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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-01

Dissolution of COsPartnerSIlip.
TIME CoPartnershp existing by and between the
dersigned under the firm name of ID. Garvin Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All those ndebt
ed to the firm of D. Garvin Co., viii please come for
ward and SETTLE and those having claims against the hm
will please present them for settlement.
d. GARVIN,
Fremont, March Z, 1864. II. ZIEGLER
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OTaiI Arangements,

At the Fremont Postofhce, the mails will close
Going East, South, and to Findlay at--- .4G Am.
West and North, at ----------.- =. 500 Pm.
West, via Turnpike, Monday, Wednesday,
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Drunkenness Cured.
81 King Alcohol Arrested.,'

Pontiac, Mich, Sept. Is, 1858.
Mr.. KRoNER:--I received the box Of Dr.. Zane's Anti
dOte you sent few days ago. and gave to the person
according to dreetions it has done him good and he
says he don't want any have brother who
is confirmed drunkard. / want to cure him. Please
send me another box. Yours, Ar
One box Dr. Zanes Antidote will cure the most nveter
ate drunkard. 1t be given without the patients
knowledge Sold by all respectable Druggists or sent by
mail, by JOHN J. KRONER, 4O3 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia. Circulars free. S.MP-NoyI3 moo
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PIANO PUPILS

n ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of FIRE.
II, mont, that she desires few Pupils the Piano.
She win aim at thorough rather than superficial prog
ress, recommending, but not insisting the Berni
method Fremont, March H. 1864.
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THE CONFESSIONS ANp ExPERTENcE oF

HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN ANISvLID-Pubshed for the benefit and as a warning
and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN, whe suffer from ner-
Debility Premature Decay OF Manhood etc. supply
ing at the same time the MEANS OF SELF CURE. By
why has cured himself after being put TO great
pense and injury through medical humbug and quackery
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
SAP.6CO2lyl Bedford Kings Co., N. Y.
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About go deserters came into our lines at
Knoxville last week, making the total over
l, 100 for the past three months.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-01

CALL AND SEE fine Silver Plated
Ossuias Nashius,st LEsHERs SHOE STORE,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-01

four AerYant,
g. W. D. ANDREWS, superintendent
II Office and Mandatory, Nos. S. S. so and 90
East Third street. For sale every where See advertise
ment Aug.l, ga. lysoa
, 1864-06-04
jGbifago Irlbnt1e.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1864.
FLANK1NG.
Ecn Grant has treated fecia thrpa Fl

Gen. Grant has treated Lee 10 three cousia-
crablo dankiugs; all Of which have answered
in place Of battle, with the rebels behind
eatrenchments, SO far Is pushing the rebel
army backward, and getting to the vicinity
of their capital Is concerned First he made
the movement to the left, by which he drew
Lee away from the wilderness and Its villain
ous thickets, to the more open region of
Spottsylvanla Court House, Then he dis
lodged him from his strong works about the
Court House, and threw him back upon the
Central Railroad between the North and
South Anna; and again continuing still his
movement upon Lens right, he has flung him
back upon the Chickahomiuy and the imme-
diate vicinity of Richmond. What has been
gained by this series Of flanklngs and push
iDgs backward? One thing Of q certainty.
The freedom from acting ~ police to the city
'ot Washington. That city rode the Potomac
Army as q nightmare for nearly three
entire years. This Was an element Of
immense Importance to the rebel army. We
could do nothing because We were to keen
watch Of Washington. But the moment Gen.
Grant pushed his column for spottsylvania
Lee saw that the nightmare Ind lifted and
he had nothing more to hope from Its aid.
Since that time he has had to look out wholly
for himself, and trust the care of our capital
to our civil administration with such forces
as please them.
Gen. Grant has gained his first point, the
vicinity Of Richmond; which is precisely
the region where the blaze of the war ought
to rage. here let 1t do its burnings, and
n1A Arrrht htara nH4H OF $xxy, nh,
, 1864-06-04

H Accounts from Lyons state that tho
vines In that country are magnificent, and
promise great quantity of fruit. The vines
are healthy and strong In the Tarn, and they
are already covered With grapes. Although
the weather has been cold and damp In the
saone and Loire, the vines are covered with
grapes. Warm weather, however, is desired
to bring them to maturity. Fears were en-
tertained by the vine growers OF the depart
msnt of the Aude Of return Of the frost ex-
perienced in the month'of april last, but the
warm min has resforef7 conf1dencn
, 1864-06-04

- The Investigations into the Bank Note
Printing Bureau are said to have revealed tho
existence, us circulation, OF some Legal Ten
der notes which had mover been stamped nor
registered. They had becn received acroas
the counter'at Riggs Bank aud subsequently,
exchanged at the Treasury. THERE'S happy
prospect that most Of the stolen money win
be recovered. One Of the thieves was pru.
dent villain, and invested his share in a
handsome brick house In .Philadelphia-au.
daciously selecting It in block next to that
in which tic Paymaster himself resided.
, 1864-06-04

FRIDAY Ev1s1SG. June 8, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-Recei.ed About $50 head, En-
tered saies 1sI At Sss5es9s5 chiefly at s7eas pc.
100 MS. With extremely limited receip,s droyc3s
have had pretty nnch their own way; there has con.
sequently not simply been considerable nrmress IN
the prlcescf good shipping droEcs, but for SECOND,
and evcn third class shipping cattle, prices axvs
iued higher than on yesterday Several ezra dfoves
have been shtpred east, droversreckolIng 10 make
better prices IN eastern markets than the hest ce1a
hire Common catt1e are e!il inscuve the OF II en-.
tsred sale OF this description OF stock IL Of
Inferior grade stock stce1s averaging 9sa os .
The following are the principal sales made to-day
Gree1baum sold Eyman d Co. Isl head. extra grads,
Illinois steers averaging 1908 Ms At 1915 George Ad-
aMs fold Rofhschfld d Co. s. head prime Illinois
Steers raging 1854 ns at $50: Curtis sold RabIe
Co. Is head pstmium grade Illinois steers ted in
Bureau County, aEessging la60 os ar $3.50; and J.
Grdley head selected Steers, very psts, ayerazn.
1G62 nj at $3.50; John Adams Ia lsubls & Co. lsa
head extra Illinois Steers averaging 1i5S 9sco;
J. Davidson Of Young America sold tho following
extra d1oEes to Rosentha1 Co., e head Ninols
Steers averaging 1850 &9s5 to Rube T. Co. leo
head Illinois Steers averaging 113 ns at $500 and 50
head nnt oils Steers averaging l.G Ds az $50 per
, 1864-06-04
[From Our Special Correspondeut.1

9JR71 F,Htn
o11Aotr. ane :, 1sS'.
number Of vessels have nassed this point do ownvar
nonnd nnrnbsy,r+r Ar rre two tnnd-aI a ro,.ts.-,
| N' - 49,. ~ -1sa. q eon9'oSs1'
Die paft OF 1Ee Vefe 15om kne LRRo superior region
with car1ces Of ore, ar few With "copper" Many oj
fhte ffor1 The last usme11 1nea1ltv nve h4e aha
~. rronth ~ ~. ~. .,-,. ~ t.ns1. - ~, -. - !.
= uae mon.a " .ns alp. oHlnK 70 osiacn!'lsa which
shape Of ttlIke auoag the Isbotefs At Marucetta
Now that the evil has been oyerc,me n il
th,t for the nrssan- ~ 1s.s. hr,stas, ~ r. esuea
1aat, LUZ sHe IeAss onsnesa VIII prog
more regular and Tes&eiS meet with prompt dispatch,
In anticipation, however. that something uay yat
occpf to disturb the tenor Of -f,ass ra,t--, II +hs
tera,,ty the limited M.-h1o.. ~ -
s,...,eh-a ~ ,ho- ,." .t.EN .'Asn N... 's e ooon
1fpaeee ~ s4A. polo's '~A'ox aeR ue2a1su1e 1rom
mere Je6te1caJ noou+
A regards the grain carryng feet Of vessels they
ar. at this time nret.v xr,, vta.d .n3 a. ~
.,t.1. ~ ~. ..s. WA '+os3' $3.50 ~ c4'+es sel'
n11us rha 1rn tn9 - rir1 III. nr,.,,.x Nil,
c.1nsshy md Wihanu IInSI IL * we psogsessss
a. nd s sl ~ " LIZ aasc osea e
yestigs viii be eit remaining aside rom her Eas-
ehfnely 1ns posslhilttT Of srhuisioR her has b?en
ss Ssx ff. III; qBs
Ei ns ~ 1bk ho,e LEV n, - ~ n,e9 S
The amer Fewsblc ar1iyed xs thts pniot sAst ev-
g1tom Lake suoesoF,w!th tnseli Of SONG
What Important csste. or her re "trip 1T Wabxa
Bay, saetound tia propeller Iron City saak in eleven
1eet tf watc-. on hot upHatd ccund. ZIP. E1sh
, 1864-06-04

I Slaughter, sc1s....-EAalc
| Bueao5 -AyTes.- Mc
Ofinpto Sole. &c
| O7incco good dam
| &&ls .I4&V
, 1864-06-04
FINANCIAL. and COMMERCIAL,
FNANQIAL,

FRIDAY Ey1aIna, June 3. 18s
TIE very large quaautirs Of psuoace 1ow moving
TO he East. and the consequent creaton Of oonste
efable snlpue Ct exchenae, has produced scarcity
Of CURRENCY but not 70 much 30 ~ to b. Inattar Of
much 1otoLYaniencs. and no doubt the supply ID =
few daJs viii be again abundaut. The demand for
os ~ todsy hss been quite brisk, but perhaps eas
10 taan Yesterday. About al have been aceomnoa.-
ed, however.
Tbs Exrharge market Is vesy heavy. ovisa to it,
tupeIabuDdance and thu scazrtty Of currency We
sill quote 1t nomtnally at discount, buying; psr
selling, sthozSh probably the la1xez share Of ssan
actions are At figures below. Bankers get ahorf On
everything else but exchange AID they are compelled
to force It upon the A<ke: TO the best bidder
II fall down to y discount although do rot feel
acre that any bills have been Bod at that low fgore.
OF eoutae this condition In the exchange market VIII
Inst butt few days at the farthest.
Tbs Gold market was remarkably quiet N ne.
York today, with downward tendency, and little
or no uctuatton the market closing At per eens dc
cline from yesterdays quotations. The following u
the rsnRe, as teleRrsphed to James Boyd, ESD, y
South Clark street: 10 a. m-l9iX; tl-i9lA' y NJ
19l: p. n-lso. The rates In Chicago opened ut lO
and closed At ias. Canada money dull At ls79iss.
Silver l7sa11eh.
Nesxr MATEErs n NsY YoBE.-Ths secession
gold s SsmPsrs ws,s IN meGrs keg d9wR tsasy e.
Or
the rebel = sympathizers from tie aeid. We are nos
E j. vssR ss1a af
& ~ tE @ {: sna a. the quotations ranged along tho
be money market u less easy. IN sntlctpatton Of
tse .s1eEcd eoTeFnment denana and shs ra:e Of 10
mole than eqnss he demsad. epf''' '~''
r. 5eso to n Tsa
"a on 81 oss of sy M a
q os5S nss 1p toraaoa Wss2n ron Essooa
are nos 70 pressc 1t p1rsent penfrs ia 10 re
bsar5 bs5, ~ aa1fe 1nn b., asy and whfa r. H.
@ % sqeh n asa3sa
tcndcss N,i1 BIZ ssf q isne
iosn q s6 Of he ssvsntht9 TteasarynoEss Oh es
Msrkst. either Of which DESCRIPTION of securities
91ls ~ pten ioIo o. WE'VE totoorseen pes
HsB.I cUnn1sor.-fne GRE m r.ps, currency II y. NAV
T,essury. Mr aemminser, 10 the rebel consre., i
Jus. no ensfeneg =. an Ine1e IL not sueiaat Of 1t
eody 1e snst
which va, to havs. and Ia. had tho s1eet Of wiplas
Of rebel Treasury notes This II was sased. WIS for
he por2oss Of restoring .he'E currency to sas specie
h. n"m .0sat naou:u ee nsa. aasn mn
noss
ot co lafs 10 meet erpsstes Ihs lean Tat +, besr
s1ps!: e se de- ;sxsd5n. ras soapoRs q
ne 1onds Wsze made By ley. e9u.t 70 Gotta la ~
NJ ts eHt,s +, saa
pssed the losn was offered to The public but the.s
e. Is hs "a o Sc IL
rebel cslss with show oG credit the trai,oson Sec
h;1k he 1884, u bua III
inE 10 bis T. endeayos n S a. a. lssfsresost adyssd
~ &C. y voss
bring The SUCCESS Of mis- financial Ycent Of Mr.
, 1864-06-04

The announcement of the telegraph is that
the siege Of Richmond has commenced.
This is meant probably tor poetic prophe-
cy; but the public will catch 1t up aud nc.
ccpt it as present prose, announcing a
fact already true. Yet 1t is in no proper
sense trtth, and it is quite uncertain when
1t will be. Grant has not bcsieged Rich
mond in my other sense than that he Is on
one side OF the city, and at some distance
from It; while the city is open on all sides.
and IN communication with the greater part
Of the rest Of the Confederacy, except as
tronsienty interrupted by our cavalry raids.
We hold, to be sure. all the streams to the
East from the James to thu. Potomac, tose-
ther with one 1ailroad-that to the White
House. But We infer that Lee has full pos
session ofthe Virginia Central from Rich
mond to Hanover Court House; and while
his army Is es as strong as at present, any
Investment or siege Of the place is out
Of the question That he may inter
fere with its comfort, by emitting of
supplies by his cavalry, and BY the alarm
which large army keeps up,' SO that trade
with the country shall be meagre and preca
rious, even to the production of famine In
the city, is quite possible, and In truth quite
DaturaL That the inconvenience he may
thus create will force Lee to fight him, so as
to give relief to the place, /. more than
likely. And If Grant cou1d feel after Lees
supplies at Gordon5yille and cut him from
Them, he would not only have to fight. but
attcr while starve as well Us fight. The
present is not only hard hug but a long one.
The hope Of the rebels is without doubt to
find delay to their advantage, by having
new ally to their aid with The advancing sen
con. Their trust is that summer will bring
sickness among our forces. No man can
say What help they will get from this source;
but there are some six weeks or two months
yet for field operations, before the usual sea-
son Of summer diseases; unless swamps ind
unhealthy positions are occupied. We have
had some solicitude for Buffers forces,
should 1t continue at Bermuda Hundreds;
but considerable part of it is already sent
away.
Il any event, we must take our chances
for fcrers, as well as bullets, along with the
rebel army. We feel pretty sure that Grant
will rot select q piece Of swamp and set the
whole army to digging'a big ditch through
it. for no other purpose than to put the rcb-
els to the trouble of going around it,
, 1864-06-04
JAyhE'S SANATtYE Pills

Aze lect mu1etded Nth the greAsePt CONFIDENCE. er
pe1stuce having demonstrated them to b. lar superior
10 Any other In Use. being ml1d, proups, safe
and uniform IN their opeation. Whts using them no
cAse !s 1equirc3, aad patients may 1t Aad
orlrk as usual. Age will nos impair them a. they n
70 as 10 always adiy Dissolve Ia the son
aeh In anas11 doses1they siseYatiye and gently
laxative. but:tn large doses ae.tyeIY cathastc
cleansing the whole aimeutafy canal from ali putr,
Irritating ard fecsl matter.
For DYSPEPSIA theaa Pills are really au lavafua.
bic article, gradually chaa the sec.etlons
Of tie stomsch aod Liver, and producing healthy &C.
ton IN those important organs. In Of stand
Ing. cura Will be more speedily effected by us,nx in
copIuzction with tho ptns, either JAYNE'S ALrER-
A119E or TONIC VER,t1FUGE, according to dtrso-
t1ons.
For LIVER COMPLAINT. GocT. JAu1ptoH, AT11o.
11ose o. IuE BIADDxR AND KIDNEYS, F1yaas. ME-
vorsSzss. DISEASES or Tuz sk1z, Ixeuatry o. 1ur
BLOOD. SICK HEADACHE. cosTIvxaHss, PILES, Fl.
MALI DISEASES AID BrLIou3 ArYRcrIoys theo
Fis hs1a proved themselves emsnsnsiy aucer&stsa.
All th.s IL eske'1 for them Ia q fair ttia1
EB- For sale b. Druggists everywhere.
Myitht51 s. To tbs + sA1.d9
, 1864-06-04

TT AVE YOU A COUGHl

a V Il YOU A GU u GUf
- Use JAJ no'sE2peeto:snt " ooes; IL may nave
you from Consumption It will certainly cuto tos
nost Inv veteEasr coughs and cold1- :,
FOB B80cHII3 II pr. 5syne's EJpectorant Il
viii snbdue the Inflammation. relieve ths co1gh. pstD
and difficulty Of b-eathl1g. and produces q spsedv
cure.
gAvE YoU UAaTEMA7-Jaya@s R1pectossns vfR
overcome the spas1rotie contraction Of the vfn1
:uhes Of Atr vaasels and cau.s too election of taa
nacus which clogs EaAa-
FOR PLEUR18Y take sro or :hroe large dosss q
Js,aes Eypecfo11ut In quick esson, aud coves-
ing up ws.my = 5ed, sh4 disease viii oa a0oa1ed Ut
the ou:se:.
HAVE TOD Coa3U3fer10y?-JayaesE E1pecto-
ran: viii give sou immediate rGtlef. Il cEsnsse The
lungs from all tsTitstsn. matters, Wills It hasis md
lovtgpzst.s then. Thousands who have been k1voa
up ~ their physicians hare btea restored 70 healt
By It's nse.
w4ooPryG coCGH. Group. AID al td..eaaes oS
the !E1Ss CT bEssst e1ec:usy sad sedly curt6
1y Jayoes Ezpecso7a1t. It Is 40 ne1 remedy. Fog
1tstg years has besa before the pubc. the demand
Tor It Constantly ucreastu< and tho eTdance Of ,ts
great c1cAIve pox.rx aecanulAaa1 n our hAnd1.
Why cot Etya Il s.!ala
Ino F1oectcEsn. and al OF 4. D.:JAYNE Il 80K
ssmn5 Medicines are sold IL Chicago By Aeassu.
fU1LkN, flEcH 4 FCLLER H.A.HOQEER
loED q SMITH; BURSHAAS i VAN S4AACK:
and By d1sezhts generally.
, 1864-06-04
CHICAGO LUm BER MARKET.

s- FRIDAY ErxnIaa, June 5, 1851
LuMBEfs-1ccetvcd yesterday 1.sa5.0G0 feet. There
has been lees than usual activity In tho
owing to the few cargoce that have been en- the
market. md especially Of ost class Lumber. There
Is still an active demand for strips and the higher
qualities Of Iumber-the pt1ces OF which ru.c very
nEm Coarse Lumber still dun and neglected.
sHIraLEs-Received yesterday, 5000. Market
active and very firm at previous quotations..
LArH-Recelved yesterday, 11o,o Coo pcs In far de-
naand and steady At present rntes.
cAE1o.sALHs TO-DAY,
Cargo echs Meridian from Grand River. said hy
Irish Fuller, 50 ooo feet mixed lumber at SIS d.
COO feettafr cu]s at 5000; cargo sshr WhtrlBi2d.
from Two Fyess, sold By Mcdonald, 4a,et0 feet of
lumber. etr3ps. a. $l8 o. lAth at $40 Cargo schr
Wyoming, from Grand RiYer, sold By Irish L Fuller
deck load. mostly strips, 100 feet al $l66s cargo
schr Hubbard. from Muskegon, sold By Holt d Caik-
fns, e6R0 feet mixed lumber nt $iS51: cargo Ioae.
phlne Dresden. from Curts' P1es, cold By White.
Trow bridge 1 Co 500 fee: wh'te wood at $uco,
7so feet oak plank At cargo schr Challenge,
from Mcores Mills, kalamazoo, soId By True stel,
61,Go0 feet mixed lumb:r, H strips. at Sl81c
, 1864-06-04

HoG5-Received, aoont sssoo Hoxs; entered ssie,.
ESQ lead, 1t Is 9aeo-p,1nctps1ly At Z; 4a76s .
100 Is With large mpoly Of stock, the deuaad Tor
extra zrades Of heavy Hogs has been fully ~ active
u curng the Previous aays Of the weak And equally
htzh p1tces h.ve beenztveu There hssrot he wayer,
been 10 active demand for Lighter Hogs, Of which
about go head seslc over II the 7ards this evening
unsold. Il tsena tolsrsbly evident shat the large
shfp1enfs m2te within the last seven eight d2ya
fAve, to eomc extent met tbs requirements
Of Eastezn Shippers. Pz1ees have asso sustain ID
decline OF 10@,sc gross on JesterdAy's quotAuoas.
, 1864-06-04

"suoeet' Cox OF OAio, Is the best sam
Pie Of the Copperhead tribe In Congress.
Politically, we need Lot define him. His
pflhclples are wen known. and akin TO those
VINO !ove thelfseonthcrn "brcthren" and
hate al 1hose VINO arc determined TO pre-
scrvc the integrity Of the Union. he Is not
only model type OF the snake Tonticalls,
but he also hls the natural characteristics.
Ac Is smooth, cold, nnd glistcnins Hc
never WALKS erect, but craWis. BE can
wfgeie MS "e5 throngh the smallest hole.
ne never meets aoe IN manly fashion, but
Strikes when his antagonist is at disadvan-
1ege. aou know Fernando Wood, Ben.
Mooo' falaholgham, md others Of his
incnds. and what to expect from them.
They arc, at the least, manly enemies. Coz
Is moro dangerous, fer behind all bis smooth
ncss md polish, he couccals his dangerous
fangs. Els hatred to the Union cause is pro-
verbal, and he Will strike at everything
which tends TO promote that cause either
directly or indirectly
INC hfty Ter cent increase OF tarif Ia m
auxiliary TO tfc cause, because 1t helps swell
Tue revenue. and thereby furnishes the Gov
esnment Win 1he sane"s OF war-the only
means o. putuhg down The rebellion and
Swung tne county, therefore, OF course,
CoS opposes Inc 1ncfease OF, indeed, any tar
rln at ala' anu tue way IN which he docs 1t Is
certainly characteristic OF The man. He lays
Gown nis platform somewhat IN this style
lnat 1he benents accrue to the manufacturing
classes, md that the burdens are imposed
upon the agricultural and consuming classes;
In other words, that 1t is clcss legislation,
from which only sectional advantages accru..
New England will au its pockets. and the
"cst"al sudsr. Standing upon this plat
form, be wlirls round his thaumatrore of
figures and fnncies to blind the masscs.
Docs the increase of tariff enrich New
England at the expense OF the Nests Cox,
in his haste to cnt of the revenue aud there
By strike deadly blow at the war, onIts to
state that there is manufacturing ont OF New
England. he omits to state thai New York,
Pennsy1vania, Ohio. and other States manu-
facturc. He omits to state TINT If New Eng
land fabrics are bringing high prices, farmers
are furnishing the raw material Wool once
was considered nigh at sVc, but now 1t brings
from "oc to sl.20 Ii the farner pays more
for his clothes, does he not get more for his
woody We know Of farmers in this State
who are turning their sole attention to sheep
raising, in yiew Of the advanced prices of
wool. If the manufacturers Of the East are
rcaptng high prices, do not the farmers of
, 1864-06-04
THE FOOD QUESTION At THE
EStTTkE.


Our dispatches informed Us few days
since that Richmond was under seige. The
following significant paragraph from the
Richmond Ezantiner Of the 18th will show
that This was no idle statement but that the
chief terror Of seige-5tarvation--a
stares the rebels in the face, and In degree
more formidable than that which compelled
the surrender Of Vicksburg.
GRIND. gloomy, peculiar, and nnrutaed ss the
under tho difaenlties 1naieted On its patience b.
@ 1Rs ss ,Rs! t. f s o5s1sns Essa o e.: e
tors could bear Dsuslest, Fxnaained costd. THe
JcmaIies Of poor fnIliti911en eoatinge3 to mings
The markets presented miserable array of .'seme-
thing 10 eat;n and The extortiouess. one OF the
eeryicc continued to swell their prof,a. and bless
the ., wtzaom o. @ those IN suthot1ty; Vleks5ury,
uor7d, and langufehsng paGer her seperest trtaIs,
Irett1fed no suth sepHlch1al picture AZ Ricamoad
intleied upon item wthia thc brief = apses ses
q fe" weeks, end bs sure tAcf thty viii Treasure
item W.
Hitherto Georgia has been the grauary
from whence the Virginia rebel armies have
been supplied But the following dispatch
to the same paper, from Atlantn, sho xs that
Shetman's advance is causing the scarcity OF
supplies to be felt at Atlanta as well as
at Richmond:
ATLANTA, Msy s5.--Wcetw1rn and Eastward, to
Columbus, the harmless people Of Northern Geoy-
gla are crowdng into this city to await the issue
OF the impending struggle between or army and
the Federal. The Rel1ef Committee here are pour
ing out everything that csu be obtained for their
eue'enaDcc, ard cal n0zc to the people Of Georgia
| AIdlCna and South Cufo}ind to aid and Ae,p
item. Immediate, iHst1nt help II nes1e1 In elotf-
tno for tomen ard ehitdrsn bacon. sat Dseats sh,
The rebels entered into this war with the
boast that they were au agricultural people,
that their slayes would raise the crops while
their men fought their battles; while the
North being dependent on free labor would
soon vail with famine in the county,
and raise the cry Of :" bread or blood"
In the cities. These s'harmless people,
after having passed through every pre-
iminary form Of suffering and DESC
lntion, are now fleeing from the final agony
Of starvation, while at The North, whether
in country or city, labor though scarce was
never better paid, general industry was never
more prosperous, and the comforts Of life
were never more tounttfully enjoyed By tue
entire people.
, 1864-06-04
MARINE MATTERS At DETROIT.

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