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, 1863-01-29
A New Rebel GeneraI-Braxto
III. TOokemoE.
[Frpu the Richmond Dispatch. l4th1
"a LITTLE MORE QR4PE.n


BE- confusion Of the enemy Gen. Bragg in.
f1icted as much damage upon the Yankees az
they have probably suffered in any other bat.
tie Of the war. The slaughter was terrific.
That he was not totally routed was, probably
owing Ia his vast prepoudeEance Of numbers.
After all, in view Of the terrible havoc which
the enemy suffered, and Brngg's successful
taking of all he Ind captured, tic falling back
Of Gen. Bragg Is not without allcviation. Hc
Las taken away NIL the prisoners and all the
guns lie has captured, and is now ready to
give the enemy, if he chooses to attack him,
. little more grape"
The taking Off Of everything he captures
is popularity Of this general, for which he
deserves some credit. He captured an i'm
mensc quantity Of supplies in Kentucky, and
took them off safely. He captured 4, 900 mon,
twenty. four cannon, and 5000 stand Of small
arms st Muy1rcesbofo, and took them of also,
We shall not be surprised II the Yankees, in
view Of the epoils he is always delivering them
Of, should designate him the Cossaek Of the
South. In that event, We you'd respectfully
suggest that they give him the. name Of Gen
cEal Tookemof. This Is very good Russian
name, and it has the advantage Of distinguish.
ing the Generals peculiar genius. We trust
that be may continue to merit the title, aud
take of guns and Yankees to the end Of the
Wlr, :; - ~ -
, 1863-01-29
A New National Product-Iseet
Root Sugar.


One Of the compensations growing ont OF
the rebellion, las been IN extraordinary stim-
ulus communicated to our industries, aud the
Development Of new sources Of national pros
perity and wealth.
One Of the sources bids fair to be plenti-
fnl supply Of spgar from the beet. We have
had an opportunity, recently, Of examining
several specimens Of It In this city, which
were manufactured ut Chicago, from bcets
grown on the prairies Of Illinois. The supply
Of sugar By the Mississippi being cut off by
the embargo Of that river, Mr. Belchcr, a well
known sugar scfiner in tic West, turned his
attention to tho refining Of syrup from the
sorghum plant, which has now become sta
pie crop in Iowa and Illinois. It il estimated
that 500, 900 gallons Of syrup we're produced
in the West the past year To extend tho
source OF supply Of domestic su.ar, Mr.
Bclcher procured, last spring, from Europe, a
supply Of seeds Of various Kinds Of the sugar
beef, and BY the agency Of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad Company, distributed them
among the farmers on tho line of that road,
and through 4 range Of 200 miles, with . view
to ASCERTAIN the kind Of soil and climate best
:daptcil to the growth Of the root
The result, ~ far, has been Of q most graft
fyipg character. An analysis Of several sam
p1cs raised in tho black prairie soil yielded
from nine to thirteen and half per cent. Of
saccha5ine matter. The samples Of sugar pro.
dnced were from liquor cvaporated in IN open
nan. and although undoubtedly fat inferior
to. what might have boon produced
, 1863-01-29

FEpRRA1 PRISONERS rebcls persisted
in violating tho cartel for the exchange of
prisoners, to which they pledged themselves
months ago. They refused to parole our OIL
GERS, captured before the 1oth Of January, but
WHY exchange them for those Of their officers
now in the hands Of our Government. All
captured since the 18th Of January, will be
handed over to the Governors Of the Confed-
crate 1tates. frivates and non commissioned
officers will be exchanged as usual. There
arc now z, 800 prisoners at Richmond.
, 1863-01-29

tkTuE PRINCE or WALES 4 MERCHANT TAI.
ioR.-The Worshipful Company o. Merchant
Tailors Of the Fraternity OF st. joan the Bap-
tiet, OF the city Of London, recently rendered
10 the Prince Of Wales for his acccptancc the
honorary freedom Of that ancient and loyal
company, Of which his -rcyered md deeply
.lamented father, the late Prince Consort, was
an illustrious member. His Royal Hlghnesa,
in reply, said he Ind great qualification Mt re.
cciying the freedom Of the Company, r1d ex-
presEed his sense Of the flattering terms In
which the honor was conferred,
, 1863-01-29

PROVING TOO Mucu.-An enshusiasiastic
Spiritualist in Toledo, anxious to prove the
knowledge Of The spirits, and their communi~
cation ii Tint knowledge to mogta1s, publish
ed the following card III the Toledo Consnscr~
fiH{. =. ~. -:
Editors Commerctal: r ~:
notice report in the morning paper, giving an
account Of the battle on the Rappahannock on the
morning Of the 21st Inst, al Of which WAS com.
municated to me the same day It occurred, through
Icertify on honor that the abov6 statement was
given to nc AZ herein described.
TOLEDO, Jan. ed, 1865. g. ". Kinx.
: The Joke Of tie thing lies iu the fact that
subsequent dispatches declare that no battle
was fought, the resort Of q battle being u
eanard,- ,-Cleulond Herald. 49,,
, 1863-01-29

PUCKSk1N GOODS.-The best
- stock In toWn and lowest prtcaa. Army Gloves
Officers Gloves. farmers aoyea al ktni. Of Glovea
for men and EofN Sutlesa and dealcra supplied in any
quantity. MILITARY GOODS.
Wholeaale and Retail! st reduced prices.
R. BOWEN, 70 Ciark Atfeet {up sta1a lo1ek oseetae
United States 3Kpscsa Ofoe.
, 1863-01-29
Qt)itoqo Qribn1re.
0UR *ST.LOEIS LETTER.

Return Of Rebel Nilsson ria0a-Un
tEin Peace in the C0untJ-Rcr1ark-
able Facts Concerning Slave Proper.
er8 who Cannot get their Roats In.
kured-The AfkAnBns Post Prisoners
Legislative Contcnt1oos-Weak Acts,
Ac.> DC.
, 1863-01-29
A CA RD. ~
~~ t-+t.
Deafness a1M Blindness,

DR.. ukDEK FoQn, c11t1 ind Aur1tt, Operative
Surgeon. In Randolph Streets car the6herm2n House.
cBloAeo, .1zxxro1s.
d. has aentnd II Ero1aatlonal Lie to ophthAn.c
and AuFA Medicine and Surgery and receives monthly
I'll tie new and ingenionl Instruments and apparatus
and the different mods o{ treatment used f the
1ief and curn OF these Afteons In All tie Ophthlic
md Anral Ao*pata!A and 1a1rnarie. Of London Paris
Be'tin ena vienna. - Hetfosme all the approved
AranoiA PoC1t. .Crc.e Eye. Eutrorium. Eetropiun,
8taply1a<nh f1stulA aehi ymaas 4hd tho removal OK
ton. A1anoisl :E5u .ad ~ Drums inserted. and
examinations conducted With tho OphthAlmoscope,
Aurtscope. stoscopt. rha.ynF0.cope end Ophthaluio
Ac1oeoote ins!Eunsntt md machinery taat brilliantly
parts OF the and Ear uE eA!inE the and
AAtufe Of many dBcaaat Of the eye xad that hAye
Uncomfortable of,4ciIr{tv ta!.vFE -
, 1863-01-29
RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
-Ay 114e beet n the world
TATARRH! CATARR H
Or. Seeley.s Liquid Catauh Remedy,
/ BN1t SUIT fu1

It'll easer to cure Ca&arrh than Consumption and By
curing the r1t We prevent the latter. Persons should
understand tat ts better way to cuzs consumption
TO prevent It.
T6e symptoms Of Catar1h. ~ they generally arpear,
and md that they have frequent attacks. and Art more
sentative to the changes Of Temperature n ts con-
and ac1id,t Anerw1Tda beeomtng thick and adhesive.
Al the disease becomes chronic the discharges are To-
nov thick and heavy md ars ether got ID ofay blow
Ing the nose else they sal Into the throat and ars
causing bad 6festh; the voice is thick and nasal he
sfoyed desinesa n ffrSasnky sSn M % tafes place
BY the aid Of the LIQUID cATAkRn REMEDY. al
Irice OF the CatArTh Remedy 330esudicient for use
month. WITH full md clear dErctions, sent by e1-
PREM. 9.
oRce, 1s2 South Clark 6trest, Cup steirso
AddEc~ Dr. D. e. SEELYE.
!: oclI-vlS54tz rost once BOZ k9al Chicago. u.
, 1863-01-29

TIE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion, and BY so altering the cou
i(ltipn OF the stomach and liver that the starchJ
principle Of the food IL not converted Into sugar
long as the system is under the influence OF the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recover thei
healthy tone and yigeE. We are able to state tha
the Constitution Water has cured every c1sc Of Dt
abttiB In which It has been given.
STONE IN THE BLADDER: CALCULUS,
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUs OR IMKY DIS
CHARGES NSrtEGe AEGER oR1-
Diseases occurring from one and the same cause
will be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water,
II taken for anylength Of time; The dose should
wh es q
urgent urgent symptoms, ~ should be eomb.tted With the
asiRnst assiason spess drcetea "'D '
DYsMENoRRHGA. OR PAINFUL 2LENsTRu--
ATOM PF5S1fSn ASR a nEH4REHAaIA Ff0Wiaa Or
Both diseases arising frou faulty secretion ofthe
menstrual duid-in the ona case being too little,
and accompanied BY severe pain; and the other a
too proisa secretion. which will be speedily cnred
:; Thst 1n eH'1u disease Known IL Is FALLING OF TIE
WOMB, which is the rean1t Of relaxation OF the
uG7meuta o1 taat organ. 6u0 10 1nO"n py sense
OF heayfnes. and dragging pains In the back and
sides, and At times accompanied BY sharp lacinat-.
Ing or shooting pains thrpueh the marta will IN
elf rnse. he ren1nyad ~ the netffcfna ~' N
There i another class Of symptoms arising from
csll Nervousness, which word covers up much fg
does not really know whether the symptoms ara
the disease, or the disease the symptoms We can
lsFly sf & Geld Feet Isgtstion ef tPs Hs5rt r.
AAosuot, snmas 1nr,,aas ana .ara pnnss- o. sislos
Which IL, tbe unn,r7i.1 fam,le IA a coratant "a
eu44uk ul5t0*s' aAA bA1o9hA AsS510eb eA9 StSuso4
and and Al month after month pa1ses without N sfiort
being made TO assist nature, the suppression b.
, 1863-01-29

snd c,art *t1retI & TSerIer:. Rort m st,irs
ianss s5o6sw,
-.1 - ~. ----
|0p :cArr ra4 r3,
L'Oh CALE.-L0t2. Lands AnC
E;o.t on sonthfsst cornsrn - CisIf sSd w..er.st.
sn -. N Srth n. - s,SYs at ~
e. On IN s nss III 1os house
- 4ots ~ ~ .an r. Aso1 ue, usas O!a skIttE
LOIS On MnH1nkee aTenue. near Division stFset
2I1ts 52iess Eith Cottages on State street, near
- Nash t-acktoE House.
Eouse and Lot On east slde Of Iaz7abee street, near
:. Clybcull avenue,
House and LIZ No. $50 West Washington street
House and Lot on Hlnsdalest near Well+ss, n plyi
fer subdivision. Also urat1ate Boiler Shop with lot
100 feet on South Branch. taa6 xE1aw
, 1863-01-29
9prfial Notttrs.

nR. D. MACRAE respectfully
lnforpt tho c1ttxcns OF Chicago that he has per
manentiy iocated tn this CITY. with the purpose Of
N17cucinE In all hr4nclos OF the
MEDICAL PROFESSION.
0floe sg Clssk street. opp2s't1 ~ SHERMAN House.
1al6zi&f4n Surgeon and Physaclan. 0Ase i. Say
, 1863-01-29
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

ILL O1G4 IaN ! ~ l. AA4AAA441I4@a
Il Dr.. CheeAeman 4 rfilG. ..-...
The continuation Of nEredlen&s in these Pills the
result OF long and cxten31e rFActce. They nad
IN their 3ceIstion aud sert.a IL correcting 1n l1ekn
aons whether from cold otherwac licadaehe pain
In tile eide ralpltxtion Of te heart wites AL nervous
affections Mysteries tntFue, p4tn in the bxcf and mbk
&c. disturbed sleep. which a:1se hou interruption Of
nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement q ers IN tile treatment
tese irregularities and distinctions which tlhye
CcntaEIed 40 many TO 0ATRKKATuKE6EA*K Eofem1le
e1Joy good health unless ehe Is regular And when
K11cs to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Arc The most cGectua} remedy known for ali com.
plants peculiar 70 fEAAL1s. TO al clss+ss they arc
Invaluable, INDUCING. WITH CERTAISIy. fKk1oDIuAL
2kGuLAR1IT. TAey arc known to thousands. who have
used them At diHersnt periods throughout the country
having the sanction Of Rome Of the most KxQSKST
fuT61GtAHS IN AMERICA,
Exrtlc1TKp1REcTsoNe. STATING NHK1 1HET aHorlr
So1 NJ CnEp WITH sAch Bo1-tne fKtoK ONE Do1I.Ak
fEE fsox. containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
la rent by mall promptly by rciuttxlns to the Aseat
- Lake street. Sor.n NJ DEU6H1sTB 6EtKEALIY.
tF Sold IN Chicago Il nsEu1acto1's psdce By LOED
d SAITH. ap1SL1yr
, 1863-01-29
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

The%e Dangerous and Troublesome
Diseases, which have thua far Re-
Sisted The best Directed Treat
nent, cnn be completely eon-
trolIed by tho Remedy
now before US!
, 1863-01-29

A0fe0-The AfkAnBA8 Pp8f Prisoners
Ac., DC.
I.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Ttibune1
sr. Ior1s.. Jap. q. 1s6a
&o p.x,s,.a ..o,.e t:ra ao.,--aa "a .4h;s
etalc, worth mentlon1ns' during me last
week. Since the raid on Springfield large.
immigration Of gueri1las il . reported
= 100
In Tue coantles vest o. eeoalla. hun"
dreds Of Rebel Mlssourians who join
S,.,-a.:n1 E .Ao ~ | -; to'.a
anaclpauou ol capturing LUIS Icy PORTION o1
the Southwest, and then extending their
operations Us far North US the Missouri River.
~ rot,,-,,;nr ,hor,av.rd ,risar, no., ,r,~,
a'e !e'u'stn noI." "a'a N1aet. aneu' Lucy
but manage to come together at ferries md
crnss;noa One gang. ~ tf.v croa:ad s,tba
n.
osase, NJ aoal1an Ferry, ast "ee6- 4heJ
captured seven men and Lieutenant belong
ipe to the Henry county enrolled mi1itia, who
-s e..;e,,na .,,.h ,...c,o. ,;,wns ,,~7x..t
he'e eAo1n!enco WILL pA.o4e' s4kaeu " 4aeab'
Gregg OF Quantrells regiment, Mhrmaduke's
division Of the Confederate ar1ny, This pa-
r,,e 3ndtcotes That thYs gang f6rn3a na-f or
os-4H.,rHs ~ -. 80 P4ts ~
Quant1eue gue1auos "no nase tTlce made
raids into Kansas, and hare played havock
c;aneralty with Union -nronertv = in the west
o., n;or+;,, of+hast,+o ,n,;or;t- - ~. ,.,,-
GU ~, VI 1ue q !o'1oA.'5 - tne tcn'
egades will probably seek their homes a.
quietly as possible: Many. Of them will fall
into orr landa rs prisoners before snr,np:;
~. h.1.r,. ~ +.,.r, vii, .,o,,a..1 ths,as,.s.
~ o'.eeo y, '4.e4 w .onee4 11emsettes
1nt1l favorable opportunity oners Tor anoth-
er uprising Of gueri11as, when they will shoul-
der their ehot-guns md mount their horses
and take to the trade. :: -.
Inc rapidfty with Which '"honest t:) FARM
ers" arc transformed into brutal gueri11os and
,ioe ,yrxo renders the cauee of Jeff Davis vc-v
a.e-.S:.:.S ~ .,',. 60. ~ ,,-.--
anc'uaung N 1nls ssate. ne are as1ng as IL
were on volcano which is liable at any mo.
mcut to burst forth with fury. aud the people
- .h..oe,,~ ,.,,,,,aa =, ,..o+too - -,
ate eneteio1e re4ulieo ~ pf@cuce great eau:
ton and prudence. There are many sections
of the State rotten to the core with secession,
.,s rho.o ,,;ot .;,a E.aoa,., -: S,t,..1s
auu "n"~e aa1et aA0 AceuoW Aou 4u1slu1c
, 1863-01-29

4 RARE CHANCE-The sub
South Division within the city limits which VIII be
sold At bargain for cash and yerJ saort Tine 70
sd COO in uninprored land for suo4iy1aion. this pre-
ssnts rate IT, @opRoEtqnsty, For partculata apRly to
and CLARK streets. No. Wleslers Block, up stalss.
tanSa e5p63w
, 1863-01-29

RICHARDS SMANUTACTURING CO.,
P.oBo 12, Chlcsgo, III.
J, HARRlS President.
, 1863-01-29

LUECURRHEA, Or WHITES.
This disease depends upon IN Inflammation Of
mucous 1iaius Of the vagina and womb. It is in
all caees accompanied By severe pain In the back,
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three times
day, with m injection Of i tea-spoonful Of the
medicine, mixed with half pint Of soft water,
morning md evening.
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CITY Intelligence.


LAmu' RAn-Cnusof me fH4AcuIAn Coscrrros-
The efforts Of tho ladies who have been for the past week
holding fair for ne benefit Of Church Of tho Imms
c,hais Conception Of Fifteenth street and avenue
A. have been 10 far great and deserved The fair
ali their friends previous 70 The closea those VINO
have already and those who not had
time or opportunity 70 visit them. To-day the TAR
will be open and the ladies In attendance from Que 70
articles will be ra1ed for. fbs Ccilian Brass And VIII
DO in attendance throughout shs day and evening
PRuEuxnos TO cArrAiS DucEsos--On Tuesday even.
ing the ctzsm Of the Twenty eighth precinct, Eighth
and Ninth wards presented Captain Dickson OF the Police
Department, with deed for lot Of ground, valued at
over 81 500 Ninety second street. and purse con
tanning $500 In money. The aAr came on Al the resi-.
depce Captain Dickson the presentation being made ~
Mr. Page. OF RACES Hotel There were quito number
Harris Bliss, Esq, and VIM. West, Feq., OF the Eighth
ward Captain Dickson has been for many years con.
nected with tho police force and for loug time one
OF the sergcants Of the detective force.
Lncruu ut RIonARp 0GoxxAs.-Nr Richard 0Gor.
mans lecture on "EdmuDd Burkos for tho bsneh Of the
ish Relief Fund will take place Cooper Institute NEXT
Monday evening" under the auspices Of the Young MEMS
Tickets thus has bcco very large and there 90 doubt
but handsome will be realized. The Ssyenih req
meut band will be In attendance and perform selections
| from the Irish national airs during tho evening.
FArAL AoupErr.--On Sunday last heavy sign board
nsecurcy fastened si Bowery, fell down, and struck
| two men who were passing. One Of thcm-nsmed Aler
snderdied 10 great agony the next day, from the q
fects OF the blow, and the other was seriously Injured
l,rencs which caused the accident Such criminal care
lessDcss should be punished An advertisement N ano
Their column gives particulars more 10 detail
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teriss and and no less than twelve
FOUNDER solid shots passed through her cabins, one Of
them passing through seven bales Of hay Leuieuant
Horton in the pilot house which was protected by
balod hay Alongside OF him Stood unfinching and cou-
ragscus Captain VIM. Somers, H. n WATKINS, OF Company
l. Ninety ninth regiment New York Volunteers Walter
Lowe Company e. Ninety-ninth regiment New York Vol
untsers, ana tho iDdomitabe L. G. e. Judson better
known as Ned Buntlneof the First regiment Mounted
Rifles whose knowledge Of naval affairs stood him in good
stead in the trying moments Of running the rebe
reg The engineers the Messrs NJ G. Cars
ton and N. q. vandergriK. The crew composed VI
the following voiunteers:-chares Henry VIM Hall, n.
Mayneks, NJ Company Ninety ninth New York Yolun-
ment.
STEAM TRANSPORT SwAS,l
NASsEMosD RIVER, April 20, 1868. !
GKsEsAI--ln pursuance Of special order No. 100 from
Major General Peck, have this day run the rebel bat
teee the Nansemond river with the steam transport
Swan. l encountered but battery VI four guns
welve pcunders and received seven shots In the vessel
besides bullets from their hashootors cannot speak
too highly of the under my Command who displayed
great GOODNESS and prmptnde In the discharge OF their
several duties while under tho CALLING which
tanned. have the honor 10 remain, your obedeit
want, CHAS. s HORTON
First Lieutenant Co L, Ninety ninth regiment N. Wv
Major General DIX. Commanding Department Of vir
ginia, Fortress Monroe, Va.
This morning brought US large number OF distinguish
cd visitors During the night the fine steamer Carrie
Martin, Captain Willard Martini arrived in the Roads,
having board the Hon. VIM. H. Seward, Secretary OF
State Fred. Seward, Esq Baron Gero. Prussian Minis
ter Mr. Scheidcn Minister from the Hanse Towns Count
Piper. Swedish MiDiser and Baron Grson, the Prussian
Secretary Of Legation; also several des The Secretary
OF State company With MAJOR General John A. Dix and
Major Charles q. Jolne, proceeded Suffolk the fine
little steamer Henry Burden, Captain George A. Cole,
while the remainder Of the ustrous visitors took trip
TO Hampton In ambulances usder tho guide OF Colonel
w H. Ludlow aud Medical Director Dr. Rufus II. Gilbert
after which they embarked the Carrie Martin and
visited Norfolk Arrived the latter place, Captain Ed
win Ludlow Post Quartermaster at this place detailed
tho steamboat c. r Smith, Captain Fuller TO take the
and other placesof inter est.
Prior 10 their coming 10 Fortress Monroe the Secretary
OF State and compsn ions stopped at Yorktown where
they received with appropriate salute Of artillery
by Major General Keyes Brigadier General Rufus King
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Tho steamship North Star, Captain Jones, yin leave
this port al noon to-day for Aspin~siL
The mails for Central Amsncs and the South Pacific
vii c,nse II haf.psss ten O'Clock this morning.
rne .Nsw Yosx BrzAto-Efitioo far the Pscife--eon.
tanning all the important News q the past ten Days. 20
eisn domestic. VII Be ready al hspass mine oe0ck
"a nsis eorias IN vr.epss, rs.Ay to- asss q, ssu,s
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The Sltuat iOn at the South.
From tho Atlanta Intolligcncor, April 49,


Tn. n.~s from, ~, W a,t"r !, nts.,,,, 80 .n.rv
n..n. So,,,rs,r..e sdss,nss rh~,S, ny o. ~;
from csds Alter an rnemnious dsfest "a ni"co or a.
nri,w anh shs ho.sssd ..ss.icr ~ shsr ,np,
~ az ~ Ear pSos seAPoa
~. ss 49," ~ ~ -" v.u.sa NJ, ~, ~
has this disappointment been to old Abraham HsuEs AID
,t No.. nrsvss, whsrs Sns s.~ ns"ss ali ~ so
assn ar,acs =, IN ana ha~ maj 1910 80
70 The iuy.seis q and tia. proud patriotic
aon. ar Tho vorId How chsnCcd now n ina n,cs"r"f
aSss, scs dsvs nrcssnc" vhn The n.r os a. rLSic
hsrhor ana oxassion Of ali ths powers az Ihe immss.
, .ss ~ ~. as - a. s, rsS ~ 80 IN. ..
~ i.st - ,hs aess ~. d.s.,.~..sd 49, 49,,
"r t,sr e,aaminv North ard nshe,s s.s,,h
a., ,-esS sts src, the "a. IN ,r.sscr =,
asnah,. ma 30 Sror an ntnrs ss..ni,s o,. canine
in,s rcfeeon must be 10 our abolition rosr hev
and "a W. 10 a uouer: they left c,wed dIs navel ant
he ten Ia their desperntou arsin sssIl tbe
trsrcs~ m fhsr,s~tor ws .rs cm0ds.t liz .,r,e Ala
rrsccSui failure swsits them Iet them coms Cnsros
Ion s ready for ! renewal AZ the conflict
not the only cheering news we havo 70 ohronce Cold
has gone up again IN New YORK and predict ten
days shall eapse will command over tho gecnbacks Of
osd h.n.s pssma I.,- ms 70 the
well o,taSannsd v mo most sensitive o. All their nsrves
.ua .n.s lung SsS"s ~ ~svo ~ sS'.as VI w
10y TIsrI. snr,,nssar m n. o,n.r h.rd
s.o ras...-.s~ m-srcw - AN. srr...,ss,rs
ow ,sme"o Cs.sys" $500 spp s ~"ssrIss
~ nvo, ~ S ~ s, - ~. r,s.S co,. 49, l.s,
s =. u. -. sr.ssss IN. met ssnsn,es "rnsris.
' ~ :. ~ ~. r. s.li r. Gs..s,, s,Iisor. ~ Al
- - s"cred ~ COTTON VA ans~srcd bv 4 snbsor
Of ef,v millions Of dollars in Ensand alone ana probably
by = much more On me Aaropean eOnsneos ns ,,
s. . , s.s, % ~ mt tar, u nv a. ~, Scahs
80 NJ, nrv can 'sfcep rni,ns IL prosursd bv it, Nv
~, w. ' M sss,v osla tSSec hnrSra6 m,itas.
%. ~ , sssa - nIo",.s
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from E.s, tennessee. These local troops for Tennessee
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