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Bill Of prices.

IN oonaequeuce OF tho increased price Of material
i and labor, we the undersigned Shoemakers Of the
city Of Dayton, agree 10 establish the following prces
Blu y poss ado fs1 bV s Boot aud SA0s Man fneiurers
Of Ms ety of Dayton, APrR -, lsG4, for Mstsrsd
Rork-BsnasH'sa's BJ0is and Shoes, ssssd -ktrsf
Class.
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ssS-For last nights dispatches see fourth
page.
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:Foun0

A NoTE made by Perry PeAse 10 the order John
thls notee slaiassi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
. IA IN RE
oHANGE W TlME
Day LOn bud MIchlgan Anllronn.
sandusky, Dayton and Olnclupal, =

LA 81 ~ e. t1siss ssfIaFl cAnA,s,,.
IN anu after Rovember 40, lsbS sbo ,,-.
~ notice, Passenger and Freight Trans 80, Urine
bAlIONt gong north, a. follows! VIII ieANa
R.1n a. NJ. through Freight and A,o,
O.TU WIN Passenger Car attached O'''nodAuon
l(Eln a. NJ Mail tram Tor sprinr6eid r,
1O.OO Urbana, belleiontAlne, Forsst' columbus,
9Nuussy, connecting at Springfield viih caydo aid
V'uvu ~ anu poiuihpus arriving IN ColuluI Ehih foi
~ ~ or9sha Win tram lor Oolunibus ~ as az xSU
@ asaA on ilttsbuiR ~ Wayne a Chioags A. crest wuk
,s s1 ulltlnk IN Crostline NJ $50 m snd -, ~ EoiDe
hsV M atClyds with Tran on Clsvs1su u flttsburs n
~ T. n kuins hthti arriving tn Cleveland "nd IOleuo
Dunhith ~ siSV m, and Buffalo al S,s, ~ $40 D ~
Nos5 arriving IN Toledo a. lgiU a M ns,A ns GoipS
n' NhoNso ~ luaO M anu sandusf ,iVt AZ 5sl6
k.l = m. Night Express Tor Use pm.
NsL1 hhu beltionthLt, COuueottn., -s"tidi Uflapa
nan ntA1 solng hAAt on tltaburg, It, Ws,n rorest with
nsAu' ' NlNlhhl NTesulhe al t3l6 m, anu Uhicate
k,e uVlnk neaI WIN IRAN ArrIVng IN aoutk Ri $50
We ~ Aou ph'vAso az l0!aU NJ, al dl,L Wayne Al
~ OleNeiAd anu Toledo X. r. arr,y,n'Jue with Tran
@ in' buhhIk al 500 aud Hpil9 20 Sie teland IA
reaches sandusky t7itG M ''''o AZ bSO u M.
I.llh =, ~, Huntsyills Acoop,r,,,
t.VO Dayton on RiuvRl Of Tfa,n yslAioh, leaVibr
syysSinnf springfield a 300 m i.I'som ION Cincinnati
W S't ,tDet@ nt ll!XS IA, BellefontS.M M ioie y n
ana huntsville NJ l2;lR M n'Alhe " Il.si u NJ
west ess ,la s , shls Line 70 all ponts N..,A .
sAsiI t oe hh1 ~ the Ticket Office In ~ ~, Aast ana
ass-Fa,; =, hlNGi Ticket Agent 'le Uhion DelO
Forine,S,nHfAyS sHAyS as low as by any oth.r -.
Route an,,is :. ,vn ~ IoiAtFe 20 shipping Ers,sIe
mAssk pPy =. the Companys fralsbi fg,kht g,k ly this
N, Q, ol1rr, Cen Tots, h ksiGE' superintendent l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
39eustuns.
JSsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, Pc,
VIE ViVs prompt attsnssnt 10 applications for
OF PAY, B0TNTIEs, PENSIONS


wiz Give prsmpt Ausnssn 10 applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart.
fNsnis and In the Court Of Claims.
Raj re- to- Hsns. n. Rice; NJ. 4. La,ha~; NJ. Y.
Wilkinson, united states Senators; J. "A Black; n. NJ
staasoa Secretary Of War wi liam Kellogg Schuyler
CollaS, ?. y. Feukc, Members or Oongrossi Colonel
q. W, EwluR, sf Ihdiana, and Sthera.
The undersigned desires 10 inform persons having
damandf against the Government ofthe nited States
that he Ia prepared to prosecute their claims with
knowledge OF all the details or the military ser ice of
the United Satea, gves him great facilities tor the
seeody AdIustnen and collection Of every description
PENSIONS.
All perasns who entered the military service aNer
March l.ei, aud are disabled by woGnds disease
are entitled 70 psasioua.
Widows Of soldiers who are khled, Or die befa or
amer their diso Arge, ffom wounds received or dis
sions.
n no vidsw then tho oAndrea, under sixteen years
Of age, are entitled to pensions.
" no sidoW a0r children. then the N II wholly
or in part dependent on deceased for snppart
lf no mother, then the sHtsrs Of deceAsed, under
siSte N years OF sge v vhsy or in part dependent
u ''0''''' ''' RssouNrrrs
Bounty.
csyed In battle, are eAtitledtO bounty.
bsunaea aud arrears af pay due deceased soldiers
are PAID - 'oo 70. hrst 10 his widow second II
hher 10 mother hird II 10 father nsr mothar then
% his Srothers aud sisters. Arrears Of pay goes TO
'ns ioss Sfi sToppRLNA Jgsrys s.I,.H M0S.RTI
cAtiops prenAred and fer sarded ~ hn will rscaIve
promm attention, osIedu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
DAyI Ton Aenla and Columba, R,n.,

- ,aEtt ~ -. - "a
ackeis ton Dayton East 70 Fl va 0olnmbus, TbTosso
essI ns eij1'ig eIj1sig Trans East ioaWss SSiues.
ad osa@SG. Day Sa Express V5 nv .sT 5ss
~ ~ uniy o ~ &ona and London. M these trains
Colpmhus Wy stations between Daytn, - %,
nodal,ont X ~ =, bay yton, nj ight e4pr,ss ...s
pysss Az q. nj Columbus and IsS aeon ga
ser iftln Dayton time 'meWhioh 10 7 minutes IA.
cSilng on 5. iSa gss be had for all Eas.orp o,.
nof7 AaaSS, Tick ct Ggont 0''les o.
- . w. WooDWA. Al, ,snnarn,.,.
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}Drnoisions.

Andrew WeinEartnar,
stall Ne. ~, Western markea Hsuss
IAN Dealer IN
Fresh Meats, Hams, ,Sausage,&
AlvNFs on land. of ehsiss 10. stock. suiSdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

p n o = p h O II u $
or ruR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Illinois Central Railroad.

80 10 Ia h Ssl.l ,isslfl Cu1u.....,.,-
- NJ NJ - SRsg:sssa
ohANGE or TINA. ~
~ AFMns wall leave Mettnor uei @ ~ 1881, PASSENGER
Going Norm EANk NATION ~ 'oi'o"s'
Going Norp, LEAVE P1SG "'
nST ". wSoq.h, p j6SS5sdn, LEG = e and i'tJ Dr. M
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01
F"Nt"'
REFER 10, a.,..,,s,

Hon. X. L. Berkshire, Judge supreme CoprI
Appeals, Morgantovn, West Va. sgI arg
Hon VIM 4. Harrison, Judge Suprstns Court oi
Appeals Clsrksturg, West Va. esJ beJllsiIes
N. Gof, EsQ., President NJ. q N. Bank pf Wks.lnx
az Ciartsbufe, West Va. ~"'- L@~t'-SA tsz4E
W. Wagner, Cashier n. A n. Bank Of whssitEs,
Morgantown, westva.
Kran@ 4 Rahm. bankers, FlttsLarsh,Ps,-.<s
Rittsnhouss, FAINT & Co.. Bankers, Warrington, y
..--.-.., ,.f- c ia. .Ssvi+u
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We viii furnish Metsls, a. well "A other kfnds Of
Cofns made Of the best materials and IN ths lAesst
and most approved Styles on short notice.
Having had an experience OF ysars IN tho undertak-
70 merit share Of public patronsg& asAt = our iesn-
ton 10 accommodate our customers TO the utmost ef
our ability ''t. -"f - - .i.. 49,,
iuly IS .... gs.t fhlkhp ST0N
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain practice Ia
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned fom
evil companions or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly , even when asleep, and II h sSi ,ra sna
body, should apply immediately
What pity that young man, the hope OF ms SSun-
try the darling OF his parents, should be
nrosnects ana enioyments Of life, by the consequence
of deyatng from the path Of nature and nduin8 In
certain secret habit. suoh parsons MIST before con-
temp Iating
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01
YOUNG MEM
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

nm .distsly Cured and Full visor Restsred.
This Distressing Affection which rsndees Lie miscr-
AHA and the penalty paid BY the
yictns ofimpropsr ndulssness Young are toe
65i that may snsus Now, Who that under
sand the subject will pretend to deny that the power o.
nrooreatio is lost sooner by those hng into iprop
sr habits than by the pudsntl pesdss bang a:pnvsd
ana RESTRICTIVE symptoms Of both body and mind arise
The svst.m beeons Deranged, ths Physies and Men
tai unct,ons weakened, Loss Of Pocreatve Power
Nervous IrIit.bility Dyspsg FPn.0n naEtS 81 ins
Of fths Frame, Cough, Consumption. Decay and Death
.e..g ONCE No. 4 south Frederick st.
from ths eornsr, -Fsi not to Observe nans and mum
Der. TA. no.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01

ADJ. J. addrsssSSEa EaI thsss1 1he ebavsan5s1Fe
By impeopsr andpl cAad eelif ~
s;fels, STUDY, socsty or Marriage ~ g0s.2st
Tnrsr sres sohs Ief The sad asd mslsechoiy essess
prsdsesaby sssiyhAbis Of youth. We; ns.s " =,
MshT Ioss Of Muscular Power. Palpiiation OF the
Hssrt, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus 1rritability psrangsmsn'
of tho Digestive Functions, General Debihty symP-
MrsrAILY.-fhs fearful effects on the mind are
much 10 be drsadsd.-Loss of Memory, Conftaon o.
IDEAS Deprsssons Of Spirits, Evil forse9ains ave,
sion 10 Socisty Self Dstrnst, Love OF Solitude llmia
itv. &C. are some Of the evils produced.
THousANDs Of persons Of all ages can now Jndss wna'
il the cause Of their declining health. losing Their
H, snansr about the eyes cough and
symptoms of Consumption. i's'A'' p. o..
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From the St Louis Democrat
For Emigrants to Idaho.

Being frequently .importuned ior addi'
ii. nal information as to the routes, outht
cest Of travel, &C., to the gold regions Of
Idaho, we have been at pains to obtain
from uuquestionable authority, as full and
extensive statement of these matters as
can be condensed into brief article For
this statement we are eimmedistel -indebt
ed to the courtesy of Col K. w. Marhal,
Seventh Minnesota, through whom it is
obligingly transmitted by his friend Mr.. P
Plangford, of idaho, now in Washington
City. Mr.. Plangford has ample experience
of the routes and country of (which he writes
and thorough knowledge of the points to
which he refers. His statements are as
follows: .-'' ''4s's'
DIFFERENT ROUTES FROM TAE sTATEs Te
.E IDAHO.
From Atkinson, Kansas, by overland mai
route to Fort Bridssr, and thence to Ban
From Omaha, Nshrasks, via Fort Brdssr,.
From % oasS., BY Landers cnt Oh. DO
From 81. Paul. Minneeeta, via Fort Absr-
crombis, Captain FiskSs route 400 %
"A route is proposed, but not opened OF
protected by military force, from st. Pau
directly west on parallel of latitude Of As
degrees, via Fort Ridgely, and Fort Pierce,
on the Missouri River to Bannock, by which
the distance will be less than thousand
miles. General Pope, in command Of the
North Western Department, will provide
for the opening of this route the coming
summer &EE EA gS
The route from Atchison and Omaha
unite at Fort Kearnsy, SO that the route
from Lander's Cut off can be travelled from
either starting point. The above estimated
distances are perhaps little too great. ''0
s ExSEssr AND TINE OF TRIP 70 IDAHO
70 fbe overland stage fare from Atchison &c
Salt Lake is Sl50-tims twelve to f1fteeE
days. From Salt Lake to Bannock, $50 II
gold-about S65 in 9. 8. currency; time
IS. mail schedule, eight days; aversgs
cost of meals, 81 50per day; From sel'
Lake TO Bannock, subsistence has to b
trausportsd-thsre are no ststions unless
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01
JOHN II. HOFF IAN
Attorney for Proseessti6G
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,
MORGANTOwN, west W.

VET ILL continue to prosecute Invalid and other Pen
w sion Claims, a. well - ctaims for bUnpe Money
Bounty Land, Back Pay, and for Horses and Other
Property lost in the Military Service offhs g9ted
States Also will give prompt attention 70 Colls4ine
Certified Acc cunts for Hauling, &c s-S'. @SFss+
various Pension, Bounty and Bounty Land DASS ssst
the large amount Of Record Evidence In py possession,
enables me 10 be very successful in the prosecuth Of
suspended Claim. whsn IN many instances the claim
ant and attorney had long gwen up Tn esspof
matter how difficult the claim 90 itislus, ,y,isxny
Ezs-No advance Zee required
Morgantovn, Ws4tv
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AFRirNp TO JUSTICE

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MARRIAGE.

rssct that sound mind and body are the most neces
ssry requisites to promote connubial happinsss. In
deed without these the journey through fs becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darsen 70 .s
v;sw: the mind becomes Swallowed with despair ana
Allied With the melancholy reflection that the happiness
~ mother becomes blightsd with our own,
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tSTs UlPloma hHn IN N N -00S' n --.@-T .-1T
ACUa e WARRANTEDIN 1wODAfs
= . No Msr~1y or Nassssss Drugs .
DIR. JOHNSTON, VIlzsvS

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons Leaasl
Graduate from one Of the most suinsns - Z. ~
bean spent in ths hospitals Of London, fsa flsns,
Mia md eisswhere has sfSstsd soms Of the nest e
tonishiny cures thst wsfs syer knovn may uorS.s
ne9vousr - bsing alarmed at suddsu soundA apesh
fslnss. ovith Eeqnsns bfnahinGs sttsnasd eonsane
with dsraugsmsnt Of mind. were cured inn
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-01
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcE.

When the misguided and imprudsnt votary OF plea,
r nds that he has imbbsd the seeds OF thus painful
di sease, it too often happens that an sense
80 thn,a Who from education and respectabihty can
sIone befri end hIm, delaying till the constitutional
SYMPTOMS Of this horrid disease make Their appearance
such as ulcsrated sore throat diseased nose
podss on the shin bones ami arms blotches on ht
hosS f.cs and extremitiss progressing with frghnl
rapaity till at last tho palate Of the mouth OF .ht
I; y hsco,,asa a horrid object Of commiseration, tn
Ssatb puts period to his dreadful suerngs BY sena
ne him 10 .that Undiscovered Country from whence
NO traveller returns" an -,o.;,,. o.
this terrible disease owing TO the unskilfnness Oh g
norant prstenders who by the use OF that Dsady Fo
,s, Mfrtry, ruin te constitution and make the resi-
dus OF life miserable. .r Js..
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sTRANGRR


not vour lives OF health TO the care OF ths mAsy
ifnlearned and worthless Prtenders, dssnnts Of
knovledee name or character, who copy Dr. john
ton,s style themselves In the news
nSnsr, regularly Educated Physicians, incapable oi
Turing thew keep you triing month after month ia
king their ftby and poisonous compounds, or az long
a. r. smallest foe can be obtained and IN despair,
s.vs you with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
DT' Johnston the only Ptysician sdvertaane
His credentials diplomas always hang In has ounce
His remedies treatment are unknown 70 AL oshsr
prsuared from life ,pent in the great hospitals OF
fone; the frst IN te country and mo9e exIsnAVs
PIiyafe Prse,ies than any sihsr Phy.aAn IN ths
world -rt q. -
s.tlNOORskMEN OF FHE PHESs
ina many thousznds cured 81 this institution zee
sfter vaar and the numerous important sarpcai Up
irons performed by DR. Johnston, witnessed BY tts
rsporters Of the s'Sun," ''Chpper,p and many 0hsI
nsnsrs notices Of which have appeared snd afan
k{ars th public besides his standing as gsnta'nan
al character and responsibility, n sufficient ssarah
tee 70 ths ssaicted. .3 ..Iltlast5 oEi 4i
--, SKIN Diseases speedily Cared
xx-No LISTERS reosivsd aniess psst-psid aud son-
,aznfns stamp 20 be sssd on the reply. fesans vi
ing should stats age, and sena porssn OF
describing symptoms
JOHN M. JOHNSTON, n. y, 20
on tns Bsttimsrs Losk Hospital, BaisznOrs Assyra
dec72-Iy ~"- "a '- - - ' = - -
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8 The Journal also treats lugubriously o.
the expedition for the recapture Of New.
bern, thus; gzisr1,r-rs
sThs expedition forth capture Of New
bern BY oul forces, under Gen HGket, hs'
come to an end. Tbatis to say, Gen. Pick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03

IN TEE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT EEH-voRK,
Fer lA< seek fsdnx SEP. iraf
nspoKyrp vssKiY pom Tns BEu rsRS TRIBUNE ~ A. .
eAsl eovssssxSr uSssnfArsR Ne ~ s.Isp 'rsssf
A,.ii Edwin. e. Al. Co D. 10Th NJ. died al f'H ssa'y
Albert o-os. >, Co H. nth Mich f,''d'no- -'s0 80
s.us.,s Js.isb ~. "a G.. i4os Pa rosdesnc-
as'e. wnes ilDI wss..rn Va n.,,a.,.,
s Gh1,., .ss a. ,.s 70 e. s c.. Hs c.1 ,Sac,
S's'e, xG H' .n'..ri i Eoo.. F.si. II.
Pur.t Oreeu .so IJ 90 g. .Sn led rrsdn'ss "hen %
Bis.,ow Iiery. age q; IA -, Nov En,sns Her,-.
BOciin i.m Co. 2sth Mich sitd on tn. -, steamer
Brttsn Andrew. age ~. Co 10Th ach rrs"e"os ~b~i
enlisted Ann Hsbor. Heh. A.
Crssr1sr George i.1b Pa dieS sAn'i' 'esaDos hs"'
cs...t4cush spi.r ar. a. Co l. Is,A ~ =. IL Ar,..spc
when cos,.4 SanS rie.d n \ -.
.rsI1' Low,i az IA Co I'D Me- residence shs'
.i,sd i fsns.. L. &c. a. 20 D. ID Pa s
when rnist-d Ll.et.aydy p
C'''dl ,,e sTI hp.d ~ msk S. rn-Co' "a
Dsbery lohn axe 81. disd ., David. i,l
Dcong, Peter age se, 10 2hh n Cav re'1'nc' "se'
p.u.,u salem s,e IL. Co. y, s,h Neh. Csv t-sasss,
when enlisted. Inhy, Mich.
Dur,nd Juhs Ca. ", shS.
fm.r.ou John Co. H. li,h \. r.; died AZ B'scswsIs Isl
s.c" s..r &C.. g.. & e Co. Nj 81 10 a. s'sN
wh.p -pl~-d Ss~Ek ~
OsyeId Abvl D. Co g. Iks Pa rosseDce ~osn ~e'isN
ol,tdrm B-n,rnn y. age 90 "a NJ. Bal; rr.d.n.e -h-r
enlisted rerobscet, te.
fort schuyler.
Glover HARRISON
when enlisted. Bnnso, h. Y.
Hslis,r Jsooo Co l. 18th Pa died e. erookya CITY Hoe
Hi,l.sn Thomas, .ss a. Co D. Nd Pa. residence ~be'
enlisted. Pa
Jordan John sft ~. 80 ~,
Join.os Jobn, Go. y. iiA n. H.. Nod ct Brooklyn CT,
Joc.on, "a IN sss ~ Co o :4.L Mih. residence ~hr'
enlisted Ds,ses hOyr'G &c. CS, s eeh A.,o. .s,,
e1hsed. fv-da<sk,turg. Va
Kren WiB,n: ie.idenct whom unlisted, E-rs snaa.
Kinney, Ad-,brt. 49, Go. OH H. Z 81 T. "'ids,e'
when "Diist+d, Ysougstovn. NiasaIs Co.. - !.
Le,;sr George asc az, Co ssh ""nn. residence when
enlisted, sehsslsiac Co.; F, ss. e.. ,a .,
enlisted New fofk sity
MclrIen, Dan,-l a. o. Co D. saN. Y. AFanery rss
d,nos ~he" rni', ted, T. s A. wrysr 90 n ,..ao
Prnss William W., 90. L, ltssh fe1; ded oh ssr-por'
p.daeei & r. Co. E. as,l wi. d'-i 'rs,'Der ,csn.er
Rand Nose. w 81. a. Co. d. 81 n IL r.siao,ee chen
enlisted. Grafton Co.. ~ n.
Ray JaL,es s.e ~ Co Is 2h peun disdn Ierjds lssnt
Rsd.ns-. Benjamin died at "a IIovIdst
Rswhsaser. Ed~Md ssr n c.. Y Sim Penn readsses
When 'sii..et Fssy' SsrOm . 20, Pens, .u,....
Durbury Mas.
s,Oryr Goorss. Co. C. ,ia N.ue -d transport s,a~,r.
Hsrru1l 81 Lawv~es co., N.y.
svior AIDE bert IT, 60. L. iesh \. " rosceo. when
s.lisea Reas.eser CO., y Y.
reesr, Stephen, a. Go. q, Let Mich frtidsho~
lifted, holinf frsiri-, hioii
rhsrp Geo. ~. .se -. IL. b. u T. f. A ts,t Bkeh.
vrlis leland
Unknown; did on transport Uns,-s s.ses
wilIiass Ale, are 81. Ca a. ish Cou. n. di.A ..
woodtsr,' xorsr' ,se "a. died a, DAVID. Isa.A
Ysits. Orns d,sa at Dsv.ts Is!snd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03
Gen. meCsel's Expedition.
CAgTgRsviLi.g. Ca, ~

SIg: My attention has been unplessantiy a.
srscted by teegrnphio reports In various Northern
payers ascrlbing sbe cause Of what they call Hccool
lae disaster to The drunkenness Of his troops csp
turod whisky.
III the result Of an expedition which drsifo,cd sev.n
ns of two different railroads tfe sane length VI tile
rr,phic wire bu-1eG over one thousand valuable quar-
terlnsster and coDmissary wagone. destroying their
teams killed and wounded by their own ~ing mae
suudfed OF tho enemy, ad finally after hard fighting
for several hours against twice ne number Of both Ia
fanry AID cavalry cut ito wa. through and cams hone.
crossing uDiordable r'ei WIZ ba email Toes OF lie
IN conpsrj,ou with that which II Inflicted bc cain
dsastous may be some eOnsoniion To- those T. whom
Gen MoCook's reputation ~ dear. or VII" hadVicpGs
under his leadership TO know that Gen sherman dihrrs
vadcally fIoa those tree think As 10 tue wLisky
sve.tiou know, from personal know ledge tbni the
Md we're Immediately knocked out of ts small nnm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03

Dor u barrels taken and the whisky poned OK am
bhis Was al Fsyet,svs two hours isi o1e Ito hghIt
During TIE fghi =, kros ms sii' We men ere ~
baus,ed f,o;n marching five daXs aud nigar wit"".
sleep that saw ihem I l. asr"p "drr pre- ~ .no
skirulsh hhe and Know thai then shen n''s stI"
ulas might have been useful. there WIS MOI GRIP
vhisk, IN the coMmsnd. The story u is rom re-
ginning ~ end, AID you WilI obsr ne very mncn
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