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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13
NEW ADV e EASEMENTS.
WOOL w a N TIE
AT THE
W 9 OIEET FAC Rv
Fort Republic.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

THE undersigned, respectfully informs the CHI
i zens of Augusta, that he is now prepared to
exchange cloth for wool upon the following terms.
One yard of cloth for two pounds if clean washed
wool. If more convenient, the wool can be deliy-
cred to Mr. Lynn at the Vindica .or Office Staun-
ton who win receive and receipt for the WOOL
The cloth will be made according to directions and
returned to the same point II desired.
Those not wishing to barter their wool Will find
purchaser by calling on Air Lynn, who vii! pay
the higa set market price.
Having recently supplied the factory, with an
eutre set OF very fine cards. he flattcrs shm-
self that he will be able to furnish his patrons with
article of cloth which will give entire satisfac--
ton.
A. b. TANQUARY-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

90 ssEv7- We have been unable to get a list
Of the Casualties 10 the Regiments and
Companies from this County up to the time
of going to press, but hope TO BE- able to
give them in full next, week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

GERS Urging as speedy q settlement rs p0.,,bla or
me t,th4 col'et;ions for the year OF 1863 To NH.
s , ne i"c9"Ing extract from Circua, Of e2d n.
published for the radsnce Of nil canoe,r.i 70
ilre'S your agents to notify farm ,rs ia their ola,
,;cfs or sections that they read 20 receive tb
oNtA 10 rs and than u ;saS del;v-si.s are
tee he penalty Of the law Elk. 30 ENFORCE. ,,;n
'.ein :hisponslty, asft-l By act of Congress-
OF !, n 30, last. is 1--we times the assessed vals,
FARMERS ne thnFofora called upon promptly Ia
deliver their unpaid tithes within thirty days jor,
ti'e cate o his notice, accordance with the no.
sfHs E" IL agents of this Office POSTED ia the ays
Itou. seenont or districts in which they live ~
aeco: diDA 10 Jaw
SMITH. Capt and p. q. ".
llth Congressional District Va
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q II It q II II { { NJ { nj S.

WE airs authorized to announce
w MAJOR THOMAS AWDE
candidate for Magistrate in the Waynushoro'
District tdc
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

Bricks For Sale
r have for sale from so to 100 thousand BRICKS
i PRICE $50 per thousand, to be taken from the
kiln withcutpicking them. Apply to Mrs. Nv :.
Earman. StaHrtels va.
Acy. Eft %
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13
In Augusta CsuE:g Cogrt April 2J.h 1854

On motion it ia ordered, that the order
Of this Court entered on The 22rd day Of
February 1864 be aud the same is hereby
80 modified as to empower the County agents
authorized to procure and distribute sup
plies to the families Of soldiers, to dssre
gard the limit Of prices prescribed by said
order. and to purchase such supplies rs
may be absolutely necessary for the sup
port of the needy families of Soldiers at the
best prices at which they can be bought,
and that in making distribution and sale Of
such supplies to the Soldiers families the
said agents at their discretion, id cases Of
absolute necessity, may furnish the supplies
required to protect such families from ac-
tual want, even to an amount greater than
can be paid for out Of the funds allowed to
such families. and that such agents shall
keep accurate accounts Of the excess and
report tho same for levy at the next June
term; and that the said order is further
moii so as to authorize the said County
agents to make the purchases and impress
ments authorized by said order, not only
VIII hin their '.o"f,octira ahagisterisl districts
but anywhere within the county.
And it is further ordered that hereafter
the families Of PERSONS who entered the
Military service as substitutes for others,
and who arc now and may continue in ac-
fua! service shall be provided for as other
Soldiers families, such substitutes being
now liable to service themselves under the
act Of Congress.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

w WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
as Candidate for the office of Clerk Of the Coun-
ty Court or Augusa, at the ensuing election in
May next.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

~ Owing to the delay in getting in
structions in regard to the manner Of receiving
the certificates (for per cent bonds) for taxes,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Cattle Brokers.
Butchers, &C., can pay the tax in their quarterly
sales to April let, on or before TuesdayRMay 10th
without any addition. After that late double tao
srN be required ana like for eeeyy thirty days
delay.
w. II. II. LYNN.
May c. Coll. b4th District
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

WYE are authorized to announce
w THOMAS MARSHALL
candidate for reelection to the Office OF vonsta-
BILE for the lst District.
Nav eide
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

w JEFFERSUT KIN WHEY,
Candidate to the clerkship Of the County Court
Of Augusta county.
April tide
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

1t is understood that Mr.. A. j. CARRIER declines
reelection as Oscrseer "A the Poor. We desire
to see JOHN TklMBLF. elected in his place.
MANY VOTERS
Nav Is 1884,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

INFREDEKICk SEN ATORlAL DISTRICT.
u We authorized to announce SAM'L W.
THOMAS, Esq, of Warren county as a Candi-
date to fill the vacancy in the Senate of Virginia
occasoned by the resignation Of Gen1 Carson.
Anril l tide.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

w Fifty bushels of Wheat or ten bar
res of tlour, for which a .tair price in SPECIE
will be paa1 Amply at VsKsNas TUATOR OFFICE.
f3A 49,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

TETE are authorized to announce
w JOHN J. LAREW
candidate for the Office OF Sherifslsy for Angus
ia county.
Feb. l9-tde
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

yKTlLL1AM Fl. PEYTON, will b. supported for
w Magistrate in the LIST Magisterial District.
on the fourth Thursday OF May, by
MANY VOTERS.
stauntcn, May l6Ca.
Spec Copy,
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HEADQUARTERS A. n. Va.
a5.z,SStth 1864. :

Hon. Sec. of IFar:
The enemy have absn-
3oncd their positions and are making
towards fredericksburg. This army
is moving on their right flank.
(signed) b. Il. LEE.
It is reported that Gen. Longstreet
attacked the enemy on Sunday last ut
Spottsylvania G. II. andwhipped them
and that Gen. Ewell also attacked
them On the same day and inflicted
severe loss upon them and gained i'm
portant advantages. Some reports
place Gen. Ewell in the rear of the
enemy between Spottsylvania G. H.
and Fredericksburg--but Of this we
get no positive information and only
credit it, so far as the engagement is
concerned.
A raiding party of five hundred cav
airy fell upon the Central Road at
Beaver Dam Depot, capturing and
destroying three freight trains and u
quantity Of stores. Gen. Stuart is re-
ported TO have overhaulcd this par
" and killed and captured
large number Of them, including some
200 Yankee prisoners released by
them at the time of the capture Of the
trains. Gen. Stuart is still in pur-
suit of the remainder.
Averill with part Of his force i'd
vanced upon Dublin, on the Va. and
Tenn. Railroad and overpowered and
defeated Gen. Jenkins forces at that
point. with considerable loss consider
ing The numbers engaged. It was re-
ported that Gen. Jenkins was wound
cd and prisoner but this lacks con-
firmation. Our forces fell back to New
River Bridge which was strongly for
tilted and as it was determined to hold
it at all hazards we trust the bridge
may have been saved. Any other
damage they could do the road would
be small. The other part Of Az
eriII's command moved towards the
Salt works. Report says they were
met by cur forces, near Tazewell G.
II. and badly thrashed. One report
has it that Gen. Morgan and another
that Gen. ". E. Jones commanded
our forces. The Salt works have not,
Is at frat reported, been destroyed
and if Gems: Morgan and Jones are
near by with their commands, the en-
envy viii find it rather difficult thing
to accomplish.
On Saturday last the enemy ad
vanced on the Petersburg and Rich
nond Railroad at Port Walthall
junction. Although the enemy great
~ outnumbered oar forces they were
repulsed with heavy slaughter--pris-
oners taken place their loss at 1900.
Our loss about 175 A fight is re-
ported to have been progressing at
Drewry's Bluff on Monday, and at
the enemy had failedtto'gain
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13
NC TIE VOTERS OFAUGUSTA

N . . I hereby
announce myself Candidate for re election TO thu
office Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of this county
March 25-tde A. F. KINNEY
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Copy TnsTr.
WIN A. BURNETT, d. C.
April Goth, ,1864-2t

April Goth, ,18G4-2t
ENGLTsH GARDEN AND FIELD SEED
| have Just received The following seeds all of
which were imported direct from London through
the Ordnance department: "A
"a lb Cabb age Seeds, six varieties.
81 lbs Mangold Wurtzle Beet,
IL lbs Onion Seed. which natures first year
Is lbs Field Garrett,
lbs Double Parsley,
10 lbs Spinach
10 lbs Stone Turnip,
8 lbs Broccoli, II lbs White Lettuce,
10 lbs Caulliower,
5 lbs CURED Cress 2 lbs Okra.
These seed are vastly superior ID those raised in
this country. Therefore the Government desires
them to be thoroughly distributed in the country.
For sale at L. IL. TROUT'S
May3-2ts Drug Store
NJ Q T | G E q
S1ONMANDING Officers accompanies in the late
y Regiment of ''Raid Guar4s" will collect. and
return, a. soon as possible, the arms, accoutre-
ments, &C., issued to them las fall, They are much
needed to equip the "ReserEes" and it is hoped
that no time VIII be lost in reSurnng them to this
office. Any delay viii seriossy embarrass the or
r.n;z .A;nY of the fnlsc and Onicers faiir
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

A BSALoM Koiner, William Chapman, George
n Bruceand j. S. Ellis will be voted for, for us
tices of the Peace in Waynesbro' District, No g.
Also, Wa. Chapman as Overseer.o of the Poor and
" N. II Bush Tor Constable in same District
May ct MANY VOTERS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

y A Il X
~ The highest cash price will &c
Chesnu' Oak and BiaeS.
Oak BARK delivered at the lanyard Staunton.
JAMES MAYES.
Feb 6,-5mos
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

ell, who is always on
!, damage can be inhic-
Fndals, with 60 men
Rlore and Ohio Rail
Ar,,ned a bridge and
of Government
IMPRESS car, Sc
tier, burned
( up the
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13
10 Tho Voters CT the lst Magiste rial
District

Wayt Bell !, Thornton Berry, VIM. g. Sterrett
~. anti y. O. francisco will be voted for as Mag
is.rates In the lst Magste: ial District
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

w hfr. SAMUEL PAUL
as candidate for the office of Sheriaalty for Au-
gusta county. Feb. 26-tde
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-13

UENERNL UFtDEho,
No. 50.
J.. The Bureau of CONSUMPTION will proceed to
enroll al persons between the ages of seventeen
and eighteen years, and between the ages Of forty
tyfve and fifty years, under the 5th section of the
Act of Congress toorganize forces to serve during
the war
2. Persons liable to enrolment yill present the
sol,,es to the enrollirt orn1r nn1n0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07

Since our last reRers t5s enemy have kapi up
beavv aud oonsinu3us fra IN The W ecked
,ta.rnsr Presto. Daring Tuesday the shells
exploded over and ia her WITH conslaerabie
ffeet. snd about / 9'cloek Tuesday afternoon.
10 Bas obse we'd OF 6re, which Afterwards SUE
si5sE At 2 O'Clock three tugs csne up to D.
-,,n,tors and commenced transferring guns agd
a,l,,,ea stores $40, iiy after uBe Of the men
80 osapa6 upon the PIeato with three fisid
.,.ss non her deck Fort M1Elt is ard our
estse7;es on Snihvsn island Tcpilcd 70 his ire,
sr5 sYolodad several shells 50 near the ment5eT
- ne ffsgmeDts struck her, causing de-
--ss,s in he ACTIVITY Of the Geld gun woTking
! dstseAments. and after q short time compelled
| them q. eesse togsihef
ygsaresday the enemy sgsin kept slow bui
sfa,d, ere ca tho wreck IRON their land bate
| res ana t,Vo m6niiors-cns of which again had
/ some two or three field guns or deck
About three o'clock "Wednesday afternoon ths
steamer again took FIRE from the euemy's shells
and burn 10 the waters edge The monitors
had previously endssvossd - strike the wTeeH
~ ,ieochet shots, bat failed, and the sttemp
/ as soon abandoned Ths enemy's best Drse
t5.s vr,s freua three bundled p0uOdes parrot
i esrage Two of tho monisers were obseTveg
vasteriisv 10 have projecting beams attached, 6
sarvs as = pTatecti0R from torpedo bcsis, 2
,sb,eh they. spuesr 70 be III constant dread. III
ne.rest approach they have made % Satiiysn'
II ,sI,n5 has been not ever two thousand yards
7she position of the hsst remains unchanged
Tbe 6rine upou she city continues win bu
.,..T resulss. 0ns hundred ard thirty 6e
zoe were fred from half pass I've raesda.
.sts~paon 10 halfnasi I've Wednesday evening
M further casualties are reported
g'be eY,e7ay opened brisk afs leE about tV
.o..vs veS;.srS1y afternoon on os'tsTy simei9i
s9 Ismes island. AID On Fort aoaisIse, ana U
S'sar h.ttsgiss oo sa.lTah siaa5' egihg ~
= ne damage TneY aEs TePoz19a sliil = l,.. sel
. mos their esfthworks q ias nss9 So - SsS -
-,tsei ~tsii I.ang Island, and Dixon's isi@nd' OPP
sasss si,s s.ssssssnvills - ills,-csErisr, Fsb- z.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07
Garsrnmsn, Of Nu.hrslIe.

That uglornerslion Of confusion5 w0Tss
eonfounded," which passes foT government in
the cities Of Teunssses, is thus described By
Nashville correspondent Of the Louisvills
Joarsei:
Isis a mozzrei combination Of inharmoaious
powers. she hss civil magistrate, q eisy
council, and = police foTe9. She las a post
commandfT, end bis authority, backed by bsy-
oness snd enforced By the asra agency, over
ssss5ws and absoFSs the civil. Il the pcs.
eoalnavSer eoafers ss al OK advises with the
r1ar;sifais, his dicks.iens are commands and
his Judgment tbs law.
The city sls0 hss 3 provost maTs bal, suboTdi-
nate in authority IN ises, butin measure Isde-
pendent azd tree IN acton
L.isuf Col Sesnldiny is 6 mar of iireiesa in
/ dEstsy and exemplary Judgment Il, in she per-
/ formane4 9f his duiiss, bis sc.s clash with the
interests OF the influential geatlsHsn, al appeal
/ is msds TO The higher power. The decision, if
niuicai to ths provost, IS fatal 70 g rule, ior the
! precedent itself sbrogstss
! o. coarse the parts sra nos distinct ard inds-
4 pendent entirely, cut virtually, thsir fields Of
/ labor rGsIirg objects teE lCgislsfio1 entirely
/ dissmiIaF in EstuFe, they are each their
I .rhets erlvi0us OF she osheT, save hen coz
/ act in iuTisdietian occurs. The provost marshal
censrsi of the department Of the Cumbelland,
! has established hFaHCh fiji e at Nashville, ur-
/ der charge q Cspk II d UooGHlu
] II ghesf il comEand ond superior to al
/ shcsa IN the abseBes Of direct orders fren hsad-
/ q lsrters Of the department, Is M7j r-GeB r US
/ sesa, commandng tie disirlct. II clmglIcats
sia furgdsf this iaJTie.is division u distribution
I Of poseIs, We have The military governor Of the
Sssie. whose anthariiyr # ever definitely defined,
is aDdsf The eircums- anees5 BAT fragile and IA
/ eeFtArn
l. o;hsF words, tho military dirtzrB suboEdi-
l,ases tbe DEGREES Ct the evil power. d. at shs
Eiil of the c mnandeF, iHvzlida-ss tie ac.s and
orders Of the Ststa authorities. Laws srs yet
as dssd letters, and papers from the eap.tal - d
iitle more than requests, 70 be beyed AID z
nored IS eonveEisuco or caprice distHses. To
sun up the fauit5 sal flaws, and tbs opeTstioa.
Of conflicting interests and inhazmoui0zs agen
eies that conspirs to the deuimsns Of The Gov
eYnment, and Of individuals, IS anarchy reign
hero N winch fsvoF-seessrs solsis and ohtaiI
advantages by q. plieaElon 70 such anihy rigiei
a5 fheF may 6ud N a. sGsga8lble
Ister arma s'teni tcges was never more cor
ousiFsly verified thsn IA this case. The suffer
ers arc the cit ze4s, and the iueonvsnieEess sr
theirs. The occasion presented By she Prosi
dent IN bis proclamation, % sapplant the miI
saIy and fesuseifsts tie State G 'vsrHment, va
doub sless insHg urste an sffor o. the part Of th
pe8pia % Ell a.t trzs sud,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07

A EEw LANDED kRIsToCRAoY AT THE
SaUru "A 50 der csrrespeni tent ct The New
YorA Tiu1ss, arrng from Port R yat S 'uth
Carolina slluIes to ths sale Of coniscascd iaHdi
10 HAT depsrman. as follows; '' wish yoH
would protest sgAinst the land sales, as con
conduetsd in tAis department, We are fighting
to put down enc land aEissoeEsey, and We
oughl not at the same time to buildup another
1 fear the eolored men would not be much bone
s;tsd BY the change. There is no ehsaee for
competition in sales "a thsre is no chance fos
sty one but Government eff ,ials, and military
oficsTs, and few Eorthern shsrPsTs to becons
aeqainled with Tbs lands or 70 astend the ssles
Consequently, iow Of the best plantations are
sold fer song snd the others srs bid in bY
the Government %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07

Special to the St. Louis Denscratl
CAIRO, January I7.-Tao Columbus Yer
EGgis Of yesterday has the foloe'Bg:
On Monday evening, sla lIth insts aboat q
g. Il armed Iufisas Suddenly made their sP-
pesrancs IN the town Of Hickman. and IS ihsTe
was 10 milirssy i0gcs g. thst place. they rad
things pretty much thel own way. From AF-
G. I Leonard, residoE5 of Hickman We learn
thas the ROBBERS, upon coming inso the place.
proceeded 20 enter stores and help themselves to
eTsfyihiBg n the way Of clothing, etc which
they stoc5 N need cf
Tbe following are ths principal losszss J. L.
Hubbard, $50; Waite & MCMILLAN Sl75
Col J Il Davis, SI50i J. Anburgh. Sz5-sll
dry goods Aso, Il. 9. Ramzge, satdles- his
loss Is Siz5.
We have rot been able to learn the uslnns Of
the commander Of these stFoieIs, bot are IN
foEu1ed thst come Of ibem-si least swo young
men BY the nams Of GreY-formeTly lII'sd 81
Hickman, and have tsksu the cath Of zllagi aBes.
The two latter lett Hrckmsn not more Rsu =
month aEo. As the 7sh Illinois cavalry IS now
sssii0ued there We hope 70 see some Ct the Ess-
Gals brought 90 justice.
Tso eomBanies OF tha Ssh TIin6is have been
latsIY stan0ned at hay Ky A dssAei nest
OF shs i7lh Eegs cut on . reconneissn e. We'd
n~sdsy. when they were STACKED by EueI rlilss
and one man killed sud lwo wcuudsd aHd tan
taken Driso onagE & force Of the ssh, mean TED,
are in pussait ef the rebels
A second dispatch from ar officer Of the 8 b
Ihuois, Just sTrrvsd iEon he scene, has ,E= fol-
lowing regarding lhe fight 81 OF near hayd,-ld,
Kealpcky.
This 6ght took plEes On Wednesday. The
/ Fsdsrals asra unddr command Of S7TEsant
Rowe a detachmsHt Of The Ssh we're A.
ts KID By thiFty fv- gueTriilass and after ssor
/ ecufet, IN tho course q Hhiea six rehe 3 ven
kiA4d the Fsderals weIe oFerpoWsssd, ou= ser
geaut wounded, nos dangsFuR sly, enc guid'
/ killed, snd nigs men taken prisoners. FsO G
our s0ldiss escsped from their espsors by shgO.
ing Lheir rebel suards
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07
Erpsr,ai,aa ss arrss 90 Eursps.

From the New Eork Evening PsstI
The expoztsson Of arms 70 Europe IS nov
brisk business a. This poTk TIE suPPly Of
rifles and uusksls of Amsriesn nsEuiaclaTe is
Hosz fully aqual 70 the demands Of our armies,
and The European small arus which were
brought hsTs 8 year or two since Ter the Gov
eminent are returning to thsir pisces IN the ar
senals sud factories which zeFs enPsied FOX CIR
accommodation Ths infsTi0r character Of these
zuns-Whica were a. 6rsl held at enozsaoaA
prices, bat were subsequently ofsrsd 81 rltss
which would have induced pfEehsss had they
possasssd any Ezlue-is Of course the nsin
cause of tie nd mens eastward The Gerl1an
Iiaes, whieh il ~ segiauiug Of the waI assumed
tia risk IS cafTisl ere nov conveying tneaa
hack sgsin. The steamship Bavaria, Of tas
Hamburg line, takes out en- her present IMP
e;gbs buadred cases, o. about twenty thousand
stand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07

The Crest Western express 60 Exeter, Eng.
lard, travels at the rae al fortT-toTss miles ar
houf, including stoppsges, or hfIy-oHe niles an
hour without iDeladiBg ssoPpages To attsIn
Ehis rSie, sped Of sIxty miles an hoer is
adopted midway between some Of the stations,
AID in eeEtzin experimeuEsl tfips, seventy miles
an nour have been reached. A speed Of seYenfy
miles a. hcur Is sboas equivsleHs 80 thirty I've
yards per sec1sd, or liliI , -fiVs yards between
tao bests Of common cock AL objscts nsaT
the eye OF passHbgsr travelling Al this rae,
vvlll pass by his eye N the tniTsy fifih part Of
seeoad; and If thrty-ive stakes we're erected
as tas side cf tha l12d, yard ssundsr, they
y7ouid nos be distinguished ons from another
II painted red, they would appear collectively
A. q continuous fash Of red color 1.-Two Trans
with shis speed passed each other, the relative
velocity would he seTsniy yards per Aecond (;
ana if one OF the trsins were seventy hYs yards
leng. il would fash oy in single second.
Sapposing The locomotive which draws such
8 tgai0 TO have dTiyIag wheslS seven fses iE u
sme.sE, these wheels will Tevolye I've times in
a seeondi ihs valves move aud the steam es-
eapes ten times sseOnd-out IS laeEe arc two
cylinders, which acE aitsEzatsly, there ArsTeallS
gggsnty paffs or escapes of steam IN = second
The locomotives esn be heard 90 cough when
moving slowly, the cough being oeeasi0nsd BY
ths abrupt esnisssoE Of waste steam up the
chimney; Oct tHenty eoughs psr second cannot
be separated By tha air, their individuality be-
Coming lost. Such locomotive speed is eqgsi
to near.y one-iourEh Of q e0nu01 kAll; and the
momentum Of a whole train, moving st such a
speed, would he nearly equivalent to he sggTs-
gate lores Of 6 n1m0sr OF eHnn0a halls equai
to one-f0Urth the weignt Of shstfaia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-07

There has been icr e long tins saIi9as spPfe'
harsiaas lhss this rest Of deseftsrs w0uid seen
commenes committing 3sPrsdsiigHs, snd z
seems tnst those ieaEs were Eslliourded Ne
learn T5m gentlemsn from that region. i1zs
their work OF be0d and robbery has commenced
20 earHsss 2aIns tine s.nca tbs sody Of Hen
fred o. = sgusd of eavsirY While they Esrs
zzssrisg feslr horses o. Bogus q ms. sssuiiing
10 the kiHinz Of ore msn and the grounding Ct
revsrs. oshers ard . sboEt tine zfleTHsr9s iEeY
wsrs DO j enough % STACK company ef cav
airy il their camp, d0iFg eonsi5oTs5is mischief.
Il seems that sbe caTzlry were Wholly unPre-
pared f5r the attack, u0t having Fuand q az
mention with them, and consequently had %
tske 60 their heels iaT safety.
SiII .asar Hs hear o. their taking tha hFss Ct
two citizens Of that counsy, n. Esi'ehild and
Kilgnrs, aho, If We were rightly iafgrmed, Eers
Government agent3 for he tax 10 Eiid, snd
also Of .her hsvirg robbed ard buTued ths
smoke hoaai Of d.. 81 Bzyless, ecutsiHlrg g
all his rlsst snd corn EhsY than EIoeascsa
70 fhe tanRsry Of Jahn " Harvey, snd lslpsd
hemsslves to - much leather a. they thsugls
it. Not keiug content 20 sieap cut in dc cod
they msds reaUisitisn On Afr samuel Ctsit, e
CeTington, fog what bed eiolaing be BAD, snd
ss one good turn dessrv- another, they ea-.-
GUIDED als3 % taxa Fhst guns, snlHaunitg - - 7
dies, csc, BE hsd on hand, bus Ts oeAaFs qla
nc personsl vinle1c8.
Their numbs-5 are FsrouslT estimated e
ffom forty to three huHdrsd Coial6as NJ
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