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Geo. W. Kir'laad' Superior cour. of Franklin 90.
A. j. Moore, ct al> ohio'
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AYERS
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FUN fun1f I1No ALE oAVVD,
And for the speedy Of the following eOmpIaintsi
scrofula and scrofulous Affections, such
MS Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Erupfions,
PImpIes,s pustules, Blotches, BOils,
BlatnS, and all Skin Diseases.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

our advices from Richmond thai the rebel
leaders there are not disposed to wait until II
shall suit our convenience to resume hostilities'
but that, on the contrary, they are busily en-
gagged in their preparations for some dashing
and daring enterprise. Stonewall Jackson is
reported one day. with an army of forty or fifty
thousand men, at or near Gordonsyille, and the
next day the news is that he is on the south
side OF the James river, threatening Suffolk with
seventy thousand men. These conflicting re-
ports are intended to embarrass Generals Hal
leck, Mcclellan and Pope; but we dare say that
they understand the true value OF all such
tricks of strategy. Napoleon Bonaparte made
it his first business to ascertain the whereabouts,
the forces and the movements of the enemy
from reliable witnesses, and we hope that his
teachings in this matter will hereafter be more
closely followed by all our generals in Virginia
than they have been heretofore. The raids of
jackson down the valley Of Virginia, and his
final escape in time to lead in the overwhelming
assault upon the right wing Of our army on the
ChickahoEiny, could never have happened with
anything like proper activity and vigilance on
the part Of Our officers concerned in watching
his movements and in defeating his designs.
With all our Virginia armies under the super
intending eye Of General Halleck, we have rea-
son to believe that the War Department will
suffer no more panics from these rebel forays
in the rear or in front Of Washington We
have no doubt that General Halcck has made
ample arrangements for seasonable and accu-
rate information of the movements of the
enemy, and for strengthening Mcclellan or
Pope as the occasion may require. But, while
the government and our army are thus pre-
pared to meet any desperate assault of the
enemy, we want to see the army Of Mcclellan
and the army Of Pope each strong enough TO
take the initiative and able TO cope with any
force which the rebels can bring to bear against
them or either of them. TO this end, in behalf
Of the universal wish of our loyal States we
again call upon the President to call out the
inforce each Of our two Virginia armies to the
extent of fifty thousand men.
The whole game and the issues Of this rebel
lion lie in the all important battle field of
Virginia; and between Richmond and Washing
ton, and between this day, perhaps, and the
LIST of October or September, or-who can
tell? AT all events, the sooner our armies are
reinforced the sooner will we be ready to re-
sume the march upon Richmond. And if we
intend to do any decisive work in this cam
paign we must prepare to do it before the mid
die Of November; for after that date the com
mon roads Of Virginia are impassable till late
in the spring. Now is the time for action. and
this is the day Of salvation.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

writes .. letter saying that he is willing to DO
everything in his power TO help Mcclellan
after going around the newspaper offices to IN
duce the editors to denounce him, and when It
is also notorious that he aided in the rejection
Of the most trusted officers of McC,lellan's
army, for the purpose of stabbing that g>'nerai
in the back over their shoulders, what can
be expected from such vindictive fcelin gs,
and what from such malignant spite as blinA'y
sacrifices the blood Of the people and the in
terests of the nation to its own base gratiGca-
ton
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

TnE TRIBUNE AND GKSERAL McCtE'L.r.--
Poor old Greeley sneakingly denies that he has
ever Opposed the reinforcement OF General
Mcclellan, favored division Of commands and
uttered various calumnies against the Grand
Army We refer poor Greeley to the Tribune
Glss, from which he will readily learn that he
opposed tue reinforcement Of General McClel-
Ian up to the very last moment, whom he was
scared by The letters Of his correspondent, Sam.
Wilkeson, into giving McClcllan's army balf-
hearted support not, as he repeatedly stated.
because Mcclellan was worthy Of support, but
because his army was in danger. lie will learn,
also. that he did 'stav.or a division o. com.
manas, and rejoiced exceedingly when FIRE.
mon, was assigned TO the Mountain Depart
ment, putting him AZ MoCleiians cspsnse. Az
to his various cslumuies against the Grand
Army.n we can refer TO any one os the Tribune
issues. Every lay the Tribune appears
rprink,ed over ,lh q sort Of rast of malicious.
cowardly ,sucs'ry paragraphs about the ARMY
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
The Campaign In yirginia-The Rebel
Army and It's Movemeats-Our Policy
and Our DUTY.

"
and Our Duty.
The fate of this rebellion hangs upon the
present campaign in Virginia JEFF. Davis and
his conlederates have concentrated around
Richmond the flower OF their forces from all
our rebellious States. making, all told, for
midabie army, very little if anything be-
low the imposing figure Of three hundred
thousand men. The rebel leaders have mus
tered this army chiefly through sweeping con-
scription act, under which every able bodied
white man within their control. between the
ages of eighteen and thrty-fve, is declared to
belong to the army. Their aggregate armed
forces thus brought into the field are fully up
10 six hundred thousand men; but the elite Of
ell these forces is concentrated ia the great
rebel army Of Virginia
The fact is pretty well established that, in the
late sscguinary battles near Richmond, the
rebel forces engaged were twice or thrice in
numbers the forces Of General Mcclellan; and,
according to our latest reports, rein.orccnents
to General Lee were pouring in by every train
from the South, 20 that we cannot be very
wide Of the mark in putting down the rebel
forces IN Virginia, between the line or the
James river and the line Of the Rappshannock,
at three hundred thousand men. We know,
too, from the experience Of some twelve
or fifteen bloody battles tlat this is an army
Of courageous and disciplined fighting men, and
that even with our superior arms and warlke
equipments we cannot safely undertake to
overcome one hundred thousand OF these rebels
with fifty thousand Union soldiers. According
ly, we cannot positively assure our readers that
we have the campaign In Virginia under our
absolute control uutl We are officially assured
that The forces Of Mcclellan aud Pope are
well up TO The aggregate Of three hundred
thousand men. We are ignorant Of the present
forcesof both Mcclellan and Pope. We know
that they have been considerably strengthened
within the last two or three weeks; but we
! spprehend that if the calculations and proceed
| ings Of the War Office arc based upon Virginia
| rebci army Of less than quarter Of million
Of men, Mr. Secretary Stanton Is lsboring under
a grievous mistake.
| In tks paKt plass IL u yery evident fr0a all
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

tice and hulranity-to Mexico as we'll as to
France-that these legions and armed ships be
at once recalled?
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

wALIAcE's THEATRE. No. sH Broadway.--FRA
DIAroLo-lElsH AogsoS.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

BoHERY THEATRE. Bowery--PrsRLEss PooL-Ir
LAND AS II Is--IiOw AyoID DaAsEF0.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

BAesuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway-TaE
LEARNED SEAL Harry FAMILY 8c. at hours Two
PIGsoas-AIP AND Tuck, afternoon ana evening.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

SIxoN's CRFNoRNs GARDEN. Fourteenth street an
avrnue.-OrERA BALLET, rRonsNApK CoAcKRr AN
tRsrRiaAIsE.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

s,BLos GARDEN. Broaaway.-rur ooLlres BAws.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-LiFE AND Al
JACK SHEPrARn-hEL.sA
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
THE SITUATION.

New York. wednesday, July 30, 1s6a.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

AnUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5l& Broadway-EraIoprAN
Songs. DANCES, &c.-AIHr Cor TINE TO TARRY.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

CHRISry'S OPERA HOUSE. SIS Broadway y-ErHoPrAs
Soacs DANCES. &c-DousLE BEpDED ROOM.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

WINTER GARDEN, BroiaNay.-rAseHos-Bo Ssr.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

the same audacious falsehoods in Congress. and
when a Senator like Wilson, Chairman Of the
Military Committee, on the basis of these con-
cocted stories, declares that we have $50 900
men more than we need, while our armies are
repulsed on every side from want of sufficient
numbers, this is still worse and far more crimi-
nal Congress, the government and the coun.
try are deceived, from the fact that Wilson
is Chairman of the Military Committee, and
ought to know the matters Of which he speaks.
He said recruiting ought to be stopped and
'he had been over and over again TO the War
Office, and urged upon the department 10 stop
recruiting in every part Of the country" Who
is to blame thai General Mcclellan had not
enough men in the late battles before Rich
mondg Senator Wilson and tho other radical
Senators who went TO the War Office, urging
upon the head Of the department ito issue
peremptory orders forbidding the enlistment Of
another soldier"
Since the retreat from Richmond, compelled
by Wilson Il Co., the peoples. eyes have been
opened, and the Massachusetts, Senator has
heard the first murmurings Of the thunder ap-
preaching nearer aud nearer, and he cxclaims
Il am rot guilty. The blood OF the slain il
upon his hands, and, as Macbeth said to the
ghost Of Banguo, "Thou caust not say did IL, :
40 does Wilson cry out, as iu imagination he
sees the indignant shades Of his victims ai.ting
around him, and listens to the walls of The
surviving friends aye cannot say did it'
When one Massachusetts Senator dcvotes the
section Of the country, from no higher motive
than because he once received personal in
dignity from Southern man, and when auothel
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Mmertfanti6e Madbridbtem.

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9e9en taS 6crtbelteben Der Union nit ATE,
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milie. Sett benz Nnsrifi auf Sort Sumte,
alaubt B9iaips, Die AuflSians Der llnipr
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gsaartdten pon Nprt WopaI.

New-gOrt, q. Nue. Der Ser. ct
Oampfer nWlafaGul ettS" traf geltern 8crmtt.
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9lus Der 8nnbcshanptitaSt.

aia@ a bia9tUn 81. Nusuf. General
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NeSen Ser 9erren Or. Earl 0rMn
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Str mir puber, SIRE Aufmerflamtett etniae
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0Orten oes Oidters: vNud ote 1Obten fol-
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Sp@frsnOtsfett mir beute gar ntGt petlam
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