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h,d Of steam. us E1celiepcy stepped .boara,


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gr Tho C,lyer mace remarkably good tine ar.
rv.n- At Fortress NJ nroe 1Ol p. v. n Q ytt
hours time ron AnD.ro
Iue or uou irg is ~ far Known Il the fcrilt.
The President vas introduced 10 he-rs. Han'or'
st.pAens snJ Camplell, and br.e' but eor1'
iut,r,hanse \ cour,cs,es took place. The P-o',-
dent zen rctrcl " Oh NJ seward OF uoari is"
RIVER Z .ceu, al Wa NJ incl o. ta' a-''''
p. .tcamA. of,bs als ~ OIL. ail~.sf The n''i-
v.e- B.. .tsu suar' OF hours, aud 70 was loa- a.
Ter uIlr. Chs before "a" r.urcd - rcst
ucu,ytn,.- rg 0peueo br.gat AMI 's.f. The
r-t.~ 1a... 9e.t ~ la,rI the RIVER NuetA an
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D-tl t.r ,toruo. ms. Teen hours IN all. TIE
.,.a e...,-.., n--s pen raturnol ON board The
Hlt... vI..t ..stLeI ~ The James ~hio s",-
fo.s.g >,r } ani TIC President proceeded .n
. .n,o.' t.tc.iou t. wash.ng;or, Vhc-e
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Ir.se.. las uu.srs,o1d that tAe oAas Of further
r,p,. .at..1l Is now thrown upon the fe.t.s. Iae
pea ',rt INSISTED ON \ return 90 the Union 49,
st.s..... o, TIE Consultation, but vas "Ills T.
o.. ..,.s c,ervts.as ,,ne aad efer disputed points
t.i.r. c.i.ou " pc courts. Il ~ sad Sat tie
..,.,..e,raY wac not a. may b. supp. s,,'. ,lc
.....' ...r. & difficulty. iue st,.es' . .lp llos.
tou W.suo great, sud sour Say Co. on' eustao.e.
r.sd Bog tEe rtiu representative. 4 o, s'aIei
t.at tie south could not fore Vie 3 '' V#.h u
,lr'. "I .s he c,rutr-stlnc u A.. ,a1 Verify.
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snc. tbs, he saw and .p; r,ci,,o, the dia,rnn..

since tb,, he saw and .p, rscisiei the difficulties
sure .N.l I-- TT hc vIa .o-cful aud confident
hat NV cup. ~ - VOW voykI prove but truce
or arms ice, and would - an uutnanly shrinking
'rvra present. ties an erts.Hug upon our chill.
lrcI tr.a.s vhieh we s.oui4 mesI ald overcome
IA e-yciui.n Eileen thousand strong was ~.
por'ef fitting Olt at New Orleans, T. b. Isuded At
Plscsgonla. Tie Iasn-ed destination N SUPP ,sed
" he hoIile
The Il chpoad RxANrSru II the 81 SAYS:
on the whole, vo tel eve The Cru,elerarv h..
given . The IDEA o. max * preseut : ttt.lf 8
kIsEnI. Frau-c an -plln. and that however
q" A.ur re might - 10 We MP slavery ~ tir fri.o
" Independence, there - DO more talk Of Offering
mat as lule " sou.s ic-eign Iover 10 order ~
induce Il ~ do for ui what w should confes. va
unable g. do Tor curse yea In short. the whole
country hAs recovered from It's temporary Il, tsous
~, cor, BROUGHT Tout ~ tte failure " II lou's
campaign and sbe CAPTURE Of savannah, ard again
looks csluly 81 The aguaWVn. which IA found " 10
uLcouras NJ q er AZ. Congress NAV lie cOugratu.
lated, .lsn, upon IN Ing Itself steadily employed
uf.r ~ gr'N aud pressing business TIC rrucl
ui posoo Icsui lt.uns having blown over, AID even
o. ge vague .ray.ry % those who rlHh oil 10 scc
voretting done looking toward lrsCc leirR IN
srm~ s'rt Gpresscl, ly tho eparture Of & rec emf
L,lt c..feLs g. Ws,lu.yol Lrou that h1peiui o.
ra-l, tore - nov leisure " a:tcui - business
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Late Southern News.
rirhtnond Dutea 10 February I'd

t,cucr.l lie bns lc,4 final .vIu.ute- Gensrt..
u.ONitf o. o., Aruios ~ ile C.n'e' er-ie States
glgua..nltou LAB lc,u cons iDsl by the scu..e IA
rxecut We s,.i.n TIE delay .r LIc a.. ointment
ia .t,-tr',1 o, neural .i- rf,.f Uu iu Pfs- lent
D4,.' arm, Ntirh ter 'urar. r disslIci him from
sl-ulr. G..r-a, Ices ..nu.s'o-, II % uuaer-
stool 'h-, "crsl Lee viii ''.' remain y. Oh tn
army 10 PETERSBURG, b'i uer'l rs exercise general
srp,ry. lou over o." iro.pl operating c's',ghero
G.rrrti T. ha- sgrnl'' hir rrumou'u ~ issu-
inr a. rprc,l. ugcirg thc tie very ~ Confederate
States officer # nr arms aud cavalry equipments
81. ttc alds ~ Citi1onH
M, c' uouu paue.s snu,uucc the arrival ~
hrrc rem .orremruts g. Gsler"l Grauts army
M "a General lhousS rid no baltimore Oa.o
A Committee OF the North g rorn. Legislature
lave arr we'd in Redmond g. 1fsc = more vigorous
prosecution 90. tAr war
Governor Brown ha- convened the Legislature II
Gcorg no ,NtrN season. They acct a. Macon on
| 70, sch of Ierfu,t..
4 lct'r from Georgia, puh.'shr-l ll the X ca.
md prpcr states that he railroad lines injured
I by shtuunr hageut yet teen repaired. No pre-.
| psrauuus have teen made 90 close tie gaps"
! iua. h., erusn, AMI V't.l his Is done The Go,-
eruueat - forces. 10 rely ul,n siuglo wagon
tram TOR Nluspo tapun which ~ nee, Ssarlly pre-
| eanou4 N the rainy sosoL. 'p1cuny the IOu-
| era io,ius ~ Georgia, tho NnHr Yca the lolow-
! iuy mn Htn1t Information:
lie w,fa lly lo a.iompt g. q. 8yuse tho tact thu,
| tAosc very great u-cuutcuS u ibis state Gnd in
! : .uth GK.JlpA sIi = Hrth CaIt.'ra. W N tril.ug
ctyrI IN r. is no desire on the part o tle peo-
Ile g.. u reconstruction vi the lLioi- but caudur
poupois mv 10 -uy there is Nh.e aud dtep.scatoI
d4hsNl -aytu.. at tho m,ua.eu4rLt ct public affairs
NLl.l, d nj timely cLts At-, tarcAt us f. produce
a., graves, disasters, tEs. great disc uteut does
Fr1's,., and that ~ threatens IKE a cloud over
v.tl e. With electricity, " Net uBef upon he
ut res, ut g.t-uuE.l'. upon tle ,LuIe ltssi hirh
now ep-s-c5 every par OFFS ht,r,-thore Is noe
tie shade" '. doubt. People ~ X yhmoud az the
l 90. cd -it t.r ,hp.t uAu bus .aiut idea u the
] Of - The
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NgW Y.,.., s41uspAr, Eel. 4th. 1868.
Cugss, Ib.-JavA l'ai' 81 iyinilgo, -saiJi kIe,
GoGor, b-aid. Sew orIean, 50; VIl. up.an4
Donate goods vlrf shifting, brown, 5Sss
SO, Drilling, Brown. 5ss'Is DO o.Ac--, 3,as.v;
P,iI, 1s.~pfy ,od. ,e5ai 70 Pick DO tbl Q 81,
all W Dry scale, ts5 6sq f,cf. salmon, /, % va
" " ssEeteL !, ZJS'A4i W. herEin,s' l. boz
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Ohio,c. 10 T., lOG.al! W Georgetown n 1jalz IS,
stric, D. ~ "a. + - I. NIs-our, ~ gs!t ",
Canadian, G. 3. ,5ei 81 Rye rouf' 5as - CorA
Frn'. -iasiiS, Gch Jus3 %; aver, box, Iva
9 ri CuuAnts az; AiuioudA -su14 DO .nsIsd'
G,dr- bu.t.-whe., III. VII. nominal Canadian
Clut, nominal Rye, uoulusl; Con, y.s sal y.
Bailey, s5a2 L, oAiE, state Oial u; canada IA
/ t6s Western tyai'9..
Lumb,r. OAK To-. and Ps., g. l0a,J cl; BOT,
spruce. % na2I ~ stayo. lbls.and hnds. leal ~
AoIasaS, yat-Ne- Orleans / D. al ~ Porto Rloo,
nv. Ijsl VA Cuba Mus DO, p'.J5 cuba elsyeA
Oi.. olive, gall ~ olive, cues 70
Palm, u. l1si-S Lind, city, Goa; Whale,
l 5i~l GU; Kerosene, ~'rsl {.
ITorts one .betL IA. bbs. 10 VazZ ~ DO. Pr.
m. nominal Pork, clear, new, nominal r.. NOV.
70 5Oao 20, DO pr. ", " jAi W. Lard, per ID, l>a
Il = Batter orange CO.. osatVi llo s'a'e' 4-1s'
Sl,a, ga. A-cOhol gal. sat SO B'unly, o',t,
aih, 5,aIO w s,C;oE, . tos6 j. AIN. rlI,, . {.
Gln, Am" 5oa1 % NAHEey, An, iva. 81
SV0ay, 10 -Ncw orleans -. DO elNrfsd -
49, Z fcyto i.leo' Is ~ bfosn -"t .eHoN Ia
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,H,.s.ianro,. IN n. .rar, India tre.et
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From Panama.

eau Legations to be inVestiERted-A
Lucky EN-iEUsidcnt -fuss About the { ON
ruerciAI Tax -IuiIp, psc Trade VI Panama
Peru and spain.
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4 MODEL NAM DYE T0RALL TINE

~ Al''A'Aaia ~ III .. o. '.'A.Ai rare 4 W.
I p'pot- &c South second ~ W VILLAINS, 4tsh
\ pve, usr" thc ssysus shout
And thousauU- repeat he cry
'ScItucr and Nft have just ufou. VI out
4 true and Natural Dye"
Tho0 n ,ouT locke are s'rctAcd sith srrr,
Anu cause on many sign;
one p-tu uIt YOU Iuurt y4ruv,
- l'ricrt's uunlua.iri Dye
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srci1rnrnus vciicwrut About "cucr h.
GcnerrI irrrtou.ty THE MAR iurn'lv
Papers Ara. ~ the Hrh"if nui'''i sion-
,.rs mad Departure ~ sccr,tnrN seward
-'ir iiur0h ~ Interview v nh the Rcbei
Ruyu,s The Ertrrr Trim thbinct 'icrt-
krI he Probable Result.
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NgW iu..., 54Tu.pAr, lei. 4th. 1908.
Cugss, ib.-JavA I,.H -. uyiullgc -saiJ; Ia,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-15
attorneys at gaW.

Joseph w. TATE. ATTORNEY
Il AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa. VIII promptly
st.eud to collections Of bounty, back pay, he,
and all business entrusted to his care in Bedford
and adjoining counties.
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military
,uI other claims.
Ha. for sale Town lots in TatesvilIe, and ST.
I5ssuhs on Bedford Railroad Farms and unim-
proved land. from one acre to 900 acres to suit
aerabsserS
Office nearly opposite the ''Mengel Hotel and
Bank Of Reed & Schell.
Auril / IS65-Iv
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Bankers.

JACOB REED. j.. J. sCHELL,
ID f. + ID 4 y ID 5 c II + l. l.,
III BANKERS anA
d + \ LERS IN EN- CH \ y q + +,
BEDFORD. PA,
DRAFTS bought and sold, collections made and
l.aey promptly remitted
Deposits solicited.
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2husirians and dentists.


" W. W. JAMiSoN "a d55s,: l. NJ d. BIooDf .,Ly.
tts % the people Of that place and vicinity. Office
one door west Of Richard LangdOns store.
Nov. -, '65-ly
nR. J. L. MARBOURG, Having
/ permanently located respectfully tenders
bis professional services 20 the citizens Of Bedford
aai vicinity
Office on Juliana street east side, nearly opposite
the Banking House Of Reed & Schell.
Bedford, February -, 1864.
f.. s. WCKOE, J. C. NINSTCH, JR.I
II + \ lists,
BEDFORD, Pa.
Office in the Bank Building, Juliaua St.
Al. operations pertaining to Surgical or Me-
.laGieal Dentistry carefully performed, and war
salted.
TFRWS-CASH
Bedford. January 6, 1865.
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tUUt squHft % occupy one inch OF space.
JOB PRINTING Of every kind. done with
usatness and dispatch. TIE GAZETTE 0yFTcE has
jus, been reftted with Power Press and new typeI
and everything in the Printing line can be execu-
ted in the most artistic manner and at the lowest
iatcs.-TERMS CASH
IL All letters should be addressd to
MEYERS & MENGEL.
Publishers
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TIE BEDFoEp GAZETTE Is published every Fri
Isv morning by MEYERS & MENsEL, at 81 90 per
.rpum. # pqd atrtctLy "a adraacs S2. so if paid
within six months $500 if not paid within 81
months Al subscription accounts MUST be
,,,t'ed aaHuady. No paper will be sent out Of
The State unless paid for IN ADVANCE and ali such
Subscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
,bs expiration Of the time for which they are
yaid
All ADVERTISEMENTS for a less term than
three months TEN CENTS per line for each In
.sr.ion Special notices one-half additional All
resouti rs Of Associations; communications Of
fnited or individual interest and notices of mar
-ases and deaths exceeding FIVE lines, ten cents
r,r line Editorial notices fifteen cents per line.
N legal Notices Of erery kild, and Orphans
fsa,4 zy,d judicial Sales, are required BIZ lar
g Dc puJlishea ia bofh papers pu6lished in tbss
pace.
All advertising due after first insertion.
liberal discount is made TO persons advertising
l the gUgrtar buIf yasr ny y,sar NJ fat1ayrs.
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miscellaneous.

nANIEL BORDER.
~ PITT STREET, TWO DOORS WEST or THE BED
'yRn HOTEL, BEDFORD. PA.
MATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY, SPECrACLES, &C.
lie keeps on hand stock Of fine Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Spectaeles Of Brilliant Double Re-
,,s g-sd I!aSses, also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rings. best
41aity Of Gold Pens. He will supply to order
'' hing IN his line not on hand.
Oct 20 1866
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John PALMER, ATTORNEY AT
u LAW, BEDFORD, PA. WhIprompuy attend
10 al business entrusted to his care.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
Military claims Office on Juliana Street. nearly
opposite the Mengel House.
Bedford. Aug l. 1851.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-15

ANID DEFIBAUGH, Gunsmith,
- y Bedford, Pa. Shop same as formerly Oecu-
"a ~ oy John Border, deceased Having resumed
Us he Is now prepared TO fll all orders for new
e.. az the shortest dotce. Repairing done to or
sI;.; me patronage of the public is respectfully
'''eo. Oct 90, '65
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g. pURBORROw


J T. UINBOkkUW. JOHN LJTL.
n RIB O r ROW 4 l. UTZ,
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
Eil attend promptly to all business intrusted TO
,a.r care. Collections made the shortest no
tee.
Eaey are. also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
sui will give special attention to the prosecution
3f claims against the Government for Pensions,
Back Pay, Bounty. Bounty Lands, &c.
0fhce on Juliana street. one door South Of the
"Nengel House, und nearly opposite the Inquirer
.Msa
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VOHN P. REED, ATTORNEY AT
.; LAW, BEDFORD. PA. Respectfully tenders
bis services to the pnblie.
Office second door North ofthe Menge House.
Bedford Aug l. 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-15

O. W RUPP....-..O E. SHANNON BENEDICT
ID up, SHANNON d Co, BANK
Ii ERS, BEDFORD, Pa.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
objections made for the East, West, North
aad south, and the general business Of Exchange
yfln'scted. Notes and Accounts Collected and
hemlJtanscs promptly made. REAL ESTATE
bought and sold Oct. 20, 1865.
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TSPY NJ. ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
II LAW, BEDFORD pa viii faithfully and
promptly attend TO all business entrusted to his
care in Bedford and adjoining counties. Military
claims back pay. bounty &c. speedily collected.
Once with Mann Spang, on Ju,iaua street,
two doors South of the Mengel House.
Jan % 1864
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u II. SPANG, ATTORNEY AT
]. LAW. BEDFORD, PA VIII promptly at
tend 10 collections and all business entrusted To
bis care in Bedford and adjoining counties.
pfice on Juliana Street, three doors south Of the
-Mengel House. opposite the residence Of Mrs.
Tare
May II, 1864.
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TOHN T. KEAGY, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW. BEDFORD. PA viii promptly
attend to all legal business entrusted 10 his
VIII give special attention to claims against the
gal ernment
9tiee on Juliana Street formerly occupied by
Hon. A King
March 81. 1865.
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Al \. POINTS. ATTORNEY AT
W. LAW. BEDFORD. Pa. Respectfully Of
g9rs lis professional services TO the public.
Oaise with J " Lingenfelter. Esq. on Juliana
street two doors South Of the ''Meugel House"
Bedford Dec 9 1854
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EDWARD F. KERR, ATTORNEY
II ATLAW, BEDFORD, PA. viii punctually
sal carefully attend TO all business entrusted to
1.. care. Soldiers claims for bounty, back pay
l1 speedily collected. Office with H Nicode-
mus ESQ. on Juliana street, nearly opposite the
Bluking House OF Reed Il Schel
Anril : lSkI
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= v. hINNLL J. " . TlI-'TIs LIT Iii fIF
x LINGENFELTER,
II ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BEDFORD PA,
Have formed partnership in the practice Of
the Law Office on Juliana street, two doors South
the 'MeHgel House,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-15

Ii +. IRVINE,
u IL ANDERS0N'S ROW, BEDFORD, Pa,
g5''er IN Boots, Shoes, QueenswAre, and Varie-
- Orders from Country Merchants re-
'Psol'ully solicited
Oct %, 1855,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
!. For the st. Cloud teniocrat.
To NARY 50" : : u

ss 81 ,lza't ...-----i szi15iGs&G IN 59Ui
'Tis, said that Cupid, long ago, gf., .sn,.,,
Dissatisfied With his condition;
Resolvcd--his% Eravity to show tiiNo@ !n
10 give up lote anl turn ini,siciail. -,
Venus admits that the disguise
i'zF III which tho artist now advances VI ~~'
Ia perfsct-sli except thc,uyss,, s4y,feE, i'm
Which still retain their amorous glnnces. i,
The choice OF teachers In the art,
= Awhile os,t hero quito confndas,es; E'''"'''
i Bnt, taking coaisel Of his heast, . .,,tt ~ i;
lie seeks thylovclic,t Of the muses.. It
III s&@% atI OF sftfG3&} ~ Ii3s 1}!'. 9tI.it
How long the youth, with such guide,
Was faithful to his new vocation, : = S'i' ~
: Eachoue; could silly decide|t pDs1# yir
=. II placed In such situation. .s.-.,,;,,
i sS'@'@V5t 2t4H @'IGslHi Ii" : jE&ij}
= "confopnd the nrt!' at length he cries; =, p,
my tastes are not In that direction;
OF sttch n teacher twas not wise . u" tHt
h fer one like mo to make seell.ectisn' el. l,aees
t'STbis secret from her how to hide? t,,t 73e
m almost tempted to .liscloseit!.. -, =.
! But Venus, hearing him. replied-E''s = - :
Is i" Ny son, Irathtr Miak sheiknow. IT," 4"nl,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
Ill, Editor & Proprietor,

TWO DOLLARS 4 YEAR, N ADvANcE.
RATES OF ADVERTISING. -"
''ne column, one year.. @"4'' n' SIS 90
pne- half column. enc year, .''' 40 90
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Cue square, one year, ~ 10 90
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R'siness cards, FIVE lines or less, SIS per
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Legal advertisements at statute rates.
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IIooD's LEas.-Confeierate ingenuity is never at
a loss. The head an; trunk OF man deprived of
one or limbs VIII furnish the wisdom and ardor
CT 2 perfect Hercules The means of actyityS Scan
be acquired by art. A regular service has been
gained in the Confederacy for the supply from the
most sklltul makers i'll Europe of ARTIFICIAL limbs
and members, equipped with all the most cunning
contrivanccs that modern ingenuity has devised to
render them effective substitutes fer living bone and
MUSCLE In the early part of last year e1nrent
staff surgeon in the Confederate army diSpatch
TO London and took up his quarters III the Nigh
boThood OF a skilled artist. He came provided with
models OF the truncated members OF a number of
Confederate officers, spent several weeks in superhl
tending the manufacture OF number of arms, legs,
hands, &c, which were supplied in sets of two or
three each, that, amidst the perils Of blockaderun
ming, at least should reach its destination in
safety. On one particular specimen Of ingenuity
particular care was bestowed, and the surgeon took
charge Of it himself sewing it up in waterproof
casing, that it might survive the chances Of being
throw overheard TO be rescued from the clutches of
Federal chascrs. This the identical limh-an
"AnSlesy Leg" it is called-which enabled Gen.
eral Hood to take active service again, and assume
the CO mmand of the army. at Atlanta:-Lo'1oa
Index.
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ARRESTED FOR Observation-Disclosures
Gum, Lewis Warner, David Childress,
and Mrs. Ann Perrin, were arrested yes
terday by the Confederate States detec-
tives, and committed to Castle Thunder,
on the charge of aiding and abct.ing in
the escape to the Yankees Of Sarah, a
slave Of Mrs. Mayo, and another slave
woman. Upon Gums arrest, he con-
fessed that himself and Childress had
carried off two servants, and also ad-
mitted that they had been paid consi-
deration for so doing; that Mrs. Perrin,
at whose house Childrcss resides, had
received six silver table spoons from
Mrs. Mayo's girl, and that Mrs. Ann
Perrin had gotten himself and Childress
to carry Sarah of. Subsequently to her
arrest Mrs. Perrin admitted that she
had received the spoons and silk dress
from the two servant girls who had been
arrested.
Mrs. Mayo, upon been informed Of the
arrest of the parties and recovery of the
goods, fully identified the spoons as her
property.