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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15
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WINTER G 4 FJHsShiv.yopr or ART.
Detected to the prod ction Of
TRAGEDY

TRAGEDY
7, the most perfect for and especially to the eatars =
An AMERICAN DRAMA.
THURSDAY EVENING; AUGUST "a
Under tn- management OF ". w. STUART
This Establishment has, during the pas two months undeDD
gone con plete reno's alton snd repair,
interior circles have b"en n-~iy decorated by MT u.
MUHR. aud tie Prosc~ninn brsaLci by pictures usravY
ia. exquisite nit. Mr JOaa LHFAROE. The theatre
been entirely reeaei, newly etei aud matted ne~
the stage, mode. Of hea.,s and vsnia ION end
expenditure spared to enaef the house perfect M comfort ~"
The int eight weeks will b. devoted to comedy and M
snaH has pleasure n nn s,sSS s .a1
pronounced by the cultivated 81 Ice r orr seateS
comic artist will sppesr nightly IL vfiety Of MS neno9Nf
ehsractee Ia favore plays AID many h'" 'Ns' ''"''As
CAPITAL COMEDIES. r,.v,e
AND LAuGhABLEFARcEs'
the curt IN wal I, aud performance eon%.ns'
o'clock with tue k :'si.its SssyS fRESb,
With IN, 70 low Ing iis, riDution OF chariciss pvn
MAJOR De boots .'............;: Ar, j. 5; TkAnF
icebrooh .....'.'''..'y c. WALCUI. in
Fr.t appearance in twcive months, Q cyAcvpAu
Ma seashsriy ......'.'.'.''..'M W.. sEpLIY BRoWH
Mrs. SwaDd own, ..''''nfs S'@"
tier hsst appe-rauce u this theatre URINARY CARA
Mrs. DE Roots. ...'.''.'''''''"'''' "
After watch Buck.,one's treat Fsrce Of the
ROUOH DIAMOND,
Mr. J. S. CLARKE as COUSIN JOE,
Mn. sEpLEY pRnVN a. MARGERY.
Thee pircs; VII \, DC presented with entirely NC"
Nv cct,,sny already enbr.c,nr many Of tho most pornse
favorites OF New orb viii introduce q. ms $3.50.
gTe-ses somc uarn-s dcscrvedy cheihes 70 sn7 P"'"
u,on,bratce, and others not before preseuted neni
Dir. Stuart has sncer pleasure la s.n.uneihs'-s
MR. kDwIN BOOTH 49,,
ii, s. nj. r,so,a.Dc.. rxciosively to this theatre
NewYosk and viii appear durns the season ~ @ ~
great cha ssie" In the p,s Q, cast, and appliances
~. L,,ore stt-mpted on the New York stage lie WI sc
appear In ono more orisnA pays ''P'''''
Ia .t.ss department, viii be under de direction Of
NH j. u. HANLf. stage Manager
A.. s,..x If an. house under that OF
INV "'' MIR r. Il. JACKSON. Treasurer.
TIL ..h..,r, comprisng many Of the bee soo p-rornn
q, Nav York viii be- under the direction Of tie dis'san"
c"s"po's' ' Mr. ROBERT STOTrEL.
tn. boob Office will open Tuesday, AuguSt " ~
ses.s maJ bs sseprsd sa days ~ sd Anes.
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LEGAL NfiiitsTy IsteIliscnces
ypoeREss OF YEcRUrT1So.

Recruiting goes along slowly, the increased
bounties and hand money for ono year enstments not
having BY any means increased the number Of recruits
10 was expected. There 10 little doubt that notwith'
standing all efforts TO prevent such prsctice large
numbers Of msa are daily enlisted ~ M up the quotas
of other states The following order intended TO stop
.hess proceedings
wAsnIxsron. Ausost L. 1854
.he sressry II Tsr has forbidden the rscruDa o.
IN one ito 10 be credited n ler .1ct u. povtTd III
tha vet Of July >b so+ for Recruiting 10 states w Ieoso
state , il pe~cssarJ rafting orer7 sni sa WHO
may fsSad vo'sns it, Make st Known to ,ss Soy,,9of
AcQUrTTAL on 0EsEpAL ErSoIA
The court martial which has been sitting for
the last month for the trial If General F. D. spinoa-
wa sulaeply brought to q close On Friday. AT tho
opening Of the court the Judge Advocate announced
that there further evidence ard without calling
upon tho accused for his defence the was dsinss
ed and the court discharged.
COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
The Neso Sail. The County Volunteer Com
nice held Meeting on Saturday morning wbea u wa,
determined not 70 receive FROM principals dcpcsit Oh
less than ego for which they vii: endeavor to Procure
substitute for one year. The hand money Is tbs saune
to any person bringing recruit or substitute VIA sico
thc e2o bounty money but the vouoteer should know
that by personally presenting himself be will SECURE tho
whole sum s27o for bis own use.
Parties who have deposited o:ber amounts than $40
had better withdraw their deposit Of ouco end renew
It again, 70 ~ to secure thes chances under the new
all arrangement
Tie Committee since July TIL bare psid TIE bounty
~ Coz peh including - Naval Volunteers, 81 Army
Substitutes 1874 Naval Substitutes :9i Army Recruits.
and l57 Re-enlisted VetcranA
On Saturday morning Superintendent Kennedy called
ut the Volunteer office and hed long will
Mr BirDt on the manner Of forwarding enlistmcoe.
The interview terminated satisfactorily To boh gentle
nep.
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The propriety Of guarding Rebel property

The propriety Of guarding Rebel property
was well shown up NV days ago at Lafayette. near
Memphis A citizen" came into the Union lines and
ppled to the compandant for protection and permits.
aieu 10 remove his household goods insde our lines
~usd Of men was sent out to protect him In briAsng
III, geod but oer entering the house the fed and
Oh attempting to out the guard surrounded
ey twenty five or thirty guerrias. Five Of our men
osoaped and the other three surrendered after which
che guerrias murdered them. The thick is perfectly
Of The bastard CiTsy Of Tennssses
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bURPAIO. FRIDAY. A

:. DVFrADV' FTNdJs HuB I<t '''OI'
The propeller Racine, owned bY the Western
Transportation COMPANY. bound for Buffalo took frs
on Wednesday. about eigheea niihs from Dealtown.
on tho north shore Of Lake Ede. Ten OF the crew
ost 10 the Iush the small Loas Tho propeller sson
towed the burning steamer 80 aad about right miIes
frm Ksudesn e. w.. where she was scuttled and sunk
She burned 10 the waters line. fer cargo viii be- saved
in damaged condition She ives insured In the Co.
iumbis Insurance Company Of New York Cor ef5. 900
Tie Won took tue surviving passengers and Grew n
Port Stanley.
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MARRlED,
pnnMN-cO0MRS-

BIT owN-COOMBS.-On Sunday. Arg. !4tb. by the REV
Dr. Osrlvy, tI-i. y ,TowI, Lur-o. 10 Jsbe CoomhS
tLis c.,y. NO cards.
MEDfSA-BCRTON-On sund,y. August irb by Rev
John 0fseiso g. s. Medina III IIay.ns. Cuba 10 tesiiA
dh.gLCr vi III. late ". /. bsEton. No cards
Spa.is papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures prcos yn. iith inst, ut the red
dence 81 tine braes BY tie don. NJ c2d htc
aid Nelson SAlaa k. e.aess dsoseg OF Lyao hasDASeb
40.
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The Indiuu War.

ST. LOUIS Saturday. August II
= Gen. Curtis has returned to Fort IIcavenworth.
~zAs Indian War has heen qoelled temporarily bit IN.
1rustoO derived from reliable sources strongly indi'
sAtes concerted action among the various tribes and
che most extensive Indian war yet wagod 10 feared
white men. supposed to bs rebel enssarie hare been
apong the Indians distributing gold, and urging them
q rise against the whites.
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fAdye5tis< meptl

Usg OF PHRgYoLOGy.-lt answers tho ques-
lion "what can do best" Can suoeed In Law Medicine
or Divinity AZ Merchant, Mechanic Farmer Navigator.
O, At.ai correct Examination viii and to
nut tie Right Man In the Right place" Full written charts
gvvu daily By Msssra FovLsR wzILS. 20, Broadway
n. Y.
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Fire In yOrthn m pfeu.

NORTHAMPTON Mass, Aug. ~, 1864.
A fire in Northampton Mass, this morning.
DESTROYED Darnon's gTis'.mill and cav. mill Las
ca coo: in.nianoe, $1,000
The loss by he me In East Boston Saturday night
which was reported 10 he above sIopyV. viii lsI ex'
coed $40 COZ
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QUARANTINE CoMaIApsEns.-Ata moe

QUARANTINE COMAISaSoaERS.-Ata meeting
Of The Board Of Quarantine Commissioners bcld on
SATURDAY. a, their Office No. % Broadway. the follow.
Ing resolution was passed;
E,iced Thai tho Lc,th officers report be placed he
end a at he b. requested particularly during the n.rt thirty
DAYS 10 continue the rigid ndorccnrI VI the Quarantine
not only alton snd csfgoes from ports
uov 10 ne inf c-d but also In reference 70 tho coming
on, dorb fui Jsc-s which Lave usually been ssuscs OF
yellow isyor infection.
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UNION ASSOCIATION meeting oft Gener
al Committee OF the Uuon Association will be held TIL
evening 1T Hope Chapel when important business vii
come Lcfore the Conn iitee Cor consideration.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Hobokcn Fer

~ Association intend Ia hold the 9th Of their pleasant
annual Moonlight Excursions to- night The Ferry boat
Passalc, end barge Walter sand are to be used. and
Dodvorins band viii attend. The start Ia Gt pm
nnd again at 10 p. IN. from Ferry Pier. Hoboken Nr
John Ebcihard Is President, and Mr. John Logan Sec
retaiy Of the Association.
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TIE SOLDIERS TOBACCO rVED.

Among tho contributions for our soldiers In
the field Is hogshead OF tbacco the gin Of firm In
Broadway Other establishments have given tobacco
IT, various quantities The cash contr buttons on Satnr
Gay were one hqudrcj AID twenty do.era Sub'crip
tons arc siTl received by j. T. van Week. oiioe OF
Enstein, R1senleld Co. Broad street, aad L. 4 q.
w. Bluni l73 Water street
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CITY ITEC3.

THEArER,.-Nr. Dan Bryant's at
wslacks Tbeater continues tbs wcck lie vii! repeat
the characters In which he las already appeared with
success during his present engagement. beRianpg to-
night. with "Nyles Ma Coppaieen." in Tho Coisen
Bawp."
Al Niblos Garden Fast Lynne" will be re-
pese nightly Miss Lucille Western representing the
priaciral part
The Pantomims Company ut Ba-num's Nr-
seum VI, perform, esch afternoon and evelhs until fur
thcr notice In THE Rnchartci Horn"
The Winter Ga-deI will open for the season
rext Thcrrjsy.
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THE BANKERS AND BRoKgRL TELEGRAPH
Co This company. as will he sccn In our advertising
columns has opened lis subscription books In tbs and
other cities The OBJECT OF the company Is TO erect tao
scts 81 telegraph poles To run 10y different routes con
meeting New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. The line s In process Of construction and
one ct OF wires Is expected to DO in operation iu less
than GO days.
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fAdv.rtl.rm

"CHEAP LIVING" is now tho watch-word
ofthe ms.ses, and the graf demand for kEsrs Er xoi
Covrxy prove. their wisdom In epec, to beverages sold b.
all srocers Price 2sc- pr 10. OensrAi Dvpot No. Is
Res3sst
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rext T'hcrday.

Tug New YoHx LAprs' FDrcAIIo~AL TSIos. Q
socc, for the relief Of the children Il deceased and dis
sLlc soldiers. gratefully aeknow rd,e The receipt d,
Go coo thrngh Mrs John II. sprague frum tie estate
Of tho late John Rose BY his brohcr Chnunccy Rose
Zee. Th, gcrrrus donation viii enable tie society u
lquda,e tie entire debt heir buildn~ and lrounds
at Flushing, l. l. known n. the Patriot Orphan Home
be society bave lundrrd children under
tfc care and, bring relieved from the heavy debt viii
undertake the charge Of Jorge namber. hoping ~ be
sustained by generous public.
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WASHINGTON. Friday. Aug. IL, 1854.
FINANCIAL,
FINANCIAL

The subscriptions TO the 7-3o loan, reportet
70 the Treasury to-day. amounted ~ s76l.sQ0
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fAcvert isouieutf

Dcm0rests Illustratcd Monthly and hlme.
pr uonEsrs AIRaos Tissoss for September combining
the mc.t complete aud elegant magazine pabishcd
r, siy sboat August 20 Single copies u yearly g.
with valuable pienina each Address Ws JkAsISGs Dgn
osrSr 70 Bo-hmsn-s,.. Nine DgnoRpr. t11 broadway
Y. Do mot TAIL to sse this model magazine.
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Guerial Notices.

Tho IL. w. National Grand i.od2e o. america: =.
s.m., vii hold annual session at ss boweiy Wedne.
day August H. ct 10 o'clock Nasigns ~ 49, W..
viii be admitted. by order. >,,,,,,
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So,ice.-s,sarn,hip WASHINGTON. for Hsvr-, viii sail
fa,n Pier No 50 North River foot Of Morton street,
WEDNESDAY nth instant ct O'Clock y. - YsssepgeTs
40 requested " be W soAyd q we.
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(AdvrrtisemcnlI
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, EEw.YonK.
DKrosrrARr AND FINANCIAL Aossr UNITED SrArsa
viii receive subscriptions for the 3io Treasury Notes
These notes will be convertible at maturity srx Pm
18th August will be allowed inere. that daie Those sub
scroin ser that date viii pay accrued feest Reeosnns
the portsnce Of general subscription TO shi' 0sVIAn
Lo,s thl. Bank u III allow all subscribers WHOLE coz
xIs.los u 81 80 Ola each Si go subscribed
Monau Kxrcaux. rfeddsnt
D. W. VAuanAN. C.sher.
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lAdvcrtissmenl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
GOVERNMENT Asssr No WALTZ,
Has SALE
1910 TREASURY Norss now issued at par, less 10
commission.
10-f0's Registered and Coupon Bonds a. Government.
rates
5-,0's Registered and Coupon Bond, at Market rs.es.
Us. 6s OF 81 Registered and Coupon Bonds 81 Market
rates.
U. s CsRrRIcATrs AND oruxs sEcuRri,s al M,rke.
ralea
S. C. THOMPSON President
JAmes Curphsy Cashier.
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THE CITIIEN.-This Is tho title OF neot
quart. weekly the organ Of tbs Citizens Association II
New York. whose first number. for August i5'h. we
have received II announces It's object TO he tho discus
sion ard promotion Of the city reforms songht by the
Association. gives an encouraging summary Of whit
that body has already accomplished and contains va
rety Of facts and arguments within its ioId OF Labor
We cordially Wish IL success
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TEMPERANCE MFgTiSG.-A large and spirited
meeting In behalf OF temperance In TIE ormy wns
hold by the American Temperance Union. II; Saratoga
Springs on the evening Of the fourth Gov Bucking-
BAN Il Connecticut proied. and addresses were nn"
by Il u. Marsh. w. Atkinson. ChnplHin IN the Army
Of the Cumberland and Dr. Cox Head Of the Medical
Department At Baltimore. A collection wts taken to
aid In the object
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
alba COUNTY, PENN'A SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1864.

same Difference and candor we seek habit.
ually to practice towards oar political op
ponents, but, having come to this deter
minaton under the strongest convictions OF
public duty, we would bcseech oil our fell
low-citizcns, without distinction oI party,
to approach the consideration of the ques-
ton now presented for their decision un-
der deep and abiding sense of what is
due to themselves, to their country, and to
their God, in this day of national tribu-
lation and peril, And may He who con-
trolls the hearts Of the people so guide them
in the choice they shall make in the i'm
pending election that, casting out passion
and prejudice. they may choose for lhair
chief ruler that man who shall be owned
and blessed Of Heaven, as one sent in
mercy rather than in wrath to our suffer-
ing nation
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24

practice Of our fathers was intended to bo
bestowed as All honorable distinction and
as o reward for disinterested services.
Would to Heaven the people of all par
ties could realize that there is no way to
protect the morals of the people and save
US from overthrow but to cruSh corrupt
practices in the government and to decline
b elevate to place and power men who use
official positions fer personal and selfish
ends.
You who toll and labor to create wealth
from the earth, and the workshop work.
ing men, farmers aud mech anics require
legislation fairly in sympathy with your
pursuits, particularly when the tax laws
are finally adjusted TO meet the require
meuts of the country, ia view Of our vast
National ard State Indebtedness. Those
of US included in the above classification
have right to repel the greed Of Capital
when extended to the point Of I'M 4,tice and
to require that it pay It's jus: share Of all
the expenditures Of government.
III conclusion, leiIow-ctizens, should
you elect mo as your Representative in tn:
National Legislature / engage myself to
execute your will and to represent with f.
dslity your devotion to the porpetuitg Of
the Union and tbs maintainanoo Of the
| Constitution and the Laws.
V. L. PIOLLET.
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s9r Shnddy is a funny crcaturc.

&ar Shoddy is a funny crcatarc. Il
loves emancipation; it is grauhed by ar
titrary arrests, and it dotes on drafts aud
yet it opposes Little MAG the man it
says invented them ali Why does it
support Old Abe, ii ho il Only the po1r
tool who executes what other mems brains
fashion, invent and arrarg"? Shoddy, be
consistent, and vote for wha YOU love and
adorr.
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WAR DEpARrAIENr
WASHINGTON, Sent. IS go


WAsHENGToN, Sept. IS, go.
Your dispatch of today reoalved. God
bless you and all with you. Destroy the
rebel army il possible, "A. LycoLN.
70 Major General Geo b Mcclellan,
But the Republican Congress also gives
iIs testimony. On the ldlh day OF July,
Mr.. Edwards (Rep.,) Of New Hamshire,
offered the following resolution in tho
House Of representatives.. it was unau-
imously adopted
RESOLVED, That tho thanks of this
House be presented to Major General Geo.
Is. Mcclellan and the officers and soldiers
Of his command, for the series cf brilliant
and decisive victories which by their skill
aud bravery they have achieved over reb-
els and traitors in arms on the battle.
fields of Western Virginia.
On the 9th Of May, 1862, after the VIC
tories Of Yorktown, Williopaburg, and
West Point, Owen Lovejoy, tue most ultra
radical in tbs House of Representatives,
offered the following resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That it is with feelings OF
deYout gratitude to Aimighty God that the
House of Representatives from limo IA
time, hears of tho triumphs Of The Uaion
army in the great struggle for he supre
macy of the Constitution aud ,bo irlegri.
ty OF the Union,
RESOLVED, That We receive with pro.
found satisfaction intelligence of recent
victories achieved by tho armies Of the
Potomac, associated from their looacali.
ties with thoao Of the Revolution. and tina,
the sincere thanks Of this House are hero
by tenderod to Major General George h
Mcclellan for the display Of those hiqh
military qualities which secure importan
results with but little sacrifice Of human
life.
Let Democrats bear this testimony i,
mind and when efforts are made to be lit
tie General MCCLELLAN's great service t,
: the state, let this significant testimony q
Mr.. LINCOLN, General HAnncK and tn
Rspubliasn Congress, be produssd,
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ggJ- Remember, voters, that tho ain
OF the present Administration IS for the
formation of Union that val! be dcstruct-
ire of the present Constitution That
failing tie RcpuhIican Abolition leaders
will declare for Northern Republic, in
which they can hold on to the relns OF
Government.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
VOLUME 2S
The Administration Giving Evil
dence in Favor ofGeneral Nc
Clellan.

The Administration Giving Evil
dence in Favor ofGeneral Nc
Clellan.
In view of the attempts Of the Rcpub-
lioan papers to circulate slander against
General MCCLELLAN, we give the follow
ing testimony respecting his abilities und
services from various members of the i'd
ministration
WASHINGTON, July Q, 1869
MAJOR General Geo. Is. .VcC2eJ2on
| am satisfied that yourself, officers, and
men have done the best you could. All
accounts say better fighting was never
done. Ten thousand thanks for it.
A, LINCOLN.
Two days afterward, when Mr.. Lincoln
had fuller inform mstion, General Nee Clellan
received the following
WASHINGTON, July s, 1862.
Major Gen. Gee. b. IicCyeHQn Cone
"Sandi"g army Of the Potomac !:
a thousand thauks for the relief YOUR
two dispatches OF IL and p. ii. yesterday
gave to me. BE assured the heroism Of
yourself, officers, and men il, and forever
will be appreciated,
A, LINCOLN
In August 1862, Mr.. Lincoln made d
speech at the White House, in which he
said
There has been very wide spread at
tempt to have II quarrel between General
Mcclellan and the Secretary of War.
General McClellan's attitude is such that
in the very unsclfshness of bis nature he
cannot but wish to be successful, and
hope he will.
= know General Mcclellan wish
es TO be successful \ General DE-.
Cfellan is mOt to blame for asking aohat he
e0anted ard ntclled
believe he is brave and able
man, and | sand here, as justice requires
me to do, to- take upon myself what has
been charged on the Secretary of War as
Withholding from him.
Here is General Halleck' testimony +;
WASHINGTON, August 81, 1862.
Major General George 3. ucC2fllan
beg of you to assist me in this crisis
with your ability and experience. lam
entirely tired out.
II. w. HALLECK, General in Chief.
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WASHrNGTON, D, c.. Sen. 80.

WAsHtNaToN, D. c., Sep. 80.
Major General Mcclellan, Commanding
Etc.
GENERAL Your report Of yesterday,
giving the results Of the battles of South
Mountain and Antietam, has been receiv-
ed and submitted to the President. They
were not ouly hard-fought battles, but
well earned aud decided victories.
The valor and endurance of your army
in the several conflicts which terminated
10 the expulsion of the enemy from tho
loyal State of Maryland, are oreditable
alike to the troops and 10 tho officers who
commanded them.
A grateful country, while mourning the
lamented dead, will not be unmindlul of
the honors duo to the living.
x. W. HALLEcE.
General.in.Chief
Says Mr.. Lincoln, referring to Antie-
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SToopING TO CONQUER The n. y.
Tribune calls Lincoln and johnson the
"poor white trash" ticket. How appro
pirate, selfdebase ment won't avail them
for the people fud that that ticket is
trashy enough.
seg- Extract of letter received by a
lady in Scranton.
am sorry to say that our
army before Petersburgh is all Mcclellan
for my part 60 for Old Abe
They have an idea that there will be
peace AID they can return to their homes
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bss~ General Ho ker said in speech
in New Yo State the other day, that be
vas NOT so sanguInc as many persons
were about the speedy ending of the war
He ought 10 know the way things are
managed by ,he Government pretty we'll
by this time. His remark shows that he
does.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
EDITED BY LEVI l.. TATE. PROPRIETOR.
DLOOMSBURG:
Saturday Morning, Sep. 4,lso4'

New YoRK NOMINATIONS -Fhc D,moc-
racy Of New York asse nbied at Albany
on Thursday and uonIiuated the following
.ichet Fox Governor, Goy. lloratio Sey'
II eur: Lieutenant Governor, David Il.
Floyd Jones Canal Commissioner, Jarvis
lord; State Prison Inspector, David f.
NJ Noll. y ticfs. is said to be good
ms