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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-17

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
pcpp,vIv,nia The President at once sent the Army

Pennsylvania The President AZ once sent the ARM
Of the Potomac after the INVADER and the battles oil
South Mountain md Antistam took place.
81 will bag their entire force" wrote Litle Mac
"please send four or five Thousand fresh troopS
Unfortunately he f,st tired nitcr the AMIR az An
etam that be f sseey the wrong side OF 1ho POLO
mac. Next morning when be went ~ bag Lee ehd MS
army there wasn't any Lee there.
Il don't think the Rebels viii come beck here wrote
Little Mac again; "bur olish stay here 10 see: send
me reenloreemen,s." The plsa.don. replied, think
rou had better cross the Potomac and scs y you cant
find some Rebels to whip; that my eaof conducting
the war" This ths sh OF October. Tue 0faeT Nns
cboyed on the lot of November air. ouriousy enough
Lille Mao was relieved Of his cornand on thc SIN OF
the same month.
lie babe farewell 10 his broihers-in ard oit for
Trenton. n J.
Here in tho peaceful borrn Of jersey or hero re-
NAMED writing q long defsase of his glorious career,
and cutivntlng the delicate tomato add the gTaceilI
squash Hnt tide of Peace met al Chicago ana n0nil
mated him for the Presidency lie accepted the nomi-
nation 81 Peace IN letter In which Lo gdyocated hs
most Wariike measures.
Ibis is tie last noteworthy aot Of his lie, 60 lar as
heard from TIL Esd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

'rb, n rcent T,-pcditioYs- Gallant Behavior
Of the Csiored ErooPs-ghcy Take n"
Prisoners he Poor whites EhosF
Earnratmrss ~ lhc Nar.

Con. pon9oscs o. TIE =. y. Tgibuuc.
YicKsBUro Oct 70. 1904.
The last of the late expedition down the ryer
returned Yesterday. Tie infantry ard artillery Ie-
turned several Days ago bringing in all nearly hune'
rcd prisonors. On then way down tic cavalry were
landed NJ Grand Gulf end ordered 10 scout aronnd by
Por, Gibson. and renolt a. Rodney. ~ Port Gibson
thew had sharp shirmish and brought in some prison
crs with trifing loss. Rodney and It's negtbor
Water Proof aro noted guerrilla Aannis whore boats
have been repeatedly fred on. AL movable abandoned
prourtv was removed from Rodney numbers Of horses
and mules wore sczed Hundreds Of caiile. Decides
url.oners were brought away. Among TIE latter were
acme fifteen women Some Of tho pIiaones are held
Il Is understood AS hostages ior Tie good conduct o. thou
friends.
The cavalry .tin went down the river, and. landing
below Fort Adams secuted around u WoodYIlo'
Miss
Encanping foT the night thoy we're soon informed Dy
nCgro Of the presence Of Rebel force also eAeahle1
about three miles from them. They started early 10 IN
yesraie the care and came suddenly upon tho enemy
about 200 strong with three pieces OF artillery the
Third L. Cavalry (colorel) in the advance. The hrit
companies gained their rear and oil charged with re-
yovers and saers and In less than half an hour the
Rebes were entirely routed By single battalion Of ne
cavalry, icu bf Viva WV
Killed. The nsgross took no pSisOners When routed
by he blacks all that could to the white cavalry Gad
surrendered.
srty.tso prisoners we're taken by them. The cap
tured gum wero sout at TO Fort Adams, but on
the way the escort attacked by the Rebels and ore
oaisson retakep But our main body came back,
her fel upon THIS Rebel party. and, seeing tho casG
thus tsEca tuproscd that they had artillery md for
,hs reason advanced cautiously 10 tho 1itack that
stcr sore sharp diminishing. the Re els escaped ou
the oasson and horses were once ore retaken. suci
are the queer vicifsisudes ofw.r
The spirit and dash OF 70 black regiment that bor'
the brrt Of tie tgh at woOdTic could hardly be sur
passed Ihey zen fine regiment. aud ssu "o''''a
Their eool ,ss aad bravery conspicuous ana muc
Of ~ Iaakablc efficiency is doe to the dashins an'
sill leadership of MAJOR Cook Dare DoVl Cook q
ne !. oaen called who led them in Tins 'peaoa ena's' s.
One cr 10 mon was surrounded and While al ''! ~
re,o.ge. missed Che. bot Lo would s''T'n'''' ''
d,lh,r.ts', cling mp Die re, .vr e'e" A's sA,ii
..yre Nh. won't l... lsc." sad dashsd tn and cut 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
The Only Authentic Life OF Geo. y. Ne
CIoIInu, alias Little Wac.
WITH AN ACCOUNT OF HIS NUMEROUS VICTORIES
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO ANrIkIAN

The distinguished topic Of this bnei blogra-
n,y was b,rn 10 the CITY OF BroiheFly Love IN le1t
fIis father was a Quaker which accounts lor ths
nae ic tendencies always shown by the son
II used 10 be the cuHtom. when boy was NJ iof
noItinr che to seud him 20 school az West Point
Little George H. sent 10 West Point at the ago Of
sixteen. ,, . 4, - .lo
George had finished learning how % be soldier be en-
tered he Army There is certain fascination aDOtt
military life that often leads even The hunble't 10
follow the profession OF arms.
n mar be well TO state IN this connection tnat our
hero yas called George BIintOn MeCle.iah' De.Hu'e
that was his name, ,.,,t. .,,,-ir,,
nhopnjly for nir 81 about the period OF his entering
.be ANN tho Mnriciu war broke out. ihs event was
u,oDery speaking the beginning oil the NE no" 10 ~
H. eoutation hos never hitherto been spercd nd y
10 No, nroposed 10 spare his life ON THIS OCCASION
will not however be q long life. ~ - =,
George vent 10 Mexico for IN excellent reason III
cordn'l helm himself Tie same reason pIopa'f 2'
49, Gc,,iI ~ weight .n pernading him g. sly there
Tie foucIf In two bsttlesmaybe sbfec-Ana <as Drvf'
In dis capacity, lie took a Mexican p 6oner. re
-as soan declarsd, probably Ia Consequence a.
George being a good boy. came hoihe.
TJe vas then made instructor ~ West foint q
,o-sft ,te vourr iden how 10 eGoot
T. Wcst Point be- endelrof niusel' 70 All ne pr !
. tl,, .flcers Oh ag .qlAt ar the swcrtre'so o. ~
..,,,,.r Even a. a cl-G Ge0-<t Ahl been nps'@ 20
b.. A.. lita 60 laht or sG~tr"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
EROM MARYLAND.
MARYLAND Good for n Lineoin Tnjoriiy
The rev ConstiiutiOn Cnrried-sAcnry
winter Dnvie's succC.~or.

Ccriespoadence Of Tie n. Y Tribune
BAuMosr Oct -, 1861.
Persons in other States may surmiso that
there win be close contest ia tbs State between LIN
colg and Little MAC" owing 90 the small majority
By which we have carried the Constitutions. election
but thew must bear 10 mind that great many Union
rrn voted agaii.t the now tou.ifDtion on personal
grounds Or on account o. other questions than hnt oi
~laveTY j have talked recently Win gfeM many
,r fl on iionalrts who will .uis for llAlOlN aud
70 with hundreds OF Democrats Eo ~ tiai tle thi
cago Convention nominated H. wrong r1hnllitt a.
one v ho has 400 decided policy. SEiMOrE OF NALLAA
tIcHItl could Lave secured much larger vote among
sitrtion thcfe e. 10 doubt manifested here by any
parfv that ID is decisyely carried.
Col. CuAREs + pHELrs, esq, hes been unaninolsN
nominated for CnuCrcra by the lnonrtt ~ thn usIic
now rcrfe.entcd ty HENRY NiHrEK DAVIS. Col
pHIP- j. gentleman OF Unfp0tteu reputation polished
manners aud anti slavery principles. AT me bieoklnF
orf of f.o war boz Was % member Of the City COgnc.
end resigned bis position rather than vote supplies ior
those WHO were preparing 10 resist me measures of o
(ioyernfrpnt and also resigned his Col0necy In fie
militia rather that be affiliated uith An org@i7 .'h
which favored tie Rebels lie citoIwafd Joncd 90
3th Narymnd Regiment. and after lighting brayey a.
ne hattie Of the Wilderness wounded IN tie rrm
taken prisoner enc recapred by SnEhpAH on his ~as
io Richmond liz motto j. conservative IN feacc.
radical n War" and he enforce his principles on ths
,tlnp ,erv forcniv having more forensic ability than
,ert aps ay other man iB Maryland. MI DAVIS con
i.mplrfcs removing his residence g. New lOrh cry
Trade here j. reYifing aud tie city beginning 10 ap
noer oq iu times past when the SLyo ailt0cracy cpH
,iesceuded 10 deal here although Che merchants May
MOI sell a. large bills they did then, Il "a PROBABLE
a greater per ccntage Of them are paid. J. l. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
The Nations Judgment.
p7 CHRISTOPHER ?. CRAHCH.


q feeble minds, who, in the far-ofi void
Look for God judgments, mixing evil and good,
Not on the future fix your vacant stare;
BOT for the last loud doom-tump sit and waits
Koso is the Judgmeut-dayl The Lord has come
Not as you dreamed, On supernatural clouds,
But borne ia battle smoke across tAo land.
This . truth hard to DIGEST. yet truths
She Devils engines wo-k to gain US Heaven;
Now is the Judcment-day-snd Hell has clutched
Upon the nation 5 conscience, hardened long
Coated with sin, to purir, il by hre
We 81. by streams Of blood, by ravascd feds;
we watch meath bursting shells audsnlph sA'6
Nve hoai the wells from trench and battle-heidi
We hear the groans from hospital aud PTisoni
We toss on sulging scss Of hope and fears
The happy land lies torn and bleeding sore,
And wrthcs in pain foT crime whose serpent folts
Had slowly, step by step and year By year
Benumbed our strength, and magnetized orr eyes,
Ard dragged US down, down-till the foul slaye-pen
Seemed nothing worse than cat,le-pasiures green,
Or waited sheep-cotes Oh the upland farm;
Yea, sieaming rottenness and miasma foul
Rose sweet as mountain air We loved in youth.
What can we hope fCr who have sinned SO long
First Of all laws Of God. by Christ made clear,
ys this" All men ere brothers, Keeping this
Is Heaycn--God's Kingdom on tho car;h--no less.
And breaking this plain law, and gToyelns low
TO please a band OF ty7ants whose brute heels
Trampcd their brothers soul. out, is the He'll
Whose pains we now endure. Yet it is not
Vengeance divine, as theologians pr4te,
For God is Love nor knows what Vengeance is.
Say. rather, purging Fire, by winch the soul
OF ths great Nation shall grow clean and white.
This is oar expation-fuu Of voc
And anguish-we who scoIned TO follow Christ
IN deeds Of love and justice, now must rnash
Our teeth in torment having spumed and cursed
The spiritual law which links al mcu
with God snd one another STRANGE IL seems
And dire. And yet as soon expect earths heat
20 stile all the bcauteous summers growth,
And never tempest rise Co purge tie air,
And cool the fever as, that having lived
With backs tGrHcd Oh Gods cyen-handod laws,
Our laugh could hush the mutterings Of the clouds
Our slrug could shoulder of the thunderbolt
Ofwar Hollis Engine, vi hose mad work must spend
Itself ia fiery blasts and we aud death,
TIL Hcayens great everlasting Peace be vons
And laws be just, and human brotherhood
Stand tie first Article of the Christians creed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

are further told that you aro IN favor OF soegenation.
In three States At least tho white and negro never In
t,rnaTy. yet the negro popnafIon grows whittier and
wlSter. There were acts committed there by white
men Of which even decent slaves would rot be guilty.
And while on the subject he wOuld look the gofiod
State on Maryland and learn something. White North
err Democrats Or COpperhetds rackng their brains
with apOIoNjes for slavery which they 90 rot under-
stand rcflke D. comprehend and search the scrip
tgfcs to d arguments D i.s d"ense her glorious peo-
pie heve reused themselves 70 The dgly u enigheDed
statesmansiip and with Nc MD " tho soldiers vote
wiped out the eocgrsed Institution. and the state 10 ires
lcrcTer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
Torthe ny Thgane.


49, ""~f
ious which will be very popular soon siser the
Nogen.hcs rczt
oh. no. we never mention him.
His name is never heard;
For Loyal lips decline 70 speak
That once familiar word.
We talk of Lincoln, Sheridan,
Of Sherman and ofGrant;
BIT o, there is another name
OF which tic public can't
lie was q very nice youug man,
And promising, you know
Bat then lie made g great mistake
And found il wouldn't 20.
Oh, no, we never mention him,
His name is never heard,
Compared to whom Napoleon
Has reckoucd quite absurd.
lie once was great OF Strategy,
And kept an Auacondai
But when it died, be dug hOls
And buried it on yOnder.
AwaXIy Chiekahomony
He was d mighty digger,
The King Of Spades, a Democrat,
And down upon tho uiggcr.
Oh. no. We never mention him,
His name ia never heard,
There seems a kind Of reticencs
About that liulc word.
From barto bar wc travel round
To Danish our regret,
And smile, and smile, and smile again,
IL order to forget.
We ofton mention FaTagut,
Du Pont and Porter too
But never speak Of Little -
OfLittle-you know who.
Oh, no. we never mention him,
His name is never heard,
He's hoped the ,gig Of politics.
Sic transit, little bird.
BE got seduocd by crafty men,
Who slapped him on the back.
And said wen make q President
Of no, lvc lost the knacL
OF uttcring that little word,
cannot get 10 out;
And yet we used 70 see his name
Once blazoned all about
Oh. no. we never mention him,
HIS name is never heard,
Hes dead and buried, so he 49,
HE Jacet, little bird.
In wide obliyion's dimmcst nook
A single marks the place,
Bearing this rnisspclt cpitaph;
O. "Reqisat IL Pace
Yes, Rest in Peace, LEI 10 rude hand
Disturb the humble bed
Ofthis here foolish, nice young man'
This "coppercd" Copperhead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
o,pAnrrRv. or TgE MosADSoCK.

The two-turrettd monitor Monadnock saiee0
rom the brooklyn Navy.Yard Oh "Wednesday nor aihs
At hafpast ten ohcok. She Is reported W INV oees
~ssiyned 20 the Ntrth Atlantic BockaduS SiUas0h ~
ne nug ship Of Aafniral ID. ID. PORTER
MoHIcAN SEVEN GUHs
The Mol 1ean, Com. ID. AsihEN sailed shoftiy
aer the nralnock, aud viii convoy her TO bel des
nation.
MAssAsOrT, EIyE GUNS.
The MassasOit sailed during Nedneeaa! as o1~
Of The, eOnsOrts ~ the MoDsdnock.
DICTATOR, TWO GUNS
1he great iron-clad battery Dicte'or y TX
rkcted 70 sail on Saturday Of this week
SUPPLY STEAMER FOR THE EAST AND "ESr GULF
sQuADR0Ss.
The Union. Capt Conroy, will sail on SAT-
urday with the mail and supplies for the above squad
rons Letters Tsckages and parcels l.il ~ osuO.
Korean of Naval Information. No. Doy street. noioie
FrIday at O'Clock, viii be forwarded oY 'hiS S'o""'
The GRAPE AID WINE Snow AT ClL's-
LAND SEPT o. was successful one, SO faT as relates ~
gathering many sorts Of fruit aud san es OF Nlhe'
,r,ye hat Ohio il irnly good country ios aIas
l,,rng the exhibition thl grape question va ihhf wv
. ops.e,i and valuable .aoss euciTd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
From nsIssOURE.
eDb.curify of Rebel Movemeuts-priee at
Neutrality-suspicious. because Of
No Battie--Quarrei i'm Rebel Councils
"A Mcclellan Militia Erigadicr-PS-

htetn-s HtCs
from Our Special Core spordsnt
ST LOUIS Saturday, October % 1854
The difficulty Of procuring absolutely trust
worthy Of the movements Of the Rcbes If Illustrated
b. the developments Of the last tweniyfour bours Day
eefsre yesterday en official telegram received at
headquarters stating positively that PAGES head
quarters were ct Lexington and that his whole force
was eDcamped between that place and Marshall, IN
saHne County OF COURSE this dispatch was believed to
b correct Yesterday afternoon GURUS teiegraphed
from Independence yin 81. Joseph and Macon City
that Eve companies Of she Second Colorado Cavalry had
trVea the Iobels cnt Of Lefgton and, further that
he Information they "a ootaioed led 70 the conclusion
That Price had ,tr been there himself but mat The
spJ heDel .ofces which had occupied Lexington were
so'e c~ 800 cavalry under Col. RArubUN
Taf they rs,ycd it boldly by Selling tho office Of
.Sa1.aqiaa Uai0a and isaaiug elaldicgreni rrosi.
netisr % tha effect tllt Goo cry "as ~ lg rlc,f
Amy Which emo to iesc,9 Wr>~f ms n.,s IL,
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DOR SALE-A tao Story Brick p~ell-
ing House. With four - good cellar, cistern lot
10 BY lao and stua' ed In of TIE best pdghpfh DDS
in this city and will be sold vrry crapH application be
II B. TEy.EyDK,
noy9 Real Estate Agt.. ID St.
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The Lona.n r,m.. On sherman.

The Lenasn Times en- sherman.
The Times has learned TO be 4 little
more cautious and respectful in its men.
tion Of Gen. Sherman than i. used TO be
previous to the capture of Atlanta. In
its issue Of the Sd it has an editorial be-
ginning as follows:
"Since the great Duke Of Marlborough
turned his back upon the Dutch and
plunged heroically into Germpny /, 6oh,
the famous battle Of Bleinhelm, military
history has recorded no stranger marcel
than the mysterious expedite 10 Of General
Sherman on an unknown route against an
undiscove' able enemy"
Aftsr reviewing the great dificultie.
attending Gen. Shsrman's enterpri.e.
tae Times coucludes;
. Nssetthslgss. he is be,oud / doubt
both On sbls sad reso'ute aold;er sna
40 nay know better than any Of s.. co,n
try@eh Wbat IRE the real chances of ~.
eHserPriss. That it il . nost MONIES ~.
enterprise cannot bc denied, but L i -.
aetly 90 Of those enterprise wh;ol =.
indke1 ~ 10 event. Ismss sithe, my /.
AerHon ~ noet lamons Geaer,I II "a.
Nestn " q sey svvs tls ruip 8 ~
top stieA - asn u asd svss hisslsre
o1kes.s
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Gen. Grant nm Applicant for office.
The following document is on file in
the Office Of the County Clerk Of st. Louis
county. (says an Exchange and is la
b,lled: duplication of U. s. Grant for
thu Office of County Engineer -" Re-
jscted:''
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. Is, 1859.
Hon. County Commissioners 81. Louis
County, No.:
GENTLEMEN II beg leave to submit
myself as az applicants for the office Of
County Engineer, should the Office be
rendered vacant, and at the same time to
submit the names of a few citizens who
have been kind enough to recommend
me for the Office. have made no effort
to get large number Of names, nor the
names of persons with whom | am not
personally acquainted. l enclose here.
with, also, a statement from Prof j. j.
Reynolds, who was classmate Of mine
at West Point, as to quai6 cations.
Should your Honorable body see proper
to give me the appointment, l pledge my
self to give the efice my entire attention,
and shall hope to give general satisfaction
Very respectfully your obedient SER
want, u. S. GIANT.
The above document is signed by sew
eral prominent citizens of St. Louis at
the present time, and also by number
Of individuals who occupy positions 10
the rebel army.