
Mr.. StiIle, in his pamphlet on "Northern
Interests and Southern independence" makes
the following eloquent protest against the at
tcmpts that have been made to demoralize the
army by circulating seditious speeches and
papers among them:
While there is spark Of patriotism or gra-
titude remaining in our national 1ife-wllile
there is q sentiment Of national glory or na-
tioEa1 honor left to preserve us from that po-
1itical decay which our eenseless discord must
breed-while there is Il remembrance Of the
dauntlcss yalor and noble self-sacrifice which
characterize the ariny-wLi!c there is tender
reverence for tue memory Of the martyrs who
have fallen, We shall shrink from doing or say
ing anything which may weaken the fifth Of
our soldiers in the holy cause in which they
peril their lives. If the time ever comes when
political passions shall 50 blind u, AS to tempt
us to obtain our ends By efforts TO dcmoral-
ize our armies, God Almighty help us! for We
shall then have rightly deserved the Elte which
lie las reserved for the nations visited in His
, 1863-03-18

NJ AGIC LANTERNS AND DIS
Il SOLVING VIEW or STEEEOsC0PTICON
APPARATUS. with either Kerosene pi, the O1-Ca1cd-
be th1own on screen and maEnfaed 10 either 61o l1
20 o 50 feet IN diameter according 10 the
room, Scenes IL America Aad Europe, p!ctrtes Of
rlacea incidents a1i battles OF tho present rebellion
In great variety. for the above Instruments made by
JAMES #. QUEEN & CO.. 9Ei ChrStput street. Pills
dclphia. Pa Illustrated catalogues sent free.
, 1863-03-18
Qllilo9o Qribrll1e.


Retire mcnt Of Gen. CurtIx-Con1tng Of
Gen.S1nner-1he Question of prlce's
Rcturn-WAi1 from South sEcxt-NIur-
maduAe Agatha Fora.tnE Tour
PnroIcd Observation-Disclosures Nat
terHS etc.
, 1863-03-18
w WTATER-PROOF VIENNA &

W ETRELA MATCHES-Thesa matches are
maae without SULPHUR. and being ffee ifon dsaEreear
pensabls for II tie paIor and sleeping chamber
Ihsy are pEs Ep II fancy eolored boxes and s;Is1
In cases for transportation For sa1e wholesale and
retail by JAMES r. DEY No. IS Cortland street. Nav
York.
P.s-Couat:y meechaaa Nill DO well 70 81 " saa x
anime Qrr stot1. 37letS3Fs0
, 1863-03-18

Oulng to the premium Oh epccle. our price Is now
US per ofsx no, sold in le*s quantities. THEaE
LOWEST 9s1 KATEs is TIE Sg% fGT6 s
his citE are importing osr arpronrtate apd ser
and taxing: tho cheap aid tswdy Iook Of Watches Of
ta. class being ~ho5ly a1oded This novelty should
srcnk for that cntcrpEtstnE nr extensive patron
age-" 1ci.ii ut from 70 to $50 each EaFl4y Pf1cea
of slx. ts, TRIMS CAeu, 4 by mail send Treasury
Soldiers and othe1s IN disloya ststes nst send cash
advance. Address HUBBARD. BROS. Sole Importers,
Eps. IS & Ct NASSAU. cor. john st., SfT York,
, 1863-03-18
educational.

n{APLEW0OD YOUNG LA
1fl DIES INSTITUTE.
PITTSFIELD, MASS,
Commences tts l4th ssuianuuoI session April a 1t
adds to IT. well known literary advantages rlre EAc
ties Tor appropriate gyHnasc culture. adire5s Rev.
C. SPEAR, the Principal. for circulars,
{ta1a531.lm1wdF
, 1863-03-18
G100 0(N0-Wanted. Sealed

SlW.OU 9,o.s:.'a antea. I'd; be seae.l 2e:s'ss5
ey The Undersigned. up 70 ID O'Clock 4 Il or March
?Sti. & lse3 foE anX rar Of ONE HUNDRED THU.
Cook County. Illinois, Issued IN pursuance ofan act of
thc General Assembly ofthq Sta.e Of Illinois AID paya
be \: the office Of the Treasurer OF said County In the
City Of Chcaco. In from the nrst dar of APRIL
At the lime above mentioned tslarca .. 1865 at 10
O'clock A. NJ The bids viii be opened a the Super
Tl:ors Eoon Ia the Court House, Ii Chicago.
The right to reject qx all bids is reserved Thosc
making proposals viii please state the size Of tho
Bonds preferred BY them
The entire Indebtedness Of Cook County. esc!ustvs
Of the Abuvc Is only SIX Thousand Dollars and
4 es0ktrG fuod provided fuE It's extinction.
Fl. z. CULVER.
PAUL CORNELL.
NJ. NILES,
AARON GII;CS.
Special Com Cook County Board OF Supervisora
Chicago. March s. 1853 Elf asIo1T
, 1863-03-18
MILES, CELEBRATED


THE q. S. REVENUE HY-
pEoMETER for asecr.aIatn- the true pcr cent
or Alcohol Il INSPECTED liquors by which, the amount
ofdEtT 10 be paid tr Internal revenue Is cac9iated
The Instrument with glass Isr and book Of tables md
With 1ock abd key. Price $7m Book only 50 c:nts.
Surveying Transit Levels. Compasses and Chains.
QUEEN CO. manufacturing Opticians aa4 Chestnut
street Philadelpha. Pa. Illustrated and priced casa-
loEuts sent lee. fell. .a1nl I'm
, 1863-03-18

T1RCT J. y Il. .-Tra,ltr's Bank,
~ Chicago. Marc:, -: i:ssMr j. 4. Ella late of
tAe Gr.a 1t Nal..lI & 1'rrr t.ranscr n1,a nf The
State Eai s.l's.'r av,n: ?nrv!,a. the t:o:k af
this E;Mnk 1t Will u this cat" It's hs4ness 10
the new I:aaLinf House OF i. A: ELLIS l. tct.
I'll, nGlI I'm T.. TlEEiiAM ta4lIor
, 1863-03-18

pANKING HOUSE OF j. G..
- CONRAD.
~ CLARK STREET.
! hnyc this day removed INF business to the oiLce
recently occup1-d hy M~srs. RrotheTton Ncttcssn.
4 general Banking business transacted
j. G. CONRAD.
Ckifarn March 2 1Ef3 i-nIN I'm
, 1863-03-18
pANKING OFFICE OF


VIC viii pay particular attention to the purchase and
eac OF Exchange. Coin and Treasury Notes. and Will
TO act as correspondents agents for coun
try banks and bankers
We Will also keep for aa1e United States Revenue
Stamps. IN WldcA we allow diss&unt OF three per
cent. when ordered In amounts Of {5d sad upwards.
and OF two pc7 cent, on amounts OF <100.
J.A- ELLIS T. co.
FL TINEIfAM Cashier m3a6Stcm
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OUR DESPATCHE S.
THE CORRESPONDENCE Cf M. esltn u. Ossosrt

BssSs foaD on ThE k,rr. Nay iss1
The hattie ~ sabn ffeighu fought ssndsg et..ng.
ofihe saasrinsry crntasis q, tho Tt~
forces ~ General s~!gwick marching sn Gceesai
Baoker's column .haao-llorsvllo ~h~n NY esns
uIsn tho rcnforoencn,1 which faxs,reet had eoiecsa
ana after snssgarnesi cmosi nshoas paralsI ~ 81
verify during The rsboioa cg'npsod ~'lbaf.~
IN the pdsanco ffcn thn hiiliI % ifsfsrsksturg no
dyknn u General Brooks - Tia soy, ~is as~t0n
column up1B tho rsi. ARD that q snsral ~ "a upe tho
left. skirmshsrs from ihs SIXTY arst psuHryyana
Yory thI,d Nsy York, Eshty..s; renrsy lyaua aid
sesenth Massachusetts throxn on a. fr8pt ans
On bo,h tanks. ana tho march Tor tts 9n, Two
mites -as nuoppisei by no rc,ifin1 oe ,s~srd whom
resouiey Advancing ,roof~ ocsasionaily drerisa
yoIisy q their maske,ry ~ ,hs dstas-e byreser 40
rebai cenerai Farly rsiliei h1 mn, ard ptf blcy
~ dying artillery aoh psiteB - 'fns - 40
noy ~, ,u, neycrihsiess ,rfiei ,<hlght dang An~
der 70 thfrrs eoa ,hs bl.,ry sas obry'i rim tLs
greatest shorty BIT bs'oso or nfsaiy so -ens ~
oa the double qiics coBd fp4rh ~ fstcs inltlrci
% aEi harrlei sway
tn~ frHleF ssirffn--rfs ftffn - .ufTfr
ttfur o'o.k 10 mo ansraaou ne oorr- lad fssl hsa
point fe~ 40 FREQ IN c,y. - i.e ~. ywAfdr
chaueaios iio. ilsrs they ttnafcsi fga sota whoa
ssto.csi s,ns a. a0cs ff1ni hrsis a tho foAi
o. 5pea 81. r. shj1h lgr thfos bnaNf tsf.r iaer
ion, Eyord Us tsft q u,atsffi laad ON
usnci.g Ne tx u .rnrs siop~ aaa covering y.
ats sna summit o. III nib. q - gfase.ou 90 -
q thl fos' ac aiysseri, tod ltia ti.os knoss
- 90 ss~n Tsysrnacis. Tsp g ihe, rlasf baitisfr
aro shovel ih6usses it,Dasn tas nees tus fagiAsr
b yoni Y.dssy between no SAafch all our sga1.ep
10 iho opeB nai 80 iiastsitn nagot ~ ufafnts
prs,ss as aaa y Ia wooded hsehis 5sytL4 -
st,od nnsfhrr dFsnz Tb~sa oopsiitats he aais, q
sAssH n.lshts Acf tn Asd ,rd fuaEiax dA. Daily
Win 20, rad sgsb sheh 10 we're aasaasag. vns
faf n1,
- fws Fs~r snof
A. COR ror- emerged frasa ,ts Ho7fa sna srisfss mis-
ora s9aos wara ere, task froE The Nsnhsey.
,Aat sa ~ haa a battery Ia pn.,fa On N. tsgn,.
OPP ITO I've char,h sni afnc-, nhns'snsos.sy a stsa
fr,ss ese Gee rebel guns expic.ci " ne rcaf grT
Q. ,nUa sfssfy ,aa ~ borc, asd sa.oasy ~osrdhg
CAPT, ped ,'ssani Aa,sn, ceEsrai % ibs sisr u
cs,sra rra1is.
- ctAsr. % swz vu- nsrrs rsDArt
rhs r.x .neais n Cot ati parosas .e4 Jsns, bri
s.ss oss,her wts ne riisash sri Oss Dursfsd aud
rwrriy frs, Nss Ysft from Basta,s srgAfe. ipnedl
rey D. esei fcs4 rfa 4as cswsss he ~osss n re
rsh, ~sie the .rlss fcepssa No q a.aes sl@'ss
rs,.asai ,nr VI. ',ssssry q sriHsf,, saSss
s.ssAaa uMs,oa 1as a., t~rrea forward ssa s~sss ~
So .ws nS~s ssn~ssess ~ssss 900 ~ ssss<ass
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have no communication with them. -Four onlee. =
two Viri mans and tw, teutuck ians-couhned in
the paniteitihy as hos,apss for tie notorious gar
vonb. wefs seat o. Libby MoLday, ana
released Win the others. They report SIN 10 the
Richmond penitertisy Ca tain Grann and lielenant
waie, o. The fighlh vrginr, cavAIry he'd hoss g+s
for captain Nisky ard l,uensnI varnes, glerila mall
robbers, Who bear confined the penittnt'afy al
Albany, also Jos }. Shsman Of Jlc Fourth Name cap
tnred at hanasas who attempted escape, and being
found 10 the Of conrabDd uegroes was accused
OF ncyr0 stealing
ling, Ky, whose feelings at lg his friends depart are
repsescnted as beng apparently and naturally very bitter
Capt. Mexico wos provost marshal Mount Sterling, and
man named Ferguson, whom he had rested l spy,
caused an article 10 be published Richmond Journal
sitting thae re had been badly treated by that officer
Hence parole or exchange refused him. lie ID repre-
rented 10 very worthy and brave man.
Several coored sailors, belonging 10 tho Columbia and
the isaac smith we're rctainc bat the officers o these
vessels VIII make The proper representations 10 secure
their release.
Between Richmond aud Petersburg wo many forth.
hcaons, pnt no trtos AT Petersburg crowd OF mingled
whites and blacks regarded It'll evident interest while
marched from tri in of u tho other. Be-
tween Petersburg and City Point foItcations
Arrived near City Point caught sight OF tho stars
and Stripes on the State aud tho John Rice This
Wow vas greeted with hearty cheers from our soldiers,
and many sentimental and Joyous expression did hoar
issue from inc released prisoners at seeing occo more tho
beloved banner OF freedom.
Ms.N..t44 CONFUSION
Of all those who have an interior ves N The southern
confederacy s, that Its powe Is rotten Is princ
pics, and that IL we can succeed dealing Il elective
blow ut vital poutsay Rchn nd Charleston or VickH-
burg-it will soon csumblc into runs and unlike "the
basecss fabric Of ayision leave wocfu wreck behind
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ass Faanfrss, rty p fsts.
arrived sb.p Carer fom New YORK ships DeabY
o.xr,r s.ss girratsr ani Bset yssch arc asycrsss
for ifns Kong.
ass4 American rR ron a. -. sal. q 100 bbs.
,shos .urAr. cadorna, i2s.c. % fruAs 1872 dogsa
o.,,.s m a. IS sisohol M tins s96 psrs sfH's ge
,n,i ~ sTge. 20 ev.s Fnnesn lard. i2sc 100 CO.'S
n.rd coal sis 2a9 ~ ~ cement a. a. ~. ffias
AZ 2cc is4horany wssd, go % piei Gtcrs q fcs "
~. u.ars.t fnef 20 ntl VOW
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johnson In Command az Manchestsr--
Morgan Under Arrcs,--'rhc Rebels sHy
They VIII he in Nashville q" Fifteen
Days, &c.
MuafH s.ssnoso, 1enn May 3, 1903
Trustworthy information frcm Manchester Representa-
TINT johnson is ia command there
General J. H. Morgan rs under arrest for refusing TO
oboy Genera, Wheeler, who has been placed ovsr him
Morgan's men threatened 10 dsband.
The rebols think poorly fortified hero, aud viii
fall back TO Nashville when attacked They ray they IN
DO In Nashville In hftesn days.
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DEspsTtn FacN THE SECRETARY On Wax.

wArnNros, May o. isss.
To COY rNAsss'4uAs--
The rrc'ttsLt s,d the Gcgqgs-s Aid have l.si 10
turned from Lac ARM @, the ''p.'nac.
Tho PRINCIPAL lrsAlloEs OF G.nosai iisker ,ees n.t
.ho'e i1s been 70 aqf."S aa'tr y m sEraas~ Asa
su,cisne. Of the asr7.
uwnsw o,Guny rg ~ f.Tloef pa~top oa the Riy.,
taanaet aSsiLs iotf,ts.d tie tboai Aay 10
tue mCy.Inout.
opgayee
Gcnor1I st"aomsn's oprrsl,h. have beoa, Hahsa,
success. Part u hiss .res ads ~ahA 80 al.-
81 Rirhmpsd, and TIA eaemy ,e3n'opas'nss buc g,
cat 10 every direction.
Tho suny o. ths ot,G,ae we rl.coril, tcrame on-s.
siyc operations,
EDWIN ~ STANTON Secretary 81 Mar.
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The Indian Disturbance. ia U,as.

III ItAF FhF ~ wv
On the slh o. Nay Captain Smith, = me secna caiSef.
MIA veIunlseD, found ,bs Inalans @iy mis- sguih q
sb-l crew kAI.i tweniy.alse ard 'ol'nHcl ihq, On
,he ssh they killed t-onlyihse, capturing uyo tsoe<.
one sidlsr va. woindei. Gersra copiNr. With Mv
men, vent Dcrh on tba cth % estAbish fri a. ssdA
sxfins.
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MVRvxsIsBoaO, May Q, 1858.
Tho following order s important 10 ladies' proposing
10 visit this department. and General Rccsa's desires
IL thoroughly ventilated N the Northern pnpers.
HEspQvAirrRs on TIE CuMRssLAHp.1
OyflcE PROVOST MAwsnAL, Mvmnxrsono,
May 8, 1898
the presence ladies', desirable und'r certain
circumstances. Is not 50 now. The general com,
mandiug directs that no PASSES DO irsucn W
ladies' 10 pass from Louisville 10 Nashville, Mlrfrccs
boro or within tho lines NJ this until further
orders Those residing In tho North warncd to avoid
the trouble and expense OF travelling 10 Louisville, as
they will admitted within tho lines 81 this depart
pnen in the most urgent c.cs aud then nnhcr
passes issued from the dcpartm headquarters
H. WIES,
Mayor aud Provost Marshal
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Gene al Srants rrcss have corrupted Pot o'rson and
THAT tine niam body Advancing uron LiAok Fi'cr
'ng attempting 70 ran by tie BATTERIES u Vmk' oarg,
with Two barges, destroyed hy hot rno from IN"
rebel batlerie'. The barges iadc1 with commits
say stores, pro. e,ci by bIos % hay which caught
Are. reports are conflicting as TO the fate q the
creg.
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Nomin asicns for state Omcer. ss West
vtrgtnta.

wnrIISs, Va, Ma, ., 1863.
A oonysntlcn meat Parkessburv tho tth 10 noml.
nate oroers for No state Of West Yrs MA and
aioorbsd yesterday, having eads the following norn
pstona.--
For Coornor--A Borcmaai q raskersbug
9.egcary o, Natl. y. Boyer, ~ uiadctown.
TS,as,go- Campbell rar, u Hoxe county
Audgor--samusl Crane, ~ wheeling.
Jvde OR T. Berkshire, q .orgsnto~a; y ilian A.
Harrison, of Carssbng, and james a. Brown, u gsra
vha.
Abyney 0e.oal--A. ~ caiswcli n wheeling
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To Nsan..lp usria srrssl hcse toaiy ron xes
Ta~ p4sswa~r
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sssas ana glaalY q V sssS, - sssn ScassSs
reszlsns a soaLdsnce ana shanks BY sSmmsSqp Scx
x.s h. HpsnR. AAj. A a Gen.
vHE pnasoSEHs OAP1uRxD-r1By TAIL M oA1h
cxact number Of prisoners taken, up 70 last sven
amounts % two hundred and one, omeess. non con,
koousd olbcers and prsvates W these, one hundred
j nflesn privates and one commissioned cfncer
sieuteuapel TOOK the oath a allegiance 10 the
kcrpmcnt u the Unked States. Seventy eight
Yates. three sesgsants, three corporas and
lieutenant were paroled. Ono Of tho men CAP
lea was Q native Of the State " Maine. He re.
seated that, being 70 the south, no was conscripted
INST his viii, and f0rced into the ranks. 10
= the oath, Of course. Two Of the captured re-
- who thus resumed their alegianc To the govern
us wero natives Of this town. aud desired v remain
10. Their wish was granted
DkATne IN IHg HOSPITAL. n
P1nce my last tbe following men base ded N the hos
|As. In consequence OF wounds received IN the late
)gmiallos with tho rebels
n 8, Hanson y. Cosson. 10. D, 18th Nh.
N 8, JnO. Wagner, Co. A. I03d y. Y.
u q, =. Posketf, Co u. 10th Coma.
- ., Sergeant hx, goth n. Y.
sccesh resents 81 town greatly depress-
- consequence OF the result Of the grand rebel siege.
Irh they hoped would result in ther recaso from the
b VI tho Yankees.
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Rebel Cavalry at lexington, Tenn.

IOf1sVLtE, ky, Nay ,, ISbd.
Il s reported that the sebe cavalry rndcr Morgan and
Wheeler are a, Lexington, Tenn and moving towards
Kentucky.
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A Threatened Distarbanee In Phsiaasi-
phta.

PnnlpurWA, May ., 1898.
disturbance threatened at tho Office Of tho A.,
this afternoon caused by solder tearing down i,s buie
Tin piaoard which contained the following bead line
illegal Arrests by the Goyernmentp
This act resented, when crozd gathered around
and cred "resr down" and dsmous,ratisns were
made carry out tho throat when uayr Henry appear
ed upon the scene addressed tho assmbiaeo and called
upon al good citizens 20 dsPeIse.
Mayor Henry was greeted with great cntsusiAsn ard
three cheers we're given for him and General Hskcr
when tho crowd moved sowiyor
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Wrga nixatson AZ the ContrHbands in &c
mccall Rocco ia ns' apartment.

Wrga nizatson AZ the ContrHbands in &C.
mcgal R0sec ia me- Department.
MuRiHKrssoRo, Tenn, May .. 1898
Major wles Provost Marshal General, has dey iscd
worry practicable anizat,on TO- ooatabands "a This s
pAstsasas M tho employ Of sssssss no eo"s
into ous limos The of General NorteBy p,oaees
brigade detailed from tho army, has Induced 6eaersi
Rosecrans attempt % organize tho oontrabtns In the
same manner There this department, about - 90
abe bodied negroes, who Will be organized mt companis
Of thirty eash. Commanded and oyernscn ny refuge.
from State, thus bringing the experience Of the unon
Tonne ssecans the officers N be In conmand u the
brigade.
Captain Rounds, of The Ninth Michigan infantry, ~ 70
be Brigade Commander with regular stan Tho Contra
bands are TO no drilled soldiers with spades and picks
substituted for nuskets They 10 10 uaei In building
Notifications and roads, umcyng obstruc9ns. aaA such
other labor be donA by them, thus relieving tho
mechanics OF Morons pioneer brigade a their ro.ghor
labor and aording tnsN lime TO DO the more important
labor pertaining 20 their DUTIES.
This organization Of the conrands is the most scnsi
BILE ono yet proposed and long oxper In this depart
ment convinces MAJOR wics that will prsve perfectly
practicable The nrst brigade viii bs organized N few
days The pay for refugees and coDaoands has not BON
decided upon.
Everything remains perfectly quiet In our front. asd
strange say, their ovay have made no dcmonstaioD
Hanks.
The Trial or Hon. Clement L.. vaiisndig-
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The parsuis OF the Fiying Rebels.

Tho rebels who escaped from Grand Gulf were vigorous
iy pursued aud many captured Ropor, says that the,
spked Of their guns Al Grand Cuff Sunday uight
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OGcial Reports or Admiral Porter.
The Secretary Of the Navy has received the following
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Return Of shsrman's Espedition--rhs
Bonbardment OF brand Guif-Moye-
ments OF General Grant, Sc.


uxog FtEgt ~ Y,zoo R,sfs, Nay
Via CAno, May 7, 1893
sherman's expedition resarned ~ night Yesterday
the lrn.ciads no gab sni choo,aw, with other gun.
boats and rncrtns, c,gng~i usines' nut sis hours
tho choctsw struck any tour times Within, damage
No casuai,ies the rcbcs ,bs m orce, espceisg
us 70 give baits.
ssyos gunbdas bombsrsci Gfand GcE ca Wednesday
fsr eish, hours Twuiy al scfc Adisi Esd my
tour wounded. rhe riscumba WIS disabled tmr<rwi'y.
Tho ganboata aud sIs raieroru rsn he b'o,kaio 20
wednesday night an of them sos through sAfcy sLos
any clsuaics
General Grant, silh hs forces eccsrei ite NNsssSi
yes,srs,y, and q now muchnx ,oi'vri 1bssa no 90
yeciod st,sck Grand 0aN tS.ssy ne fesr shh Tho
sunb a. assai~t " IN front. Ths uaoo ucgs 1g e.
,hnn Arilc moving vim great rtpiity rrefq every
trospesi q The early ssa q vsrEgsurs Gsrsss GRAFT
raa tie Dlockads w atss.
Repsstsa Occupation or Port Gibson ny
Unss~ Trcops-A1ss "es oa n'seh
River, &e.
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The Trial or Hon. Clement l.. vaIiandig-
ham COMMUNICATIVE Deeiseoa 90 Bs
Amos feed To-day.
cIscTysAU, May ., 1903.
The trial of Hon Clement 4. vaItsndgham Was con.
Guided yesterday.
The decsbn Of tho Court will probably be sanoonecd
some time during tho day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-09


GEsEsAL wISpxa
He . a venerable booking man at nrsr glance,
with gray hair, but when enc notes HIS sharp
features, with high cheek bones, his cold, cruel
gray eye, and his naughty insulting air you readily
trsbutcd 70 him. fcci that you would like 10 sec
arrogant spirit bsoksn with his neck.
turin re po b. 70 cooss
and which this ofrcor hid IN his pcsssssun when cap.
iurcd. General wsder said he did not feel Ike extend
ing any courtesy General Rosecrans any of his
mand .as lie had issued orders that would disgrace o
Wild beast He however, prcu,iscd 70 forward letter
10 Gencra' Brasg about the pistol.
dsrkcy came into our priscL every mvrnIng with The
re., news "a 4.
s,psn<i-news from everywhcrcp lie cold these half.
journals 70 us al nseo cents each and said he paid
gave little ercdcnco their dcpstches bus derived no
lsuo amusement from the editorial columns.
Ayu-EarNB.
Many OF tho officers buried themselves making orus.
mcuts II the bopos o the becf furnished these
ss principally o fa s ooesss and vs -. chan of.s
specimens workmanship Chess boards anu chess
Manufactured some ssn q snsssmsn esIng carved
were kcp. almost cins'aail! . use
On Sunday informed that Tho nag Of truce boat
hal arrived a Cty PoL,. nnd Mat shoad 10 released
Acxt morning wili readily nc believed that ths an
W. we're ali psroe and absai eleven O'Clock wero
mustered add taken down stavs into the street. On
arrival there received the Information that tho boat
wax ndh ready and renamed % ofr quarters
but with the promise that should certainly be set res
on Tasfday morning A. ths soldier guafda had been
ssn. sr .o snl cssns was Scsss ~ sms
that diving N understand were gonG ,nnd thus
ducns give the raroe WIS russ 70 prevent 81
tempt TO escape when We sav the prison 10 poorly
AZ roll call tho Aajusa.t Warned not N 20 near tbs
windows she snen on guard wers not "sabsst 10
drltss and no GOULD for The enassqusDces
u We dIregAdcd bis admonaio.. Li,ts hsci was paid
a. ths wnyninv and amused onrssIvcs With noting
,rc skwards wIih witch Of the csxens haadica
thelr rnsksss Ono potbelcd dandy IN hid gloves
4 cited O rsiderabo mIrtb
wv" or % rxoss xasfs
we we're 10 lcavs q four O'Clock on Tuesday morning
bss every really attwo-yery Lts asisntson hav
Ipr been given sicep during The uighi ms cder 10 IN
AMI march issn stairs wss oo~ysd With siscrisy Tho
srh from No hosptsl sskss IN asphnlanc<s. and
ulncst Grst heard the tram. The battalion, az
al over we hundSed, lrshcd 70 The ieypt pack I'd
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