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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-25
Mr.. Peters First Wife.

Dear dear no toast, eggs boiled as hard
as brickbats, and the coffee stone cold, and Mr..
Peters rose from the breakfast-table in temper
BY no means amiable and rang the bell violent
Jw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13

The Fulton tMissouri) Telegraph is not
given to hosxing, but it tells pretty tough
egg story on the authority Of gentleman
Of that city, who, it says, is perfectly reli-
able. An egg Was laid by hen belong
ing to Me-. William Mckinney, in Galloway
county, which possesses the peculiArity Of
having one side lead color. Just in the
center Of this color is spot Of white,
sbout half an inch in diameter. The
other half is divided into two equal por-
ti5>s ~ another line, running from end
to end, one St which Is Ps'feUtly white,
and the other hesh CoIored. Bat the
stranRest part Of the whole shsiE is JET 10
be told. On the white portion, about half
sn inch from iks lssd color, Is the VOID
"PEAcE," written in such way thst the
upper part Of the P extends into the lead
color. The shape Of P is an exact re-
Uresentatiod Of the palm leaf figure 50
afteu seen on ladies shswls. The pari
vhioh IL in the Lead oOlsr is in bas relIsfi
the rest Of the word seems to be wrought
Il - Nkn uknl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
CLOSING OF NAILS.

Ek5F1RN THRouaH, for Erie, BuEalo, Boston, Hes
Aorzs Hartford, a1d WiliOughby, RAinelTils, 6lHss
"a AstAD1ia and Couneaut, cioees st &A5 A n.
EAsTAAa fHBouaHs for hsa YORK only, eln1ll e
EAsTEzH THRoUqH, for Hris, Euaslo, Albany, Boz
tons New Nork and Hartford, eiossa at an P. II.
nAsrERH WAY, for ali pOtntI between OlsVsland anA
sTlss olossa At $50 P. d.
WEsTHss raB0UaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohioagp
Ana AitWAukse, closes At 900 P. n.
HHsfHRa THRoUuh, IOr 1Osedo, Uegroit, Ohtoag9,
DabuqusI - Joseph and Cairo closes At SO p. n
HETERA NAY for all poinsa between OlsgaiEad
and Toledo, closes st 1880 =. N.
eAHDUBAY hAKs for sandulKy Gnd al inteEmSdil9a
points, closes 81 $40 P. a.
OHoIEsATI WAY, for ali points bstWesa USgslaaG
enq Oincinnats Gloss Il l.3o ?. n.
UfHCIHHAfI fHbOUan, IOF columbus, DaTtol, ug4a
Ark and Cincinnati, closes ct 10 P n ueaTss g SIS
Raxt morlins.)
LoutsYlli9, s.. Louis. IndiAnapolil EAnsITilO md
Wheolinss Gloss ~ 6seo p. n.
PIrIsEcReH rHROuaE. Tor PtttEbargh and WaIh-
E1gtOn, closes at I7.i5 z. n.
RIF1gsURGa HAT, TOR ali points bOtWasn Olsysland,
N9il5Viile and P1ttsburg, Harrisburg. PhiAdephiA-
baltimore ana washington, closes Gt5:A0 A n.
@AHokiAe HATs Tor all rOints bstWsen OleTBlAnd
nd EounEss0Eas closes st 10 ?. M.s tloaVOS Ct Tls
nEDIak wETs SlOsss asa 4. n.
Ao0keoEI, Ge; closes on uesdays, FhuFsdAgB RB4
5RsOEayILL1, B1zH, So. OlOsos Tzusdays dsas.
ardags. ~ - sE.f
BHAEos OEATsB, Granger, aoFth RoyaItoa a,
doses Gn T0esdAyH and Saturdays 81 ] A. Il.
MAEREEgFIILHi cicse8 daily, i0.s0 A ~.
AsEOEETzlAH0 and Euclid, ,cioSss daily, Is II, n,
sS-4Ail and Drop Lstssu AEs required, b. NV ta
= sIe-Daid.
IAN CITY Circulars are rsquirsd 70 b Vrs-uaII
ulkh . tWO-cent nAmp,
a-g- 0mos open fron 7.90 a Il. % E:Bs ?, n. On
sunday Irozn a. n. % Ias2o A, n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
IODINE.
DIR. q. ANDERs 4 CO.'S
r IODINE WATER.
IODINE.


. + j.. - -r- -
EEi1fgs Water acts upon the Heart Liver ktdneyEB
H,.-estiTe Organs and GIandular STstsm.
TbA SUCCESS which bas attended the uss o. thlS
remedy Ia private practi e and the sRdor ensnt OF
medical authorls, snAbls us to reoommsnd it to the
Dtaotioioner sd the I1blic Iesliag confident that
Utta iar trial it viii attssr rs own excellence in
tSsc1Fe Of OhroEie diseases Whoh Indicate Aodius,
Neh e serOfula Bronchitis, Skin AFupti0seI heArt
~and Kidney Diseasss, Nervous Affections, HsG
rassiA.
= nasy reIy uDsn the uniform strensth Of
e. containing thres-quartsr grains
AollIo NSh auid ounce pure water. no sol
nj Isine u-sd. Is Eot abe % deoompGHation
~Slsd intQuAiitiesj neither
-, LAM orydiEsd nor OeurraliHod By combination
-, =, -, ,o1rsd,spt. Esnd TinR thiH solution suS''
,.tbsT metsod q eA sibitiUs Iodine.
Fuu directions accompany zach Sottle' tna. Is LlaS
bs used a. a ianily medicine a well - DJ the FrO'
fsEEion. -
Price one dollar per bOttis. On Geeeipt = ' p.s
dolsrs, Elk bottles delivered iTss By e1ssss % h1
Addrns-
B.-ara Of eOuhisrieits sud limitations which un'
prtdetpalsa dealers sndeav0r " dispose Of on ouS
regulation See our signature and trade mark ttne
Greek werd heading this adVerti -smsEt)' upon the
labels and vrapparB OF each bottle. without Wsion
nsae Il genuine.
Oireulars gratis. Or. II. AHDERs oO,,
PhysiciAas sud Chemists,
No. as Broadway ssW York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
,.o-s-t Wierd Gun lately oonatruois

TbaGreeet Wizard Gun lately constructed
at Trenton, n. J, was H.'r-t S"r-t few days
since by 3 charge Of eighty pounds 0.
quick burning powder and an elevated
shot Of go lbs weight being more than
three times the service charge. Though OF
only fifteen inches cAliber, the gun, from
its peculiar pattern, WAS extremely bulky,
being thirteen feet ID length, over six feet
in exterior disustsE sad Weighing more
than 4 GOO lbs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
00Re T4AT I0A THsOMB MALADY.

Da. GooDALEss OATAaRH l. ,a-Dl- Po-st- -
70 the very seat of tais terrible D. -, -
mates It, root and branch forever. l. .IS -
nrst and only person who ever told the - -
OArARRH really WRs-whers it oonmenceo - " -
VzanId ours II Dr. aOodale has now spe1t Ia 4hi.ao
ii battiinR with this isi dfseases exph1r1ng ~ ~
cret ambush, and making known 70 TIE y9flu tn9
TACT that Oatarrh, which hiss tor1 ears oee1 te
Snd research Of medical men and authors n Lhis
oountry and IN Europe can now be Cured Ettn tlS
- ~ uniform Certainty that mOrazg IDiilgs nL
fre1gred ~ r. GOOHALR d. D, keW York. Frlos
0I,fYl Send stamp for = Pamphies- -. -.
~ feie ugarZ9-k7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
FLOUR SEAT AND SEEDS.

UHEAT, CORN, OA1S, EfMs;,
w Barley, Flour and Seed Dealers, OountTy n =
Iars aud Others IN want Of grain Of any sind VIII
ougult their own interests By ordering direct nom
us We keep constantly IN stock Of all kinds oi
raip and sell at market rates. Cans loaded directly
krOm our Union Elevator on EerWfn street.
THATUHER, GAhDHEB. BORT 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il OF,
The Romance Of the Railroads
By the aathOr OF the "Fair Inez," The Prince OF
Wales" "The Ghost Hunters" 90.
kcOHTIHUED,l

A (ooETIsUED.)
OhAPTER IX-THE KISS IN fHE DARK.
Alter waiting six long nOurs,
And with hunger almost dead
News came tnaG the track was mendsd,
And the train soon went ahead;
coon passed place called JchnstOWn,
Filled with iron foundriss.
Hhsre the psOpe all WsEe working
Like q lot Of Dugy bees.
Then VS. came TO 9 great tunnel;
hear me sat pr tty miss,
And WHEN all was dark - midnight,
Quick from her stole q kiss
And before We reached ihs light
was peering through the WindOW,5
In my seat again n night.
After passing the great tunnel, {
To place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Gre son Is its ns ne;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair n
To ENJOY its cooling waters
And It's pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona we took breakfast,
1t was one o'clock or more;
Such q lot Of euDgTy mOrtalB
Ine'er laid syes on before;
All the gooo things on the table
In short time did disapear;
And they ell shoutiag wildly
"Qulckiy bring more bEeakfaIt here"
When l went e pay for breakfast,
said the landlOrd-'t We must CHARGE
You iust d0ub price for brsAkiasT,
For your mouth 50 aRful large"
81 doa't SEQ It, said q dearsir;
But lust chaE Sc II # You will,
And while you are aboat it,
Send 10 Uncle sAm the bill"
Notice to Drafted men and others in the Eeryce Of
Uncle Sam, and all IN want Of Rubber Blsuh cts,
Rubber Goats LegRIns Cashmere and daD nsI shirIs
Military Clothing OF any and every uescrintfOh and
nne ClOihing for oprlng aud oammsr wear We
have now tire largest stOcb in tho Ulty, which we
will sell At the very lOEeat prices.
Isaac A. Isaae'S Union Hall,
Sole Agent fer the sale Of Singers Oeebraed se Rns
Machines, Etorr's AutOmatJn Pressm "a and
etrong . Rateat .rmy Bed-Trnnk,
OOrner Superior and Union st1
~ Look out for the Giauti VA maSia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
MEDlcAl.L

Nh % 4 4 n Ok GU r. ed.
AFTER ALL oTHEB TRHATMENr FATIa
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New YORK Oity, VIII ~ ma hr,d,..
aoars ior the proof that no ever 6ils to cure he
the proof that any other Phys.ofan N ~ TI1itSd
tTes1s ne same DISEASE with equal suooess
eneS, Dr. GIBSON = happy in being able % Spno1noo
70 t9s unfortunate thas De has perfected sT5tsn oi
THE SPEEDY AND PERM fAEEs-r rrr,z
q inc above and also all CONTAGIOUS disseSS 81 IT,
EEPRoDUOTIvR oRGAHs with al bad s9soss sSt,iI ne
thererom. including general ---'o'' ~ 'AA'lns
= DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PKoSFBAFION.
DC mas suSoeeded in curing cases IA Inis oit1 So-.
y Inom had expended blndreds O. doIars WITH SeII
sly led physicians, who gro - 70 tTeaT al nrtt ~
io3 Eisn success, and without reoeiVfnF ne
". GIBSON does no. 0sast tnat he n a membar
St ttS Ooless u 2oDEon or Paris, perhaps sorA
an - ~ ~ purpose OF ensnarng the innoOf nt
& VIC heo out great expectations nsEer to Be rss
HeG; Snt Haai Dr. q. might boast OF d this, at a.
80 D.S - glYe entire satisfaction TO those who re-
p'9 ooLnashee IA hiA ability and intsgTit and thS
ne hSa Pertected an American system n IestnsS ~ y
& io Snsiis9ges any Physician of ioAdon or p n.
Os aly pAisnt medicine 70 equal Tor the radical @
Of seminal weakness aud ali sesass or a. cue
a,ghts, ootl mea.al and Physcal arising b. IN %
~ gISsos also Chains for mis- nov TT, Altman, rb
@ @oaohs 5avanSases over all Others ys' disoo1arSd
anu snu mo- me Assn'A used In no resp of dISsrs
DIE ne usea no celIos of the tark aSeG Ssh - 49, 80
ooi % LSE any other doleteriOus dTug EeoondV no
~ IDohs IN diet or business is yVasired thirdiy
~ treatment Is positive and osrA In All 6ase1 ~
sta1ds PIoy3red TO go into any ubic or private hoS
Pltal u tae United statos aud demcfstras the i'm
menso superiority Of mis- nee frs1tTnent ovsr an
OtneE nov known 70 the wGsrld IN point Of prompt
ne.S sermanencys nildns al saSety apd eopyents1os
i to the patient 'S 40 S'A'oHs0hoe
= ~: GIssos Is permsAently located in Cleveland.
aEe nae during the Past give years performed man1
modes Of rsatmen nT ReiernesS can Ia saS ~ ~ ' ne
yiduss Of the hst respsctahiiIty in CIeSslSPd Ros
~ LtSM LW Sand other cities In regard 20 skiiI aud
integrity IN ali professional transactoas DysSspsis
| ueassa sith superior suoees6
| - medicinea sent TO any part o the oouutrV op
/ retlsipt % ten collars. W
Or. GIzBOn' g hew Work hVa toy 81. ~
his aaico. M -
BE- ayBEoH
1 &csEneea o. 4LAcs E0P.Tur AHD MHpTUUH.
Jmoe-ll9 Seneca Street, fsW doors from supsrfoF
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
j Omee hvqrJ nem9 70 Il and nom ITO O'Clock
| daily Sundays 6xceptod.) -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
VEaaherg. asOtlaersIl eaOthS<s ]

Oonst tail TO procure &rs WIhsbONb D sOOfH>
IEt, sYRUP iOr CHILDREN FEETHlNG.
M, valuable preparation is the pres riPtion oione
=, - Vt Female Physicians and Nurses In the
-, -, End has besa used for thirty yearH
ss. Wing safety and SUCCESS by millions Of
- -. never Ia Ndrsn, from tho ies5le infant Of one
.-S,UeLH aAa ehi It not only relieves she child
80 80 70 tAs sanit. rstss the stomach and bowels,
- s4i SlA ihNls' dives tone aud energJ % the
r-'SSs sAoliyi eno 'uOst instantly relieve
Rsuole gystem- twill 81 Wa, AND WIND OULIu.
ey,IPIsG III THE SOW s1Ta-t Remedv IN the
We believe it the Best 1, An bss and DysenteTy Ct
World In ell cases o. DlAl u IssthinE, or from
nm diTections for using viii 90 nile Of OUTFITS
e. si,,s,e brnrius unless the tso 81 -sRBsr.
sae5 saes5VREsISts sS EsV1 York Is on the y, M Omos
M br All Medicine Dealers. FFihS
2 w. Pic. opIy IS Gents per Ben =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
MORNING LEADER.
From the Sixth OhiO Cavalry.
BOrToN BRIDoF, Va,

Wovensat Of the Regimrui---Its Part In
Ike RecsuL BRttles---Death Of major
N0rthWHy. HH...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
P0sT-0FFIGs TInF.TRBlE.

1854. summer Arrangement iSSs,
FOB FHI
Arrival and Closing Of nails
AT THH
CLEVELAND POST OPFIUB,
OOnmsnOinE Monday, hAy lsgA. IsfG.
s-liAis VIII Be oPsnsd and rsady iOE eSliVsEy e.
ao1r after arrival Of erainE-
-. An Nails eloss one hour belOTo Departure q
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DHROR.
AasssEn t.57 : Through arrives ct An, and EN M
Eastern NaI arrives -. ...
PittsbuEEh Through arrives At Et5 Al,
do way arrive Al s=0 ~.
sendusky Way arriyesA A.
Mshoning Way arrives 81 $50
OinoinnaE Through arrives ateslj N,knR.W.
do Way arrives a. $50 ?. y
Western Through arrives - so q and &E6 ,, N
do Way arrives az 2.S5 7. n
modtna Way arrives at 40 P. N.
kookport 40, arrives Tuesdays, ThnndayI Ana Bats
nrdAyg at u n.
BreeksVis, Bath, a.. arrives EOndayI and EEsdaya
sharon Center, erSnEsr, North Royalton, 49, Knives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 p. II
MATrensViils Arrives daily ~ l6:i6 A. Il.
AasS OleTelAnd and Eneiio arrives daily e 4. H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
By q * A "a a "a,
Member Of tie Royal OoIIegs Of PhyGeaRs
L9sdoa, EA0Lasd; GTG8usts of
Rieord's HosPissl y0F

FEMALE DISEAsE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or.
sans and Montreal Hospitals Tor the last tee yse-E
hAs opened an Ufaes A. the --
johnson House, Cleveland,
where ne viii be happy to meet all those who Al.
GIotsd with subacnts and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely diHSreRt from the old
plan, aud Is mild efhoa0iOus aud effective. His med
tcines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never been ussd but By other physicians in
America besides himsah. He haa spent the greatest
art Of his life and thOunds Of collars in obtsining
. teW secrets In his profession. De tee the Urine
lor An iorms Of disease. No charge giving an
honest and true statement Of thisr casa.
- ePERNATORH&A
10 YOU'VE MEE.-he can prove u you In q lev min
ufss that he is the Only physician you ever treated
Ith that Cures this DISEASE FOR eyeTy patient who
El follow hns directions, be Will give One Hundred
Dollar II hs tails In curing this disease No charge
r7nsds tor consultation. Those IT distance who
sigh 70 consult the Doctor may 40 20 b. sending q
snail Vial OF urine b. mail, with PsRe and age,
aad he viii anIBar describe their case, and the
Gosibility OF sssting Teiieii ~ eDolosins return
o0stags stamp. mAfG4a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
CLOTHING.
r E NJ VAL.

The undersigned hss PLEASURE in announcing that
In consequence of his increasing bCs0es well
with 6 view Of supplying. 10 connection herewith,
81 full and complete as3orEnentof
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FRIEED N BEED-TRY II

n AeAAAD ~ AAA-D - -
Or. Sweets INFALbIBLE LINInEETiH prepar-
Cd rom tue recipe DR.. Stephen Sweet OF Connect
fcut the great bonsssttsr snd has beea ussd IN his
practice or the last twenty yoAEs with the most as
tonishlug success As az external approstiOn 10 is
WfInouE ri0a, And Wi allsTiAte pain m re npeedi
yItaa aay Otner Preparation lOr Al keeul atio
and herNOuH Diaorderu II Il Truly IN 9iei ana -
curative for WOundBi 5praiBs brul e-i 49, 1ta
soOth Hg, healing ana poSertgl strenR nlnE pr0-
peuHilie1 eXrfI the aat6nlahment and der Of
al WnO have ever given lt lIlAi- OFer sour hun-
drpd oeltihcaes Of n usIha0ie curss perlofied D.
it within me last yoars, attest shis tact.-
6tfoag and Arlnssrohgs aEenta Tor Cleveland.
dscl0 teOWdaW:hz2
Dlsesses Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urins-
II and sexual bystomB-neW and relisbis treatment
-in hsports OF the Howard Acknowledgements By
mail N sealed letter enVelOpea, Tree oi ohargo Ad-
dress Dr.. J. sklLLEH HCUGH FUS, Howard Az
.oeiAron, SO. South ninth Street, Phila1eiPhiHs
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PelIclsS issued at lowest paying rates
pro uptly I'd ,astsd
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s9Mzasslsa AsAszAEIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-13

=! Man@Aet~e' Of sArt' and c6Ilsr..
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CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.

sllaiis viii bs opened and ready ioE ealiVuEY oaa
nolr after arrival of erainE-
-. AN Nails elcss one hour before Departure q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-27
TAKE eeURaeE.

We are Standing upon the edge Of crisis
which calls feE the best strength and the ne
blsss energies Of ourspoepls, Oar situation is
b ne means des Nerats, yet it Is ons which de-
Easaas Of meR 70 'Ve and reflect. Drifting
ss ws Row 90 hsedlsssly down the current, our
fIto is inevitable; but lst our country up AID
face the stern rcRlity-let dreams bs diEpellea,
snd false hopes be burisd-let the busy note Of
Preparation ring through the now sssgaased
country, and we have no fear for the future.
Ths next esnpsigR is the hinge on which nay
sRi.Sg cur destiuies, and It is foE Us to say
whether We shall be ushsred into the presence
Of events gildsd with the hale Of success, or
dsrkened 9Th the shadows Of defeat.
If our people viii be bHi true TO themselves,
says the C0lumbiS sarglisias, true TO the in
Elincts which have PsrmeAtsd the breasts Of
every nation who hare fought for and won
their liberty, and true to the great principles
which at the beginning ef the war stood a.
high wstsr mark in every heart, No have no
fear Of the result, God is By our side, though
he tights vita visor down. Our cause is truth
itself, and ruth can nsYsr fail Oar physical
g5rongth is sbstsd only Tor the momsni. Pow
er, 8 mighty power, is still latent on the StroBg
arm and will Of she peopls. Bling forth this
yeunE gisnl, inslil in.o bis hssrt the genius ei
rb7rality ard religion, unite faith with labor,
ard prayer with good works, and vs believe
lhst The Almighty will sgEin shower down
upon Is those wonderful blessings which IN The
past hsys made cur nation a by-word for
gTBstrsss throughout the world
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-27

which the enemy gets from thslt suaTtsr Cap
taia GsssnIes's ssl Tiess some iriibsfe Re has so
auhoysd the GOTTEN sellers that they sksve re-
pe3iedly ecmpIsined and I'd ufotses them
sg 4inst r1ids Il enc Of the purEl0sss d kha new
post Hs is Represented as being. vafy eficient
has burnsd conB;deiabls eottbn, Ekfeh ether
wise would have ebae 70 Nlws Qnesns At
Esvington recently thscs was ti iE9gs amount
Of Yankee stores, tar, eic This Gaptsin Gresn-
lee peunced on and ca ireiy daslToyea BE ais
aastroys everything which thsrs is < TIobsbG-
iiy Of falling irto TIE haHd5 sf tsE enemy--
saw mills, ETC, which they noqF have 30 great
uss for.
One Of tho mort dashing sud dangsrcas cav
alry of6cers ia tho Yapkss service had been
espturld. That Is Lieat Earl He was few
days ago IN prison At tsiiu;0n. Hsis ssis 70 be
very Slippery fellow, whom z i hsrd to kesp
Eter fBdirg.
Oar informant sho says tsAs spies al
through tie country are bchsvy3 q be runner
ous II his solitary j5lrraey b. Ipss some VFsIi-
m9uEted uaan thst hs was certsn ware Of lhis
chsrzefsF-sonla of tha.a Doubtless making
their sy to this city. L ig siuguiar that Sc few
Of these prisonsYs hav0 besrr esigdi; Or rather,
Il caught, 90 few of shers lWhry5 hanging or
ssootiag tue public ban ksauS f = lH05ils Trj
bHNs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-27

We have jass reeeiysd some interesting and
reliable information from friend who leis
Amite Oh the 18th iHst He informs rs thss
the whole YANKEES force At Ata3isoaville, La,
Is about 2000, Of sll aTass They are there fer
the purpose Of establishing permanent post
ior tho purpose Of facilitating trade and get
ting ship timber. In New Orleans the Yankees
are building boats snd a dry dock, and il 10
frop country which ihjs post is designed to
proteos lat the best timber tea ibess purposes
& ob.aiaed Il Includes the seetien between
Msdisonyille and ths New Orleans and Jack
eou railroad BY X ing Up line for twenty
ava miles, they ca seaFe themselves Is >bis
sb;set The Jacks sosd ia completed az lar
:. Msucksc and H. {oo3 working order. A
briaae across the Asnehas has also been I'm
isbed
Oar ipFoTaant heard nothing Of any meai-
tassd design ea Mobile until he arrived here.
En Passsst, it may be said that this does not
inplv that such a.movsnens is not in PrepaTa-
| tioB. ....
ar,v irl that quarter with great desl OF vigor
1 q'lss- tgst ef Aisdisgnyillo, besides being ~
4 ~ aea f9s ghs pEcssskien ths tiE1esf gsstsfs
~ q 10 lie design of plcasc.iagsshe essseE
7 - s.
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/ bis kind fnEsEposilion IN heir behalf, meat q
them would have perished-
I These fzniiies had 70 Zee from fheir oouf7r-
/ table homes IN Geargia and Tannsssse, aHd
robbed and stripped Of everything 5Y tie sol
diers Of beth armies. They will reach your
city IS early IS this letter. and hope shs siti-
gems Of Nashville vii uso some means ie anal
ioTats their eonditi0n, Ter thsy are really dessi
luts, and visit you As Strangers. Some Of shsn
are UuisH AID soms are secession; b1f 20 nat
Ter, tsey are human, and Esed Jour sgmpa-
1hies.
e0aid have Eavsr flashed this letter hEd L
not bnsa ior Mr.. CEzddock, Ct the f2Sl niin8is
who has juss furnished No with q gisss 81 coed
Robbins0a e0aEty Nay ths Lord Fsplsnish
MS stcIe, and gEAat hin permit 70 ahip Httis
more
Rscruiifrg Is quite brisk in ehs army af pres
eat A great portion Of Gen. GsaTy' command
have gone homo aor thirty days The general
biuaseI IS az Bridgeport, IN command Ct thal
post Coionel Long Is zoW 10 p0sseszi0n sf
Montgomery, Aia5zEna- 50 yca see wo are pen
etrzfiag the rebel inss guits fast Wilder e
oat on a. ex5sditisB, Wach a-B net at liberty
to msnfion. fho Whsls army is comfortably
housed, and Aavs plenty Of clothing. We have
SIX boels now plying between hers and Bridge
PoEE, thanhs % he zsal Of captain Arthur ID
Wards.
That old veteran soldier and patriot, Gsneral
Palmer, is nov n command cf the forces Sc
Chafsaaoogas and dong admirably, as usg a.
1SEr Old friend, Cen Sssrman, has kis diFis On
comfortably and neatly 6xsd, So usual Aosl q
81 the correspondents havs advanced back On
Gashvi b e spend zho holidsTs All is qli1s
along tha lies. TIE bri6Eo 81 Wzi1asi5a1. on
TurnIng Waisr. VII hn finished "a q eu daF1.
aud hen Ne Wiil hear tie shriil whistle cl iAs
loeemeiTs in few days So ysu sss We are
getting along svi1minzlT. al but ne iaa.
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We leern ircm a rsisb.s corrsapondent, % q
letter dated tie Isss Instant, tom Frsdsriaks-
burg. tha. the Kaakess have nos lsndej IS
AqEI. Crssk recently.
Hs says thas the lumber reported 70 hiTs
lardsd IN ihs Gort5srn Neck was grsaily x
aeeszassd. They burnt the ccurt h0uss ard
iaii Of RiehnoZd county, and aboaf foHEfieE
hundred dollars E0rth oi bacon OF PORK st siss
place.
Ou ThETgday lrss, a portion Of "Lineoli's
Gasrd' made 8 raid through Danfriss. Ihs
wsas TO ias house Of James Nash, ESQ, rear
the village, aud robbsd aim Of bis clothes aad
guEs-AEr- Nash being assent They rstGr1ed
b. the way Of Mr. Walter Keys ssd frsz-
nesis 10 ths rzilr8sd They seemed 20 be smach
alarmed
On Friday, anothsr squad Of about ons huz-
doed csns as low doHn IS Mr. AYary'5 iSbous
two miles noT.h q ths Bell Fair NILS IN search
OF Joseph Sheppard, who Is reported % hzTs
made bis escape from ths Old CsPifoE The
last parry committed n1sny roaheriss up1n tae
efsizsns along their rouis-Rich. ssstiHsl