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THE DUMMIES

ANY representation of Sherman's army
which omitted the notorious Bummers
would be decidedly imperfect, and
accordingly at the end of General Blsirs
CORPS appeared the most ludicrouf, and, st
the same time, the most interesting scene.
ever witnessed inconnection with an army,
The brigade of black servants, attended by,
the guards of the small baggage train, were
preceded by two diminutive dOnkeYs sstFide
of which were two equally ~diminutivs
darkies, whose self. complacency was only
eaualled by the imperturtabls animals I'M
der them. Then came the strAngest huddle
| of animation, equine, canine, bovine and
human, that ever civillisn beheld, but
which has been common enoughin Georgia,
mules, asses, horses, colts COWS, sheep, pigs,
goats, rscoons mounted on mules, chickens,
dogs led by negroes blscker than Erebus-
| Every beast Of burden was loadedAto its
capacity with tents, baggage, hspsacH,
panniers, boxes vAlisss, kettles pots, pans,
dishes ,demijohns, bird cages, cradles, mirrors,
dddles, clothing, picsninnies, and an occs
sionsl black woman. In effect Sherman
gave us 8 sample of his army as it appeared
on the march through the CaFolinss. He
is, in fact, moving to another camp, and
to-dsy's display YVES & perfect picture Of
his progress, only more orderly and nc
foraging. Some Of the negroes appeared
to have three days rations in their ample
they led. III" fraternity was comPlsts
the goats, dogs, mules, and horses were al
ready veterans in the field, and trudged
al Jng IS if the brute world were nothing
but q vast march with q daily camp. Thus
are we shown how Sherman lived upon
the enemy, and how he was enabled tC
do II
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LOGAN.

General Logsn's long, straight black
hair and fierce, black moustache and
swsrthv complexion, which, together with
his name suggest aboriginal extraction,
made him 6 marked personsge- He is
known to be as brave IS julius Cesar, and
carries his bravery to the extreme of reck-
l~essness. He was one Of tie arst officers
in Illinois to call recruits to his standard,
and at the first engagement of General
Grant held equal rank st Donelson and
Shiloh, and st Vicksburg he was consPicu-
ous for his bravery at the latter siege. He
fearlessly pitched his tent 10 front Of the
enemy's batteries, and persisted in living
there while he sent his men and officers to
the rear. Logan has fought his way upfrom
q colonelcy, until he commands q separate
army, under the eye of the Lieutenant
General almost continuously, until the
separation at Chattanooga. He Is known
as q brilliant orator, as we'll as q trusty
commander. General Logan after passing
in review, made his way to the stsnd, where
he was warmly congratulated ,snd remained
a prominent member during the day.
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TIE ARMIES OF SHERMAN AND MEADE COM
PARED.


As to the histories of these friendly
armies all are familiar with them. The
one was raised on border farms; and, by
the necessities of border life, had become
Injured to hardship, and, prompt in the use
of weapons, it fought a people ike itself,
but less self relisnt and, with the aid of
eastern soldiers broke the Southbin half.
At length, and under the shelter of levi
sthans in iron, pierced the country as far
IS theriver sources Then while the army
Of Meade held the rebel government inlits
throttle, that of Sherman broke from Ine
rivers and swept the Gulf States, till, by lhe
most prodigious marches on record, It cut
off all the seabosrd cities from the defend
ing armies, and IN turn kept Johnston in
thrall. Then Meade, quitting also the
shelter Of the river, stormed Petersburg snd
Richmond, which fell together. They
finished the war, each ~sutj1gating an army,
and while history will do them eaual and
like justice, the folks of the present day
wishes to see them compared They ap-
peared upon review. They had equal
chances in the procession. They occupied.
six hours eschfn passing. SiF
The Army of the West lost Hooker in
the review, that of the East lost Sheridan,
Meade's army had only q part Of, It's imam
try-Sherman's one of its cavalry. The
superior conversance of Meade with Wash
ington city enabled him to SO dehIe his
forces that not q gap occurred along the.
entire route; but ShermRn's men once or
twice broke in sections for long distances
marring the unity Of his procession. Mesdes
army was composed Of the most conven-
Sio,aI lo-;as Enarp-aras - NlL-.
ViduRL The army of the East was COM
posed of citizsns-thst of the West of pio-
neers. A gentleman, socially 50 called,
would have preferred the displsyof Mesde.
His men had more readable fsces, better
Characterization. and we're less wild and
olane in their expression A pioneeE would
have most ~spplsuded the review of Sher-
man, because his men we're harder, knot
tier, and weirder. Mesde represented the
Army of the East, beingEa g~rsesfaRsndr
accomplished commander y Logan, andy
NOT Sherman, was the Vests representa-
tive soldier. The Army Of the West
mAlohed, as 9 rule, better than 8he B4s6 if
igjdzpAthenatical time-keeping isrtheti
best of good training lis constituents /
were IN physiognomY Just the men Tor.
dashing adventures prolonged advances,
and reckless hghtiDgj but MssdssQ men
bore the impress of intelligent patience I
like tAatsRhicks sat before Richmond four
defeated years, and in the end had the
pluck to pass over the bastians of Peters
burg. The officers Of Sherman were less !
punctiions IN externals than dthoss3 of
staff officers vera not so
neatly gaFbed-his line oficaEs Were more
Indifferent 70 the wardrobe The West
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oUEEN o. sPAIN

Havana oOreapondsues n. 7. Herald
HAVANA May 90 1865.
TIE sToNEwALL PREsKETKD 10 q
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T8F GRAND REVIEW.
The Armies of west in Washington
N and BheFman's Armies eomE
pRred.-OtheF sketches. NJ

We extract from the dispatches to the
New York World, descriptive Of the
second day of the grand review, the fol-
lowing interesting paragraphs: y
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CabuS' Hair Tonic.

This unequaled preparation which peeu
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Aui eaGses il To the color it possessed before
turned grey 1t is a permanent cure for dAndru6
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find article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II hs. cured per
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growing, resumed its former healthy Srowth.
In the OF one James Aer-on of the zist Iowa n.
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oft his scalp assumed healthy condition aud hair
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he trade oc2d6m
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