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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

,''a " OF ots II and lots IL Ell of II iab
-, ~ 81 PIT OF 3, lots 4 8, pit Of and IL. blk
i i y . = ~ lein tk 16 lots in block
70 nt 81 X 1,a'iSn lots rs gin blk 4 lots
and 30 II on side Of ia bk 81 r. acr.s in sci Of
81 Sec 20 T. > 4 lots 347 eIo II u in block is
lois , ~ IN % = - lots elk Il lot 6 and 20
feet side q lot IN blk - lots in ii-t . lots
, q in blk ~; lots 23i5 $ 91J II II in block
3 lof IN bik 81 - acres Of 81 sci See 30 T K
p lots 10 IL in blk l. lots s g 10 n - IA
IA 10 is II ~ 90 q y p 20 > in Taylors addition
parts of lots IN blk Is; acre Of SCI az sci ~ %
r. 5 f. 2 lot 9 and e Of in blk So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
Range
VILLAGE OF nonGnvr-LE.

Perrys Addiiion.-fots z in block IS lots 2 3
y Is 4 in block L lots in block lois IN
, IN block >. Buras AdGitiou,-Lots ; aud pit Is.
Blacks Addition.-Lot %. Jenkins Addtou.-LOts !
IA BLK 10; lot in BLK Il lots 9 in blk lots 3
in blk 6; lots II in blk lot 10 in b) : lots
- 6 ia blk 10; lots > 8 4 in blk II lots
IN biz 9. Dodges Addon.-Test half of lot ] and e
OF Jos /. Lot Is in Wilson'S Addition. Naddcu's Ad-
d6ou.North pit lots and lots Il Is 10 % 81 l3S
Il 81; 90 90 9S zoe 105 113 Iii $50 13l l32 20.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
Tax NoTICR-

COUNTY TRE.srsgR,s orrIcE, Iowa Co, WIS,
DolgeviIle July 81, 1S62,
Notice is hereby given that 20 much Of each OF the
following described lots tracts parcels OF land assnay
be necessary purpase VIII on tha first Monday
LIST day. of September next ana the next succeeding
,iats be sold N. Public Aucion, az the Treasuser's
nee in the village Of bod atle, in said County, for
payment Ct Taxes interes5 and CHARGES tilereon unless
the shall be paid before that time sale 70 Gem
nance at o'cloc Ia the forenoon the day above
nam ID FRANCIS VIVIAN
comfy Treasurer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
PLaTTyTELE ACAD E1Iy.
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4 LII persons indebted to me hereby notified 10
= call aud pay mp immediately. and all persons hav
ing claims ag&1us, notified present them for
payment.
Mineral Fo:ut. Aug. 1sth 1852
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
The Contest .Es and Ssps rscnce Of az Ia
valid

PUBLISHED FOR THE BEEEFIT and as a Farring
and caution 70 young WHO suffer from Nervous Do
bility, Premature Decay, SC. supplying At the same
time the means O; selECure. By one elo has cured
himself after being pat TO great expense through redi
cal imposition and quaclery. By inclosing postpaid
addressed envelope SINGLE may be had Of tire
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, BEDFORD. King
County New York fy-12
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
vLEIT's SURVEY.

WINS SURVEY.
Paris n IFS m f-e ne re ia. 80 -aa 49,,
p9f.s % ll2i - Of lots no 3d. 81 %; that part
If o = .,-' q = s: i2s i31 that part
50 pit Of lot IF Of lot . lot 9: lots S. VI s.
r. 1t 81 in Matilda Hoods name; p lot y in Matilda
nj !of 30 in g.forra' I--fy, 49, -, ~. III =,
name OF jenkins PHILLIPS y. lot fg1 IN name cf J u
jenkins; lot liz lot III: nj lot % IA name Of V,
Lauyou; pit lot D. in name Of 3 AfcfIh0u of lot 50 in
name Of AGcIlhou lot 10; pit 1T p; lot 81 pt
lot III in name Of Mary Richmond 40 side lot los.
e tot ~ tot D and IT OI ind - nj lot & los
q q 5y,zft.,,1 - - ~ - ~ ~ = y, -il q
= - go -l''', ---'i'
HsHETsoN's SURVEY.
Part out l1s 2I3 ont lot IT2; ou-Ioss poi 2G2. ind
out lots ., -e9, US. -;j; Tad II the old Brewery
lots as iioFs: la III pt lot l22 ia Yieits survey
23 ial.4rf 0qs survey; 6luD acre in lot Z3. lot ,.
ind of out lot 81 out lots a23 22i Z26 lois
4 -. % :. , - H. y l3. H. y, Is, 10,
= -, -, = - u. L4''s addition Of out lots
~, ,'+7 -9'' 20, 80 acre ot Za5 md lots
% ti1 ~, cry a. o-ioNs llf ] ~ IN Itarrons
fe5 anu p - IA 'iei' survey 2l3 in Harisou's
FSy y, 10Y 20 N name 81 I'm Lanygu: out lots ZGi
80, ~ Z uud lot ~ out It Isl; p: lot lSs ri
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
: PECIAL NOTICE.
Land Agency, Col.ecr'oR end Exchange &c,
WILLIAM T. HENRY.
ATT Q RN = n t L "a

Has a complete Abstract Of Title to al geal
in Iowa County, kept up date b. posting era
the Public Records; ne ", - pro- at entio So al
business pertaining TO Real Estate IN and al
tend Soldiers Claims Tor Pensions Bounty Land-
back pay, &C, make Collections and
BUY AND SELL sIGHT DRAFTS
al the principal cities Of the United States .nd Eu
rope. DePosi.es received and accounts kept
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

lots ~ utRa.s0S's SURVEY X TowS or sIfEFriL rT.
Tots OF, 22s. go 2ii, 2I2, 25, Z56 PCS, es6, $50
s. 2f1, 2I8 2ll
CITY OF AIELPAL. poINT-sFCONp WIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

Ions NE VILLAGE OF MOSCOW.
Lots no. J. 2 ,, e1 + w l. ii. 3 all Of block lots
l. ? 4, ;, s. :, block lots /, +, s. ? Z : block O.
lgs ! >, 5, 6 5, block 10; all Of block IL lots 8 L. 5
block II; lot /, block !.
LOTS II THE VILLAGE OF ADAMsvILLE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
From tho Second Wiz, Regiment.
DEAR TRIBUNE,

Camp near Culpepper Cart House Va. |
August 4th 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

LOTS II VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND
sp lot q lot 3 n IS lots 2 g. s. 20. lot 12a,
lot p.
rARNHARp's ADDITION.
Lots ,, I, Is II.
go ar ~g-rory--T
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
.pOs Of manufactures And mechanical skill to the defence
of our liberties
S.1-i, oTthe Southwest.

speakpR OF one of the first campaigns against Spain,
Espoeon expressed the opiaiOn that moral sentiment
constituted threefourths of the power Of an army. II
such was the belief soldier of fortune who parceled
Empires with the sword, and made to execute his
purposes what must be the weight Of moral sentiment
in war Wsged to determine the future political con-
dition of the people who fight it
We we're very much discouraged by events occurring
recently in Southwestern Virginia The popular oehei
seemed 10 be- that our officers in command bad failed in
their plans for defending the country had suffered dis
graceful defeat at LsNisburg and than all in pub
lie estimation had permitted the escape Of body OF the
enemy, Who made an unmolested retreat from Giles
Courthouse through dtes almost deiensbe With stones
hurled from the mountain side These officers have been
superseded by Gen. Loring, who has arrived to take
command Of the forces in the Southwest and has already
made favorable impression upon leading men, who, as
we learn from most competent authority, are "highly
Vra,fed with his plans and views of the campaign. and
with his frank cordial and earnest temper and spirit
He will have "most cordial union of all hearts and
hands in bis views. In pursuance Of this sentmentei-
forts are making to raise troops in aid OF the Confede-
rate army As Major General Floyd can organ
izs and take command Of force to aid in the redemp-
ton OF the Southwest We have doubt Northwestern
Virginia may be included within the field Of operations;
and thus The whole Of Western Virginia be freed from
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

DIED.

Al the residence Of his Gu,t the morning Off 2eh Nay,
1854 ofTJ Fever GEJxoE LEWIs Of .oha cogb
Uhestei @ I'D county, aged 81 yekrs
Iber OF capan mssons company Of vorn esrs,
uaney Iand snd Ia the bloom NJ u.h ard n,
until he contracted dsaases neidert TO life which p,e
pTo5ratrd and stcenLt Al q his devote
La Cogl be III home III With ss add
before could be relieved Of nat stack seized vi Ty
phoi despite all tender VITA the Aio aGd lion
81 Pbyicians md friends he fell, another victim 10
aoe a1d inter sting nth and by his
department. has endasj hmelf IN many cats ne ro
grave Wi be vAtsred By the tears Of Gcon PGe his
askes a. YhlEND. DO
Dispatch. Richmend Christian Advocate pIeaIe copy
Vernon Dale, Nay 81, 1862.
JJHNs HARDGRovE Of the Richmond Grsys, l2th Va 70.
gen Thomas and Mary w. Eaogr.ys ofls ~, died
olde Gcah, On battle dsd suEdsy norLing. Juus l.
Alout 10 DEL SIX
Dea6 1ves shirl.g mark luis young man. Oily "a yea.
OF thsdol Of h fsmy the welcome and loved
mpsr Of all pho lneg him endG wed by nstcte With
persoa whom he sdd.d cultivated Intellect easy,
NH MANNERS aad warm, generou-, aGectota heart OF ne
stne prcby, the sonl OF honor w 60 the
ge for In ed he among the hr1t vol
his services thlfd for iou month the
action at horiJlG Alas tat his young noble Aou
be pie ced by the hostile mifsle IN Is astmen Bis
dssoE ol tie family mourn MT 'itfout Lope AJRItND.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
The Churche. a. Ho.pItaIs.

/. has been frequently suggested in the city press
that the churches Of Richmond should be appropriated
as Hospitals for wounded and sick soldiers. Wetske it
for granted that this dagrseabe necessity will be post
poned as long a. ii can be done with proprety, and
avoided altogether can be conveniently dose. But
h,ud the authorities fad themselves unable to make
suitable provision, otherwise for the disabled defenders
OF the city, they should hesitate to the churches
In those churches every Sabbath day, the Almighty s
mplored to have mercy on the sick and wounded, and
re vii not Imagine ihathcse who thus call upon their
Bsks1, would Themselves be unwilling TO show mer'
cy-such mercy as would be embraced in the cheerful
surrender Of their places Of worship for so humane and
christian use The Examiner lev days age, had some
observations on the SUBJECT which impressed US as being
both forcible and in fac spirit We subjOin portion
of its remarks:
At the foundation Of christie morals lies the duly Of do
ing good 10 the sick and the d cted Charity and oeneVo-
suce are the eldest cbilier rus religion. Here Il an
occasion when the professors OF those morals and that rell'
giou nav perform the works OF their faith in mos: sig
nal manner, TO an immense multitude oil persons, who
are pressed upOl their consideration ulder parilC ar
aad special circumstluces. Can the sacrifice OF chin
meriuO Varush and cushions be considered great when
il will furnish rest security, often health 10 the sick and
and at less shelter 10 ths DYING What type will the
PRAYING and fasting Pharisee, who went along on
the other side when the wounded man lay iui on bis
road or the good Samaritan who took him up from the
tus, and b'oooy
Secular usrs in general improper for the House OF
the Lord But this is no, OF them. church that
has adhered the dying soldier Is twice eonseorAted
siu be regarded nov and remembered hereafter Win o
double veneratiou In the French language there IS A
touching and noble name for hospital; they call il the
H.sl Dia-God's Tavern. The church that shall merit
that name in this season will hereafter be reckoned In
t~o ~sys the dwelling of Christ.
Necessity will compel the appropriation OF the churches
OF Richmond as of III oths. citiS 10 the neighborhood
of which great battles fought There neer two
hundred thousand men near this town. III ordinary
hcspi,as are long ago too full Il remains to choose
between private houses and the churches The houses
are occupied their utmost extent BY the families Who
Own them and these VINO have hed from the country for
safety and surgeons cannot attend TO multitude scat,
tered in eyesg sogsc Blu: the churches empty aud
shut up Tor six days every week and the necessity for
using them to save life and rng j. 100 clear to admit
OF la s,itauOn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03

The dsuee OF country has the lives Of m-
~ brave and men. L is sad that they shoald be
represented By saugheTsd HassAns and Yankee ,hsvcs
Ous tbsir lOss viii nerve t6eir eOuntrymeu 20 avepse
them and the memory OF their murder in defence OF
their native land S through r,ure generations inspire
detesAIion Of the treachsrous entny which must et
fsc,uAy exclude them from our country, and cat of al
relations With them.
The dead szs OF .u faHks They have persisted by
By battle aud disease but all are eushrusd in memory
the victims Of an Infamous war. Those Who have
csd 10 the defence Of Capital from al the States
Of the South The wounded have experienced the
OF the noble Eomea Of CUE city. The people Of the
South united by stronger bonds than could be
SOven by platforms and constitutions. They have bisG
IN the fields They have been nurset BY the same
hands. Uadyiag friendship Sil be cherished a=ongs;
them- The allarce OF true men sad brave women vii.
cement IT, And scarcely less than this the mingled ashes
OF Southern heroes will rspose beneath common
dueIt aud Spring rose will bloom around them on the
sCl Of their common glores. Let the dead sleep. 1t
"a tight tor the cause thus bSqgesthei 1. Is
dered more acrsd BY their blood For The living there
be no halt slor, Of victory. The way TO freedom may
be m1rked With tire and blood bat III path slavery
~ouli be teuto'j more h.dsous sad hopeless. Thank
Heaven it is unnecessary 20 contemplate Uha, We shall
never be doomed 10 undergo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
PROBABLE EFYECT oS TIE COTTON SUPPLY.
FROM u London Tnes. May u.

The captars q NV 0slelus is to the Coniede-
rates great dtEsge, gOubt II we could hear that
Il had been followed by any proof Of submission, we
might think il something moEe than damage But
-lgain protesting against any serious RELIANCE upon
American neWst would appear that the Southern heart
il by no means sOitened by this new punishment The
cotton for which the Northern haes convoy cHpaeious
halls was not brought down to the coast or shipped IN
the river "Al the Gotten and steamboats, eXcfp euch
| =, were necessary 10 transport coin aud ammunition,
were destroyed" ghteen millions Of dol rs in specie
we're carried CT invader appeared, and this was
pre- which Mr. Stanton nust eagerly have logged for
The Federas in getting possession oil New Orleans nave
got pcss son Of city which, in tine OF peace, is the
most valuable city, perhsps on the whole continent
for Il is the natural port Of the most fertile valleys
| which are psrmested by the internal waters Of
the American continent. But II now many
months sitco this city hes been az worhless 10 the
worl ANY village on the shore OF Lake SUPERIOR It's
yllue was not for ITSELF for il is an unhealthy and
ey,r deadly swamp Its value an outlet That
/: has long ceased TO be- Il vas boCkided and nov it
ia parisJnsi This is the crly ference is capture
ikea 10 the city tseh Undoubtedly II increases the
FedeIsl power Of doing harm. From New Orleans dee.
true i've inroads can be made with fatal facility and
a. and sword carried to every part Of the neghbor-
Cd where ships fiat But the grip OF occasion Is
n less fact than before. You may cash the body, and
even cat Of the legs of this bulldog secession, and he
may be bleeding to DEATH but you DO not seem TO De
oosing his hold.
How will this new exploit effect US? The American
Ministers at London and Paris srs are told TO assure
the Cabinets of St. james and the Tveries that plans
are now being matured for the mitigation Of the block
eds aud for facilitating the transmission OF letters Th's
promise has been made from time TO time at Paris or
some weeks past and, as can well understand, with
the most sincere desire the part Of the FEDERAL Gov
eminent to fulfil it, II the Federals in possession OF
New Orleans there is Of course an end to the blot kade
Of that city. All the world go in and SO out and
paying the appointed duties import and export wherever
they can find buyers aud sellers. There is only one
thing nov wanting, and that ia that the cotton should
come down 10 the New Orleans market.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
ConquerIng space.

This meaphorcal expression looks vel in poetry, but
by no means conveys idea of its oun difficulties The
strategy Of Mcclellan Is adapted to Europe, where
province my be spaded up entirely in ACAUpagu as Be-
GUM and Holland used to be annually The theory Of
subuyaiou Of S1mner is based upon similar eonius-
ion o. ideas The Southern States proper have far more
territory than the Northern on this side Of the Rocky
Mountains They are in,ersscsed by rivers, sWsmps,
and impossible mountains The difficulty Of es'ablist-
ing government Of force IN Jush country, defended
BY hue people, is obvious isom toe progress Of the
Yankee experiment With an immense army Of 900 600
men, and every appliance that moHey furnish, they
cry ogs already Tor more men, ard prove thar inability
to subics the cculry BY batting their armies under
shelter Of their lul5oais. The v.lOrous Banks Who
opened niger daPO, IN the valley terminated his COL
guest BY DgIOrous retreat thus leaving his work 10
be done over again by somebody else.
One Of the cougg1rors who writes Southern letters,
We suppose from Nassau street, plans elegant pro-
gramne. Bar IS comes up the valley. Mcclellan adj
vsases tOEaris Lyzebburg. Ccz from the West
and Burnside "or bis i-flence" co-opsrates through
Ncrth CoEoIin4. The result ia to crush the BY a
subordinate coil Of the consTe.o Docs the fool WHO
writes or the creduous Who read remember that AcCs
hns b1se is to hundred miles from the rendezvous
that Burnside has made jTt to penetrate the near
Iy fOuE hundred niles allotted hm-that Cox has never
ss5umei 70 DO more shan steal end carry away the nc
gross and cattle from region more JGSn three hundred
niles rou LyCebbasg, and that Al thesa distances are
msguiad BY physical obstacles OF the most obsiil Re
description aggravated By climatic diseases 70 which an
army from the North Is peculiarly subject The failure
OF oae OF these operssiOas-and Banks and Burnside
have made uccess-necessAry increases Ihe difficult
Of those Which have partially executed ,ter part Ct
t4e plan for il relieves portion Of forces 10 coz
ssutate upon any such advance The true defence Of
our country lies in the determination Of the people no,
TO submit and the physical Obstacles which the Amigh
has given 20 aid cur efforts. L.: employ both, and
Se are inviacols.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
TIKI cHIcKAHoNIkY CROSSED.

The special correspondent Of the Herald under date
OF % ult, Gays:
Another rubicon is pissed. General Keye's two d.
visions to-day crossed the Chckahoniny river on the
bridges built yesterday and encamped three miles nearer
to the capital OF the sacred SOIL which suppose may
be called the sacred city. Thus still in the ad-
yarce and our gallant leader is believe, the frs
General TO pass with army this historic
Before the march of the army, Colonel Russell with
the Massachusetts, Seventh Colonel nellie, with the Penn
syIvania Twenty third and Colonel Gregg, with the
Eighth Pennsy lvsna Cavalry made thorough and ad.
mirabe reconnaissance about four miles out the Rich
mond road. Two miles from camp they found the enc.
mys pckets who fred with more intention than fleet
and then sought safer place to the heart of reb
ldom Still our men pushed on close to their heels,
and few miles further came upon body Of the
c9emys infantry, about FIVE hundred strong, with
alry the r:ar of Longsreet's division This body OF
the errmy was equally disposed to show a close &c
1aintarce aud all that desired to know was now
known, the party returned
Five miles beyond our present position is the place
known as the Seven Pines where there is open plain
of considerable extent which, If We trrst what many
saw the enemy may meet 1t is seven miles thence
10 Richmond But the opinion gains ground IN the army
from the continual repetition of what Is told by contra
bands and prisoners that the enemy will not and indeed
cannot fight US. A contraband who was teamster in
the Fourth Texas regiment and drove several loads Of
sick to Redmond to the question as TO whether
many were sCk, gave the popular answer, Thou
ssnds on thousands"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
rnE skyEN1H RrGIYKNr,

Amorg the regiments which were hurried of to Wesh
ngton for the protection Of the capital from the "Gue
rlla Chief" Jackson, was the seventh Regiment Ct
New York. highly vanished, and, no doubt, imsgi
native account Of the trip to Baltimore Is published in
the Herald The arrival in Baltimore ia thus chroncled
Il was Just half past o'clock when the train reached
Bal more the latter part of the journey hsviug been
run in remarkable good time and right glad we're the
boys to cnce have the chance to stretch themselves
Quite a number had gathered abou. tho depot, and as
soon announced that the Seventh had arrived
the people seemed to be almos. frantic with joy. The
Stars ard Stripes soon rua up many Of the lead
ing buildings in the vicinity Of the depot
The regimenta line having been formed, Col. Ltfsrt
wheeled them into line, and amid the stirring music oil
the band passed through the city to the Washington
depot not the slightest attempt being made manifest
Cd TO interfere or modest them In fact We doubt any
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
THE YORK RIvER RAILROAD.


whe White House correspondent Of the Herald un-
der date Of 26ih ult., Gays:
The railroad from this point Pamunkey rver) to the
Ohickahominy, distance Of twelve miles, has been put
Ia complete repair and to day the first supply train
ssting of fifteen cars heavily laden with provisions and
forage supplies, left this place. The train was accom-
panied by large body OF troops as guard. Tne
opening Of the railroad enables now to send by that
channel army supplies to within six miles Of our main
body leaving the latter distance only 10 be traversed by
army wagons Oar engineers for several days past have
been industriousy at work repairing the partially de-
stroyed railroad bridge across the Ohckshoniny and
the work has been prosecuted with such unrng zeal
thanks TO Gen. Woodbury. Of The engineer brgade-tha.
/, is confidently expected that by tomorrow morning
the work will have been completed and the trains ena
hled TO crosa that stream.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-03
BANKS "UsYoR1usArx RrPuLsr.n


The Herald submits the following solution Of the "u.
fortunae repulse Of Gen. Banks"
McClelhn's army was divided into three armies and
with halt previous force be shipped o 10 York
town. As he advances he finds the enemy in front n
much superior numbers 10 bis He calls for rein
forcements. They are supplied from Gen. Mcdowell
but thus depleted, Mcdowell becomes spprehensive Of
danger and calls for other troops. They supplied
from the army OF General Banks, who has thus been
pouncei upon cut up desposd and driven out by those
watchfu rebel gueriis, Generals johnson and Esell
But why was not General Banks reinforced from come
other quarerS We arsw- r, that it was because Mr..
s. nltor Wilson, the head Of the Military Committee Of
the Senate and HE Congressional abolition clique after
the rebel evacuation Of Manassas brought tbout tie
suspension OF volunteering that the hostility Of this
clique 10 Gen Mcclellan and bis well considered Plans
the bottom Of this ment and that these alb
clifton radicals have been playing their cards with
armies in Virginia as TO bring about some great dis
aster under the pressure of which the administration
aud the army might be dragged hesdong into exter.
minang crusade against Southern slavery.
This ia our solution OF this unfortunate repuse Of
Gen. Banks We trace il to the eLmity Of Senators
Wilson, Trumbu Sumner aud others of that CT he in
the Senate and to Thaddeus Stevens Lovjoy, their
aboon brethren Of the House and 10 their SUGGEST
fu tricks aud intigues to break up the army ard the
plans OF Gen. Mcclellan, to stop recruiting for the army,
when fifty thousand more men were needed to secure
our conquests in Virginia, aud a hundred thousand more
to push the rebels speedily cut of the State Let the
.ponsibity then res. where It belongs