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The Placer herald., 1864-02-13

gasy- Take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to.
stop your colds, coughs and Bronchial affections
before they run into consumption that you can
not stop.
The Placer herald., 1864-02-13

r. K. ALLEN. Secretary
San Francisco, Feb. Sd, 1864. I'd
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The Fire Department..

No better opportunity could afforded itselr than
she 10 the public Of ths watcnul
duty willingly performed by the members Of the
New York tire Department. From the 6rst toll
sf the alarm OF the Gre bells, TIL near
Abe dawn OF morning, were the enen on tho
constant go from section Of the city 10 another.
The bells hardly closed the alarm Of district when
aa1tber TOD that their services needed IN anon
10 the nd, Fourth aud seventh districts the hre
worked ngly, and with such viii that va
doubt " any Of the aros could have escaped their
soasro.
Thief Engineer John Decker together with Engineers
Wes1, Lamb Bates Kngssnd others, were promptly
- hsod AT each ud every Gre. Engbeer West oeserv
lag Of greai credit for his prompt Efficient serv
nAoy Of the tres.
As soon as u became appar mt that the intention
70 destroy the city, Cbet Ei Decker notled all the
con paues 70 nod every and 70 promptly
reply 70 alarm o! Gre 10 their respective districts
Ne aldo issued verbal order through ,be police 20 the
vvopretors OF the several hotels ana public buildings 10
sec that sufficient placed aoor u luor
suhdngs and gu,rn go, 10 keep close watch ught
Thn order, we nappy 70 state, was complied wnh y
mos. every bolei keeper throughout the city.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
mr.. James ID. Wardelrs Dc.patcn.
HEADQUARTERS, TENN ARMY CoRrs,

HEADQUARTERS, TENN ARMY CoRrs,
BEFoKE RitBMoSD, Nov %, 1864.
ARRIVAL TURKEYS IN THE TENTH coRrs
1he reports OF large supply OF turkeys &C. for the
soldiers are received With pleasure by NIL. aud good
time s anticipated Many inquiries have been made TO.
day az TO whether the turkeys had arrived; but NJ
nothing was beard relative 70 the doub,s we're
pressed about their coming At all To night, however
news reached US that tie boat OF 'Roodles at City
Poiri drcharFiDg and by TIA time teams engaged
hhum9 the dor atoms 10 the two armies Many heart
many stomach will be well MED. by the tbourhtfnl
Kindness ~ Tho thousands OF rie ds home who Will
enjoy their own IN nksgiving dinner all tue more that
they did not, IN providing Tor themsey forget those
VINO are hgh'ns thai they may ENJOY The Dressings oi
peace AMI prosperity
Preparations quite large so1ls have been mado Mt
the Ewing hospital OF the IentD corps 20 give the
patients convsecens, narscs, guards, &c.
IbsukesivuR dinner. by tho unBided exertions
OF Mss lara BEriou lady known " thousands Of our
sodios hnd endeaed - them by the strongest over
hundred Will st down - inner which could hardly
be equaled II W prepared entirety from guverUrnent
and hospa stores, az is not expected that the
dnncr coming from tho North will he delivered TO tho
hospitals
rvxrTrp pyskPuoy AND sYNrEsK or pH.ru
some time ago william thompson, frnm Rome New
1nik, ptiva IN Battery Il, lbnd New York light mr.
tery, YVES arrcs'ed ble attempting desert 10
rebels. He WIS IN cumt AZ with smother man ana bpt
we're rying 70 duce Others ~ desert with them. Both
hsve been court nnrnlcd, and Ia mornng
OF de1th was read 10 Thompson. Orders re,eped
that he be tboi at twelve O'Clock 10 rrow tIhankspy.
ing Dsyl Upon receiving sentence he MOI
the sR best emotion but proved himself 10 pe ~ hard
ened a. his crims vas bpnous This rvcnin . however,
an order came 20 6euers 1orry pospoung execution
until friday si the same hour, when be win receive the
punishment due his crime.
Tho weather is teauu nj, promising an eIcelep, day
tomorrow.
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ArTEMPT TO BURN Tue CITY.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAax

- apparently sbous twensy.two yesrs o. age
nodsst and genieei In appearance, and bad
Dsss unoesrusive and genllsnanly way with
him. he Was vel dressed, had brown hair,
- whmkers and . rather eseminase looking
coantenancs He Of medium size, neither
saAL He {, his . sx O'Clock, came down al
seyts returned 10 his st eight and came down
4gaiu at nine. While standing the hallway the pro-
prtssors attention AGAIN sailed 70 him. aad dsemng
hin suspicious in looks 70 aecos. him -
- pass'd out Believing him to be burglar, and think.
ING se might have left tools bis ROOM the pro-
preior immediately went ap stairs 70 the NO l72
end upon opening The door the apartment 10
- on dre. The chairs and table piled up on the
3d. The oedeothes being saturated with turpentne and
pA0sphorus In The Of the bed found guam.
NY OF rosin broke up in small p,eces song
SOW stills and about The aoor Quantities
- she same material found. The woodwork 81 -
wAs ssturated with urpeB,ne, and required The utmost
sxsrtous OF the servants extingusn the flames, al
shsu,h the DIRE had been bu nins but few momeots
when nrst discovered The shutters the street windows
vers closed guilty, that the light could be
iron without. Every precauton seemed 10 have been
taken by The villain perfect hesh desgus. and the
timely discovery Of tne Ore the the only
ehag that could possibly have saved the building from
taai destruction. The amount OF damage estimated
from $500 10 $500, and covered by insurance As at
a the other hatcs ~ ths the propreors taken
sverv precau,ion 70 prevent repetition OF the outrage
TIE bag above alluded 20, that left bsnind the
ROOM consaped bottle hav,og strong scent phos
pborus, and paper package OF rosn. another pack.
a9s OF tne same material oanu 10 Of the
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The Vermont Raiders.

IONUNIVS " Wv WV Su1 1OOSs
fhe application Of the ss Abans raiders 10 the Cans
dian sovernmsnt 70 despatch messenger 10 Rohmou6s
obtain evidence alleged be material TO their desoos
has rejected. II understood that the government
considered the raiders DO undergoing examiuaton
upon charges making them amsnabs to the Extradtoa
treaty that evidence procured at Rchmood, while
might be very material, the rebels before .
United States court OF little consequence at this stages
Of the proceedings.
Il has transpired that cannon and war material have
been shipped from Sarnia tugboAt bound for Lex
ipgton the state OF Michigan IL s thought probabe
that the Georgian took cannon board proceeding
in the direction OF CoIirg wood.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

PORTIONS OF hAGRUDEK's ARMY REINFORCING NJ op.
lFrom the Augusta Chronicle and scstinei, Nov. 0
Hoods army is 1t Columbia, Tenn, with Shermans
force ninety eight miles in his rear and greatly domora
lized.
Gensrci Walker, Of Magrud.r's army, is e. route %
Join Hood at Columbia No,hriye Tenn. General Beau
Coriuth point OF concentration, when place
oil the hospitals have been ordered 70 20 Immediately
from Macon.
rug RxpgL PROSPECT IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE Eor
LOOKING FLATTERING.
From The Montgomery Mail, Nov q.
We are kept much iu the dark Ia regard 10 army
movements that we know nothing OF them until 1t s too
late to be called hardly know what 10 think OF
the pect OF going TO Middle Tennessee. Sometime
looks quite hatcriog and then d9o,m becomes gloomy
large quantities of hard tack and bacon are being
brought to Tuscubia the transportation, already quite
limited, being agaie reducedthe usual precursor 70
move.
bis orccs lying between Decatur and Huntsville To-day
told that he moving In the direction Of Pulaski.
Well, let him move. We can move him b1ck through
Made tennessee as zoe did out OF Georgia.
TIE REBELS KRPr IN tbs DARK AS TO HOODS
OPERATIONS.
From the Montgomery Appeal
Civilians are permitted to travel the Mobile and
Ohio Kliiroad north OF Meridian winch Is the raiirosd
route 10 the vicinity OF the army when its location
last reported 1hus far General Hood has succeeded
mysty ing both Iieud and Toe and he very costly
direct The c0ndLct of his military snperntendent OF tcc
graph iu prevent the trans mission OF intelligence,
may ect 20 remsin bcnggcd until such time AZ he
desires the public 10 become posted. We must
pitlence.
BRgCKINRlDGEs MovEMENrs-AS ARrItZyay FIGHT
Al Strawberry PLAf,s ON NOVEMBER Is.
Ifrom the Bristol Tenn. ) Register, Nov. 20
Intelligence from the fr, Mt lsst pght tbat the
Yankees we're IN some 10 the other sce OF the
river al strawberry Paiue, and that BeckipfLge had
treated them TO ,rg d.. ION F,duv lie hid J 0
gent !arce 10 their rear ahch succeeded In burnt
Flat Creek bridge.
Tne train lai night brought TO Bristol portion Of The
CattuTed artillery.
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HEB1LS KIT IN THE DARK As TO UUUD
OPERATIONS.

rr,om IN, r,,rn,nnna wing Nov. 2a.1

fFrom the Richmond Wing, Nov "a
Captain J. II Leach, who has Just escaped from the
Yankees by whom no captured on the 1910 ul,ilno,
pear 1ussvhe, informs the Meridian Cf1rton tnat he
was tod ny o srhoneds stan that had French
hed out nj Allstopua teen minutes longer The pace
would have been ours wO took all the works but one,
and ibit was crowded with lrooIs seeking safety
the commander Of the garrison declmet he inability TO
make much further rcsstspce. he enemy admit
loss or niue hundred here. Ihefe were
miuion ratlons at Ala t0ona, and We
hsd them two hours, they sustained no
injury IN. Yankees rs " these had been destro, ed
Sherman would have been forced Georgia IT once
ter French Withdrew. lieutenant ro'one' was Iouhu
a. d among the boxes OF subsistence with torch IN bi
band lie had been sbot dead while IN the acl o nring
the stores. 't1ne ccments reported 70 Senera
ytent "a Joining tho aafrsOn consisted U two ANAL
imeuls ~hch were cndcavoring 70 md Place OF in.
uraa
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
New En- gland Il0fcl.

About nine O'Clock on Friday a.ght. > young bav
ne every appearance sf respect. by called the New
Ensla Hotel corner Of Bsyaro and The Bowery
and Engaged room S. into winch he shortly afterwards
retired. He registered bis George Moss His
asecr pon could be given very accurately as
suspected him Of any designs upon the house. He
Dad with him small black bag. similar 20 that carried
BY others Of the gang. shortly after O'Clock
name down from his and went out of the hotel.
Tho night watchman Of The observing him go out
after remaining SO short his roorn deemed the
circums suspicious one and took to look
u ns room. Fortunately for The safety OF the house
The bve had yet male but little progress by the
exsr.ons OF ;ae wachman porter suon put out
The bedcio les almost Drely somed and the
furniture apd waits considerably damaged A bott Q,
which had contained pho 81 horus, was The only relic
which the Ueiarious wretch bad ,e.t behind h.m
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Arrival OF the Turkeys in
Camp.
Great Preparation for Thanks
giving.
PROMOTION OF GENERAL WEITZEL
4 NEW YoRk SOLDIER TO BB SHOT,
Ass As.. As.
THE FIFTH CORPS,
Mr. l.. A. nendrick's Despatch.

IL. As Uen0FickIs DcapAtcns
HgADQUARTERs, Firm CoRPs,
Six MnB HousE, WELDON RAILROAD, Va,
Nov. %. 1864
The raln which had been falling forty hours pre-.
vious suddenly ceased yesterday, and last night
clear and cold-much the coIdest that have expe.
riencsd this Making log hus and acceptable
places OF refuge for the men-who are never quito
prepared for winter when II arrives going on.
To-Day It has been cold and windy, like October
ther 10 the latitude OF Now York; and ran which
fell 10 such quantities that looked for mud sof
unfathomabe depth, seems TO have disappeared
without producing that result, leaving the sur
face OF the ground dry. except In the depressed po
stions where the rain has collected 10 poos. Much
sickness was anticipated from when they
mepccd bu. we happily disappointed and the hosp
ta- unusual increase OF patients there being In
all less than forty sick In nine the hospitals OF this
corps.
ARRIVAL THANKSGIVING poyAuoHs
The Thanksgiving dinner Tor this corps has reached
the chief mmsssry, and will be distributed by
The commsssries Of the different brigades 10 time for
them TO ENJOY their turkey aud chicken al the
same time tho doners tho most acceptabls
gns 81, Gown 70 their own well osdcd tables at home
OF hts being remembered kindly by tbose st home
hearts Of ell will be gsddeDed BY the apr oprate gut Of
TIE commission Of officers appointed 10 decide upon the
o the battles to be inscribed upon ags Of tbs
|
viii be snuouncd The old rth has been engaged
IN such number o. engagements that tie flag vii be
well pgh covered 9Th the ecord her glorious deeds
AssGNMENT or owYsN
Bri2adier General Jsmes GNynn. late OF the First
brigade of the First division, his lately been
the conmnud of The fntb brigade " ibe Second diy
and ~ At present IN commsno U Ibe division. General
GwyBn his star 10 the campaign sbd Ia thoroughly
accomplished soldier and gabtlomao. Hts command IN
of The met important IN The corps aud better
lecti0p OF cImmsnders could have been made Colonel
A. II ertmshaw, bo lately nfnaDded this brigade, s
the veteran colonss whose long service and sol
oicrly quaies would not he inappr, pratey rewarded
by = star, he having orgabzed aud mnanded no
less Than seven different bfgsdcs entering the
ssme.
ryEryTjroY TO GTSgnlL BARrIErr.
Major General J. j. Bartlett, dins a brigade In
the I1trt division was presented with magnificent
horse day by the OH ers OF hts brigade The horse
besuii vi bay stioD, OF great p0wcr aud substance,
sbd vssinur, bsfsd By the officers Captain H. H. Finley,
q murssary of subsscuce for Gen. Bar,rtt Col pior.
son, ding the One Hundred snd Fiftv nth Penn
ssra Volunteers, made lhe prescn tntu speech, and
General Bartlett replied 10 hs usual encl,Ous stve. Tue
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
BUTLER,s HEADQUARTERS.
Mr. william II. Merriam's Despat,

mr. William II. Merriam's Despatch.
In FRONT oy RICHMOND Nov. A-Mornng
PROMOTION wEirzKL-
Brevct Major General Godfrey weitzel. commanding
the Eighteenth corps has been commissioned full major
general OF volunteers.
RETURN or GENERAL TURNER
Brlgadier General John ". Turner late Of the Depart
ment Of the South, recently commanding division
In the Tenth army corps. which command was inter-
rupted by severe illness occasoncd by aduous service
IN the field IN the pending campaign has again reported
for duty General Turner offered bis choice between
an active command field spd chef OF General But
ler staf Influenced slore by the imperative commands
OF his physicians the General really OF the ablest IN
the service his accented the position OF confidential ad
wiser to the Commanding General Of the Army OF the
James.
EXECUTION
An execution 20 take place 10 the Tenth Fri
day morning An inn ortaDt letter, demonstrating its
necessity and st the ga time calculated TO strike
TO bounty jumpe s. will soon be forwarded.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Attempt 20 Fire Hay Barges.

yreciDct While parons through wes, street discovered
sAs hay the bulkhead Al the foot OF Beach
nrs. II found from several bales OF hay
iying against barge With the aid and assistance Of
several sailors IL soon extspgusned. and upon an
examination broken bottle which had contained phos
pnosus found which had been thrown the hay
About four O'Clock A. N. FIRE was discovered on the
hay barge Merchant lying the foot OF Franklin street.
North river II was at the time loaded with nearly two
thousand bales OF hsy and had no, been for s prompt
discovery the oss would doubt have been terrible
there also adjoining large number Of vessels The
Are discovered between two bales OF hay by the
officer Of the fitn precinct, and extngusbed
vRh lew pals Il water. Here also was discovered
small vial, containing phosphorus. 1ne damage was
but 4. lE.ug,
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
A Com mittee ON Public safety.
10 TUy EpTTOn Op THE HERALD.

would suggest in these days, when, to make .
diversion In Of the South, for robbery for
whatever other object, We having many riots,
raids and aten pts itcendiarism, that meeting be
called appont committee OF public safety, to take
measures put under police surveillance all Southern
refugees and sympathizers and TO have arrested
taken during the those who are known q be
active either personally BY their influence means,
10 further these nearous plans. No enemy so danger
Gus . a secret
Ibis committee fbould be composed OF small num-
bersay fteen-of our most oisDg Gshed END erersctc
citizens. s. ". S
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

HEAY Enow STORM ~ TIM NoRrBwur.-Never, within
tbo memiy The "odest rhsbltsnl, !, has inter com.
menced In tue Northwest early 10 the present year
smce the brsnuiug o. November frequent
have visited mpuy localities aud the prevail ng wcath hor
ne befn derdcdly winifv. On sunday be wy fa
ol Now occurred over The greater pert Of Northern Wis
CO. blh anu Mun"-ota. AlOns the line the la Crosse
sbu hhNait'e Railway snw fell TO such depth az 20
interfere seri"isly Win the movement ~ trans ror
miles Inc Trans baNb bad plougn their way through
isree sn1" nhls and 70 overcome all the obs sccs
of n idSnitf W rmae tktt NOT polar IA certainly
very fnr from torrid. 1hc cyers 10 a greater or
less thickness ihe vnje Of the state north Of the wis
cObsD, and a considerable eptept tbs SIDE Bs,Sesn
L. sbnb sud la trosee u " heavier than east OF there
and " drnscd consider sby hstwstd Of this city snov
has aso ~ en- since sunday 10 The depth Of ot OF
roe Trains all the Michigan ads have been some.
what delayed In asesscnce 10 tha Immediate req IN
very btle any. enow has fsrcn. The weather sinos
sunday bavnp been OF hmpersture fer below the
snonm yDint.- yh.easo Poa, Nvp ~.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

AFFAIR Of the peasantest tho kind which has
occurred In this corps.
THR KSEMY rKHyECTLY oUrKr
Whether the rebels are getting ready for soma grand
demonstration whether the has dawped,
the cold weather cooled their ardor, cannot te but
they have been quiet the line than usual lately
and the ckct firing hch hse been kent long Just
At right has entirely cossed and nothing now occurs
along the line disturb the sumoers OF the mos vigant
officer or nervous correspondent.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
List OF Sick nnd Wounded Soldiers OF
Eastern Regiments Entered ne NASH
ysIlc Hoguttnls. Nov. IsCA.


Edward Kiterick, A, 7Ith pennsylvania, wounded.
j.. Nuuuamaker, 1, yin fennsyssDa+
Lucius Hitchcock ~ l5tih New Yo'k.
Corp. A. Nearer, G, 35tb " Jersey.
George y. Psrsbal B, HIN Tenns, lvania.
VIM hesmhuysen, II. ll1th rennsy ivania.
Win Taylor, >, Agtn pennSy ylvanis, Sex
James hay. T. l7th New York.
rergt. A. W. Emerson, I'd MaRsachusefs,
G. Wolf. X. lllih penpsy vaps.
koellh offer, B, 33d New Jersey.
Frederick Moore, ", 3hth New Jersey.
Joseph Brown, y. 33d New Jersey.
Corp George HaTwood, y, lse,h New York, ague.
Norman a. Mager uusttached 18th New York, measles
Casrer Hay den, g Cd Massachusetts,, rheumatism.
WIN possr, u, 18th Nov YORK, shoulder
John Collins A. 9th connecticut, back.
J regg. a. 9Th Connecticut, disrrhona.
Charles Keiey, ", ON tenpsy ivnnia cavalry. debility,
r. Euliy, B. ls9ih New York, intermittent lever.
Serel T. Z. Jones, 2Bth Pennfy yivenIs, piles.
j. Sha~. A, 3hih New jersey, debility,
j. shaener, {, 1sih Penn syivania, scurvy
=. KING. n 2oih Iernsy lvsnis, rheumatism
W tIeyenGer, X. iUeth Pennsylvania, diarThas
p. Grain. 4, lOTtb New York, rbsumstism.
" n Humans, y. lI3d Nov York. thigh.
J. rahy, 1880 &sw York iDfe muteUt fever.
G. Reil c. 1880 New York, heart disease.
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The Press Despatch.

wAsHrerur, Nov az, 1894.
since the news OF President Llucola's 70 election has
been circulated 10 the rebe army deserions TO our
nave ncroasel ,strsly It's said by ds-cr,ers that the
oumbe of rebel sold eh known 10 BE- wchDg for iavor
able opportunities to etcspe sstet hing snd The do
moralzatlon so general that rho officers 10 trust
pny o. their "ors on fdcket They ost oonhdsaca
even in south CIollra aud virssnia trnnns.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Exaninx Stock Exchanne.
Died.

KASE.--On Friday, November %, hARGAREr KASp,
aged 81 years, a native OF thus city.
The friends Of the family and those OF her brother Pat
rick Bagen requested to attend the funeral from tho
resaeDcc OF her brother No. els Eest Thirteenth street,
Monday morning. at nine O'Clock from thence 10 81
Mary q church, where a soemu requiem will SD
celebrated for the repose OF her SOUL Her wia
be taken TO the Eleventh. street Catholic Cemetery In
terment.
IEsr Oner DenEhs See TLird Pnne.l
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Ts m ms ny Hotel.

About fifteen minutes past twelve O'Clock as one OF
sne rcuodsmen OF the Second precinct Metropolitan police
vas hrs way through Frankfort street. to notify the
proprietrs Of the several hotels the vicinity Of
Printing II use square 10 DO on their guard for Ere
and 10 promulsate the orders OF Chief Engineer
John Decker, be observed issuing from one Of
ths upper story windows Of rAmmany Hotel. He imme
stately ran INTO the office, and, 10 company with the
Awht CLERK and wa.chnan, proceeded tbs noor from
which smoke was seen issuing: On reaching tho third
1oor they found ded With smoke tbas ,s was
almost Impossible for the officer his way 20 the
tOp Of the stairs The Ere discovered be
No los, and IL buI few moments before they sue.
oseded u bursting open the door, As gave way
she csDtre Of tne door discovered in mass Of
aans, consisting Of every article Of furniture that
Vas IN The room-i Of which, with the exception the
bedstead (which Of ron), totally destroyed
Several buckets Of water inssaaty procured and
sAsy soon bad the sats action Of suodaing the flames.
Shs damage the furniture wl about Sl0o.
There insurance os g. 900 the furniture the
bsi,dng Upon examination three phial, labelled
s6ptrits Of turpsntne, " found upon the door, bus
which Afterwards proved 70 have contained phosphorus
Everything sppertaning 70 the bedding had been placed
n the middle ROOM and after being we'll saturated
WIKI phosphorus, nred. appears that about eight
s'oisck In the evening young looking man presented
AimseH 81 She Office and cale1 for room He
very respectfully dressed and seemed very anxious
% retire soon as possba After paying for his
hs was shown up by one Of the bell boys. This
about quarter before He reg!4tered his
G. Morse Rochester, n. Y. He had With him : small
Back leather bag which found In the room, and,
upon examuatou proved to contain nothing but paper
collar. He has been since, be observed
10 leave the previous 70 tho breaking
sovery Of the ore.
RESCUE or A MOTHER AND CHILD.
y the room adjoining No. 105 . Nrs Dawson and
shd the latter ~ the time suffering from ct Of
sickness. They both asleep when the Ore broke
sus and would have doubt been suroca.ed to death
had Dot been for the timely arrival Of Mr. Francis
Aahady, foreman Of Engine Company No. 81, who broke
spsn the door an rescued the unfortunate inmates.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE PLOT
important Arrests and Seizure q
Property.

ImpottaDt Arrosis Hhd seIrufo Oh
Property.
may not be improper to state lbai several days since
asentleman arrived sbs CITY drect from Canada, ior
aos purpose Of dyUgns 10 the aulpores here bis sus
pc'ons relative 10 tue scheme sb,ye referred TO- Ills
koowiedse, hoNsyer, not u character tnn woiid
warrant positive action tie para of the suttoruss
against any psriicalr iudv,dus bu, vas sufficient -
pm the poe on The qs, rrs ard dues, tnetr attention
70 suepsc,sd prints. Many corrooorauua tho sus
psooos of shs Canadian mas already been s.ased spd
tine haunts and Whereabouts suspected plrt,ss ascer
saiued ard clceey watched. Although tho ponoe we,s
mnabt 70 frusrsts ITO plan, thcy In pctscts ou u
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
movemenss or ans Rebsi General Hind
cAlRn Nov. % 1874

NAIkO, NUNs 70, Ib04.
The rebel General Hindmnn, with MS wife, stat and
body Rusrd, crossed the Mississippi river at Catfish
pobt some days nro en- route for Arkansas Ilo had a
heavy box OF spcce With him.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Loss OF tho s,.am.r WIN. ID. Ew,nr.

81. Lous, Nov ~, 1861
Lhe steamer wm D. EwIsr, bound south, with govern
mon, siores tIcns OF war aud troops, sunk yestsr
day, forty miles below nore Two lives wcrc lost. The
bon vslnod al fcfty Thousand dcilrs prtion Of
the carqo viii prcbsbly he saved.