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By AND BY-There is music enough il
these three words for the burden Of a song
There is hope wrapped up in them, AN ar
ticulate beat of the human heart.
By and By We heard it AS long ago as
we can remember, when we made brief bu,
perilous journeys from chair to table, and
from table to chair again. We heard it the
o'her day, when two parted that had been
loving in their lives" one to California,
and the other to her lonely home.
Everybody says it-some time or other.
The little boy whispers it when he dreams
OF exchanging the little STUDDED boots for
those like a mans.
The man murmurs it-when in life's
middlewatch he sees his plan halt flushed
and his hopes, yet in the bud, waving in the
cold late spring.
The old man says it-when he thinks of
putting off the mortal for the immortal. to-
gay for to morrow.
The weary watch for the morning, and
while away the dark with "by and by"
Sometimes it sounds like song some
times there is sigh or a sob in it. What
wouldn't the world give to find it in alma
nacs-set down some where, no matter if
on the dead of December--to know that it
would surely come? But fairy like as it is.
fitting like starbesm over the dewy shad.
ow Of years, nobody can spare it and we
look upon the many times these words have
beguiled Us, the memory of the silver By
and by" as like The sunrise of Ossian,
pleasant but rnournful to the SOUL
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Brilliant victory.

1t "does beat all the way the farmers
in the vicinity of Richmond contribute for
The relief of soldiers families. They see M
TO have resolved themselves into turnpike
com panies, and what is more. they have
demonstrated that a corporation is not al.
ways without q soul" First. the farmers
along one OF the pixies brought in twenty
five loedsof wool, flour. mea. and potatoes
Another pike is soon heard from. with six
ty-one loads Of wood. smother with eighty
five, then smother with ninety-,wo cords OF
wood. each accompanied by provision
train. Up to this time, over $50 cords of
wood, 5000 lbs. of -four. so or 20 bushels
Of corn meal, and so bushels of potatoes,
have been contributed. and more to hear
from. We had the pleasure. on the 4th inst.
of being present at a supper. given by the
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society OF Richmond.
which was grand and pleasant affair
Good music was discoursed during the even
ing, and the table was the finest We ever at
tempted 20 do Justice TO. Net, proceeds
over $500. Could not the ladies of this
place give such an entertainment. and large
" increase their funds l-Nese Castle Cour-
ier, March l2.
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L G. A L.
Ia the Circuit court of The u. statea
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO,


FOB THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO,
At the January ier thereof The following decree Va.
CtHANcERY. JANUARY TEAM, Ises-J4 al prurs,
~ Jno $. G. Ewing. NO I3s3. This cause cane
on fsr bearing uPon motion to assaeh the Of
rule and the an.wer thereto and upon The e1fd-ne.
written and verbal offered By parties and the
had, does and thar tbe said DEFENDANTS sarah
he Injunction heretofore granted in this
sause on The s'.s day q J.Duy sg and in in
~ the decree OF this Court Of that date this
case
Ard tie cOur. does further aad upon fall evidence
that The Chart known called the ladies' Guide.
ing in sep.ember se in ths Eastern Dissriet Of MIS-
sour is in and mode Of operation susst.n.i.-
ished by the judgment Of this Court 1t is therefore
the defendants, within twenty the
erng OF this erder deliver ALI OF tie said copies OF
by him destroyed also deliver him the plate
plates from which they printed for the same pur
pose aud do also deliver TO him, at the same time any
and all Charts, Maps Guides. by whatsoever name
and the plates rom mn ,ny are
of and hich Substantially the in prin-
ali persons Who hold any Maps charts Plates
Guides. or By whato=ver name called for and on &C
dreetedt ceiver the ne to the Clerk OF the Court
And tie Court does further adjudse decree
at the said defen John and sarah c Ewing
the costs OF hearing nding the Iegiti
be within thirty days and in default thereof
that the sal Jo Ewing shall stand tte until the
paid until the further order Of the Court in
relation said commitment Add the said defendants,
John and Sarah g. Ewing hereby warned
rher infringement of the rights OF the said LAvinia
Drury by themselves either Of them, their agents.
person persons, either directly indirectly
IRON aiding assisting, connivng such infringe
meBt directly indirectly and that in default OF the
said defendants either of them herein. the
lance by them either of them with this order in
all they will be held subject the further order
and action Of the Court in the premises
LINCOLN, SMITH WARN0CK,
Counsel for Mrs Drury-
ANDREW J. PRupES Coun sci for Hr and Mira Ewing
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
Southern District of Ohio.
Joseph H. Geizer Clerk Of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the 9Th Circuit and Southern District OF
Ohio, do hereby certify that the foregoing truly
and copied from the records Of this Court.
In testimony WIZ reto, do hereunto subscribe my
49, and afiix the seal Of said Circuit Court,
lis this Both day January, d. ia63. and the
- Independence OF the United States The eighty
seventh Jos. ii. GEIGER, Clerk
" Mrs. L, Drury's Chart lie Lad at spring held,
Clark Co.. Ohio.
March 6. 1868 IL
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Headquarters " sshinEfon CAyAfry.i
Indepen dent Co. Penusylveria Volunteers,
Springfield. Va. March 6, 1853.
At q meeting feld by the officers and
members of the Washington Cavalry, Penn
sylvania Volunteers. at Springfield. vir-
GINA. on the 9th day of March, 1868, for
the purpose Of taking into consideration the
fact that traitors TO our Government are
found at home-enemies alike 10 their Con
stitution and their country. In view OF
these facts. the following resolutions were
unanimously passed. showing concIusively,
that as Company. We utterly abhor such
men, and hold them in contemplate re-
membrance, as greater enemies TO our holy
cause than their Southern brethren, who
have opposed US by the use OF arns on the
field Of battle. Be it, therefore,
ResotUed. That We. fighting under the
lag OF our common country, for the main
tenancs Of its glorious Constitution, as
handed down to us by our fathers. believing
1t to be the only true chart for our guidance,
and all future generations and that we
have The best Government for free aud en-
lightened men on the face of the earth.
Resoi1ed, That, having given up our
homes and peaceful fresides, suffering very
prisauon, and offering our lives. if need be.
tor the perpetual preservation OF these our
haiiowed institutions.
Resoleed, That facts having reached US
- astounding and painful though they be-
that traitors to our cause are not confined
to the seeded States alone, but occupy
places and positions among the loyal people
at Do 4
and impeach that Government that has
protected them from their earliest infancy
while others secrete themselves behind |
some dark, cabalistic signs, the more easily
TO decoy the unwary into their meshes,
both alike enemies 10 their country aud
their God.
Resotoed. That we hold all such men,
lot only in utter contempt, but that day
of reckoning draweth nigh As Com.
pany, composing a part Of the stupendous
armies Of loyal hearts. we swear never to
forget these double-dyed traitors at home
and in our rear.
Kesotued, That we would hail the day to
be ordered back to the scenes OF our old
homesteads, and rid the neighborhood Of
such traitorous towards, and send them in
hot haste to their friend and master, JET
Davis. whose they are, and to whom they
rightly belong.
Resolued. That we detest. denounce and
will resist all abolition fanatics, and scorn-
fully repudiate all followers Of the VAL
landighan" school, or any other faction
that dares to tear down one stone from the
sacred edifice Of cur much loved and cher
sbed Union.
Cursd and thrice eursd be they. whoe'er they be,
That tries to ruin this, their native land
Oh may their names to latest times descend
Stained with tho Parricide's dotested breath :"
Resoiped, That we firmly believe our
cause to be holy. just and right; that the
Almighty will ultimately bless our arms,
and prosper our righteous cause that an
honorable and permanent peace may be
thus insuring 10 all happiness.
and an undivided country.
Capt. A. j. GREENFIELD, Pres't.
Lieut.. GEo. w. JENKINS,
CLARKE NEWCOMER,
Vice Presidents.
Lieut.. John DABNIETr,
VIM. E. GRIFFITH,
Secretaries.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST PAULs, tEpiscopsl) Rev. j. b. Wakefield. Rector,
services I0t< A. N. and . Y. NJ.
st MARY5, (Catboic,l Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor, serv-
ces and 10 A. NJ and 3 r. NJ.
ST. ANDREWS. (Catholc.N Rev. J. D. H. Scope, Pastor
services s and 10 A. NJ aud =. ~
Ist PKEsBYTERIAN, Rev. Mr.. Van Doren, Pastor,
vices 1Oh a. NJ. and z. VI.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Rev MIR. Aten, Pastor. ger
vices 100 A NJ. and 3 p.
PEARL ST. METHODIST, Rev. Mr.. Simms, Pastor,
services I0tS A. NJ and p NJ.
CHRIsTIAN-Henry Hall, southwest corner Main
and franklin streets Services by Elder
Asst and third Lcrds day in each monrhmoi min
and evanng.
UNION CHAPEL, Rev. w. A. Goode, Pastor services
lct. A. NJ. aud 7 2. VI.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. GOdlove Trefz Pastor,
services 1917 A. NJ and p. NJ
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. - Pastor,
services 10 A. NJ.
Oh GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. GrossoG, Pastor.
services 1914. VI. and =. NJ
AFRICAN ". e. CHURC IL, Rev. W. {. Trevan ! aston.
services loL A. VI. and L. NJ.
FRIENDS HICKSIrE, services IL A. NJ
ORTHODOX II A. NJ.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This iee article for preserving aud bsa1tfyins
the human hair 10 again by the proprie
tor and il made with the skiil and NJ
tention. which erss created its sud
cented sales Of million bottles ualiys 10
still sold At IS 10 large bottles Two million bot
ties easily be sold in hen il il gain known
that the kathairon only the most delightful hair
dressing the world but that the scalp OF
seurf and dandrud gives the hair lively. rich nxuri
graSth. and prevents il from turning These
combinations worth knowing The KAtnairou has
been tested for twelve and is de
will the Ksthairon. is finely cheap and
valuable II 10 sold By ali dealers
the world. ID. $ BARNES q CO.,
New York
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTEnS.

They purify, strengthen and invigorAse.
They create . healthy appetite.
They Q antidote chAEg Of water and Diet
They effects of dissipation and fate hoaf1,
They Strengthen the system and eniiven the mind
They prevent miAsmatie and intermittent fevsso-
purify the breath and seiti1y Of the stomach
They Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhes. Cholera and Choiers Aorhus-
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the Bters in the world. They make the
weak strong And exhausted natures great re
storer They made Of pure 81. Crox Rum. the cee
brsted Casaya BARI and herbs and taken Win
the pleasure Of beverage without, time
Particularly onnended delicate perscn
requiring gentle sfimaens- Sold all Groeers, DrnG-
gisss. Hotels saloons. p. II. Drake & Co., 3O3,
Erosaway, New York.
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The BKsr THING ABOUT GIRL.-The
best thing about girl is cheerfuhess We
dea't care how rudy her cheeks may be.
or how velvety her lips. il she wears . scowl,
even her friends wilt consider her ill-look.
ing; while the young lady who eliminates
her countenance with smiles, viii be regard
ed % handsome. As perfume is to the rose,
20 is good nature TO the lovely; and the pa.
rent who would put into the hands Of his
family sterling live newspaper. should
send for the Pdllddi~m.
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BRAVE BOYS ARE THEY

Heavily falls the rain,
Wild are the breezes to- night;
But meath the roof the hours as they d.
Are happy and calm, and bright.
Gathering round our fre-side,
Tho it be summer time,
We sit and talk of brothers abroad,
Forgetting the midnight chime.
CHoRus.-rrave boys are they
Gone Mt their countrys call
And yet, and yet, we cannot forget
That many brave boys must fall.
Under the homestead roof
Nestled so cozy and warm,
While soldiers sleep, with little or nauSht
To shelter them from the storm.
Resting on grassy couches,
Pillowd on hiilocks damp;
OF martial fare how little we know,
Till brothers are in the camp.
CaoRus.- Brave boys are they
Thinking no less of them,
Loving our country the more,
We sent them forth to fight for the flag,
Their fathers before them bore.
Though the great tear-drops started,
This was our parting trust:
God bless you boys! we'll welcome you home,
When rebels are in the dust.
CHORUS Brave boys are they
May the bright wings of love.
Guard them wherever they roam
The time has GENE when brothers must fight,
And sisters must pray at home.
Oh ! the dread field of battle
Soon to be strewn with graves!
II brothers fall. then bury them where
Our banner in triumph waves.
Iuz
Chorus. -Brave boys are they
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on tho third Wednesday.
Richmond Lodge, meets on the first Tuesday
evening Ia every month
King Solomon Chapter, second Friday
Wayne Council, first Thursday in March, June.
september EndDecember-.
BrittOn Lodge (colored.) first Monday in each
month.
4. o. q. r.
White Water Lodge, meets overy Friday evening
Herman (Clerman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge. every "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday o. of each month.
Degree of Rebecca, Of Whitewater and WOODWARD!
lodges, first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree of Rebeccs of Herman Loo sc, first and thirl
Monday of each month. -
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~The Assembly of Wisconsin had q
seriee Of resolutions before them on Thurs
day last. demanding an armistice, and
Convention. for the adjustment of the Diff
culties. Of all the States, including the Con-
federate, at Nashville. June Ell; and provi-
ding for the election of eight delegates from
Wisconsin. They were voted down-Yeas
95. (all Democrats;) Nays SO.
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HEIMsTREET'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT is NOT DYE

hair its original color by supplying
with natural paired by
zee disease. All Instantaneous dyes composed OF
causc destroying the vitality and besuty OF the
hair afford themselves dressing ii, imstreets
Inimable oiorng only hair to its natural
color By q easy process, but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes grostn prevents its falling OF. cradle
dAndrpn and imparss health and peasA TO the
head 1t stood the test OF tine being the nal
Hair coorng and constantly increasing in favor
Used both gentlemen And ladies' is sold By all re-
spectacle dealers procured BY them of tn .
commercial agent, d 5. Barnes, goa Broadway, n Y.
Two sizes, 81 cents and u.
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9Soeietu aud 4,ostoffife Directory, 81

LADIES' SOLDIERS AID s0cIErY,-Meet eeery Fri
day afternoon and evening at No. Engine uaI.
RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets on the
venings ofthe ~ and oh Mondays in each month in
henry Hall.
TrP GOOD TEMPAas NEE. ia the Crawford Hall,
every Wednesday light % each week.
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Administrators Sale.

HE unjersig aej will ofer at puhls. n. .. -. 49,;
house of Job Bortoo on rhe nar,h 81 If Mn
street. in the city OF Richmond Indiaaa
SATURDAY, the aist day eff March, Iss3 A, o.eoeL -
Of said day variety Of tcies nsistue OF TabIes
Candle stands, Bareau Wash Stands GIassts Petures
Bed and Bedding Table Ware
ing c.iieoes Books an9 nanereas snail articles
ted mention creais of eiyhs iii
be given all sans -. Notes Ard .nDreysa g.
eurisy will be required Of The purchaser "
JAMES PERRY
Feb. g. 1868 'ee 'oH1son-
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wYNKooP,s ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Of the Throat. Chest and Pulm organs.
prevalent, insidious aud dangerous The
critics med cine elevate, and these
complaints be Expectorant, Anodye and Ivigors
the OF The throat, and mparting
system. No discovery medical sci
mastered this class of diseases like DR.. Wyn
hoops Iceland Pectora It is used With the most
tcnishing results all OF Bronchitis Inhuen
Whooping Cough Dipheria Putrd Sore Throat Asth-
ma, Group Coughs Colds, Nervous Irrata5iiity, Ac.
The Rev. j. J; Potter, certifes that havsd used DR..
wynkoop's Pectora for several myself and in
family. Pulmonary Complaints, and have
omraended it to others. and have seen its
equal" Rev. j. j Potter. Brooklyn, NJ T.
Hundreds and thousands of Important testimonials
could be produced showing its and that
it never ails
1t is composed of pure Iceland Moss Balm Of Giead
Peruvian taisam, Eecanpane. Comfrey, Burdock, and
other invaluable expecsorant and Ingredients It 10
harmless. prompt and lasting Invaiis and sufferers
afford to neglect trial Every family should
have it, Il is remarkable for Group Full descriptions
and directions accompany each bottle
Sold in Richmond by W. L. FARQUhAR, and BY all
principal Druggists.
Prepared By DR.. z. D. Wynkoop, and sold by d. 3.
Barnes 4 Co., New York.
Feb. IL, 1869 Sem
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE, May 9th.
MAIIs3 oPlsN
Cincinnati. Dayton AMI Eastern ........l2 20 q. IN
fpdis polls nd tEs Wost............ 4:I1 q III
Chicago and Northwest ................ clio p. M
MAIIRS CLOSE
Indianapolis and Chicago ............... 1910 m.
Dayton and Columbus, aud East. 500 p. IN.
Cincinnati and East. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 p.
Hamilton Nail, via Boston, &C., leaves
Aondsy, Wednesiay an Friday at. .7;o0 a.
Hamilton Mail arrives ruesisy, Thursday
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 300 p IN
Union City Mail via Arby, Bethel, &c,
same a Hamilton mail.
Winchest ter ru.ii, vim Now Garden, leaves
MONDAY and Friday at. ........ .......s 500 = IN
Same arrives Tuesday md Saturday at. >. 500 p IN
sSf0hce open from 90 a. M. to p. sun
days from 8 TO 10 a III
The Mails governed by Railroad Time
which Is faster than true time.
ACHILLES W ILiAAiS PIN
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AGRICuLrURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products OF Illinois are srcat-
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop OF 1861 was estimated at IS o00, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop Yields not less than 40 900
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats. Barley,
Rye. Buckwhest, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Sqnashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum
Grapes, Peaches, Apples. Ac-, which 20 70 swell
the yast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois durinG the
past year.
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
stock raising. Alkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Muies,
Sheep, Hogs, Ac, of the best breeds, yield hand,
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made. and the field 10 open for Others to enter
with the fairest prospects of like results. DAIRY
FARMING also presents It's Inducements 70 many
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TuVHE partnership heretofore exist between the
II dersigned, in the B1schering Bus ness. has beef
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Books. Notes
and Accounts of the late Firm, sill be found 1T the oil
stand where sesen will made by either OF III
drm Those indebted will call Immediately and
tie. and those whom owe shall be paid
ISAAC u PAXoN,
WILLIAM SCHwEGMAN.
Feb. 90, 1863.
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Peunsylyamta soldiers 90 she sSss.
yALLAsDrcHAx 7axAsoS DEscuscED-PAr
RforTc RESOLUTIONS.

Headquarters Washington Cavalry,J
independent Co. Penusylvepia Volunteers,
Springfield, Va. March 6, 1863
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Chorus. Brave boys are they
, 1863-05-21

fAnADkLPhlA, may IL.
The Press Washington correspondent says {:
Persons from the Army Of the Potomac, May
9th, represent the Army to be IN the best Of
spirits. The number Of rebels found unburied
was very large. Il Is believed no effort was
made BY the enemy TO bury them. The fact
that they LEFT suddenly confirmed Hooker in the
belief that they have been much cut up. Owing
to the terrible condition Of the roads, the pro-
gress Of the troops Is very slow, The next bat
tie will probably take place near the upper Pa
munky, whittier we are moving as rapidly as
possible. Many maintain that the James river
will be the next line they will defend. Il is re.
ported 70 day that skirmishing with the rear
guard Of the enemy has commenced. Il Is also
reported that Fredericksburg and the Hights Of
81 Mary have been occupied by our troops.
.... a. New YoRK, May IL.
Richmond papers Of May 9th say that Stone
wall Jackson's right arm Is reported to have
been amputated below the shoulder. The Times
Of this morning says It knows that Hooker has
transferred bis army to the south side Of the
Rappahannock, with the purpose, no doubt, Of
again assuming offensive operations
A letter to the Herald, dated West Point, Va,
May 7th, reports the occupation Of that place BY
large force under Keyes and Q reconnaissance
to White House.
The steamer from Port Royal May 9Th, re.
ports all the iron-clads bad gone TO North Edisto
Our troops continue in possession Of Fallki, Sea.
brook, and Cole Islands. They were intrenching
themselves.
WASHINGTON, May II.
The Richmond papers state that the destruc.
ton Of large trains Of Government wagons at
Aylith station and the stores Of grain at that
place Is the most serious loss We have suffered
from the Fe1eFal raid
NE& YoRK, Nay II.
Gen. Dix's army corps, with heavy column
under Gen. Naglee, from North Carolina, will
soon be threatening the rebel line Of communica.
ton to the south OF Richmond.
May IA special Washington dispatch 10
the Herald says Richmond dispatch announces
the death Of General Van Dorm, II Spring Hill,
on the 7th.
The existence Of an association for The phr.
pose Of rendering aid and comfort to the enemy
has been discovered at Chocatawa, Miss. Twelve
persons have already been arrested, and some
20 others are being sought for.
The Times dispatch from the Army of the Po.
tomae, Of the 9th, says our wounded are coming
over rapidly. The figures Of our tAl lcas are being
much diminished BY returning stragglers
, 1863-05-21
,.,...n Send for Q Circular.
DR.. VIM. HALL's

liaHSEans BGGa IN ii ssIss sss he bss, saa.iasuai
Aa, SrOush, more sass, since insOdasOn than Anyohsr
cough medicine; sndorssd y surssdas pysians . he
aisA and bsssrsnsdy nCs bsiOrs ne puhs = ar % u.s
anoSs shndfsn and ~ powerful IN sassof ehronIo puno
nary disassi and 6nSs IN ssrtssals slno., dlS q NJ
SonasrAh cures IN II paris q Ihs eOuuhy:
, 1863-05-21

Gen. Grant has sent 1900 prisoners % Mill.
ken's Bend. Part Of his force, when last heard
from, ives within 20 miles Of jackson. His men
took rations Tor several days Il Is said that the
railroad bridge over the Big Black river has been
destroyed, thus cutting of the rebels from Vicks.
burg. Etf isHf