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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30
eenernI aherman,s CanpaIga.

A correspondent sums up General oher-
mans great campaign as follows:
s'The army Of the Mississippi has made a
tremendous campaign, 1t moved out OF
environments on the LIST Of May, from quar-
tiers scattered from Decatur to Knoxville;
has marched with only the necessities, and
none Of the comforts of campaigning, over
mountains. through gorges, and gaps, and
ravines; made bridges and forded streams;
used all sorts Of travelled and bridle-path
roads; scaled precipices and made roads +or
itself in the widest of countries, land OF
hills and streams; has fought a large, we'll
appointed, well differed army at Dalton, at
Resaca, at Dallas; received battles when
ever and wherever offered; pursued it as Of
ten as it retreated and 50 far outgeneralled
the enemy from every good position, and is
now good hundred miles, as the crow Ines
from its original base Of supplies, and but
80 from atlanta. And that army, as | write
YOU. is as strong in numbers as sound IN
health, as confident in heart,as the day IT
took the field"
There are two parties to every good
laugh.
in what tone does a ghost speakl tomb
stone
Who would blame rickets if, in danger,
they should be a little pallng
A thick warm dress in winter is q portaolf
wood economizlng stove
To tip one fashion over by another is IN
doubtly the tip of fashion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

Esos. Oar Special Corespondent-
WASHINGTON Tuesday morning July 70. 1884
fOclocA. )
Brisk skirnishing BEGAN again at daylight
ibis morning in front Of Forts Massachusetts and
Stevens on the Seyenth-street turnpike, about four
miles and 4 hall from tho city. The Rebel sharp
shooters opreaTcd 10 be sunerous than they were
yesrerday. and lcp. up continual fire. upon our mon
Yet Notwithstanding their exhibition OF sudacty and
sos of numbers II Is believed az the front that the
whole Rebel force In the immediate front docs not
excited FIVE or ak hundred dismounied cavalry and
shapshoo;ers II is indeed probable that there is
considerable body Of infantry with artillery. several
miles north Of their skrnish lire the Tepllytown
and seventh street roads. Gen. HaSjn estimates the
Reb force front OF tho Qualifications at from fifteen
70 twenty thogsand But be Is wholly unaccnstoned
40 enumeratug enemy in tho fcd his opinion viii
not oeigi much. Scysgl thousand infantry yesterday
egcn.us pagadcd them%lyes IN view Of the
rrh Of the Seventh s'foot road TIE report that tie
Rebels rad burned the mausion OF Postmaster General
Bla.f ID Incorrect Thy did not damage The premises
They limited their visitation 10 the stealing Of several
thorsce oAd cattle hogs which they slaughtered
on lhe got
The dwellings, Of Richard Br't VIM. Bal John IT,
Mcchesney Kobt. McChesDey. james Morrison Abncr
Shoemaker. ard honse occupied by David Donlsy. oil
Of thcm Immediately Ia front OF Fort Massachusetts
ard which ototructod The range Of our guns were
burned by troops 70 prevent their being used a.
shelters the enemys sharpshooters. These at one
rne had advanced 10 within Lees than Il yards OF the
tort, under the afforded by Tie buildings and the
immense Underground vi bushes the stCops Of the
frst military clearingS
In the s1rmsh OF yesterday We lost about 10 IN killed
and wounded. The st Brigade OF the I'd Division 9th
cofps commanded By Gen. Wheaton. went IN the rsen
iersmen; of the ekirnishes about o'clock in tbs even
isc snd before they relieved. lost Killed ard II
w,-nied Only three regiments Of the brigade were in
the gh the rest being bed in reserve for
The following Is partial LIST OF tho Casualties:
oives sIans G, 10 P. hip y.oob Rein-r y 90 Pa leg
John kctoTnk do thigh Cory. fi,Dy Pellser y. do,
frtd fTsci T., VI Ps, Deck. hruF cortn do ,shoulfE
krsf Nsssert0r X DO. afrn sgt.Wn beyof n do, srm
Geo Cunp, d, do leg. Cop fted Labelling. 40 arm
sr.Jsos5 sveiur T. leg SgtOe0 hsrsood do tDed
TIE 25th New York Cavalry, whieb were dismounted.
ard fo time bed The extreme advance OF or stirmish
hoe. lost the following named mon In killed and
woundod:
ro'r1s C,rHou, D, leA arm. john TieTney n, amt
David Clio -, ID. --, unknown, tiilet
sigt RicAarasOn. Co. b. kiDed by ball through
the head.
The orderly sergeant OF co. u. and james Naloney.
30, H. were morslly wounded and died lat night In |
The hospital al Fort Msssschssstts.
l. bslns. 10 Mich bat hsnd. John Dasis, X, gN n. C.
~ nAfe' FIPA ssv, sruscr5i ii. NJ Nsrv.y, Z, %Nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

The following was the disposition of our
forces in the action Of Tuesday July H. in front OF
Fort Stevens.
The Glst Pa and i3d and l22d n. y. were thrown
forward as ssmsher. the main body consisting of the
I'D ssh I02d aud 18th Ps supported BY the ed Pa
and 49th and led n. y The J7th Mass and ed Pa.
formed the reserve.
The enemy driven u miles loeing 20 prisoners oil
Rhodes and 6ordon's divisions Of Ewels corps The
President and Mrs. Lincoln. together with hossrs.
we!les Blair, Chtenden, and WADE, witnessed the
ection Assistant. Surgeon Crawford, icd Pa. who
wss sitting sesr the party was wounded IN the knee
Among the other casualties were;
LEU, Col Kohlsp ssh Pa, Major cro.by, ga Pc Killed
tapt halrh'f ~ 80 s sn
Major Jonss ta Me- ksd. CoJohnson. t9.h n .,mculy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Condition Of she Rsiiread-Rebei. Conc

TAfFfMoht. TrlGnY. July II, ItoI
The Philadelphia Railroad Company have
made arrangements for running trains over their rond
TO rsorrow The Gunpowdcr Bridge II not yet repaired.
but foot bridge has been constructed around the burnt
To!on tst passengers can reach the train beyond
The bridge mere seros,ly damaged than Of first
,cpoi ed aud the locomotive. having fallen down be-
t,.sei he plies hns been found difficult TO
The rcpcr.s 10 day Of Rebel cavalry thc city
believed 10 be entirely incorrcct
Oar cavalry have made u thorough examination Of
IN. country In this vicinity bu, could not ind armed
eicy anywhere /, is supposed that the presence OF
ssne Of our citizen scouts sent ont from Baltimore were
tken by the country people for Rebels and hence the
r.ugrtg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Casualties.

The following is partial list Of the casual
lee in The och New.York Heavy ARTILLERY. Col W. II
Sew I'D. H.. q, tie battle Of honocacy:
CorP,sr A-WouspxD NJ n. Crawford side and
arm, ,-y.Te, Corp r. hc"i gin, wi,rlr net known
.o,rc,-d riss ner John Ne Neil bead and shoulder
and pm, ser Eds.Id RIDER where not kns~n ~ Martin
t. 49,, b. Shan, .lut bell. John Ein.sE brrss
as nr Ssss i s,sd : gfS' tu sif f e
,rere Aplrs LndA-a. scyerr Abort posty hip severe
ocoMuec arm. ,lgh;. Geo Ellsv olth head severe Nn
M = i. re- hot Known .gppo.sd prsoneI William Merrill
ssrc u,ish sevrfe: W Maobllwhsre not k1ow u.
Cc,.gasr A-hisA.e-Cspt- }. II. Hyde, Corp Jadsou
cosP.Sr B-worSpyD Anthony Coonau hip. Sigh:
coTp,yT C2WorvpnD -Li,ut w. 3. Brrtc. elbow, -.
y,r. Li.u Jsines Tilt, st ,e,st, Grans,r ysa hec1A
Grant s sey,re, and praoueri simon Lewis breast severe
co,risr O-PRisosyas--J, y. Lsshsr lame. Tucker.
,rc,s ,sirn prisoner tredeTick City.
Co,rirr D-WocsDEn.-Iicu, Lewis d. Williams hip'
srfg Lewis Baron head S-ht; Oeorge si1hr rs
severe Ce Eben Eewbule foot, s!shi Herry i!ouEhts'
loot, Dsnn ne1aty ,hiyhi LeonaId s'9ner .rn shsh.
hr,.,t, WnL Audey.on, arm, slight Daniel koys arm,
severe Tl-dsnck s'!lli Joseph wiisn', sm 'r,ers'
.bods: John L. Csui,tocA tide; Vincent l. C!AL' where
&c eosGssy T-wOusprp-caps william Hswiey. arm,
fosglSr T--XILsp. --Lieu,. Jane, H. Rl.s Enlisted
nsn ki.eeNoF-.sn LawnIce, OA'ef q Wilson h,.iy 4.
ss5, Where mol hno~S, EdssrS Ycskbead .yvrr' John
kag writ Hcnfy LunaEg. back seyo.r; Dwight bis"n
tlrh severe; Cornelius DoLsol, thigh slight, Anson heofe
hoa.e hnscr Lgh; u. D. Bsrnea, ana sey.fe fTed4in
JLon.sl am, Ilstj Arihony Fses, J. L. Meuh, meek
ssht; Michael hoytc, lex slight 49, 4,
coAPASr H-KiLLso.-Cofporsl Tuns Conhln. Wonndsd
-corporl y fet'ys, shouidrri Corporal ~ TnInef sn
Hrnry Bluff II. CfoakIie arm benjamin Fowler eIhIe !
ssniod tasbe' uissng A. j. iutehins thigh Jean Tap
ungs John Newman hnrr Dallas Panty hand Johh van
deIberg wrist . G. Warner. lnngs, W. Wikns, thigh
cotnn.ny k-NiHsd-Adelb,1t River and Charles frihs
Company XIV oundsd.-serc. I. o. Nopm, oeeA ana
a., Corporal Timothy foley, ankle Andrew hu'ehhfs
bach and ie<k wm. Alien, body Chsrosf krk hp ysseaa
Ebert shondsr Corneiin, Colins eIe sersSe oeI
s,n and sdei Patrick Wsnsce face W Bake snouaej
churrh bead Augustus Mitchell leg; Del BLACK throat, A
Cso-.srnan nisangi l. Kelly. hand O. horISs, missing
ui.sing--Comptny k.-Leut Y. King and ~ men. y,
COMPANY H-Wounded---G Dobson. uul s-rfe ~.
Euhy .eg ght NJ Carney arm, severe and Pfi-onn kAa
Esstiisn, side, s,yere ,, -. c,pp
Ki,sd-Johu Bs1.ksrt and J. b. Miller Leut Col p. r
TsN wounded and taken prisoner; Ass<ans s'xsecn =
.mberian pa 5hes, Lieut. h. e. Comstock ActAs bs'r
.siion Adutani, ESsins'
The regiment has about It's missing names not yes
ALLY ascertaiHed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
The Rehels On sherman's Movements. p
WamrsorJs. Friday. Jcy is, lsC1.
ri A,I...sa ia 4 lanai - fhn An Of Ii,Ir

The Atlantic (Ga) Arpsai vf the Attn of July
Just received here. says,
~ moro probable ISOLATION Of Gen. sleTnans policy
IS. that TO wil.mako dcrur s'uikwoId from .arics
to, With tho y OF crossing tie river. and reaching
tie railroad somewhere between this city end West
Pc.lt. Such movement on bis port GOSPEL Gen.
Johnston " noss ~ tho left. aid thus leave ATLANTIS
uncovered Bet sueh really be thr descus Of ,he WHY
Yankee commander ba, abiding faith hat he III
be foed In his purpose. end brought ~ gIisi IN sd'
vance 4 rs accomplishment. ~
We are rot without tic hope. moreover that re-
enfercemsnts viii yet 70 the cid Of cur army In
ceut strength enable !: to dive back the invader
Of our SOIL The trars Mississippi Army Is now lying
Idle with 10 enemy annoy it. and there Is no reason
why might not be transferred 20 this SIDE 81 the rver
where its services are so much needed While the
enemy are concentrating all their forces II behooves us
do the seine thing otherwise there is no alternative
lef but TO continue 10 surrender the country 10 the
domination Of the invading foe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

j. H. Rainse, JIG Pa cay n.seTgt- v. s"sin " r. o.
Geo. Fnton, A. 02 Pa, ankle Corp kussei 20 n. sa''
Jacob Fouk o. 80 Pa, head Corp. trec Ssbi-n. sai -
John G. Quinn b, 2sN.Y. ca, Thomas fishsr @. e.
LG;~.-Conpe.ert judGes at Gen. wtighss bead
quarters LIS, evening pronounced the Rebel foree
operating against this city not 70 be over tso Or three
thousand.
Tic lst sud Cd Divisions Of the newly arrived 9Th
Corps took position yerterday On the Seventh street ara
TcRally'own read ard after some brisk 'krmisfinP.
Cea. Wright ssFcd permission to advance. This was
refused tic was directed TO hold bis ground and ava
orders.
Between thirty AID foIty Of tbe Glib Corps were hit
Yesterday by sharpsbooiers. WhcatUns bngece
engaged fss, suffered most.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
IDENTITY suffered for the lack Of dry goods stores but
brief umo win work wonders As II was IN Knoxville,

lenty suffered for the lack Of dry goods stores h.t
brief tmo will work wonders. As II was In Knoxville,
30 II win probably be in Marietta.
The old srd seejy bonnets ard dresses, which Asve
stod the battle and the breeze Tor swo or three years.
si son give place MODERN rg, and ihe street.
VII witness the conplacent promenade 81 N,sdrcssen
md satisfied groups who have conquered t.er pTcu-
3iccs" against the Yankee yanaals. Yankee sugar,
'cfe and other creature comforts, al great c!t'
zcs. When the stomach pIssds prejudice mast give
se,. -.
liultitndes 7 have 10 doubt. will regIe, their sels
AiC hon cs.is.. ssoc homes sos many u,tesS wees
or months before tico.gis again gsH rid II hef
now unwe.eome visi,cfs. We Lsvs cone ~ sty.
10 Is oairspty reported tia, between 2Cl0 ani 30oO
nsianncrs hays been cGptursl. SURRENDERED thsI-
sslvss today. Il il good aay ~ coe nrcef TIE mid
svsy of the old 1ag
Five hundred Rebl prisoners pissed tfronrh Aar'ets.
~ their way ~ Cbattnogs, tas evening" jug l. This
ruch is certain.
JuLY, 5.-The army is advancing. The last sounds
u battle narh Of Chattahooctee died away as the
II the glorious Fourth sank IN H. gohea nest b.
hind the Western hlla. ('TaDc itin.) lhi0 nofnins
TIE heat Is tcmperes. BY fresh north preen'
Everything Is quiet at the hoa: which reaps we
riycrt. Army trains coulc and g. inu.1g sigples
rom the railroad 70 he,diAerrnr c1rfs. igs I~reld
vii 20 IN running order to this pace ~ WEDNESDAY
y. Thursday. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Reported Union Evacuation Of jackson.

The following dispatches were received by
TIE Richmond Eremiasr, july
MERIDIAN July T. ls64.-The Federals left Jackson
stroyed The object OF the expedition ~ destroy
the railway between Jackson and Canton. Teegraphio
communication with Jackson is renewed
JACKSON July T. lc64.-The enemy, estimated az
0o0 occupied this place till p. M when they evacu'
ated moving back the Clinton road Our forces are
on their lank and front There was a severe night
from daylight to o'clock this morning since which
time Ill has been quiet.
MOBILE. July &, ls6i-A dispatch from jackson.
dated July T. SAYS; Last evening we drove the enemy
from our left and renewed the fight early this morning
The fighting has been very hot throughout, and the
enemy were severely punished The enemy were closely
pursued 10 Clinton where owing TO recent long and
rapid marcbos and the faded condition OF men and ami
mails the pursuit ceased. 81 r M,
Oar loss was $50 killed and wounded among whom
was Gen. (lbolson severely though not dangerously
wounded Six captains killed We captured 70
nrisoners who report that their train burned TO
facilitate their fight. The enernys loss Is unknown
They len 20 killed and wounded on the field Tho ma
ority of troops wercraw. d had never been uhdv
ire before. Co 81
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. @. D. hRE.
MnuDiAS July :, 1884.
Gen. BRAxToN BRAGG: The enemy evacuated
Jackson yesterday evening. 81 Gen Adams feughi
tbin yesterday evening and tis morning. plnishins
item verySevI rely. lLty are now &C. tIo retreat 20
ViolsburR. rlH
Brig.-Iieu Gholson Is seveIe'y though not danger
oucly wounded rhc enemy did - damage 20 Jack
ssl. 10 ne railroad os tc! ;srras. t-ar
The enemy arc advancing IN force from Lagrange
toward Ripsy. an prepared 90 meet Item. .ar
|-a-t = I'-.a q. d. LIE. Lieatensnt- General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
sdeeuln,iens Aboss she Number Of the
Rebels.
WAsHINoIok, Friday. JuIy l5. lsel.

WARRINGTON Friday. July U.s. 1854.
SpeculatioDs continue to be made as TO the
snmber Of Rebels recently penscing this city but
tere are no data BY which 70 determine this question
tIom conversations with farmers fon Montgomery
County tonight II appears that the fields for several
rles were filed with the enemy and that those who
made the demonstration on immediate front were
Only the advance Of their army.
The intention was evidently to invade Washington;
Dat The continuous arrival Of troops In formidable nun.
'ers satisfied them that their deEgn was not easily to
DC accomplished. There Is no donbt that they were
previously encouraged to this advance by mspy sym.
peAzlng friends, especially those who took pains TO
point out Union men for paunder and who themselves
suffered ron the treachery Of the Rebels.
Ga their e;Feat through the upper portion Of Mont
gpney County the Rebels swept OF nearly all tho horses
aud cattle and many Of them stole wotpe.s and child
sea's clothing and other personal efscss The sto,es
sese also pundered. 1t is not pos:t.yci, kr.x,,
whether ell the Rebels have crossed the Potomac the
ftPorls being conflicting IL IL certsalY trcvn that
ia parties Of then hsre rser.ered Virginia ara
iraTeLng With tleir llundcr the yar,oss ro.ds
taihg ,iIoogs london County tc,sld SsIcters's end
A"Isys GspA A iszge loroe Of cur 1ss?s 10 In
parsaA I -...-
IN reported that Brecdnridse and rtar WE n
ts''bugon Wednesday mersins. Euperintepdmg the
osfenis Of the eneEy number Of theiI strsssisss
sesel PICKED rP By our trooIa
- F..
INC fixhsisg Near gtsn-Bxsg-
srssed Rercts-The Rebel Cease rip
hen Cassaities.
. delayed Ls4terI ...I s.l
From Our Special corrsspops.n. : = ts.s e.. res.
-, WASHINGTON. July IL 1854.
A"e Jay began with the disereditable rspeti-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
Ellis Army in Frcnt of Atlanta
Johnston Burns Bridges and Pontecns'
Ir,mance Strength Of Ills Abandoned
lo ......-- Works

TIE NaslsiAs Unios OF The 18th his tie fol-"
loving;
Ws Lave further particulars relating 70 tae crsng
Of the Chatlahoochee which aro highly Interesting
The kebels, On Sunday ncth inst), finding sherman
iHd effected Judgment south Of .be ri'ci. burned The
railroad and turnpike bridges togther With three pon
tOODs W
Their works were the strongest found on The whole
line from Drten. and protected hy tits, that
direct assault would have been impos-bility. The
stream il at present shallow. and the bottom rocky
but no men could have forded It aud charged up the
embankments TO their works.
The intrenchments extended along the river banks
for five miles and were located IN po,ton to sweep
the surrounding country. Johnston had evidently been
months in preparing them.
Amer tho flank movement commenced, the Rebel
General offered resistance. but fell back We pur-
sued 10 the fortihcations around Atlanta which were
bat eight miles distant. We know Of no other point
NJ which stand can be made.
Johnston Is thus drawing Sherman on" When he
win be ready TO take the offensive, and redeem hi
promise TO clean the Union army, is yet probom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
From City Point.

WARRINGTON, Friday Ju'y TO- 1904.
An arrival from City Point to-day reports
that there has been considerable diminishing during
several days past along our lines.
The Rebels yesterday morning fired upon the steam
srs Gporge weems ard United States from field bat
tery near Wilson's Landing. The former had portion
of her stem Knocked of and three shots passed through
the latter.
Gen. Sheridan has gone on another raid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
vae war in Gen. cursi.'s Depsrt,AesL
81. LOUIS, No.. Friday. July Is 1864.

A dispatch from Macon TO the headquarters
here, sara tina. Huntsville, Randolph County vas rebesa
this morning by gucrrilas Of s'auoo or elolooo 0aA
citizen was killed ID -.l......r..,f ,.rrfggugsf
Gen Curtis telegrsrAs from LsaVcnvortA that our,
forces urder Col Ford overta,k gang Of guessinae
last night at Camden. Ray County. and routed then.
killing fifteen, capturing large number Of arns aDs
ten kegs Of powder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Wounded In Defense Of wn.AI.s....

The following is partial list Of the wounded
dnrng the sklrmishes in front OF tho Qualifications
JAY llth 10Th and 18TH and nog at Mount Pleasant
H0sp.tAl Oh Fourteenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Pursuit Of the Rebels en- the Upper rsto-
WAsnnGIoX. Friday. July Is.

"
The military authorities here, at noon to-day,
had no information other than that our forces are sl
in pursuit If the Rebels Oh the Upper Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

| L. Semi Thompson, A, ioot. Jacob halaz. y. ntad
I fs.lsrck Denb-r c. hand fIsnes siay.- q AsrL
FredI Hooc!e C. Gbdonea. SeEst. w. iss.ld, y.
Frsnk Wslter h, head Frederick Du-.hk, 4 f's =.
s.,st Hugh hoofe ~ hsnd F'srr.s S.ah0'sr H. ~ e.
M,tLal EIalcT =. -oif o.. S- lni4 Gran. n ase.
OTGEE EEGIas II.
H. r. Cav J.. 10 Ia Il. il.on =. &c Pa, sid.
lioC rrnict BIB To- thigh 8 T. asEett 81, u y Cav
g. Roberts, H. 20 Pa, knee. tnga.
\ (;rstz X ~ Pa, si.e. y. Ea!ucT c, 03 Pa, thigh
Corr o. w Gorton u, L. J. +. TcUod, ], 8 VT am.
Cav thorax serious. u. kserioch, T.. % L., sAldf
a Tv,rs H. VI II. An, r. q. Burke Il. ! W. III. AT
,,r and hand sweet h., u u Art, back
G. Herkle Co. X 20 Pa, sb s. Hart, X, lSs Pa arm.
dola.n. J. IL Bgrss, a, ~ Pa, Killed
J. Grotz X 90 Pa arm Sgt. }. J. k.iscr k.Sa Pr arm
IL C. swreny, 10 Pa, srn IL out Of ~ lost to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

N.,h,r Love. n. INV wu. " con.ins. u, 10 mo'a
fsrr. J. a. Van rsh o, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
GUARDs FOE TUE TOwN. .

Guards have been Stationed at cyeIy hoose where
there any residents remaining. and not house has
been disturbed In the lghtest degree In TINS respect
Marietta has Jared better than most towns visited by
tho armies. The few citizens remaining declare that
they find the Yankees different class ~ people from
what they had been led TO expect from the stories that
had been told concerning them. ghe ladies have evil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
what she Rebel Force Amounted ts-Their
Depredasjons-The skirnsishing-Cas-
Delayed LetieE1

delayed LeueTl
Esoa. Oar Specs, CorIespon3out.
WAsHECTos Tuesdny morning, July 70 1884. }
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12
:MEpscAL.
DIX. w. G.. COUDEN.
Formerly Of Cincinnati. has located perus
nently IN
Terre H0.fe,
Rooms over Cocss Drag Stsss.
dr. Couden

oI. ooodcn
NIll devote special attention 70 tss ueatmsn :
Canscrs and Csncereus Affections
In ealing attention tc my Cancer Anfidess. ne.
rertmsnt Tor CSaoer. permit me TO say that Il Il tbs
most wonderful discovery ever made IN medicine
Il i me geSt eesdsrssum 40 long sought Cor b ths
Netlca Profession snc the sfIicted with cancer.
operation Is truly astonishing, without parallel,
ARD isthe cnly known snfitcte 20 career and al
adote i apparently By entering into fhe chemical
composition II the cancer, csncorous, malignant q
unhealthy growth. thereby removing al lie and Vi
every particle rect aun aro belonging 10 H. without
pain o. The use ofthe knife without esnsic eating
barring viihtut the ioss q blood. IN the leasf
s1eoiins tho sound nesh. ltcsn BE applied 70 m
naked ere 81 an o7en wound. - essilY and lively
sstef ~ this means large cancers can he renew
NON vital Tsrts The eye. large bleed vessels, a.
were no ether treatment ooaid possibly be rsea.
And IA doing - &c feel assured Of making pormAne
oarcs vher eli ether treatment fails. The medic.
maternity and al Interested nvitcs q call.
vi exhibit large numher Il careers that hsA ,
TINS removed and preserved. and II desired viii eii
CoasamDiioc. Asfhma. Bronchitis. Phsrynsitia AN
Al aneciions. treaisd ~ Inhalation "a oihersis
Particular attention paid q All diseases ~ tho Ky
sr acute or ehronie. am IN possession Of slmoss
nsver falling remedy for Fits ana Apopieciic De
eases
ScRoFULA, RHEUMATISM AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
Treated ~ith suocez1- kruptive Diseases. suck A.
ulcers. piles and tumofs scaid head. syphilis syp
little affections, mercuriAi diseases, dyspepsia
lndisestion eriseplss gyitre. 81 swell nek. and al
aections II the Kidneys and spine an receive as
attention.
Also new and Successful remedy Cor removing
fape-Nerm; aud al ether varieties u worm found
lie pebble and regular profess'ansre invited
call ard examine my specimen q cancer
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