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MURFREEsBoRo', TENNESSEE, /
No. 1000 z

DR., J. S. NEWBERRY, SECRETARY OF THE
WESTERN DEPARTMENT OF UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION Since my last
report of the work Of the Commission at
this point there have been no important
military movements, and no eXigencies
calling for extraordinary effort on the part
of the Commission, except in one partieu-
lar. About the middle Of April much So
Iicitude was expressed by Medical officers
of the army, and the Agents Of the Com
mission here and at Nashville at the mark
ed and general increase of scuryy in the
different regiments of the army. Serious
approximations were entertained, not from
results then reached, but from those that
we're 10 be feared if the danger could not
be promptly ayerted. The generous and
constant supplies Of vegetables which
you procured to be forwarded when no.
tilted of this, have proved like refresh
ing showers upon a thirsty land. Upon
receipt Of your telegram that larger sup
plies would be forwarded, I exhibited it TO
the Surgeons and asked them to use the
present supply more freely, and requested
our storekeeper to give out all we had in
quantities which would exhaust the stock
in three days. But before the three days
had expired, large accessions were receiv-
ed, when the Surgeons in charge of all the
hospitals and many of the regiments were
Immediately notified, and their acquisitions
promptly sent in were filed much more
generously than we were enabled to fill
them before. From that time to the pres
emit / have said to the Surgeons in charge
of all the hospitals here, use these sup
plies as freely as will be for the good Of
the men-call on us for the maximum sup
ply needed for your hospital and you shall
have it." and to the Surgeons in charge Of
regiments, "let none Of your men suffer
fer the want Of vegetables, they are de-
signed for the sick, but put the most liberal
construction upon the term, give to sl of
the sick, and to all the men Of the regi-
ment, whether excused from duty or not,
who show any symptoms Of scorbutic dis
eases, or any tendencies to constitutional
arrangement from The lack Of vegetables
IS much of these stores as are needed to
restore or preserve health, and before your
stock is exhausted send in for more and
you shall have it." The large shipments
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY

- ORDER OF COURT.- Oh the 18th day q May,
iS3, At O'Clock P. NJ. at the door Of the Court
House Of Cuyahoga County, in the City OF cleveland,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following Real
Estate, as the property OF Timothy Murray, deceased,
to wit: situate in the township Of Brooklyn in the
county OF OuyahOga, and state OfOhiO, and known as
parts Of lots number sixty-twO and sixty-three, in
jennings allotment on University he'ghts, and de-
said lot 60, oue hundred feet east OF the northwest
corner; thence south $50 feet; thence east 81 Ret
thence north $50 feet; thence west 50feet to the place
Of beginning, the boundary line 70 be parallel with
lot lines. Appraised at &20Om Terms Of sale-cash-
WELLS PORTER,
Admir- OF I. Murray deceased.
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8PEgIAI K0TICEg.

DR.. N,
Member Of de Royal OoHsgs Of Physioians
London, England; Gradsais Of
Rioora's HospitalJ for
FEMALE EASES,
and A constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for tho last tsn yoan
has opened his ONCE at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he winb ppy to meet all those who are a.
aictsd with 81 U and chronic diseases.
His treat ptirely different hon the Oh
plan, mLe, shcaciousa and elective. Hismed-
lcines AZ simply vegetable extracts and oils tn
have never been ussu Oa by two other physicians
America besides himseh De has spsat the CREATES
urt Of his life and thoUIands Of dollars in obtainina
a fgw secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. no charged for giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA-
To YorEg Missile can prove 70 you 10 a few min.
utes that be is the only physician yod ever treated
with that cures this disease EoreFery patlenE NlQ
Will hollow ms dreeilonss ne VII slse o-9 -
Dollars II he nails IN curM4 TINS disease. ~
made for consultation. Those AZ a distance who visa
! to consult the DOctur may do 80 by sending = small
vial Of uriue o. mail, WITH pane, sex and ags, anqhe
| will answer and describe their case, and the pcssibh-
ity Of getting relief. BY enolosing a return postage
stamp maI2-2
The Chief Attributes of Manhood are
frequently lost or suspended BY mal-practices and Vi
oious habits that will inevitably LEAD to hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYS
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" 1t is elabOrately hlustra-
ted with oolored sngrsVings and viii convince the
most hardened and uneoneerned, as we'll Is relisTe
the minds Of the most Responding, By leading them
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
agony and despair.
sS-soId BY Dr BARROW, lA Bleeckor- St. n I.
Price IS cents. sent free sveryWhsrs. See adssrtiSs'
msnt Of "Trissemsr" in another column
sold also By G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland
/ Ohio.
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L. 6. SANITARY STEAMER DUELEITH,
- nrrnnrn.rrnr Rrrrn- Anril q. 1859

To All THE Boys AND GIRLS IN OHlo:-
We have Just finished the distribution of
our precious cargo Of good things for our
sick and we'll soldiers in the hospitals and
camps from Cairo, Ill. to Young's Point,
La. These things were much needed, and
are gratefully received. Will your kind
hearts and willing hands work for the sol
diers2 You may ask, "What can we do
You can work in your gardens and fields
plant and cultivate potatoes, tomatoes,
onions, cabbage, etc.
You can gather Strawberries, raspoer-
ries, ourrants and ~blackberries, and your
mothers will can them. Your apples, pears,
peaches and plums a be cut and dried,
and put up in small bags,-then these rich
treasures Of your gardens, fields and or
oasrfg, SeatTurdae'sB RdFeB RatFieJGIJd g9;
and thus the Sanitary Commission will
reach the soldier, help him to get well and
cheer his heart. Begin to plant and to VoTk
at once. Keep at it, and thousands Of our
brave soldiers sharing your gifts will rise
up and call you blessed. B. W. c.
Let every child have his soldiers gar
den and cultivate it well, and when
small fruits begin to ripen there should
be an army of boys and girls picking,
drying and canning-let nothing go to
waste-when apples and peaches begin
to ripen, be prepared to dryin large guam
titles. Every soldier should have his full
share, each deserves it at our hands, and
now that arrangements are so perfected
that the soldier will be sure to get them,
every friend should do all that is possible
to supply them.
We would appeal to the wealthy in be-
half Of the sick and Wounded-give freely
to your Aid Societies, that they may pur-
chase and make up clothing suitable for
the sick and needy.
We have received portions Of the re-
port of NJ. C. Read, Special Agent of the
Sanitary Commission at MurfreesbOrO', Of
which we publish the following extracts.
1t is particularly valuable as making
known more fully the want of vegetables
in Roseoran's army, and the results of the
efforts Of the Sanitary Commission to sup
ply this want:
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POST.OFFIcE TIME.TABLE.
1868 sUNMER ARRANGEMENT 1888
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
commencing April 10th, 1858.

n UUTIG VIII % WN0NIN u - "
hour after arrival Of trains.
E8-An Mails close one hour before departure OF
trains. -
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at AS An, l;fO 3 43oP.M-
Eastern Way arrives at 9;55 A. NJ.
Western Through arrives at gG A M ands'2 r u
Western Way arrives at $40 P. M.
Sandusky Way arrives at 9.25 A M.
Cincinnati Through arrives at g;45 A. N, S;o I'm.
40 Way arrives at 9:35 r. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7.30P ?. n.
do Way arrives at 9:l5 A NJ.
Mahonins Way arrives at 7:6 ?. NJ.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 r. NJ.
RockpOrt, &C, arrives Tuesdayss Thursdays and SAT-
urdays at u NJ.
BrecksYile, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
al TSP II.
sharon tenteT, Granger, North RoyaltOn, &C., arrives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P. NJ.
Warrensyille arrives daily At lU:l5 A. n
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily al A. n
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Nc &C AttribuLes Of Manh0Od I'd


For the Benefit Of Nervous Suffer
era The WANING VOICE on
SeIf-Dure Of Debility, Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, &C. BY . tormaH
d. ii. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN
neW French afe Is the only article ever
"a by the Medical Profession a. a SAYS and sURE Rre-
VentiTe. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, % any
address, on receipt Of stamp. dec8cbB
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n. n. " ELIXIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases OF the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Price . cents per bottle.
John 7. Henry q Co, waterbury, Vermont. GsneT-
Azenta. Sold By d. $. Barnes, " 6roadWayl So
and Strong & ArmstTOnR, Cleveland. noEl2:t9
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OF THE
UNION MEN or TIKI NORTHWEST
At
rr...,nna. Wednesdav, MAY 2Oth, 1868.
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Messrs. Sandford & Co. inform us tha,
they have made arrangements for a lib
ersl amount Of United States Bends.
commonly called Give wentios." of
all denominations, from $1,000 TO $50.
The "~Grecnbacks" can be converted into
these bonds, the intsrestof which, al sr
per cent Is payable semi.annuaHy in gJM
These bonds have met with a large sale
over all portions Of the country, $40 e
100000 having already been purchased
by capitalists, lradesmen, farmers anc
laborers, who have been fortunate enough
to lay up some surplus funds Whice the,
do not care - risk in the nncertaiuti,,
Of teade, or speculation. Toy are Ger
tainly the best permanent investment
one can make Of his means, as the faith
and credit Of the whole country is pledgeo
for the redemption Of these b NOS.
They cannot be below par, for The 10
terest is paid upon them IN gola every oiA
months, at the rate Of sic per cent; sno
in al probability they will be at a pre-.
MUM In The course Of a few months. /,
is evident TO every one that when The
United States Government is unable e
p,y the interest upon these securities, nc
State Or Corporation security will be
worth any thing.
A banker ia Louisville informed us
that many Of the secessionis's Of thai
city had invested largely in these bonds
thus giving the strongest possible proof
Of their confidence IN them. We doub,
not that Messrs. SandfOrd & Co., will b.
called upon by many who desire TO in.
vest In these securities.
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Rebel Claims.
NAaRrIttr. LnlH Ia I'm

NASHVILLE, July is, 1868.
fnmvD MrRcER whilst "bobbing
round yesterday, / picked mp the fol.
lowing, without envelope or address. As
it seems a peep behind The curtain, if
Q deem il expedient give IL On airing.
GANrvAY.
Dear sir:-T have been informed that
letters have been given to -, stating
that he is a loyal man, "has taken tho
oath, given bond" etc, which letters will
assist him in collecting certain vouchers
and claims which he holds against the
United States, on the face of which is in
scribed Payable On proof Of loyalty"
Mr.. - was an early and active
secessionist and rebel, 80 man Of stand
Ing" n member Of the COMMITTEE Of
Safety and Vigilance; !" was present,
with other gents OF same stamp, when
Nr. Pearl, Superintendent Of our High
Schools, was summoned before that self
constituted "~Aroopagus" aud plead in
vain for an extenua,ion Of his sentence,
or q hearing, or even a sight of a letter
which the willing tools of this creature
had Purloined from the mail; which let
ters was written by Pearl 10 his grand
father In the North, in explanation Of his
conduct in leading The children of our
High Schools in a procession to witness
the hosting Of a largo rebel Gag on our
degraded Capitol, and for the writing of
which be was ordered to "leavo in ten
days MIR. , in whose favor the
letter above alluded to was written, ad-
ded to q natural flend spirit the weight
OF a large fortune and Extensive connec-
uon,' all OF which were enlisted on the
side of the rebellion. l do not know one
oi all his extensive connection" who did
not bow TO the black image of Calhoun
ism. II our Government pays such men,
Cat least until this war is ended,) we
have suffered in vain; and in vain do the
voices from six thousand new, red,
unsodded graves in and around our GEM
etery call for rotribution.
AS an American citizen, in the name
Of my children, l solemnly protest against
such payments. Our first duty is to put
down the rebe lion, and then let the civil
law attend 70 these creatures and their
claims; then let the cry of "Beef" burst
the sides of our courts again with the
scOrnfal laugh. To pay these men now,
is to rearm rebellion, and will entail an
archy on ms.
II We must pay, let il be the poor, who
were pOwerless to resist the rebellion,
and have in many instances lost their all
by wars natural consequences. Concil-
late these by acts of justice, and even
magnauimity you will win them back
by such means, even though wanderers
from our fold let them feel the mercy
as well "a the power Of our Government
aud let the wealthy nabobs who brought
eli this ruin on the land, drink for q sen.
son of this cup Of their own mixing.
dGAMNAY."
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THEATRE. - The performances open
tonight with-ah, yes!--an inter- egnum
Of two weeks-seats TO be cushioned,
interior Of the house to be painted and
otherwise improved To be followed by
the interesting and much admired after
piece Of The Re Opening" characters
by the comp sny-Dutield, Flynn and
Simons 10 f%Avorite characters, During
the evening Mr.. Stewart will sing an en-.
TREY usic batch Of songs. We bespeak a
full house.
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Gen.r.I Order 40. Ia

HFApoUABvEns uNrun Static 70. ca,
Nashville, tennessee, July Is, 1 OF +
I. Any person found interfering with
or tearing down any b~srricAde, rife pi',
ditch, or embankmeut or the military
dams on the wesi end Of Nashville con
s,ructed for the defence of the city, will
b. arrested aud dealt with as a public
en- my.
All guards are ordered to arrest on
the spot, any person so offending, and il
on trial convicted, they will be sent 70
tho Peuiten,iary at AL 90, Ill.
By order az Brigadier. General r. s,
GRANGER, Commanding Post.
w. NEVIN,
Capt. and A. A. General.
july16-lw.
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AUCTION SALE To- DAY.-W. II. Luous
& Co. sell dry goods, groceries, shoes,
ready-made clo,hipg and varieties nj
auction, commencing this morning at 0ik.
o'clock and continuing all day. This is
one Of he largesta and best assorted stocks
offered this season. The goods are Of
excellent quality, and very desirable.
We would advise all who wish to MAKE
purchases 10 attend this sale. The goods
will DO sold without reserve, for what.
ever they will bring.
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The Citizens Of New YORK
Relieved.
-
Porter TO Command on the
Mississippi.
-s-
Farraguf tO go Outside.
-
Whereabouts of. Lees Army.
-
MOTgan's Force Dispersed.
-
Basil Duke Captured.
Basil Duke Captured.

New YoRE, July 2O.-Gov. Seymour
has relieved the citizens from further
military duty In quilting rioters.
Gen. Dix superd.d Gen. Wool on Sat-
urday.
A New Orleans letter says, it is ru-
mored that Admiral Porter will assume
command Of the Mississippi River, Far
rsgut going outside.
The Herald's Washington dispatch of
the 10Th says the bulk OF Lees army IL
still in the vicinity Of Winchester.
PuILApELPHIA, July 2o-Loe iS with
drawing his main force by way Of Stras-
burg and S aunton, not by C~ulpepper.
CINoINNATL july 2O-H BISON and
Judah, who had formed a junction, over
t'ok Morgan's forces near Pomeroy,
where Morgan broke up his band into
small squads, in order 10 escape. One
squad with six pieces of artillery, made
for the Burlington crossing, but were
driven back by tho g~unboats, q hundred
and fifty being killed and sounded.
Oar cavalry charged and captured the
hole battery, killing a number Of rebels.
Coils. Woolford and Shsckelford cap
tured one lot Of five hundred and sew
enty five another lot Of two hundred
and seventy Eve besides numerous
squads, amounting, in the aggregate. 10
thirteen hundred.
Among the rebel prisoners are Basil
Duke, Coils. Dick Morgan, Ward, and
Grigsby.
Oar forces can prevent the remaining
rebels from crossing or getting further
North.
We are continually capturing fleeing
rebels,
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Another consignment OF rebel prison-
ers-seventy EIGHT 10 number-leit here
Sunday morning for the Military Prison
in Louisyillo. II Is understood that a
majority Of them are TO be released On
taking the oath
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Every neat very neatg' exclaimed
every one Of the hundreds who called
last evening at No rs, Cedar street, to
SEQ how o,r friend MIzE had fitted up
his establishment, and "better still"
they added, after testing the stock OF
his bar. Go ahead, r. N, you're on the
riqht road.
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DR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDR0N BlTTERS
The Lat st assd Most Important
Discovery OE the Nin.trenIH
Century.

NJ o mans nnme ~ more intimately connected with
~ the history OF the MatCuA McdiCa 1 thf uuitel
-iates or more .avOraby klo, "a 40 "A piuucor 10 med
icl discovery, than that OF Dr. Juhh bu,l, oi Lu
isvile, KY. HIS ilimitaiio reiaratoa vi Ssrrapu
81 "a has loug Htlod ~ the head a. the various oom
30 nus uf that y Auublt dfu ISIS compound rootor 10
81 a ild Cherry hNs become hou.ehu 30 wor through
or the West aud south ala as WOfm ~ nseat 10
lrss than a yer afpr "a ~ Z toduclOn, a. pineI O.
r,put q ON ~ n id,a read as tpe co an nt d NOrth
mrrita. but iln CROW, ing glory { u.s. re rem, ns
% DO Q taiuoa o. hs i4t,st al ooyefy ur r,ulo com
3nat,on fr he 20 3 n1t chain g. ha ttr he Ole
0VHer fCEuAUA, thEa rs &C 4sz { taatl g 8
now Cd rud TO III publ G.. Inst hun.a heh nlst
h native inlabtant 4 & nara Amotlo ~ AhuBi
H. virtues b ave BEEN Auokn i0f more tlun tSu hh
red y an Aruiod with %, 80 iDaah lids dpd ~
70 the mo tdeadiy maj ia, ana b miles ~ bout irai
DC 10 % venouaous sefpouts. 10 iaa belief with "a 10
that viii e there 10 bre a. iet ia tho ngay tha Crdruu
Is potent tUcure, 20 matter Nhst the dlsrae 20 d..
Vile -. bul is 30, pr, pared 10 tudofss ths %
r~avHsant pr tension, Ia h nevertheless satisfied
l,oma thorough oAamln . on q ho oytd no rviai X
10 ~ virtues, hat "a a feln dy and preventive ioT q
diseases arising from cap sr eltnsr g." Oh &c Il
weather aad climate, or 20 the miasmatie iuA cnces.
Il Sands Wiz out n rival, sud justly rp4 ye- %.
reputsu n Il has 80 long o.loyed Ia Ctntral Atnfric
aud the Moit ladies. 10
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Proclamation by the President.
A Day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
WASHINGTON, July 10
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATss
or AMEhICA:

WASHINGTON, July 10
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATss
or AMEhIcA:
A PROCLAMATION:
Il has pleased Almighty God TO heark.
en- to the applications and prayers Of an
afflicted people, and to Vouohsafe TO the
Army and the Navy of the United States
victories ON LAND and on the sea, so sig
nal and so effective as to furnish us rea-
sonable grounds for augmented conf
dence that the Union of 'hese states viii
be ustained, their Constitution preserved
and their peace and prosperity perma-
hently restored.
But these victories have been accorded
not without sacrifice of life limb, h-alth,
and liberty, incurred by brave, 10 al and
patri tic citizens. Domestic affections
IN every part Of the country fol. OF in
the train of these feai full bereavements'
Il is meet and right to recognize and
confess the presence Of the Almighty
Father, and the 20 yer OF his hand
equally ia these triumphs and these sor
rows.
Now, therefore, be it known, That do
set apart Thursday, the 6th day Of Au-
gust next, TO be observed as a day Of ma
tional thanksgiving, praise, and prayer
and | invite the people Of the United
States TO assemble On that OCCASION IN
th,ir customary places Of Worship, aud
Ia Tho forms approved by their own con
science, and render the homage due 10
the Divine M1jesty for the wonderful
thugs He has doue in the nations be-
halt, aud invoke the influence OF HIS
holy spirit to snbdue the anger which
has produced aud 30 lOng sustained =
needless and cruel rebtilon; TO chanse
the heats OF the insurgents; 10 guide
the counsels OF the Government with wis
dom adtquslet 80 great national emer-
&c cy, aud 10 visit with lender care aud
consolation throughout the length and
breadth of our laud ali those who,
through the vicissitudes Oi marches, voy-
ages, battles, aud sieges, nave been
brOugh TO suffer in mind, boy, or es-
tate, aud finally 20 lead the whole ma
ton, through the paths OF epentanoe aud
submission . the Divine will, back TO
the perfect enjoyment OF union and ira
teIn,l peace.
Ia witness whereof, | have hereuntO
set my hand and caused the seal of the
| United states 20 be atlix d
Done 1T the city OF Washington this,
the 10 b dRy OF July, ia the year Of OUR
l. I'd one thousand eight hundred and
sixty -three, aud Of the Independence
Of he Unlted States of America the
eiehty-eighth.
IL. 81 ABRAHAM LINooLN.
WM II. SEWARD, SECRET Ary OF State.
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Our good friends Of the Ruth SALOON,
No, 10 Cedar street. continue 10 coneoc'
beverages of the most palatable and
tempting character. We tip our beaver
for The compliment, yesterday 20 the
"Union boys"
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Rapid Exha siion q the WsbslIIOn
The Huntsville (Ala) Copfdsraey
makes this striking confession of the
weakness Of the rebel military power;
awe are informed that the Confeder-
ate States Government has ordered out
tue men from 40 10 40 years Of age-in
other words has extended the conscrip-
tiOn TO men embraced within these ages,
As the Conscript Law authorized the
President TO do, 10 his discretion. We
think the discretion wisely exercised
The i0dr enthusiasm, sOAicA animated many
to voianteer IN Mo beginning, has, IN the nat
arGt course Of eteNts, subsidized. II Is not In
human nature 10 maintain 80 high q pisoh
Of enthusiasm as then exist d. Both the
mental aud physical man would have
given way under such a tension Of the
spirit and nerves. Tho war has become
q stern reality, a matter of sober iudg-
menL aud numbers will not volunteer to
grapple with the realities of llte, pArtio-
ularly where life aud death are in the
scales. Volunteering having, almost en-
tirely, ceased, and N list Of Persons, undey
40, subject 70 o0nScrPa0 being nearly ey-
haustet, q becomes necessary % call out al
oUar 40"
Now if the Government instead Of
hearkening to the advice Of those
counsel an armistioe, or a Peace
dcputalion to the rebels, will persist in
putting forth its military power in all its
yigor, there will NOT be a rebellion
thought Of for o century to come. Let
US kill the rebellion aud its causes, while
both ere an our power.
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The ques ton Of precedence between
the Mi Generals has been settlsd d.
They rank as follows: Mcclellan, Free
mont, Banks, Dix, and Butler.
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The weather yesterday was QUIZ
warm. 1t is about time We were having
something ike summer. The temperature
here, so far, has been lower than that OF
Cincinnati.