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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

the bodies OF nine men were found in the road vbsrs
they fell or were shot down The evidence VA uicstv
article Of clothing, and horribly mutiisted. Three q
them were css'ratcd and Others had their ears eu on
One man lay without wound the body but his hesi
anu face 80 beaten with the butts OF guns to be 70
duced 10 pulp. The features could not be distiu.
CRUSHED. The other two men and the doctors bodv
were found the road in the timber The doctsx
was tho only who was not outraged. Ha was sbox
through the head and shoulders after being takon pris
woman living the scene Of conflict ststee
that Farchd told his oaptors the errand he was on
and asked for his life The others begged 10 berpetsd
as prisoners of war; The reply brutal o0ths fsad
ish eyecratons and horrible assassnations IL hardly
seems possible that such fends are human.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
or "a M ~. ". TLtbnnt

To fhe Editor Of The N. !. T7tbaHf ,oIJ;Ar
SIR: Mr.. Walter Sbbitts, returned su ;n'rI.,
recently caught in the basin at this place TWO -
VET beautiful shes They arc about ten laenes 10" :.
wen proportional and at trst sight m'srTrh The beaa IA
mistaken for the common brook from, CO. ,beS ssa
more chubby their teeth very SNAP s1 The BODY 10
eesutifsy marked light brown eOlo, MN sOSSa
tnge checked by longitudinal bars 81 tIey terns
ireguisrly from the snout to ths .,rs the In u
nate ia curyes liking star "Hi0~ SUBJ
But the most singular feature Is tho dGrsa IN vine fine
extends nearly the entire lehSth " nv LEV offered
aia ns asten nom the seine showed hsh
said the lad but Lively IN can and tell g
PLAYFUL Many have visited ad ,aSs S Oar o,s Usher
& PIG oan We conjecture when they came, ,""
Soa D or ' YOUR readers know. please ten - ISL
porf 11,S.on Oa.sylo Coaa!y. ". r., May l. ie"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
The Coid-B,osded Murderer Forrest.
HEADQyAETERs FIRST DIVISION FOURTH A. e.,
DhPAgnirST or Tue CuhBEEL.hn
BLuE SpNINGs. Tom. ApTil q. le1t.

The late butchery nj Fort Pillow by Forrest
seems TO have flied The community with indignation
and SURPRISE 10 those In the front OF our armies WHO
know Forrest there is nothing at all astonishing In MS
conduct al Fort Pillow. know that this very much
respected Confederate hero has upon former OCCASION
condesccnd.d to become lbs own eNecutoner.
10 show the stylc Of Jeif Davis and The CtneH'
rnfi Is0pirer dcgh t TO honor will relate the follow
ing which was stated 10 me last Summer by Rebel
ctzen Of Middle Tennessee a man Of high standing In
his community who had it from his nephew. ofioer
serving under Forrest. About the middle Of the sum
mer OF 1862 Forrest surprised tho post Of Mufirees
boro, commanded by Brighten. 4. 4. CritIenden OF
Indiana. The gorrson was composed mostly oil inc Wh
Michigan and 2d Minnesota lninniry aud the lth fehp
sy.vaRia cavalry. After some te lighting the troops
were surrendered mulatto man who was ser' ant 70
OF the officers Of the Union forces brought To
Forrest horseback The latter inquired oil him, with
many oaths, what lie wns doing there"
Tie mulatto answered that he n free man and
ont ss servant 10 officer, naming the oihcer
Forrest who was on horseback deliberately put his
hand 10 his bolster drew bis pistol and blew tho mans
brains ont The Rebel officer stated that the muGito
man from Pennsylvania. and the officer de-
nonIoed the act Of cold bOoded murder and uc-
clared he oud never again under Forrest Ihs
murdered man not soldier ad indeed the occur
took place before the United S;gtcs Goyerninent
determined n negroes. or the truth OF this there
is not the shallow oil doubt and IL can bc established
any DAY by living witnesses. Your obedent servant.
ID. J.. SrANLEl, Major General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
CLOSE RUNNING AGAINST TMa.-Tm San

Franc'eO BeliiH Of the 5th u says The clippership
Hornet arrived to-day in 100 days from New.York We
learn that wages of 500 each were laid by the Cap
tsns Of this ship ard the Star Of tie Union while load
ing that the respective passages Of their vessels wonld
he in 10 days or less from port OF sailing " destination.
The Star Of the Union arrived on tic 1T in nt ia l2l
days and the Hornet arrived to-day within the Heads
in 100 days. From what can learn, both vessels,
although making good passages, have technically lost
chen bets. as passage, generally Ieosoned from
aACAOraAj " aDeAoig.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

mn, named Archey, at LockPort, N II
mai taken IN with bleeding at the nose and
s ss yomitod deoayed portions OF ' II, s,o
Which had apparently grown 20 mMat! .r.c uN and /,
acb. One OF ne ere au,1d .o sn a,,ergs.d,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
q BOOTS -
f, t' - ND, sd.ia va+r n
SHOES ba,lns -1Hor

THE uadsuis1ed respectfully epik the at-
.sS aoss 2 n :sss ... ss
y M aSkn snsnsifscsnrs, ssd his 1stssl sns.
,ssiis... I "a sssssss.; @ .ssss. 4 sssiisy Ga "a
many years in basinssss sna bic ysrk h.s.
he!ssoioss. sivsn general sdsfacsion. .e Hs
win cell . good wsrk and . low = any house
In Baltiasors. Pesssos are requessed 10 csil
and look for themselves. before pdtchasiDg
elsewhere.
/ 'e..7a- au0EoR9E g. O.O00,T,f
Ne. 2Ssaith Ohlyrgs aerest, >,
.a5.s..' (eas door from RAlsipass sreessl
. - s:n x. a. 3, Baltimore, Nd.
Febfnasy lith, lSs4--6n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
.ctr,e.s Yo cREplToRs.

&-aTicE 10 Aesshy given that the sasscr.'
IN Ser ,has chained frsm the orpna"s ~.
GssrI O. Masy . sssasy. :" Maryland. 'es,
s.,s 81 sdninis,sa,isd oa ishs personal estate o.
Nor 6. Yasss, late Of said county. o.. 90.
ss.ssl. Al Psssess aassns as,ms ..s;a., h. m.
..... -;.1 a. propsr sssehss .herssf. 10 the
s.s..r;sss 49, On q te6sss NE 3ash az Of API'l
~: a.Ssrs.ss ,hsy nay b excluded by la~
- IN Ssse6s II de sasd ssssse, 0tvsn an'
-. 20 80 sAis S0sh Cay q Oa:: iSe4'
~ !" JOHN H. YATES.
e ''aa's ~--a . .i q. Adminis9atas
eea.. setA. tess-&~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
.SlillT!'MlMlly I'D '@lllllz!Erl'll 7 rl'll
,.ssass s.a.Il lsssssaxssso
!; ,e,wir s'SLtyEaa RSsss!.ls.. 4,

7srs.s. essssesvFesr o. oeIsf;s,,- Z,
4 =. . hs psii sishiai sik nppteai No
/ !, : - sansAs, .sd % spaPer
4 i.ssSsIl >s.rspsisa Of ~ Pshhsh-
- dol - I,,,,,.n,s,, ,,.,,.,,.,,n,s,,.s. ss.Ls, pcr
rs1cn::s'- 9. e z. t1ss Hss's isssss;sn, saa 50
b, every saSssqesns iAssrtisa=-'
"a, lines or less constispseIa 2 isqnafsT
ffsS. aambsr Of inssrsioas , be n0s 'p.,ssd e.,.
i. rsS $50. - advertisements. II ~;,l Ss psblish'
: sd sssii AsS;l. aal charged .eeotdinsly
+ = kSsral as&assioa made - those ,vn'
dyssliss b. shs ys.r.s 1 4.saaa
Counusis,aioas of personal charscts'
.i,l - slAsaed. q he same rates a. "a
vsu.;siee. OhisuAriss ever ten line: ~ 20
ijessh sili b charged ss the rate s' "
snss pse sqoAss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
.RQ1ltE q ltndvlL.

HrEssRs. JOHN 3. WELca 4 10N.
b al hav,us bought cat the Stack Of w. A.
e.1...s 'a sks x3kOcERY BUSINESS. can b'
fsurS hessafsss, ai No. "a Commsres street
! fssoss Pysn.) whcrs they will ksep on hand .
SS~n.ssi aasos.msa, ef 0ROCERiES' wnich
sSsy v,ll ss.l isw. fsr CASH. T1sy see
s:,s -: 81 - sn'sa s,J are sD s:sy oil and pure.
Pereessl ss.snsion VIII bs paid 10 ordsrs--
saso % The sajs Of Produce.
JOHN B. WELcH 4 SON.
%..'' IA Cvscsss and General
Commission Merchants,
:. +ss Ne. II Cenmsrcs street,
v.--r Haltinhess.
lasrrh 9tst, ie61-3a. ..l
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
SELECT SCHOOL.
YOUNG RlADIES

NISS KATE CAVALIER, ts willing u
~ add four young lv|ies 70 tho number d
pupils at presest under her care. -.
She has c.,mfHtskIe and pleAsabt Boarjins
Accommodations Tor them. Her course fin.
struction comprises Oh the usual branchr,
taught in the best Fsmals Acaismies-includ.
ing French, Music, Drawing, Needle Work
The Fall sessiou commences Monday Sep
tember 5th 1884.
flcr terms will be made known upon sppn.
cation by letter. or otherwise. '" ! '@ - NO
AddreaA Leonard Town, 2. o."
3'" 90 'St.Mary's oounsy, I'D.
FsbssnsS 18th, lse4--tIo 'sas 81 e.
..!uags'.s.'i u e.agF. s,G ai ..f,. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

.eSik as.,<sisaed. lasiss ssaa On
- ~ hhs sessh ol eseds. has rsnoysd 70
an RsceosSss ssr shs, eossss of Barre D
kikHsa aSsfteaA eAssauos 90 narrs. whass BE-
va nsahafAttnfe 70 ee5ss, Piows, Hassows,
s 5lt.yAJlgs cofn, ShsA Asss, Wheat 'rhrsshsws
sief.a Pbv.sfn Hsckssnith Dell6wx, dsa.. dc
Ia viii nv pafticalaE atteatiou 70 fepairs
ssasnAst respectfully schfis his fttsaits and
svesy te.iy TO give him thssT orders, and b
VIII eusmaha ,lsEs bis wvrk will ssis, both
I'm suslity mi tpica.5 -.
.sl.ssssssi'iaos " II HARDiE G,
Mar ths Uoguss sef nssse & lishsg
tin the rear Of Lsvin Jones irm SlOss,)
eslsimoss, Nd
Match I'd, Ifr:-H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
) 'bIna.G;aa CO. .1 j
.lRALTlMoRE srovE tscUss.. :
I aJ.r aa0 Ne, S.+isA. s.'es.,l
RklTl Non r


I7MHE seasoa b Dow st hapd 70 buy yotis
u ASTOvES, FURNACES. Rang EhS. &c.
iAiso look asa sss What ,hEPAIi&S You want
doos 10 your STOVES Ssnd in yvur or
dsrs ims,s3iataly that We may executs them.
?. ones-farsh~ delay may csiiss ysa ineodvs-
pience. .aoiss Il
Dogt forget that We are ssalrg that usach.
tess Ftse P3aoe stove. the "GEAs % lsas la
Ind aud ssd stories, as s-rsduesd psioe.. aud
also the HEiNPROvED OLD DOMINION
COOK STOVE that has ~ uobly -s,o.d tine
,est over all casnpetiioss, ar--.
uSe0d in yosw orien early 70.
BIER Il co.
'bsif., Stose House,
49, 30 Lghs g..
N. D. Old Stoves aad Iron takea In Ex-
change.
ccEess isth, Iesf@G
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

n Fll]lkt Ofal !:
bTNEslRING to psrchase rsliatas sCsop
s.AI, Psodue<ss aod Fef'ilissrs, arp So
~dkcissa 10 give aas fslloving fair Triai.
r1SuPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
d oar osn, brand containing ) per e..
'Xenopi& and l2 per ct. Soluble b.
Pkoa % Line eqaal to any sold IN this
~ .,psie. SIS per ton 1000 'b'.
aAHONHaTA PEU-Compoeed OF Fine
Bose Dus, and Pare eight soil--sG very
-ssl;sAlA asa popular grain producer
.sa,2Pnss go pr top 1000 ibs
"'ssfOUpRisrTEAn q eur sws snaRllbc.
,.,,tSe,, sspsriss iS,aay sola u THE sisy#s
y,".h s'.sRsiss esospse to 1000 Abs.
=. i.sssassas ssy ss,' Il 'sAs y .lsys ssrtilissrs
~ stss.ss ssssify "2EI1L l. SONS. brand
80, Ws Nae inrStsss ID 'tisss sf Rsssiliaers
ii 80 fsonAa. kfNE BONE DUST 10.
=. 80 -. sSEa xsLI, 8 soNs.s'.''
lsNos. iA7 4 10 ,Hssasd 8Aaas
a. : sTiH a 1T.iGl ~ BHltimese
.ssKAAG "A aLau4J Nd.
ssr s,I. Isss@-& a., III ....,-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08


- AUA ssvsuiu Wiau1ss 10 nm assault and
battery ssie W ssse heard. mixed ihinei
up sooidsssblys 70 giving his sssoassn q
de s6Air. q Aftes sslseinGI hsw Dsnsia
ssms % him asd sasnek hin. b - sesed-
ed: o,'sEJn- q, d. .lAsy.I fls.~-.seaa (
IS yss homer 4 jsss.hsulsa -ag sssd
wiped kk js~. Jsss tbea1 hs dog asnn
+sloag, sod I bic hio agsia,n sai &. as'.
|. "HikiASAng.rn hao1 d i-aal4 ID .
+ ske. yss obouor. hiE Dsnsis.j' Asd
ttsn0 ] up With stone and .ihrsssd IL "a
bin. asd Il ssllsd him iessr ssa 0sss.p
Threw stsse as DesDisf f. a.
"At the dog, yer houoc-t And 10, eoi
up and bit me agsis'l
d" The dgfY.l s#Y Ggv.AT
sii''@Ns. Dsusis. Aaa wid that he stsek
hin tsil betvixsihislrs ord Eus sE. a
Dcisnis.i' a. 80 1aI ~,- ~, rsl
'5n. NJ the dog. And when he same
back as me he got ne dosn aud pssodcd
me, yer hosor." s., -. !, II
Tie dog came hack ss you r. ga
81 = Maj Dsnsis. yer hosor, aad hs .isa'l
hurt at ALL" - = ~ a,ss 80 saI l1sas.fili
Who isu't hort r.
The dcg. yer houor."
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

. Re-I.sS Mn s,il ..4< o s..s.a .sae ? ps.ot,e
vbo hsd eo.Ss isto kia sh.p9i u ss6tF fGs
ria. "'NsnJ pcnsJs sss ID be &ssesaasr
AskisS reIiaiss's elosk. vhys l. aieu sss
tbiea TO- sssh ssssss stoassaks.d a. %
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

. ~. e.. mlla mlla 'tu!lt t!l., autat,,.suutss,ls.. h. uutssl..
NJ" y'n ysdA RlUaIsC11VE. .7il1sq ia
d ske osssliss HsSssr teAAsS,rsly
ssses dss sisss, ~ - %sis q gissssd
dsssss osths lkllzespgsl1bis sAn vshsI u
Aosps - s1iaDRsdI ilssi.ssis b. ~.
Aitsss. = wtspslaliI lelssxf fytkshsnps
6tiRtses pAsMgss. NsItf7'ts sTs vssT
Fn Ms.a aDrus,aasd wss 10 srdsss ,sduissr
u heeps aos cAiliAssa. Hsovas4ts,
With love Of hoops. WtsSa hsAsss
child Of tssAsr grouth As ussd - .suoals
hoops. sii' ssconscisas u the hssxtA ~
in ssoes ios him. AAssria h6s Asizsssl.
loscd , ring. rthisl sssslsss h . ,Assyisg
cough. asd svss ~ O. ~ sfss ssp-
y hossAead bstseks ss.ss i1soihis sys..'
Nr. Blown soupasinsd tina b Sss ~
possibls sosAsaiss wiss. duo ahss dssaas
~srs 10 kidassT BY Aesps .sa ss,ssspss 10
erioolise shst the nsksa-- ..s'5
6psaker--Ordss.
Ar. Brows--Ar. epsskssA u Fs'sr
sp..t.r-rle sa.os.b'. ssa'isaa is
gu, Of sssdsr. '." "7"7s
Mr. Brown Bat Mr. spssbss. he =.
ksd- r. ~. -
Spe.ker--Iloid your soesu~. Iir. 'a@
Mr.. Brsvn--rAs ssksd- u 80
speater---l,pon my soul. Brown. silonee
or I'll have you arrested. 90 ''''"
Mr.. Drowu--Psrui. me 10 sxpl,iu. Mr..
Speaker. whes I aid shs naIcd-
Speaker yellios clear tho galleries
oflsdies. Mr. Sergeant. '.' = 70
Mr. Drowu-Iu the nans Of the sevea-
toen sraoss snd the 6fte n muses. llr.
speaker. let me apo'isise; I splJ u,sass
!. to Say tha, hoops aud eriaoline have reach.
Cd to sach rS.uudeusy ,h.. it 80 iupoasi.
ble to srive q, ,he naked
Speaker Qr.ntie.lly)-Dssth asd blue
a-.;i. s..s. - I'll tr-ie you visA sAs
uacs. Consider the impropris.y Of
! Brovn (~ilJly)-Trush truth |! truth
N'ksd truth Vas VIA. ! VI. going % ~.
,Ar. DpSbsr Ross understood bis koonsor-
.bl. friend could no. p... along Il. streets
~ishos. beiss s'saultea BY bighv,yssen.
koy. surely. the hsaor.bIs. .aenL.s ko.n
Lake Ontario eonld 90. bu: be .u.rs i,t..
the sh,r.e'sr OF s,ery msnbsf AZ tLs
House ~. affected BY s.eG dsn-- =
Mr.. T'lbe'tso objected % sseh 4saaasli.-
| !psaiary language :. .5,.,,I ,dr
Dir Ro0 0protsstsd Agaiust iatsrupsisn.
lie va soiaG .ssy sssh dap--r -, :.
l. NIL. Cawspp--Ths honoralls ssn
Der sbosld ass ssssr "a .hh d,s,dful ~, :.
nst'. s8r.,5gZ - ,I.i1o1a,s ssH,s s~Lz-y
7,Mr. Ros--Ws..t dSias sasshias. Of
tho kind. but .Quld b ,sppsd ~ n sp il
sos allowed ~ 6aish Ais sss.apc.r-h, pch
. &p--srder. @slsr Asar.(sasfsaor
-hs vsula sspsss is-Ihy sssh A,Asp--
(.rs~epdosa aprar. y sGt .ua r',rr,I,
I'r ". Wsigh sssa % lssd,ae-s1. .ssiiss
tho vildsss sssiudiss. -sAss H. Ap,s,,b b.
e,ses'sa ,.s.. i. Iaas. N" sssI. .v,..
I4lasgsseA. Doe 5sabqgd ,sel bsssssA,
M. &sas <taAt 10 lksfass) ssslpiHsd
that dsuasiaE sAslanAsss .sas ~ lbss7 ,hs
ss....o =, shea !. ,,. ;.,sr,r,, ~ b.
IN EoJ-- .-q at ..,.- -
NJ. TAhss.-Nths q si,.,is a..
~ Rsss--RssiisA sas--~y.a cd 80
la,,Ms Csaeps--Whss ~ - log,w,
| Mr.. Rs..k,;lalr>.. f,sa;.A -..a..s;... ~
i
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

} - ~ .-s 1'7S--ry iii GAR
W. WIZ: r. d;s sss.SSyya Sya g'sr,'. sssy W.
vld world, of,oar.e.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

TOHN VT. FINDLAY. lAstosnsy st Law
- No. % Law Building, Rslstasese ~ill
attend 70 the cealectios of Chains fos enlisted
slaves. both assiust the Gover0msnt asd Sists
ksi<r.no.s--E. LEO sfALDING.
Judge b. FORD.
Hon. B. q. HARRIS.
Narck l7sh 1AGA-n .i'f
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
N o I'll C. e.

THE undsrsigned will give prompt sisen-
saoa to tie promrasion Of descriptive lists, "
and the collecliun Of National aad State boan-
ties for enlisted slaves. .....-....-
re. COMBS,
Attorney q, Law,
iIoUsE KEEP ERs, LDoK TO YoUR
INTEREST! ''
RIBB 3 Co. No. % Lshf stress, Balti
y more. manufacturers Of and dealers |
Hot air furnaces, Cook apd heating Stoves
Ranges. Cabooses, Parlor Grass, ETC., Camp
C.,.kin: and heating Stoves. of every variety
aud beauty, always ON hand. Also manuiac-
ture end selI the s0EM" ILLU MINED.
GAS BURNING, FIRE PLACE STOVE,
the NOS. perfect and bess arranged PARLOls
HEATING STOVE in the market. !
OLD STOVES taken in ExchanU, Re-
psirs for oil kinds of rarior and 0bok Stores
constantly ON hand.
August 4th, lSS4-ef
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

In ehe home o0Be called cDaDe.
-s,T Ga. ~ 9., le Ts - ~.l&I1lE ,
ss Whssc sss nov the asuass I lsnde1
Q Ia those sunsy, by-gooe' ycsrsf
Ere Hfs's shade with sunshins blended
Or my eyes we're ssed 70 tears!
sWhees the old fsnilisr fases r
Or That u,sde homsss hirsad bright,
When we oil we're 10 our places -
From the morning until nigns b
Where the is.her's stsseiy be.Iisg.
Where the tender looks Of lovei
Oh. Pm sure they must b wearing
These same looks. Wbs dwell above
Whsss The swses and girlish Staging
r How We loved those olden Jays.
Msn'ries Of the lopg past bringing
Song, Of inishtly deed. and days
Where the beauty. safly h.llowed.
That childish facs once worsl
.',Wh,sre the little feet that followed
ALI my waud'riugs by the .horel
Whore the tisy form that ncsslea
Closer to NY side At night.
When abroad tho storm-kipe wrestlct
Wind With wave 10 angry might?
Where the sunlight Of youths morn
ing
4. On 20 bs.tle-6elds that shone?
Sunligh. sha. had brought 60 w.rsiea
Of the bloody days to come. %
Will the slive-tranch e'er glsdden
Eyes that watch thro' tears sh.
storm?
Hearts oil sore and heavy-lalea
With The burdens they have bOrue'
%" Woe is me! The eumbesms reddel
With the bloody hucs Of war;
While the deadly ,ain aud laaden,,
.s Scems to reach ~ from af.s. IA
Nov cur fathers peaceful dwelling
Has . ssssSge, deserted air
Mute and imcaruful story telling
OF What once was glad and fir.
In the chambers, dark aud lonely.
b Nov no. bousehoh step ,I heard,
IL Threaghsibs balls the wind calls ouly
'' With IL voices ssd spd weird : :
! Torn .ni scattered, dusty p.gesa q,
4 Are fbe only tokeos fft s,.@r'., '
0fthoss wsistea thoush.i Of faagss.
iai)a lSsssed BY our fsahess kepa.E 81
b" OS the wallis tSe picsufed'isees ~
:, ,,,, - y their frsnes 10 lcpser e'os-
F.llsn lssysas are autunAs sras...
Ths cue hsassholdp eeds lie low.
4,nAsIoG sso541I sil rsN4o ,sQs .rrs "a.
,Khh.ishe jesss. sod idla ssasDiss.
7's'd dStssugem pass With ruthless sssad
Through that home Of lies brigh
~ IL psrnins;.,I .o,,s.~ ur (.
My hsme sew issish the dssdl
ls ny dsssns I stand il gladpsss
''7@ On she shore wssbed BY the ~s,es
81 d, sunuy land, wake IN ssduess,
" rvs n.ashs len in tsse b.. gr.ves
Ball. OCT. sosA, ,ss. Iii. ,,,.. ~ -'~1' :, /
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

=, CasAfrxs. fHx PkfSrxs. -Aa cxchxDge
lSsys. several 'r,ishtAen were ,tyise. the
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
sELEeTEB I sPlOlE!'TlRY.. So


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In ahs home / ooes called dine.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02

Dust.--We dislike dust. We don't believe
In duet, no matter II we have to return to
duet. The oriental traveller tells us Of the
rlitterine deserts Of "Araby. the blest. !" snd
the periodical simoons which sometimes
sweep those sandy Plalns With such terrific
sfFee, as 10 wither all 10 whose nostrils was
the breath Of life, aud piercing all penetrable
stuff with invisible particles Of parched sand
Those not familiar With the meteorological
phenomena OF Arabia, will consider the ex-
hibitions during several days Of the past
week as near an approach to q series Of
simoons ss would be consistent with safety
and comfort. Dust penetrated the eyes,
ears aud nostrils Of all living things, render.
ing mundane things rather obscure to the
perceptions. Dust erept through the crev.
ices Of closed windows, into Offices already
overstocked with dust; dust insinuated
itself into psrlors, chambers and kitchens to
the great disgust Of tidy house wives dust
entered the stores Of enterprising merchants.
not only to the disgust Of clerks, but to the
damage Of dry goods; and finally, the preva.
lence of the ubiquitous element recalled to
the minds Of the dusty many, the old rhyme;
"ssith the preacher, 'mingle duet
Let US mingle as we must"
Can't the business men do something TO
lay the dust1 Down with the dustl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
From the l2Sd o. v. 1.
MARrisarRa, w. Val
May le, ls6t.
Ma Enron!

May le, le64. !
Ma. EpiroR;
few lines from member Of Co. ", 1891 Reg
.. V. T. in reference TO the battle last Sunday 10 the
vale, Of Virginia, between General sigel and the
rebel Generals imbodsn, Breckenridge, early, and
Others may no, be wholly unintsIesting to many Of
your readers.
On the 9th instant we commenced our march from
Winchester, down the beautiful valley ofthe shenan.
doah, full of buoyaney and hope that we would soon
have chance to measure vSlcr with the destruction
lists Of our once happy country. We met with no
rebel force to impede opr progress until we arrived
within a few miles north Of Woodstock, where the
rebels had picket on duty, who on our approach
disappeared. We continued our march until we
reached Mt. jackson, when the rebel. began to show
themselves In some force under the command Of Gen.
lmbcden, whom we ,kirmi,hed with, driving them
before Us until we got within a few miles OF New.
market, when Imboden was reinforced by General
Breckenridge, Early, and Others o lesser note. and
where we found We would have something to do
oar force consisted of the 1891 Ohio, isth q. w.,
3ith Massachusetts, iH virginIa, aud two regiment.
Cavalry. We skifmished with the enemy some dur
ing Saturday night, end on Sunday, the regiments
nsmed were engaged in the fight generally, the two
line. surgiHg to and fro on the same ground. w.
until We were foreed TO yield by greatly superior
numbers. We fell back to the main body Of the
army, being comps lied to leave some OF our wounded
on the field, aud also our dead. Our entire loss we
not prepared to give, but It is small compared
with the eneneyi. The regiments engaged seemed
TO Sie with each other a. to who would d .tingush
themselves most.
The i23d ohio, officers ,nd men, faced the deadly
afl min
ii' numbers greatly thinned. The number
Killed and wounded in the regiment we have not yet
leRosed, except ss to company ID, which ba. been
=, ,poyted as follows;
Philip Wall. ,ergeantj
William II. snyder, pdvatsi
James Keenan,,
ssvERELy WOUNDED AND MISSING.
&c. Leshy, orderly ,srsesntj
JSwes II. Davidson, pIivstei
Seth r. Gamble,
Samuel NJ. Gilbert,
ono r. Beard,
Benjamin l.. Hoover,
Henry Reynolds,
Oscar Tory,
WOUNDED DROUGHT orr THE FIELD.
Captain r. X. shawhan, struck by piece of a she'll
seriously;
snd Lieut.. David Miller, severely In shoulders
Corporal Leander Coe, right elbow;
Private David ID. Bowenook, In handj
John T. Baker. ,lish,lyj
seiden NJ. Beard, slightly In l-gj
William Crosley, slightyj
Peter Cofrigan, severely In breast;
David Hague, slightly;
Chauncy Labounty, slightly;
David q. Mower, 'everely-right arm ampu.
| tated;
Gideon Marin, slightly;
| Petor swarz, I" in thigh;
FfedeHsk Wagner, severely In ankle.
Yours, Respectfully,
A MEMBER OF co. u.
| l23d Reg. o. vi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-02
Private VIM H. Patterson. The follovi

Private VIM H. Patterson. The following
resolutions were passed ly the members o.
COG. l64th Regt o...v. l., on the death O.
one of their iellow.soldiers:
Whereas. W. II Patterson has been tsker
from our midst in a moment Of time, anc
cast deep gloom through the entire com
,pany, and aware that the sorest afiicticn
must fall heavily upon the bereaved parent,
of toe deceased, which time may not efface
therefore,
Resolved. That we deeply sympathizt
with the parents, brothers and sisters who
mourn the loss ofone who was near and
dear to them, and that In his death the
country has lost a true soldier and his com
rades beloved companion.
Resolved, That copies of these resolu
'tions be sent to the Tiifin tribune for pub
location aud to the parents Of the deceased
JACOB RAYMOND, Chairman.
ISAAC SEITZ, Secretary.