Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30
NO. 40

camp fN4 MNtA4 --AAA AAANN AA4AIAAAAMAANN"N
Lt-Col Guntrr. THE senior UNIV rounded officer
prrsanf), i'm F.sfr un picket
October 25--Moved miles. ana CaInPrd ona
south OF Newtonia. The enemy attacdrd r=
and were rrpEis -d hy Gahcll's anl Slrmmsns
hri-alrs auL Z small part of Shesv's division.
with heavy loss our loss about -rH hitd aat
wounded
Or-ob.r 2o--Mlrchcd - miles sonthr4 .st.-
and camp.L cn CoNslin cT-rk7 Hn ioraE--
October :sJ-Marehsd TO Magnolia - mill.
and c4mprd. no forage
Ocfob.r 3I--Mlrchcd 20 miles. and caiaqct
on the Illinois rivers no forage.
Nov Moved r. Cain IIll. thr weatlaT
very cold and wrt. VS. Got 4 li'iie ioii.-.- about
one-half rTtiOu.
Nov 2--E.lnailcI at Cane IIiu. Fagan-s li.i-
sion made IA dem ll-tTafon nn Fayetteville tn \.
McCTays ANA Debbin's brigade pas % noTla-
east Arkansas: Hp tpTlE--
NOV. 3--R-nlained rucamprI III Game Hill
Gather very cold, with heavy snow W!-hoat
food or fUrag-.
Nov 4--Movcd southwest - mics ana camp
ed; without forage. Mr n9w ahludrt NJ. gerl
every day III. Ivy. having entirely given vri.
Nov. 5--March-d southwest down the sa-
li-.n twenty miles aIll caHrpI- No t,rag+
Nov 6--R.4chrd the Arkaus4s river, uas-
Pleasant Bluffs We have For plenty "A b1rf.
but no tOraC--
nov 7---Gr0sssl iho Arkansas river AArchrI
s miles. ND iorage.
Nov. E. Moved miles ives; and cam7al
Rzinrd alI night. anna snow inE af daylight IA-
sick and wounded suffer terribly No food or
.oraEa. Some nj tAe commands sucrre-rA ll
getting l!ttls beet, bui Ca5slls B.igad- have
none.
Nov n--No=-d Is rnil west ana ranP-H
~ The Canadian The weather y1-y cola, .nI
hurF-s anl mulas dsing br hundreds nu-
fIc-t to-day fbgs several men died N The road
nom illness and 4yaHstlon, arid wrra --tt Rah
ri-d. W. Had np means of LuTEiug ihttn. IT,
a. H. IN
along through tAe mad alt llin- alIl q sitA s..-
der lidi ~ MS hOI5e ri art thaf believe i-W
Generals nr- arusfE pfEGw-a-llrs hlt Flis kiIiH
mess 70 BIS men d. not NIKE them love L..a
any the lfss
Eor Iu-Tle remnants ol Cab=ll-z am el7ra-
m-n's p 5gaizs were directed io make iAe best
W lhri- w4y io A kansas an& report aE EiT
en tilna ~ pyiats gua;sd il tn orders, Win
them fhn writer rain-, and after nn-h suaprin
W. reached Arka1lsas
s5rndfd the Grsat Missouri Campaign. L-t
those comment cn X WHO wish leave if tor
others ald tie facts, ~ decide whether il ras
sEcreFs or failure. Mt ctrtainy captured m-
NJ st-lug places. and many prisoners. ali 81
whom Fr-r- rErul l. huf in doing 10, ~ l1s1
many Iszn al VALUABLE officers, arms. artillery
ordinances wagons mules. Lorsfs &r-
~IMPoFTssT ID PLANTERS -AxD QrI.
ERs. Lieut. ~. WI. F.eId- Twelfth Wiz
gima luian ry, hiss furnished for the Re-
tersburg Express the fol wing vsiuabs
and expeditions recipe f-r prclarirg leath-
er dressed with ;he lair,n. lie rnuc1c.
fpr tha stability md duration uf fhe leath
W t!us prepared, aud refers ~ high au-
htri'F "a rhe trnth of his avarment, ni
vel. y Is soldiers who have wo~u shoes
made from if Vie therefore uhiiSh IA
for Tie benefit IT farmers and iudivilu d
HhO have hides t1 tan, and rrcrnmrn
hat they te-tit Tie hide. are rot unfv
quickly tlHnel. but thc i-gfhar Eh7u nrs-
pared bears a most fsvo-a' c or. .-ua
with THE be-t produced bg l4e NV anI
tedious process in v5gus IN Ear'and AMI
IT'D this country. Many of rhe slIliers m
me, II net in more of The bri.aies Of rlis
army, have used shoes made from tEi,
leatter for months past, and p-'nnunce
them superior. "a regards comfort ana
quality, to ihe English and America ar-
my shoe:
McbE MN PREPARING LEATHER DRR SID
WITH HAIR ,y.
l-t if nileS ARE OH. hard and lrT. Snal
them i'd pure water about ,wo Or ihr.
day-
81 Whrn vel so>kel. or wlen rresl
hides, fa-h them thorcn-hl-
81. Prcp-re pickle made Of 2 lhs. A.
un, aEd W ihs -cynMor n it tp = pnr uf
watsT, enough tY ii S Ire The salt re cl
hiIr; tAis is l1 arel4gs 9r5pr-riol
For very large sialis o.d hid 81 .br.
alum anl " ihs SITE ln NY usse..a "
whereas ior snal calf hide I h. alnni
aHd > Ils ssii m1y je coul4h But ,ur
aacL tf 25 hides u-a--urtei. Mi al szs
8uI conditions, iha ayerag3 Fly as above.
4th- Soak the f,shei hide. I'm tlri-
pickle f.om 10 IT'D days, more or les.
according t0 condition of hides.
5.h SJ4k hen again or dsy- ~
pare watar tD t4he 1ut Nh saif
G.h. when about hilt lry break thera
with thc proper curriers' breaking tlir.-
Iih. Smoke them, flesh >iIs iorn. So.
\ 1r w lays9Tar bard woll, lhicilyly w.
olk !, smother, continuing Co break ami
FulI anl grind them I'D succession.
9Th. Boil the nee.sleet f0r oii; save die
1. aud lubFicats ihe hides with rhe ;al.
and greasy wafer, bre king Them al uo
TINE.
h- Dress and iaish NH.
D. ltL N'N-i iAErs UNA ~ w 4lG-I. g go ia
ini-hrl IN from siz to ei- LAX i-ys. M.d.-
um WY nite', III good cOudi.ion, ro..
twelve oh if-oan dag. Th, largest BUN
Enrs. conditioned Lilss cla w hni-heIl.
from i-htacl t1 twenty iay-. 1t M fc-
coare dsd ID take from ciga eea Y,
'wen'y day' f-r ali. II you wart ihe h4
ol, saak II l.H e water first uutil tie bar
s-ons'.i tut tHRfI yuu must ~ clr,fIi tl
titT ughiy work The lime cur, or il WI
ca l..e fibre rf ,hc leather
Tie leather IS best with the hair or.-.
" makes thc best and most conf rlsbls
shec--sllcs and all Put The ha Z oi tin
n?: eF- insilr; 'nl w tie sults--gut up-
Te! so'c h-ir cut, and cutter sole hair ir,
ihus fiji lne sgie- with he best VIII watc
qrosing ard msking Iha s,les lhe noir
a.lsic anl III Ii1r.
With the hair sin il il cPccia y best
.or saddle covers, siirrup icataer,, sb..
bracks, traces, horse collis, caps, .lyv...
seEtipel coats, halier=, trunk e,vers ,,l