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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Another Faithful 0GieeF Snuhhed BIZ
COpperhead Convention.

The county convention. of the peace
with-rebels aad war.athoms partT, IN
Eigo copnty, vas held on last SATURDAY..
Colouel James " Stewart, = gallant
soldier, was candidate Tor the aonan-
alton for Clerk How be vas appreeis-
ted. the Wabash Express, relates in the
following paragraph: rs ae
Colonel Jawss W.. Stewart who has
just retarned from rebel prison, .wss 3
candidate for Clerk bus was most M
mercifally slaughtered By his supposed
friends We have heard several caGses
assigned for not supporting that gallant
officer, prominent among Ehsch is that
Of being al setirs participant It crushing
the rebellion, and consequently one Of
"Lineoln's dogs" How presumpiIous
10 him to return home fresh from the
army Of the U1ion, and ask the suffrage
OF THAI party7 - s--+l.'-aaat4 -lasl
So il goes everywhere A soldier may
escape the bullets Of the rebelsy-bn, be
cAunoi,unless he IS. r. desertAz, or ksGi
been raShiered, escape the bstfed. Of a
Coppsrhead Couveufiop The State
Convention of that chameliop party pro-
fess-d 70 admire the soldiers yery highly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

eF Atlanta has not Jet been occu
pied-indeed its occupation is a second
ary matter with General Sherman, hi:
principal object being tie cap.nre OF j j,
ssruelion OF Hood army aud the putting
down Of armed rebellion ia Georgia
The CAY Is ct bis mercy, and Whenever
be feels inelined to strike it the blow
must 90 victorious Ii is the confeder
ate stronghold, the main pillar OF the
bastard Confederaey ia the Cotton
States When it falls as it mus, Geor.
gia is doomed, foF Columbia, Macon,
Milledgeville,snd even Savannah, viii De
exposed 10 dashing cavalry expeditions
such ss General Rousseau led ia bis
swoop from Decatur to Marietta. Since
Atlanta was invested lie rebels have
lost more than twenty thousand men:
and when sherman has gained the con
troll Of the railroad to Macon, we do no,
see how Hood can save the remaiudsr,
for al his sources Of supply will be cul
OF, and he must snrfende- All the
moyemenss Of Gsu. Sherman shos his
great anxisiy to accomplish important
results with as little waste Of life IS poe
sibIs; he may therefore occupy more
Time than VII please the over-ssngnine
public. bat his progress Is spre-he per-
mits no diseouf sgemruts aud meets no
rererses, aud be vii soon attain whst
the heart Of the nation so anxiously de-
sirss,- Loaisrif Z Jarnak
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Dyspepsia,

"a ne aftsndsnt train sfsymptsma, 70 asts mere
-As : shafm than nsdicins. There is aething
~ tie range Of the Aaisria Meaiea that fsf = ue-
seat hsAr comparison WITH q IN tkis dissass.
fuii Aceount of this wondsrfal rlant may h
Snnd IN the llth edition ef the q. q Dispsnsate-
y, pages stsS7 snd l1ss
4 ssrtss 81 exPsrinsa q 10 which nr. Ball has
- er years engaged, has jnat hesn broarht -
speseettd tagmi nat len, and be is sew enaklsd to
onsr 70 the public combination Of Csarsn, With
other approved tonies, the wasls preserved ln the
se@s qnAlity Of eopper- r-distlilad Bsurhon whisky.
Aleh hs = eouhdsnt has ne equal In the werld.
mtFhffurniah . voluNs Of certificates, bat
Yuhiie have long sinoe iazrped 70 estimate
t.ass a. thslr true vaias. Ths safest pian is for
svsfy one % st foF hissslf the virtues sf . rev
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
CO-PARTNERsHIP-
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERTCAN STARTE


VH AHFFu Etk. N@fH AHu IOtNaE BIS.
FfNKIS LIVERY sEsTABLISHMENT. WHICH
< a = vel known throughout the euEatry, pes
sesses Stable advAntAzes sUt@rior q Eay sfEaitzr
ssIzotfsnras1t in the City, haTiu< sFrsBssnacats
ez tns ssesptisa Of private hor=es - livery o. the
T1ost slsEzlt aud eonqlste description ard At The
lo~zst utzs = --4--a- f-' -Aiai4 i4s@-
Carriages for x1zislzg 70 tss. aCosehss,i Egkt
SazD1ss and eTeFy kind Of rosd Tshicis 70 lst
Horses sold on eommfszion. Second haac Bnggy-s
for s4is ~ the very Is~sst p-ises PAssesgsss E-s
@zrdaf 70 all parts Of the cou1 trT BY sPl4l e3e.
Esy1nes. RICHARDSON. BRTTT0S ! CO.
Ap14 t7@ - ='-s (" =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

DISEASES OF THE sERvoUs, sEMfsAL,
Urinary, and ssxusl systsns-nsw aud rslsasls
trsstmsnt-in Reports Of the H0wARD Asso-
oTATI0s. Sent By mail In sealed letter sny=f-
spes, frss Of charge AedrYs DE- J. sKILLIz
HoUGHToS, HOWARD Asssssatisu, 10. , soush
Eiu:h strsst, PhilAdsIphi4. Pa.
apri'e4 dAwlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
AGENCY.

VIZ. \. v1ESxR. s~-a W. T. wAExKE. N.
T. wM. II. & WIN. q. WALKER,
Agents for the purehsss OF Real
- Estate tssr 11suz fH
eeisa OF Third strsst. eppesfsa tAs ceurs Hsass.
IulyT-endsw s-ls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Cedron Bitters

Que tftsians you viii nse.z uss any sshsrs.
II = not necessary 60 publish loaE list 81 1iz-
eaaea for Nhlrh the Cedron nittefs a.. 4 sp~el a.
Ia al dlsssses Of the STOMACH, BOW
Els LIVER or kIBNEYst
u aitade-tlons q the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON UERANGEMENT or
TIE NTeMACu on HOEELat
" GOVT HHEUMAT1SM AND EEu-
HALCIAf
And IN FEVER AND AouEt
u is d@sttae3 60 supeFoede all ether remedlns IL
r%t pAiy euFas these diseases, knt 10 PanvEErs
iaan-
wine glass full ef the Blstsrs taksn an hour
befofe each siea will obvfats the ll ssqts Of tks
mpsf uthealfhJ elinsts, and screen ths parson
tskfng agsinst diseass undsf tia q ost fryina
tqrsusures F+~
seld ~ Druggists ase Sroesui Esnera'ty.
- Ss~brs JOHN BOLLs Prse<fpal onas, FIah
fip.stf Lousviils. Ky.
= sofa b. PETE3 vIERLIzo,
hts sole Agent. yvansvflls. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
: TOIHy.
~ a r. +,

~ 4OUl0E w A1Ehs
Iodine water acts upon the Bsart. Liver. KID.
neys. Digestive Organs, and aiandulaE syatsm.
The Hucccss which has attended the " this
cemrdy Ia psivats practice, and the sBasrssmsnt
em-aieAf authority, snabis as 70 recoanend it
thn prasiitioneF and the psbiie. fssiinK eoa-
xeetsnss II the cure Of chronic diseases Which
k-siratp Iodine such scrofula, Bronchitis, skin
tesstous, Heart. Liver, and kidney Diseases,
soos Anections, esuFalgia, hhsanattsm, Dys-
sPsia, Dsbiiify. syphilis, sie
Phgsiciaas may rely npon Be antfsrm strength
n Iodine Water containing three quarter
Eraias puHK Iodine in each nuid-ouDcs Yuax va
isFs soifntt bsilg ssed IL fs not iiAbis 70 de-
-ompesfioai nor spontaneously formed tneaBaii-
Is neitbsf Il the Iodine axyaizsd nor nsutrnl-
,Esd by combination with any inEradiani. which
Feader this solution superior TO any other msthod
u ezhibftiag Iodine. - .Asf4 # ~
Fnll dlrecaiens accompany eaeh BEETLE, that IL
ssay Be ussd a. faulty 1snsdicins a. veil As -
she profession.
SPFles ops dollar per bottle. On rsesipt Of eve
iaraFg, six bottles delivered raKE By express 70
ny.sdd Fssa-
hawAra of Coanterfegia aud limitations which
ahpTIneipled dealers spd@asor 70 dispose ofop orr
reputation. Sec our signature and trademark
tia Greek word heading this adssrtissmsntl.
apon the labels and wFsppsra of each botsls. With
out yshieh uehs ls genuine - st-s
Circulars gratis.
DIR. II. ANDEEs 4 CO..
Physicians and ChemIsta,
No. 42s Broadway, Nsw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
3 - Nesss HOTEL.
nIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

mHE Co-RAE1sKRsHfPz HERETOFORE
Existing bstwesn James q. csriin and PAilip
zGnszaeksrs un1sr fhsnxss snd styIs q CaFlln q
Co. vas 6issoiYe6 by mEtzal consent On the sta
1ay Of A1gnst, Ts64 Aft eSbts trs. nBa owing
% s1d ~ s@a9 Sra, VIII 10 sefti.d - Pk1ip An
spsrbsE. Eho has par-h&ssd the sntirs istsrsst ef
JAsass z Cari6s fn tins said eospzFeasrship as6
business JANIS r. cARLIN,
- snzIo sss - tFHTIIPA.sPACaERs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

DE- Bell. from BsIivisu Hospital. New York
City. has nov besn here long eaoHGh 10 pross \ Z
professional capabilities. and hAs done 50 70 the
satisfaction Of large nassbarof ear sitissna -ud
those fron other towns and the surnsanainK
county. 80
HIS iast ssSsrtiseuasnt and accompanying let
tsr, under the bad Of Private, /" shsua b care
fully Rad BY all. No MsrczFy used In hastraaa.
Hsnti Consultations frss- jys-1yd&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
tdAo CFrsm The ss~ YOek Tine.

Eme enongh 70 call on Governor Morton
for assistsnee Ind Jour, dug 3Isk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
es.ApsaAa Psssoral of VIVA oA.rry

Sean poend PseteTai ef Wtia 0herry
hae
ssss ssoome h0assheld werS thrsusAsus Al .
y @t sadSoath; Hzd his wern Lsassess, N les
teAa year afssr their intrsisctiea. affnAnsa a
wPetatlaa A. wide aarsAd - tEs eoHtinssf sf
Sereh Anasftea Bat the crswu4as Elary ef hls
- y aeiua - be attained IN his lnfsst aiuosssrx
:. - eA,her esnetaatien; foT Ne does ret elsin is
49, 49, eesn tasdisceyersr Of CEnR0H, which 10 the
ss s.ss's - the bitters nev sdsrsa TO the pablls
ahst soaor osiongs te the native inhaAitaats 81
S Sse.s-s America. te whom its virtass kavs besa
AhsSn s.n ~ mofe than twe Aandrsd years Armed
tth ~ the Indian hids defiance e the nasl aeaa-
seslefiA and handles wsthsat faar he Esest vsu-
elaoes ssrpssts- Il Is hslisf vita thsn that
shite there u ersAth Ian In the heay the Cedren
be- t44 ~
While pr. Ball ts net prepared e iaaerss sAis
sNfasss@st rrstsnsiea, he ia nsvartheless sAfis-
n.d tfea thorough sxaaisatisa of the sviSenc,
relative 10 IT'S yirtuss. that a. remedy and pre-
ventatve for all diseases arising frsm s1Psss-e
eitAer 70 the changes ef ~sAthsr ana eilats or te
ths 'misamsaic tneuehCes. 10 stssds Without : RI
val, ana Justly deserves the rsputAtisa It has e.
sssg ealoyea Ia CeEtral Amsrica ana ths Wsst II
-. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

PILEs.--A SURE CURE.
ISFERT BODY Is BEIEG cURKD Of fhis
L distressing diseass by the Use Of
Dr.. sfriekiand's Pile Remedy,
. Eesf whss sufferer says;
Mr.. J. p. HazaFds Ia Second strsst, cincin-
natl, %. szts be has bssn . dreadful aaesrsr sfth
Piles for long time, Esd hes tried nsariy syery.
thisE, and could obtain rsiisf He used ssoaf
ops-fosfth II . pot Of Dr.. stricklaDds Piis otst-
-ns~rsr-wwS-sf uads . rompsets euTs- He sdstAss
sFgV ene who Is s1Hsring 70 fry u.
by AL Drugz3sfs. % esnts psf pct. hags-
facfursa at 10. Fast Fouffh street. Cfncin natfs
o. Asa Or sTRIcKLAND's PILE kEALpI-
! lnA1o4ztziy-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
An Important Admission.

Tie Soalh can never be conquered,
che Uaion eau never be restored By
force, phrasss are daily upon the lips
81 The C0rpsrneais the press ofthe par
~ are hlled with whole columns, almost
daily to prove the truth Of ths9e propo-
si,ions; bat occasionally. in their forget.
fol aess these editors let someshisg leak
out, Which con,radicts their whole the.
orr.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of FRIDAY,
pAEsdes in its columns the following
among other thfugs, from A Buffalo cor
Respondent Of tie NeN York Mes. ~
am positive upon one matter. hav-
ing actual knowledge as base for the as
zarlion made. Not oulya are The &c beis
anxious fsE peace, bat they are wilhag
to accept rraaioE Of some. sort, for they
have keHaa 70 consider such = niAties o.
course What kind o. rsunion would be
agreeable 20 the people akfbe South the
commissioners were not pfepared 20 say
or disposed 10 discuss, prefefrinz 70
lsaye that matter TO q Congress Of
States, who could settle that Atfair satis-
fsctsrilya s+'s' - ~
When did the South begin to conyidsr
Hraanion As "a matter ~ eogrxeg
VIA, has brought about change, siecs
their arrogant demafi FOR iudepe1denes
when they declared they woald MOI live
with tha Yankees If allowed 70 dc
tate thsir own terns1 RofhfHg bas he
strata to whtch they hare Been refacSf
kg the tcar '" tf
The fact is, the rebels 90 iook upon &
return to Ihe Unioussa a natser of course
They know that the North Is IN estnskt,
and will carry on the var till the Union
IL restored, aespite their arms, sud- tas
trsasuna5le spirAs As of the Copperhesds
and they are ri ~ TO &c. their owp
terms But we afs hardly prepared to
allow them to dictate; cri minafs should
not be judges Of the conditions of their
own pardon. - Ndshriile Caioa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
CElDRON p BETTERS'
X> AICC
Ehe Latest and Most Important nss,
feovess or the 18Th Century.

No HANS NAMx Is MORE INTIMATELY
= eonnseied With TIA history ef the 4, teris
dsaies ~ the United States. or msrs aavorak5v
Nho~a ~ pianeer in medical aiscevsrS ! -.
vat q pr. JOHN BULL, of Lsuisxills. Ky. ~
tasEaltNhls prep aration Of sarsaparllis - le.g
stod a. the bead af the various csaPsunds of tAss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
q L TIL IN G. /,
=
FURNISHING GOODS,
. @ zNi eAs
a &
TRUNKS, CUTLERY,
4 -
MATS, CO., che.

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style. cannot be exCelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down. they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles. prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend fayoring Us
with call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves. -. ts s-.'--
IL =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Compromise Rejected.

The following extract from recent
speech of the Hoa SehBgleF Colfax
shows in q condens ID and highly effect
i've manner sths repeated instances in
which the Republicans hAEe attempted
to eonciliate che Soash, and that in
every instance she Democratic leaders
rejected their proposals Read the
reeGr6 aAte- ---i -"-.-=--3t 3.
81 want to exhaust the argument
upon this subject, to chow You that
aevery iotA Of the blame Of carnage and
desolati61 OF the lasSthree years aud q
half is tracegbis %. those men in the
South who fiad such wiling indicators
in ths Valparaiso Convention They
professed 70 be Alarmed when Mr.. Lin-
coin ras elected We told them they
had nothing % fear. We assured them
the Chicago Platform meant only resist
ance to further aggfessTons Of slavery.
Z Bat shsey said, hers are your personal
liberty bills, and they srs Dangerous .
our rights as citizens Of the South We
passed . resolution in the American
0eagzess appealing TO every State that
. had personaf liberty biiIa 70 revise this
1 Legislation. and II they found anything
ia them inoonsistent with the bette,
spiris Of the Constitution OF laws, 70 re
peal them. Il was an overture of peace
fhs strongest Republicans in the Houa,
~ voted fof it-Oven Eovejoy among tht
= =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

CoLGATE,s HONEY xOAp.

This eslsbraisd Toilet soap,Ia saeh saE-
ssFsal demand, Is made from the ehsieest ma.
tsrials, is ,atid and em oIIsent In its nature.
frsgrAntiy scented, a.s s1trsnsly beRs
netai In les action upon the skin. For saa BY
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
Communication with General Polh;s
Forces Severed.
The Rebels have No Hope OF Rcpe'Iing
General Sherman.
Exported Preparation by 5oEDston
to Attack Chattanooga.
rosss7REyr aHposED gECaElrUe Aesm
CIvcrSNArI. Friday, Fco. %. isss.


Tia Caze,te hos q Chattanooga dispatch Which
seys:
9Th, weather has been very cold The pa,t two 6a.s.
and e troops On tic march ard in thscamy hoSc sntes
Cd con lderehy.
There YVES slight tn Of snow ses.erosy.
"Goy. Brown Of Georgia has ordered ~ eli 'ns
with their property to move TO the east SIDE c. Tie
Clstesooebie Rive, On pain Of having tser prope',
conlscnte1.
ct &, ye,-rfel ,l,at the Rebels are bpi'ns IN inn
n.ense urinory 1t Macon. Georgia.
Gen. seadrnaa nae assumed commJs atths'''+
noogo.'
Tie Commercial has oIso dispatch from chattanooga
saying;
"Adlutan,. en-. Tlomas is here organizing the coI
ored troops
"Tho statements telegraphed from Lere tat US
| army is moving on Dalton fnse.
.Col Burke has returned from the Reboi tines WIN
two officers and tweuty.sx pTiYates, whose szohaOGete
effected under flag Of truce
Gen. SheI1au'J troops have destroyed me bridges
on the Mobile old Ohio Railroad. thereby see:IiHg 80
connection between Gen. Folks fcrces.
"Mobile Rebel papers report Q battle At Eoierp-ifs
Mss Will unk nown results.
Tie Rebels bgye 30 hopo Of repeLirg the adFahoS
7
Information has been received that Gen. Johnston
thinking we hove weakened this poEt by rcn'oso"g
our army at Knoxville, is preparing To attack 'oa"'
nocga." ru.a.v So, % ls6,
Ad,t-Gen. Thomas and staff haJe refined He''
Knoxville. zero 80
Tie ofcers Of the party report that L"ngsirest 10 10
rstreat beyond The French Broad, tc aycld mo'emei'
loi orr greatly superior forces.
Nashville aud Knoxville connected by ra'Eoaa'
with the exception OF 100 srs OF L0rdon and passsn'
GER trains are running. The bridge at Louc"n WIZ 70
; finished before q week.
Gen. Johnston has concentrated bis forces as DctoH'
and advanced hs picket lire to Ringgot he 70 also
rfl of an attaek and csunot spare re"aioFo'sh''
for Polk. The Mosi< Nsrs says that Poll has oesn
she,psfally outgcneraled by Gen. Sherman NO nau
advanced beyond Mcrnien, between Tie BiSh'p ava
Montgomery and Marietta
The Rebel has news Of hard fight in Mississippi %
thc 18th but gives particulars.
There is tide OF veteran volunteers being sent 70 me
front. Every car on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Eailroad is wanted for the transportation Of troops
Everything is quiet here, although IN CONDITION 10
: move Immediately on order. aa ssH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20

sets Cavalry, ander MAI Stevens and Ellers oT'e b'D
B lot AIDery) pushed forward into The n'ef0f on INC
Nth, Of the sh passed By iso enemy dr~n up IN me OF
battle a. Camp Fnnesan seven miles from jacksonville, sur
udd and eaprel battery three ules in The Of the
cso bou, midnight end .h. this place about sunrise this
morning.
At approach the enemy aba6oncd sud SINK the steamer
st. Mays and burned 40 bees Of cotton lew mixes ABOVE
aelsonye We have lzen B1lhou, tho loss oil man. o'ef
100 prisoners eight pieces Of lent fed artillery IN ser
yiceable condition and wei supPed With alnln11io aud
other vsllable properly 70 large amount
,s have train Of running IN he road nom 'Ie<
souyie IA three four days
Tie command viii aagaDco 10 morrow morning
O. a GILMORE, NsjorG sneTal Ccmmendias
Department Of the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
Circular.
OLnCL or CHiEf CoMsissARY.
QUINCY, Fla. Nov. 2, 1905.

QUINCY, fIa., NOV. (, Ie"5 >
II has been q subject of anxious consideration
how could without injury To cause expose TO the
people throughout the State the present pcrlous condi
ton Of our army To do this through the public press
would point out the source Of danger TO our enemies.
To see each one in person or even sufficient number
to effect the object contemplated Is impossible yet the
ncce. su Of general aud immediate action Is imperative
10 save army. and with !: our cause from disaster
The issues Of this contest now transferred tc the
people at home II they fail o 10 their duty, and sus-
tain the army In its present position IL must fall back
II the enemy break through present line the wave
of desoatlon may roll to the shores of the GuI
snd the Atlantic In discipline. valcr. and the skill OF
IL leaders, our army has proven more Than match Tor
The enemy But the bestappointed army cannot main
tain its position without support at home The people
should never Euer il TO be- ad that they valued thcir
cattle and hoss their and money mere than Their
liberties and honor, and that they had TO be competed
10 support army they had seat TO battle IN lher de-
feuse We hope IL viii not become necessary TO resort
to mpres sments among people fighting Tor their
existence and in defense Of their homoa and country
and its institutions We prefer her 10 appeal to them
by every motive Of duty and honor-by the love they
bear their wives and daughtersby the memory OF the
heroic dead and the future glory and Independence oil
their country TO 10 its rescue in this darkest hour
Of it, peril
country which can afford to send forth in its de-
tense the flower Of its youth and the bes. OF ITS man
hood can afford and sc in honor bound to sustain
them at any cost Of money and property. Ihoy nave
sacrificed home and ease, and suffered untold hard'
ships and with their lives are defending every
thing we hold most sacred. Florida has done noby In
this contest Her SONS have achieved the highest char
nccr for their State and won imperishablo honors ior
themselves These brave men aTc now suffering ior
want Of food. Not only the rom Florida but the
whole army In this condition Our honor as people
demands that we do our dutyo them. They must be fed
The following extracts from official letters In my pos
session do but partially represent the condition OF the
armies OF Generals Bragg and Beauregard, and their
gloomy prospect for future supplies.
Major j. +. Cumming, who supplies Gen. Bragg's
army writes;
1T is absolutely and vitality important that al the
cattle that possibly be brought here shall be brough
rs promptly us possible"
And again. Oh the 5th " ossobsr, be ssys'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
Gapssxo Of Rcbc, Ha,scTy-Tcrrsdo Ey'
,.....rnf..
From On Special Correspondent
HnI0N HEAD. S.C., Job.


From Or Special Correspondent
HnIog Head. SC, Feb. l6. 1861
A reconnaissance in force was lately made by
Bsi Gen Tory toward Johns Island, lying between
Folly and James Islands, win narrow salt water sTeeAA
ateIyeniag 1t resulted IN the capturo Of Rebel bat
terry OF field pioces with their oassons, ANN nhncn
Sc. ss well as the gunnors serving them Our ioss"e'
five killed ard wounded.
IMPLEMENTS With NJ. MAuLEroRrs TcSfsDoAS'
At station Creek, yesterday, o trial was made WIN
The toFpeioes invented by n. Maiueiorl, tho SUD
marine engineer, who splne year, ago Toduced the
saLkcn works Ut IIurGGtc near Ne-Yo1k and thereby
improved TIE navigation Of the East River and Long
IRiud Sousd. Tho apparatus consisted OF TN case,
containing le5 pounds Of fine powder. with m nierntI
o-Ve age cy regulated by m5ohiDcry IL desenou
10 he os ted By tho tide ogainst Larbor Oh trueto9s
and 70 Destroy thsm Tho moment Of explosion J pre-
detarnined according 20 tho strength Of the current
and 40 state u the tide, end thc machinery hastcu
ecoe, iiagiy. an experimental Obstruction, similar U
lbors lately drted Of lareston hGrbor as moyec
In sho chunpel near Station Creek and Tho TORPEDO
sr nohed against IT, The effect was the breaking ~
~ inoips iribsr 1he NO had already tessn 10 cbb
ald tfc ma shine conse yncny did not HppToach real
enough fleet IooTo hrt. Bat ur tbi- s3caculason
! .ho whole mass mast have been Destroyed o. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-20
From Cairo and the South. West.

UAIKO, IhursIay, TED. It IebI.
The report in the Cairo Democrat to-day that
the 11e Maphis Democrat hss been suppressed by the
military authorities for publishing contraband news is
doubtless untrue, files of that paper. including yes.
terday's issue, have been received here.
Capt Madison of the I'd Tennessee Coored Artillery,
was lately shot dead by a citizen below Columbus
Over 200 recruits from Wisconsin arrived here to.
day.
The firms Of this city have presented to the press 30
bales Of cotton, the product Of this county. Three
hundred acres are to be planted this season.
The Memphis cotton market is dull strictly middllng
is quoted at 67c.
Officers just arrived from vicksburg say that the
Rebel force at Jackson Miss is uncomfortable and
that it Is commanded by Gems. Logan end Vert Adams
The weather ID clear and cold.