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from The Christian Tines.
SIGHT RESTORED.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULlSrS
of,hs ave scn.c which call seeing the most ,-
uortsut and most valued In proportion this fss ~.
are reduced hepere II entirely destitute Of ssh
how slow would be p7osress in knos'edse, and how Ina
led our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed with L.
m, universe becomes new creation clothed with beauty snA
diversified By that infinite yarey which fas to attract
the mind and heart.
For several month, past h. bcna practical subject u
"a. An insanea condition OF the eye.d', communicating
,ef,o tic pupil rendered the d.ehsrge Of daily dute' -
only psina br dangerous. Aarbangit to the effect OF
cold ~ endured through the Spring with the hope tbs
th he r.tu os warm weather would entirely disappear
Bu, IN t we were doomed d.sappoinmen Sumner 70
turned b., not ou- wcnted sight What might have been tue
r,.u, either Of further negee or Of incompetent resnsat
- cAnno; "a.
Stain. our case to q feud. he assured US thai srnlS
On. ia hi. own s,y had recently been SEATED with entire
.,e,e.. Nv d. Won Eisenber Of this city. Satisfying or
selves BIZ more pa,fsusr nqirie' ;ha. the Doctor" no e
r bu scientific oeust and suri.t concluded to sses
IN. bcet 81 bis treatment, which have now reason
zrlf
biz care N. eyes las totally changed The
pl so iur aud clear and tho Ids are entirely ifse ron
Inflammation Ts Doctor that the optic nerve has eee7
wes.ensd aud the Eo,inA assumed chronic nfanmai'ry
s.e affecting more or I'll ths other tissues and thros!e
~ II neglected. to end IA Arsuross. ophshsmiil' We be-
Hsve the term which ceu apply to eyes affected % wets
ors Having ob.aped,he mach dssTed relief take ess
p,s,ur. in acknowledges Indebtedness 20 the talent "
Dr. Ven Esnbsr and OF calling to il the attention Of ohsss
who NAV be suffering fou similar worse cosdos
Of their ever, hh said that Providence provides sasidcss
for every b.ns certain shss the eye H. in thee uuse
.ubi., 10 .evsrsr t.. than formerly Let b shaakfue
then that - Increase the tendencies which dssfsy'ss
ossgu Of vision the progress Of science keep' pace "~ NO.
tendencies, If not In advance Of shem
OFFICE, NJ. SIG BRoApwAK
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EaiRl Accident.
R,trtuoRy ruesdsy. Jsly nG 1854.

BAl1IMORE. Tuesday, Jely 70. 1854.
4 fatal accident occurred this morning. The
front wall Of warehouse in Of erection Paca
street, near Lexington street. fell. MIR. DANES he!
ser passing st the time caught beneath the rnns
Her sku fractured and both legs were broken and
her Me IS dcspaired o. Frank Lipp lad years Of
age, fatally injured. Two workmen also we've III
iurpl but not etallr
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The Draft.
PoUGHkEEPsIE, NV YORK, JUL y, ]
III: 10. IN. Ioou racaiya1.

POUGHkEEPsIE, INV ORR, jug %, 4ooi'
The following has just been received:
WAR DFPARTMENI,
Provost MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. D. C.. July %. 1854.
GyosG INspss esq. Mayor Qf PoHghtecpsi,. n y
SIR Ms dispatch in answer To your telegram OF inc
2Dth mat should have read Volunteers under the pres
cnt cell viii beoredted man for man, whether they en-
fist fer one two, or three wears.
Where they enlist for the shorter terms, more men
NAV he renuirad AT the expiration Of their terms e.
equaliyo the amount of military service among the dh'
ferent States and parts Of States.
7 am Sir very respectfully. yOur obedieni r'ahI,
JAMES Il. fBY. Provost Mars hal-Gcneral
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D,.opRo1sIy, Sr,pBgr. -On Monday lat.

DasGFRO1sI SriBBRp. Monday la-',
Charles Ebcre ard Henry flk quafrelcd near the res.
dence of the latter No. l-6 West ih! 'e'cnlh street
and during the iracas Ebrfe stabbed Biz opponent -rf
ers tunes In he LEFT be- Tho asaaliant Wns arrested
and taken before Justice podg- who committed HIN.
10 await tho injuric. of FINK Tho lsrtor lies a, MS
re- idclce In O. piecariuus condition. Fhrrr :. hbcI'
nRn hDkcr, Ggcd - wears.
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DEA NE & : @ u X T. ID.
from The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

Every nan and especially every woman, believes in his
an abstract faith in Aopay Homeopathy or ydrops'hy.
or some other form Of sci,ntif cure but With the world
large the belief no, the system, but in the doctor ~
peeiay 1. this true a. regards sur.t and oculss The
patient hss recovered his sight or his heInsn SIRE tbs
IN, blessing could have been restored to hu by no otha
practitioner than that particular one by whom his eyes or sn
were opened d. Won E.enbers /, among be-, known
aps, He has not brother practitioner has
eyes. and IL whose s. therefore, believe above ell others
But we hear Of him from those who esteem him not merely
As surgeon but beneiscor recent case has been 70
lated TO as. for the fruitful ness Of which voueh thoust
We can name no names The patient lady who had bees
deaf infancy consequence Of some OF the silrens
to which children liable Lsey the disease bad skss
an ,cue rp and tho patient subject to intense suffering
The deafness was rapidly becoming complete, ard the genera
hr breaking down under tie physical exhaustion attendants
upon constant pain Ordinary remedies 'nd ordinary 'd's
were useless. ,nd Dr. Won Ecnberg called in We NEED
not rrueat hi. dno.s for tn, wond be only list Of hard
the general rosier But he detected 81 sight the
seat Of disease me-; 10 one portion OF the oIssnsn theo n
anohsr ard h nsnipuiaiion A. 'Sial'' his in'sh'~"
ue h. removed the e.use, and she who, from infancy
had heard With dGcuy and stteE.y hardly al all, ~S rs
a drs. 70 rct bearing sud then to peec. health d.
Won Eisenberss ayertsen. ssuada csth' csse whis
vs.. thu, briefly relate though 10, 81 his solicitation Let os
,hal hs h not -sF-, hear.
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SPLENDID NOVELTIES in DgMOEgsTS NEW
yong itfI,m,pp Nfws or This week. Accurate
Portrait of Cen Franklin, \ splendid Picture Nus
iraung tho Eri0icings over Victory and Bri'lGn.
Views of Central Park. with oiher nt'ic"ing and
valuable literary matter Reads To MOTION.
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Ysssen Hank Statement.
BosI0s, Tuesday,

BosIos Ioesdsy July ~, 1894.
The following is the weekly report Of the
condition Of the banks Of this city:
C.,i,,l 80 Due 10 e;ssT bsaks 81 ~ 800
os.s iscoupt. 81 ga 500 Deposits....... q. e05 %
xssris ....... s. $50 0Oo CTccAiioa....,. 9,..3@No
lSos ioa oscss baDks. l,fas,.Wl
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POKIIAND. Nc, Tuesday, July %, l-ti.
By a collision Of two freight trains last night
on the Grand Trunk Railway Two persona ve1c killed
and the engines and ears badly smashed.
The collision took place near Falmouth, Me
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Our Quota.


ALBANY. Tuesday. July ri, 1864.
The otal quota Of the State under the lst
call for 'alf million men is stated OF S9,3ls.
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The cornerstone Of the new house Of worship
for tho Fiflh Baptist Church, IN Forty sixth
street next 20 the corner OF Filth avenue. al. lid
with appropriate exercises this "wednesday afternoon
At O'Clock sldrcsses viii be delivered by the l:eys.
Measr- Bowling Hastings. Goodman and other.
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VICE-rREsIDgsT HAMLIS.-The Governor OF
the State OF Maine ordered Company 4 Of the Stat
Guards Bangor 10 garrison Fort Clay n, Kittefy
Point. for sixty days Mr. Iiamn il member of That
company. and Ike true soldier, accompanied the *
petition He j. nov at the Fort End viii do Bis duty
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Troop, Tor Washington.

BosIOy Tuesday. July a. l-64.
The Sth Massachusetts GO0-day mcn) lett
Read lie this afternoon for Washington.
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From Fortress Monroe.

ToRTEEss MoSROF, jay r. I7f.
II J, reported that u scout of Rebel cavalry
came into Hampton last night, frightening the darkies
&c. when they retired doing but little damage.
The following deaths have occurred in the HAMPTON
Hoap,tal.
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Ciwypi,rr's
LlFG kOR TIM HAIR.

Re..r,. Gray iair TO is ORIGINAL color s.yP' IL falling on
a. ,lr d,s sr. ne he'd eics-. coo ani hs!s., viii no,
ai t kin or ,a rho whtcst fabric The best hair dress
s eyer offered to the public Con be used nsey contains
Nothing ario. siren eas sud promotes tbe growth OF me
,veae-t hair l. r,co-,,,.dr1 and -d bg ire mt 'ea'.q'
fh,iiy 10 N,,s YORK; Aiore freely invited to examine '
wonderful trough q .enec sold .. the DRUG sores ana a.
, Office No. lI2J Broadway, where advice a' 10 feA"''h
OIL the i,.r y ~ b. ;r2.utou'y gwen
SARAH \. ClEN ALTER VI. ID.
fc- : pc bottle; Per half do'en Z" '''! o0A''
he sem by cxprcf-. -------------
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Entertainments This Day md Evening.

Tcy ff-'i4u n md i'm, = HrcbS1f s,r daff'
hs,menfs H. ofi,r coigraso Of hif saprr.
WArr.cS's THElrER-Thc nth EfIigrln-ilanis And'.
kInD,s G.RDY.-Tl- 50 81 Ice.
ULYNrIC lhRAIpR-tu-ii.h pp-fa-
BROADWAY Tugt rvH-~sian Do Pafi..
E.RsUN's MrsYrs-M 1ruiri-The Or rl,s'r or.
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MssoUM.-Col John /. benjamin OF Shelby
COUNTY ha- received the Radical Union nomination io'
Com r,ss from tlc NIIIth District
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Special Notices.

Truesrs. Sr.-7hs celoLrl,ei
"WiIlrl'S PATENT LEVER TRu So"
for curing RUfIi n. is the BE # IN ne WORLD.
"NnITFS PATENT LIZ Err SUPPORTER
ny FFuALE[ (. CELEBRATED Tor Il, sustaining power
NghCES t,,riysled GREGORY a Co., orr Broadway.
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From CuARLEsToS.-Ih The L. :. steamer
Sea Queen Acting Licn. farr arrived At this port on
Tuesday morning from Port Royal reports nothing
Of Importance going at or on Charleston. Slerc she
LEFT sis dsys ago.
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Political Meet

ST. LOrfA, H.. jnlF ~ lNbt.
The Lincoln and johnson r' uQn meeting
las, pieh, "a ysry largely attei. ~f&clcs were
rnde by Jamc, n Lane ~ hans. ssTtigl "ti'r
gentlemen Strong anti slavery and patriotic F'a"iu
tionE were pnssCd.
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RENgs tFmCAS FLYER ANp AGUr cUaG-A
r1stiy. ruic ~ fottr and rue Depot No. - Libr
Is e. Dor .sc by all Drnsgists
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!. sh1ckee, Y. y En-.
TIC. Murphy, l39 \. y.
VIM. Hafmsn. y y. Y.
ID. y. D-ngh-f. So Pz
Dan Deal. IS Pa.
:. W. Mcdowell. % !.
} John +. Decker. Pa
Nln Holman. 9 n. }.
J ID. Teit, 5 Nd.
I'D. Fa.ley, 5 Nd.
J. p. ycMaunine, % Mass.
&. 4. Draper, q " -.
}. Wezsruau, 10 VIZ.
ID. :. Banue-ter, ~ Wis.
SAW. Plato, 4 4. ;. ln.
Jas. Turner. 2 Us. Col
{. II. Pn'i.n. I ID. {. Cav.
Jas. Wilkins. ficgt. unknown
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Hospital

q. Farley, 100 New York.
u. Seymour, . \. Y.
III. q. Fuller. IL \. \ Art.
A. V. Terhune. l8l \. V.
W. Campbell. lsS n. y.
NJ. Hang. 10 n. Y. Artillery.
D. Cur minrs, 10 n. Y.
W. mmu. u p.
v. Gibbors, il2 p.
VIM. Cohie-, 20 PG
Wm. n. " alton 3 \. II.
d. Way, : y. II. Gov.
!. L. Iiuusress, IAN. ~.
Pat. MulIgan. 10 \. II.
e. n. Mower, 3 Me.
Sam. Corner, net
John Jsstson. II O..
a. Brewster, c.. Art.
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ENLISTMENT or CoLoRED MES.-Colorcd
men who desire 70 enlist in either the army and navy o.
the United States substitutes or volunteers. should
apply 20 Vincent Coly'g Superintendent Of tie Heed
quarters United States Coorcd Troops, NO. 80 Fourth
street. corner OF Broadway, up Stairs whatever
bounty fee is usually paid to recruiting agents which ia
the case Of substitutes is sometime, as tyh rs goo VII
be given 20 the colorcd man who presents himself and
every fci.y and information to enable the recruits 10
obtain the highest borntics viii be afforded free 81
charge
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Lis, Of Cs-unf:ies in the Twenty fifth Reg.
inent uassacba.ett. veteran voiun-
tser IsGantry, from Jase 4 to July 4,
1864.
. Coin HARBoE, VA, JrSE 3.

BATTLE o. COIN HAgBoE, VA, JrSE 3.
OFFICERS.
.C,L ro,iah Pickett. hp. It. H. Mathews g. Killed.
r. Col o. Mouon prisoner ~. j. ". Dsvis, {. chest.
Nj {. e.. Atwood arm. IL. &. II. Peton, y, killed.
"A Henri M~Conylc dead. Lit q. A. johnson, g. bart.
Can, Tho ONc1. i. killed IL J. g. Woodwork H. hand.
C.uf C. II. Po., +. thigh. IL. Tios Saul. l. prisoner
att VIZ FmeTy. y .shoulscr.Lt Geo Burr, A, heed.
a. Wfn. Daley. y, dead 1t. J. fsisui, + allied
Il. NJ b. Bess-y, A, shoulder
ENLISTED
T. b. Brock, 4. killed. Pat bcwers. y. wounded
Sal, y pgtn.n A. head NJ kss'ipg, II, hand
So. Fr.rk Wrl.h, 4. SIDE &. 4. Psher, Il, hand.
Corn. ~. D. stearn. A. hip. q. A. Lewis, h, knee.
Corp j. L. fsel 4, shoulder Geo. Cler. q, band.
L. W. stone, A, hsnds i.ce!" -" ood, n: shoulder
and side. Jas. Burns. X. MORALLY.
A ~ Whi,eoub A. head q. }. Carpenter, II. dead.
| j. M.ddsu A. groin J. Cahiil b. .,ouldsr and kS.
| Corr w g. Baabec A. miH'g FL. Mowrsy, r, forehead
ID. CsnsysD, A, dc. q. H. fetchsr, r. dad
| H. Droyden, A. DO Pet. Boyle, b. thigh
| M Fit,pstrich A. do r.. NJ. Wheclock, X. hand
| Ir. Llpd..v A. DO J. H. Fletcher. 3, arm.
g. j. Atk.Isop A. do Sgt Il. CHI. Bschef, X, miss &
| A. Cofose X Killed. Corp VIM. Whppe, r. do.
Sr. c, E. 1u1urtcp y, am. Cvry. G. = We zine n do
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Mas. WlNsLow's SOOTHING syrup,

For CHILDREN -C'ro Dy .carsy nd D'rl'a' k'fl'-i'
th- stomach snd Eonss cures WIND colo. sud carries TIE
infant safely through no cr,, r~od Of Teeh'ns' Wv
f.. g. tl~ mother ard relief and helih - che ,lld
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DIE D.

Monday July ,3 o, chronic dy'pep'ia James
b. Bsisisy. in tho nth yeag OF his .sr. 81, 49,, ~,
tn ,ys, and f,.ud, are invited TO attend his iureii On
W.Arc.day July a. at o'sloss, u9m 81 Peer' 'hu'en'
We.tsh.s'er
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but OF their creating and thsS'are pnrsuing a
phantom when they attempt u eoerce managers INTO
thHr views ny outside meetings ana cenp'l'ns. or
Ihe pis rehsnn thHt mere is "" ',i o";.,;n
no muIuhi commerce. 10 iraieinn o'. et
unons tnem. Al the oTchur'iaa. ,1 Jonn-.n,on,
"ihsHen Hlu Olheis oi tDt h"t"h... ii, irssaJ
nave wrongs l" conpIain0f they arr i'in'! ~ ,
or me machinery stops working No' ~ n'.n
I"e! i,mf hct ana threaten III tnr , V s
mcirg the management With peremlfor! uc"iiI" lyr
,neif Ilghts IS another aiair: they I,aI ''e
terhHf,'e-snomf, o: leave: ana TIC nl'e' .,s -
wore no i"und H. the actors ft.Hph. -.
lafy yeId 70 any injustice wthru. ."o m'
SoHic,u az lst otntf pro'' Nsons a -; - ,he;-
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DIR. Won EISENBERd,

Auho OF suica and Practical Observations on the d.
ease. Of tie Eur with the New Mode Of Treatment" At ~
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Corp. I'd. Psnning. II. bzrt.
Corp. Geo. 4. froen, Is. srm
o. G.. Tat, Il. shoulder.
A G.. PIice. X. Diissips.
II. A. Pond, Il. missing
Samuel Smith, e, mis-
ChaA. W. Childs. u. missing.
III. ". Horton. Il. shoulder.
l.. Wright. {, killed.
J. C's'ee, {, Killed.
J. Chafee. c, killed.
". Hutchinson. &. killed.
Geo. +. Merriam. {. killed.
Corp. A. J. Huse. G, dead,
Corp. ". j. Stone. G. dead.
Corr. J. Ryan. c. head.
Corp. ]. Logan, &. leg
c. Allen. &. IT..
]. II Bard, &. thi,b.
Sere. "A. NJ. Austin, u, hand.
Is. y. Allen, -, sid"
{. T.. Molitt. u. leg.
&. A. Mctiaiiery ~ lty.
Wallace NJ. PARK. %. .ide
!. T.. Bssseti, ID. leg.
q. h. Brrrlet,, ID, neci.
y. ;. Bartlett. ID. missing
J. ID. Pierce d, shoulder.
W. ". Wrbber, -, spine.
n. O'Couley. =. killed.
Serg. ]. McHalmon, =. hip.
Corp. J. O'Connor. T.. hsne
and arm.
y. hcQuad.. T.. abdomen.
T.iicuretiy, y face and shourr
Scrst. Geo. II. Page, :, doad'
Dan. Lynch. = killed.
Corp. -. ". Barnss, y. killed
l.. =. Monlion, +. killed.
Geo. W. Gould y, Killed.
r. Barrett. r. Killed.
Serri.J.CslvinSp e ildine = .sid'
Corp. c. 4. Miller. :, shoulder
J. =. Gardner. =. head.
4. flenwood, =. les 81.
A.ahel Alirich. =, deed.
J. :. Brown. +, bsnd.
q. ". Kinnuau, ; woundei.
W ". Buiterlie 4. 4. tnee.
Corp. 4. J. Spauldins. y, meek
n. McMorrcw, p hand.
Corp. q. Huge, g. mis,lns.
NJ. bonshoe, q leg.
&. Warren. G., thigh.
y. Apple. q, thigh.
Cor. NJ. Grumharkar, q, uii,s.
" Jones. %. missing.
J.. Bergen. &. missing.
a. 5. hurd. III. Killed.
J. :. Powers, ~, killed.
Geo. ". Stone, II, hand and
head.
J. u. Adams. II. arm.
G.. w. Eyclcth, II. wounded.
" II. Builard, ~. missing.
&. +. Fisher. ~, missing.
". II. HAYDN, II. missing.
q. l.. Mcknight. ~. missing.
J.. NJ. Parker, II. mis''ug.
4. W. Adams, " Ghost.
". :. johnson. h. ehr
". Plant NJ. srin.
W. :. Iierlrns, II, loot
Corp. ". J. lloli, I. killed.
II. II. Boaworth i,hsck. thi IA.
A. stou-. , ava ,nputa,et.
=. NJ. Potter, ]. liz.
~. VI. Ward. !, broli.. leg
Corp. l.. Hathaway. J, arm.
II. Burgess I. side.
l.. ". fiske, J, lido.
&. A. Gleason. 1. thish.
Corp. ". l.. Lamb, ? missing
Corp. y. J.. Moore. !, ini-,i.s.
Corn. N ".
Total los ia battle of Cold
listed men.
NTAE PETERSBURG
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uABRlE ID.

0iRDGER--CHtCE--N swn'oy Vilaes, on r, s.
You To K,.s r.. daughter OF Joseph ,. Ch~se' esq.
, 1864-03-08
THE MISSISSIPPI CAVALRY
EXPEDITION.
Interesting Account Of lta Operations
and Its Retreat.


Correspondence Of the Bloomington Photographic
CANT 81 IILtSols CAVALRY,
GERNAxTows, Tenn, Feb. n.
For the first time in seventeen days, I take my
pen in hand fof the purpose ntsay to n35m IT. in yon
instant, VIC set ont from ConierSil!e and returned
here yesterday about II 1n- We went down through
ss an4 tbe oso sn Sobe ess
from which point We comraenced IetreattnS 81, On
Sunday last, 2ist, with from 1000 to ao9
alss@asea With vi m9a, theana lots q aasr
horses and tnulea that bad been taken We
were attacked By the rebels under Lee, Forrest,
our our eonTaband and mnlc train, night and day, uu-
til va finally came through, though With conside-
rab1e Ioas Of men and animals. The nfst attack
uppn ua after we began our retreat, WAS at Okoo.
na, where va suffered our E1eatestIose Of men and
the loas Of fre howftzers. The retreat that day
Cd nst vas owea n ena %s moT6a a; nn4s
mcnt was The most picturesque and grotesque that
ever beheld. Picture to YOURSELF n.xen can.
living, movpg IL mass @ n neoes; aes tera1 an1
jammed, hudd1ed and crowded Into ths smallest
pos1he SPACE nsht ssttus H. eEt'fssy II and
as aaa abeaa moyng 3D. On per
fieids and brusl over hills and across mud holes,
streama and bridges and still on, on into the night
some 1t OF Of the ontlints q this living panorama
Conld that scene be transferred TO Canvass Won!d
gh ID 6ee to- 70 ssy tna5 ar u 9es
attempting to escape, followed by the swift report
ot the revolver, once with bitter consequences to
the escaping p1lsonerf..
have not time to pursue the picture further:
| Our raid has been great succesa-as much 80,
pertlaps, as any that has been made during the
war, though not SO long; Millions Of bushels Q:
corn have been destroyed, thousands Of miles oi
bnildings, ETC, although burning buildings vas moi
permitted In general. We hare had most excellent
weather, pretty good roads, plenty to eas with the
ton, io1asc to. We haye probably devon1ed so
GO hams, sc4ne cggs, chickens, turkeys, milk and
butter BY Wholesale, and such ct ceter9s as can b!
| found il so rich country as we have passet
| through, In ChIckasaw country we found eont
fine prairie country equal to or bettet than that o
Illinois. The season was quite ady1need-,pea:
ems aourlsh{ug, aa with US ct the North III Apri
| nr Mar
, 1864-03-08
A n<serfcr NJ iN q De&crters

Some men mike money By cnlsans, get-
ting the bounty and dcscrting, and fepeatlng
the operation. A Wisconsin 1riena felates
the following case In point: p'g sl1ap-
ping fellow named George hll' q orAse.a.n s,.
on the Milwaukee ana MISSISSIPPI Ia1Iroao'
enlisted into Coz etafh"es.acf is1 " iocon'
sin regiment: MOL long a1tef"afoe nc ,nan-
aged TO ootatn a dlechaFge On some Vlns
prctcxt or olaes' ana came oack ~ 1li ~"
, 1864-03-08

Spccia! Dispatch to the Chfc1eo Times. ar,
C1xotNNAEt, March S, 1e6t-
great interest il felt in the radical Germsn con-
vcutiou to nominate Fremont, which 10 to meet IN
Cleveland Oh the 10th Of Nay From that CouTen-
lion important tesrlts anticipated, rt this fadi-
cal German element constitutes 20 large ptopo1"
tton Of the Republican party.
This dispatch is sent by disciple Of the
trai.or yallandigham, drunken attaehe o1
the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Of course the secession readers OF the
Fire-in-thc.rear concern would be hugely dc'
lighted II the ''radlcal Germans" should do
SO ahsurd thing as to nominate candidate
for President in tho Cleveland Con
vcntion. AL the Coppcrhcads maJ
roll the anticipated action Of the Germans
like sweet mo1sel under their tongues, but
it will turn to ashes in their mouths. The
Gcrmane are not going to play the part OF
cats pawe for the copperhcads. shon1d
few mad men 60 to the extreme Of nominate
ing candidates, their ticket will not poll five
thousand votes in the United States. The
Republican Germans MS body will give the
nominees Of the Baltimore Convention cor
dial and united support. The coppcrheadi
n,oy as well put that in their pipes ant
amotn II
, 1864-03-08

NEW YoEK, March T.-The steamer Araco Aas
arrived from Hilton Read and Charleston bar On
the 9TH. She brinee some twenty oflcers who
were wounded in Florida. and yfour rebel deser-
te1r. Cpl. Rnst, Moore, San1mons, Meyer. Sl1dcM
And JHtEeon are among the passsngcIs.- Nothing
nfW from Charleston; the bombafntlent Is still
cc1ttnued with good effect,
The rebels replied at intervals, but barely doing
injury.
The supply steamer Bermuda IL reported to haze
captured rebel privateer II sight Of Fort Ptckens,
after au exciting chaee.
All quiet at Jacksonville. Reinforeements are
1an.dly arriving, and Gen. seymour's position was
sufficiently formidable to repcl any attack.
Our troops arc outside the town, some Of them ut
= distance Of eight miles, The fortIdcatfons in
froat Of Jacksonville are Of an extenaive char
acter.
Flags Of truce had communicated with the rebela
for the purpcec OF cndeayorng to obtain our wour,
dcd who fell into their hands. The request was H.
fused.
Tho main body OF the enemy is encamped be-
tween Ten Mile Run and Baldwin, with consid-
ernb1e force At Ten Mile Run.
The rebels admit their loss to be enormous. some
actting It as high as 2,00G.
On the 9Th nlt., skirmish occurred between OIL
cavalry and the rcbels, near Camp Ferguson. Tie
rebels had five wounded. None OF our men werc
hnrt.
Gen. Gilmore arrived at Jacksonville on the
9th nit