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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

A GENTLEMAN, cured OF, Nervous Debility, In
N competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Err
ror, actuated by desire to benefit Others will be
happy to furnish to all who need it. free Of chaPge0
the recipe and directions for making the simple rel
edy used in his case. Those wishing to profit BY hs
experience, and possess valuable remedy Yill re-
ceive the same by return mail Carefully seassdSb BY
addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. GO Nassau street, New York.
Mny20-0-9m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

AREMEDY FOR PIGES.-Itis a blessing to the
suffering to know that we have eectual cure for
this truly troublesome disease. Mr. j. p Hazarde,
of l6i Second street. Cincinnati, ohIo takes great
pleasure in informing all who suffering with piles
that ho used small quantity Of strickIands Pilo
Remedy, and il effected permanent cure. This
seems to be the with all who make iso Of this
splendid preparation. 1t is manufactured at No.
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
Estate OF Thom as Norris.

NoTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified as Administrator Of
the Estate of Thomas Norf1s dec. All persons in
debted to the Estate are requested 70 make imued-
ate payment HENRY q, BLACK
June 9th, lSet--3wll
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-Wo can conscientously
recommend to those suffering from distressing
cough, DR.. strickand's Meluous Cough PaIsam.-
gives almost instant relief andis not disagreeable
to the taste. There is no doubt but tho MsT1uous
and sn that its proprietor claims for II. We Have
tried during the past week, and found relieffroma
most distressing cough tits prepared bv DR.. StfcS-
and, No. East Fourth ST. Cincinnati o., and is for
alo by Druggists at so cents per bottle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
E~.o-c of samuel ArbriGht.

NOTICE 'h'r'Nv g'v-n.that tho undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified rs Administrator of
the Estate Of Samuel Albright deceased. All per.
sons indebted to the Estate are requested to make
immediate payment. DANIEL ALBRIGHT.
June 9th, l8C4-3w@
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

If l wore President of the United
States I would arrest you It's traitors,
and hang you as traitors,-Andrew
Johnson to JEFF. -Ddets, IN the session Of
60-61. .-..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

As Jealous friends Of popular education, and des-
ring the complete success Of common school sys-
tenn, we deeply regret the lack of thai proper ana
cation in many Of our teachers essential to secure
the consummation Of an object Of so much impor-
tance. This Normal School will afford rare oppor-
tnity to teachers for improvement their profession
Of which VIC hope and trust many will avail them
selves, We intend TO use best efforts to elevate
the standard Of qualification, and prevent the disas-
trous consequences that would follow from having
ignorant and unqualified persons occupying the inn
purtant position Of instructor. ~, 80
May26-0-6w. HARPER a HARTZLER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

"Mr. Ashley subsequently, voted in the negative, so
as to be able to morea reconsideration.
tNlr. Fenton paired with Mr.. Winfield, but their
votes were aiterward recorded,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
11dHmcaRHOmnl.

TVNl Il undersigned will open Normal Institute nc
L Lancaster Ohio, July nth, 1854, TO continue six
weeks, Competent instructors are engaged. Classes
will be formed in the common branches, and IL de-
sired in Algebra, Natural Philosophy Physiology &o
Lectures will be delivered on the science Of Teach
ing and School Government.
Tuition for Gentlemen. n......."."..."..A 30
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
CITY OF LANCASTER,

TauRsDAr, June 90, 1864,
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
Gen. Zee to Absentees and Deserters.
Headquarters Army EoRTHERx Va,
August 10th 1854


General Orders, No 81.
All persons connected with this army, who arc
absept without proper authority, are enjosned to
return to their respective commands without delay.
This order Is intended to embrace those who have
remained absent beyond the time limited for their
return, after the Gauss of their shssns he's &C.
y ts FstsYn away from THAR pests. adds 70 the
dangers ard laborz Of their comrades, while it in
oreases their own responsibility TO the laws they
Ore violating
Tho Commanding General deems IL only .,nscss-
sary to remind those who have erred through
thoughtlssssssz or negligence, Of the shame and
disgraoeShey viii bring upon themselves and then
families, If they shriak from tbs maafal discharge
Of dsty in the hour Of their ceaatry's need, and
leave their homes to be defended and tssrfndepen-
denee to be secured by the unaidsd eoarage Of
othersrs.
To those whose absepes bas besn prolonged until
tkey have 1Beursi the guilt Of t.esertioa, he can
only say THAI pfomp& aaa voluntary return TO duty
s5ns een pailiAte their aasnce and enttle tkem 10
expect any siemeney. -.
n arrested sad bsosghs baek. justice to the faith
ful end tEae, well the intsissts and safety oI
the eountry, requires that fhey shall ssr the ex-
Eeue penalty Of she1sw.
(Siensd) r. e. LEE. Geessal.
0fseiHl-
J. C. McRAs, A. i. G.,
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
BATTLE OF wATERENsiA

There vas as souad of rsvsss, BY sssa., j. =
And Belgiuin,s capital bad gnshsEa8 than
uer beauty and her shivsly, and bzisht So
The lamps shOse e'er faiy scarn - bzsss -;
A thousand hesias boat hSapiy ;sssA~kas va
Music arose Hifh volaptuepN zEeEl.
Son eyes looksd love TO eyes which spake again,
And al went gisEry asa marriage bell
But hush hank dssp souna stdkes IRsAa fls1
Ing knsl. ,....zsza.s-
Did We nes haar it s--,No; 's=rNs boa Ale RiaaasO
On with the dance Lei Joy be unsenaned -,
No sleep TIL the morn. wksu ypuA sad pIsAsass
meet =, LIZ - .,E-
To chase the glowing hOar. wisA aying ssssssss
Bat bark i--rhat heavy S"uaa bEeaAss ia snss
As IL tbs sloa.is it, echo would rspsa., ss,,. =.
And nearer, eleaEsz, daadliOr Ehaa zfass. 4. tsss
Arm arm IL is=-ss is-ths eshnen's .aPeaiag
rcar 90 49, go
All, then and there was hurry @ and fro, -,-,5! :
And gathering teazs,and trembling sol aiszzssS !,
Biashcd ~ tho praise al their ezsa sss,insss 7 s.
And there wars saddsa partiaga saah No psess ~
The :as from ant yozng hearts, ane ehakiest slsAs
Whica ns'sr might e'FePeassa=she sesla igsess
Mevez leoro alloaid meet those zasesl sysss ~.
Since uron night 80 swess sack asfai faSfil eoaid
rise p - a o'SS .s~' = =
The mastering sgusdioe, sIad - sizEEszinE CIR
Went pouring forward With rssadas spesd. -
And swiftly corning In tasaazs 6 war; SS,1,s :.
And the deep thunder peal on peal afr < ,-.gi !
Add near the ieas of she slsnafns drum -. = =,
Reused up tho soldier ere lie MaFafEg star 4 :. -,
While throngsa ,hn eitizens with terror dznsb,
Or ~ dans ssy El ss.s se' hDs the they
And Arasunos waves above them her grsen leaves.
Dewy with natures tear drops, IS thsy pass,
GTisving, apght inaninate sper grieys
Over the uuretnrang bTave--sias !
Ere evening 10 be troddea like the grass
Which now bsI,oath than, but above shall grow
In its next verdure, when his fiery mass
Of living vatar, rolling on the foe,
And burning with high hope, they shall us60ldsr
+ cold and low. -
Last noon beiald them fun of lusty life,
Last even in beauty's circle proudly eay
The midnight brought the signal sound OF strife,
The morn the Inazshsiins in aFms-thc day,
Battles Eagnihcsntly stern arrayst
The thnnasrclouds close DER It, when whe..
rent,
The earth Is covered thick with other c.ay,
Which her osu clay shall cover, hes5sd and
peat,
Rider and horse-fiena. foe--ln orSs red burial
hieat
.BYBox:
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
OBITUARY.

Died, in Pike county on Thursday the twenty
6fsh instant JOHN GRsHAa, aged seventy eight
years and ter months. \
The deceased has beea suffering with Caacer for
the last forty years FOR the last six months he
has besn ronined to iris bed and has suffered great
pain, during which time he borne his illness with
Christian fortituds. without even a murmur. He
has been pfbfass0r feligion about thirty years.
He was q native Of Fairfield Diatrict South Caro-
lima and. enjoyed tho confidence of all who knew
him. gft,E
He joined the Baptist Church at On early stage
OF HE NE .aua mp to the time of his demise. lived
an exemplary. GhEislisn life, leaving behind him
@indnbitabis evidence Of his acceptance of God
He was faithful friend, true Christian and one
ofthe best acknowledgements and benevolent
ta his insercouTse with mankind, upright and hon
orahle in every transaction He lived as he died
. true type tram the hands of his Maker lie
leaves wife sad-fivc children TO isaourn his loss
May the tearn of his wire and orphan children bs
dried up in1hs pleasant reflection that he has
gune to that Heaven OF rest, wherc the wicked
5cesae from troubling and the righteous are ever
bisst and may they so live when this house OF
clay is dissolved n reunion above may take place
which eteruity can never dissolve. "a
Tie
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

- 3zsszin's sireala< which ws pabiish To-
~: EEli - fz=G sszy Interesting and'aPprcpri-
- sFesrH - FebIioetioa maids BY II. 6Hmore
- c.. tsass, Il shs Northern papers. The pub
lslelksa e ais stzssnszt vas rendered necessary
~ - MlrsspEsssstasisns and sappTessioas ef CO.
2esfs HazezA. zAs' sCirsaizr,s establishes IL
siel - - ezzizsstisa Of every uEprssadissd asias
fkas a.s tas aa aas - Rishssosd, wese the szzis-
sse9 . Izsosss esiy aathofssi ssld eoulrisaien-
e - = e he eifty work. IsSss not ex-
RasssS IsfA tkess sass4rsss xosld scssaelEeA any
-lzs - AZ = E.s-sssssssz = -
10y 80 z.snsola 6asiree that thsy Ehazla. on
- eszzeasg. : knszEssst thst b wss aiRRiy SEX
- ~ sssssssAsxt with whish 10 Justify hizzsslf
5ke - Essshsxs people, foz is pesitivs and sb-
tesezl % ssesirs CT nesotiase with a.. seif-
9ssssslss1 sazs.sszsssns7L Msssrs. Cisy and Hai.
es1eA = was ths miserable subtsrfegs ef . sssy
s1zzzsaas hsskstsz, aaa wm 80 appear to all
So elizzias asa- = z-ss
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
--latest froa sew iasrisaas

Ear PAscAecsaA;- AsE %. -..-sys3 Orisans pa
Pers 70 the evesisg q the a&sh reserved by flag
The family of PreaidentJEarez, OF Mexico, have
arrived at Ses Orleans from RsaEas Santiago =
The InteTveutiouist forces, salsr Gen EegSi
had occupied Saltillo, add expected soon % % %
:satarina. whence. TO Monterey, there viii be stub
born resistance.
Accounts from Vera Crus Of the 7ths state that
the French and Inpezsiists win adsshse si1snlts-
neously as far New Leon, ceahuiia and Ts-
nsEatipas -ar---
|, On one side they hsre slrcsdy- taken Dnzsugo,
and on the other have reached Victoria
Monterey and 1stamoTas viii soon be attacked.
Gea. Candy has ordered tho corfeypordents Of
mttei to aeeonpsny de troops operating In Mobile
bays 10 be sept beyond the limits nf his eoamsnd
for having ahassd de eenEaa ,ssPesed IN them
by giving public information OF ysfnsto tho enens
and engaging 10 onntFossrsr ealealsied 10 distarb
the harmony ~ the troops.
Con- Banks hss ordered, 81 the banks of the
State Of LOHisianAr have so fax failed to comply
With the proyisios OF Law to justify the forfe-
ture OF their charters, that they are required Is
condition OF sny further transaction Of banking
business, % resolve United States Treasury notes At
ten sggrioved by tbs order NAV sisnaana an inves
Ggation Of its Affairs and show rs credit superior
to that OF the Unitee States,
The Era says she resent ga1hoak expedition 20
Chieot Pass At the hsad Of Grsnd Lake. La, con-
pietea its work, destroying property eonsistiue of
the saw Eilis ana houses Of Cs1t F1fier the peto-
rious "Panl Jones Of the Soutk.n who was captured
when the Star Of West vas destroyed, and who ded
prisoner on Johsson's Island.
The reported riot in New Orleans azninst thu
draft il without foundation.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03


The following is published fer tho Information
aad guidance Of ouartsrmasers in charge of Posts,
those in charge of manufactures of clothing. and
the Chiefs in 'ontrol Of the Tax in Kind.
tErrRarrl
o0s n,. So Gn OF !i Ga;an
Richmond, june %, 1854.
Mpsor, With yfsw 10 economy in the purchase
"a sasnls q sssssapery and Blanks to the army
ia, MsSssa ana Mi.sissisps have s 81 Ss 70
Piaes yeaia'sbasss Of that duty 20 the performances
80 ss.' I'll a'fs0s All your ensr
In ths sreast;on Of II Won arc authorized and I'M
saruS.ed ;aa follows
- -. -. *, .,;...I - a.. ...:-. e.. It,.
"a. ssS .s,,t fassoriss of old and ooSdemesd tent,
"a bthsrpaper stock materiai under tho control of
shis Department
70 arrange LOT the mAnsiaesnre OF paper either oy
snsss.s All slso for .s DurSha.s Of he ssmS
= 80
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
A$ag Csrsspeaasaes e Is Savannah
- 80 = EsEBalsikeszE =
4 RrG II, snausi 35th.

- gtKrczSA4aDsssf n2ust 18th.
. Your eOFrsspondsnt,s hike sfs.sgs Aan,ber Of men
N Less army, IN on lis siSk hst. Teis win ae-
count for shs bFeTisy Of ihis sstasr There is as
mach s:ckaeas II this Array q NoEthsrn- Virginia,
Ia proportion 20 MEMBERS. - tilsFe has been n.
ness Is not Of : EsIlgnsaS type, however being
chiefly iatermitteat fewer t1d disorders OF the
boweIs- fhs terrible campaign in which the men
sass Ssss sP e F 81 nc! as s ssRass
utyt1thstEgasiSs aAssess ofsyeeotabae sood
nd Of, :. zen = e IL q. god ra,sr Ynd
:s SGgs sss PeSs = @seli
stood from this s.sss o s.ass, chat many ofthose
front Of PsieFzhEsE sre net soisg a. ssH as coald
be desired. Thar siaai Pozszo have ees1 fsspair-
ed by Ne constant exposafs cad haE1shiPs of the
esm1sisn, and Il In ,Fsli established fsf persons
Of feeble health do not reeoser fraas Fenads az
eertainy or 81 rspdly a. ihen % robust constitu-
-tioos. Il ID szzs eiaseiatsof 20 know that the
s ss. n. 1901 ses e-s@aed visS mex and
raay OF ais tnaz whosa GTssf refksed to let 60
upon s>s e<PiFasscn o. s,ss CT service. axe
hourly FesSEdng hiss assI sIiaEssgas 81 The hands
Of dsssh, th.s eTss,i k5esatsE whose sshifeats
neither sarsse1s 80. gsastass can dispute.
o., eas.slsies u Re - = s5Esasy shs aiss
ns as 81 4 T<sszs sd Esisd ssd wounded;
haf aar szlszs loss q, FEaS Aad Sunday does not
szsss3 EAsa. hsa6ieai Ydsnhe gAstlhF il ID so
uaaA. l. FsdsEAS eaiszsA ssissd ths Eng, Of ons of
q - Il sosEnssa, sihsrsapph be and Hagood got
into n sihaeaties, die fesaa af which was that IL
Ysakss gas slain BY Pistoi sksts aa6 the flag Ia
- - 49, sxsszsz sz=ss1 "a sE...
esy SAtzzsse1 Sska of tzsss of. supply anil brings
Grsae fAFes g S51r zEf5ss Eesres Is the DanviiIs
fesd, disasat ehsat Ebz4gzess niles. This Is ell.
We kaxsin tks DzssIlis e9nnsstioa shorter and
better iias thaa thai By .@sldpz, Hhiek was found
saeaci-at far the wants Of tie army for the frat
thes yeas OF tie vaK.i Is WAS With, scme reIuc-
kas.n r.
his Chisf QaaEtezmaittzs &ompas tie " ssdpn road
when It wAs asst cut By Kilsea end Kansz, about
tie ist Of july It u1s Is sviasat thea ss Il "a now
thai Se eoniS E6s pisvsat TIC auesoy, whose lines
approached it vary shF, fsssa eattIng it whenever
h Ssit iaeiiasd 70 ID So and had dirk night 20
cover bis moyszssats. - 80. =
a telegrzm j1st received frosa Eariy states that
he had driven the enemy back 70 Harpers Ferry.
1ais eosbaasd Es<ssnRnt asAinst sherSaan, adver-
led tc In former lcttsr, wa prevented By the pre-
eipltate reteaL Of she sasmI,- p. W. 4.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
naO REV ARD.
HEApa'as IRA cOSenEssrosAL Drs1Rrc

HEApq'as TrH CoNGREssroxAL DISTRICT.
GriGB. Ga, August 2Oth le64.
nR. J. +. Mickey made application 10 this
~ 0zAcs foT exemption, which has been disap-
2rovaA b. tAs Bureau Of COpseTip,ion. Pepding
the aetiOa IN his Npplisatcg, he was allowed fur
lou9h az the expiration Of which he was to report
to this 0esoe, or bo eonsidered desertor. This
farloash exPiFsd ak weeks ago. Tbe above re-
vard viii Be paid for his delivery 10 tiwsc head
qHAytsrS-
height feet, complexion fair hair light eyes blue
blind ID ono eye. d. ii. NEWTON,
Lieut.. and L. U. 7th Cong. Dist
MAeoa Telegraph copy four times aud send bill
10 this Office.
eag7Lee
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03
S-aA. a.-4ass. Il .slAl.. .asA. fIsa, fog two

ss7hs zlszzsee 81 seAiEs ~ hs froat faz two
49, ssatss - Istsss-llss snessestisE. bas = tks
Esszzas 6ssks asszsss sPProash rzs the difSo6ifys
Rea sssissis infoEmatlOn appears to increase.
- szsEeph refuses to furnish ns any partica-
fzs 81 ss1y paassasVr By ss1s train brings diE-
essea aass nd selds diEsFsat spiniOa-t oas ziGl
~ eAls - drove tie sassy HE sheep before n.
assssar 81 Es fhElss 10 move then; one thinks
~ - ksaEy, a1othsz that fsH ~sTe'kaled and
~ ssS Esssasd, and that the most Of the
vszzsss HsSA% Rron Reh eentE2AissiRasstss
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

Asogs Mo1.ia.--Essuralissst ten % fhas ths mesh
Is the lzfvs Of family d isesss sssze1 Snsd Its
winged Hfe begins in sss spring ss2 LA.ts eaiy .
few nasaths. Ia Il saaaliS and sf light bfewn
sossr. Affer auascriag srosnd foe ssszt tanae Il
finds male shsn he happy psir 3 % ksass-
eresps into saeas and srevicaa, inte ,cIesssa and
clothes presses, under tbs edges @ Ehsre-
ever woeliesa or fars sre stored sway aad there
she lays hsa eggs The pareuts scon di9. IN 9
fortnight sha eggs hatch out into Hgaf enIorsd
caterpiilars, sbsuf qusrter or half Sd inch houg
They bsgan 10 sEnsw upon whaasyss tssy can and
to nake nests o. Il il In doing this thss 50 Kany
carpets aszd 80 =.uch ephslssssing. azd % msn,y
far. are paastared. In win:sr they ne tesPiE IA
spring the chrysaiis gives birth 70 tha psas& -
sect, which sgain begins the crsis q rAsszsE ssa
egg laying al les parents had dsns bszsEs> .As.i
- moths lay eggs mostly in Juaas tAsst eRisszsT
Z the hes. time fcr maAnng 30 saslszghs ssess
then. Take out every sssls1saoS Noolsa o. zsss
give . thorosgh shaking and aaippisg. . long sx-
Posurs to the hos sun, II practicable, and another
dressing with t,e switch befbfo storing them Put
salt and Scotch snug under the eAges OF IL saEs
pets. Furnigate the closets and SzaRess With t.
bacco. On rstarning the articles 20 their plaeee,
put small branches Of cedar, or distribuse little
fragments of camphor among thesn.EEa9fsss PE
per. -
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. A eorTespoadsas Of the Neg Ysrk 2ini'is thns
nokss fha - ssae sf hss yaahes bss,heea Of tbs
pEsss who, IN graadiloqs1t style .saa vtsh aonr-
ish sf4ruspses kApst fas n ss CASE OF seksnuTg,
several times announiisa that slscrnsan had taken
AisantA. 49,,
atlanta Ii zos xetL kaxussl n Esakas Fosez0isn.
0a FE5dsy Ae sd e JRlys ass bsFs eessssso Wrss
Ia yea, "a ordsx ees pEcaaEig sAtd. n nsene1ng
tie ian ag SeeEsiss stxoazaelds Saa ths Waeis ek-
INV ga S.asiVsa n szeu IS tks correspondence
uks-- skoss csu1essElI via the Westszn pepors
sl.szsfazsiv rsus.irea - Hsahxils tees9uaint by
tsieEEsSk, thsi1 ieaiNzIa, al tho 4snppesedl 2ct-
va y9ko seseatea abeslsss With tas teee OF Slst-
ts8 Tie Gig Estcfs dtS5sSiisE fs, rAsner nave the
less en- fhose clever slleEs who sasr tbs Star Span
FIea 8sassr aosfias 10 he hseess froea the PaPle
6aiiaiarz ef Asiznss aaa essksp hard the hesvy
road Of our ySasoriaat elisza skFssgh = sseabss
asreets.s NJ eazis ebea sSssrd OF do Cincinnati
Jeuruals-ks sTas Sc g. ssbasbs q sae city,
wftnssssd H. Rlczioez Ssrsnee Of tia Redsral srm
-is zneA s=1f ssa shtEL kis vision extraordinary.
70 sssuresd ksrs yeakr@Ry, afkrz week's absence,
and EtiH aloaf ME ead hall from thoss sabgrbs
Tha eathnsn@sS Bel VI Of siIegiSss Ssles and
ssisieePfs eyes, Hks hard rs yish5fies treas Of
sha Daise asHy IS n saExzasi, srssgh Che desols-
~ Ehrosghfazss Of tlac Cas- City, sad who expe-
sss6ased al slastic gaia e he kahsad the national
Snsi5a climb the ssaat hsgsssfeEs devoted to trcas
ors rae L szpssbsd % Fseera ~ sson as no shall
lave recovered frSn llis Pstzbstis rra4sFstisa-
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Correspondence Of tAe Csazzshaa Tsnaes.
--.y- ATLAxKA, Augusta &c, 1854.

ArIAsEa, Asgusta "a, 1854
-
awaited myself Of, al oppostsrily, this moruing 2,
Of making personal inspection Of tiss enemSs VA
Gated works. The works eroper, sre OF 9 very for
midable character, bat not stroag as hare
been led to suppose The sharp poinsed Btakes dry
en- in ihegTound in front OF fheir wosks, as an OBJ
struetiop, could be easily kicked sse AID rendered
useless. In the eonstracon end placing; Ct sbasts
saidiers cvince greater skin and ingenuity than
the yanks. A view Of their camps In 'he rear Of
their bEcastworks exhhlted very pleasant aspsss,
mandsrs- Each company had It's allotted ground,
hunks neat and tidy, all in = row streets well po-
heefis in fact . cleaner eaeampment have never
seen even ir winter quarters.
Your readers may have sesn masy accounts rels-
tive to the heavy has characterised
this campaigns. II any of them dcsirss 10 sec evil
dences Gifts aestruetivsaess, be has only to walk
then realize chat terrible FIRE the soldiers of
this ARMY have undergone for the past hundred
aud aftesn days.. saw is nasraihg awhite
on about 6aat from, sis srouf,d by ysnkes bull
lets The ondergrowta Is sat to pieces and resefn-
bies deadentng 10 che forrest. Along shis line
Thousands Of pounds OF lead saa BE gathered
the saeepa lately vacated by the enemy. 0asesrs OF
the Ordinances DopsTSzneat ought to look sfGsr and
In INV walk over the ground bssssssu ms tv,o
lines, saw the deeomposed bodies Of two an:
KEGS lying abous ffty sssps IN advance Of their
rades. Hero fhay fell and died, not one of their
comrades passessing the charity to aid them in
their sufsTings., A little further on were four
others. lying huddled close together La Q small
copse of woods, where they had evidently eramled
after receising their death woandss As I stood
over the decaying. bodies Of thess mes, could
That esseral, colonel or captain, as ths case may
be: who would stand by and ses his fellow men,
bis own soidiers, thus periah fos want Of seten-
ton. What can we think OF these brutes, wear
ing the garb of soldiers, who stand idly by and
see their brother Soldier die and not make one
effort to give his body decebt soldiers burial pit
of wounded comrades In battle Is admissible, but
In this ease Kever.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

Ry- The Baltic Gasst4s gives The feIlcwing sta
fiscs relsang % tbs &sss insurreeSoEi IL Poland,
chiefly dsrivsd4fosn es1riea coureHs, during aee
sixteen months Of tAe struggAo 30 oo9 insurgents
EeTe kizlsd o. eevega!y tW6sEtsEd Sc we're CON
dsnned 10 death BIZ In<Esssy tdhunsls. and ee,eq
persons ssss cogs5rr hafsed were transported 70
SihaEia.s sfhs - voodkyfhssiaas leyied were
ssoeo, 0o9 Of Foahies b sAe Kingdom Of Poland,
1900, 300 In IAEAnaaal eEeaDee in Voihynia, Po
doiis and Kew. TAs Nstcnsl GossEulsnt, on
is side sazsed cha Eslsowing suuls g. GOO 600 in
Poland, S,oo4o0G. y lzehunzs, 100000 fn'aFoi-
hynia PoIoiia and XIV 8 EfzA a01 in GslIisia and
1000, 600 IN Pesnauaa. TIA ngnlber Of Poles who
found sn asyinzn aarslsd iesstszEasad a Io,o0a.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

~ Ths array correspondent Of he Aagssss
Coazttatienaiist thus speaks q ths ashsiag Co.'s
eEnor Of TsHsessss. - =. =, -
Gov. Harris the only Exsoativs. a. - Esskh
who has snaslt powder and whe knewg ths dissg-
eacs besEsea thb sand Of . miaa2 tbsl aed tas
Soag Of Rciiap = cut ayoag H. Inc eg lis 49,
iaat TsoHsssseaa, In szsslisat spirits.