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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
90 RAruEa SlAerlAa SroRr.-so

Ifsur mouths AZ, gentleman bS the name
., & sudErW, resident of Augusta sOuaty.
IvirS,ui2. 10 order to escape the cruelty
lEsIsh the reOsI authorities we're IuGietiuE
lapou himself aud family, gathered up what
lItule traps he could carry aud taking his
.-iss sad sister, stole away from their once
comfortable hume and started towards the
as,rrst Federal post. After many perilOus
adreuvurrs with gusrritias aud eouscriP,
.hua,ers they reached New Greek 10 = ass
.rtuts condition. Alter a consultation it
was d=emed best that the wife aud sister
EhouId come on 70 this city, where 1t was
supPOssd they c.ulI live more eOmfOrta
bly,, aud Etndr-W vent TO work in SOME
E'Esrunsar employ that be might obsatn
noaty TO carry himself add family further
tW-st Tue women arrived here aud TOOK
llSagings il the family OF former friend
iand aegaainIabes.
Aa aanoluesnsni Of Ias arrival of these
Ftfsssss YES paSjsssd 4, the papers aad
Artr.etsd he attsasfoe rebel deserter
by toe n.ns Of piiiSs. Who Vas released
iroa ahs Aihs6eam the @OrniOg the notice
aPPeared aud GhO ior@eriy resided 10
iAazussA ruusiy., He At o0es sought the
tso tAdIss out with view OF Iearuips
s,ne news from home aud renewing his
Acquaintance with them. few days at.
.,ruards Dalton scared employment iu
Oslo, bat 10 the course Of several weeks
returned to The city add made proposi-
Iiou OF N ,rri.Ee 70 Mss EendreW The
proposition WAS accepted and Dalton and
Mrs aud Miss EeOdrsw left for the far
mrr'S sew home 10 ONO. 10 the mean.
time KrndreW, rhinkiDg TO better his con-
t.tioa more speediIy. went from New
Creek TO ClAIksbusgh, Intending TO advise
bis vile Aad sister OF the ehargs upon his
arrival At that place; out by Ihe tune he
got to ClsrA5Surga the wife aud sister had
EOOe TO oa,o- O@iuE 70 these Singular
circumstances Ihey we're unable to advise
each other OF their Ghereabouts Kindreu
gradually became more and more anxious
and about = week ego came % TO this city
fOr the purpose of learning something Of
has wife aud sister, and after a diligeut
search VAS surprised TO learn the faets
Wish We have stated. Hs at once pro
eeeded to OHIO aud upon arriving there
vas sg-in surprised to fad that Dalton
LAD sud -snly disappeared about a week
esiOrr, LEAVING his wife aud Mrs. Kiodrev
uP9n the charity of the gentleman with
whom be had been employed. KiudreW
aud bis wife aud sister arrived 10 this city
vest. lay on their return to Clsrksburg,
where, We believe, be ID permanently en-
poysd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

~RErOErED sUEEluDlE OF Ma GAx.
roWx.-PsrSOns who arrived here from
Fairmout last sSsniuE assert that on Thurs-
day night two rebels rode into Morgan.
town With Gag ofIrucs, aud representing
that there was a large force outside, de-
handed the surrender of the Jail IL which
Was eOnaned q aOtOriouS rebel hOrSs thief
The keys were given up and the thief wal
liberated
This story seems too silly to be believed
but it is told for the truth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

~fas WaEsII,-Tss WssrssF To-
& Day Of tRs hes been dIilghtfuil the lss
SIN md baluy, and ali natars IL vocal
With tho music Of the robin and blus
bird. The crOcuses and easter flowers
rear their delicate heads. as if fearful old
winter in ambush, and the grass apparel
ed in its attire of beautiful green, bursts
firth to beautiiy the earth and impart
new life and hopes to man. The trees are
preparing to put forth their tender leaves,
and add their beauties to the gorgeous
ness with which Spring asserts her mild
dominion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

PHrLADELPHrA, Ma, 8 The Bulletiu hes
the following despatch, dated Washington
the 8 n:
Tue Army of the Potomac has passed
The Wilderness, which includes the old
CnancsllorsVllIe battle ground, east OF
Lees army, and pressed on until it reach
ed an open plain southeast of The Wilder
ness Our inf rmaDI states that General
Grant took that route 10 order TO faux
Lee he also states that the theory en-
IerIained by officers there was that Lee
1as stiIi in his works about Orange O. II.
Many believe that it will be fOrnd' that
Gen. Grant has hIukrd LIE and is between
his army and the works u Richmond. /.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
~A FAcr WORTH REnrABrR1uo.-1. Ii

DSA FAoT WORTH REnEMBERluG.-It is
now definitely settled, after the most rigid
ceu ParatiVs examination, that, for all Pur-
poses to which Sewing Machine Gao be
applied. the wheeler L Wilson" is i'm
uessurably superior TO all its would be
competitors. This instrument is not an
experiment cAlculatsd to tauut with dfsap.
pointmeut after few nouths Trial, but a
agSnifeeat sueesss. 1t a. the most simple
10 is construction, aud hence more easily
operated, and the least liable to get out OF
order. II makes the celebrated "Lock, /"
the only stitch that has ever been found to
give perfect satiSfSeriOu in machine work.
The yearly sales or this machius, which
nearly double all others combined, attest
its success aud popularity.
TAirty eight hoVs Been soLd in Winding
duriSg ths last thrss months.
Call aud examine them at No. 90. Main
Street. my6 2'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
Gems. sigel and Butler on the March

Gems. sigsl and Butler on the March
Nav YosK, Nay ga special to tue
Times says:
CulpsPptr Is being fortified. and will be
used as depot for stOres.
Il 10 rePOrted here to day that sirong
column OF troops, under Couch and Sigel,
is marching from Winchester up the Sne-
nandoah Valley a. a CO operating column.
destined eventually TO cut the Virginia
md Tennessee railroad, while Buffers
force, or part Of il, strikes the other rail
road At or near Petersburg, thus Seyering
all railroad COMMUNICATIVE between Rich
mona and the SSuth.
Gen. Butler tosk the held 10 person al
the head Of the army on tue peuinsuI4
yesterday, and his host is msrshalIed by
suoh leaders rs W.. r. Smith, Gilmore,
Terry and WeiIE=I.
Aoimmruse Hest of troops and strong
squadron Of mJniIOrs 40 RuuboaIS con
VUy il up one Of those broad rivera to the
gates or oack door OF Richmond, aud per
haPs the iroucIads may once more try the
strength of the rebel batteries which line
the James PGmunkey and RIppahAnnoek.
The feeling prevails that theie is des
perRie El<-EAHiAlss-Ihis- army, but there Il
nerve aud Strength for 1t
The iron elads lie 10 the still waters "a
Newport News, aud The gunbOaIs are 10
Communication with them.
A despatch tro.n GRAFT to our Generals
here says that 4s hours will Determine
whether ne was u have battle on the
Rtpidan or whether under the work.
around Richmond. GrAuI's despatch wal
written yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
@g gslegtaph.
Tho Advance Of the Potomac Army

SNSeAAN4s
NEW ,YolE, May ga special TO Ins
World Of'thsi Alb, s n N, says:
The order To march was issued from
General Meade's headquarters yesterday
morniog, aud was disseminated through.
out the army by 2p. M.
Gen Gregg's Cavalry division, accompG.
nisd by portion Of Canvass PonroOu
train, moved yesterday afternoon towards
Riehatdsvills, ADD we're engaged uuiil late
az night repairing The road 70 E We ford.
Soon after uiidnight that division moved 10
the ford, aud IN . moment established q
crossing.
About midnight the , Cavalry division,
with another portion OF Caves. ponIoon
train, LETT for GermaniA ford, i've or zig
miles above there, to establish crossing.
Il is reported at this hour that both sf
torts were successful.
Tho advance Of the ID corps, Haucoct
Commanding, broke camp at midnight, aud
moved down the Stevsnsourg aud Rich
ardsVille road toward & . ford. The enIiI Q
corps were on the march before three
O'clock this moruIng. IN the aams dIrec
lion, aud expected to feet n crossing soon
after daylight.
The 8 b corps. under command Of Mi
Gen. Warren, commenced moving at miu
night. Toe advance, consisting of Two
divisions Of Infantry AMI portion of ar
\ IilltEy, passed through Stevensburg at
midnight, closely followed by the Iemain-
der OF the corps, all marching towards
Germania ford.
Toe 9th corps was closely succeeded by
the 6th, updsr SedgWick, which quilted
the camp at a. N. Both the 6.h aud
9 corps are Understood to be crossing
sue RAp,dAn At GtrmanIa ford. SOW
Toe entire movement resolves into q
crossing Of the R.pidAn at tao fords. TO
ward the right aALk OF the enemy, Pl IeInl
iIsrIt, after crossing, IN line nearly Paral
lei with the river, OetWeen OtAuEs Jour-
House aud ChancellOISVil.e.
AT the present hour the movement Il
under way aud there Is probaoility thai
II will be successfully accomplished with
GOT serious opposition BY Lee. to whom
this bold push muSL be more or less Of
surprise.
IL Is not probable that auy serious en-
gsgemeut will be fought to-day. Cavalry
4 KIN mishIng add aItiI,sry driIling are like
" to make up the day's 6Rhting, unleS
the enemy contests the advance in force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
Lees Retrograde Movement.

/. nAshiASF"A' MAJ -ine NJ L World
spscIAI ss5s:
There Is 90 doubt o W. from Intelligence
received from Btalron St+lion. but that
Lee has entirely a6audoaed hiS lius 90 the
R4Pidan ard his army have taken the road
south OF that stream toNOrAugs Springs,
and destined either for, The ,iuLrenchmentS
at Richmond or for a potlii6d at Hanover
10 u. There - no Indication Of . rsbrl
melenspt into The valley Of YTgiui4, aud
the.faet of Lees general retreat, as be did
toTntrlyto Moe. Run and obey 6ndf seems
clearly estaoIishtdt} b = nos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
"a ~ unrellable Rsnort

N1w. YVEE, Nay 6-Cne World has a
dispatch containing The report Ihnt on
Monday lat BurnEide's advances was
checked al ThorouRhiAre Gap BY the rebels
under LJugjtrest. A bAttIs - sid 70
have occurred, resulting 10 our defeat With
loss Of rom 2 600 to 4 900 men. Tue
negro troop, are sail 10 have become dc
moraliEed, threw down their arms and
slamptded to Ihs rear. The story 10 doubt.
less 4 cAnaTd s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
-TuI RlvEE vas rec.diDg Dlowly

-TuE RlVEE vas recsdiDg slowly
-, day uirb Somsuhst less than ten
fres ,sr IN the oh.apsl. The weather
u.' Esrn. dry ssd dusty. Capt TsyloFs
aeV boat. which Is - yet namelssS, made
her sPpeIr.nes a. The landiag yeIlsfdSy.
The serve. With eaEgo sppaieatlg Of
I'', Vas lying Agalast tse lslAad oPPo-
site tie city. IT, - = Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
The Raid on, the B 60 R R-Burn
SIDE az q RsaarHa.

EEH YoRK. May 1iEhs, ;Hersld'S spe.
eisl iron. Cum6tfIaud, Nd !, b, says;
Rebel gusrrillas aad a raid on the rail.
road thiS morning at Z O'clock, At Bloom.
ington, and Ieaptured three gtrainsn nd de.
stroyed $500 600 worth Of properly belong.
log. 70 lnerHlEo$d. I'd z HOGHIT
Trains Will run tomorrow.
,,s.;AWaJbington dispatch s4ys, Burnside q
aefinR 90 reserve to The grand army of the
Potomac. When Il wilt move Jo'the front
10 unknown. .i-r5ss,- r. 80 X
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
LaugbIin's Syrup,

For Coughs, oOlds, orOup. WhOOpIng Cough use tbs
RXrECrORANr sInUr.
We GUARANTEES the sOst speedy relief BY uElnE The
ExPEcrVGAar. sYhuP, 4ft
The Annoyance ofeOst Mt coaShihS IstOppOA By
USING THK EXpECrUKAhr sYRUP.
Hundreds rSSiliy 70 the great S1Solones Of the !.
hXPEoTURAGT sYRUP.,
DimeuIty Of Breathing l. FSlioyso BY the ~
KxPEorURANr sYKUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs Is cured oy the 49,
ExFROTJkAHr SlRUP.
Children can uSs without fear the
EXPEorOAAAr SYRUP.
Asthma, BrOnehrIis aud GsaerAi IrEEtIoa Of the
Throat Is cured by the
HXPEUrORANr sYRUP.
Price as CsRLs. Prepared only BY
GSb1o LAUanLIas bUsaLIKLp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l
BA,TOHELOR'S
CELEBRATBDt HAIR DYE

Ii the Sect an she World. - s
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ThlI splondid hair Dye Is Psrtoet-ehaagss RSd'
Rusty ORGY tiAlr, Instantly 70 GiOtsy Black OF
Natural BrosVa, without IpJurins the Hair o.
Staining the skin, leaving the HAir son and Beauti
full; imparts fresh Vitality, Squsuty restoring IL
pristine color, and reetiaos the III sHSets Of Bad
Dyes. TheGsnuinS i signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELOR all Others are mere limitations, aud should be
avoided Sold BY all DruEgtas, 20. BAcroKT-sl
BAROLAY-Sr, my.
BsIoheIOr'S New Toilet Cream fOl
DFsSSlnE the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
ooIaARssIllpN1i.
WnRmOfoH. RayA
SRNArRn


Sic. FoHEa, from the CommltteS 90 Pen.
Sious, I, porLrd back the bill 10 relation 70
the c0mpeusatien OF pension agents, with
an amendment, on which the passage Of
the bill was Recommended.
Mr.. CVWan reported back the bill to
amend an act entitled "Au Act TO promote
the progress Of useful ArlBn Ths bill
grants SIX months extension 70 patentssS
10 which to pay their Zee. Il was passed.
The bill TO amend the charter OF Wash.
ington City was called up 0y Mr. Dixon,
with an amendment eompeliinE the reg
isIraIiOu OF coi0red ciI,Esns.
Mr. d. IN advocated the Immediate pas
sage OF tue oill, as iL would Lave 40 I'm.
PortanE bearing in The forthcoming Juuo
election. 81
Me. UOwan moved to insert the word
"WuIte" as a Qualification for voters.
Considerable debate enSued, until the
expiration Of the morniuK hour, between
NesSrS CoWAn ADD Wiley IN support and
NJ. Dixon 10 oPPosltion 70 Nc. CoWAn's
aneudment.
Tue National currency bill was then
taken up anu the amendmsnt offered yes.
terday Uy Sumner increasing the tax 'Un
the circulation aud dep suS AID capital
atOck WAS Itjeeted-24 10 IL.
40 amehumrnt SaS Sfsred by Mr..
Chandler estaOIishiug clearIOE houses Al
New York, PhilAdsIpun Hud Boston, AZ 4
rAle Of discount II not exceeding one quar-
ter OF one per cent, was adopted, " the
currency bul.
Mr.. Dawes, of AassarhussItS, IRON the
comuitLse gu seIiouS; reported two res
0luIiOuS, which lie over for the present;
Que declaring that 2. r. Blair IL not, aud
the other that Mr.. KuoK. tue contestant. IL
entitled TO a seat 10 the House a the Rep
reSenIaIiTs OF tue FlrsI CoogrsSslonAI D.S.
IrIIt Of Missouri.
o. motion OF NJ. FarnSworth Il was re
solved tnAI Ubso the House = ,jJuraS TO,
day, It be until Monday.
Mr.. GanSou, of N. Y, called up the res
0luIIou OF the OommIlIse on ElscLi0us
declaring that neither Mr. Loan, the sIIIinI
uemOtr. nor Mr. Bruce, the eoutestanl, Il
entitled 10 u seat as the Representative d
the Seventh Congressional D.sIrIet Of Ma
souri,. D.,
Nj. GanSon in supporting the resolu
ton said that the mrjoruy OF the commit
tee bad, after = review VI all the IssIi
mOny, came 10 the cOucluSiJn that Their,
was interference in tue election by Por.
tim of tue army militia OF AISs0ari, suo
TO sush az extent directed against the con
tesIsnL
Nc. Epson. of Michigan, a member o
the Committee on Elections, made spetel
sustaIuIrg the views Of tue minority, VIZ
mat Ar. Loau Is entitled to retain has seat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

- BODr REcovEGED The body Of
Peter O. NackellS. who WAS drowned about
ten days since frola the Wheeling and
PiusburE packet Minerva, has been re-
covered. The deceased was = resident OF
AOrgantOWu, West Virginia, apd was
thirty-one yenrB Of age.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

- MADAM AuuA BIsHOP's COxcER+
last evening was attended by large aud
fashionable audience. The entertainment
vas 10 almost every respect = success and
the audience was highly pleased.
Madame Bishop will give another con-
cert this evening With an entire change Of
programme.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's
PULMONIC WATERS

The Original Mex ino established 10 1881, and ArSi
art,,l0 Of tho kind ever introduced under the
name OF "PuLHoAIo WATERS," in this or any other
country; all Other PulmonIe WAfOES are counter
feits. The EOa1ins can be known BY The nAEn1
BRYAN being ssAmPsd on each WAFER
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BRTAN's PuIMoHIc WAIERS
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Ne traveller should b without = supply Of
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No psrSou vii, ever object TO give for
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
M YoII "a, t.-f6e pGg,U s66iliT

NI9 YeRE Nat t..The PEFtII s6RiliE
Z eau tpt,S EliuhSi QsnIth, s .nsto - btis
Ct 0lsTtldnd, eliOi ohiihs Slst o. y y yfIStt
CONSULTATION 10 teSPsst TO ine PrsSi iSntlsI
election. TIE call .dsU:areS 'IHat the onS.
term principle ought TO be ia 'xi0y al:
htfkd 70, and that the ca lrrs do q .IrtcDg:
biIs 10 the Baltimore Convention the 70.
sential conditions Of truly Nsliouul CGu.
VenIion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

BAxoos. Ms, M.y S-rhs UuiOu men
OF the Fourth G11gIession.l dislrIcL met ia
this city g. day aud nominated GeIeEGIss
to the BaItIm0rs CInVsuIIOn. Ths toiioR =.
ing was amOnE the rsSoluuons pas.s1:
Resolved, Tnat the eiTo IuS tsicsI oTIhO
country demand the re nominaIiSa OF
Abraham ElucuIn. '''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

wAsuISGron, May 5-T6e Committee
on the Ugnduet'ot' the War go TO Auuap-
0lis,Ioi morrow 20 examins the ,prisonerI
from Richmond. s.-iz = t.' sii,s,1 - - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
New York Money Market. y, /;

EEW YoRE, May g,
,W66sy4ooo,iuuts eesy st e9z per. g.
Sterling, Exehapge-Dull st ClOs3@
1921 Ia sfl = .ItJ;f [OiE
Gold-FsvsriSb. more srtiSe aud lower,
opening at1sf and cloh7E qtt!F al II:
,sHASHlSoroH,. Msyae,-HeaYy stePpsgeS
have been made against the pay OF esrlaia
Provost Y trshsiS and Surg cons, f6f. I'm,
proper enlistment Of recruits, declared By
boards OF examiners unhI foe military duty
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
!. sPRcTAL aoTICRs,
DRIUTli 1HIRTgf DNiRTB {

BaIIIT2 I SHIRTs bh4hTbt =
A fall aaoEtn6At q TrsDsh aud American oGii'
mere aud llAnntll Army Shirts, Of ysEi0ss ss.yss
and prices, Also, rs dozen white DEsss shirts q
he following priseu SIX for 0ISI 01S, 0Is,
san and "a Dollars.
Also, Shirts made to order aud warranted to at,
Of superior work and unsq sailed IN quality for thu
prices. T. LGKIN,
mr2a Ne. lOa Main street, VII slIOs. WA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07

a BoSFox. Nay 6.-T6s 8 Ston Board Of
Brokers 70 day appropriated $1,000 70 ihe
tqnally. divided betEeed the Baltimore
aud st. Louis SANITARY Commissions. -.a=
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
Central ohio Railroad.
WRITING SCHOOL FOR. LADIES,

A WHITING sCH JoL BJR LAUIEs--AxO..U-
IA slVkLY-Is nov opSn AZ tnp Bu.nsss UsIIsSS,
o 1Atn otreoS. hoaES nOm 10 5 p. n when
othur sEudeutS AtIen5- Terms s. per month or $40
tor eOnrSS unlmitod In tune, payaoIo At the tune
Of entrance. A good hand writing can be acquired
Gplg In
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-07
oOLaATn,s noNKY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap. in Sush unIVor.
sal demand, Is made from the hOicsst nAtsrials
Is mild aud em0IIIsnt In It's nAtur I, fra
EranIIysCentsd,an and extremely bOneheIal
In its aOtiOa uPOu the ain. FSr als By al Dug
giIts and Fancy Goods DsAlsrs. nrlb " O.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-22
God Bless our Noble President

Some Republican paper. in ils gr-", zeal,
exc,ai,n-, God bless our noble President ="
To this Western paper says:
God bless our noble President!
And for what?
Bless him for being the poorest apology
for Ch,ef Magistrate the world ever saw.
Bless our noble President for being the
only clown. buffoon and story teller ever
elevated TO II position Of influence in this
country.
Bless him for fiIIiug the land with smut
" jok-s-with foul mou thed a"h obscene
stories which even black yards by profess
sioo are ashamed to reprst
Bless him for overruuing all laa, both hu-
man and divine
Bless him for his int ecile incompe,ency v
aud tor hi success in running great nu.
tion.
Bless him for turniug the war for n re.
storsti"n "f The Union, and for The sup
preston Of the rebellion, into wick ed
and murderou. crusade for cotton. negroes
"'b PS"'t'
Bless him fo' making million Of wild.
o~- mud hive millions of orphans.
Bless him for robbing tn. North "f it's
bone and sinew-f"r usiCg the bodies of
those whose ser, ant he l. Iu enrich the soil
Of rebel territory
B'es. him tor pi,Ing mountains OF taxes
np"n us-for ,tr stamps We use-fnr the
Depreciation of our currency-for tie pox
er.'. r.in aud suffering in the land-for
The thousands of omen he has forced iutu
the hou-es Of prosiituii"n-fpr The thou
snnds Of broken h-arts-for ihuusand- OF
Orphaned children who will curse him for.
e'-r-for the army Of rripples the
corruption in high places-for the tramp.
ling upon the Iibsrrie- Of fres people--ful
freeing the negroes by stroke Of hi, per
for continuing this war till slave. At,
freed, thus proving the ioolishn.ss of hi.
! prociamu'ion-fo the failure of our armir,
for the deprivation Of right. which l.a,,
made America the home for all God. ol
| pressed.
fes-BIrss our noble President!
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-22

Let our people nav learn to look upon md
acc-p, war our business tor au indefinite
period. l.-i our energies, our calculations,
our thoughts. all take that direction Let
us mol trouble ourselves with QuestioDs "f
pearr; t"r the election il moi with u, and
our enemies breathe oily war. Let us pre-
pare I" give them war-sigOrous and sus.
,niurd war. let our general, cast their
schemes sno iorni their syst.rn- anew. Let
Congress place our military establishment
on the mos solid and enduring footing -
let our plans be formed on a policy that
shall husband our strength. and yet apply
our tuIl v'gOr with the grea'est effect, Let
u have nj "i.ne wise .cO1ony VI "ur re.
source. Of ~nn'r,er kind, and generous
"a-, ,a'ity :" e".r:v. i:'s ~; 80. ::.a = =
,iu.e tor - g.ne:"I revision, "djnsimeiii, and
am.rdinent-s f.. ~ stnrii"g point IN ihe
war. Lee. us g,rd our loin- anew. and call
M "poI Cop nfr.-h, d v-l"pa n"bie -ner
Y, and u iofti-t spirit Lei our Congress,
now-in session, set TIA. -x"Wp.. De-pis.
ing tue petty cavalling- Of gsrrulou- de
c!siu.r-, aud the morbid c"nc-us Of profess
sio"n! c.nics. ie, the members Idd $50
themselves To substantial facts rather than
'e,nu. oi-pu'ati"n,. md Nrr.pnr. the roun
,r, for new rsr"-' oi hrr"ic eNeft,"n in
u hail of our iiLrtINs Now il the tnn.
the uen "i uspnxninou- minds To step
forward ever. "h-re--ii the council aud 10
~. r.rnp-a"d Tx tue public cou,nge at n
Ugh standard TnI- j. All occasion worthy
"i great men-n j. TO tim. tor drisrllers
or dIl,e eilius - RicaHlond Sentinel