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ID BSIUEyCE on south side Of L&Igh street, be-
10. tween Adams street and Brook avenue, FOR
GALE at aucsion.--ou Tuesday, l9sh July, al 6X
O'Clock NJ, will be sod, upon the premises, tho
s.uceoed brick Dwelling, situated as above, occu
pied by MISS Wiiiana Howard, and next 10 the
lats residence of VIAL II has eight rooms, be-
sides kitchen, Nil in good order, and q we'll Of
water 10 tho yard. The lot fronts so feet and runs
back 214 feet. The situation 10 retired end cou-
veDient, and in some respects very desir able.
TERMs-Cash or credit, as the purchaser may
prefer AID WILLIAMS,
jy IL ,AuctioneeY
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sFxOJ4t K0gyCEs.

- spENAI. Npsics-Anetinn Sale We VIII 6.
fpf ior oale as auction, % Wetnesdsy, (to dsyJ ~
lssh Inst, q 10 O'Clock, The following
1903 packages AaDostyd bsAnds meau ecsefso so-
bAccU
100 csses scarfslsssi smoking tobacc,
10, do W Dare do 90
20 bhis golden gem do 40
l0,Obo FiofisA csgass
1000 domestic cigars
rs Epelish aaddics
= 10 baioe brown dcmestics
100 school states
200 d toilet soap
100 reams nolC paper
Pho picket memorandum books
500 pass books
lou money b~vks
$50 pocket books
Is dog sheepekins
20 sides harness leather
20 dox Mison's backing
los Quo cut glassware
8 bbIs bright brownsuyAT
fAAe,
A superior lot OF geu.,s mems clothing
Ladies' French tkod sleeves and colaIs
And shaws and other desirable goods
AkENT1, NORfLBET CO, Aucts,
jy 13-1t Cor or 18Th and Main sts.
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By A. D. Wil,.aas, Anct. :

TWO Building Lots In the town Of Fu!con for
ssls.-On Tnesday, ~. July, at O'Clock p
N will be sold, upon the premises, two lots mos
aud l0) Ia the town Of Fulton, on the north side
Of Nicholson st, fronting liz feet
TEsMs-Cssh. AID WILLIAMS,
ApctioDeer.
PosrroNsMs s1.-Postponed on account Of the
rain 70 Thursday afternoon, l4th lest. at o'cik.
jyIs ADV, Auet.
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Kitchen Furniture

On Wednesday, The Istn ,.. :, A. auctsss.
VII eel ~ the fesideoce Of Mv r I, q, oeecs.
ISM st, opposite Hesbfook's wsrebo,..s 'ri'ss "a
mold .nd hitchcn furniture, eousisIss y ne tG,s.
variety. d The sss.,
ALSO,
oss Grover & Baker sewing msn.n.
~ PLEASSgTs
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BIZ Williamson &c Co., A,sctrs.
mo le2 Main street, between 9th and 10th

By Williamson &c TO-, Aatctrs.
mo ls2 Main street, between 9th and 10th
CUnERIOR Piano,
y Elegant P,rlor Suit,
Haudsom. Bedroom Furniture
Rosewood Bookcase,
Large ParIor Mirrors,
Marble top sideboards, sc.
At Auction -
We will sell, on Thursday, July l4th, 1854, com
Rces, 800 Main street, between 9th and 10Th,
the most superior assortment OF
Parlor,
piaining room
and Kitchen
Furniture,
Which we have had the pleasure OF cit srIpg for some
time past. The following are few OF the many de
sirable and excellent articles 10 be offered
superior Piano, rosewood case
rosewood parior suit
large easy chair, In velvet
] har-cloth rocker
Elegant rosewood etsgre
SETS splendid lace and damask curtains
/ magnificent mirror, With MAJ bic slsb
very handsome engrayings
large aud excellent Brussels carpets
eighi-day Clocks. In good order
Handsome regs, matt, tides
select asnor tnient OF parios ornaments
IN onAMBsRs-
Carved sud cotlsse bsdsieads
splendid EG bietop cabinet
do do Wasbslsnd
l very handsome rosewood bookcase
oval mirrors
Toilet set, complete
variety Of iarcy loiic. articles
cane.se Al chairs
cane seat rocker
Toilet tables, sptoors
Window shades
j hair-cioth arm chair
Mating, feather beds
Hair and shuck mattresses
Boosters, pillows, sheets, apfeads
DIsISG-Roox.
/ medium sized marbie-tops sidebosrd
] excellent oak refrigerator
cak chairs
Dining tabs
Large assortment Of plates, dishes, &c
handsome q set
Cake plates, CELERY giakses
heavily plated casters
Goolets, tumblers, wines, SO
ALSO,
% gallons superior French brandy
yards coiored Camerc
Lot Of Cests's spool cotton
excellent yifis
2 gold headed canes
Lot Of oil Cloth, enc, SC
WILLIAMSON d 90, Auc.s.
NB.-Those wishing to examine the furniture,
which 10 really excellent and In first rate order,
prevousto cay Of sale, can do 20 by calling as the
above named residence, on Tuesday aud Wednesday,
the l2th and 18Th inst, between the hours Of 10 A
N and u. Ijy II W d co.
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By r. Z. Eaton, Auetioneer,
1875 Main street, near lath, north tiie1

100 ndIu tHteti hear Isth, noTth tilel
WILL be sold AZ No So Main greet, on gAi,.
!" daf. the 18Th inst, at 10 o'ciock-
Clothing, boots, sbcee, backing, r..
ALSO,
lot cf furniture
the marbie-tcp pier table
shuck sni cotton mattresses, dining tsS.g 4,
ALSO, ''
fi1e aoli and silver watches, in good or,e,
chi!i's carriage
fae eight day clock, eau be warranted
80 yards German cloth, good article for CAN'T.
men,
and many notions, too tedious t. Iu-pti6n.
L EATON, Arei'r.
by LUCK, Saieeman jy l3-st-
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By WNiosnscss &c Co, Assc.s.
mo. ls2 Main st. bet 9th and i0,hl
ZINE Furniture,
E Fine Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Dry Goods.
Books and STATIONARY I, ~,
At Auction 49,
On wednesday, the l5lh inst, comm.ncnr q, N
0eioek u, we VIII sell, al our salesroon a.
~ Main Street, an assortment Of furnl,u,a '
consisting OF The following and other aIllc,,,,-
Cabinets, waTdIobes.
WashstaHds, lounges
Jenny Lind and cottage bcds,rads
Hair, shuck and cotton maittcs,,-
Sheets, blankets, quits, nc
Glass and crock.ry ware
Solar, tete- a tetes. rtHgrcs
Dining, Parton and kitchen tables
Pariof and other chairs
Several fiBs gold watches
books, stationery. dry goods
Fancy articles, clothing. etc.
jy9 WILKINSON 4 IN s,.,.
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- TRAYED-from the Reserve Camp, 7th ksgt
~ O Cavalry, near Laurel Hill Church, a Span
ish roam Mare, shout Is hands high, aud Fix years
old ANY information concerning esid mare VIII
be thankfully received and literally rewarded by
J, p MCGEE,
Trenholm's Company, TIN Regt 8 Cavalry.
iv
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MILITARY NO?YUTg.
HsAIQ r. Rzsssyg RoacEs cg

hEALQ r. hhSasVE FORCES CO Va,
Richmond, July !, 1861. |
~ ENERaL oFdsys, No S-Ths ioIowin, i,
NJ struo lions are published for the infnrmAt.fp
ard guidance OF oil enrolling officers In the 81
of virginia
!. All exemptions and details heretofore granted
by the BuTesu Of inscription, II peEBons be!ops.
ipg to the Reserve Forces OF Virginia, cud-f 10,
provisions Of the 4th paragraph of The llh sec
organic. forces to servs duriag tie war" are By
authority Of tie Secretary OF War eoEf:1'd ana
they will remain ia fall force, subject 10 ;ututs
revision undsr orders from these hesCIu.ri,rs
IL. Enrolling eitces VIII continue TO IeceIvs
from persons belonging 10 the reserve forces atpl
cations for exemption and dttsii uGder the pro
visions OF Tho said act. All sEch applications
pending In the hands Of enrolling tt:cers vii b.
proceeded with, and all hereafter received By them
win be investigated and rep 'rted upon IN srld
conformity TO the regulations heretofore prescribed
for tho purpoge by the Bureau Of ConscFpiioa. sud
viii be forwarded by districi enrolling ofioes
through tho commz ntts nt OF cpnscrieis 10 these
headquarters for ilai sctlca.
BY order Brig Gen KErEs
Ri CATLsrT, AAG.
Richmond, Petersburg, Ly ncbtarg s;aanton, saf
Abingdon papers and Rockingham Register, yts
iish for enc week, and stEd bills 10 Ecs4qga'Ws
Reserve Faroas. lFf-lv
,n,hIRIY DJilars kswssd.-TLo following namsi
members Of the 2ith regiment Virginia ea'
airy having deserted, the above resaFi will tepai
fer the apprehension sud delivery a each or All
OF sail members Ut hsadlg.fts;a, TIoni's isi%'
Lieut. Col cowd's res't'
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By James III. Taglor, At.ct'r.

VAL0.BE 4-story Brick Tenement on the
north side of Broad street, for sale at Auction.
VIII be sold on Monday, the 18th day of july on
the premises, at ) O'Clock ? M, that valuable
private residence on the north side of Broad, be-
tween 18th and l4Ih streets, and at present occu-
pied by Mr. Macon. The house has ii rooms,
large BRICK kitchen, coal and wood he use, all In
good order. The lot fronts on Broad street about
81 feet, back about l40 feet. The location Of
this property renders il very valuable, it being In
the very heart of the city.
TERMS of sale-T cash, the balance at 6 and ~
months, with interest satisfactorily secured; or
the whole in cash il desired, the taxes for 1864 to
be paid by the purchaser.
jy i2 JAS TAYLOR, Auctioner.
A SMALL Farm, ct tho head OF Brook Turn
IA pike, about miles from the city, for sale at
auction Will be scld on the premises, On Thurs
day, Jay 14th, ct Ii O'Clock M, the desirable lit
tie farm situated az above, eontsiniHg about 10
acres, at present occupied by Mrs Maynard
The buildings consist of dwelling house with
three rooms, with the nal outbuildiugS also, Q
good ice house, In good repair. 1t has a email or.
tbsyd Of choice fruit trees, and the present crop
thereon. Immediate possession given. VIII also
be sold, at the same time. sill the farming ;mpe-
ments.
TEsms.-One- third eaah; balance at 6 and II
months, with interest," or all cash, If desired.
jyl1 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Aust.
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By d. f.. Booth q Go, ducts.
mo z 10Th 81, between Main and Cary.


OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIIURE
III. Piano, Crockery and Glassware,
Dry Goods, Washes, &c,
at auction We will sell Ut cur saieUoom, on
Thursday morning., July i4th, at 10 c'csock, large
assortment Of line furniture, Of family deciining
housekeeping, removed TO store for more room, Goa
nisting la part of
One rosewood piano, In good order
mahogany bedsteads, ehalls
large feather beds, mattresses
Boisters, pillows, sheets, quilts, blankets
lextension ciniug table, bureau
I ball Sci, hat raek, ! sofa
Lot crockery and glassware, sc
ALSO,
Lot Of linen coats and pants
Pieces or Irish Linens
loo pairs ladies' hose
300 bottles Superior writing ink
50 boxes cigars
Smoking and chewing tobacco
$50 reams commercial noso paper
Aud other goods that may se added tr tims for
the sAis DH R0OIu Co,
~ ltd sAuctioneoea
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ono DOL LARS Reward-Will be paid by ne
ZVU for the apprehension and confinement in
aIy Jail OF negro man nsmed Khby, who ran
away from Vim Branton, in Amelia county. Said
negro was purchased by said Branton OF II Nor.
veil, In Richmond. Address JOHN GILLS.
. 10 23-2taw3ws Jetersvie p o, Amelia CO, Va
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STOLEN- From me, some thirty days passed,
~ dark bay Horse, medium size, right rear leg
white, with lump on each side of he leg some
three inches below the knee, Tong tail, and Is
Stallion. Also, small bay Mare, left eye out,
with large sore under the belly near the teats-
reward of fifty dollars each will be paid if de-
livefed 10 me. w BRADLEY.
iv Ia
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g iRAYED-Ffom my residence on Union Hill,
- near DIR a Strecker's, to the city, on Friday
last two white pigs, months Oid-s The larger one
has four or five black spots on the side; the smaller
one large spot of light slate color across the back
and sides | will pay liberal reward for any in
formation leading 10 their recovery.
GIPPEaICH,
Jeweler, corner of Main and Pearl streets.
~ f0-2.t
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u ALUABLE Store and Dwelling, on the nor til
aide of Rroad, between lat spd Adams SITS
for sale.-Ve arc authorised to sell that excellent
brick store and dwelling located rs above. now In
tho occu pAncy Of Or Fischer as drug store This
is an excellent BUSINESS location. Apply to
jy ll-3t GODDIN 4 ApPERSON.
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a. ICE for Saic--In any quantity and ~ oil
houts Sth st, near Spots wood Hotel at 10 cents
per pound. lily o-l3t'l WIN COOK.
III iCR, Ice, for sale.--Can b. had tn any guam
tity at eli hours Of the day, Ut The American sta
0ies, corner " 10th aud Cary streets-
10 Its b W GREEN.
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WANIED-A Blacksmith and Wheeiwrght, 10
w work in country shop, for whom an extra
price will be paid. apply to
O TALI8FERRO,
jy l33t" Ballard Hou.e.
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STRAfED or StOlen-rrom my wagon, on Teie-
y graph road, leading 20 Petersburg, six miles
from Richmond, on the night Of the 9Th INST, TWO
Aues-oDe marc mule light dun or sorrel colored
medium. szs, right shoulder snrpukeu from strsiu
the other dark colored horse Mule, a 'mall scar
en- bis hip. A very liberal reward will be paid for
the delivery of both or either at r A Dabney' g,
corner Broad ana 7th streets, Richmond
jy 12-2t* &c DONALDSON,
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1NSihAY.-Takeu up, sbout the 18th ult, q
~ rel Horse. The owner is requested to come
10. ward. prove property, pay charges and take him
away. Apply to First Lieut. JOHN G ORGAN,
Camp OF the 18th Va bat'n heavy artillery, on Car.
ringtoa's farm, west of the city, rear James river
iy I2-4tt
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yTYANTED--An Overseer- W sh 70 employ q
w competent Overseer for Q moderate sized farm.
A single man, free from conscription, and good
character. None other need apply
ALFRED MOSEa,
l3-2t No Pearl 81.
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Richmond, Petersburg, Ly nchtarg. s;aunon, sui
Abingdon papers and Rockingham Register pss
tish for enc week, and seed bills to Hes4qga'ps
Reserve Forces IYT-lv
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EOR Rent-The upper part of the tenement on
Main street, over the store occHpied by Levi
Hexter, next door to the corner of Main and 18th
SITS. For terms apply 10
EDWARD Y CANNON,
Attorney at Law, Office corner Governor and 18th
streets jy ll-3i"
a OR Rent-A neat furnished room. Inquire
r corner Of Broad aud 9th ats jyli-6t
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WANTS..

yIYANrRO - Horse and Mu Wanted 10 par
w chase o work Horse AID Mule, suitable fer
farming purposes. Apply to
MOORE Il TURNER,
jyl3-3t. franklin at, near Old Market.
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EYS Found Found, in this city, BY q Isdy,
IN some days since, . bunch of Keys, email s'z,,
handsomely bound together, which the owner can
g,t by calling on the Undersigned paying cost Of ad
vertsing, and leaving -easons be compensation for
the trouble the fnder ba had in seeking the loser.
GODDIN,
Central Hall, Marshall and 10th sts.
w
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ukf ANTED-To rent, By a refugee, 9 sm All house
wv or part Of O house, somewhere Shockoe
Hill furnished house would be preferred. Ad-
dress 'R, - Dispatch office. jy l2-2tt
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NIFTY Dollars seward.-3trsy ed or stolen bout
A. week ago, three hogs, nearly grovn-one is
white SOW, with large wen urder her stomach
the other two are barrows, one. is white and the
other black and white | will Fay the above reward
for Them. or any Information that will lead to their
recovery. They are all three marked with slit in
one ear and crop in the other.
JOSEPH METTERT,
Corner Venabie st and Mech'ville turnpike.
jy l2-3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

the field, bore the following inscription
Yea id Yankee s-ns Of
b-hss have killed our old General
Polk"
We have no estimate Of the killed and
wounded on either side, but presams it
was large. The advantages g&ined are
substantial, and mast lead to others Of
still greater importance
The rsbsl lines are very strong, az
tending from Lost MouHtAia to Black
Jack Moaatais, thus covering both Ma
ristta and the railroad There are ru-
nors Of battle On the 18th, bat We
hare resolved no eoa6rmation Of L.
LATER--A gentleman Who left the front
on Friday evsning, arrived here ysster-
dsy evening. be reports heavy battle
On our right, On Friday, and that the
losses on both sides we're very great
OF the result. be knss nothing Large
numbers Of wounded were being brought
back 70 Big Shsnty.
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;. PLANTING /. oat on thIs lIne.n

A correspondent of the 1ff6unc
writes from the Army Of The Potomac:
Which enc Of the brilliant lectures
who delight the winter-night audiences
Of our Northern cities reeitsd, few
years ago, the apothesis Of PLUCK r.
He should have waited for this war, and
FOR this campaign Of this war, for . bet
ter illustration Of his theme. This is
the twsnty-ninth day of the c&mpaign--
every day has seen more or less march
ing, more or less Sighting. Thirty thou
ssnd wounded have been sent back on
honorable furloagh; Eve Thousand dead
have been buried in honorable, though
obscure graves. Sedgswiek and Wads-
worth, and many another whose memo
ry we cannot afford to let die, have fall
en-. Still the army is lighting it out on
this line"
The roads are strewn with the carsass-
Is Of 5000 horsss Actual marching
has worn cut $4,000 pairs Of shoes
Two-thirds of the men-more thaa l0o,-
O0O-have not changed q garment since
they started-have marched, aud fought
and slept thirty days sad nights, in tbs
heat and dust and rain, and have nol
changed q garment They are 6ghtins
il out on this line.
On the march there are fewer strag,
glers now, and fewer grumblers thar
thirty days ago. Rising from the bi
vouae At all hours; resting when they
may, perhaps eounter-mareh over the
same ground without halt or approves
purpose, they endure all things with
patience and pluck, and certain cas-,
nonchalsRce, as astounding as it is com
mendsble.
"Thsirs not 60 reason vhy.
Theirs but 70 do and dis.''
The propose, with Grant, to "kght
oat on this line"
The rank and file have a pretty goo
appreciation Of the strstsgy of the can
paign. They understand that it has bee
= series of splendid flank movements
and flankiag has become the currer
joke with which to accoant for srery
thing from q night march to the captur
Of sheep or pig. L poor fellow ter
bly, wounded, yesterday, said be saw th
shell coming, but hadn't time 70 fan
it And be enjoyed his joke with
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
sseessIonl.ts RanI.hed Norih.

Sarah F Braanam, Louisa Honnsn,
Caroline May, RozAnA Profts. Maraha
Richards. Nancy Paine, and Tabitha
Stevens, have beea forwarded from
Headquarters Department OF the Cum
berland, 10 be seat North OF the river, 70
remain during The War, We ars not sd-
vised as 20 The charges preferred against
them, They we're received IN the nor
ing. and landed on the Endiaaa shs =.
The afternoon. We incline 70 the opin.
ion that they viii not he a valuable &C.
qsisition to the Hoosie. State Also 70
be sent North OF the river, Valentine
Toland, Alfred Hin kley, and Henry
SeHkins They are liizsns Of Jefferson
oonnty Tsnnessss.- { ksmphis Bulletin.
We think il is about tine this thing. Of
shipping traitors. either male or female,
North Of the Ohio river would stop. VIZ
certainly have eBosgs Of that remarks.
Die creature. Northern traitors natives
nsrs." without having their number
sweIlsd By the skipmsas Of Southern
traitors 70 our shores Ilis the votes ol
these smigrsnis frem the South upon
WEIGH the Democracy rely for success.
this Fall .0a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24


FRoa GES. SHERNkSs ARMY. We
take the following from the Nashville
Unioa Of Tuesday:
We have just received information
that on the 18th hooker attacked Lost
Mountain, and carried portion Of the
rebel works, capturing over 1000 pris-
oners and u cannon. About 400 Of
the prisoners are here now, and others
are expected soon.
The position captured by Hooker
aud be nov holds it--is Of the highest
Importance, as Il is on the extreme left
Of the rebels, and opens the way for 3
flank movement, which, hitherto, kas
been extremely difficult II be succeeds
in driving the rebels from their works
entirely, they can be hsnked with ease,
and compelled 10 evacuate their present
stro1g-and, We may add, lsst-Position |;
| for they cAz make no successful stand
south Of il If they cannot hold their
| present works. they can have little hope
( Of making q stand anywhere.
/ Sehokeld, at she same time, attacked
and captured Pine Hill, highland be-
tween Lost asd Kennessaw Mountains,
/ from the top of which Sherman countsd
the houses in Marietta The rebels
/ wsrs driven from their works ~ the
point of the bsyonst, and many we're
captured This position was sabse-
qnently abandoned by our forces.
The reason for the abandonment ot
the bill was this: Uatil Lost Mountain
Was shtirsly in our possession, our troops
eould be Constantly exposed to . CALLING
Ere, both frea ths right and the left
which could be no other than very de
struetive. Il il, perhaps, the weakest
point in the rebel lines, and viii fall int
cur hands without struggle, when We
get possession Of Lest Mountain.
A large number of small srms wsr'
picked up on the field. thrown dovn b
the rebels. OF the number ne have N
accurate information.
A note, stuck on . bayonet foznd o
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From the 2s,h Indiana regiment.

CAnF 25rss RFa'r IsD vKrEnAs yoIa
Decatur, Alabama, Jane lSth, 1854. !
Kaitors Journal
Your excellent paper reached our
camp in last nights mail, and could you
have witnessed the intense interest the
boys betrayed, and the profound ai.sn-
ton they gave in listeaing TO its con-
tents, you would have deemed yourself
more than we'll rewarded for your troubls
Of sendipE H. Accept our thanks Oar
regiment Is decidedly and enihnsisstic-
ally for the nominees OF the Baltimore
Convention, aud the tone ofthe Journal
aceords harmoniously with our ssnti-
ments. We are against John C. Frs-
mont, because be holds the sane rsla.
tive position to the Union Repuhiiean
party that John c. Brsekinridge held TO
the Democratic party in so Soldiers
are not deceived by the boasted aglori-
Gus victories" achieved by retired and
resigned Generals q .. the MeClellans
and FremoaIs) who have turned their
aspirations politiealwards May like
victories crown their efforts in their new
and more eongenial syosations, and it
will be better for the countryl Soldiers
who have exposed their rnlnerable
anatomy to the spitsful bullets of ma
lieious rebels, do not learn to regard
them, nor the paltry towards Who give
them encouragement, with brotherly az
feetions; and the heavier ron "pop the
screws 10 the Copper-Ruts and the
louder you blast your trumpet for A.
Lincoln and o. P. Morton (.he soldiers
friendl the more popular will the Evans
vile Journal become with the soldiers
and their earnest friends
| AN, sirs, yours in grateful rsmem
berance. aud once . printer, pat now
for three years, Uncle Samaers,
VETxRAs SoLpTxR.