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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31
A GLOOMY PARAelAfni

GLOOMY PARAoAAfni
The Cincinnati CeAase,ctal, Of the 9Th, Ia
lengthy leader, says:
Affairs certainly look very gloomy, and Congress
certainly supposes Mr.. ahass 10 blessed with Aiad
din's lamp, a. they have failed 70 do anything
whatever % assist hi2,. Ia the matter. The -.
federates have touq o bottom Of the III 1hd
are ascending, and UVsfs In fair way 10 see the
bottom also, unless something II speedily done.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

s-ss- IN response to The card signed "Msny
~ votars," Lsve 70 ssy thas, sppseciatlng tbe
kind feelings tasreiu oppressed for me, cannot
withheld ny services rom tia people should they
think as 70 honor me by sn election - Aldermen.
sssusox than, At the sAuls time, thai shall dis
charge, II elected, the duties to tue best Of my
ability. JAMES O MCCARTHY.
rah 22-:eshAp$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

E&rfKx1n E11nKeo CoMYASY,
1iah mCnd, VI, March -, 1sse.
TINE public are cautioned Against youth who
represents himself a. "a employee Of this con-
psay and who has ceon e.iloctilg charges o. goods
snd promising 70 deliver them In . day or two Hs
Is al importer. We ocy collect charges o. delivery
OF geois. 4 HAMILTON, Ageat.
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s-x. TO the Voters Of Madison Wafd.-fhe fol.
tS loving veil known cittBaus have bean solicited
TO servo a. Aldermen and, ele,tsd, will serve The
people:
neosN Gillian Chss Huut
f1a0 n o~~AhsAs1. .srse-sss y We~assa 0essea~A
" Abusr'r uasvs-.
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aud coaaW-ls -fuin OF bnth sections. the public
cFeduliiy however, IL etiii unbouudcd and u viii
es on trussing and beins bctrsytd, ~ II hss bees
lvf ths lest !hFss years, ~ sss ef tsavss wnese
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

EL
Icuon On Wet%s
~,
and
up TO the tsu' or
s bENkBL,
Enquirer ouiea |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

Of the 0rdnsh
will please CO
er from . '@.
IA me Of hts :
TESENDONtL I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

w. INDEPENDENT TICKET. This u:ket
~ viii receive the eupport of the votsis q Mon
roe Ward for Aldsrmens
Jsa T Williams, Jas Mccarthy.
q Farley, Jno ReSusult.
Thoo n Jcnes.
E,aos:au dsy. 9th April. nh a6-10k$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

a~Z. JNo n 0oDDlN. Esq.-alf Many voasss
~ OF Monroe Ward, knowing your publications
and popularity, desire 10 present yosf name -
candidate for ths 0n3oe Of Alderman, feohng sure
that il you will consent ~ servo your fPiends viii
cleo, you knowing they do that your superior bu.
suass qualifications and gertemauly manners viii
enable you to execute duties pertaining TO the
C{fice with general satisfaction.
mhc0-d MANY VOTERS.
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~ sUPERINTINDENro Of the City G.s Works
~ respectfully aunouBee myself candidate 70,
eeiec,on 10 ths ONCE Of Superintendent Of the CITY
aas Works. lmh sl-6ti1 .JNO FRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

A>x TEE .psople'y Ticket Tho fcdioWirE eandi.
~ dates will be supported BY the voters q Moa.
roe Ward for the oi1cs OF Aldermen:
W y rhnocriake, Jas O Mccarthy,
Thcs II Jones. Jno r Resna5lt,
Jno 6oddiu.
NH 2o-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

4 z n = 2 8 a
ggy, Wagon, ~
,pnm b co, !
/, ami Brosh ste. 'l..-|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

:, Nuns 3 60,
Auciuhesfs.
n-pce If the rop.
! I IIPerenpto,ys sais,
a ossdsy, 2J, win
10 O'clock.
: d. CO. Aueis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

A~E~ 10 tho Voters of Hanover oounty.-I re.
f'>-f spsatfuiiy announce myself . candidate for
TIC C.crSship Of the Cirenit Court " Hanover.
rh :4-i6lt JOHN 1AYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

...tursd Toos.,l
Fs@s.. AIso,s isr.gs|
y. have Just y
c,s.,ed ,sd brand t'|
|m |:s@d do web to { !
Gary s.,s ,..s.. . |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

~. To the VOTERS Of Louise County.-I
~ am . candidate for reelection to ths o6Res Of
Clerk OF the Circuit and County Courts Of Louisa
oouaty Returning you my thanks for your patt
generous support, II elsoted shall sndeGVuf =
tsrve you f,ithfaly. DAVID Il HUNTER.
mh Se-3ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

,enei, from !.s nsS -,
a,i!I afsoi Es.s.l
Shoes, ell H"]
consisting VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

VT fsaer. &c. Ac,
~ 'arn ,harsday nom
''Vs@y, Glassss,a
Chairs,
oS u I Nattrsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

X TO, .fstrs.
% shall Gfef Ac
lcco, InclodIg
'Sn o.rion 5 hlacN
IA 1871, veiy 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-05
Union NURSERY. FIT. MADISON

!, TxxKs--Ape Trees, or yeas. old, psr 100 3 o.
Dwarf pears 2to years old, per Dozen o. 90 pen 100
30 % Dwarf Psar1 Ito year. Old = class, s. 70 per
dozen <25 % per oI Standard Pears 5ocenss EACH HARDY
Cherries large sk to 10 feet high, g 80 per dnzeS
Sz o. per leo Peach Trees killed, Mechanics killed
9nnce trees, Downing Ever-teariug Mulberry. = each;
Bazbcuy bushes large stock a Grape tinss 10 10 q
kinds; CAtawba Isabella cstop Gesioa Virginia and
Delaware - Per dozcn year cd plants SIG per 100
Deaware 50 per dozen, ten kiisA Of Evergtvenn to
feet high, Is cents to Il IS esct Ornamental Iss Flow
eripg ehruiM, &cs 80
Il Rnsn-summse Roses, Bengal or China Perpetual, u
Monthly k0se., Hybrid Perpetual, Moss Roses Gree1
Catalogues seht on ~pp4icatfcn SA4&z @Ss
all packages for Keokmk freight win be psd q
keokuk Station, except 1T Ars trsess No charge 10,
paeking bst simply epUghto pay fr ssr1s - soxss
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!. ~ y 5 y.
ssys 81 - III =. assves.
w'ta = s1sy 49,. - ~ - = ssewef
~ ~ - 49,. - 80 &c e
~ y. eily ior tfeeoo1 .t 9 e'1 49,
49, 49, p ~ :s. ".
&c., ana nos so
slo ne paess 2. - oays.
~ = prs,en.ea 4. ! - J
e.at when ieaos ev.t ~ go ~ g.
slavery. .n's 49, : - 49,
y .ns s.s.o. .. !. ..1I:.s Eveos.sSn;.
- !. s N.... =. II - - - ~. -
- !. 49, !. 80 - r.. 49, ss ~ b..
eyes = s.u " = $3.50 Ie 49,
= :. - s, . = -. - :. =
- E ~ s.os.a ~. - - 49,. =. =
s ..s eas' 49, = 80 ls''os
soio.es =.
- 1 !, ~ u S~S,..,s - ..i.
!tme OF ms D!eoS oeclake = Y ~ PesI's
= tae etoipsuon 81 sss CC .. 70
70 sesnse sn0 D.e.sloes - HC = osl.
selves sne usf Pos'e1''y IN E.s.1
ooJees o. sns PsoP'e, o.O.!' = -. oo'n-
men.ar'es oa sJ ~; 0.' aa.,S :"
surrey Z. 49, -. ~ s.. q - ~. ~.
thy Of tnc usuon .nu - smD'''o' " sne
pet mon - ~ -ass,,sN :.
thing walen ~ 49, ...es ~ ~
mirslon y !" - ,ssI; : $500 = W, : $500
patfloslsa :. ~. Hs.,;a. s.,.;.. ~.
times anu 10 ~. .e pI.-,-s =
to secufs ' i;l. ~ 49, fppnS..;os -
posten'y - mas. 80 mmo-shls $500.
OF government. spo @ . 49, P.,
of justice; ool .ueI',ons ..., ..usJS, n
naturally % PIesu.o4 = 49, - 80. :.
limits OF o.! own n'ss, snu = - ~.
deep sens'o'r'y upon oa' o." n1,n ne s;.:.'
descencsns. Ds x.s...s-r.sl a.
foreclosures - 49, 49, ca ,hs 80 - =,
garos Pr. .s,. :. :. ..rrs. "a ,,o,..t
nsnkina ano 49, 49, =. 40. a;.,.n, .sna
support; s"u o'' ~
ra.oas. ov.r,ool ,h.t NORTON 81 mi.
Let 10 nv o sI..... hi..a-.a -
ven-exPse.se1 -"a - e.. -, ~ - -
when resi- up.I =. ..l~ =. q. III.
rious WORK % ~. soks
sake OF Oil .nsuA III. ;-~"..... I.-..;o.
% or min a 49,.
propoanoeu ~ ,:..'.;s ,..:. !.
Can 1ns 1870
thought SECURE 49, s..:..:. = -.
tne's oniy mr." o.s' ~. 49, 49,.
minus os sae Us. ~. H. ~, :
are the 9. o. W. n. - ~ ' :
oe v'oiateu vu' ~. ~.
mss no. ss.ss'y :--S.l -.
wosk OF the peoP'e ~ 49,. -
sa'e'y OF wi ne" 49, = ~ ~,
ON Ne the Jus' $500" r.. III - III.
INTENDED snTse ~. 1890. !
creatures nn.s - Ca ill., -
TINS .sI on. 'ne .o'.. 80, - f,.m - s .T
ON 'ais ns''on g go "s. as -.
pains. msoe rough " 49, au .,. 49,
tunes. o'oncere aSa c'' s. ,.e ." ~
oy the warm s"oA'ns o'oo' " oa' OIo'a !
er ana iren"s' 70 'ne saau "'s"".y :
n.''on.i 'nI'l'' P'ops,'yt n'pp" -
ry' soc peace. 10 sn'eh ne "An'eu Wy
Zee. ., rug 's'"e,s s"os
'm'u 'ns ~'a Ius - 49,: ' " ."'s -
s'oim: '.' soe' ~ IL" "' ''ues upo'
'"s u'"'s .' mn '1ss .ae @"Pes'. ~ ~
un'o w. -: "1 o.."o, =, NV Pese' on"
you sscu's 'soey C :" s.o .1e su'jec
20 youI ,.i or, 'a'' ae. a
"sss - soo mas oesa ~h.sPe'es
inso 'ne can 2! ,n's nation s'nce nfs' ~
Peonoonceo n.e' nosry. ana me Pussu.'
OF o,pP'ness' 70 % INC .oa',s".o'e nen''
o. ., ~ men, soa nov !" lolH 10 ePon u
ivy ."e VOICE u 'ne poe.a, 'enue,:"s
po'uo VI -. 70 OUT e,ee''on- "n,c'
shai. We eiecsi onsh !. oe peace ! nov
can y oe peace WINE hnersy ana Saver!
dveii 'ogesnef IN or m'dsts Iaese ar
enemies lnese are idess vn'cn eanno
aseH 'ose'r'' 70 nsrmooy nov can -
nave peace lie. slavery Ole. Let ~
1es'n DC c''''en 70 on. oo.sususon.-
20 me .ons'Y1,on p.oc's'm noef..
.nrouenoo' the 'ano % oil 'ne .nnao''an'
srm a.a,r;nn ,as.s snhr..;. IN ~. !.
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y
tarbedithe country and checked the prog
rs Of the Reppblic.s Underlying these
sgitattons wsre false principles 81 poaiticsl
economy, unsound doctrines Of govern
ment, erroneous theories of trade and
commerce. ruinous systeps Of pvbliS pol.
lev. unjust sYssems OF lAbsr---eyerythinr
which wis calculated 10 Sstard the true
advascsment of. the nstioa. These sgita.
tons denominated over everything Tho
brain -foree ~ the co1etsy wss subject to
them, They everywhere osesshadowcd
the material interests Of The country,
directed IT. legislation. ovenmed IL emo
utive agents, controlled It's coaYss. norvup-
ted Its religion, dstased iss mcfals, Wits
ted il literAtsre, bscloudsd and hennmb-
ed everything upon which people most
RELY for greasness. prosperity hap3tuess,
and Ne promotion Of the genera wslfsre,
They kept the pnblic mind in constant
state Of unhealthy excitement, and infus-
= thsi, poison into sSvry vein sad astsry
ofthe body-politic.
Sir. this u ths past - nodded BY slase.
Try. Shall The futers - il, harn onioua
counterpart Shall ~ psss through this
tkosfid polifjeal riRht1psye. saoan q s.
|aNstese3 thsfsifo1 ~ ths 6reIe.kksi
|ak1 1sanon, tsat ~ anothbr M. g tloIl
~ eeeufes ) pefnenent peego - ouVoolSSIr
|oad - y ildses ~ fi1l1 1s1nt l,t1iIa
~. ls ls9 - ~ lsl =
llasosyy Ne Gnnnot pootDo0Da -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-05

From Rev. Warren Rspdoiph, Pastor of the Baptist
Chnrea, Germsnlwn, Penn.
DR.. Z. n. Jack son-psar sir: Personal experience
eaabies ms 10 cay hat reesrd The German ssuers
PREPARED BY you e. 3 most exceltsn mt medicine. In
Of severe cold aad general debility have been
greatly benefited b. the of the Baers and doabl
mol they viii produce similar eHects on etnefs.
Toan truly, MAkkRN RANDOLPH,
GermAAto~n, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

On and after October sth Passenger trains will les.s
follows:
Leave Port Madison nj A. NJ. and 1880 A. H.
Leave Keckuk mt I.l5 A. NJ and r. NJ
Aospecisi trsins will be run to Montrose In coppes
ton with the -Horfherr Line Packets
A3-Ihe morning train from Rort Madison conneets
With the 81 Louis Packets At Keokuk the mail train
q the Des ADiaes Valley Road.
31-1he morning train fren Eeokuk connects with
the Rock Island and Davenport Packet Fort Madison
Satire train from Fl Mafiscn nlskes eIoee con
necton with the Great Wabash Valley EAawss with
The afternoon train Of the Des Moines Valley Roaa.
Thrcugh tfekets to all poiDtsmay te purchased Of
6tatton Agents J. w. oGDES Eecrsiarv.
cots
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INTERESTING MACHiN rs, HORSE
Powers, Corn shellers and Hay Presses, ffom she
Alton Agricultural Works, for sale &
& WICKHRaTIAM Z Co.
sngsdAw i63 Main D.
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.R. J. F. SANFORD.

ASr0nnce on Third street, between Main and Johnso
suRl-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

The LITERATURE OF THE PRl sBNT
DAT.-Of all the writer's of the present
day who hold the good will of the public,
and whose works enter into the present
life Of the people, there is not one who
betrays dirty heart, or who. if he pos
eesses one, dares TO exhibit il in his
works. We have no F.eldings in fiction,
no Siernes in philosophy, no Byrons IN
poetry. Dickens, Thackeray, Reade,
Trollope, Charlotte Bropte, Mrs, Stowe
these and their contemporary-never
betray trace of that great sensuality-
that delight in dirt--whinh nh.--~s~-s--,
the writer's Of the previous age. Tenny-
son, Longfellow. Lowell, Whittier, Holmes,
Bryant-none of these find occasion in
the pure sensibilities of the age to erase
. line they have written. Perhaps in
some, or most of these, there might be
more OF the religious element, which q
coming age of writer's is certain to illus
trate, but what they write is pure
Woman is respected in all, and wherever
woman is respected there is always purity.
Even as we look back upon the earlier
English poets aud dramaiIsts and writers
of fiction, ss those who lived In darkness,
30 will those whom we now regard a. the
great classical writer's Of thelanguage re-
tire into the night from the eyes Of thase
who follow us. We believe that the lit
erature Of the present is far in advance
OF the preceding age in every moral
quality. 1t belongs to, aud is illustrative
of, better civilization, and shows that
the world and, its writers are slowly but
certainly advancing toward purer light
and diviner life.-tSpring6eld Repub-
lican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

From the Hon. JuDeB LoRS, Of The Land Court.
sY. Lsu1s, Feb. 18th, 1864 !.
u H. BIcoD, Esq-Dssr sar: I hare tried your Rher-
Aatism Neuralgia and Govt Specific, and have found
1reaf relief from IL when other remedies have failed
Aink il a very safe and reliable medicine
Very respectfully, your friend.
G. B. LORD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

81 LAsAExI, H., July lefh, 1868
Josx n. bzoon Ksq.-Dsar SSv. have been sufferer
f$r az yesrs with Chronis Rheumatism and take treat
pleasure IN recommending youT IAenand Gsuf
speeiac 20 be the best medicine for that disease
tat have ever heard Of When menced 1Rine n
Icould hardly walk SIC sti 70 great wss enc nsir
shd In thrse aAys fes fum IL and my less ns n
~ Arst time IN i've years, free from pin aud fesi -
umAle that tnk would be darcine I'll the whie II n
ia not cost much for music Bat siA il A splrnii
eAicine and would rsccmend III those anicted no
these dlses tryit. fhase Just und Cart Rsy ropd
q ffend Of mine) his back with infmnasory rheu-
Aiisn, aad told him what your medicine did for me
b. will send - yoa for 81 To- HncIcse please md
o dollars and send me two bottles Of the Specific. II
shoald not need IL myself viii give II some that
ss - there ~ Plsnty thas ARP suffering With thcss
s4sse that afe undrquainted with your specinc, and
tAiak that yca ea6ht 70 rahh II In every city In the
ssSS or JAMES " brown,
4ssaA s'--S ResiAsnce Chseaee, m
P.s. Bend me1Eeaas % care Of LEV. WhtnaP,C q
cAgo. s9 sAsss J.N.A
n hlgs CSsse1 Msoodreslb!
A#fnss $50 sHssas.4 4
{aSAav. rivss their esrsincasss p list sasst visA
| ~ Ysst tArss moatAs
Iron SALE BY ALL DRUoGlsT6
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THE GATE CRY .
] MONDAY. NOV. sISi lsi

rsfHffTf
THE YANKEES IN JArAH.-Ths follow.
ing b an extr.nt ftsla ) letter viitss4 u
an officer on board one of Her Msjestys
ships on the Japan station: :
August 5thy-Ths Ansricss AinistsF
has been in Yeddo for some time, and has
the marines from his ship lshded to pro-
tect hin. Some Of thess marines met
with an adventure which, = iAr d they
were concerned, VAS amusing. One Of
the swell daimios was being carried along
in his mormon (chair.palanquin accoB-
panied by host of retainsrs, when at a
place near cross-road they saw party
Of the Americans coming in, who, il they
had kept straight on. would have come
into the grandest part Of the daimio pro.
cession, and have no doubt caused shin
da. The Yankees thereupon wheeled
about to avoid collision. In doing this
there was clanking of arms-a noise. not
at all agreeable to the japanese As
frightened as babies, they dropped the
nortmos and its inmate, took their heels
and ran as fast as their legs would carry
them, in spite Of the daimio's entreaties
to stop. But the poor old gentlema6
could not prevail upon them to
check their fight, although he, less fool
ish than tie rest, knew that no harm was
intended. and that the clauking of arms was |
intended to be complimentary. No one
would return until the Americans had got |
clear off. This comedy had tragical |
ending. Fifteen retainers were permitted |
to perform the Harikari, Angiice, and
we're compelled to disembowel them
selves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-21

We srs nov in receipt Of new stock Of Family Gro-
ceries, which offer for sale Low - tho lowest e.
bracing 6ugsrs 0u1Esee ground and uneround also m
perior quAlity Of -Young Hyson Imperial, Gun-
powder and Nack-slso AxtrAAFfice Of new 6Wghnm
Soasssss 1saehsrb RsAnea Syrup beat bfnn1 Of
Coai WI, 9ermaH ana Ruim Eoap 0lnr m 1AHsw Co.
4es, Freah Caaned Peaehee CIV OSs9su Snsalss As
sae best erende Pail ard spsinx Whsas EIosr. suss
Ing Of Quincy Eagle and Grace NINA Fsz ~
Al OF The Above We OVER 70 the p1bls cAsop ~ snGA
l. K. COCHRAN 00u4 Al
Id Main e. near eth.
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Having retired from the GENERAL Practice . Medi-
cine In consequences Of large and incrsaan teugcal
practice hes made arranesments for the reatent Of eli
cases embraced in the following enumeration:
1sr. All Surgical cases and Surgical operations.
End. Diseasese OF the ny aud Ear.
3Rp. Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat.
4rH. Consultations with Physicians in all cases ct
home or abroad. BIB
In order promote the better treatment Of Surgical
and diseases of the Eye and Ear Dr. SANFORD has
established Inruary for such oases where ps&teuts
viii be well cared for and where al tho appliances and
best means of snccossl treatment used II mar Ins.
tutions 10 tbs large citiqs, will be found.
Having enjoyed for tIsnty year, large snA gsnrosa
patronage in the dpsnaAl prace II msde5ns and sor
the citissns Of tbs this city and ths sssronna
ing country DR. now respectfully invites the public ~
ssntion % hs special f The tssotnant u
Surgical Cases sad dissaai,s Of the Bye snd Ear.
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Be- what DR. PIfrs, Of the oldest and best Phyp
clans u st. Louis says:
81. Louis, June is, 1858.
II M Jxc. II. BLOOD, Agent Of LaemaDds Rhe,1rnsfism
s3out and Neuralgia, specihc:-I have prescribed the
above mentioned epecc and must say that have ney er
iound any remedy that carries much certainty OF
quick and saiuiary that has all the
have used IL. Da. q. w. PHILLIPS.
Letter rom Capt MArIN to Alexander Leitch Druggist
before JEe r. BLOOD, became Agent for the Medicine.
ST. LorIs. March 81, 1863.
ALEx. Lnfen, Ksq:-Iike many Of my profession.
have suffered severely with ana coald get no
permanent relief TN tried your Specific am happy
20 say that ~ use, IN few days restored 10 health.
lSignedl CAPT. MALIN, Of steamer Warssw.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
GEN. sIHERMAN's EXPEDITION.
Dispatch from Gen. sherman 10 Gen.
Grant Announcing she Results Of the
Expedition.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March ls, 1854

WASHINGTON, Wednesday March l6, 1864.
MajOr-Gen. w. T. Sherman, III dispatch
dated Vicksburg Feb. q. via Cairo. March 10, has
addressed the following to Lieut-Gen Grant, care OF
MajorGcn. Haleck.
GENERAL: got in this morning from Canton, where
left my army in splendid heart and condition. We
reached Jackson Feb G. crossed the Pearl and passed
through Brandon TO Morton, where the enemy made
dispositions for battle but fed in the night We posted
on over all obstacles, and reached Meridian FEB. H.
Gen. Polk having railroad to assist him Oh LIS retreat
escaped across the Tombigbee on the 18th.
We stayed at Meridian week, and made tie most
complete destruction of the railroad ever behed SOUTH
below Qunan; east, to Cuba Station; twenty miles
north TO Lauderdae Springs and west al the way back
TO jackson could hear nothing Of the cavalry force
Of Gen. VIM. Smith ordered TO be there by Feb 10.
uclose by mail this with copy of his instructions.
then began TO give back slowly, making circuit by
the north to Canton where lef the army yesterday in
splendid condition. will leave it there five days in
hopes the cavalry from Memphis viii turn up there.
will have them come in.
Mai Gen Butterfeld, under date Of Cairo March IL
addressed the following to Lieut.. Gen. Grant or Gen.
Halleck:
zen Sherman arrived yesterday a. Memphis. His
command is all safe Our total loss in killed. wounded,
and missing, Is 10 only.
1.-THE general result Of his expedition including Smiths
and the Yazoo River movements about, as follows
so miles Of railroad 81 bridges 1000 feet of trese
locomotives % cars, 10000 bales Of cotton, seyera
steam lmls and over 100000 bushels Of corn were
destroyed.
The railroad destruction is complete and thorough
The captures of prisoners exceed all loss. Upward
eco contrabands and refugees came in with vriou
I columns" q
/ NASHVILLE Tenn, March H. 1864.
Lient. Gen q. s. GRANT: After occupying Decatur
pushed TO CORTLAND, thence TO Moulton driving
the enemy. capturing many prisoners and stores am
munitou salt and stock. T. s. BouE,
| Assistant AdjutantG General