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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
Exit the Pirate Florida.

, The Navy D1p&-tment has received the follow
Gs
Fortress konros, S0r p. - 10" gideon
WtlI.s S.erstary oJ the Ssgr Il have JUS, re-
seived telegram from .he commander Of the prize
-s,e.mer Florida, informing me that she had sunk
A. nine fathoms Of water. She bad been run into
ey an army steamer and badly damaged | have
no, heard the particulars. l vin inform the DE.
partmeut when receive the written report.
DAVID d. PoRTEa, Rear Admiral.
The Reported ~arrender Of the Florida 10
BraAi. Contradicted.
washin1f,H. Hop 2s.-- Que more Of to-tay's
sewspapers srr0Deou5ly att;1bue TO the Washing.
sou reporter Of the Associated Press a telegram,
saying the pirate Florida aud crew were returned
q Brazil, and purportng 70 give an account Of the
action Of the government On The subject II is sut
fcient al Ireslut ~ ssv, on authority ths, these
Sastsmeuts are without foundation
Washington, N0u. 25.-TNere is the best author
4ty Tor saying that all statements To the effect thS
eleerences Of opinion have arisen in the Catinct
.oncernlug the case Oi the pirate Florida, or TAI
decision has been made for or against her res,itu
siop, are without foundation. No sehon OF tn"
Go,erurnen, has been taken in tbe case, aud no
dlScusslou VI u hAs Leeu NS''' H''- ''
paltpent author.Ies the following statements The
original order Tor the wAchusett upon her arrival
NJ Hampton Road, was TO proceed to Boston, Tor
repairs taking with her the prisoners captured on
Ale + yrld., 10 be consigned to Fort Warren Be
3cye tee order reached he vessel Ihe prisoners had
1cen sent t. Po NJ Lockout, and in = day OF iw0
were GsasferTel ~ the army authorities TO The
Oh Cap.tsl They were immediately ordered back
loPont Lookout 70 be returned To the Wsihuseu
Which at enee sa!lsd ior Boston, arriving there OF
rriay I.sl The prisoners are 10 Fort Warren.
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Washington Nov. % The following order has
Just teen issued;
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAS7 GENERALS OfFIoE,
wAsHp0ros, Nov. rs, 1864, }
General Orders No, 2sl.
order for raising and organizing = new Volun'
,.-- AY,sv rnvps'
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REBEL ATTACK REPULSED.
Burning Of Buffers Dispatch Boat
MARROW ESCAPE or THE GENERAL.

TEN HORSE. BURNED TO DEATH.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
SHERMAN'S EXPEDITION.

indications stiu Favorable.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

ve,I ',y,,n, b. g., Noe, %. rhc G,,erIru ut
To-day roco.yed tie following dispatches
City Po,at ia, Nov 2l..-Ecbel doser,ers, s,-
rived he.e report the occupation Vi Macon /,
General sherman.
Fortress Homos, Va, Noe -. The ,iesmrrF
Atlauue and BiacL stone ARR yei hero this mornus
uitA about 22b prisoners r1n were loo. Oh tie
voyage Iacy lett tAc ssvaHnsu River at u,.u On
the s2d instant.
Captain GRAY -sy', that Just before 10 'e.' there
IT wAs reported dat Nacou AND Mlleigey;i'e "e'e
burned
Tae L. stature was IN sesJi0- al us4ssS.le'
but wss dssnlyed in haste, aud 'hs mem ,eE' bad
scattered ~ every direction,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

An EpIGRAN.-The following was written on
the occasion Of Mcclellan reception at Trenton
New Jersey, after being relieved of his COM
mand:
Ye Gods How easy public sense was cheated
What cheap applause the Jersey welkin shook,
When Z" Little Mac :" gorified and treated,
As he the saddle for the stump forsook.
Pope was the only foe he e'er defeated;
Trenton the only town he ever took!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
ANOTHER SECESSION LIGHT ExrIyeuIsuED.-The

Los Angeles Star, bitter rebel-sympathizing
journal has been bought by Union men, ana
removed to Wilmington, late New San Pedro.
The names of Union nominees float from lis
mast head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

A TREMENDOUS PoLITIcAL GArHERISG-The
Union demonstration in San Francisco on the
night Of the 18th was the largest ever witnessed
on this coast. By actual count there were 6, 900
persons in the procession, including 500 horse
men. The city was ablaze with fireworks, and
the enthusiasm unbounded. Gen. Mcdowell
and Staff, about 400 discharged volunteers and
nearly all of the German regiments were in the
ranks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

ALL FOR I.1xcoLx.-The Eastern editor Of the
Bulletin, in his last letter, writes
To-day Mr. Lincoln reelection seems almost
a forecone conclusion and shrewd Democratic
leaders are now as cowed and detected as they
were elated ten days ago. The hour of dejec-
ton for unconditional loyalists is past And
so has gone by the honr of discussions among
the friends of the Government and the war
Everything promises a hearty and cordial union
of Union men in support of the only uncondl-
tionaI Union nominees The time has come
when private feelings and di ferences of opinion
upon minor points must be laid aside. They
can no longer be INDUCED in without peril and
guilt-the peril of running the country, and the
guilt inv oved in that dread crime.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

CAN'T SuccEED.-George Francis Train figured
in the Chicago Convention, and tried his best,
he says, to save the Democratic party from ruin,
but failed in the undertaking. He does not like
the result, and has written a letter to Mcclellan
in which he predicts defeat; tells him he is
backed only by losing ideas that he is in the
hands of the Albany Regency, who :" never yet
succeeded in anything save in killing every
public man or measure they have espoused !;
and closes by advising George r. to withdraw
from the contest. "Otherwse, says George
Francis, "you destroy yourself forever, and
carry down with you the largest load of passen-
gers that ever entrusted their fortunes to one
shin u-Rse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

TOW TuUmB announces " officially, that his
10 a become a mother and he father.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
Heiustreets Hair Restorative
IT lSH0T A DYE

But restores gray hair it'd original color, by supplying
the cxpsry tube. with natural substances impaired by -te
or dsess composed I4iIT cl"S
6xtroyia vitality aai beauty Of the hair ana s' vi
themseye- no dressing Heii-Teets lnd1Hitabe Coiorlli
NOT only restores It's natural color by an easy process
but gives the lalr
LnxuriaAt Eeanty,
rowth prevents its falling or cradlc4tes dand-
rn6 aud ip4rs health aud pc.slntne-s !" me mead II
So. =, ,d tIe to-. OF time being the original HAr Ooi"
- :. c,s.,,v increasing Used by itfh gentle
- nd I.Iics sold by all respectable dealcr ot can
q. procured 10y them Of D. : b BAKsst' F!oprti"' ~ &
so cents and 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

DRINK water. From water Venus was born.
1t is the mother of beauty, the girdle of earth
md the marriage Of nations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

ENGLAND WILLING TO GIVE Up CANADA.-The
London correspondent Of the New York Tfmes
writes:
q British North America can be had at any
time for the asking. Let the Government at
Washington make its claim for the Alabama
spoilations and offer to take Canada and the
other Provinces in full of all demands, with war
the alternative, and they will be surrendered
at once, without gun being fired"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-01

Tbs Augusta Chroaiels ana Ssntssz learns
that Vlcs- President stsphsns has besn detained
at tDlnvilIs for moro than week Owiag 10 the
demands upon the railroads ioi tEauspcrtAtioH
purposes.
eHHmss" TIE Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says that the bills which
command ths North Anna are mile or 80 ihis
(Richmond) side Of the river. leaving Grant
plenty Of room to dsploy his army. Les was
in position twenty four hour. before Grant
sppsarsd, and left the bridges Endissurbed, as
If 10 invite Grant oyor Oar len where Hill re-
pulsed Warren, is fortified.
The Abingdon Virgisias Of tie 2Osh learns
that part Of the 81 Tennessee regiment cap
taEed az 600 pounds Of bacon anil the tsams that
bauled it, with thslr negro drivers, in upper
Est Tennessee, few days ngo. They are
now all safe in our hands
John g. Mssm, Esq, Of Lyncilburg, Va, hAs
proposed to Col Smith. the superint tendent of
the Virginia Military Instituts, that ths cadets
who fell in the battle Of New Market shsIl be
inferred on his farm which is not far from The
plaes where they 80 gloriogsly died. Mr.. Mssm,
In addi lion, generously offers to pay the ex-
penses Of their intsrmsnt and to have a suitable
monument erected over their remains.
Tho R chmond correspondent of the Charles
ton Asrcnry, under date Of the 95ih, writes that
las. nighs cur iron-elsds were to have gone
down, and Bsauregsrd was to have CO operated
Ths Virgins, the largest and best Of the iron
eisds, Is not quite ready. Eseh Of our vessels
Is furnished with 500 pound pRpsdo in front.
The fssr.is that the bar below Chafin's cannot
be crossed.
Ths MsTidian Clarios learns that John Bobb,
Esq, of vieksburg, was recently shot, at his
residsacs there, by one of Lineoln's negro sol
disEs- Ths negro's in5olenes bsing intolersbls
one day, Mf Bobb struck him with a brick.
vhsrsupon the negro got gun and fred a:
Mr.. BsbS, killing aim almost instantly. He
was an old and much.esteemed citizen of the
,ieaa
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u.Ile RayA in Rosioa.

We announced yestsTday the arrival here OF
the British steamer Greyhound. captured as 3
hlochase runner of Wilmington, n. G., By the
Hated States steamer Connecticut, and that
Mss Rslls Boyd, the famous rebel spy, was on
hoard. She took passage on the Grey hound 81
Wilmington for Nassau, bat the interpretation CT
Uncle Sans authority gave destination to her
vovsce diffsrens rom what she anticipated at
he outset. Upon her arrival here she was
poiitely psaitsd upon By MsTehsl KsyeS aid IN
vitsd 10 take lodgings st he ATsln1nt hoase III
the pleasure of the Government shall DC known
ragbsctirg her disposition. She is accompanied
by three SERVANTS white woman, a black sirl
sad 9 black boy. She converses freely aud
well, ard is evidently female Of intehigence
aud quick understanding.
Hsr bearing during tho paSssge ge---in act end
srseeh--is described as slIictsy becoming and
arspef ia al respects She eniertains ana ex-
presses strong adRifAiion Of sympathy with tee
SoQth. but not ia oSensiye taTr2s. Shs thinks
the psnd,rV contest kstweea Lea and Grant VIII
terminate me wag in favor OF the victor. These
generals she considers the two ablest officers II
me country D1ripg the attack upon the Grey
hound Mss. B syd cams on deck, took q seai
upon a bale Of cosbr aud quietly sat ianniue
herself and wAteF gthe explosion Of the shells
she Is a tall, yell formed female, blonde, Apd
graceful in her manners. There is much curs
esiiy to sse her, bat Aha marshal IS SO ehoicsp
his charge that few are gIauhed. Is IS though
sho viii be paroled, and Boston lett without l
Bslls. Tie captain Of the Grey hound could no
| s. fouad on Thursday, bat he wil probably sool
! tuyn up.--B0s Post, Nay u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-01
VOL. Ky, NO. I22

Yankee soldiers, and wanted sonathing 10 ssf
lis frien1ship was unhoundsd. He ehserfalIy
suF9lisd ih=n Tasiors, give thsm draesions,
bads thsm Collapsed. and ihsy dsrsrssd
They cane BY AshHsod's ferry, On Brosd
rlyer- The Westher was excasdiuZly cold. with
STOW On the ground. They laid by during the
day, travelling b. ths stars At right varying q
theit course as ihsy deemed prudens. Cr3ssinq
Ecoad rivor cn Sheiion's bridge, passing Spar
tansbuTg and the ed CoS Pen battle ground,
hey touzd they EeEs sEisTging inso nca-
s!avenolding conmaaity, and would 70 lorgsr
ind Esgroes 70 SaFgly thsir densndsl Accord
ingy, hey approached white mans rssidznea,
the ceeupan1 Of which, although living IN Soulh
CzroliDs, proved 70 Be a good Uuion MAJ
From Ehi5 point On, as they had % depend upon
White men far aid, they passed as deseTters from
the rebel amy, the Dsopls everywhere they
called telling then ueVsr 70 Fsfara 70 the WaF.
bat remain st home aud lst thoss Who involved
rs in iToubls reap the Consequences
Thess soldiers passed through Polk, Hsnier-
son and Haywood counties, n c. ard rsaehsd
our forces aE Bahrs gap OF the 18Th Of April,
baing oHs m9nth aud seven days in their j1ur-
nsy through the land Of ths Dasisiies. Daring
thsir imprisonment, they had 10 change Of
clothing would build litsls 6les and hold thsir
clothes over then % get nd Of the TsTmin-fhs
real rsbsl lea a dog e0uld nos come on tbs
island but be was buichsTsd lhs prisoners beng
50 nearly starved they anxi0usly sought for dog
baeL A uegro furnished = raH hide % The sol-
disTs cur of which they msuufz1sured mecca
SINS IL which they Travelled, having no shoes
L. G. HQuE.
The above il 3 iEua statement: SsEgE 7. L.
B Huddleston, VTzn- Dali. y B UnderEo0d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-01

From the Lake CITY tIofidAh'J
We are indebted 20 gentleman Of this place
for a COPY Of the Jacksonville PsHtHsEtG OF Nay
T9fh from which we make few extracts;
To.snh Remington, SIS Uaitsd States marshal
Sor the Eoxthern district Of Fisrids, adTeTtlses
he property Of Hon. David L Yalee, Gen JOS.
F;nsyaa, A h Cole, Jacob Cohen, Dr. u r
Pa.,fv Col II TinrauEs, ErsdsEIck CLARK, > os-
= Ryoome, Daniel Callahan aud Capt. hsiix
I;ivsp esson, in the town OF FeTnsRdinas @ ns
ssl7 ss seqaestra,ed propszty
Brig Gsn. Birney has basn superseded py
Big. Gan George II. Gordon a tno co1DtaAzia
Of the district OF FIoEide o..
JACKSONVILLE, Nay 3, 1864
S1R--In compliance with your orders 4 l9ok
| in tow tbs schooner CasWel, =. ) &. >, ss .
A NJ. this day, snd proceeded with hsE tos ares
g. John's bar. When eff the opening OF Co
asr creek. ten miles from Jacssonvile, as
| auarter 10 10 A. NJ we struck and exploded :
Iorpsdo; sinnllansous with this followed anelnef
| EXPLOSION and still 3 thiT3, the third Was snP-
/ posed to be cur boiler t9e Dot5 - o5es ~
came q complete wreck aud sunk lnmeolaieiy
beip0 literally blown 50 fragments. The tsfps-
| does seemed 20 explode on sbe staIeeard eica
and on ths forward part Of he boat Ns Ussa
| ,.rrvir- IS or 10 pounds Of steam sc re iinls q
tha sxoiesion. Tho sh0at Esw lies ~ swsni5
leet of water. We suppose the elSzna not So
riously damaged. We had GO cage o. ooAfa
regret to state that our casualties are large.
Il Ga Tuesday, April 26, Gen. Brnsy h=Ylng
vaeaived inforrnsti0n from scouts and deseEtefa
of al, intended rebel movement serozs tns I'VE
81 Johas, and havis also collected @ecaI 3,
ae,ails .s 10 the locsiiiiss where cotton ana cal
IL were to be found, LETT JAeksonvllss AZ
s.caadea the river as far rs Weisks, ITO mile
! | lroua the moath. On bis Wsy VP ne ssAHone
. pickess At every point waeFs ins energy eoqs
{ | Fsva Dossibly crossed ths river, . protect hi
: conusuuicatioB, and to guard sgainss sas lay
1 ~ tsrnedoss At Welaks be quilted bis vessei
which, tom the dgafs, cOald gst 90 tafsheE' Aa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-01
WEDNESDAY, aoRNINa. JUNE /. 1854
oUR LarrRR FnoH &c FGKap.

Special TO the AaYesl nom @wsyeriy"l
IS THE TREi CHEs. Tuesday. Msy 31--An
day yesterday not 3 gan vas heard. All Lest
night We slept in pescs. An the. morning the
air has been noiay only with the wihds and red
client with the perfume Of the woods. The situ-
stion continues unchanged. AL tbs Prszs 70
porters sro sober, sndthe Yankees are on hslf
rslious Nobody has been arrested for stealing
these last three 'dsys, and every thing betokens
a military Inilleniuu. The staff Of the army
sppssFs to-day in clean linen, and fresh inpor-
tatiOn Of bsrd-.sck has reached hsadsuaFters
I think you may rest in security for several
days. JET bow is The panic getting on
WAFERLY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-01

Spies IN THE YANKeE ARMY.--B- F. Taylor,
casrsspondeAt Of ths Chicago JoaTsai, in refer
r;ne to the various ways in which news is con
mnaiestsd to the enemy, gives the following in
eident
Women-not invariably sHy better than they
shoald behave always been employed 70 per
sueae information cut OF unsusneetlpg, bat not
uususpeetsd persons, ana they briag degree
/ Of iacl ard shreWdness into Play tass nIsa'e
humanity can sever hope 10 equal Many
wasp hss been caught wIth theiT honey Of by
nocligv. Take an illustration 4 Eubofdnaie
+. desal cficer, in sCeEisn esty ssltnla AIS &C.
asrtfnent, hsd i8ng been Euspeeaeo oi disioTa
N ~ moot - ygsrfallt is arrest c3ud be OBJ
tsinsd. sad 90, as dernisT resort, woman was
set at lin,
So smlled her way into bis coEh isnee, and
beesne his enexs best iIieods" pat, haains thi..
ears w0Is Of - use, ter he eeaid no. oe lsooeee
N ss oue word Of EzzSGsEs pertaining % hs 81
&C. - eaal qed her plaza of attack, sLa tnf neo
,eF,le 81 eiIlious, a8d, as / an told, beautiful
80 s.soss hil. NQt uEfIeo oueniiy he s0eia Tlee
= - -s-.,=Il slsso fne country, ana he Gsseni
es--.,., go,ir hours. and fetgTn. For al tHS
- III lie lueniy-l -loDT bus just these sh'
o.-,ls couaa. Within Them, then, lay tie mis-
ciirf Il raiechial there was, and she 2egaa g
Tstch Il hs ruado Any preparation ief mess -
| o-rrfeur. koac- AA5 s-e1rst t-Ae ~
-,isfol drew On lis gioVess hgatsd els&i' Dsa'
Ser loving l5s' s5i sna n'!SlIs tam.
,,ors ,,s1 . Wa 10 des p, ard sne cen 4ln' LINZ
erI5 ,..or show. At lhsE, she deserved sAsi nc pu
- ,auslsl charge inso the Psi9i, enc osy' sn'
- ~ nee he grew curis1s g piesels.
Wonld be s6ow hex soiae esy ke@ . cis.i 3
s5s,9l. low 70 IRE pistol A9a 2 oe , Gee Sc
> -h5,f Aud jast 81 lhat minute $40 Hss ssasLs'
80 ,-enl5 IL bflpg hsF lgnenaae s1e rs, =. =,
.r9ing ,gi.h she Sespa1i, sad he NenF i.'s - =
,is,s lie dooI cl5sed b5aind fim sls sisn =
elaIas. foE sbs knew guile So maeA O 2'ss..r Z
D be. sud substituted another. c1e VS. aes
minute 500 soon, fox back be came, 1909 Y
d pstol snd rode away. No sooner bsd ne ssP
s ibsn shs sgt about sn exaniuatien oi Inc eitss
sldl proved 20 ~ piaas and "details Of shs Z q
y - frees and laDeeassts, spfgiy Toi9d 4
= - .iser. Ile macaisf was u Tie pistol, thei
toueh noae h0t woInaa Houid have taop q
N n spd 30 i ass that hs cssrled inioriaA.ia
n h.. tsbel ll.eads Win lura pE3chyiiles. ~
ronsp'e purpose was galus5, and when q
farsr re III ned, his 'nexs eess iz.eId hao Ss'
,.ssa like "a Arab. u a vision, AID he p
= -s5siv aus 70 suTH about before he vas und
arranr.
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COSFEDEFATr STATES LF AMERICA
Quart EsAsTLB-G EI-kLs UFFTcEi
hIcumcLd. APrii 2ads ls74- }
ALL ohesz and REeB's u tbiE Department srs
hsrssy noafsd llsi H ordas iH.rOdces proper uEi
r5rf.y snd tystsrl il conErclcn with ths contracts
-zscsred vih ihs Fzcseriss CT eoveIRmsni account
Ead 10 l-creEse thereby - yield thereof AsoF G. W.
s-nniuEhsu Casr;srnsstsr, hsrstofoEe il charge o.
sus dspctsi Ails1ta, es7Egis. 6 sarus;ed exclusive
s. vth ths dufy Of contracting In behalf Of ms De.
gsrsnent with the Fnci0sies IN The ststes OF Soun
Carolina Georgia AiEbau1a FiOrida ard Mississippi
Es VII lesTcai 10 rsglisisons fer msteTis zasds
1rua him By of6eers in cla-gs e. eepots iorths man
rfsetnrs Of el5tlibg. a. r LEwIOEi
r,va I'm CusrferrErtsr General.
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SsEGE OF CnAKLEsToH-1kree HzRGTed Gzd
7ss.,.t, ,s:r.k Dsg We have no change TO IT,
es,t stncs oar last Tweniy-six shelis we've
seaa q he city Saturday ana thnty-sh ce SnH-
80 Sexea shots we're fred a. FOgs SasalsT
nd AZ as our batteries oa Jsmes' siaad Ths
sSarav's encampmsnss on Cole's and Dlxo0's
.s.s1ds remain sbou. the same. No turther dem
eastfati5as Aevs btea made. no change IA ths
~, ~ ,fspsport destroyed By EaTle's bat
~ tha NsArpoo has besn sscsrlsiDed 20 be
~ g'es- foslassl5 Of the NeW York and Boston
/ 80 III steaosefs Sac had oa b0afd both met
"a sasses. u IS n5f ksowa what the enesiy
5oss VS. 81 ths affair. TIE general impresslsI
3 h,.srva5. that tae enemy were m9ying up 10
"a s,nyra-e of making raid their oblect bsinl
Fu.s.assd hy ths disaster 30 the transport
CcarsY
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$500 REWARD

WILL be pad fJr the apprehension and delivery
w IN any ssfs al s5 ths. can ges tbs following
NsFrOes
TESNEsSEE- GsEE copper eoicr, tWeaty-siN sears
old Chs hunared pO1rdE = I've f5et ten inches
Eigh ard il q very 6Re looklDg fellow.
H0zTOS black tEsnsg We yesrs old. I'VE fest
esyen inches EIghs stgas enc ha1oreu s1d hitJ
p0uudz ana was raised 10 the loH csuntrg.
PHIilP, blscE, tWsn-y-aur yeas cid, Eve feei
eiRhi iacass high, WeiRhs oae nEnaTea and eighty
pounds, AZ speaks very Hus-
SaAR2EE. black Eve tset Ex inches high weighs
S1s hundred and tgrsy foua1s TJaEa shoaieeEs tisE
E5s large mouth, tH=uty curs cd
TOA, black Eve feet cine i1ches Z 81, weighs one
hundred Eud ssFsnig 7e pouEdsi rUozly szFen yesrl
old, statisss very bad, snd hen excited be car
scarcely fpsak-
Tie three LAST named Srs brothers and we're raised
iz Hancock county. AAFkED bAEblk
rlrg IN Augs- ~ Ga
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II The Macon Telegraph says it has been
fsrnishe5 with list, BY States, Of the prisoners
confined At AndeFsonville, Ga, ss follows;
Fem Illinois. I949i New York, 1899; Pennsyl-
ysnis, 1867 osio. 129li Tennessee, II65i Iadi-
ana, Goa, Ksnlaely, 592; Michigan, 5Sli Mas
ssehusstss, 556i Connecticut, 5i4i Wisconsin,
S39i Yrginia, 25ii IoEs, 26ii HaJyland, l59i
New HsmpsaiEe, l35; Mssousi 13li Mzine. Io2i
New jersey, 81; Vermont, "a; Raods Island, Co.
Mississippi, 35; Aisbsma, So North caroiias,
y; hfinnasosa :; AJkansa. G. regulars, ~.