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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

". will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY OF 0CTO-
BIER 1865 on the premises the valuable IRON Properly Ahown
a. iTIiF TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with 40 acres
about COO acres good Forming Land cleared and under
fnc Situated on the Cumberland River hty miles above the
mouth in LYON County, kentucky, embracing large ana
complete Rolling Mil, Forge wlih twenty NYO9hh9 fuss'
Mtcbne sbop containing Lathes Boring and Flaming Ma
cline. with Boiler and tD-ne to run separate isom WILL
gh ,;ris, Mil attached large Warehouse, Dry Goods
Je Brck Ocr and large number Of Dwellings for work.
Also about forty Thousand bushels Of Stone Coal, and
..ty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
above Iron have been IN successful operation FOR
number Of years andhe reputation OF the Iron fully estab
bd with capacity for making hive OF six thousand tuns u
superior Charcoal Iron yesryunsu passed by any manuiac
nv In the United States. The facilities for obtaining Pg
iron are sper or 20 any establishment In the West, there be-
ing three charcoal furnaces WITHIN 70 three miles oil the
MIL capable Of producing seven or eight thousand tans OIL
Pig Iron yearly
he ar. for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn Pork and
other articles unsurpassed. .
Shipments of Iron be made 10 the mouth OF the Cum
bertrand River all seasons u the year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling Mil Forge aud Lands thereunto attached an
Tools embracing Mil Forge and Blacksmith Tools and Weisn.
ing Scales be sold credit OF two three and
tour years from date with sppfoved security and sn re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paid.
IL is understood that the of the mill lands ana nk
ures l. TO take the wrou .t iron and east iron saps Vs
coal charcoal farming carpenter tools corn nay nue
cattle hogs iron safe aud hKure in. oihcs, wagons, eafs
medicines, etc. and pay cash fair valuation TWO a'e
ested FIX said vsuaon in case they DO po' a.ee
call III third man. ., Xxi. ...
The object Of the sale to close up said partnership see
ably 20 the articles OF coparnersnip' 81, -. -....-
Cauitais, whius TO invest III prohtAbe IRON properly
will DO well 10 the same, where competent men T
oe "a, 80 ~ ~ ~ 80 lIILLMAN BROTHERS.
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Goparircrebip Notices.

WILLIAM u. BLACK and EBERT Il.
w MONROE were admitted as Partners In our Firo, on
the first day OF Mach lsst. BALL, BLACK 4 Co
kew-York, Aug ., 1865.
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retinres an6 aleeting6

IRVINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIA-
Il TION-The Regular Meeting will be held FRIDAY.
September l. at No. ~ Beekmsns, st2 p when Divi.
dend will be paid. J. p. TRAVERS. Secy
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o.,.v ov Pacific NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Vff'NN " Nyw.YopK, August y. 1903.

~,pprIAL NOTICE.-Ihe Board Oh DlrectoIS
NfbNiLI.S sv ordered an ISSUE Of FOUR MiLlAoN
h't Of SCRIP STOCK to the on
DOLLARS he Booka on The 2th instant. shars FOL share
hs eosns vs. per cent declared paid Ieay-
spOs @ per cent to be called for at the pleasure
the Ce s;ss viii De delivered TO Stockholders on and
Inewtnssisy August 90 ny order OF ne board Of III
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CoxPTRoLIgps OFYICK.
WI TT7WTsT1T77' " ~ =,
NAsHvILLE. lena, august IL. 1860.

NASHVILLE. lena, Au-ust H. loo.
~rnTICE TO TENNESSEE BOND-HOLD-
In obedience 10 a resolution OF the General -
~ T,nnessse passed May y, 1865, yos are hereby
su" A., ,oreA,d 20 this Office state nent OF yo.f name
Sence with the date and number of each BOND Of the
- owned 10 you and the amount ana CHAR
~ w s.y appliance Is earnestly reqnesed
lou GAY ;. W. HATCHEIT, Comptroller.
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Financial.
TREASURY,

nMibD % NEv. YORK, August "a 1883.
u vs HOLDING 1907 THIRTY OF MORE T STR NJ
PARTIES "a 10 IO, maturing the ls, OF
fne Loan ,,o..,trd to hand them ~ with 'chsdue a.
sne pIiOr 70 @ with Tie above viii have Their coupon
Holders cbeeks given for hem, on tne 1iss IS
Z: ,,.9s sf b: .fsfaas; s ~ ONCE
sppSostion ~ VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer u D
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-osUcS on PACIFIC MAIL sTsAssHilr ~ oAfA'''
,,,,,rv WITH DIVIDEND.-Notc

NNWENl 49,. ,h Ro,ra of Directors have this day
i haeoy ESNypFND of FIVE 20 FER CENT out oil we
.S he qoef o July oh Pfy'STSS The a. frame e
Oace Of inc ia on Friday 2Jsh instant and re open
r. eooI WI sn ~ BY order Of hc Bead o. Directors
. FndS' ''F THEODORE T. JOHNSON secretary
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ROOFING-Ready for application, very do
~ ,irabe, and at low cost. Samples free by mall
READY EVVFIN0 Co., No. 70 MIden.lsYe. Nsw.Y0IL
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GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.


VIII be sold at public auction durur the month Of SEP
TEMBER, 10 the hshes. bidder st the time and places
"'nsu O'''"' VIZ NETWORK.
NewYoIk City Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horses each
NewYOrk City, Thursday Of each week. aco Mule' each
day. ,,,.,,.,,..
Philadelphia Thursdsy Of each week 100 Icr'es each day
PhiladelPhis, Saturday SepemteI and Ned,e.aay Aa
Pittsburgh Thursday and Friday Of each week to sePtem
Der %, elusive, $50 Mules each day. "
Mach chunk, Thuf.dsy, September POO Mules
Indiana Tuesday, September u, 50 Mules;
Resding, Thursday September H. 200 Moles.
Altoona, Thursday, sePSss%693,,ry % 80 h01'e"
Indianapolis September H. 3D. H. IS % and 20 10 Horses
each day.
Indianapolis September L: Il and lS $50 Mules esch dy
Chicago September = a. u o. 30 80 Males each day
Chicago, September T. O. g. 10, 20 r. - 100 Horses each
day.
Wilmington Friday Of each week. $50 Mules each day
Wilmington Tuesday OF each week 100 Horses each day
NEW.JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, Sep,emb-rs 5, $50 Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday, seP!e.qT Der Is lSOMuie"
Baltimore Thursday, September T. $50 Mules
Baltimore Thursday, september !1iss5 e. $50 Mules
ST louis Thursday September and Tuesday AID Thurs
day Of each week thereafter. 200 Mulei each day.
KANSAS. .
Fort Lesvenworth commencing Tueadiy, September H.
and continuing thereafter such times the Depot Quarter
master may designate, 1000 Mules
GfESBOROUGH, ID. G.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week 100 horses each day
No sales Of Mules will take place 1t
WASHINGTON ID. G.
The animals 10 be sold in September superior to any
heretofore offered to the public. The majority Of them A'
sound snd seryicelbs.
expected thar th t,ri Of sdiet all TIE SuDlVs Cor
animals utH be eoed d. Bvye,s should hsT.5s
aUaa tem'eite, Of III. last opportunity 70 pH,sha'e
Animals viii he sold singiy.
Sales to commence at 10 q.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Pr.ve, Br-ader eneral IN charge First Division NJ %
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HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL-
ROADs-On and amer MONDAY, June 5, 1893. trains
for Albany and Troy CONNECTING win Northern and oeIn
trains win leave New-i re follows; 4,
I. ia VIVA Hudson River Railroad, The;h VI, and
Tenth ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga and Sharon
Spuug. an - -. - v.h
ave connecting With trains for SAat0ga. Sharon sprugs Ac
AID AZ Chatham with trains Tor points Fast.
for Saratoga a.. -. r.
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Cor attached . ,
1lbp m-Iia Harlem Railroad, connecting at chatham
with tfan Tor Lebanon SpuGEs. slcepn. Car attached a.
Via Uudson River Railroad. Sleeping Car, nom
New Yors Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. without change
This train Sundays. g., .,,
lon m-Via Hudson River Railroad, with sleeping
Cas- connecting at Albany AID Troy with mernln.
N' " Nce.Presdeut.
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Dipi0eno Notices.
'mca OF TIE CHICAGO AND A1roS RAILROAD Co, I

osToE OF The CHICAGO AND AKRON RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO, IL, August s. 1865.
dividend N0TICE.-The Board of Di-
~, ,eetors Of the CHICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD
X 0NIHAiF PIT dy & o. s,
80 enings Tor the last six months upon the Preferred
CSInon STOCK Of the Company, payable the office OF
Ssas ". X. JkSUP Co., No 50 EXchange-psce in the
New orb the first day Of September next the
ssid stock who msy be registered such at the
T., v9inefs hours tue 2lS inst, at which time the
- BOOKS vii be closed and reOpeBed the I'd day Of
F'st4Dei neat for iranfiers
". NJ. LARRABEE, Secretary.
Nrr,r,,,... NEW YoRE ADg. Is, 1865.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-At meeting of the
~ aia o. Directors Of the Fourth NatonGl B'ak, held
sr,S y ADlFlDEND OF FOUR (4) PER CENT was de-
a. ,s o. TIE let earnings Of the last six months payable
n. D. D. september, free nom Government tay.
o. lr4nsier will be closed and otter The closing
snke '1'uiaSy' -otl INST, unul the lst day OF sep
ESIuu /. C. CALHOUN, President.
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nTEW.YoRK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1919. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY 10, LOS.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoHy:

PASSENGER Station IN NewYorS corner Twsnty,eVenih It.
mi Fourthsve Entrance on Twenty -seYentA'si'
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

III
i ! ieave Jsmes slip New York as foilows: =,
400 a M Oreenpon Mail and Passenger Train, ,torpns
all Way stations and connecting with Glen head hosy '
Hrmp-tead Trains nus ..,;.
iO3o a IN syo.se, Train stopping at all Way station
$50 o. M ureenport ESprss connecting with nenp.U
IA i,rn, Al nj station. east O. Ickyie. except On Sat
uIisy, on which days Extra Train VII! leave az p M,
ua.inq al the connections Fnmingta", and on when
nm. E,u-., will not stop between JAmaicA sud Dee. faH
40 ,. ~ syonet PASSENGER Train tor hosyn Vic" "''N
aud all Way Stations ~. Ill, HAL and
koslyn. - =, -. u,,,sr,. Paint al 8; IS
q III iof iaP"NiN ~" 80 o. CHARLiCK, President.
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EOR CATSKILL and CATSKILL NOUN.
a TAIN HOUsE.-Steamer THOMAS POWELL leaves
kewYork for Caskil from foot OF Franklin.t
and THURSDAYS Of each week at p. m; SATURDAYS
2 p. u landing SATURDAYS at West Camp and Maiden
with stages from Catssl TO Mountain House Delhi
and Oilboa Leaves Cstski for New-loIk AONDAfS
WEDNESDAYS and Err DAYS at 2.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRINGE; .,,,.,
~ rHE GENERAL TkATstrAHNfic sT GQMPaA iSps
BETwEEN hEw.YOgh NO HAvRE. CALLING AT
The dr., splendid vessel. On hi. vo,- route for the
WGsHISGToN - loi tun........so horse power
tAFAATErTE5". tom. Ho.s BOWEL bowel
HSP0LE0V iiilii...t%rsriy rrsdyl.i, horse power
81 3D., re% p powsr
VILE De rHHS Ts@ yEwYo SiI.' power
EUROPE 4: Daeb,,ne...... friday September Is
LAFAiETTE OF wAshiNgroN, FhlDAY ...oetober 10
Fms, PRICE Ok PASSAGE I IN SI d.n,, go
iae odns table vino for either class.
With rsroaI couponete;. ard their bassage checked to
Paris additional charge Of - for nI'i and % for second
Msii.ai aff,ndsnc, J,e. Of charge
For further ii0fH'''n 'fl u MACKENZIE. As.n,
No. Brosdw,y, Sew,Yors
Rm. y w e%pf iyFf fs' c'PodcHe' ''''d h'''
S,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
" rsrryinr the Uui',d States Msils -
CRY OF iiMFRICK. WEDNESDAY,. sEPr. g.
CRY or WASHINGTON. .:sATURDAf, SLIT =
md Zach .ucos~dBs SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY,
=, nooa from Fier No. ~, Sorh River.
HATES OF PASSAGE
BY ~. u. ''somef sailing c'ery saturt,y: -
FlRsr CABIs..........4" lSfEtRAdE........"..e1o
10 Fsa. los 10 Fa Ga.D........ -
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Passage By TIE N-ln~sisy steamers: First Cabin, ESQ
st.-fagr IS Psysb.s in : currency
Pa.suscf, also forwarded 10 HAuo, Hamburg Bremen.
IL. ~ modsfse rates
s,>,.ss ras,sge Liverpool Qn-en,iown 80 gold,
OF tL- equivaeut - kes be bOus, here BY pcfsons
sending Tor t4oI 'flcudL
For iar,her information. srpiy At %, Company, Offices
JOHN %. DALE. Ageni. No. 10 Bfoad"aJ' Nevfofh
1--WE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL sTEANSHlPS
BETWEEN kEM-iOItk AND LlsERfOOL, CALLlNO
Al CORK HAEHOh.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AID LlEEhPOOLh CALL
no Al HALIFAX AND COAX liARBpR
CflfNA.......lsAycs B0si0u..... " ccnrsdav. Ans W
PFRsA...........l~ays, Newly ora. ednsfdsy. sept
INSTRUMENTATION oston.... " sdnc'dsy sept ~
sCOrl A....lesy New fort Nrcnesdty. SEPT. 1l
ASiA.........leage. Boston " eduesiav SCOT ~
AUsTRALASf M. leave, tew-f 0fs.. W eanesday, Oct
IRON kEv.yoEg TO LIVERPOOL
thisif ahiu fasssgr
Second taptn fOssse. .......sss..ss.s''' w y"
yfos EOsToN 10 LNEkPoOt
fheftabin PASSAGE. .....'sss's'''.'''S ~ -
kecond sbin age......s...ssts .s..ss. % W
psysble sod Il, equivalent In United states currency
Berhs net secured until paid for
An rp~fienc~d Surgeon on bosft ., 5000,
Tie owner, h,,. ships si not ne accountable Tor epeo
Valuable. unless Bill. CT Lan. having tie 'Aao rips'sh
a ssurd therefor
For tIclsAt " Passage apply 20 80
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WANTEDMEN Of BUSINESS 1aS Sasss, wlaa
.,l best paying business in the reid. Apply 70
3D. a. COLBY No. l65 Broadway Room No 20
NVANTED-$2,0 O0 as q LOAN, to be secured
w Inv BOND and MORTGAGE u,oa eight full Lots Of
between Ninth and Teutave and One bu bred and
r,snt and One.huudrei and stoenh.sts, New'fors,
o. nom 81 rcumbrauce and estimated 10 be worth from
GpA NnA TO So, 000.--PARTNER WANT
- 4,OUOE with the above sum, to engage In Cider
nd Cider brandy business this Fall Steam nil capacity -
parres dag. Address box No. 257 Lyons, NJ Y
tb D AAa WILL BUY q PATENT MEDl-
Gp S,OVO CINE BUSINESS doing good cash rs snc
IS coo can be made in six months Inquire Of NO. wv
broome e., IN Tea Store.
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6tationerp ano fanfp Sooos.

b. CROOK No 50 FsitSn ,ss N ESs"o 81 s,@s
..,;,,, POWDER, SHOT, CUTLERY A@
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NTEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave ca, =,
foot OF Coriiand,-st. for PhlLApEiPhh AZ .r,sovy
~ n, .nISGroa at rua 1850 NJ, = a sa l. u.;a
night Military Tickets rot receSao.o u 'o y ~ ~
~ other partlculdrs see bills az on'ce'
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TOR UNDERGRADUATE LINE.-The
4 Steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pecksip DAILY
at " O'Clock arriving in Bird pot In time 10 connect
with the Nausatuck Housatonic NewHaven, and Hartford
Express trains Freight akeu Tor the Nausatuck and ousa
tonic Railroads Fare 81 cents.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COAIFOIT.

= FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FiTCHBURG NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and s,aunch steamers Of no Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NETWORK.
leave EewYork daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock
uon Pier No 30 North River, foot Of VesEy-st-,
FOR NEW.LOND0N,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
cet Worcester and Nashua aud New London and Northern
Railroads
taken Of tho loves rates For Information inquire
Of l. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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Gteamboats ano:Kailroaos.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for New Brighton,
- Snug Harbor Fsctoryvle Port Richmond Elm Park
Boats leave Pier No. 49, N r., between Courtlsndt and
Deysts ut T. g. 1880 a. mr. $780, 2, T. >. p On Sun
DAYS O. 10 30, IL m 3d. g. 1870, $50, 1896 .. IN.
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Freight taken Of tho lowest For Information inquire
Of h 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the PET.
.CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
Freight Depot In hewYos. Pier No. q North River
meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lscka~enns
Western Railroad ana 81 Es.,on with L,hgh Valley Rail
road and il connections forming direct limo to Pittsburgh
and III. Ws', wihSGt change Of es 70 THE WET
Two Express Trains daily from the Ws except Sundays
sIty Mile. and Two Hours saved By this Inc to Chicago,
-. slMSIaR ARRANGEMSNTs
.Ate:oo a. M, for E..,On, Maueh CHUNK. Wilamsport
wlsesbarIr, Nah nOy City kc-
q. m.-for bergen Point
NAL TRAIs-AtsOOa IN. Tor bennington, Enton, Wss
Gap Scranton Wkesbare Great Bend Pttston Bingham
800 !. m. Western EIpre.. for Ea,,o, Scranton Gre,.
Al ba, two changes 70 st: Lom,
i2oo TRAr-tor Es,;on, Allentown Maueh Chank,
hs.,,aa tils., Bsp5 aeheu, Al
3p ui,-for 3omeivile and F.eulnstol
500 p M ssrESS Expszss TaAN-For Eaton. Allen
town ReseIns H,Gi.bay. Pbursh. and the West Sleep
EIII,sErnrosr Asp Saw foRK FEi tr-Leavs New:
p@ 80" no.. ' .op AZ ,T:,n Poa ard Mariners %bor
Ticket. the West DO oe,sined at the oace Of 81.
Aston House ., NJ. ri and s2s Broadway pin
eipA bots. JOSIAH .. sTEARNs. Superintendent.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of ChaIab.s-.,.. via Psyouis Ferry;
~, Day EIpre" f0r ,sn.hdaigua. Roche'tsr bunio,
Salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo with Lake SHORE
and Grand Trunk RlsAya and at Salamanca Win AtAHtie
srd Gre.t Weston hallway -
$50 NJ. Milk All Way TrAn. daily, to Ousvile
10 EIpres. Mail. ior Buffalo connecting with Lake
Shote Hallway -,
40 m Way Train, for Port Jervis and New5argh.
81. Nigh, Express, Tor CansndAsua Rochester Baha"
Salamanca aud Wet -, NJ,
Bpm Lightning Erpres, daily, for Csnsndaigus Roehes
ter hud.o Salamanca Dunkifk. ard West Connects
Buaao With Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, andH
salalu,nc. With Atlllc and Great Western Railway.
o. m Ernigant Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kfk and West. - ....,- . a, -. ~.
Mw r. BIRn (irnl Pass Agent, New-iork
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Chances for Bnsiness Elen.

A DvERTISER, doing business in South Car:
olina lacks capital TO extend business desired and
soles inv stuients Of CASH or PROFITABLE STOCK on
JOINT account. Please address W. q. r., PostOhice.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPrICz,
Washington, ID. C., August n, 1855.
NJ 2SING SALES
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prinilna.

AZ a- ssryrE.iisDELLs SONs, No. 1O4 Fulton.
"AcnsFEsxAa 'Sb PRINTERS s1s IaseEL MAN
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GOAL YARD, with FIXTURES complete,
~ for SALE bargain Location c. best In city and
doing good cash business. Apply Es. Sl Washing
tOn-st.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30
56th Rect. o. V. V. 1.
ALGIERs, La, Jan. % '65.

EDITOR JOURNAL
SIR.--Wo noticed
a piece some time since in your pa
per, written by member of Co. A,
who signs himself Harry, and feeling
that we are required by a sense of
duty toward our loyal people, let
them be in the army or not, to set at
rest the cavilings of a few discon.
tented spirits, and say something in
regard to the subject. 1t is duty
which l think all of us should take
pleasure in discharging on behalf of
the true and faithful ones who have
stood the test of devotedness to their
county and their country's cause.
Those men to whom master Harry
(alias Sturgill, has reference, has
seldom or never been known to
swerve from the line Of duty, nor can
we say that we have ever known them
to take advantage of their fellow
soldiers. Now let me advise that
gentleman if he has any private ha-
tired for his comrades, particularly
Mr.. Geo. W. Tharp,j to caress it in
his library of knowledge, for such
intellectual poodles are abominable
in public. If said Harry wishes to
know who i think deserves the most
honors as soldier let him write.
A. F. D.
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E Contributions for relief oi
our prisoners in Hospitals at Annap-
oils, during the week: 1-
Mrs. Louisa Morrison, S1,o0
Anna S. Morrison, LOO
Ella Morrison, LOO
At the earnest solicitation OF the
Mayor of Gallipolis, we have defer
red saying any thing further on this
subject for one week. Portsmouth
and other places have sent large sup
plies. Strange that Gallipolis and
vicinity feel no interest in this mat
ter, when we have so many practical
illustrations of the terrible cruelty,
which our brave men have endured,
and from which so many are still
languishing and dying at Annapolis.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30

Mn. r. L. STEWART:
SIR:-At your request 1 have
hastily drawn up an account of nv
experience in Southern prisons.
which you are at liberty to publish if
you think proper. l had taken notes
of every days transactions but lost
them Oh the route from one prison to
another. What 1 now say is from
memory only but believed to be cor
rect in the main facts.
I was captured at Rogersville,
Tenn, on the 9th Nov. 1868, at a
house where several of us were max
ing out pay rolls. The main body
of our forces was about four miles
distant, and were attacked by the
rebels after our capture We were
forwarded at once to Richmond, with
about l12 of the 7th o. V. c., that
here picked up during the day, and
reached Belle Isle on the 18th of Nov.
The accounts published in Northern
papers of this terrible den, are not
all exaggerated. Indeed all l have
seen, fall far short of the reality. 1t
cannot be conceived of by persons
in this country. for the reason, that it
is hard TO believe Chat human nature
could be so dehased, and sunk so
low in wickedness and brutality, as
the keepers of these Southern pris-
ons have proven themselves to be.
l could occupy pages of your paper.
in reciting incidents of horror that
would appal the stoutest heart, but
you have not space, nor do incline
to repeat the sickening tale. / shall
confne myself to facts and dates
leaving the imaginatons of your
readers TO fill out the details, assur-
ing them that if drawn in the strong
est light they will fall far short Of ac-
tual experience coo cav
About 10000 men were crowded
on Bell Isle, into a sandy enclosure
about the size of the Public SQUARE
of Gallipolis A part of these only
had the shelter afforded by some old
tents. Very many had to be out all
winter on the sand, without even the
shelter of a blanket. The winter
was said by the oldest inhabitants of
that country, to have been the hard
est one known in that section ten
years. Sncw lay on the ground 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30
WAR NEWS.

Maj. Gen. Crook has been relieved
of command of the Department OF
West Va, and ordered to City Point
to take command in the army of the
Potomac.
Gen. Grant reports his loss in the
late action at 119 killed, 500 wound
ed, and $40 missing, in all LIES
We took 1879 prisoners. The rebel
loss was still heavier. They sup
posed Gen. Grant had sent off part
of his army to aid Sherman, and
thereby weakening his lines. They
found out their mistake when too
late.
- Gen. Sheridan with his whole cav
airy force crossed the James river at
Deep Bottom, on the 26th, to join
Grants army. The campaign is
now fairly open and is likely to prove
short and decisive.
Gen. Sherman at last accounts was
at Goldsboro, n. c., where he was
joined by Gen. Schofeld. The losses
in Sherman's army since leaving Sa-
yannah will not exceed $500 men.
After few days rest he will move
forward again with largely increased
forces. If the rebels could not sue,
ccssfully oppose him before, it is not
likely they will do so now.
Gen. Anderson will unfurl the old
flag on Fort Sumter, on the 18th of
April next, just four years from the
day he was obliged to lower it to
the traitors of the South. The off,
GERS and men that we're with him on
that occasion, and now living, will
be there to join in the celebration
Henry Ward Beecher, will deliver
an address on the occasion.
The first series of 7-30 bonds are
about exhausted. The new series of
300,000,0O0, will date from 18th
June.
Gold on Monday night in New
York, closed at 154.