davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

Not tfonV ago one of onr videltes east of the
citv wss crawling cautiously through the bush
IS on q tip Of investigation, looking out for
oushwhackers. He thought be heard a noise,
and concluded he could gobbie reb IN just ne
time. As he eFept up over = log oH one side, =
hsiry buttelnut individual erawled up On the
other. confronting him, not more than \
ysrd Of Both parties stopped stoek sill, Just
/ ike frczen statue" for fully minute, when
! Guerrilla broke the silence thus:
aHsllo, YAnk Ys thought. ye would heteh
| this chicken DappiD, didn'E YET"
Fed What are you crawling around in the
/ bushes like snake in the grass fort Thought
you'd TOOL somebody, didn's yeu7 Come along
with me, old fellow"
! Coafed. mo you don't You come 10 out Of
/ the wet with me. Iou are my prisoner"
] Fed. prisoner be bleWed III bet you ten
dollars in grssnbacks against Confederate Gotes,
even, that you are my prisoner"
Conied am do il; lay your tsn-spOt on the
! lov, and I viii cover it. II don's lake yUu
| into camp. you can win my pile"
The siakee were put up, when the question
/ how 10 decide tho natteT, came up Finally, q
o.pe Of seven up wss sggeed upon, sbe one who
sgou the Grst ten points, 70 take he stakes, aBd
! sba other as prisoner. The necessary pseh
-, nroduced, wheTeBp9n they both SAT aslnd'
/ ~ leg, aud played hVely game Of old siedge
/ 65o,6er vjdeue came up soon after, and tuol
| t5sn, both into custody, and broke up the gsIne
| - ~ dsy before yesterday the Contederat'
| ebsn Wss seag out with parry OF other prison
era 70 be exchanged - hsmPh's BHi''t'H'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
aTho 80 -,

We haze received copy Of work undsr tie
aboys title, got up in caup, Ia newspaper styie save
that sl IS done with pen and pencil The embalisl-
really handsome showing very deeidsdartis-
Tic ssi on the part Of the draf Ths articles
appropriate aud patriotic. Ths following specimens
1f he Wit
TACTICS OF KrssIM0--I IRscruit s placed N irori OF
The p sce First Bend the right knee straii
sn the left bring tbe hssd line with ths incs oz
The piece the same time extend he arms ana cazp
the el .so Of iae piece firmly ia both nau1s.
Second motion-Bsud me body sEkflT sarlgaIL
puesec She riouth, ah1 apply the lips zartiY 70 ii
muzzs mouidinga
Third moton-Break Of pfompilY both legs. %
escape se iarring or injury sho ID ihe piece rse9L
when shal We Inset (nea.l againf ~ asked luns
cry soldier. the o day. Of CommissaTy Green
why Is lsr Fools Of Congress-. Ike the won't wheel
Of q oaissonf BsesH1e he makes uosi noise, aui IL
10 st reliable.
lively pencil RketeAh. illustrative Of lhe lig1y
az Caagresa represents Two members pugsteaiy en-
7aged while others holding the coatlais O. me
conbstants TIE Ecens IS laid in q eoaHittos rom.
fun Richmond SslfiEci
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
whas Gen. scots said-Essw YanEsss are
Taaght 20 sheet.


Tasght 80 sheet.
TIE Richmond d correspondent of the Mobile
Rsqistsr. remarks that old Winfield Scott is
stated to have said that The South would have
il al its own way darirg the first year Of the
vsr, bus after that ihs greater teaehability Of
the Es1thsrn mssses would manifest itself in
Superior discipline, snd eseh succeeding year Of
the war would make She Sighting qualiaeS Of the
two people more and mere equal, until in the
end the discipline and numbers Of the North
-rould move more than match fur the valor Of
.he South, aud thus, in riH'e, she triumph Of the
former would be sure Mcclellan, in taking
me command, scted IN accordance with
seost'a ileSa For six nootbs be sy in fFott
o, Wsshiugtcu organizing and drlilmg his
army Of go 600 aeU. E-rihern papers abused
him. bat he. adhered firmly to bis purpose
southern papers laughed at bis sham battles
but Trey rad q Hsaniug The battle Of VII
hamburg, badly managed On our part, because
q 7trussed to Longstreet, who did not know the
trn orraphy Of the country, instead Of to Ma
grude er, who did, showed how greatly the Yam
kss sof der had improved in stesdiness since the
rout a. Manassas.
As tine wears on we see that the Yankee sp-
nroximsses the Southern soldier in fighting
ouslities. is more obedient, more easily mar
,ge5. and therefore, more efficient, considered
A. q part o. that great machine, an army. But
ygsat 4 most rsmarkable, the Yankee is now :
better shot than he Southerner, born, as It were
win = life IN bis hands. How IS this miracle
| wrouebtq Easily enough A sand bag il
plseed ia a tfipcd, and on the bsg gun is laid
The raw Ysakee Is broughs up 70 this gun sn'
made 10 spsp cans uni u he can do SO withou
,.;ns;ng Maxi he fres blsnk cartridges unit
he stops finehing and shifting his eyes. Whsi
hs IS no ionger afraid Of a'un' be is taught :
,ake aim and ire from a rest, and then of hand
Alter this &c mes the imptvtAni business
.eeebine how 70 fse Al long 'sDge' Ibis
done by placing 1nmbsr Of men St interval
ef sltv vsrds unll the extreue range OF modeF
wsapousas "a sitsined The recruit is made
exsu,ire each Of these msn csrelully, to ascsi
sainsd by lie visibility Of cerisin accouierHeni
and he form Of the body what can and Hha
cannot be seen at certain distances. He sooI
learns 70 elevate bis sights in accordance VIII
the greater or less elesrnsss Of certain objects
sud can tell with wonderful accuracy the dir
tsnee Of tbese objects. Oar men are neve
! tTsined in this manner, and although they csl
bark 8 squirrel OF kill deer running hun
drs5 yards q. with the old-fsshion~ Ne
" no match for the Yankee
ed in the use Of The EL6e'
s1.-. BE secret Of the death Of I
ofieeEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
a Foreign view Of the Prospects of tAs
alanfrhrrReE.

a K0reigH View Of tke Prospects Of tae
COEfCdeFRey,
In a new country to which war appears not
only in ihe aspect Of calamity, but also as a
novelty, the people are apt to be too greatly
elstad By successes, or too deeply depressed by
re7erses. In Earope. where every nation
stands, even in peace, in the attitude of pu-
qiliSt eyeing his antagonist with bis hands up,
war is = familiar occupation, and is examined
and criticised with .almness Of Judgment
which can only be scquired by long experience.
The article which ne copy below from the last
London Times viii be interesting to Confeder-
a.o eroakers jast now. Il comes from papor
shieh is n9body's friend, certainly no friend Of
lhs Confederscy, except in IS far as this nation
by its strength may command that sort Of friend
ship which muscle can always command. L is
paper which follows the current and thorough
" illustrates in It's conduct thai besutiful char
scteris.ic of human nature which passes on the
other side of tho way from beaten man, OF
makes brief pause in its walk to give him a
Aiek for having been uRauecessful in the fight
From The London Times. Jaa. GI
/ The American civil war has entered into the
! iourih year Of Us duration. So fer, the prsdie,
ions Of the European observers have been veri-
/ & j, aud it new seems ineomprsbensible bow
! American Authorities coisld have taken such 50
| inadequate measure Of the caismty. Which
side has suffered most in the conflict, or is 81
the present moment molt capable Of sustsinipa
the terrible pIessue on ali the resources Of The
naaon is open to dispuei but that pacific set
tlement Of the quarrel is less possible now ths
in the first year OF the war is certain All ibf
evidence eompels us tc assume that the strng
gle must continue. b. the last intelligence ~
can, At lsasE, form an estimate Of h09 much =
its avo wed objects has been sttslnea. Thi
submission OF the Southern COHiedeTacy to th'
old central power OF tils republic 10 tho gres
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
warren Wheeler A. a 4

warren Wheeler a. al Atlanta EEsssls
Fen the llosHe Trbana.l
About an hour anterior to the dawn We WsIe
aroused b. disuessiDg noise resembling some
what the tamhiing down W an old haaso,
At the same time our head came in violent con-
tact with the floor, while or feet assumed An
angle Of ninety degrees. On taxing survey
Ee made tie important discovery hat ali ths
slats" near the upper part Of the bed bad gwen
sway ard thus cauEsd rs 20 appr0Eimals tho
a9or rather more speadily than mature judR-.
ment would have dictated. lnwardly HnpTe-
Gazing ths proprietor, chsmbermsid and al in
eeEvenipg employees, We sui ieny dressed oarssif
and descended 10 the Office r1om, which Ws
found crowded with very morose-ioeklHg set
Of hairy men. Next morning at Tie same hOuf
he Sane loud crash Ewgke rs, the same con-
fret awaiied US, snd our heels were again gaiil-
y sndeaVoIing to aftsch themselves 10 tie esu..
epy.
Dstsrrlined 70 put up no longer with sacii
su imposition, wo approached and addressed
he HDeefaeled clerk, who sat Like --Phic ora
Gle ap0n tripod, and dsmandsu 10 be furn-
shed y7ith another roen- Slowly eztrieating
A rsE fEom 5ehind hss ear, be descended graes-
fuIiy from his perch, sisikod maJssuc1iiY to-
ward the wsii, elevated lis spectacles- upou. bis
f0rehsad, e0Bguited Eltie oblong board with
nunerous slips Of paper ad0rniug i, looking
vsry mucb iiiie pTostiiutsd Spanish P~ol p
board, and said
+" Nnmbsr ~
"5I."
E" wheeler 2"
e. Yes"
Then assuming very Stable appearance,
continued, Certainly Mr. Wheeler give yon
HstheF room. But what's Ia matter with
yoars ~
:. Nothing The rooms very good for It's
hight But d-u your bed The Stats fell out
jast ons hour before day, and We grsatly sgsinst
our inclination accompanied them
% I would suggest 70 y0u, sir, aince you're
| comfortably lodged, TO continue where you are.
Al the beds in the hotel are sim lsTiy arranged.
TIE cause Of it, sir, you viii perceive, is this /.
I There are so many trains leaving bers every
morning, and 50 many people wish 10 leave with
/ them that il is impossible for The porter 70
remember 70 wake EN- all up so We adoptsd
/ this plan. It's an invention Of ny o9n--~crks
admirably We turned Gen Pillow out shors
time ago, and g werner Harris. of TaBuessss-
| (6ghtug Isham, you've hosrd Of him y also
they didn't ike il at firsL When you get ased
/ 70 It. you'll find the sensation rather pleasant
than Otherwise. rs az ineKor1his rnls With
US now, sir, 70 permit no slseping after enc
hour bsl0re day VARIES WHEELER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

~ when James 7. Brady afss opened.
5s5 nreviousIy been occupied by a cobblss. he
,sag gnneyshat annoyed hT the prsVi8ss occu-
asnt5s callers and irrifated by The fsct that ha
hsd fsw Of his own. One day an hishmah en-
tered, and said
The cobbler's gone, 1 see'
81 should think be had" iaTsy responded
Brady
And what do ya sell 90 said be, locking Il
he snlitRry table and d fa-F tH books
BeeBheads." responded BTsdy.
I" Be CORA, sad tho IEisbmans ye uutt Be
doing mighty 6ne busineas--ye ami get Gus
one lsfs-'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
H.. N. Rankin, Secretary.

IDAHe.-Ciiizsas residing in the eastern part
Of Idaho Territory aro making an effort to bAvc
he Territory divided, owing to the d fieully Of
communication between the tive parts Of il.
some OF the members Of the Territorial Lseis-
laiure have to travel thousand miles to reach
tho Territorial cspitsl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

ESr Lieut. c | Elhsou CApers, who had just
arrived ST Charleston from Dal on, informed the
editor Of The Courier that tee army is in sdmi-
rGble spirits, but arsView by Gen. Johnston re-
vsalsd tho fact that large number of men are
still bsrefooted and without blankets. This
want was being supplied IS rapidly as possible.
Gen Johnston is sending sll disabled men to
the rear to act IS guards On The railroads and
elsewhere, snd thus relieve the lsrga per cent
age Of the able bodied soldiers now filling these
eonllorssble plaess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
RoRr. "a. - AWFoaD.

late Crawford Frazer & Cob
TgAVIN 1archasse lse inleretia q my itEe 60
p.rraersI vii ccnlilsue the NEGRO 91asesa ~
~ SLAVE MAKT, Rezchtree sireeL
ErperIencs OF r7gLg yearf enables me % serve oay
srs a d sci ers to iheir EdE sEzaga-
ps-iss hsving nesrces icr gale or others Wishing 8
90 10 rehsss ulil fld ther interest IN mp manner o.
p doing businsss"d iie the square Ny general
aeqaaiufanee a1d uUrssrous orders secures speedy
ualsE
Cash advances and other aeeaz1nodatonz 70 hAse'
LAR TFEDERs as teretoflrs
Parties ou1 af the city sending me Negroes ~ falt
i-osd vii Il e ~ sd poriers Andrew" aud a nto-
ROBT.A A. CRAWFORD,
Slave DesieTs
es1fEm Peaeh-rea street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

GENERAL mORGAN,s BBGEPTEeN.
The following card was issued from ihs may
or's ofics yesterday
MAYoR's OFFICE. ATLANTA. GA,
February ie6i
Gsrersl Morgan viii arrive in this CITY At
o'clock to-morrsw morning. On his arrival he
will be conductsd 70 the City Hall, and bis 70.
caption viii in nsdiately take place in front Of
the building Hs viii thence be conducted to
the Trout House, where his friends can sss him
tbe balance of the day The militia ? and ife
companies viii be cut with music
JAMES NJ CALHOUN, Mayor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
zailg gppeaI.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 6
nAes wANqnp.

The Elgheat market price, either in money
or subscription, will be paid for clean ce,tOn
CT EHen rags, white or eOlorsd, delivered ss the
APPEAL counting room. Atlanta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

40 4 gEeno MHes-st ihs BIB irol works Oae
Zllk reman " va r.o Received with each ten uen
. sfnri N5s quarters end food sad ee thing wa oe
fsrni bed Tls establi shmsut Is located airy nlss
orth of ss 3a, has recel ty been Purchased oy t-s
&C -srnuaent ana i WORK - on GcFec1meut eeeolnL
srdress u.s st selma AlsE ama
VIZ ~ .HARDsOE HUNT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
60. - : 90 -. -

SsFess is the 20 & Of birds
In sum er's ieaig rildHnod5
Bat sgrersr. far. The words
Tdai rracs loving chldhood.
The sireamIet uttefs io7
Ths love L oil csn suo hHr;
Tbs human Aeari alone can FnoH
TssIs's Hons on esrth ii<a mcihsr
When FAR 10 distant l1ras.
Thorsh fkisz Be bright above uz.
We sish ior genle hands
And -Iliier of illss who love az.
So. daEl he drezrT wears
We fellow cus smother
Yet nuruur through eur binding tears
-.Therc's uous On earth Ike molher7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
'kENNEEx ao1TSE,
mR BILE,

DE 81 LOUIS. bes9e n Frsiikli7 va - n 10,
srrssis s oue 0f he u 'st piesSsEf iot Nc
esi 10 ss5s ilsrc Ths 5a1ls slssys furm - -,
the " I ths uarket saords Ca5msa si'e N - Z
Of t4Eng oeraoaa TiEk e 6 p g. tnis 4 .,sbe
- ocaii1u O. =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

u In the Ksnlucsy Lsg,slsfuFs, Messrs
Bsl, Guthrie, BarnhAm, Bnller, and Buckner
ore candidates for the y s Ssnats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

THE ENEaY.-Is is believed in official quar-
.ers at Montgomery that the enemy, IN forcs. Of
n aniIy, artillery and cavalry, have crossed the
Tennessee river, and arc moving sontbWArd into
the interior OF Alabama. We learn that Gen.
Roddy's command bias retired slowly before the
advance, and is already out Of Wills valley
Whsthsr this movement has any immediate
connection with that from Vieksbarg and above
and below on the Mississippi river, is for our
military authorities 10 determine. The Yankees
sre opening the campaign quite early, but we
suppose whsFs weather and roads viii permit
them to operate ofensivsly, Confederate soldiers
can do likewise in defense
We are not sorry to see him dividing bis
strength and moving in detsehments K giyes
advantages-which We trust the skill and enter.
/ prise of our generals viii improve BaE tho cir
cumstarcss adironish Us 70 DO ready tor the i'm
reuding contest, as it sppears 70 be coming
sooner than was expeeted Mobile Rsgssfer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

= The Houston (Tszss) 1sisgras6 Is, :
hat the IsrEsites Of that city have presenlea
twenty India rubber tents 70 tho soldiers Ia ibs.
10 9ily,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
rELHG r APHIo
tteporsa Of the Prss. Assooia1i0l-

agei "a acc0Fdiug 20 act - Con-ross IN The vsar Ie
~ =. 8. rHRAsHEI IN shs Clerks ozaes of he %
f5. C01rt Df The Confsaers1s States ia- lie Gosti
A ci.lrlr. 81 l.aa-aia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

An IRIsH CAUTIos IA sen Of Erin cautious
ne gubhe against hsEbeTing OF irastiDg his VEils
Peggy On his account, as he . not nelried g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

~ Punch asys he never could see thas can
: 80 n much benefit to Z gland; for al ths
mother couutIy ever gOsuem those provinces
wars, sud tights, Aad rows--sxcept sna
Canadian boal-sOng, aud even that commences
aRow, bToth0rs, row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
Renla. .le OoIlege.

y HE PAL EEf.. csess sns 4o-a Ee9 u@ry
4 The %. ana tsrla opens OF ne = "a tsofe.lg
an6 closes giy hoaEoerH iT iill --7I e'A Sea
c.ot1iRg cx.eBt IN sItrei1s cases - 4.
-- - - - Esor further particulars al.
- 49, - grv JESS r WUOD,
A-7t- p F5dsut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

- airs. Mat Ward has been arrested ay
he Yankees in Arkansas for smuggling goods
.arosgh Ihe lines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

EETha Nsrlolk Old Dsmiaiss rsporis laat
Ps-eiaent D avis colorsd steward and ehsmbss.
maid have aFEiyes shsEo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

-. Every bady has heard # The fsmouB let
ezra that passed between the adverse chiefs oi
Sir Connsl and Tyrone, she most laesnic eOns-
spandencs in history
a Paw me my tribute, or Il you don't
O'CcEEELL."
al owe you no sribuso, and If l did,
O'NEnL.p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
GOODRIgH g Co.

z OrasFlJ q AsF on EIs-,J
1Szt door below spears Corner Broad street. CVuER-
bas, GeofEa
RE nov Opening iaTes aid very deEl--bles 'och
- Of DkT GO D5 and o11er srticies, recsn zig
iaIpoited fFom Z rope, vhies tacy offer for Sc ie,
rbsao FOR cssh By fbs piece or raeksre iai2 m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

rTVHE copsrt-ersaip tereioioEe eEis-tug rnesF the
uszae Of PEASB 4 Davis q thn day di solved
hy M usi coDaeut All ? rsol,s bsrilg claims agan-
ar iudsb,sc 10 lie arm wi forward ~ once Tor
settlement
~ general commission buzi-es wiz be carried on
e b. cd stand ". inship'g b-rcs) hy Fhiaater P
Fessa zs D. ssulo-s- fHASH DAVIS
sffsr . - urr. ftf rf1f IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
HoUsn oR RRPREsENrAMVEs.

FRTDAE, January % i664.-'Fhe SenE,e met at l2
oelocN H., and immediately after went Into secFol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
HOUSE AND LoT F0R SALE.

vEaT PRETTY 3u5E azi LOT for sale
.EA kougs cratz Alag h~s rcorlz- OF ne ici q q
Naad kitehsu BnokenoIss sseFFsts rooms, sEeeiieai
y u af EsssT ana fne garden sreuad
4 " co LTERs
. r-a7 frna ini.sn Sp-inR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

E57" Il will De recoilecred that the Whining
ton papers, a few weeks ago, stated that a
violent explosion hRd been heard below that
city, and that it was supposed to have been
caused By ihe blowing up Of Yankee guHbOst.
This supposition is confirmed by late news from
the North, By which we learn that the vecssl
destroyed was tho Iron Age, which had got
aground and was blown up BY her crow 20 pre-
vent her falIing into cur hands
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
u =. EkA@ Il,
CO.n.uESsEO.y- -UlE SSCAs.SJ1'K

CVsiAsAA ~ - Nf%a
AT TIES
Cd a,snd of t5s lsss ia e seasa t'sVs te.'aEe e
Street AasEts. essrsis,
4ErrlL siferd rrouptiy 10 al orders qr eoasigt
w usnts sntrus.ssi = his ezla ,,,.ss
f.aa- fti1nts as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-22

- ccncrHi rue, pc, PIE aTg not over any ors 10
t-.oguo ecpgent. Many, iowcyU, 9rc sG TOD
pg vt.t t.cY sous der an undue q'-.nriy o. lcsa,
nd cvrcr cnro r.c,t d soou..Irt thereby. TIE I'D
ialSi-, ''a - and grow ia;," N inlucc co-p"-
.e",., ,rt j, IS rot Ccy,an TIA, contrary etc,
would Ia pry,v,od '. ag to sna lie. We
Sou. "'y ',''p ,u iAing ana Grow leAu," II q
tc'fe!' &C ~,u. q, N1allo iAorcbt SC evEclarly
lue-cro3S u't Tie ise.se might lie increased
r''her 'i'n tu.a shct. s'al-spearc says;
~ nc ''va m.n about le that ers fat
s.o"-'e.-s- nuL. all such rs sleep % nights"
!, m - bs cos rl,ci that FALsTAss who Is tas
''el OF ~ IA Ia a, 10 aey.-tuly but poor llus
ton Of tie Ica-.y or ~. OF eorpllolt mep. Fat
pcr-o'.s axe mos, viva Gt,EJus o. growing thin
and lean poope are ~ to envy them thor sup
pjsci haip ness as If ,Loy stool III dle.l Of MAi
LA hclua pronounced against lean men.
"fonder CAssIUs has !e,u, and hungry look
re thinks TOO much such men sre dangerous."
So OF ,ae 1wo cyli they choose the " greateg, "
and rather he fai and FAIsTATTIAS, than lam AID
loosel upon with suspicion Fst persons arr gsi.'
srsI,y h.sAssd with sSSa HsisrN 81 70 s.sHS iol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-22

General "a asAS aJPc-rs ~ lave succeeded IN
>nsctnS rear Atlanta pc. ss.v wlnt Genera
G1AsT Is endcuv,r.ng ~ ..L'o,e - ryto.sllr.,
with good rror.e-'s ~ co,ss. lie Ia. thrown Is
umy across tie iel.l lIrcs " I. - ou TO cor q.
<hs enemy 10 ATTACK Il GslGy ,ut4.e. C.laAiy
70 general unit patton, l-til ae,o-l,rcc Wiz ta,
sntc'patons U. lre wlo understand .uc
military importance OF a h.;., General J ony1ios.
eter Sc, .es 9 ~ sg.,. -. ,-,ib'te Cd -lnl-
nd ffy E....s, baked at .al', aid Won bat,lo
% his prrspers r tic poss,s.lg oi lie cca'ral
strategic pcs ton ~ TIE ,5-th, Z fact that the
attack was made by tie re 81 get cr. uslead df Ny
tie offensive tuion amy, .-1,A... ,d,t JoGSrloS
must re screy p esse- ,u' ccgeIeI, ~ tL.t be
has received ey,sLE.ye rel.or.eul.g's. l. ,.t,gr
cas- taors rccd TO To el- !-r dc rcsl. " dc la-
lie v.',h ,-.-.ac cei - Wsaucs.agl apd W..
-cs.-,y he ,hrce Glyl' contest, u 10 4.l..
VI tie gtcl. bA;,'l4 ought in he We. Gen !
ssEHfiN's -rry A" GOD aght!ag condition. y g
nea "e ro- 81 S. IN. '.J ,.e,crer, sd t.ye
sii lie st'rde an .,ar o.. o. cong crors. Tat
Nhey VIII eat joa. tp,'. army, cycn with iu-
.ineisc odds O.. 'rH 'ea ta 10 u...'ors, s,lrc,' g
ada o! 10 no.. A. .Ac s t.a. on appears i.,ul
this lis.aL,r uc q. .s-,s 4.. t,.8 ',g,f.!. |. IS
SIN 40. o. cor. ... ''.ion thUt No ral,' nmy s
'been ir,,ca 10 las 10 last. I l.G....I les.rl,.
ton 'rc V.s.lv r.1.c 'nrar,out t'au hc oaerr, loa
o. Atlanta, he p nrc % VII ea Woyli be- o lar.
ren y,ctory Is 30. JonSro.'s uu.. satin. IN
the vic nty I'm u'.ia.2 arc. ior,o and srrn ,.l
When that ngm, - d,',.Io,, IL. w, ,uui. r1 J.. G.
poet Z; wa Lee .i.rur 'uc pttscus vco,, no, or.,
A'lnn;a but I'll ..' .c'c, S'g3n-u,''i 20 Go. r5; ..
she cotton Dos /, n-'I~.'y ..'i Ia.o or ualJs