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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-The closing prices for the
week at ali markets are rs follows: Beef Cattle
per cwt.-slS@i4, for first quality; good, $3.50
~ 80; ordinary $l00pil; common S4etl2: inferior,
$500.
sheep. per head-Extra, $SC1l2 prime, S 700
80; common, S. O06D5 jO inferior. 81 7J15 %.
Swine, per pOund-Corn fed ol1g75sc: still fed,
7Gn7Lzc.
Total receipts for the week Beef cattle, 5,5r,:
Cows. l46: Calves, 32S Sheep and Lambs. 7,73l !;
swine, $50
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Goods AT Coat.

Having determined to close out all my odd
OTIS OF Boots and Shoes, to make room for an
immense Spring stock, will sell from this date
until further notice, sell the odd lots on hand at
prime cost. This is the best chance to buy Boots
and Shoes cheap that has been offered for a long
time, and at the same time get hrst-class arti-
Gle. 4. w. BARHYDT
Cor. Jefferson and Main SITS, Burlington, Iowa.
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TRY 1T BY ALL MEANs.-If any Of our
readers have been troubled to make light
and uniform biscuit, it is more than prob
able they do not use DeLand & Co.'S Chem
zeal Solerdtus. That is pure article, not
detrimental to health and sure in it's effects.
Try it by all means.
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The Ladies' union Aid society have
made arrangements with Messrs Hooper & Long
Of the Barrel House, to board and lodge. for a
limited time, all soldiers who arrive in Burling-
ton without means.
Sick Soldiers will be taken to the u. s. Marine
Hospital, on application at the Office of DR. II. B
Ransom, on Jefferson Street. [dec,d&wtf
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MARRIED.

On the afternoon Of Saturday, Jan. o. 1861, at
ant, Iowa, by Geo. Il. Jocelyn, d. D., JAMES +
JOHNSON, of Peru, Ind. and Miss MARTHA A.
SYP, of Mt. Pleasant
On the 9th day Of January, 1854 at the house
OF the brides father by r. j. r. Perry, Esq. VIM.
=. BAIR. OF the 5th Iowa Infantry, to CAzIAH 4.
Mr.. Bair has re-enlisted in the veteran corps.
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This celebrated 7otet soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and en,otesa in It's nature Jrdgrantiy scent
ed, and extremaAI benefctri in its action upon
the skin. For sale by ii! Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2J-d.SWIy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30

Mathis community is anxiously wait
ing for the time when the c. b. & q. Road
shall SO far recover from the disasters and
breakages incident to the great storm as to
trains on time, as usual. Doubtless every
energy is bent upon the repair of rolling
stock, ETC., for the road has the greatest in
terest, and we doubt not will hurry up the
work as soon as possible. Yet people will
be impatient.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30

The present population of New York
city is estimated at one million. In the
year 1863 the total number of deaths in the
city was 25, 1876, an increase of 1912 over
1862. During the riot week there were
l65 deaths reported as resulting from
wounds and violence. The adult mortali-
ty OF 1863 was the largest since 1884.
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nor SALE "A FARM OF TWO

Hundred and Forty four Acres-One hun
dred and fifty unde rcutivation, the rest tint Der
land, fourteen miles north of Burlington, near
Yellow Springs college and churches. On the
premises are a good frame dwelling house, barn.
orchard and three nevcr-failng springs also Il
good rock quarry in the timber. Terms. S25 per
acre, partly ON time. Apply to
JNO II. SCOTT
janl5-w3m Duquon, Perry Co Ills.
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a- The warm weather is softening the
ice bridge, which is becoming too weak for
heavy teaming. The passengers and mails,
however, came over all right last night.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

tn Rev. <. A. Wilson $ Remedy for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with a
pamphlet giving the prescription and q short his
tory OF his case. can be obtained OF
MRS {. CAMERON p. NJ,
janil -d&w2m Augusta Iowa.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-Red Cow.-Ta

L ken up Nov. 18th, 1862 by J. s. Miller at his
residence In Pleasant Grove Township. Des
Moines County, Iowa. the following Estray One
Red Cow. years old, brindle stripes on her
right shoulder, cross and slit in right ear. APP
praised at $40 by VIM. Hanks and J. r. Gordon,
on the 2bth day of Nov, 1868, before f. HowisOn,
J.P. VIM. GARRETT, County Clerk.
jan30-wlt*l BY ]. f. WOODHEAD. Deputy.
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FIRE AND LIGHTNING.

EIRE AND LIGHTNING.
No Stores Mills, Steam Works. or other special
hazardous risks are insured by the Comp any.
The Company was organized and is conducted
practiced by those old favorite reliable Mutual
Companies in the Eastern States, and being an
Iowa Institution, deserves, and ought to receive
the support of every Farmer in the State. 1t
commenced issuing policies February 18th, 1861,
has paid all it's losses and ex penseS and now has
a cash surplus on hand to assist in paving fll-
ture losses. Those Farmers who insured with
US nearly three years ago, hare neUer had TO pap
II cent on their Premium Notes, and if the Com
tax will ever be made, as its Charter declares
that the Cash Premiums shall all be expended
for losses and expenses, before any tax shall be
authorizes the Directors to make dividends or
return premiums to the insured Mt the expira-
ton Of their policies II there IS sufficient Cash
The Charter also provides that every one insur-
ing becomes a member Of the Company, and is
any other business of the Company for each
500, he has insured.
Economy in the management Of its affairs,
prompt payment OF losses, and an honorable
course ofdealing with the public will, as here
tofore continue to be the aim OF its Officers and
Directors. me ; feas h OF the Company has
Thousand Dollars, and each Agent for Five
Hundred Dollars, so that the finances Of the
every Farmer in Iowa remember that hes can
insure safer and cheaper at home than he can
possibly do by sending his money out of the
State. We do.nO business out Of this State
In localities where we have no Agents we will
appoint one If the neighboring Farmers will
unite in recommending suitable person 10 act.
Az letters on business u The Company must b. Ill
rected 20 ne .Secreturp.
DIRECTORS:
J. NJ Sperry Joab Comstock
q. ". Smith J. Adam Funk
Walcott seymour H. III. Scott
Calvin J. Jackson VIM. A. Torrey
J. h. Scott +. A. Tiedmann
VIM harper NJ. Meacllam
r. w. pilnan VIM Bell
&. H. Burton VIM Hopkirk
J. NJ. SpEisIeI. President.
III. H. SCOTT Vice President.
WI. A. TORREY, Secretery.
janH2-d W&Sis weowtf
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NSTRAY NOTICE.-Reda and White

TlNC1 MA NV1 ICT.-IltW anu w IIIlC
~ Cow-Talen up January 10th. 1864. by ,Jo-
Sepn Elston. at his residence in Huron Town
ship Des Moines County, Iowa. the following
Fstray: One red and white Cow, six years old
branded G on the right hip. Appraised at ten
dollars by VIM. Nannice and Franklin Loper
before w. w. King 7.
ian29Wlt* WIN. GARRETT. Go. Clerk.
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LNSTRAY NOTICE.-Red Steer
~ Taken up Nov sd. 1853 by JAS Lindar, at
his residence in Pleasant Grove Township, Des
Moines County, Iowa, the following Estray One
Red Steer with white on the back and under
the belly. also the bush of the tail and hind legs
3 years DID, no marks. Appraised at SIS 90 by W.
r. Miller 4 J. N. Smith, on the 9TH day Of Nov.
1893, before E. HOwisOn, ]. p.
VIM. GARRETT. County Clerk.
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THE CITY.

For THE lsr Iowa CAvALRy.-The
ladies' Aid Society Of Flint River Town
ship. through Mr.. D. Leonard, subscribed
.nd paid for twenty copies Weekly Haws-
Hemk-Eyc for the LIST Iowa Cavalry yes'ef'
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t1O0 REWARD!
6lUU For Medicine that will Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT,
COUGHS,
INFLUENZA,
WHOOPIN0 COUGH
Or Relieve Consumptive Cough,
AS quick as
Nnclc Nnllcu oAlcAA


AS quick as
GOES COUGH bAlSAM.
OYER FIVE THO UISAND BOTTLES
have been sold in its native town, and NOD SIN.
gle instance Of its failure is known.
We have, in our possession, any quantity q
an aS bsTe n q mem n her prscce and
given it the pre-eminence over any othea COM
pound.
It does not Dry Up a Cough,
but loosens it, so as to enable the patient TO ex-
pectorate freely.
Two or Three Doses tciU inpdrtdbLy Cure
Tickling in the Throat.
A half bottle has often completely cured the
STUBBORN tcouaHN
and vet, though 1t Is SO sure and speedy IN 1tS
operation, it is perfectly harmless, being purely
may be administered to children 81 any age
In cases of Group ne ,0iU guarantee Cure
iftaken in season.
No Family should be without Il.
1t is within the reach of all. the price being
ONLY u CENTS.
And IL an investment and thorough trial does
not "back up" the above statement the money
will be refunded We say this, knowing Its mer-
it's and feel confident that one trial viii secure
for it home in every household.
DO not waste away with Coughing, when 50
small an M crre ySu in y 10
will furnish you with circular OF genuine certt-
ficates OF cures it has made.
C. G. CLARK 4 Co., Proprietors,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS New Haven, CT.
LORD Il SMITH.
General Western Agents, q Lake Street, Chicago
C. p. SVUIRES & CO., Wholesale Agents.
nOv2D-w6m Burlington, Iowa.
II AW SCHOOL Of Harvard College,
lS6i-Two Terms of Nineteen Weeks. COM
mencing March eth, and September 5th.
For Catalogue and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, ROy0n Professor.
Cambridge, Mass. Jan. y, 1S64.-w3t
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CHICAGO, Jan. o.

CHICAGO Jan. ..
Wheat-WithOut change.
Corn-Active for new, at an advance of 1@2c.
with sales at .ffS7.c. closing Mt outside prices
observation-disclosures, with sales at &C.
Dressed Hogs-Dull, buyers and sellers are Zoe
@l5c. apart, with a majority of sales at Is 400
: 40 for hogs dividing on DO lbs.
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BURLINGTON INSURANCE COM
I'D PANY.
Office 81 Court street between Third aud Fourth
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
THE BURLINGTON.

Is Farmers Mutual Insurance Company and
insures Farm Dwellings, Furniture &c, Barns,
Hay, Grain, Live Stock on Farms, &C., against
loss or damage by
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Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE

N COMPANY.-We HIRAM BRIGHT, Presi-
dent, and CHAS. l.. CURRIER, Secretary, of the
American Insurance Company, at FreepOrt, ILL
nois. hereby certify that said Company is pos
sessed OF a capital of at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, secured by lien on real estate
worth, at cash valuation, at least Ave times the
amount OF said capital, and not encountered to
more than one half said cash valuation.
HIRAM BRIGHT President,
CHAS. l.. CURRIER, Secretary.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, STEPHENSON COUNTY. S.
Personally appeared before me, Clerk OF the
County Court of Stephenson county. Of the City
,,n n ,a a ,hs am 1aa,es
Secretary of the American Insurance Company,
who being first duly sworn according to law, sew
orally depose and say. that the above certificate
subscribed to by them respectively, is true in
substance and in fact, as shown by the records OF
said Company.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
L.. S. this 9Th day Of January, A. u. 1854.
Signed, ID. III SUNDERLAND,
Clerk County Court. Stephenson County.
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Mr The lecture of Prof. Sturtevant at
Marion Hall, Saturday evening, had a
very slim attendance. We regret it but
can see no remedy. The people of Bur
lington DO not attend lectures. The con-
fession is humiliating.
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va. The D:stric. Court adjourned >atuE-
day. after the transaction of large amount
If business. In addition to those airea"y
nublished. the following cases have been
disposed of:
State VS.. Il. Helyer, counteTiei'lns-'h
dicted and out on bail.
State VS.. James NJ. Helyer, counterfeit
;nc-bound over for trial at next term.
State VS.. John H. Taylor, horse stealing
indicted and sen. up to jail till next term.
State VS.. John Ryan-Assault with in
tent to commit great bodily injury-90 days
in County Jail.
State vs.. Dearlove-D Dismissed.
State VS.. Turner, for keeping gambling
house-continued.
state vs.. Turner-Aiding and concealing
stolen oods-continued.
State VS.. Mary Slarcett, 10 years old, con-
yicted of adultery-in Jail awaiting sem
tence.
State VS.. Roth, adultery-leaving his fam
ily and taking up with the above named
Mary Slarcett-in Jail and awaiting trial at
the next term of Court.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man about
eighteen years Of age, a son of Mr.. Castle,
living in the vicinity OF Burlington, came
to town with marketing in sleigh or
wagon the early part of the week. While
on his way to town he fell, striking his
forehead against the head of the bolt in the
tongue. The hurt was considered tritling.
He came in to town, sold his marketing
and returned home iu the evening, but was
soon Frustrated, dying the next day from
fracture Of the skull.
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VICTOR HUGO-By witness Of his
" life (Madane Hugo inst received at
~ S CORSE"S
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TFE OF KIT CARSON-The Great
Western Hunter and Guide-by Chas. Bur-
ddtt Just reed at loct ~ SONoEo
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The most of these packages are valuable, and
IL is requested that the owners call Mt once and
receive them. NJ G. MACARTHUR,
jany7- d2twlt agent.
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Offers the most certain, speedy and effectual
REMEDIES III the World FOR the following
complaints i'll their obstinate stages viz:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
gas perSor6cne Sentid.

gefanntlit gistt es Bier gu 0ane
0iel' bic iif Oeutide nsnnen.
Sie aber, ei peld' erpbe Sdane',
,Sein Nprt Seuth leIen f8nnen.
Iuh 1T bic Sprabe oar 3u i6Iedt,
Die ipldte 0eutihe Iilbren.
9ubtihed nenrt man be Sticfelfne6t
ltne Spellen's 9uhitatiren.
Ger Saul rer Bat gar arg sefidt.
Die t6infel lartt gcfrtihen. ....
Sd bab ,um g1inhpb ndrsneblidt,
N'ei 8rebe bab i9 am 5ifden.
WelI, rufet ndu cen Gable rein,
Sd bab eaa 9rddfeif reeie,
oas rod eas piele gabispen ieir,
9ie '6Ories sieben itetie.
9ifhur, rae Sf,uer 1T fOrffreb.,
SffDbrs, i'd bab's eefehne:
9Gds tbuu bic 9nne bei be Wlc.
Sbu' mir isli nau erplene.
c<it es nittt cine Shdnp' nnb Shmab
Ias man iib nidbt aeniret
lin unisre Ibpne teutife Strdh,
tSe Ihancsrba1t traftirst.
0rum teutThe 9ebrer fern unt nab,
99pu't meine 8itt' erbOren.
DEN Oeutihen in Gmerifa
Die refine Sprade lebren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10

Die grGbtc S3anpne Der gSelt. = Die
9rrte, rslhe in Srrt tSam(trn am Wittrrd
nit Der srpBcn ;manisSascn &cnmannifaen
aanrns ausctsat murre, iisl lsbr tsfrienisens
aus. Inn bat 2 ltbr irurpe raS GsihHs gun,
eritcn 0fale nno s,par rbnc euael NIT elmer &as
nun3 Ron 100 9funo 4ulfer at3sfeuert. Ser arab
fsim Gntlarsn mar lsht uno Sas 3urifpralsn
hes @sihiises ssrin9cr, ais man erlpartet 6atte
6ierauf luo man Die Ganrnt nit fiini,ig Efune
9sulrcr uno elmer Bonnie ron tauicnb 9,funD Sc
,rbt gs nurosn unscfabr rrsisis Wlnuen gum
9aesn setrauAt. Scr strrite shub sins stcnfals
rcrtrenlib ron sattsn, Die &usel ihlua, oa eas
@elhIs.istr nsoris strihist rar, in Der Gnern,,na
ron ciner @crtelmsile in's gDaisr uno riecAettire
mebrsrc Wiale. Sic Sancne murce jest senau
intsriuht unc ca lie in crcsllcnter Srrnnns tefunz
etn ,rures, 10 sins man rara, iie surn brittsn
Ntale III laSsn. @inbunrert 9fc. Yulrer une
cine @rllfussl BON 1890 asfp., zines Der srSbten,
bis jsst sssciisnen 4rrjselisn, tilrcten Die aacs
rn9.
Gs na6n ;ienlihs Belt tnrea bic larsrs &uz
ae( IN bic ,Ranrus III frinaen. Sis Sancns rur=
Be nit elmer Glsratirn prn % @ranen aerihtet
uno afaefclltrt. Scr Strait irar Elm tetdutsnesr;
bic Suael ar24 Scfrneen in Der 9llft unn fsl IN
cnsr Gntiernuns ron unscfibr rrs unh elmer haltsn
Msils ins g8aiier.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10

- Sr. gSnt. 9ssf rcu Girc(erillc 1T ais Suz
rsrntsnrsnt rer tisisen Siren s(n1alt ernannt
mcreen. Gr. 6'as, Der ic,feriss Sursrntenfeni,
reiianrte .sss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-18
.aahrille Auiu1l,
WIN. CAMERON : co., Publishers.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1864.
Advance In Prices Of Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
Geographic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted a new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will go
into effect on Monday, Sept Goth, and
be scrupulously adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature elaboration; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred. We trust,
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources OF
business men, and we can return TO
the old rates We shall be most hap
Ply to return to them as soon as circm-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the US1ox.
VIM CAMERON d Co
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FrGm The NeF t0rk Ifiialie
sfeCIeIlan's BOdy-G Uard.

McClellan's Mounted Body-Guard Of
the Peninsular Campaign, better known
IS the Mcclellan Dragons were, il
will be remembered, merged, upon the
retirement Of Mcclellan, into the 18th
illinois Cavalry. Read the folloaing
extract from letter received yester-
day in this city, from an officer in the
18th, who was q member Of the old
Dragons
g wish / was home 10 enlist myself
heart and soul, in the coming campaign
Ny belief Is - strong A. ever N. tne
Mcclellan ofthe Army Of the Potomac =,
but he can never have our support with
the hackers he surrounds hinselfwith,or
upon the Platform on which he stands
We are unanimous here that peace can
only be had az the point Of the bsyonet
and in the complete suLiugation Of
traitors.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Nashville Union)
VIZ - o. 10 1ce4

Correspondence Of the NashviHe tuCn.}
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1864.
Your correspondents pen has had
quite snoose, which has, perhaps, been
a matter Of no very great regret among
your readers. 1t is resumed with
feelings ofrelief The call for " five
hundred thousand more" had matter
of personal interest in it for all able
bodied young men, and being of that
class, and of timid cast of mind, and
suffering from constitutional aversion
to shot and shell-beiDg by no means
bomb-proof-I naturally felt deep
interest In the filing Of our quota
without a resort to a draft Hence my
mind has been in no trim for letter
writing
Our quota was not filed, bat we sue
ceeded in materially reducing it, having
in the ward of which l am temporary
Notwithstanding myself citizen
Of Tennessee-only IS men to furnish
when the drawing for the Ward began.
am fortunately among those whose
names remained in the box, and unless
there should be draft for deficiencies,
I am saa for few months longer at
least
The work of examination IS being
finished up, and it turns out that the
list ofexemptions is very large Plysi
cal disability is more common tban any
one unaccustomed to raising armies
wouldhave imagined
The majority Of those accepted fur
nish substitutes-prineipallynegroos
aHens-at prices ranging from 500 to
$500 for one year, so that comparatively
few drafted men VIII enter the service
from Washington Many who could
not have raised funds enough to bury
themselves decently, have, through the
sympathy Of relatives and friends
each giving little-bought substitutes
at the above figures, while many others
who are less fortunate, have been seized
with spirit of emigration, and have
neglected to report as directed Thus
the work of patriotism progresses in the
federal capital
A portion Of the people Of Washing
ton have enjoyed new sensation for
several days past mean the Cop
perhead portion The statement that
politics makes strange bedfellows is
as true "a old, and am led in this con
nection 10 wonder what the rebel sym
pethizers in Tennessee who threw up
their hands in holy horror at the cause
which united johnson and Brownlow,
win now say of that which unites En-
erson Etheridge and Thomas D. Flor
ence in affectionate embrace
History has vindieated Etheridges
fallibility. He talked plainly a. first
he would not only preclpitate the sons
of the North upon the rebelIious South,
but vowed that he would 60 further,
and by raising their own negroes against
them, and placinga sword in one hand
and torch in the other, would destroy
and desolate the whole South rather
than that the Union should be dissolv-
ed. Even before there was any war be
declared that he hated democrat as
he did the devil, and SO offensive were
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-18
Dem0railzatl0H in the Southern
Armies

Gen. Hood, the Savannah Republican
and the Richmond Enquirer have taken
to telling the truth. and their descrip-
lions Of the Southern soldiers will en-
tighten the world considerably a. 10 the
chiyalrous material Of which the South
eru armies are made up. Gen Hood say9
that his soldiers straggle horribly, and
that the officers do not try 70 prevent H.
He says they do not struggle from the
line Of march because they are worn
out, but because they want 20 plumber
the houses Of those high spirited South
ern farmers who made the war The
Savannah Republican says that Hood
army was more dreaded by the South
ern people than Sherman's army Is
not this very dangerous admission p
Hitherto Southern journals have Only
declared that the South was q united
people in arms against the Yankees
How viii Europe now open It's eyes -
hear, on good Southern authority. that
the people Of great Southern State
dread less the presence Of n Northern
army than Of the army that - 70 sat
them free from Yankee rule Are enc
Georgia farmers no longer ready % gave
the last dollar for the rebel cause2 Bat
worse than all is the blow ieveiled by
the Richmond Enquirer at the EAlicn
rebel army 10 the valley The EDqairer
says that Sheridan owes his victories to
the fact that the valley is ruoEing
with apple brandy All the rebel ar
my was dFunk-ofhcers, men, pioneers
and sus-atOO drunk 70 command them
selves, much less an army, division, a
brigade or . regiment" This includes
Early. Gordon, Rhodes, Rosser, RamBeur
-eVerybody Well, how long will itbe
now before this drunken croEd destroys
sheridan VIII the Enquirer tell as
And will the Republican let Us know
on what day next week Hoods mob Of
stragglers is 10 annihiiate sherman -
Where are the rebel srmies--A T.
HeraId