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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Tie nCue Uarifbin.

2(m 2Sifen Qpril bat Der Son9reB be.
Ibloftn, cine tempor6re @rb6bun9 oes
3oQ,6 auf ALE Smportationen eintreten
ju laGen, uno jwar ourb9dn9i9 cine Gr:
b6bun9 BON so prcSent ouf Den 3oIIbez
tra9.
SeIer prcuiIoriIbe 3uitano IcU ourh
einen neucn &ariff beieiti8t uno, auf cine
oauernoe Saiis 0ebrobt peroen.
.3u Dem @noe rpuroe cine neue Sariffz
blu uon Der Committee iiber Wittel uno
Ws9e beribtet, nslbe am lfen n6bfen
SuIi in 8raft treten fol-, lpenn fe bic
9euebmi9un9 beioer 9Gufer erb6It.
Seilen, S6een &c. peroen tbeilprife
NIT fpejifiI6em, tbsillpeiIe nit ao palos
rem 36len bele9t. &ofFse Feline Grb6bs
un8. 2bse 25 @ents per pfuno. Rob:
len, ucn 90 auf I25 @ents per Gonne err
b6bt. Sldtter: :Gabod so Ste. per pfo.
@i9arren, SO per &auieno tpertb, 20
@ents per Qfuno uno 20 pro3ent ob pa
loren =; $50 uno nibt mebr als $40
wertb, 81 so per pfuno uno 40 proScnt
ao Ualorem; SIS uno nibt mebr pertb,
So. SO per pfuno uno 60 pro5ent ob pa.
loren. Wufelin biz 10 Gents per @ls
le. 2(le uno Sier, 25 @ents per Dubeno
SlaI1en, Ole uno Sier in Sdhern, 25
@ents per 9atIone. Diffi1irte Spiritu.
oIen, lite Qrobe. 50 per SaGlone. Raf:
finirter pstroleum, 30 Gents per Sal:
lone.
Die 3udersG Ginfubrsfteuer tpiro in Der
neuen 9eicsssporld9e nm 3 biz Gents
per pfuno. ie nab Sualitdt erbobt. Sms
portirte 3uderlpaaren, bic 80 Gents per
pfuno fcfen, Is @ents per pfuno, iiber
80 @ent5 per pfuno ODER per Site &c.
so @ents ao palorem. Wolafes aus 3uz
derrcbr 10 9ents per 9allone. Sprup,
MeIaoo ,c. d @snts per pfuno. eiquos
re, &ir1benwafer, 4bfpntb, Irrae 1e.
So per 9a(Ione, Sap Rm Is Gents per
@adone. @eine, bic so @ents Die Sal
lone foffsn, 20 @snts per 9auone uno
25 QroJent ao palorem, iiber so Gents
uno nidt mebr als 5 per 9alone, 80
Gents per 9alIone uno 25 proJrnt 40
palcrem. @bampa9ner Sc per Duseno
Quart uho Sc per Doppslouseno pints
lafden. 80 Sents y. pfo. fur S6nupf;
tabaf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
nOsinprsife in neutfd,lano.

Sin Correspondent oes >, Gintinnati
SoIfsfreune" i6reibt aus DIrtbeim in
Der pfaIj: Qnfan96 Wai fano cine 8ers
ftei9erun9 ftatt, mo f6mmtlibe @eine
25 bic 30 PrcBent mebr bra6ten, als Die
bisberi9sn preifc. Die @eine iino iibrr.
baupt 9Cifie9en, neil es iit in neuerer
3eit beraueitclIte, ooB bic Reben ourb
Die DintCrfdlte oermoBen Sbaoen 9sIit:
ten, Dap an einen er9ieUiesn 6erbit ui6t
81 eeneen it.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Sefentli6e 8enbu.

Samifass ben Is. Stunt
I'm 12 llbr Nttass. IUnsn am Saufs her Sr.
Rorbsrsn Sufanna @tUrse. Isbtbin ron
glcro 0bsitbaa Eaun1Hip. efma County. bic
fcIssnb, artittI auf OffsntIi&G Ssutu pGfauft
irtrcen:
Cine Rut, Stu BEL bsr Scnns, StrUt, spiab'
mtbIs, StrObbant. @atsIn, Rdttsiisn. S3ubFars
rn, unerfdbr adtr 5ru6t uuf ftm 6sIes, st'
ma 8 Ndsr @tfen unb 5tIb'@rne. @TunobHrtn
b;lm Sui&rI, Suusubr, 2 sIf6s. 2 S6rdnis sin
Bureau, SFtn nit RUbr 5OIsfifs. StdbIs, 3
Bitten uno Ssttat1sn. 8ls6fsn unb sers'n'EuG
bt rrr garb. BIaGs bet ttm pfuno. GadT,
cine 8altIsr Sibti 3dttr, Safer. Sianer une
nu8 pisIe anbns artlfrI gu umfdnsIin ju msls
ben.
Die SsbInsmsm am gniaufttuss unb Guf.
rartung bon
GmTIs @rmmri, er"u'0'''
9unI z, 1e6l, na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
n1ilitar.4acnt fir pennfYIpanicn

@cuuernGr Curtin bat einen 8rief oe.
ibriebrn in pelbem ct melost. oaB Sol.
Srancis Soroan, Der ju 8o ibinoton fla.
tionirte MiIitdr, Q9ent BON pennIpIua.
nien, Die Sesabluno bon. Yenniplpani
Iben Sreiwi0i9sn 9eIbuloetem Solo,
penfionen unb 6anOaeloern, fOfenfrei
fir foIbe Sreiwillioe ODER oeren SamiIisn
bcfor9en peroe. S6ir ratben oaber allen
perfonen, tpel6e berartioe Qn9ele9enbei.
ten baben, NIT Col. Soroan iib in Ser
binoun9 3u fesen. @ouo. Curtin initrus
irt Sol. Soroan uSabren sic fort fr
uiel tpie m69li6, ouf ieoe Qrt fir 8e:
quemli6feit uno @irfiamfeitunIerer Srei:
miUioen, SerpFe8un9 Der &ranfen unc
Serwunoeten, fit 6eimienoun9 Der 9ei6:
name Der i'm Dienite Sterbenoen, Gorge
ju tra8en uno ale fonffi9en Dienfte 5u
uerri6ten, rpel6e nab Sbrem Grmefen
ben Sdr9ern pennfpIpaniens. Die irst i'm
Wilitdroienft Der 8e9ierune fib efinoen,
gum @obl eereiben m6een."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Mtt BET 9eltrtsen @Oft.
5patcrc t7adrid,tcn Don 6rn. GRANITE
Nrmcr,
yiadrihten bis Opmerltaa.

Q8a Ibin9ton, 3. SUM. Durd
Oampfboete, Die beute bier on9efommen,
boben mir Ga6ribten pom @eiben SauIt
bis aeitern, Oonnerita9 Witta9.
Starfcr 8anonenoonner muroe 9ebGrt,
oIS oa6 Soot aboin9. uno man f6Iie6t
oarauS, oaB 9citern cine 9robe Sblabt
i'm 9an9e mar.
Gine qrobe 2(njabl 8efanepne wurben
bon Der Sront 9ebro6t, ebenfo Die Ser.
wunoeten bon Dem Sreffen am Dienita9.
eebtere nabm Die 9oIptal Dampfer
>, Connecticut" auf. Derfclbe bate a Der
no6 nidbt feline pole 3abI, ols Die leete
polt ab9ns.
Die Qrmee 1T entbuiiaftif6 iiber bic
Qusfi6t, balb in Ri6mono einmarI1iren
;u f0nnen.
Sebn Drle9aten Sur Baltimore Con
Ucntion fino BON eouiIiana an9efommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Dtr prsis oes RinoaeiSd,sS.

Wan6e Der Gllliben 3eitunaen fan9er
ln, in Qnfebuno oes RinoheifbeS, ernft:
li6 Iib ju ereifern. Sic ertlGren, Die ee:
senwdrti9 fir ienen 3abrunes 4rtife
9eforberten boben preiie 1eien ibiebter:
6in9s unn0tbi9, Sol9e BON Spsfu.
lation uno @uber i'm &reife ipeni9er Ser:
lonen, pel6e bic 0(ttiden W6rfte con:
trolliren, uno oeren @eboten bic Sieb.
3dbtsr blinolin9s 9ebor6en ,niifen.-
Rrlft ibrcr @abt9ebote fonnen fie iibcl
Die Wen9e BEG auf ben Warft fommen,
oen 3u6tuiebss uerfi9en Die Sleif6el
;pineen, bic ibnen beIiebieen preiie ju
bsjablen, uno 3ulsbt muB oes publifum
unter Der Soroerun9 dbertriebener Qreift
leioen.
Die q. o. ,,Gribune" Ia9t. Der Sleifb:
marft fei poai9 in Der 9elpaIt elmer &ot:
te bon eepifenloftn Spefulanten, lpeIde
ieit Wonaten iiter Qldne oebrifet bobcn
oen Yreis oeS RinoHeiI6es in bic 66bf
3u treiben, uno bic ni6t eber ruben lpers
oen als bis lie es auf 25 Gents oas Qfune
Jtetto9epi6t 8sbradt baben. Oriu9cnc
srIu6t bic ,,&ribune" bic Sep6lferune
ltHSA SluOlI OtIIt SOcHub wv OS'HOIt IttituJtS
fir Elm paar @oben ~ entle9en, INN ben
8uberern oas 9dnomcrf 81 le9en. Del
l1eberfluB an Sslo feet SpeSulanten in
oen Stano. aae unentbebrli6en 9ebsns'
becdrfnife eaufSuraufen. fopie oersn prsi'
le 5u controIliren uno in bic 60be ju trei:
ben, eeraoe tpie mir Ioldes b0ren uno ie:
ben. Die SeoOIferun9 osS 9anoes ;ablt
nun w6dentIi6 Wi1ionen in bic Sai6er
oieier bsrjlofen S6ureen. roel6e 9emein
ibaftlib bintsrliitioe. pldnc idbmie6sn
ole preiie Der QrtlfsI 5u srb6ben, Die Fl
in SsibIa9 9enommer, uno pOour6 fl
oen ebrli6en, 9eperbfleibi9en GinrpObnerl
oes eanoes oas 8lut ausjuIau9en beab
| iibti9en. 0Sol6e Wenfben peroienen oat
3ubtbaus jebnfab mebr, als Der &af6en
oieb, pelber ourb feline 9eponotbeit gu
re S0rien erIei6tert uno oann fib out
otm Staube madt, Inn Ieiner Seute Iid
~ erfreuen. Dentsn mir oaran, mi
lbpieri9 es 1T, foIbe Wenf6en IN oielen
teben Ju bsffrafen, 70 oanfsn mir 9ct
ieoesmal, Dap es Elm :Senfsits aibt; no BAT
9ute beIobnt uno oas SGie beitra # rpiro
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
9ataifrDpbe our Gee.
ltntcrsuns bes Oampfers u9OrubOn
tas" BON 9tep Srleans,-8rrlult
BON 40 Wcnfbenleben.

BON 4O Wtent1enleben.
@euWorf, 3. Suni. Ser Ser.
Staoten 2ransportoampfer ,,@itp of
Bath" @apt. 9incoln, rpsl6er am l. os.
no6 @aftineton, Q. g., ob8ino, III 9ez
fern 2beno 3uriid9efebrt, no6oem er
nabe @ap Wap nit Dem Dampffbiff
,,pocabontas" jufammen9eitoBen uno
oohelbe oermohen bef6doi9t bate, oab
es in 25 Winuten unter9in9, nobel an
40 Don Den pofa9ieren uno Sbifsmannz
i6aft Ju @runoe 9in9en. @opt. Gins
coin beribtet, rrie fol9t:
Die u@itD of BATH uerlirB gep Yorf
am l. SUM- um IL l1br SO Winuten
Nabts fab fie eines Odmpfers Gi6t Dor
ii6: feuerten Iihts, um an ibm oorbeis
iufabren. 9Ieidseiti9 rpuroe oas Steuer
Der ,,pocabontas' na6 ieiner re6ten
eeite eelenft, uno beiOe @oote ftisben
3uian,men. Sie ,,Gitp Of BATH traf
Die ,pocabontas" an Der poroern Safe
lo0e 9in9en bon ibr burdd unb fanoen,
oab mir einen fdlimmen eed batten.-
8ir be9annen bic Sdifsfro6t iiber
Soro ju perfsn, INN unfer Sbi # porne ju
erleibten, uno sS aelan9 uns, Den. Fed ju
uerfopfen. 2Sir fanotrn unfere Soote,
um Dem onbern Sbiffe Beituiteben, uno
le9ten an Der Stelle bel bic SaosSans
brub, in Der 9offnun9, mebr BON ben
eeuten Der uQOeabontos" an6utreTer
(noem mir bereits cine 9roBe In5obl Der
felben an Sroo auf9enomen batten,
oob fiibten mir nur Ginen ouf. 3ul
3eit oe6 3ufammenIfobf6 mar oas 9eu6t:
ibiff bon Gap Wap II MeIen in flo.
pefftiber 8i6tuua bon unS entfernt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Sfntkfr Gnbak.

Sin9ft puroe elmer Der Soif9dn9er eiz
nes New Yorfer 6otels. Der iib Jiemli6
frei cus3ubrGden pfe9te, bel Siite our1
Die 9efrd siofeit ieines nd6ften 1ifbna6s
bars, pelbe ale bic 9uten in feinem Be
reid befinolibsn So6en fir iib pe0nabm,
aufmerfiam 9ena6t. e."
3a6ocm er ben unperibdmten Spsros
ticnen oes Siclfra fee cine 9eraume Belt
rubie ;uaefbaut bate. tIoppte er ibm auf
ole NbfeI uno fa9te:
,,Stau Der, alter Sun9e, i6 Ipuros
Dir nidt ratben, 9erabespess na6 Sbio
81 9eben."
,,@arum nid)t o. ''.
,,9BeiI fie Die S6WeiHr:@bOIsro bort
baben -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Srrnf per rinrm Shuhlforr.

Gin S6uifertun9e prieeIt Dor Der
Gbdre einen 9uno gang unbarmberJi9.
Sin Sremoer, Der poriber 9ebt, frd9t Den
Sun9en Bas ffld9ff ou oenn ben
6uno 70 unbarmterBi9, rpos bat er oenn
ucrbro6en? 9tibts ! ontrortete Der
Sunae. Sea, fparum bouft ou oenn oas
arme 8ieb? Sa, Die 9'fbidte 1T balt
ole. @cnn Der Meiifer orin feline Ilte
feilen mill, oann mub id ieoesmat ben
6uno Dor Der &bdre our6eeilen. Sect,
rpenn Der Suno 70 fdrtterli6 ibreif, -
b6rens's Die Nabbareleut ni6t, mems Der
WeiIfer feline Nlte feilt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Don 5berm an'8 Urmee.
% ~
gpa fAinatpn,3. g

ga &tn9tOn, 3. SUM-.
Nn General. .NniOr Dir
Gine Depeffe bon Sen. S6erman,
oatirt BON 0eitern 2(beno balb 7 llbr, 1T
einaelauftn.
ST. bsribtet, oob am l. SUM Wcpberz
fon BON Dallas 9eaen oen bel gterp 0ope
@bur6 itsbsnoen Seino porridte.
l(m SOnnerfta9, 2. SUM. marfbirten
Sbofielo uno Soofer BON unIerer 6uber.
iten einfen pcripdrt6 9eeen 3arietta.
3u oerielben Seit ipuroe Stoneman's
uno 9orraro's SapalIerie na6 Dem lGlas
toona YaB oeIenoet, Den bieGelbe befeste.
Oieie Setpe9un9en baben uns Den 8eib
elmer 9cfition 9e9eben, bic fir cine felte
0ebalten tpuroP.
Gin fur6tbarer Sturm, Der oeGfern
4beno uno Die gtabt binour6 auf Der
0albinieI 'pitbete, bat bic telearopbifde
Mlttbeilun9en Uer5o9ert unb f6nnen Die;
ielben erft mor8en erwartet rperoen.
6. 81. 9 tantUn. SrItsstt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
gum Zoo pcrurtbeiIt

So Oeicrteure nuroen in Der uorleetcn
Sobe in pbilaoelpbia frieesoerittlid,
gum &ooe uerurtbeilt /; fic iparen nid)t
nur ocisrtirt, fonoern poren ,u WoIebps
@uerltl9s uber9e9an0en uno mocbten fiji,
Der ,9roBten Srauiamfeitcn 9c9cn Union,
Solo1ten ibuloi9, Die ibncn in Die Soins
De ftslen, uno ermorbctsn uieIc bon ibnen
nit faltem Slut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07

O2fus einem 8rief BON unIerm
Sreuno s onat ban l8. Reber,
pom gtep SrleanS, erIeben mir, oof
3 | 8 bmon .. 8 ooo, Col. Dec
47lten pennfpluanifben 8e9iments, neu:
LID, ielne Stelle reli9nirt bat, uno bale
nab 6auie su fommen beabibtiet.-
Sleut: s@oIonel Il lfleranoe 1T nun
Der Sber Scfeblsbabsr oes eeoa6ter
&e9iments.
Uuno 70 erfabren mir ferner oua
Dem ndmIiben Sriefe, oas unIer Stoot:
Burger, 6err S rem a b Strd b.
lp, Der ebenfalIs ju Dem befa9ten Reai.
n,enr 9ebSrte, neulib in Dem Reu Sr.
leans 6oipitaI nit Goo ab9e9aneen lei.
Gr mar Elm brauer iun9er NRann, uno
muBte 70 in Der Sertbeioi9une ieines
Saterlanoes 9e9en bic b0aif6e 8ebeaion
lelnen lesten Ntbsm3u9 ausbaubn.-
Sanft rube oeifen 2(fbe!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
gSUm Der SSDtUnlac. n rmee.
Das Srefen am Sreitas.

(SIii3isusr 9eriGt.)
SGa IGin9tU n, A. SUM-.
Qn Najors@snsraI Dir: ,
Depelben BON Sen. 9rant's 6aupts
quarter, oatirt 8cftern (Srsitas) 3 1br
yta6mitto96, flno ein9etroffen.
Seine militdrifben Speraticnen fanoen
am Donnerifa9 ftatt.
8eltern (Sreita9) Inn balb 4 llbr frdb
mabte 9neral @ront Cinen QnorifT ouf
Die feinoli6en 9inien, iibr wel6en CT
Sol0cnoc6 bcridtct
gSir ma6ten clncn Sturmaneriff beu.
te Wor9en um 4 llbr 80 Winuten uno
trltbcn oCn Seino auf allen Yunftcn in
ftire Scrlbanlunaen, obne ieocb cincn
entibciocnncn Sertbcil ju erriu9cn.
lthisrc 2ruppen belseen tcet cine 90
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07

O Infer enrolment Soaro beffebt
9e9enlpdrti9 aus fol9enoen 6erren, nam
ll6: propoit Warfbaa, Mai. $ a B.
, o It, BON Sefftrfon @auntp, gteuporf-
Sommlftoner, 9r. 6 a fel berp, BON
Mont9omerp @auntp - uno 8unoar,t
Or. 3 orf On, ebenfaus Don Montoc:
merp @auntp. 8ie mir pernebmen, 70
9eoentt oafelhe fo9lei9 Elm neue6, 9enou.
cs uno redtmdbi9cs enrolment in Dem
Oi(frift iu MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07

QortG oma b, q. .. |. Sum-
3u Stems Sails brannte eeitern Der
9efbd ftetbeil Der Staot fat 9dn;lib ab,
oarunter @arpenttr5 6oteI, 3 Sirder u.
Q Sanfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
perfarFunscn fur 6sn. Grant.

8 6in9tDn,3. SUM. Sen.
pope nit 5000 Wann 1T BON Winnefos
ia ouf Dem 8e0e ni6 Wartin6bur9, Inn
su Sen. 6unter's Commando ;u ffoben,
Der bas S6enanooabtbaI binauf mar
fhirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07

,GapttGn!"rt RIFF sin NdtrClt, ..i1
cine Sa&s pnIUrtn, rsnn man Tsi6, irr fs Z"
,,glsin, bu Nar J"
,,Run. 70 Isisn Gle gang rubis ibu Str liIs
tsrns 9buFanns. bic mir sbsn aus Der 5anb fsl
ne IN ba unten I'm M'ere."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07

PS gSle mir ericben, bat Srcmcnt
uno 9obran eie @an0i6aturIhafr fir
pr1i'oent une S. QrGfrCnt occcptirt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
Giur AorrGr in 1lrrfrH.

Durb cine brna6barte poifofGce wurs
De tiir,lih Elm Brief NIT fol9enoer 4orstte
beforoert:
ll,tr bic Bnss unb itr bic Sdst.
Gdtu bm Srisf, ME NIT SsufsIsSsfdssI;
Salts nibt an, UNI su trinitn une raRsn,
Die bu m.In sBsib ftnbsR, Ssnit SIafn,
Gle rarttt ssbuIbis, 70 lang Rs fam;
Gle pcbnt In lltita, WGisan
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-09-03

The DEAD PICKET. On the field, yes
terday, ON the left, near Tilton, where
our cavalry engaged the enemy. bean-
tiful garden, clothed ir all the loreiness
that rare plants and Southern flowers
could give it, attracted my attention, and
] was drawn to it. The house had been
deserted by its owners, and the smiling
magnolias and the roses seemed to stand
guard over the deserted premises. I en-
tered through an open gate, stopped to
pluck rose from the bush, when l dis
covered one of the enemy's pickets, lying
partially covered by the grass and bushes,
dead. He was a noble looking man, and
upon his countenance there seemed to
rest the remnant of smile. The right
hand clasped rose, which he was in the
act of severing from its stem when he re-
ceived the messenger of death. In the
afternoon the cavalry dug a narrow
grave, and with Federal soldiers for pail
bearers and the beautiful flowers for
mourners, he was laid to rest, the rose
still clasped in his stiffened hand. Moth
ing was found to identify him, and in that
lonely grave his life's history lies en-
tombed. No sisters tears will baptise
the grave among the roses, where the re-
bel picket fell.-Cn. Com.
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Daring Col. Jaques stay in Kichmond
he visited the prisoners Mt the Libby and
Belle Isle. He was very agreeably disap-
pointed to find our men comfortably sit
uated, and as well cared for as Wa, possi-
BILE under the circumstances. Desperate
cases of our wounded are retained IN the
hospitals of Richmond. Oar brave boys
were bearing up cheerfully under their
sutferngs, and were receiving all needful
attention, and everything possible was be-
ing done for their recovery, by surgeons
and attendants. This will be cheering
news for many anxious friends through
ont the North. As hi ,ht he supposed,
Richmond only suggests thoughts of war.
Its streets are almost deserted. Women,
cripples and soldiers alone give life to the
thoroughfares of the rebel capital. Many
stores are, however, kept open, and there
is some business but nothing in compar-
ison to the activity before the war
Everything looks warlike, and everybody
intent on the great struggle now in pro-
gress. Colonel Jaques, during his visits
had several interviews with Judah 7.
Benjamin, Seer tary of State, Mr.. Ould,
the Commissioner of Exchange, and with
other rebel dignitaries and authorities
From them all he received the kindest at
tention. AS he took his leave of Davis
last Monday, Davis took Col. JaqueSs
hand in his, pressed them warmly and
cordially, and said that leaving out of
view the present struggle, that he had the
highest respect for the Colonels charac-
ter and honor. On Monday night Col.
Jaques and his companions returned to
Grants headquarters, and continued
their journey to this city. 1t is under
stood that Col. Jaques Will soon publish
an official account OF his visit, and the
object connected with it, and whatever
may be thought of the Colonel's proposed
means of Cancellation, there can be no
doubt either of his honesty or loyalty.
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TNFANTR Y TACTICS BY BRIG.
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proper tes,s and or encouragement to try them when
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