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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-29
NOTICE

FEHHA Arm hsrstsfors existing under the name Of 4
/ n Littsl Son, il dissolved BY mutual oonssnt
All those indebted to the late will please cali apd
tie with a " TTTTEi
DSlawh re, Aprl 3, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-29
Fifth Quarterly Report Of the. Kingston Soldiers
Aid Society.

This Society sent to the Cincin-
natl Branch, Of the .. S. Sanitary
Commission, January 18th, 1864,
two boxes, containing the following
articles
5 Bed Quilts, 6 Sheets, 3 Bed Ticks,
,18 Shirts, II Handkerchiefs, 9 Tow
els, 1 Dressing Gown. I Pillows, s
PilIow-sliPs, 8 pair Drawers, 9 lbs
Soap, 8 rolls Bandages, u rolls Old
Cloth, 80 Tracts, l package Home
Journals. There has also been 4
pair Socks and 1 pair Gloves sent
by.memberss OF this Society to sol
~diers.
M. q. EMERSON, Sec'y.
r Kingston, Jan. Is, '64. t..ta'l /
We learn that the 86tR, a regi-
ment of six months men, whose term
of service has expired, is ordered to
this place for the purpose of being
paid off and mustersd out.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-29

TUsT Received Large Stock of Best CT! Brsnt
81 Window GLASS. q. e. CHAMBERLAIN
June IA Isl.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-29

= . THE ALLEGHAN1AHs, at their fifth
and last concert in the New York
Academy of Music, which took
place Nov. 18th, were honored by
the patronage and presence of the
Admiral, and all the officers of the
Russian fleet, then lying in the har-
Dor of New York; also many distin-
guished .naval and military officers of
the United States, who, on this oc-
! oasion,- presented to Mr.. Galloway,
the BUFFo. Of the troup, most mag
niicent diamond cluster breastpin,
valued at eight hundred dollars, as
a merited reward for the gratifica-
tion and amusement he had afforded
them by the uniqe rendering of his
peculiar songs--[New y York Ex-
4 press. ~ $40 .
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Estate of Allen Longshore.

ATUTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Administra-
of tho Estate Allen LOngshore deceased, late Of
Delaware county, Ohio All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
Jan. Is, 1864. GEORGE J. RODENTS.
UOwARDs sAssOCIATIoN, Phiidslphia. Pa
lA Diseases OF the NERVOUS SYSrEA, SPERAAKG
Fi1fA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and 9TH
affections Of the SEXUAL ORGANS, PHYSICAL Dr.
BILlTY and PREMATURE DECAY, new and reliable
treatment Reports of the Howard Association, sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge
Address, Dr. J. SKILLEN HOUGHT0N, HOWARD AssooI-
ALTON, No. 2SOuth Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
March 15, 1S63.-lY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-29

WE have made arrangements such as willeu
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OF quality superior to anything we have ever had
MAN PRICESi
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less than they usually cost.
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TO MARRIED. LADIES

it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time, bring
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Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
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JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St.,
New York.
N. B. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorized Agent, will insure bottle, containing 90 Pill
by return mail aug. 7-1y
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6 FINE PIeEUREs.- s.-Mr. BRANDEBERY
having secured the service OF a first
class operator, photographic like
nessessafe. now being taken at the
Union Gallery which will in all re-
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from the best establishments in the
country. Those wishing pictures
Should not fail to give him a caE.
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The Great English Remedy.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
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Prepare from prescription Of Sir J. CIarke II. D.,
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lust RECEIVED, the largest and best stosk Of
u STEEL FLOWS ever offered in this market. AnonF
which may be found the following:
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Gills Subsoil teel Plow.
Lagonda Works all teel Plow.
Roberts Cincinnati all teel PloW.
Roberts Columbus all teel Plow.
Single and Double hovel Plows, &C., &c.
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Mar 1462-tf O. O. CHAMBERLAIN.
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This valuable medicine is unfaling in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject. moderates all excess and
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

THEY are going, ills said, to have cal.
leo concert in New York. or rather cal.
leo dress promenade concert. Calico is to
be the order of the eveuiDg, aud all the
proceeds Of ,his calico carnival are to be-
devoted to the interests of the army. This
10 glorious cause, aud a IovOl way OF
contributing toit. All diamonds. aud ru-
6ies, and smsralds are to be discarded,
and the only jewelry with which The ladies
are to be decorated is the ornament Of a
meek and quiet spirit, ain, harmony with
meek and quiet calico. So rumor speaks,
and tits not unlikely that rumor in this
'Assis right: - 49,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
WheoIing Library AssoeIa1Ion.

The regular annual meeting of this as.
ISOLATION Tor the purpose of electiug OH
GERS for the ensuing year WAS held last
night in the Library Hall.
Dr.. Todd was chosen Chairman and A,
W. CAmpbell, Secretary.
The reports of the Treasurer and Secre-
tary were read ADD exhibited highly graft.
Tying results.
The association has on hand, clear Of
debt, 1854 05. It received during the year
from stockholders 81, $50. and from yearly
members 1892, 65, making total receipt
Its expenses for books during the yeur
were S2s7 ,65i and for other OuIlays 1851. +.
40, making a sum total OF 1914, IS.
The number OF books added during the
year was 2tl. and the whole number uow
10 the library is 2.64l.
The humber OF stockholders is 1872, and
the number Of early members $50.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year;
Presfdeut-Geo. Adams, re. elected.
Vice Pres't-Jno. R Hubbard,
Treasurer-A. @ QIArrier,
Sscretary-Jno. s. Wilson,
The Board OF Directors is.As folIows;
J.,
DR. Hupp, A. W. Campbell. Henri Gran.
gle, J G. Cooper. Geo. Z. Wheat, Jno.
Donlon and J. a. Metcalf.
Before aGjourniuE, Jno. R. Hubbard
moved as follows:
That when this meeting adjourn, it ad i.
journ to meet again on the ID day Of une
prox, for The purpose Of considering the
pIopriety Of making the Secretary Aud
Treasurer GT otfeiO members of the Board Of
Directors.
Geo. Adams moved that hereafter Owe,
aud not six, members of the Board, CousLi-
tute quorum.
cred and passed upon at tue next meeting
On the I'd Of June.
There being no further business before
the ,Asspciati0u. on motion it adjourned
until the time nGmed IN Mr. Hlb6aFd' 3
resolution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

CAIRO, May 8, 1890 P. M.-The steamer
White Cloud, from Red river, reports
the rebels in force on both sides OF the
river, with batteries planted above and
below the falls. She was fred into bpIow
the mouth of Cane river, but no one mas
Injured. The gunboat Admiral Jared Uorse
being badly crippled aud sig of her crew
Killed and wounded. Tho Juliet No. 4
was very much disabled and had ~ ne
lowed TO Ratchez. Shells exploded in.
side rtddltng the boat completely. Eieb-
teen were killed and many wounded. Tbe
transport Me'eor was also badly damaged
aud lowed TO New Orleans.
The enemy attacked Greenville, a smaIl
town opposite Alexandria, but we're driven
back blythe guuboats They have driven
10 Plekets at both places several times.
Toe federal force now at Alexandra Ia
reported as $500 strong. Tho rebel force
ls quite heavy under Kirby Smith, MsRru.
der, Taylor, aud others. : btttI.-.E
The Cloud reports that Alg of trucs
WIN demand for the surrender Of AIex.
lod1G, was sent Banks the day the boat
et tnat place, but with what result il not
The steamer Gen. Grant, arrived from
fem PhIs' reports having learned at Pine
- = - Ss StSeISI VIII MS whole force, had l
rriTed al Little Rock, still followed ibv
pc enemy, having lost all his, wagon
rams aud the greater part of his artillery.
Nofears of an attack on Little Rock are
n1srtaiusd, lit being strongly fortified.
The wounded were being brought IN
lne Blnh, which Is also fortified and con.
dered deteusible against attack.
The body Of Capt. Bradford, Of the Istb
ennessee Cavalry, mastered at Fort Phi.
~, has been foand.
Ine alarm which existed at different
'neralIy subsidized. '. HA
Inc steamer Belle of ST. Louis, from /
emPpis. has arrived With one day later
yes. she has gee bales Of cotton ior 81.
' 'uil { me tslioWa Cavalry, from Little
'ck the 6th, are 90 board, 90 route homo 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

THs offence for which Vice presldeu,
Stephens is denonuced 10 the rebel papers
is speech lately made before the Georgia
Legislature, 10 which be declared the cur.
rency, the military and the habsas corpus
suspension act of the rebel Congress uu.
wise. unjust and unconstitutional. Gov.
Brown of Georgia said the same in his an.
nuAl message, aud the Legislature indorsed
the charges Ia series of regulations,
Georei4 and It's governor have never been
heartily with the rebellion, and Stephens
kn0vstt is all wrong and expects to see
bis Own PrOPhsstss Of failure end dsstFas.
ion realised. a-'lii t9fe 7i5 12l f5fsl''7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
The Way the COpperhesd. TooI, A..
News from Grants Armv

The Columbus toJ journal. OF yss,er-
dsy' contains The following paragraph:
EXCITEMENT The people of our civ
we're never excited 50 much IS theS Tere
Yesterday. ever since the babe Of Bull
nun; Oid Hud youog, men. women aud
children Partook OF the common excits.
@ent' Il was SO long siues anyIhiuo was
dyne on the Potomac, that an advance and
a big -hHbt- Wal. a novelty. Etrly- in The
morning you could see tbs.vils Aud detes..
40, IoIe CoPP'rhesds Oobbing up and down
wa! defeated. 9ZYon could SesL de veTy
oe'iI 10 their couuteuauces. The wish il
always father to the thought, and when
me-, neg read the extra We printed, a thousand
t iu'oo'es. were rAised-didn't believe the I
report, etc.; but when ouryreport came IN
ne .. S1IterUoon. sanctioned by the Secretary
y ~ war they all tied to their holes, and 10
ne evening there Wasn'ta COpptrbead TO
=, .ss seen. Keep shady. The worst is to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
The State OF wsst Virginia,
AJUiANT OENEnAL Z nEE On

WHEELING, May 9Th, 1894
'INHB following extract from tJoinI Hs.oITt ior,
passed At the Ast session Of the Legislature Of
west virginia IL published Tor tue inform ilion or
Resolved by the Legislature Of West virginia
That the AdJRIant GsnsraI be authoriTs,i 70 Al. Il
OF militia tLat or have been In In, sTIf,.s I
ne STATE; aud all expenditures In their behalf
th0lr services were Orderei by the ofici ii!
lquidated military claims OF the STATE and al indi
udnall Of the stAte against the United aICS." .
= any person or persons having such claims arc
hereby notihed that to Lave them audited theS
mest DO presented At this Ofice on or before t6.
F.P. PEIRPOINT.
WS'-A Adj GtRLt General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
FOR SALE.

i am now living, I'D dining the own Of tyaTsS.
tls' Monroe county, Ohio, u WiI: Four acres CF
IAnd. on which ts good Ano house u nV0 rooms
on tue mat door and two the nd and all Ne
e,SAIy outbntidtnss, good apple orchard OF one
handFed tea.ing trees, vineyard aud an ASsort.
melt OF small ITuiti WClI Of good " ter Al the
door. The whole Is underiaid with vein Of coal
that IL now bsing EOrkSi will make the terms
Ald price reasonable For part icul4rs apply to
my-1W CASPER ElSENBAKTH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
F IRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated DepO'tOIy and Financial Agen,
Of the United Sfafes.

'HlS BANK e the success r to the Belmont
L Branch Of the 'tAte Bank Of obi and 10 Ure.
pared to do general banking. e .uection aud AZ.
IL Is authorized 10 receive Spbscr pIions to the
Sd, 1864.
1hsse bond. bear date March Ist, 1854, arr re-
deemAb At the pleasure 4 the Government alter
ten yEar5, and pAyUbIs forty ys1ars from d4Ie, In
eoin' with Interest al i've pei ceut. por Annu, IN
sub'erihers can have either H. gisterri or Coupon
Bonds As thsl nay prefer, III uulls Of $50 or s0nS
multiple OF atty uSIlaTs.
Interest " the So ana ilOO Bonds I. payable
annually on AL OThEr denominations semi. Ann n.y.
heee bOhds will dTaE Interest frOn SIaIch TAT,
and The crued inter 81 from that day 10 the date
OF subscription, mus be paiI in eOin or National
currency. II pad IN the latter (which includes
United states nOtes and Of the Nation Il Banks
nifty per cent. premium must be Hd1ed TO the
amount OF tnteTrSt I'M IL OElIsrWi-s directed
april JOAN c. TALLMAN CASh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

NEw YoRk, May 9.-The news received
by Especial message to the Tribune, dated
Washington, says:
Twelve trains of wounded are on their
way from the front. The hospitals are
ready to receive them.
Repors from rebel sources says that Lee
has been wounded.
The Tribune says:
The situation may be thus epitomised:
Fhursday-the army sustained successfully
a fierce attack from the bulk Of General
Lees army.
Friday-ws attacked aud drove them
some distance, aud took all their severely
victory.
sa.urdAy-no Sighting and Lee believed
10 be retiring.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

'NroHF coUsns.- For As.bmatic, Con.
sopPh's' aud chrOaic Coughs, which are
always more or less troublesome at night
. aOfti0s Per'onS for their daily occuEa.
"Ou'' aud undermining the eons,itotlsn
great relief will DO experienced by taxing
st bed time one or two of"Byos6s r..
eAtot 1Foehs'," or Cough Lozeuqe. Tbtoh
Will ensure ease aud eontorAbls resi-. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
The Captures on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.

Ohio Railroad.
The Washington City Star says: Amoop
the captures made by the rebel euerriIlas
in their LAST raid upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at Piedmont was the cap.
ture of Mr.. Wadsuortb, an opposition
member of Congress from Kentucky, who
was held for some three hours and then
let go, in Ito Mr.. ". } blfssfuI Ignorance of
the value of their prize.
1--WE hear, also. that hundred soldiers
Of our Veteran Reserve or Invalid Corns
were taken on the same train with their
arms in their hands, bat without
single cartridge or cartOucbe. boz, for
which the officer IN command of them
should be instantly dismissed the service
This capturing parry of rebels vas bu,
thirty strong, and they bad cartridges 10
abundance. The passengers on the train
we're 'Ommsrily pIuudered Of watches, mo.
ney, &C., of course" q
The Washington correspondent Of the I
New York Tribune, 10 addition to III.
above, Soys:
The attack on The Baltimore and OLio ii
railroad train, uear Piedmont Station. vas a
made ny sixteen rebel soldiers, backed bv r,
larger force as they stopped the train. IL
= = 70 guessed that they captured about ffty ol
onion troops, who were aboard wiihon, II
. u m9ni'iOo and mostly asleep, and mum. b.
ot[ OF PHS'eugerS, all whom they paroled c,
l'Glog from The prisoners some articles of
.A i, aud burning the train and all tho
:. Ls properly At the station, estimated Or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

We were unable yesterday moruing to
say what vas the precise situation of the
two eOutendisg armiss near the Rapidau.
We are still unable to do more than form
s e0ti 6ofasei We have a great deal : Of
ne1s-AndtWe publish it this morning as
it came 10 as yesterday aud last night. 10
the matu it reads we'll. While it shows
nothing conclusive aud decisive as to the
terrible fights of Tbussdsy and Friday. it
leaves us good ground TO hope that We
have achieved such advantage as wilt
enable uS nov to accomplish speedy and
thoroughly successful faaI result.
The neWsis evidently taken With caution
ia Nav York and at Wellington. This is
not TO be wondered at considering the
history Of the war in connection with the
Army of the Potomac. To win battle
10 Eastern Virginia is like conqusriug
rAditiOnary fatality. We never yet have
won a great success there. Hence the
news now is looked on With sasPiciou.
We are able to make out no certainly
reliable result thus tar. 1t would be safe,
At leaGt, to call it a stand of. 1t resem.
bleS Gettysburg somewhat, both armies
being iu a condition to a repel an attack
At the close, and neither army to make
one.
Toe 6gbs has been bloody One-pos
siOly the 0IOOdiest OF the war. Our YER.
sion would indicate a heavier loss 90 the
side OF the rebels than on the part OF
Grant, bus Lees ofi,iAI report, as teIe.
gI'phsd BY Geo. Butler, does not read that
way.
Gsa. Butler seems to be doing well.
The main portion of bis army is securely
q lartered At City Point, fifteen miles be.
low RtchuOad, At the junction of the Ap.
PonAEtOE auI the James He occu-
piss the elbow, and being H4uked COM
plstely BY his guubOGts, Gao bid d.6aucs
TO BeauregArd. From this position he can
threaten Richmond or Petersburg or the
railroad (224 milssI between them. He is
reported 70 have cot that road, but we
douo: it. The great good to be aeeom--
Plished Oy him is to keep BeAuIegard from
reinforcing Lse.
Toe ness from the Southwest Banks
and Stsslsl does not improve. Both OF
those Generals have had narrow escapes
from annihilatiOn. The loss Of the Whole
State Of Arksusas was at ons time iumi
nsnr. The country will be iupAtien, to
see thorough expose of these disasters.
As they stand now they reflect deep dis
credit on the management OF Banks and
Steele.
GUtd closed at 69 aud fraction 10 New
York last evening", which indicates, bette
tn anything else, the vAveriug and anx
i.-o condition of The public mind in refer
enes to the military situation.
We hope for more decided news 10 dn,
LATEsr-l, A. N-We have Just r.ceiy
ed Secretary stautOu's dispatch TO Genera
Dix, which must be taken to oe the late.
rsliSble news. 1t will be seen that the dis
patch iS very guarded and does not coufrr
the earlier and ucficial news preceding
to the extent reported. Sill the news look
we'll. We are in pursuit and Lee is in re
treat. That much is certain, and 1t prove
that We have gained the upper hand an
are pushing matters boldly and promis
iugly.
The Captures ON the Baltimore ant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

CISclxEATI. Nay 9-The Gazette has a
special from West Virginia, announcing
the arrival Of Geo. Crooks command az
PRINCETON. This Is a portion of AverilPs
command sent to cot the Virginia and East
Tennessee railroad. The enemy 1880
strong retreated, leaving their camps in
our possession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

on furlouRh They confirm former &C..
counts Of Steele's loss OF trains aud artil.
lety. Our loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners 10 estimated at 1000.
The greater portion OF the 36th Iowa,
1Tth Ohio ADD SD Illinois are taken pris.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10

cod CuArd our Tag, and keep each star
RScA stripe a. blight AS new they wave,
san nAkS q LEAD our ranks In war,
StIll dcAt above each pAtriOt'B grave,
Death 70 the traitor thai ROald dare
To tFAIl 70 throaEh the dust Of shame,
An honest hearts itS lot viii GhAre
AID follow Il 70 Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
The FIRST NATIONAL-BANK.
Of wnE aLING,
U. S. Deposi:ory and Fiaaneiak 1g,nl

II HIS BANK Is now prepared to receive luLserip-
by the act u Congress OF March 8, 1854.
These BondA will boar date March, I, 1874 are ra
dsemAOlU at the pleasure Of the Government amer
10 1eaEs aud payable 10 years from date 10 Coin,
vita intereIt At 8 psr cent. per amuum In Com =
suoscribora eau receive either KeEIsveIeL or
Coupon Bonds ~ they prefer. Registered LOnds
viii be ssned Of den omin atoms Of $780, SIOO SIUOO
SSvt0 and $l0OOO. Coupon Bonds OF So, $iGU sos,
he Interest is payable semi. Annually on all de-
nominations except the $50 and $1UO Bonds upon
which II will be paid annually.
All subser ptioLS mAue to this Loan th rough this
Bank wi bear Interest from the date Of n. dsPoSIt
expense.
nyl0-2W @. adams CashIer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-10
PEOPLES EDITION OF
..- PARTON'S
Gen'I Butler in New Orleans
Que volume, octave, paper, price IS cents.


NJ It'll The riew Of uitetiuE the extensive popu-
w lar dcH-And for this remarkable book, tnis
edtttonhSs besn prep trei The page and y re are
STELLAR To- IhUse Of H.Tprr'S AagbEiRG some OF
sumo ibian e tue account has been cOuuen-ed YET
never - interiors with the interest or com.
pIsteness UfIhe stOry.
ULquHsIiUnAGly IhIs book HIAuds pre eminent In
inIsrO.I JnS al YET Uccas ned by tue rubs.II N
lta subject autAU cyIuDlne FsuueF II inAri.
mat hE. Fifteen eittos have Tten called for a. f,,t
~ they could hs pFintrd. IA has Oeeu armIy com.
menued ~ tue lOyht ire OF the country. AMI
SCARCELY esa BY pOTI. Ut least OF tue kugi,h
pTess by NhJm IL u kuUWIc &c TO Us en n,i,i.i,
VI-GcAIiOn ~ G0uorHI Butler lrOm the IN nom,
eLAIge" which envy ana hatred have brought
against HIM.
II cUutaius an aneedotal sketch Of Gen. Bu,I.,,.
brilliant AM rehlaTE .bie career at tho q Ar al Ms
'HchuseItsi hiaIory Of the secrrt mo euenIs IN
the CaaTIeston tOuNentIon; cOnVrrsRC OuH beIUetb
Hen. Butter aud the etdlnk eccHstuni,I,4,t NAL
inSIou IN DeCrmp T, 1867; tie real DIan, az Ihr
traitors; Geh. Butler invited To JIn Ii.e: IA. IA
wee 10 buchsnAni MS efforts l., PREPARING MAs,4
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mOnd the truth aDLuI the battle OF Great BethoI:
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pubilshe'i The recall Vt uentTal buler And tho
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pleSent opinions upon tho gre issues before us
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