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WHY RICHMOND WAS NOT
TAKEN.
Letter from General Fitz j Ohm
Porter to Hiram Ketchum.
MoRRIsrowN, n. j., Sept. II.

MORRISToWN, y. u, sept IL.
My DEAR SIR: have read with great
interest your series of articles published in
the Journal Of Commerce on 6 snerai Nc,
Clellan. Having been with the Army of
the Potomac during the whole of the Pen
insula campaign, bear cheerful testimony
to the accuracy Of your statements in re
viewing the operations of this campaign,
and to the sounduess Of your conclusions
In the siege Of Yorktown, in the capture OF
Hanover Court House, in he battle of
Gaines's Mill, and in the battle Of Malvern,
it became my duty to bear somewhat OF a
conspicuous part. have not the slightest
hesitation in the expression of my opinion
that the course persued in besieging York
town instead Of making an assault upon
the enemys lines, was not only justified but
demanded by the circumstances existing
at the time our army reached Yorktown,
and l have not seen or heard anything
since the enemy evacuated that post which
would induce me to alter that opiuion.
If l had been joined by General Nc.
Dowel's force at Hanover Court House, on
the 9th of May, 1862, or within a week
thereafter, there is very little doubt that
our army. thus reinforced, could have made
a successful assault on the fortitications at
| Richmond.
{ But what induces me to address this note
to you at this time is your recent review o.
the battle OF Gaines Mill. Our forces
which amounted to $1,000 men, were unde,
nv command IN that battle. The force o
the enemy brought against Us was more
than double our numbers. If in this battle
] had been reinforced in time with ID 900
fresh troops, the enemy, who was repuIsed
three times, would have been finally driven
back, and the battle won on our side.
So, too, at Malvern, where commanded
the Fifth army corps, if at the termination
of that battle We had had reser-e OF IS,
| 900 or 10000 fresh troops, have little
doubt that we could have marched into
Richmond; but, as it was, we we, to much
exhausted to make any aggressive move
ment after the enemy was repulsoi.
You are perhaps right in stating tina
| all we wanted t. insure succes5 befor'
Richmond was the reinforcement whicl
had been repeatedly called for by Genera
Mcclellan, and which, by vigorous ant
prompt effort, could have been supplied
But one thing was fully demonstrated il
the battles before Richmond, and that wa
this; brave and desperate as the soldiers q
the enemy proved themselves, they wer
overmatched by our loyal troops.
lam, sir, with high respect,
Your obedient servant,
f. J. PoRTEE.
Hiram Ketchum, Esq, New YoEk-Sstg.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

The death of mans wife is like cutting
down an ancient oak taat has long shadow
ed the family mansion. Henceforth the
glare of the world, with its cares and vicis
STUDIES, falls upon the widower's heart, and
there is nothing to break its force or shield
him from the full weight Of misfortune. II
is as if bis right hand was withered--as il
one wing wa, broken, and every movement
that he made brought him to the ground.
His eyes are dim aud CLASSY; and when the
film Of death falls over him, be misses those
accustomed tones which would have smooth
ed Lis passage to the grave.
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Mixing Politics with Religion.

We published on Friday the letter of Mr.
John K. Lester, of this city, to tho editor
of the Boston Trumpet and Freeman. an or.
gan of the Universalists, in which was ex-
hibited some Of the evil consequences Of
Christian ministers meddling with politics.
The consequences 10 the country were chiefly
dwelt upon by Mr.. Lester. He might
have written another and very interesting
chapter, devoted to the consequences to the
church
There is scarcely church in New Eng
land,:if we except the Episcopal, which has
not suffered, aid suffered severely, as a di-
rect consequence Of meddling with politics
If the editor of the Trumpet and Freeman,
who has gone to hiselbows in this meddling,
will look at his own church, he will perceive
that this remark is at least TO some extent
true We have before us at this moment
an abstract Of an official report on the con-
dition of Universalist societies in Maine,
which presents some startling facts. There
are seventy seven of these societies in the
State. Eiqht of them, ONLY EIGHT, have
preaching every Sunday by pastors residing
within their limits. Eighteen have preach
ing half the time, or one service on Sunday.
Nine have preaching occasionally
Tjpsnty have preaching seldom" Itcsaty-
t,oo haze no SsyVics! There are only nine
teen preachers in the State, and eight Of
these only are settled each over single
society. The Secretary says: "It is sad to
think of so many houses closed in all parts
of the State So it is. And it is sad to
think that all this has come Of political
and in other ways med ling with
politics. Post.
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Confederate RepOrts.-Is Gen
Lee RemOved?-Alarm In Mo

MEMPHIS, Sept. Is, via Cairo, Sept. II.
The .Iobile Register Of the 9Th contains
an Associated Press telegram from Rich
mond, styling General Joe Johnston "Com
mander Of the Army Of Virginia" This
would seem to indicate the removal Of Gen
Lee
The same paper prints al appeal from
the.Mayor Of Mobile on behalf OF the dos
titute people in the city.
Citizens direct frcm the South state that
rebel troops are hurryiDg to Atlanta, Ga,
from all directions. Mobile is almost bare
OF soldiers.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,vr SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREIL, COR ONE INCH,
or LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.

o1.s,rc1A1 NOTICES Double the above rates.
Ss.Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
p the space occupied and the number of changes
made. ,.u,,,,. ~ s.ra,o
-. 70 he prid for in adrance.
S ssines cards not exceeding Ave lines, sloper year.
or &c for six months, but for shorter period nothing
Iii he counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
t advertisers own Immediate business; and all ad-
rssments for the benefit OF other persons as well as
iaai sdvertsements and advertisements OF auction
Las and real estate sent in by them must be paid for
:. the usual rates.
." - Advertisements not accompanied with written
ractons will be inserted until forbid ana charged
Notices for Public Meetings to be charged in all cases
st full rates. ,o,,oun.omar+s
If sermons, so cents each.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

The New York Sun, paper neutral 10
politics, speaking of the latest procisms'
ton, says.
"Partisans and politicians may rejoice at
this measure as Contributing TO the further
ance Of their respective schemes; but true
patriots will regret that the Admins
tration should deem it necessary TO inter
fere in any degree with the liberties Of the
people in order to carry on war undsrts-
ken for their benefit and the interests Of
humanity
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

Ma. LTcoLs favored US the other DAY
with proclamation suspending the writ OF
habeas corpus. As he had already suspend
ed il a year ago and had never taken it
down, we suppose it IL hung up . notch
higher. Men are not only to be kept from
voting, but they are also to have az extra
blister put on for ever supposing they had
any right TO vote
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

NEW CoFFIN.-A contemporary, IN speas
ing Of a newly-inyented metallic burial
case" says it is fast coming into fsshice.
and is highly recommended by those who
have ussd it.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

The Pailadelphia A Je thinks tina: instead
of the people at Washington being surpri'
sed at the premature" publication OF Mr..
Liocoln's letter, they should have been sur
prised that it was published atalL
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-22

CHARLFsroS, just now, is like young
chicken7hat would like to get out of the
shsll-of course to escape the Federal yolk
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Hiram Ketchum, Esq, New YoFk-sitg.
, 1863-10-04


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Essf VIZ snsrkrts hsss ss1 sss Sa.-a ovr,,xnek
ID, AI.-1st 80 - =
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.h1s. ~ I,sttn sr TEsef :: -. ~ H'~sc: :. A.
skcs nth r ~ Ia, N4cfuu grrdsa hiea.d ste~9t 81
sta ex re an nsat seRs sos h,tn tntss I'm ~ III
.s.rd- ~s,, s.,c =: sassAs ~ B c.r4 E,aaY l.a
Sand esss p.scld, WHY: r,fv pta9Ahiy To- .t-r3nr
Lta ,psehsra, A1. 0 tastkN ci,sed toass stta
= talrt. nAnL fas Psss*a ard sAIs saA1ats. II tsa
qt4sss.cns GIsN Ak sd:ta EIstss nan "a suaa
tsns1d nka =. : etnp Of nhG!9>c. .s~olss eIoEoa
Aleck u II |, 2a31ee bosnv toF nsAs 1uutst~.a.
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RELSt:ItpI'S INTGf.L1DENEL>


RELs&:1OI'S SINT6LLlDEsEL
ose prr-trt h>iox 4 .s,,crtor5 to this principal |
c.7,,. .eA " tLieas". E*ntcs* co1,1enoe II 10y
IN. AID ~ 2. a.:
pAITIsT-. ~ -
s-u.As C-rreu .-i'e-p'ssues t,ste.> eos~s., OF
Urhpyrn-Ikcx. = Aet.yon. a.: = 80
F1s.x, .-washtassoa ssssst~ eosats u fasalls~
sos1. 5ns|eesn s:'se4 ter7*f .: oaieSue,. y.
wsAaiIgtan md = ssd,roa- Rev. Or coarsrt
rx1as P.sk -We~r Lake stret, corner ofeaest
t,e,n-Hcv. James Iixont- - -. -.
~ i T1s nensst nsIa. & s1ss'Ds'
HcSTs pTAn Xrss.oxs- cornsr IT pi,tasea tud !
SrdEwiek stfests-Eer.0eo. L. Wsesa- = : -:
!, = -. - SKAME:es6. -. ~ 1 =: :: )
nrrnrt,-Neth weah, eora.z At Xssh,Eaa-Rss.
:: cun15T1As. ss.< Xix
Finer cHn,+11Ax,-Eeat Acrfos stzets ha.
tsten Aberdeen srd RueRcs ss'sets- RsE. W.F
- cosoRKoAT1uSAI- I
FfR.r--saa,h a,s~e st.ers- eornsr Of west
- NV hnsl-Akp--Iudtar& sslaet, corner OF Vol.
eott--Rev s. Ntthoaa- = sa5s =! =
Irr.orrn3Tnstd Afsnus, scsner ofyau Ba:na
sogva--i:io 0sanfIs s.,es. ,caeser II calunA Az
cnpe- hev~t ", q. Wight, =. i :; ...4.
g.. *: Ka'1st:oraI.. ~+., 1911:
R..uss1- --NestM.sfiasto ton md l'eos,s ss,ee.e--
81 -JAars.; Cars and Huron ssee-s.-iseT. +
Tst;5;5%:a..a A%eRas z s sae !.ek.oa STREET sss;sesst
IL. ez-W. - AyesHs ia ltst coc,.-nsr.
!. Il " tcx,rarnx-wa ahasa Aveane aed .Raa.
Delphi ssrea- Kev. {. W Aa;:rs; -
II. n Nrt'tp D-N. - - r@ = .,.. ~.
cnA..rs-:rwe. y soaah @ssee., E<a. s;osease
1--WE se.x,e r. a. r. s,e..nx q seeesa
Aseksbia1--k,Ak ,t1tss, bet~ecn cla,k aud La
Sails .uetsa -hev. i. 3. 1ones:,
'sssve'A-Ne7. X r. Tattis.
s. mo -. uf Iaa1sns sna Frank.
set o'rioeI s:aLdAs sssoui At sx a "a, seats
Tsrx1zr,-oa :5.st.aa b<s~eea ,,ie.,,ssn aa..
ssnsi nss a1s1'sa. IS sssme" y Nss' u It. oa'a>
czri CT o. zux '11cLr. caxxr:s,cs -..r~. X.
", lager. 'Rte=oF.' 1Tar rsua. terxtett wilt ha
Fl. FIJI tsee tha.c L s!,ssi*a toa oa H.s.ss a.
nsst the eas1es O. Ransa'fh. ". arc respectfully
AErnnDlsr.~ .-.:.,
CLARK 81 Akx~--S atl4!1R+p. a,a cla.R +s,st4%-
ls:aAsA staksr~ Ind :ans street, a4:A tc. .Ssc:,n
C'1ss and di'sA.tasn-H~t-l J. T., si5n-'loE.
Ws:,s.ns;1on x1s Madison s1stete~Hes. llahess
Ngt is.atsA sr.s.r--,w.est laatsa. *,tss,,
.Dh4tLMAx. 81. NJ z. cn.,nra,-Ss11ons ii
1a'f Z, u hsv.E> v. na'aF, s-A i. :h >. n.
Twalrrn ETnrsr~t:o:atr II s~t,nA md Es4,.
efss; "a .t.'sp n = r.; = y K'=1nS.
PAIN A,xx1r--co:.e ra1s Anslas An. ..saeey
*esrrtt~-Esv 4. Nnii1a.
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| Th:H Cd cot s1tt the tenement Ezn,er. lie h1a
! srssi faa!ly and ;~ss xaod fsy. lie 1<1.h.a IA
hare cuttA!s local hah!tsttor 70, the rear tc
co1se a: ,csRt. II he toa'a h4ve !eass to; 7eA-
he wns!d I&y shfee noa:hs il alsazce o,te,ulse
: lie taust lt.ot fsstlsxz.- ~ :.
TIC ls1dsost ~4s IN ws=t o1mca-y Tia. po:n.
/ ing tt1 lHcssed ~lsh sas.ae*s. 10 accepted tle
oses. a'td es: reeeip. aud lesc, leaving hlxntx
!er TIC t<taSf's aAaue handed thesa to the sssna.
+; str arc taauss1 Do snare c{ tle matter A vttk
LATER, In his A'setocon Tide, 1t ocus,te to hin Is
dssse BY TIE pse1a!t+a 7slieh .aa ksvea lin 70
tHEcA tsontc, Tae hes Il :csna.e, ,sitt.ac Il .as
~:ncsw u T. Iroto y. x.srtk him - ena he Asf
II en SIC. "A second 1cok sat,s1st s.z, taAs 1t
sela:Sest 20 Tie :aoisj cf na<,.n.x si,,ue w.:s
~lss Lt hAd already rnjo, Il st1 n4aalhs II ~,
Eat:os. src ~aowss 1ar *scpre ty he. rece.a,
and i<xrs>sof tw~lrea:onth to eos,e, Axe.as, s.>
Ft'tesa;-:=1etast=: u II pKecess for hsr rumua1y
+jl
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- yr>e~ts Phs=ed He+xese. ~,
fs5tttal p!sf1t..h " the Ch:taxt, Tr.bun

f -" 's = ! > tri.- rxrau:4 fltt z lF3: :
+ rrc Prpr foartata. hsrk Anxtts. MI uarns, .eh-s
Jrs trsas+ ao1:-::n, sssaAssr s;els, sopk.9 e;s,h
MAtnntep, Alytsa Etssk. ">'-.
/ 1'.~s.-ETnpA -tsso, oar, La aear Il tss 1xkes ::
ss-fs Xii. Ene. wIosr.* paeote. R.dsse hrk F<1.
t<u. seh-s 81. Jxfat Bsssa1a sn1taz Stalker. nj
yeszsan Aeaae<tIo, pey1a.nz Transport, Gea sso.z,
t,~fs Esse1. Austrata Qoh1s. scostsr vstsey,
nteaa. 'lss'on, saa 1as.ase, pIsks. .Wti,taa
Cs4c.tt y.. 49,. - ~ 1t'' =
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rt1 BE- ae.i :: o.. i. a., sd & <. rsrr
Sls4 tnstsa1icn,ss est.acsJ 70 aMs
TSvaEsAusr.-,.R ::AAe tnitr Ch1,ra. co,n., ~.
3Estae!n strs's sS,f SAttaao AreE-r-ts.. Pr.
aA,atr. e9iss wiz fT:ata Z tzl> past ts., = u.
Hhb.xt.-Ihe s,nth Ak..1t Lavreact.
pnxAcnts<. y rEsse.. hy r.. I.@,n~s r IN,
tseta sAis ;..ot-in !: II . .a13 a. loek D. n
81 HatAsHkJ.A .acsaerny, NJ II {.l,trr ao.:;
h4ala t'":A "sser!, Sea- MAts+on st:ess
TpTkssAk MISSION. .-TM s:eotd ssA-tc.;y Soz-
SeH q He Fu*Ant!e A.t!ctAy >oeistr III tf,t.
*; TOE ..i!h tlt EAiA, ~ eaae s aibssh s;;s,ni
Viii - bead tE tbs}tttEs~ fuo,n of the crrri, hi.
st,+ts CO... ..sss:,es IT, cnr.uecGs AZ src i cvrx
AL h*f,eEds * ttr csus~ a.e tuv:l.4, s.
Ei'r1uHs Ta.st'NE. se4 r>oe1 . cc,,rt, T. vo,x
F. t*f Ella Eosr1tf. .sst &, J HsA WI tctss na
ttsE,G<1Hnc. ",5t Aental evening It IS, Wv svi'a
IL.feh. Nj il '- u, ~ssarue+ md ~-tA-s;.
soi:Tc = hte eef!.s ts,la, sad s.oes no d. oi
htar htt. wt!l ni'-s . ,a:e trcat, E II
Cl!esro, tkt- T. 4Ias "