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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
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p,oetrp.
''''" For the Telegraph.
To Every Loyal Woman and Man in Ohio

D Every Loyal Woman and Man In Ohio
Give ear, my follow soldiers, ..a
,t,.g, And sisters to my song, .t
Have patience for = moment, ii
Twill not detain you long.
We owe debt Of gratitude .
To ladies Of our land, ... =.
Who with loyalty and honor
Are going hand in hand.
,1ui. As soon as rebel stars and bars si
..ra Were hoisted ON our soil GDNfs Ra
20 Our loyal ladies all eommsnesd "a, J..
siig Their never eeasinE toll. " Hhlg1 ,'A
,. Ten hundred thousand fingers ,s,. sA I
7u Were engaged in doing good, VI 1(
.n In making soldisrs' clothing 1f7 Il!7
...l And preparing soldiors' food. a,a g.
In numbers, wsalth and virtue aa45
They very fast did grow 11 aget
And now the soldier fnds home
Wherever hs may 60, ,a.aiH n.
l'.a In sountry, town and city h''',. " '
Those ladies are his friends, ' ''
t And in trouble or in sickness
~ A helping hand hey lend;
When we, by wounds OF sickasss a
Pr Do languish on our bsds, Y. go
4 Like ministering angels ch'f. -sa
They hover round our heads. ga-'f',
And speaking words Of kindness
To soothe our troubled minds ','
They furnish US with dainties ..
Of very many kinds. IT., ..-... 4
May God forbid should forget
The favors they have done f.lrr
To aid the sick and wounded 44.r. ~
. .., Since this cruel war begun. gt
We owe debt Of gratitude .,.,..,.,
We never can repay;
May heaven still protect them
. Is all I have to say. 7'' 7'.'n. q.
'r.. ri -Fn s.' 'at" ID. S.
David's Island, New York Harbor.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE--The cable for
the new submarine Atlantic telegraph is being
prepared at London and placed on board the
Great Eastern Messrs Canning q Clifford
are to commence laying the telegraph across
the Atlantic IN June next The Great East
ern will have. 500. hands on board, with .
weight of 5000 tons, including $500 tons of
cable and 5000 tons.of coal The conductor
is formed Of seven copper wires, and 40 there
are 2300 miles Of cable, there will be l6, 600
miles of copper wire. Every portion Of this
wire is subjected to electrical tests and then
covered with eight Successive coats Of the in
sulating material This coat 10 covered with
jute, and the jute is covered with ten covered
iron wirers, each of which is covered sepa-
rately with Eve strands Of tarred hemp. The
manufacture and preparation Of the cable Is
going on with great rapidity, and there is ev-
cry reason to hope and believe that this com.
inr experiment to secure itelegtaphic commu.
nication bstwcen England and Ameriea will
prove success
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n. Coles, Secretary @

FILLING Ice HOUSES WITH Ssow.-As the
time is now approaching when the supply Of
ice for the ensuing year is to be secured, I
beg leave to give you the experience of one
of our Clifton Farmers Club" Of Clifton,
Ohio. His ice house is situated on the side
Of gravel hill. covering a pit 10 feet deep
and II feet square, and is q simple frame
structure over the pit about or S feet in
height; the sides of the pit are boarded up,
and the drainage is through the gravel. u
Finding it expe nsive to haul ice from the
neighborng ponds and rivers, he last winter
filled his house with snow, after the custom
prevailing in Switzerland and California, (for
my friend is traveller,) simply rolling it up
in masses, and with wheelbarrow conveying
it to the house-frst lining the sides with
straw, and after it was filled, covering the
snow with the same material, thus filing his
house without cost, and securing an abundant
supply of good ice for his large family during
the whole summer,
The snow settled down into compact mass,
when the spring and summer heats affected
it, and portion still remains at the bottom Of
the pit as solid as glat er Of the Alpa--
Country Gentleman.
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WASHINGTON, January l2-The Navy De.
partment to-day received the following ofiscial
dispatch from Acting Rear Admiral s. P.
Lee: Il ...
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON. FLAGSHIP FAlRY,i
..... CLIFTON, Tenn, January 8.
SIR:-Intelligent escaped prisoners report
that Hood crossed the Tennessee ut Balm
bridge, six miles above Florence, above Little
Muscle Shoals, and at the foot of Big Muscle
Shoals. Florence is the head of steamboat
navigation, and there Hood crossed last fall,
securing his pontoous to the piers Of the rail
road bridge Gen. Jackson crossed either at
the military ferry, one mile below Florence,
or above the Muscle Shoals. Bainhr;dge is
not regular ferry su d
The rebels boasted to the escaped prisoners,
that the gunboats could not cross the shoals
ito reach them, and my pilot declared it was
lmpracticable for the enemy to cross there,
owing to the swift water, or for me to get
there with the Neosho, drawing FIVE feet,
owing to the swift and shallow water on the
Lite Muscle Shoals, which are rocky, uneven
and dangerous ! made reconnaissance,
however, and believe should nave succeeded
in reaching Bainbridge with an effective
force capable of destroying Hoods pontoons,
in spite of all the opposition he could make,
had not the sudden and rapid fall of the river,
and the prevalence of fog, constrained the
pilot to decline going on Little Muscle Shoals.
am grathed to inclose copy Of Gen.
Thomas last dispatch, dated December 80, in
which he is kind enough to say that the
efficient cooperation of the navy on the Ten
nessee has contributed largely to the demor-
alization Of Hoods army and the General
tenders his hearty thanks for the cordial CO.
operation of the navy during the last thirty
days. ....-A -s -.'la ,E. .......
General Smith informs me he never knew
such bad weather as Cen Thomas army en-
countered in the pursuit of General Hood
Gen. Croxton, of the cavalry, makes the same
report of the bad condition of the roads.
Hood is indebted for the safety of bis. shat
tered army to the worst description of winter
weather and roads, and to crossing the shoals
when the river was falling fast and in fog.
II is confidently predicted that he will not
az aia attempt to cross the Tennessee river
ought to mention that the destruction of
pontoons and ferry fats at Garrets Ferry;
twelve miles below Florence, and indeed all
along the river from the vicinity of Johnson
vile to Florence, distance of one hundred
and seveny-6ve miles, has cut off the retreat
of Hoods demoralized and scattered army,
and filled the woods, as Gen. Croxton informs
me, with stragglers, whom his cavalry are
constantly capturing o ... .,-
The operations Of the navy have been ac-
tive and untiring. Cyl 'h@ l..a
b as Ihave the honor to be, sir, @. =. 57
,-sa ~ Very respectfully yours, .!5s
..,-.---.., ,..s.--.,..s.' S, P. LEE,
Acting Rear Admiral Commanding Mississip
pi Squadron. - ae'a. .l'9-r .l1 - ~
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary, &c. AZ
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!: Dr.. w M CALVERT

II EREBY announces that his office is now
ILL on Front st.. over Elberfeld Bros
hstore. peiow eourt 81. W.i q hynIad
ga 7Ofiice hours until . o'clock a. m., and from
!, sundown until o'clock p. m, unless absent
son professional business. After Office hours
he may be found at the residence Of L. II.
Lee, next door above DR., Trains. ~,
(, Pomeroy, Sept. l2-[3m.1 ,-.s,,..se...s "o'
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
pIsPArcH FROM GEN. rHoMAa

DISPATCH FROM GEN. rHohAA
The following is the dispatch from Gen
Thomas, referred to in Admiral Lees re
port: 81 i .lllg-gfDg q Yfi,LU. sIt { ~
l, ta PULASKI, Tenn, December 20, 1863.
To Rear AdmiralS P. Lee, de-, CHickasap
Aldbama: p" ''t -9' az
Your two kilograms have been received
We have been pressing the rear rank as hard
ss the condition of the roads would permit
and have succeeded in taking some few pris
oners-probably some five or six hundreds
since the enemy crossed Buck river. Iw Ii
.. From the best information ] have atthis
time, Hood losses, since he invaded the State
of, Tennessee, sum up as follows: Six general
officers killed, six wounded, and one taken
prisoner at Franklin--thirteen in all; and
about six thousand men killed, wonnded and
taken prisoners at the same battle On the
Sth inst, at ,Murfreesboro, be had one general
officer wounded, and two hundred and seven
taken prisoners, and losing two pieces of ar
tillery, In the two battles Of the 18th and
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From Gen. Thomas and Admiral
Lee.
DISPATCH FROM ADMIRAL LEE.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Navy De.
partment to-day received the following ofscial
dispatch from Acting Rear Admiral s. P.
Lee: ....
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Reverence in a Wife.

David's Island, New York Harbor.
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Acting Rear Admiral Commanding Mississip.
pi Squadron. . 7 a5'f.. ..s,'-f % y z ~
To Hon Gideon Welles, Secretary, de- ~,
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Jhnngo OF Administration w hat Has
Ilrcn Dono In tho Pnst.


In les "A' mo Nivh Academy VIII cease iu
connection with No"Pofi Il. l. 1nd return to AIMS
polls sd ron "hen.e " vi" forced In the fAli Of
I'ol' Ne"po'' ooAhd'lei 10 te iuii oi temptation
ana upon 'ho "ho'o Notwithstanding lr hne h"oor
tood AR anu oH'r Inducements " mas ooen 'hoashs
ues'th"t 'he AeA'e'ny aH'u'u Do removed Wnh
t's move o1"a' ch'lha Al ho suihihis'iatoa OF ia
oN''i' h'N AIiL'i"' 'oi.'r 10 DO 'he supenn
""Hoh ana II " t'he-A'ly uHue's'"ou 'ha' moie
wee''-' u'"' val p' into1ue'd' and some oil 'neh
th"''t"'" ones H'Nh Du'ins 'he var 'ne
sulefhtohueht Of th' AoalolHy mas pooh Coin'no
doie "eorge > Hate' VINO hNs been einpo'e "a IN pre-
pairing Tor "ti'o duy AMI hith honor body OF
'olnf men who are c'eIi to mo country ina
p''"loh o' 'oinI QUO hSse a." iceh NJ oh"eu wiz"
'olt pn' ''Il' ana n'o''a AHA'e'oA anu 'ho 'hAnh'
OF 'o' 'o" nus 'V'H SN'n I" "oo' 'nAn one no
ua'to"' '''u 70 &c I'VE uup 'i'" 'he Aeadomy since
'ouu'4''' h'"' W." 'nu.to 'i H. se'cnV mo
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Saturday. August 4.

Wdshir cton, AUyuH A--Osing to the continue,
sickness Of the Pesident tie hosds Of Department.
Ncs formally notihod tina, ,hcie would he no meet.
ins Of the Cabinet to-day.
The War Department has PROMULGATED q general
o'tc stovine larte numhes Of promotions for gal.
liant sut uehtorious services; nmong them Brig.
Gsu. Seth Williams to ie brcvet Mi. Gen, and
hcve' Co,rcs John G. Kelhou simpson Robert
s"n' 20 De- Gtr Gems. by trevet Capt J. Y. q. Lee,
T. ~ h,p ClutetmAstera a, Alexandria has been
c'et s. l,I..uant- Colonrl in the regular army,
io' ia'..u a.d nc.ltouous services during tho re-
lclion.
Lrrs'ua In'fe1 has executed a nov pond p,
peuti0n a;out /" Ia .4e.p,s, ~ ca require msnt 10
practically te-'rpy.atlneut " that Office, and pu.s
on end TO the contest
Cspt prN ten, & s. ", ch. OF tho Bureau o,
Nayisaton 10 nov dan erousy i, with bu, .ilsA,
pio.rtct Of anv recovery.
The Co'orod Mems Convention al Alc,apdrI. Va.
to-day, auoptcl another adde's. setting forth the
reasons H. they se entitled to al tie priyieros o.
hecmcu. In do coarse of discussion, Gov. Pieipon.
VIZ roughly ccnsu.Vd and accused VI selling out The
ueSroc' At au,ton vhon he removed the tcA, Of hi.
government 10 Richmond IeegAte said thst
lOnt ~ tie Governor, OuFht 70 he r,spcctt
W.. IA suotlr ~ replied thai no man wa entitled I.
etpect no I'D te,pett tho rights OF oolore6 n eL
MbsUiup Oh, h esteuinr 10 put tn prnCiph 'caar..
oi tne ConNUn ion under the sol before the u' {.
Tie autumn leaves Il the pe sistCi Ia their obi ctr.
ms ctu-ci ttIct enc "a and c'Cc Gcha'e. ~
tlca.es sHid tEey Nelo not 10 le intunidstci, rnd
tAaly he subject uAs dIsposed oi by throwing tho
lottet unGc- t'e tnllc.
Cen bg ci ,,il N the city, bu, the nature Of his
hus ntss h-s not uguspIeI. 1hr Butct-po.ter Fvit
Oh guAICl ~ ears to have been settled, and tho
ton hhhNk bubCi, ~ ths Gene al and Admiral Por.
hsVN Ton O.te we'd uIpn the steets ami upon the
fleeiaents Iounda am In ann, in most pleasant
COnNe .uAt.Uu.
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ri,rci Of ttowsh, dated Chsttsuoosn. Tenn. Asy
10. 1896, v hlcn se oStr' IA illruare TO tue te.
ss1tei upon tctv ecu leo Nua .tIetaI Grant an
fa.s l. 90 tie orCerof Aut1cr los n.ou, sid nu
8 .iH tn, conn nndaut of hcNiunv.Ie end Iro,o.t
Nafshe iOr any uuI.LCr Of uNvs. 10 Vtst New hutk.
ssl acct icata datgi t'' >rcrs'r, r'f scute,
4. =. A.. bichuon1, ucc,tltt l. 1894 that Bef, ,aui
e.. .t., q lsuu. "a. th t dsy cont. uisG ,.s-
A..rf-1cuctA, win zen iofs tank. un-et th act
n ht' 81, l-.b, iu tic lfovtion Atfr~, G. :. = .
T. ise utti' IN .cbLU sc, thin The e.. u. =
l re- I0Itu. lfon co.ait!,c. on" s.cn'd Jane, u
N'tl, sec ear. i4i hss Lter On 20 q. iot tuite
t|t' ~ euu ut tcot tie 'ue in tie hurds OF Re
fr,te 10. rH.l.. a .Cstuau b stJe lot h.ck.nt hm
stN al t,4.t Iu t.Ife.CtAe uouc lu, " A.
ed -u ttC.' n' tf.t De- lrl ~ nicu' outdy
o lt.. te tfs 4e go es.tot ht u Ia t'..i q. ee
hLA ..I a '4 &C. % lC b.. 70 % - 90. = . a.
tufu 'uf zone '.ur he lt ie 10 fe gee e.
O. 4'itoLs, and he not bHviu- u Bted tie ilA1s
he si-tun' oi tre, Jus lie Nsl'eE committee h. "A
to u W. shCLi, .Or .h.itF {. = vhHro be NI's
dori tees eoa t.e stoi the bensnt OF tae coiIo-
t-t4ou.
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From Fortress Monroe.
The frignte Congress Raised -Outrnge h,
h.uiue soldiers.

lCorrHpopdsHce ~ The Svn1
Fortres, k,nros, duVust a-Thc friraio Couare-
vas raised to-day. At $50 A. ~, the puMps wcse st
W. n a, H. the irira'e commenced to ri,c, IN At
noon, about -S feet Of hor hull above thu watcr
She tc,ply int cddcd IN tie sand, aud could n)t
lie pmoved from It. hanks until hirh WATER which
will he about q, th evening. The punp, In the
mesn'ine are kep' at work, and eA-lv keep her ireo
ffom ~s'er. Nj. Brown, one of the contractors, I'M
mediateiy tclesrephei to Norfolk aud Old Poln. ios
ate 10 TOW the Go lgTrn TO the dry dook y.
the Go port Navy Yard. she now diAus 10 feet Of
Tho steamer Co's'ct pu' in'o Newport New, fos
ooh, lat nirht gt &c ock and meanwhile 'alGet
the llt MI % tcs' men, Tho soldiers commenced
tai ing foodi from ,ho store Of Nicholas White, the
poet sutor, aud hoioIe the Co'eack len this noon,
ther had rculy cened out tho storo, carrying OF
soods To he ouo ouu' Of nearly 3LOtO. Tho COsssek
Ia At anchor oil Fortress Monio, and II 10 under.
stood that .he Will lo ordered to Newport News u
settle oLmGreA
One hun ed aud eighty guns sold to-day %
Ouc' On. Tho ayerGie p !ces weie or cast iron gun,
hrpe, ID. : wrought co lGc por ID 4; bTass piecos
2gc alb.
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showed both couductvit au' } 1870. uon 10 the
lrs, fAthom in the hold ct r G ~.I. Alsl liuly
I eric,t, aud no soouer vGs Sos s'-.IiI -,l.t a,t
IS ersi, cl than Ve IINvs tu.k ~. 'C.rYille in
tow, Will the est u tbe cal le VA ga, ,u' tcss
And the most esr1sst cheers iron ''c rONds
9th vessels siarteu o.. tEC.r st0at Use 40 tt
tie same tms In the ies iIg "c,m - b. .etev IA
house, tac knight " Kerry sld g. r. - r. vI ol
ferel uarv varin cJugt4tulsi .s 70 h". u .,ss ou
" succ, ~ a. far achitvc A. uuf ri.rAtc br,rl
dawn ~ 10 lsud hne to X, ,,tncy rsevertci any
cohu4uuic non ith l., a. Uou uutl SIC CNeniH. VS.
40 lar aOv-u,, as TO inSAs tcle ~ ltr. Wa
Gouo almost useless. a e mc-y tc. -.lta "a AZ
IN, / sic end wss easily, e. .sh, upm H.
, u rncus weight, rlowlv E-co i'is. eo. Al4 81 n
l,st u'ght H. uAs ne thr'u H =; t.-t was N.i,
Ani ILe eai buoyed IA 're tU. ..rgi .'.0us oi
ws.er. A ste mcr wEs sous round E, TIE D-o.t
I4s'srn setdAy, telling L,r t1 h,'G hcIs,a m
reH-iLcss ior a. early starr ol lie -
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From EuYoce.

Fdrrtey Pom. IuVust T.--Ihe steamship Damss-
Gus, from Liver ,oo, July eth, via Londonderry
july .sGh, passed here shis csenlns en route or
Quebec.
rns ATLANTIC GABLE.
The siviees fretn Tie Gies. Le,ieTu arc suspiciou.
At ten o~.ocs the morning ci the s5,h, the Gioa,
Eutesn shout i5J mile. out nom Nalcntia, and
a pty,d ,u' SO miles of The cable. The neuAs
vcs rooj, and the Seagher fnc.
1Ae cloora e. ,ui. d'ug Ia Egypt generally,
though in Cairo aud suez here 10 stl many cases.
A.etAndfis Is Whoily deserted bv EurcTesn,. 4 fe-
cases Of cholera have broken out in Malta snd all
n'ected steamers from Erypt thee received their
coas in bArfos No one IN Malta s sllosci 20 sss t
In cosiius such According to aivi,.s re-
ceved in Vienna, the Epidemic ha, broken out IN
Jerusalem, and rigorous quarantine had con'o-
quently been established. Tao 'o-hl auihotiuc. Of
the on potts. aui q certain other place. IN Great
Bit4In, have received citcu a. 'et or iIon tie
clerk Of the Pvy Council suegciting the adoption 4
precautionary measures sgaiUs' the spread of the
chol "a lie document se'. 10. IA number Of saul.
tary precautions 1aiust epidemic disoascG
commercial.
The Rrokc~t' Circular tCp1ts the sAes Of cotton IN
tie Liverpool make Tor she week ending Nth
Ihuudav NJ 4g,pU bales The market had teen so |
and prCes wee DC. yer iOr American abG i.a'.d.
Low 90 ioi % hHl desc iytoIs. Tie stock lu pJTI
cstuAttd a. as.,jn hhes. Of which SU,bUO A4e Amer
can.
In the Liverpool b-e,d,tue. market on Fridsy -four
ana WhCa had dee inin. t"uteucy. Corn vas truer
The ovi. on mafkef steady on the sane DAY,
iuIeI : htrr ityH- IwCut e. were quOtei ths same
tRr, JJltI. ~ q klillosd share SO p.5i Illinois
CcutHi Shsre., N''Asl eN1iviuebd.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
THE ELECTION.

hsrnptt', dug c.. Tie election i1 .Iis city passed
Oh very quietly. only 2e6 vo.e, sea cast. Dr.
Lcitfuek n p,oh,blr eee.ed 20 CouI''. over Nj
Bl.loef. and Mr. Cameron ~ 90 Lee.H.iuIe o,cf
Mr ilulhad
Irask- Tenn, Auc Mr. Coopcr he no c-p,-l-
,on hs,c The following Is Ia, Go, stc.sonel vote Of
Glca County
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Tho IIchmond City Government

Baltimore, Aug THE Richmond correspondent
Of the AMERICAN says
The list ofcitizrns to hll the nun e'pal Offices -hich
scat you IA my las eticf was pesettcI 10 eucIh al
ierry yesterday mOfnisr. lie al IpcnG the names
on II, hear, with lev changes smOus The council
men and aldermen. Thote Old vstd VO'itclIur, aud
young once too, Who, ignorant Themselves cssiiy
lea ef b. men Of te'ter position and nor bIaiu..
vii te let oil the icuch and ctuaeil uests The
iDCa that the - PIE Nant new Leaders AID All those
od ones who, tn. Oufh tsuoisnrs ot tcsi IA land Il
ses ~ much the former the lat'et W hu ris.cd
Them N uIles p-s b aIu 70 Le hLun owe. hoaId.
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CHOLERA
AWFUL Mortality In Euypr.

Washington, Aug. 4-Consul General Hais az
Alexandria Es, pt In an official Dispatch to the state
Department. giyos svivid picture VI the ravases OF
the choera in that city. Those were seventeen hun
died and eight five deaths, from june 2Ith to the
ii,h Of July. II Is estimated that more than thirty
THOUSAND PERSONS have len Alexandria since the
mAady .ppostoI on the Iith Of June, up TO the Tih
ult The most dist eisins reports are received from
the inter
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From Texas.
Governor Ilnmilton's Proclnmatlou-Dan-
ger 20 the ,otion rep, etc.

CdirO, AUG G.Neu Orleans jsto- of tie Sist ult.
,sv ;-Goveruor Hamilton. Of rgsa-, ha. pub i'hed
a PROCLAMATION, iniorm'., .lc pc. s Of thoiT stu
alton, and what Ia required of them to rosan their
lost citizenship.
Aeir Ori,ann Aug. 8 Cotton bee proved s'les,
1900 bales Mt ~ to q cts Sufar ant Ho.sas'' dull.
fIeirhs unclaimed. CLecLs ON New-Nork a per
cent. discount.
The Galveston B'Hsiir Of the i,h says lie velios
fever i.pte,ans to considerable st'Ut a, Havana
The prop ton Of deaths !. s4,ltcr than u.uai.
The army worm 10 lhiesicn.ns ~th cnurc dee
truction the cotton crop of Wns',on COUNTY, IeHaf
The TuHsss Austin coiIc'Nondent anrouuces re
arrival Of Mertt. cavalry there from Shreveport.
The old hAs raised Tor the fret tine In iour
yoaIs on tie state Cap tol amid great IeJo'cings.
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500 MILES PAID CUT,
GENERAL Ev2OPEiN NEWS.
I!sTUR8GNvEs IN PRUSSIA.
WORNINGMEhS mEltIsGSUPPRESSeD

NJ. 49,. ,,-
.'' Huv"" ID 'tAl,eI = eherAi '' a
W w. 20 'Ae '''I,n'-nl OF Al ,us Hoops
'' voc 'N'u ''e "'''''' No',h a1u
'' o'o'aS WIN n,'u'u"'e' IN ms city'
W. 'u't 'n' H'. a. 'uent OF s'a'' hS'
VI" "a, ''i'o1 70 ''e '"''' 'ha' ordef' nave
''''' - vac e''" vo''inNhuo, Ia M 'ileo
''' .'''''' ''n d ''' prog ny o' the lh'ifeh'
We. - 'Npr 70 '"'' ,ou'''' oh tue
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have IIav. 'y vim .c.tci tho Monroe uoc.r.ne in
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
From Baltimore.
General Hancock on ietsrpias RebeIs.

Bll,mVe, Au0. 4.-Gen Hancock, commanding
tho Ailde IL .aItnent, ha1 issued an ordsr. vhirh
says
Parocd prisonors Of the late rebel armies, VIA
have not tsen paleol 81 tho bsdSa, viii, on az
TiyBy IA lhs .ILils oi ths Dep@Iysni report thsis
Cg.:,Egsa Va tAs la4f sage.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12

FortrsH hon'os, Auy. 6.-Thc election in Mat
thcss County, Va esuted IN the choice oi the ioI-
loving officers j. II. UiggS sAcr.. :. q. Miller
Celk Of Court NJ Bowuiey, Commissioner e. Rev
euat; !. II iouayAn, Commonwealth Attorney.
Tho 1 "a nI,n ttrkt q " "a. tet.ut.d