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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18
MORNING LEADER.
From "our Daily Fare."l
IN THR WILDERNESS.
Nay :, 1884.
By GEORGE h. BOXER.

lThe incident eontsined in tbs following poem
Is narratad by q correspondent on the New York
Tribune, in q letter from the battle field, dated
Wilderness May Z, 1854.
Msngled, unoared for, suffering through tire
night,
With Heavenly patience the poor boy hsd lain
Under the dreary shadows, left and righs
Groaned on the wounded, ,stiffep ed out the s,ain.
What faitD sustained his lone
Brave heart 70 make no moan,
To send no cry from that blOod-spinkled sod
Is close mystery with him and God.
But when the night came, and the morning dew
GlIttered around hum ike golden lake,
Looked through It's tears for very pity sake
he moved his aching head
Upon its rugged bed,
And smiled, as blue violet, virgin meek,
Laid her poor kiss upon his Withered check.
At once there eireled in his waking heart
Thousand memories OF distant home
Ot how those same blue violets would start
Along his native fields, and some would roam
Down his dear humming brooks,
To hide in secret hooks,
And slyiy met, in noddng circles swing,
Like gOssiPs murmuring al beisted Spring
And then he thought Of the beloved hands
That with hls own bad plucked the modest flower,
The blue-eyed maiden, crowned With golden
bands,
Nno ruled az sovereign OF that sunny hour.
she, at whose soft command,
De joined the mastering band;
She ior whose cake he lay 30 firm and still, -
Despite his pangs, nor questioned then her will
So lost in thought, scarce conscious Of the deed,
Culling the vIolets, here and there he crept,
SloWly-ahi slOwly-for his wound would bleed
And the sweet flowers themselves, half smiled,
half Wept,
To be thus gathered in
By hands so pale and thin,
By fingers trembling as they neatly laid
Stem upon stem, and bound them in braid
The strangest poesy ever fashioned yet
Was olasped against the bosom OF the lad,
As We, the seekers for the wounded, set
Els form upon our shoulders, bowed and sad;
Though he but seemed TO think
How violets nod and wink;
And asEe cheer him, for the path vas wild,
He only looked upon his flowers and smiled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18

St. Louis, Missouri:
BosToE, April II, 1864.
NJ DEAR MADAM Not being very
dexterous with the pen, ma'am, and troub.
led with . romantic tWinge in my right
shoulder, my little boy, which is Isaac,
writes for me to cay how facilitated
should be TO make your invitation aooept.
able, and come to your Saluiary Fair on
the l7th. Most ssIutsry it is to be sure,
where war is 50 destructsble to human life,
dear me and clothing is nothing. WHAT
would the poor soldiers have done II that
excellent body and so IL ut come, with
healing on its wings and bringing oonso /.
lstion and neW clothes, to say nothing Of
stockings and cid sheets torn up for ban
dages .cr the sufferers, blessings upon 'em
and amen to 1t. Tears oome into nv eyes
IS think Of all the good Il hss done and
may do, msy hasven be rewarded for it,
ard an very sorry that I csnnot come 10
be cne Of the futures Of the Fair, though
my features are not fair; but, bless you
you may have the features without my,
coming ut all, for have got friedd to 20
and sit for me at the photographers, whose
liniments l send IN this. They are not
handsome, but thst Is not his fault nor
mine.
wish / was IS rich as Crsosote, and
had bank Of money to send youi but,
alas, that will must be taken for the deed,
though that may not bring the fracture oi
8 cent in the grestaggregsti0n. That the
purse Of the COmmisssries may be crowded
with greenbseks and their hands and
hearts strengthened for good by our Fair
is the desire Of my heart, which it is ny
prayer that 1t may be realised.
Yeurs, devotiOnslly, 81. -.........
RUTH PARTINGT0N.
e8s Her signature.
Attest-IKE PARTIEarsE,
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CLOTHING.
ME POET ON A TRAIN
Eke Romance Of the Railroad.
By the sathor Of the "Fair Inez," THE Prince Q
Wsles," ''rhe Ghost Hunters," 40.
lgOHTINuEp,l

II
Ehe Romance Of the Railroad.
By the sathoF OF the "Fair Inez, - 'The Prince Of
Wales" !" s|rhe Ghost Hunters" 40.
(OOHrISuED.)
CHATTER IX-THE KISS IN FHE DkRK,
After vaitine six long n5urs,
And with hunger almost dead;
News came tnsE the track was mendsdi
And the train soon went ahead;
Boon we passed piaos called johnEtoSnt
Filled with iron foundriss
Where the peopie all were working
Like los Of busy bees.
Then We came to great tunnel;
Near me sat a pr tty miss,
And when all was dark midnight
Quick from her stole q kiss.
"gh," she cried, the people shouted,
And before we reached the light
was peerlng through tbs window
In my seat again ali right
Alter passing tho great tunnel,
To q place We qu1oSly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Gre son Is Its ne;
MANY people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair
To ENJOY its cooling waters
And It's pure, fresh mOuHtain air.
At Altoona We took breakfast,
II was one o'clock or mere;
such lot q hungry mortals
Ine'er laid eyes on before;
AL the good things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouriGs wildly
"Quickly bring more breakfa3t hsrs"
When went toPay for breakfast,
eaid the landlord" We aust charge
You inst doub price for bTeakfsst,
For your mouth 30 sWfnl large"
u cont ses Il, i Eaid - dear sir;
But Just char Tge It II yOu viii,
And while yCu are about Il,
send 20 Unels sam the bill"
IHotioe 60 DRAFTED men and others in the sAryce q
Uncle bam, and all IN want Of RGbeer Blankets,
Rubber Coats Legsins, Cashmere and flannel shiFLs.
Military Oloth1nge Of any and every description and
ne OlOthins for Spung aud Summer wear. We
ave now the largest stock IL tns U1tT, which we
Ill sell stths very lowest prices.
Isaac A. Isase's Union E&II.
mEohiaess stoFr's Aut0I0aten Freshman and
5trong'a Patelt army Red-Trunk,
Corner Superior and URfon sts.
~ Look ont for the Giants. "a mRvtS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18

HunnewePs Standard PreParstiOns.-
On or inside coluns viii be found notice OF these
justly celebrated and standard preparations, Of IN
bounded reputation In nsW England, profess only
what they remedies Tor, and Tor sale By all
Wholesale and retail dealers sd confidence Is asked
70 test them. Zee advertisement.
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REQtbeTss RsOtaeFsgI EEpfRaFs q

Don't fail 70 procure Mrs. wIEsLOY's soOTH-
me sTBUP for CHILDREN TEEFHIHG.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofone
Of ths best Fema'e Physicisus and Eursss IN the
United States, and has been ussd for thirCY yoHTs
Tth never filling safety and By millions Of
mothers and children, IRON the feeble infant Of one
week to the sdult. It not only relieves she child
from pain but inviEorates the stomach and bowels
eorrecs teiciiy, and gives tone aud energy 70 this
whole system. It viii almost Instantly relieve
cBIPTEG IL TEE BOWELS AND VIVID QOLIO.
We bsheTe Il the Bost and BuTest Remedy IN the
World In al ca3es o. DiaTThea and DyssnteTy ci
other causes.
Fgn directions fer using VIII accompany each bot.
tie. Sone genuine uBlsss the fac sin1ie Of OURTIb
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Sold b. all y edicfne Dealers. Principal Once
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CUAR 4nAT LAJAIHsOME MALADY.

DR. 9OoDAIEs's OATABRH REHEDT.-It PeHst-stes
70 the ve5y ssst Of this tsrbls Disease, and extsEm
1stol IT, root Gd brunch, forever Dr. Goodale e the
hrstand only person Who sssr told the world what
DAEArHH really Fas-vhsro it oommsnssd and what
Eonld cure II. Dr. Go0aais hasnoW spent lifetime
In battling with this fsi diosss, exploring its
Gfet ambush. and making known 70 the world the
act that OataFrh, which has for years defsd ths s
and research o. medical men aud authors n this
country aud In Europe con now be cured with tho
- uniform certainty that morning follows NIGHT
Erepared BY X. GoOD4LE. d D, Rev York Prioa
d, 10 send stamp for Pamphlet
For sale b G. W. CLARK, lls euFerscr-St.. 0isys-
eAq l,Onls. mRr2-R2
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DYERS.
HAT RII.nR1Nn

NTRAW HAT BLKaOBIEo, DYE
~ ne, ALTERIHa AND PRExsINo.-Having lust re-
turnsd from the East, en- prepared, bY the sid OF
experienced hands, to 90 any Worz IN this line ss
we'll as In felt and beaver hats in the beat rcsaib5
manner and most fashionable style.
FREDK CYRIAX,
French Steam Dye House,
maES = and Ial 6eneoa-sH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18

Dr. Sweets INFsLLIBLE LINIHENTis Is Drspar
Cd rom the recipe o. DE- stephen Sweet. OF Connect
icut the great bonesotsr and has bsen used IN bis
p7sotics TOR the last twenty years with the most
tonishinE success AZ external application Il II
without riFa, aud vii alleviate pain m speodt
lFtt an any other bre P1ration FOR ali haeuuatlc
and Nervous Disorders j. truly infsliDie, and 81
curative for horeB Wounds Spralrs, Bruises cs us
soothing, healing SAD porerful Etreng heu1nE pro-
penslios exot the JHst 4stenishmeDt and wonder OF
al VINO have ever giyUn tt triai. OTer -FOUR nun-
dred csitiicatea OF remarEGbis cures PERFORMED by
IL within tie last two yesrs, attest 10 this isct
Strong md Armstr5Hgs ssgeuts for Cleveland.
declo aiteOWdsRtti53 L-E 81
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Orina-
- and sexual tystcms-nsw and rolisbls troatInsnt
In ksPorps Of the HoWHFl AHsociation-Sent b.
mA u sssgd leltsr euyel0pes. Tree cf charge. Ad-
dtssH Dr. J. 6KlHLkH H0UGH eUE, Howard As
Eooistion, no. S0ath Ninth Street, PhEadeipbis,
p. Tnar38-S2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18

BE- g y A H a Rzs
kssber Of the RoyaE College Of PAysissNS
Iosdos, EagIead; Graduate Of
RicsHG's Rosgitdl JoF
EEMALE DIS EAsE
sad constant attendant OF Paris, London, New 0r-
leans and Moutresl Hospitals for the Isst ten ysars
has Opsnsd 60 Otins st the
Joh1ssn aaBse, CleveIsnd,
WhsFs be vii be happy to meet all those who AZ.
hicted with subscHte sad chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely diheEeht frem the old
Plsn, 6nd is uild, sfcacOUs and effective His med
iolnes are HzpiE vegetable extracts and oils they
have never been used bat by two other physicians u
America besides himself. has spent the greatest
Brt his lie snd Thousands Of dollars In obtaining
lev secrets IN HE profession. BE tas the Urine
Cor all forms Oi disease. No charge giving an
hoHsst Aid t-ae ststamGut Of thier case.
~ SPEHh AT5REGA.
To HoUssG EEEs--tio can prove 70 you in few min
utes that b. is ths B1g physician you ever treated
with that cures tEts disssss Ecr every patient who
vill follow hls direotienat lie VIII g1Fe Cs Hundred
Dollar II ho fails ~ caring this disease No Charge
I1ade TOT CONSULTATION Those at 9 distance who
gish TO oonEalt the Doctor may do 80 b. sending .
tnsi vial o. urine b. mall uiEh name, and age,
Gud be viii angcT ana describe thair case, and the
possibility Of getting Fcsie tY snelozins rstlrn
postage stamp. mar3:f2
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.ORAND CAMPAIGN
VI ABOUT
KLINE 4 OA'S HO0P BAEAAR,
Aad SKIRT Hasafaet0Ty,
AZ I23 guuerior gtrsst under the Auariean dOusa

We have now ready cur iull stock Of skeletons IN
cur new location for the commencement OF Ihl
Spring trade which embraces all tie ieadlng atY e1
including Lne patent gore rrai, sis3 the nsUAsf
style Quaker skirts. We keen algsys on handskfrt6
Of extra site ant islgth ana ladies who always nave
srOdblo TO end HsirJ iong or lsrRe enough VII
generally find them hsre We viii adhere strictly to
OaF ormsr prin iples, viz: keep none but good ar
ticie which we viii coDtinua 10 sell &C he lowest
DOs Stole prices Our retail department ia IL charae
o. competent ladies. Dealers IN surrounding towns
viii 90 we'll by ouniulIing their own interest 10
cali on uH before giving their oFdeFa or going HRst
a large arsortmsnt Of yTsnen and American corBst
and patsnt skirt supporters always hand. Also
Wholesale dealers IA Yankee hOtiOns, Fancy Goods,
Embroiderlea, dosisry, &c. A KLINE co.
tnavl2 I23 San@rioT 1t Ole-a'a1
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P0sT-0FFEeE TIME-TABLF.
1864. summer Arrangement ISS7.
FOB THE
Arrival AID Closing oa REalIs
EHE
OLEVELAWD POST OVPTUH

oommsneing Aondayi Nay l6ihi lsf4.
Aglr sster Ter arrival q trainE
-, An Aaill OlOlo one bOT before departure q
AshIFAA o. NAILS AT DEPOT.
ssa go 2 IaEoush arrives at An, and ISs ana
Eastarn Way arrives STA n
Pists sburgh Through arrives 81 - -
do way arrive ar SD IN
5aldusky Way arrivesA z A.
hahoning Way arrives az 800 7. -
Cincinnati hrough szriFes a. 9.41 M,EnPM
DO Way arriyas % $50 P. a
ssteEu IhrouGh arriFss ~ 9s20 q And R.EB p n
90 WAY arrives AZ "a p II
Hsdtns v ~ arrives at 1so9 p. NJ
uTdsys 81 l3 d. =
srses5giiis 3 Hat, a., arrives Mondays and FTidays
sharon gsulsrs GrAugsE. Ecrlh Royslscu. .rrlv,r
Mondays and Artdags at S P. n
hafr1n3ylllo arrives daily ae 1918 A. H
Aa7t lisFsland ald Euclid Arrives dsflT re 4 A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oouehs and golds.

Ths Euddsn changes Of our climate ere sources Of
Pulmonaiy, bronchial and AsthnAtio Aaeetions.--
Exssrisnss having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act spssey when taken in the early stages Of he
disease recourse should at once be had % "BBoWs's
6soNcHIAL rR0cHEs," or bozsnges, let the Gold,
O5ugh or Irritation Of the Throat be ever slight,
As b. thiI PrsoAution more serious attack may be
efsotuAily SAreed Of. Public speakers and Singers
viii hnd them eectuss In clearing and Strengthen
ing tho voice. Soldiers sbould hsve them Is they
car be carried In The pockst and taken occzHion
requires iunelO lmo
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nEplGAL,
SEE j ca zee sSi
KE Ssl
100 DOLLARS PREMIUMu
sBSEEEAL WEAKNESs
Or Spsrmsterrh@a, elect, So, and
EBEP OTEE CIV CURED.
AFTBR ALL OTHMR TREATMENT FATTz

4 IA z " II = - u u " ~ II = AZ =
AFTBR ALL oTHAR TREATMENT Fails
DR. A. GIBSON. -
FoTmarly Of New York City, viii -,.y one hundred
Above named diseases Be VIZ nav iis az & = e959 @ ts NJ
the proof that say other Physician IN the Unitsd
80 % tlS % sS t eisees99 with equal success
ence1 Dr. IBsoG is happy IN being able to announce
. the untortnnate that ne has pertsossd system oi
THE SPEEDY AHD PERMANENT UuRu
q Ls above and also al eontagious disess OF TIA
hsEPeeDUcT!YE oEaASs with all bad effects arising
thereirous including general
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROSTRAFIOH-
he has succeeded In curing cases In thia Eirv vva
q Hh9 hsd e1pended hundreds osdoilars with self.
sge9 phy scsAhBi VINO pro ess 70 treat all private
niRiaoia5 with success, and vftbeut rsosfVfnT tbs
least particle o. bsnsht
Dr.. GIBSON does nos ooast taath he "a = usube-
some Oollege u Goadoa or Paris, as perhaps soua
oLhsr5 40 er tne purpose Of ensnaring the " noee1t
lsed but vnat Dr. g. might boast Of Ia lhiS fbst bs
ls aDle 70 give entrs satisfaction 70 thoss who ~
pose colhdSIce In his ability and integrity and thai
ne asa perfected an American sTstaza 81 ersaf,,,t
which challsnges any Physician Of London or Pari5
o. suy patent u1sleine " slual for the rsdicaI r. =
OF seminal weaknsss, and an dissssss or ders -
Hel.s, 2eth mental and physical, arising fror ssx.
DE- GIBsos also claims for HIS new trs,enanr ,hs
iv.5gEleg advantages eyer all OTHERS ~, diovered
81 81 1IsL, ~ y llL1 used are Ia no rcpect disareea.
eio ne uses no relics Of the dark ares SDcb an Msr.
| ctLys hSr any otho4 deeteTious drug; seeondly nc
I "a alet 9l yuslpes is required thirdly
f.
@ @aia A geH7e9 y9 g INTO any public or privats hoS
gltl N tue United btstS and demonstrate the Inn
.tSSL1' aup5Iloilty q Gts treatment over any
! otHss noS knog.- y the world in point OF prombf
/ to the patient. - 'NA-A' 80
| " GiseoS = permanently located In Clp,<elapd
ano mas turing the past Eive years psrfor "a
eEI7 o diseases which had for years re5ig ~ an otbs
Elodol Of treatment Rsfsrencss can ~ -, - =. ~
1a9i5 va $50 o. rst respootablty II Cleveland, Bos
integrity ia al professional efons TSs5e,sis
/ treated vito superior sucos-s
| 80 Medicines sont to eo5y part n Tn, ,,-,t,, -,
l receipt Of ten dollars 1 o N'uAb'S VI
| Dr. QuSoHa A6V York hvzi so- ,.,. .,
| his osdCe. -'-I .... ~ A-A' -
Dss sTEsoE
: AaofA1EcE VF lsLhoenCrAZHz ARD HEDIuHN,
Omoe-lis Seneca Street, few doors nom Superior
up statrs1 opposite tha City Hotel.
! Ohce hours frem to IS and from ito S o'oIook
I daily SUNDAYS eEcepted.1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18

Policies ilsas, At loves, psyfns rates
pre- nptlE adjust ed.
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The following letter from Boston was
written to the ladies who conducted the
COunteFsign, the newspaper of the fair at
st. Louis. Missouri:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-18

Bl-This Wei Know Linz OF EIEsT GLASS
sQ3EN STEAMERS connect. At Osdsnshurgh
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09
Georgia.


The Columbus Inquirer has verbal re-
ports from Gen. Hoods army up to Monday
last. Everything was then going on pros
perously, and the new developments we're
not at all significant of Sherman's ability to
turn his course Southwark this winter.
The Montgomery szsays that Sherman
appears tobe following up the rear Of our
army, iimsgining Il is retreating and be in
pursuit. Tits said that his cavalry had al
ready made an attack on Wheeler, who was
protecting Hoods rear, and that the Yam
KEGS were repulsed. This apparent change
of the aggressive should give no uneasiness.
It would perhaps be "contraband" to dis
close what we hear of the present position ;
but suffice it to say that even if Sherman
should reach Blue Mountain, it will not in
commods-or disconcert Gen. Hood and his
army. The advance would only render it
much more difficult for Sherman to extricate
himself. We regard it as settled fact that
Sherman cannot now recover the line OF
communication between Nashville and At
lanta. A few days more will develop the
facts upon which this opinion is based. =.
A courier from Hoods army has reached
Blue Mountain, who states that Hood had
captured Decatur few days since, with
four thousand prisoners. -:
It is reported that Wheeler had driven
back the raiding party which was adyan.
cling on Jacksonville, defeating them in a
smart little fight near Ladiga.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

The ADVANCE IN THE CoNFEDERATE
CoTToN LoAN.-The London Herald, Of
the 18th, in Its financial article, says ,;,
There was q marvellous rise in the stock
Of the Confederate cotton loan, Purchases
we're freely made on the intelligence from
the South and the termination Of some very
heavy accounts for the fall. So buoyant,
in FACT: was the market, that with every
operation fresh rise took place. Compared
with yesterday, the full improvement was
about eight per cent-a circumstance indi-
eating the tendency if any large amount Of
business was transacted. The stock is grad.
ually kaing absorbed, and will, in thee course
Of short period, be extremely scarce.
Yesterday, the last price was 54a;56 ito
day, it opened So a go and speedily ad-
yanced to 62 . GA, which was the final
quotation; and in the after hours, good sup
port was given to the market.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

IMPORTANT DEc1s1oN.-The following,
which will be of interest to large class Of
our readers. We clip from tae Salisbury
Ratchman Of the LIST inst. We have not
noticed that this decision has been made
before by any judicial tribunal Of this or ad-
joining States: -
"The Supreme Court of this State, now
in session in Raleigh, has decided that all
persons belonging to the military force
known as Senior Reserves, composed ofmen
between forty,fve and fifty years, are emit
tied to a discharge at arriving at the age Of
ffty.-Charlots NJ 2. Times. ~. 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

NEwBEaH.-The yellow fever has aba
ted since the frosts and cold weather, nm.
til the average Of deaths from this cause is
not more than one or two a day. While
the fever ragged as an epidemic, the daily
average Of deaths was fifty seven. On one
day, 267 persons died. Eighty soldiers of
the 18th Connecticut died in one day, and
this whole regiment has been nearly snnihi.
lated. The provost marshal and ten clerks
died-Maj. Lawson was his name; Capt
Stone, Of Fort Anderson, ditto. In all, over
1900 Yankees have persisted. and about
100 citizens.1, ,760 in all.
Citizens within the lines are required to
say they wish Grant to whip Lee, before
they are allowed to buy or sell !; and then
they have to pay for passes, permits, &c.'
Raleigh Confederate. 8
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Good NewB from FORREST.

PAaIs, fRNa., OCT. 81, eia Corinth,
Miss, Not. 8.-Gen. Forrest has blooka.
dsd the Tennessee river. All communica-
ton between Paducah and Johnsonville has
been out of, and the railroad to Nashville
is Of no use to the enemy.
Forests batteries were engaged all day
yesterday. Two gunboata and, four trans-
porta were captured or destroyed. One Of
the gunboats and two Of the transports are
being used by Forrest, and will be Of great
advantage in the movements now on foot.
One gunboat and three transports are still
up the river and viii be captured.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

CASA HARTz. The friends of this &c.
NAL and jolly son of Mars, says the Colum-
bia South Carozinian, will Be pleased to
learn that for while at least, he has let 60
his sbest bower" and come to anchor in
the city of Columbia. Returning to his
old vocation, for the nonce, (it's wonderful
how types do. stick to mans fingers he
will occupy the chair of the assistant editor
of the Daily Guardian. We congratulate
our neighbor on its acquisition, and are as,
sured that its popularity, always SO well de-.
served, will in no wise suffer from the taste,
humor and experience which Major No
Knight carries with him wherever he goes.
With such o "leadirg card" as the ace o
hearts, we. suppose our contemporary will
hereafter give US the deuce. Our country
ssclubsD. will please act accordingly; help
us to lead out from full hand, and never
play tspade" until we are in the t'last
fliteI, % 7>e.o
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

ALL RIaHr.-Gen. Vaughn has issued
an order that will bring bushw hackers
and deserters to their senses. He says
all bushwhackers, out laws and desersers,
in the counties of Carter, johnson, Greene,
Washington, &c., Tenn, are notified, that
if any more acts of robbing or killing are
committed, the houses and property of them
and their friends, in the vicinity of the place
where the crime is committed, will be burnt
to the ground. He now has undisputed pos.
session Of, upper East Tennessee, and will
certainly do what he says.-Abingdon VSr
gtnSdR. y x 4 :.sssg. -.-.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

How TOO SHE'LL SORGHUM SEED.-.A
correspondent of the Petersburg E9press
gives the following instructions for sheiling
Sorghum seed:sz = :
Take piece of iron with a hole through
it small enough, to Just. admit the stalk Or
stem. An old plongh's point will do to.
confne it. Let one person put in the stem
and another pull it through; Il will shell
it0F clean and with expedition. 5sS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-09

FROM GEoaG1A-Nothing The Will
mington Jourashz advertises two missing
senerals--Ho Hood apd Sherman--one has lost
q leg and the other has no heart. General
Hood was last seen in company with mill
tary man named Beauregard, and aundry
other white men, dressed in gray. Sherman
was eonsorted with sundry ssAmerican sciti-
zens of African decent" who may perhaps
be traced by "de SCENT" Their friends are
very ANXIOUS about these missing parties.