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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22


GkAs4s BSOEfxrsiks ofKRlFloks I--a Oess.g l..
htOWs' dos net stani alone III hs belief TIA. tfa5t
Is burrosing under P:tersbarg TIE Psfess bug l..
press who wonll allow the use of il column to
the hspI.ss owoe, ste@s, hossser, TO make ula Of
tts Inf 'm.tiOn given Sy hi@. Il says: aiIr 80
"Rroits stn iessl q. of &, apps underminve OPS
ratoSP, but they create uBes i,ess His psstion IL
not ar1rabe enc og success fd Q perasoas OF this
kind, aud he Is but wasting tine and aboT s ssaros
90 many est bslow h suffice OF tie ground bsore As
strikes s!raunl Of mari and ee he flos sstsr to
inpe bis prsgeis ~ At Eoatl GU bis mes ihis
rley not b so bas lie no ha rolling ground s3c;
tct" s,-r
NAYEs THAT Livz-Hos fez ms Tea. iiQ I;tst
the grave co.es over the sody. N1scne ia a1mailoas
rtmsn bered fly years Afsr 6ra IL Lssi han tsisiy
recorded OF the mshiia yio lived sn5
died in the world before the feed sYttshousanss are
srvirg for iDnortality, 70 ems zn hsir nsmss bieh
ON the fecard OF lame UsEiss i,eh Better have
Jour amss ~riftsn III o1e corner cf The page OF
the book OF life, than on b walls oil bahct - ard
tfunpeted through iaewd;h .f creation. 49, -
sALEs OF Corsos IN Bos7os.--The cargo oftb. D, =,
eiesm Tristan Shandy, was fold at auction no (,
81 he following priess; 1877 bales upaads a Al Az
90 90; l02 bats good o,dioary upis a. III 81.
sef; 81 bales ordioary upAnds, 81 45i; al. osies
damaged upiands 81 Is; bags okiag', 81 s7t Also
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

NESEo BcReLAL-Wlt son, sisv, O. d, Miirs George
vas before the Mayor this srate charged With hrerk
~ into De O. f. Mapson's dx, lng. house. on Frank
IN street. rear Alb, ard stare 800 paunds Of bacon.
lhe Witnesses no. being prssc &c case was adourned
ID Tomorrow Watson Is a vile looking fellow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

sALx OF HokDs --l . seeOr danc' or -sie of Tie
gua,snteed Elk per cent bon j., ooA Hc' lis 'ose-
poop, at Msssr4. Lspcs t d o. bee. TIE Eies
ranged RON l27 10 lSs, syer,girg 1870.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

TAH ALAsS OF frsK a. sbou, bali past - wa,esas o
BY tie tmnps .ul oil g 81 y ~ DIE htu's, ccfher
Il Cary nd 81 rssA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
ITO THE FRIENDS OF The SOL
4 DLERS THROUGHOT UTRE C0EFEDERACY:
QUARTERaASIER GEMS DEPARTMENT

hClGOuo, roD Az 1oo4
Fs fisnds and relatives Of soldiers Ia the Array Of Nor
Virginia hereby notified that areangsUent has TIL day
Elected With The 4aern EKpes Company carr AL
pagkzgss Of food aud ring apparel 70 RehPond, Va.
sscure he adv Entaya th Cbtkned through the k1
Corpany, tn folio wing Instructions masI be ObserVsd3
Pckaxs conaia takn hundred pouas be
and pAny marked, mi seat ths the
shpDsr either he s0de Relief A5SOcatonI Vhcc
losAied a. 10 lows:
Ia Norh Carolina, Rals In ssuh Carolina al oogs
In Georgia a. usta In Alabama ~ Montgomery; or
Oae plat Whsh OF these Associations haze oos.
Zoe Ayuns Of AEs1ciadon viii there take charge Of
And ship daily by 6ouhern kxPress CouPAay 10 me
Agents. Of hs respective states a. Richmond, Who vim see Ia
dsgu1uisd 10 tie Pr0P-r Individual oWaerS
70 ushes Of me sOe and 10 give thsn tain
and gDssdV Vita home the southsrn Er
Dongany ta1 freight presrsncs ooer &C.
E ss and Ia order that obstacle n1y The
- o 20 aadabls ensrpnse. the several rAread comp e
- sby rgqueted reader ths Expre1 Company such 81
60. A.. -,
As he souhsrn Express Company a1anes al rspons y Of
M ranaporaon Of leEe package the Relief Ass7ciak ~
rDqged WthsW hsr agents uho have heretofore Aet
arsVeng meSseaKrra u he kelef Association viii Il
szencs o. other armies, hey enjoy N
pyrsSes hereby secured 70 Tie army Of Northern IIg
wv SIN .
Lls1l Col and T.. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
oFFloE SOUTHERN ExPRESs Co,

AUaUsFA Ga, Fec 90 1884. (
Ts scahsra Express Company hereby nOay he sads and
F.Vss q soos IN tho Array Of Northern Virginia. aud tls
Where thAt sy prepared cary eat hangsnent
ounesd 10 ne asovs card, and thAi hsy via 40 an Ia ir
,,V,- 40 ma ~ rsquirsmentI JAhaS sHUTER,
Gsneral saP't and Acting President
ns-e1dau souihsfn kxpreaI( o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

kOnOAs TIE RAIRo4u1 lie Rsisslds. In proper
On to tie amount If lttl properly. are amoh IS
p'rch preyed upoa by th:it rs. rfioys.s as is The
tevsrnmefi Deb, slave 81 10 s'g'rsi Railroad, Is
toe last load thief e,Hghl u sss csushs We'd
ssdsy WITH large lot Of irsss eAtpss which no had
''olsa from the RAlto6d C np;ry Hs was brought;
L'fore the Mayor yesietdiy Ser frc'' having beea
loard, the Alyor ord red hip o aiTpp-d. &.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

. ARsTrms RUEAwAr Cat eii.e I ge Of Mrs MARI
'sss was, 10 day, srrt on e D Hii=tirg, ocurt BY
tie Mayor, to be tried toF siAhg nl..bsiGg Cipcra
rIaVe Of Mr.. Rober, =. d r. a Iuaalrg awsy from
ler master The eviderce ,hossd thai Catherine had
interview with the run aus received her c,othes
. keep fer her,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

GooD-The recent soaking rsins hays bad goIiOeu
Eect upoa our makes Yesterdly norRns man
s,ud ,ny have gotten a Oh 'ent dinner for four
people for The cum OF $50 BattLers' meat vas a a
pound, tomatoes IS omar, y, dollars dOzsr,
g., TIL is fall in tbs price o,sali tlc,s articles Of
nearly eae hundred per CEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
A. = N Ssars.rma...r General.
oUARTERMAsrER GENERALS DEPT,


RICRNoED, Jure lst, 1884.
H. B. b Bullock, agent Of this Department asIlSnld 70
n duy Of organising transportation Of tuRpes Of
hinS arrangement With Ae boathSIn E1pren ~
NJ WI M DE several Relief Associations explain Ne VEk
ID of hs yIte and cneeurags he end1 Of soldiers % % 10
- sea A. & LAWf0n,
o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
'NRw GooDsl NEW GOODS |

1N - 1Al MAIN STREET.
f0e00 yards light and dark p,iots
2ut0 30 fcotch g nghsms
1000 do Engsh terase
go do ~s-i celorsd spe bsrass-.o1 sunnIr elsaks
$3.50 DO sdper ca he'd thrIng
teJ do white bIl Hsnts
800 10 super erode ahlcs Fix
eco 90 ali Wool eisek znsn
1000 DO farey rip
1ao do super tlSek slpAols
eco DO Do neriL0
100 20 farmers for gait=rs
b0O do super 'nsh nnsn 4 III
100 brown lnyn
201 do bTds eye d Apr
loo aozen ninds0g bosp
zoo toilet d.
ltQ do POCKET klJei
200 do Coats 50 Cotton
30 GO BrookI do 30 gisssd oi4ck
o. do fancy ties
Se So black do
100 do paper collars
20 do Inca Go
20 do fancy shirts
d. shi.e do Hssn sesJms
~ do hoop skirts
~ do meflno shirts
o. II needles w o 10
ned 5toNo.
$50 d. zen yeft bueklss
tQO par cotton esrds
b. yross black lasting coat blitcni :.
40 do do do
SO do gil. GArbaIdi drss d.
lie do pan: %
For sale by Allied T0LLBsrH,
jyis-4t III han It, bic nond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

OITY of Richmond, to Wit AT Rules held
A he Clicks sass Of the oeur Of HuIaaTa for Ne said
Ofr 81 Msnday, ne eth day q Juas lseAs
Wc - oida AMI james L. ApPesons ptFasrs under n'
Grn anA Styis Of Goddia4 APPsrs0a,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

s~osD Par.xSrAtIos 7, Bkis GEs D ADAx4--
Through a, eor'estoadeLee pu,issed 10 recent rum
Der of Noble pa2eriws eea Ina. lb9 irisnss apd sd
MIXERS OF tho gain: etiesr whose nsfre heads ma
;ice. have p;sented him w.tha ssosd ara sorse so
testimonial Of tbeiF splreiidon o tne saor noes
he has made and b. degodon 20 tho clu'. Inc gen :
tlsmsn rePrssertns hsconni;tcs a'ei al.'sh w.
E,Iin, Of Es~ o l+srs, J. r Powell, Charles W la
md L Du-aad--ths LAST ~ sA1lsgfmrFl ani so'ie'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
ERoN eLoRsIA,

Aa-SAsiAl despstes, received yesterday st the War
Department from Atlanta. dated the SO,h ms; says
AT O'clock day, POr'iOO Of HArdee's aud Stew
arts corps drove The enemy INFO his brsAstWOrSs Ga
our extreme righs the enemy attacked Wneelsr's cav
airy With infantry, and we've audsomsly HsPulsed."
EReN PkFEA BgRs.
AL continues quiet The passengers By lass nights
san report Wsssain IScsiyed 70 Express sVen By
she sVsniDg'snaL
r TsON NoBLE.
The NOZZLE Tribune, received last night says ihsis
we're only fifteen VSsses reported lying Cu'siSs Of Fort
Morgan yesterday. Tao Of ttem were small lFADsIOrs
Everything s perfectly iiet down in Gha; quarter.
LATET.
We learned lAsi night, Gser uine O'clock a. head
quarter thas oeia de patches received jester
day, which state tie following;
The sis2y trs certainly svsOuAsirs the Trans Ms
siRIppl, We suppose vta view o. reinforcing Sasr.
AtAid upOa the railroad between Montgomery and
West Point promptly met BY our forces, VITO gave
the Yankees gsltsel drub0ing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

IN oHANcHRY.

hsoSIct OF Ais sut i % TssoVor against Ne dand any
~ Of tnrss hundred and ninety dollars AID n1e so, and
VA lE nisoSi o. $50 hlnded and eenns Ne
nns thereof ou ne 3th day o. y, ~ Peyecb
klndrsd and foryfoar dollars AM Rsnlonsd, = ee
rcsidas thrrsof ths % dsy Of nV
and osaoest eers.ia real eats, n tndes - Asys
paynent orlhe aid dsbl ghois nstsS required 70
81 ~ s s.ss = ss e. $40 ssS q &c pa
ssP.ss "a .Ss .aid oIsEEs oSs, $50 .,sSe. CLARA
noatlon h.reof, And do WhatIteasss- 20. ~
buresi5 Ae
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22


General Bsauregard at the taking Of For, sum'er, AID
has been since conspicuous In 81 bs stirring op,-
rs;ions which have occurred IN ,Orls-ton II rSOr.-
For SINE mq past, he has besp 10 cq'nnsnd OF Fort
su n.er aud durisg the uscea ing commandment to
which it. has been tubjso,ed ba4 ii Psyrd Tot only
high Gour5ge, tut admirable Jidcu nd 'kill as an
Artillery officer. He va. err lp ornet, sboustver-
~ sew years Of Pge
ALL QUIET oS JANIS
We learn through an efi,a' who c me up the ii'cr
this morning, tia. there il apparent charge In q
position Of thu Yankee feet lying in the Jams
Their monster mentors still aDd ley looking as
We. logs in paOid lake. W awe doing or intend
to do our readers will have &c ltAfn orally from some
one In tho cen6deroe of the suhoies, as we regard
such news whether interesting tbs contrary
nabsnd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
TO THE ,PUBLIC.

To THE Public.
NN tia L th and 18th lime. 1854 pOFtOht
- rI1 -, 80, a., -, ~, - ,. att.e, A
- = - - f.Sh1 - a, ~ rs.idsns- m Can o
y 49, " - t,, 49, "a -. / - ma, Al = An
\. - 80 .s.--b ~ homo ThsV To- =,
k =, b-..tI-- -, ,-S,eS,,g onsn bsr ., -
-. -, - ,,i.Tt-- e,~1ns. a. 80 ~
- - -. 49, - - 81 y, 90. a.
~ hlPol~ PePS 80 ss s,5 s.t a..
sAsts5 49, -. - ~ ~ s1yS R.,Ii-. s.Eins M,
nsy n-as ~ -. - ~ So S ,S ~ 49,
snefe J q 80 a. -. ~ s.sgS 49,:
- sSs 3os, - sroaE Sths Il ID De SIlsr 40 1Ss
..es-,ia..t., rsyirt.-.l s.bt Of J,,,es River
IA q, ,Ns.-and- sT.Uo0 aad SO 90, el9,ese
lSsl
srDl L. 10 eoupen boad city Ct LynohburE, NOs
Al - ~ 40 a. S63 as asa s6a sSs-saeh
6ItOo l0eo1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
sebaes cotton, picked a, sea b. ssoar,- cksbrrg,
$rla Five cll iurI entir I'D at So S2i par gslos.

6ebales cotton picked a. b. s'ear''- vcksbrrg,
81 10 Five cabs turf entir Id q, 81 52i per gsos
Some The Easlish Tspc ave crossing beesp,,
ooeen Vo'oss still accepts ibe 600 600 sllowtd her.
yesr Tor Der reception I'm n's' although els
bl' gwen "a no Tor three yeBrA 0ne OF eu stRssss
'nsi portion oil =, salary orght to be returned.
Cjcoei D. Rs1ris tbs sslilss srd accomplished
ehie M inser on si-nefat B,surgs,d's sf srrived
recsntly Ia asstsion, and On visit Oh ins PIE
ton to the works eround tie eisy.
BUr OsE -Thsrs has Leea tu. one pefson {, neese)
XIII d. asws irn-d-fr,rs the San, -norile sLd
Grari Bal DAD ti4ce he road wen. into opsrstep.
Tag R,ILS4Y Kisa.- Hais56, ohcs k1osa "a Tie
Railway K ng 10 L,nion has recovered million OF
collars cut OF Spanish faigsys.
The crops oil. com oas aud whfs. in SeIth- eastern
Georgia, ssaspokeh Q: by toe Athens papers "a IN
usuAily. fine. -
New .hsa. is selling in Greene osdn'y Ala, per
bu,hel -'9'
A ploaqalt wife IL rainbow st Ia the Ky, when hsf
bu,Osnas mind + tossei With Storms aud tempesis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

Ssscssss wac psPszs VA Ores So unas
I'D st Ne tsr IgSisfuon aboui 70 sEplrs AM vt
f'na uEsapEy n gAsy V.sh ,hsE papers OonE7aFd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
BIZ &c jag OF rauoE joe.

The Dag of true, boat arrived at varins, on the
James river last night, bringing ten Ozaa prisoners,
Fix ladies' and very large mail we expect 6'es Of
Northern rapers from Il before going to pres II re-
ceivsd in time, extracts rom them will be fould in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

PLUEDEkING TRE GovERsAss1 Ihnense Is tbs Lea
q he Government by st. alag diVidui!s OF every
class Of enployeessr plf reg q, Iube crib day and
night Money, God, driI hing, pbgec AID furni-
ore the fub.c Of the Op.siHons Of these thieves
Tosee that this piauFe il 10 OSeri aEn thr records
Of tie Mayors Court aud Of ID, C'ami'souei's ecu
wi attest Scarcely day PAGES that parties are no;
ought before one or The other OF thste Tribunals
the charge Of stealing fOm, swiudifg, the Covers
meat.
negro woman, named Jlrr, vas brought bSiore he
Mayor this morning 90 Nc Gig OF having in her
house saees with hes3tal ! Ao,a them, aud a
q1auti'y Of silVerpla,e1 70 X ku.- iIes and other
propsrtV, supported 10 hsteh sa from hoe; itsl
i, h4PGhsster Toe Csc va g. nga 81 shs oshsEs
Of the property could BE- tanedHp65
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

Sks-9nlT, yssr go. ElE HOaihl, Sss saFvs ROnshS
- Ssra ,sss pss,sd Is PER month
srl WHs1T, year, tt months, tSo No sshss<tptoa
sszlVs Cox lssI thAu Six noHn4L
wl.1ry, yssr s9O I Oz, $40 Ne uasrsriDsSs
{ len b, an az months.
Esatsansss a rlak o. tAs Es6sorIsu:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22
"a .3r

BoUxD 0vkR-Mr. Ltt!e,ou Tlz vel, this Dlpg 2,
aose IN the Mayer oouri, sqd sad th4t be appeared
q ere at the instance Of Mr. Aoeso old friend and
couc I, man of bis Me-. r g'nni, daughter Of NJ.
Morgan, had gotten out variant sgsrss Mrs. II y
Carey, for umg towNdI Fsr ab1svs aud insulting
a,gu,es The object OF tis earrant NAa to enleavo'
8 prevent tresoh OF bs peace, ~hch i. was feArsd
70 Id ocou' between Tie H. beds OF the ladies jsst
Damsj Hre. R2s4nGi III aud cculi 10. appssr In
court.
Mr. Carey ssid tbs, hi f'l 40 ! al heard OF
hs mlt,r and be i is j , continuance that he might
unmon sitpesEsa =.
M. Ta1oweIl wa7,S1 10 Ann ,se OF the VII.
a sss. AID vta' Mf. oaey desired 10 prove BY
hem
Rr Carey s.id be saut 81 l. IsOomb. Poet
m4st;r Gsusral R sg,n ana h Rv De. J,tsr, ba. de-
sl ned TO sats what ne intended ptcve ~ them. 1t
would be dine Gu ugh 20 lear What tn had 20 say
rhsu they were on tie witnes; ot,nd
Mr. Taasseii was opposed to a cansnulncs. Que o.
Lis mo material vi.pe.:ei NJ onIgsd to leave ice
crry III tie morning AL Ar. Cru', -i,ness we're
t IN call and should be bro.gl mts urt {, rthvitb
II desired 10 pew Ut hos,ie CO IhiOl between Mr.
Carey End RT gannl, wtis1 niga occur If tie ia e
xsrs continued III 10 mcIros.
Tas Mayor sad he weuli ta,r O4'e of the peace. He
sou examine the nitoeas Who d,lred 10 ltaTe 10 The
III Ming, and then c;niipu- tae Me-. Sirgl soD,
sister OF Ms Reg mi, the tae,s 10 question being
Son, testified bst being Ua ait, IN be: sistsr's house
sac heard Me- Csoy tlkirg u Lsr sEsi's negroes II
soc kitchen heard her say th,i tAey we're all par
eel OF rogu.s over here ms.Lihg Hrs RogAuDl and
vi ness; heard her sis.es hsm- tis city me .tijf
her sister doFn stairs ~si ~ upon tick child;
bead Mr.. Carey mAkeuse Of Do,p except tha, ssn
iOns', aad q not isa' Eef 'Psc tnyaiDg tina: had
been stolen.
AfieC this tse wsa coat usd, atd Mr. Carey was
quired to give fecuriy fbs: ~ sud Lis wife woad
sp9esr tO-mOrOs. aud IN lhl ossrtime keep lbe
peace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-22

A poasatt wife IL rainbow sat Ia the ky, when hef
bu,Osnas mind Is tossei With Storms aud tempeas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21
WHAT is BEING DONE TO FILL UP
..-. THE ARMY.
PIan Of Recruiting adopted in
Cincinnati.

The general inquiry among all classes
is, what Is our quota2 What shall be done
under the new call2 Every loyal citizen,
and every man fearful of draft, but not
loyal, stands ready TO act if only some
systematic plan can be devised. The fol-
lowing Is the plan to which the Military
Committee of Hamilton County have in
Yitod attention:
lst That each ward and township shall
appoint Finance Committee of five,
which committee shall proceed to collect,
in their own ward and township, a sum
sufficient to pay each recruit Tor which
said ward or township may be liable, the
sum of one hundred dollars, which amount
is to be refunded to the subscribers there
of whenever tax for such purposes is
levied and collected.
I'd. The amount thus collected is to be
deposited by the Finance Committee of
each ward or township with treasurer
selected by the joint Finance Committees.
81 Sd. For each recruit obtained, check
on the treasurer for one hundred dollars
shall be drawn, which one hundred dollars
shall be charged to the account of the
ward or township to whom the man is
credited. ..8
4th. No man will be paid the local
bounty until the Military Committee have
evidence from a muster roll deposited
with them for the purpose, that the man
is duly mustered into service, and is cred
tied by the Provost Marshal to the ward
or township from which the muster roll
states the man has been recruited.
The committee do not propose to set
forth the advantages of this plan. They
believe it will commend itself to the judg-
ment of the people; but the committee,
believing that it is entirely practicable,
call upon their fellow-citizens to adopt this
or some better plan to accomplish the pur-
pose in view. And they earnestly request
the Finance Committees of wards and
townships to report their names to this
committee and proceed at once to work.
In this connection the Committee rec
ommend the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21
A Tough Rat story.

The Norfolk Old Dominion is responsi-
bic for the following rather tough rat
story: a neighbor whose statements are
entitled to implicit confidence, relates a
story of the cunning and intelligence of a
rat, which IS truly remarkable. Being
plagued with tho depredations of the ro-
dent mammals, he made various attempts
to secure the representative Of this small
race efqaadrupeds. The trspused was q
wire one, and so constructed that on rat
entering and nibblng at the bait, the trap
would spring and cage the intruder. Our
neighbor, when he went to examine his
trap, always found it sprung, but no rat,
and what;was the strangest of all, the bait
gone. So he resolved to watch the trap.
His patience was presently rewarded by
bsholding half dozen rats making their
appearances, and at their head one who ap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21
Quinine for the Army In virginia.

The Scientifc.sAme of this week,
says that Peruvian Bark, administered
daily, is the only antidote to the malaria
that prevails on the James River during
August, September, and October. And il
recommends that every person who has a
friend in the army send him dollars
worth Of quinine, with the instructions to
put as much as willlay on the point of
pen knife in his coffee every morning, and
the probability is that he will escape
the Chronic diarrhea, fever and ague,
and bilious fever. We should think a
better way for the Government to have so
much care for the health of all the soldiers
as to make special provisions for this pur-
pose and not the risk to leave it to private
generosity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21
;. .Mashineton not Yet sac.

So says Druid, the oracle of the World.
The withdrawal of the rebs from before
Washington is a mere lTllse designed to
draw out our army and put the nation off
its guard. Druid affects TO have hearty
communion with all allsecretrebelkn knowledge,
and thus speaks .as
The apparent retreat:of the rebels from
Washington, if this view Of the case is cor
rect is, therefore, only .stratagem, not
only to lure cur army there outside Of the
defenees Of the city, but also tothrow the
country off its guard and to make it ap-
peal that the danger to Washington is
over. AT all events, your readers NAV
rest assured, that if the authorities at
Washington are deceived in this matter,
the dream of the,rsbel leaders is nearer its
realization now that ever before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21
Death from ChIOrOfOr1n.

Mrs. Mortin of Pittsburg, desiring TO
have some teeth pulled took chlorofOrm,
and died. The Pittsburg Chronicle thus
speaks ~. =
1t appears that Mrs. NJ, accomanied by
a friend. called at DR.. Westbay's Office for
the purpose of having some of her teeth
extracted and with a view of deadening
thepain attending the cooperation, ,ehloFoform,
at her own request was administered her.
The sponge, saturated with .ehloroform,
was applied in the customary mode, and
after inhaling it for about two minutes,
Mrs. M. suddenly sank back in the chair.
The doctor at first supposed that the lady
had. been merely anaestheized in the usual
way, but looking at her closely he observed
something singular in her appearance
which so alarmed him that medical assist
ance was Immediately called in. 1t was,
however, too late The functions of life
had ceased, and all efforts to restore ami
nation proved in vain. The sad intelli-
genee was Immediately communicated to
Mr. Martin, and the remains of the unfor-
nate lady conveyed to her late residence
in Allegheny. --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

Two of the last-pamed aeet are now so
forwarded that they may be completed
this year. 1t willdoubtless take many peo-
pie by surprise that the extraordinary sue
cess. with which our coasting iron-clads
were built so far at least as relates to time,
and the number finished, was attained
while an immense squadron of ocean ships
was in progress, -at. ..If s.af. -.l-
1t will be observed that there is no ves-
sci in the list of a less measurement than
1900 tons, while eight of them are of great
er tonnage than the screw line-of-battle
ships in the French and English navies--
As regards their ability to go sea- it is only
certain that they were built for no other
purpose than to cruise at sea, and to serve
at home when no cruising is to be done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

TIE MOCKNG BIRD OF REsACA.-T
Atlanta Appeal relates the following
cident:
In the hottest of the battle ofSunds
a she'll came screaming through the
IRON the works In front OF ouf left.
paused above u point where Gcusl
Johnston and General Polk were stSp
ing, WhisUed like top above them, al
before exploding whistled hal1 dozt
notes clear as five to the drum-liI
rattle Of musEstry. The din had scar,
died away, and the fragments fallen {
the ground, when the attention Of Il
party was directed to one OF the uppt
UOughs of tall tree. where a mOckir
bird had begun to immltate the whist
OF the shell, Neither the roar Of cannO
nor the rain of balls could drive this bray
bird from lis lofty perch. 1t sat sboy
the battle field like a little god Of wa1
its blythe tones warbling over the din c
arms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21
The PRAYER of Old Isaae.

The Freedmen at Vicksburg had eele-
bration on the 4th at JEFF. Davis Planta-
ton. One feature of it was the prayer of
an old negro, known as old Isaac. 1t has
the genuine ring: A1
"Ohl Massa Jesus, mighty God, save
Massa JEFF, fore it am everlastingly too
late. Oh, Lord, take him by the nap of
de neck and shake him over de fiery fur
nance till ho squeel like pig in the bars.
But don't let him drop; oh, Massa Jesus,
don't let him drop, but fetch him to re-
pentance, and save him sowl in de cher
lasting kingdom fore dem Yankees make
him dry booes in a box"