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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
ruR TRIBUNE.

Notwithstanding the enormously increased
d "a .,,,s,ss. attending tho publication OF 1hs
Tp,,uSx. occasioned by the employment
~ numerous army correspondents an orhcr
liberal expenditures. as we'll {" BY tho ad'
vance In the price of paper and other materials, We
% have resolved for the present at least not to in
crease the subscription prices of either our Weekly
or Semi " eeky papers, but to continue to furnish
them At 81 and S. respectively, per annum; being
the same prices which we're established more than
lwenty years ago, whom tho cost was only aoon'
cne-third of what 1t is at tho present time oni
Terms will be found below. and wish 1t to be dis
tnctly understood that IsS'thoss Terms will be
strictly and literally adhered TO, and that 20 other
Attachments or discounts than those mentioned Will
Do allowed in any case whatever. VI .ft''
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No. 4.


W. arr nor reodp 10 surpty COPIES Of THE Two
PLATFORMS (Ba,smore and Chicago, printed SIDE
BY ade on gopd. .fr's paper, r.n s,iy he very fer
eomsnerts needsd 30 eiue,Gafe their .outog Onism.
Please osn send tey them any qaastits. 80 ..
20 let yonr seishbors zee for chat he rivol Partses
gre eontendrus--rarh speaking for itself. Price
d per hSnd,ed cop4ss, easb. Where ftey are sem
BY mail nc deduct from the rem'Hanee' snosgA 70
prepay pessHgs, s4.eA -'- about "a ee"s' Per ioV
; bsptes. 80 , ,''l. orl.fr &t-t.t
ID TA< PLATFORMS IN GREaAs. printed n same
styis a1oss and for sale az fAs same price, 81 per
'"'s'1"IaoTol! No. a. 1'Iiuia<, .-
a. .CAHAios DOCUMENTS. - we hare Just printed on
q broadsde. vato,m urfh ne PLATFORM" PREsI-
DENT LrScoLs's Uiers Of Democ1 ate Strategy, az
preseased BY A,~ IN q recent ,nterpier NTH Jsdgs
Null, of W,scors,n; GhsEsAL GRANTS Letter to
Hon. E. B. tpashbsrue: and BAYARD TAYLoR's
Poem on the /" CHICAGO SURRENDER AA on one
sheet. Pro, 81 PER 100. Sent by aa'i or By esPress
IYaen ordered By mail rs deduct from the rsSsstton-
% enough 10 pay the postage, Ua'ch Is IA cents per
90 eopses. Send on your orders 70 THE TRI.
pUsE" ................ ......... a.
Afs0, Uniform nth The ADORE, VINO n REsroSsiBLF
FOX THE WAR 1-be,ng porti0" II ALKxssDEH
u. SrxyHKSs Speech, ~a,ch he foretotd the desc.
kations ard horror rk,eh you'd arise from Secs.
Zion. detrvered Letore tie Seces',0r Convent,on cC
Georgia IN aruary, 1861. To spAieA a. added, WHO
CoMMEscED TIE WAsi n Catalogue Of Warl'ke and
Zreasonoble Aets ~h,ca nere committed prior TO Mr..
LsseOIns Adm,aistratton. P,iee 81 per 100 copies.
-rTtrr. No., 8, ID f.r
Aiso. saitorm r,th At olhers. The REAL CHIcA-
90 PLATroRs, AS ExPogsDED BY TIE DEhocRATlc
OEATORs AT cHicAso, beng Eztraets from The
Speeches Of dansgs.sted Democratic Orator.
made at Chicago during The s'ttsng Of tie Co"rer.
Sson at that place IN August last pa w
3d. In Germdr--LIRCoLs OBJ McCLrlLSF1 A Letter
from Doctor FRAaCis LIIBiBto The German voters
in Amer,ca. Uniform 'rim The aJope. Price u
per 100 copies. foreabie and eloquent address TO
tAc Germans Of this county, shoprng up the shom
Democrats. and comparing the oetsand he position
Of Mr.. L,~eotn nth those Of General MCleRan.
The psckedness of the McCLiar- Pend,eton. Vol. !
kand,gham platform has moi tesn more clearly shosp
% than IN his address. !
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IAN srmistiee. eh 7" said On officer with two
crutches and one leg. Certainly. ! go for an
armistics-efier Richmond and Petersburg and
Charleston have fallen. cjlsr Mobile and VII.
mington are ours, after the last armed Rebel has
kes,ed 10 In the last Rebel ditch. Oh, love
srmi,tices; but want them to come from the
Rebel side and not from our side"
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anLniRAs' VOTING.


All officer IN tie Army OF the Potomac writing
tn friepd 10 Mis- city says that Connecticut soldier
have commenced so,ing fur the Presidency, Two In
spee,,rs rppln,ed by ,hs Governor Of that st.s-r Us
present wien bsEe,s ara del.sis6 10 two regiments
seveb.eabits Of the Votes we're for Lncon' shashsr
regiment nine.tcutls, and another sbut equally al
vnIeu. IN oGs Joun. Battery the young Napoleon ID
wthou, n freud. every them vptng for Lincoln.
Tie 5slh Illinois III the Army Of the Potowac. tool
an infopal .c,ssa. days since, VITA tho following
rrs,is, Linsa,n sss, AcCisllsn-i3. a..' 'a
EAlLs 10 BE HURRIED Or.
Thr Post Office Department hopes to correct
the sad delhy, iu mails between Nsw.York and the
West 10y The in,t III TIE Dot when tho eablcs
the leading Railroads. making slower time and Civ
lg promise % o, oeioaai connections. will have gone
into esoct r,....I tFt-t.
NEW YORK POSr-0yrIoR.
Postmaster General Dennison knows nothing
sbont tie anges In the po,toce advertising Ia New
York st.. ..a.
CLEARING Up GUERRILLA NESTS
Working partes are row engaged IN folling
the timber each SIDE ofih- Manassaa Gap Rsilroad
u even, IT. uc by guerrlhas plnce for conceal
meut Order, have been Issued that II another attack
should b- made an Government train similar to the
late ont. IN Which macy lives we're lost every house
~ Rebel within hye miles VI The road, either side
shall be- immediately destroyed Meanwhile every train
bcars party OF EsOei sympathizers selected RON the
abundait sanber b. A,xandria ~ receive suoh bullets
a. thef friends the gueIrlas may choose to fre CT
theni. ThI,r PHI ri,ians and clergy unaa were
among the trsr party Ems sent.
THR SECRETARIES.
Secretaries S;li;On aad Fessenden are still
absent On tn,ir vist 10 Gen. Grant.
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
From rLis dale the Treasury Department
.uspends it, ato rule u paying creditors onetcurthvf
.leir olans n certificates 81 Indebtedness
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III Persons At tho trouble OF preventing snoscribers
sna srpiitiug US go copies " the Weekly WIN
5. entitled =, one coy gratis For $40 for twenty cop
1es one copy ~ the Sci,i Week. gratis.
Drafts OF New yoft ri, Ebit 70 The order az lIs
TuBtNE" bein. safer ae pieerab to other mods
OF remittance Bat where drafts eshDot be venieht-
" procnted United states National Hank bills are
che next best and h- cent BY mali az our risk; but
In case u 1BE TRIBUNE wi not Ne resronsbe untii
Furnished with TIM description Of the bills fpclnd1ng
the nxss 40 the hank deno1ninatios aud number sud
She time and psc. Of the msiugof the letter with the
= nnolosurea Address -.
,14o THE TRIBUNE. Nev.Yerk.
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MEETING AT RAHwAy.-Govono Perpoint, of
VTKnie, and ,oL Il. clay Crawford, U. 4. A.. y
member Of S,aT ~ Gov. Andrew johnson, Of Ten.
nessse, will address mecting ~ Railway, n, j.,
on Friday afternoon aad evening next.
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&C., un,oo Tieh-,-New-yorh.

n-..,a,,,...ABRAHAM LINCOLN. " Illinois
~. pys.idss, A.'DREw JOHNSON ofrennessee.
corr,,o, REUBRN X. FENTON Chan'aaqna
Is,,. .Goue-rcr THOMAS G. ALv0RD Of Onondoyu
rcoral CoNar,sr. FRANKLIN A. .ALBERGER. Ere
Irspsctor Of Stass Prisons DAVID T. fokkESl' ocne-
.s....i neciady.
For ELecsors Of President and VieS President;
A-IApos HORACE GREELEY. PRESTON KIM
A-.-'f-- . - District Electors.
&, c,.c,.s Bt,ySg II. HIRAM HogTos
:. gpAlH S r. .rp ay.u.s IA AuYN C. CBURBnt,
g. CeOB0Y RIcAsi. 10 EBiSE1Eh n,S
a. g. ABi,AMJ. nIrTEvnoRPRi21 JuHS S'HwS
WILLIAM II. MckISSBY.2l. JOHN .. 100 vasvoyn
w 8 THOMAS b. AsTES. % THOMAS ~ pp.nroan
y 2. IsAAC I. SMITH, - NElhgp syp,ry
g. GEogGs UrDlKg, "a. Johs T.. nt Is.r,v
9. GUY r. FELTON,, p JipIim,r WYAyvR
'a ~ 9s.H< a. r 49,, go o. JAMES ALLEr.
r. CHARLES l. BEALR. "a. J yU,S,. w; cpIsroJ
IL TBADpEls HAT. ~ W anr.t. q .snpP
IA. JOHN TwtDULg. ~ ~ J 2onn = JHIprISo
IS CORNyLuas l.. ALLEN Si' Jun" -
h ALOhzO W. MOaGAh.
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Gs nsstos ess 10 taken Of Anonymous Communications
Whs.evrr intended for insertion must be authenticated
By the name address Of tbs wrer-not nessu.y for
pushestioa. hu 90 Guaranty for lis esed isft
Al business oce should be sddfsstdts The
TDBcHx." New .Yort. L..
We cannot undertake elected CoDnirnisanohA
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The World says of. Judge hoits sAP"'ui' VI
tho Order Of Sons Of Liberty, a.
We ask No better Democratic campaign aooamen'
N sn this cDok ball stay II hosts for no i.
- ce, read h, heng nCved 20 INDIGNATION
sgairst The Of ,Als who would dare give Currency
Very we'll; then Why don't you print '.
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PKon WASHINGTON.
rny BALTIMORE ARRESTS. q

iVsoiL Dispsieh to IN, r. T. r'eons 10 =
80 49,. wAsuxoroS Moudsy Oct n, ie6s
'-' ruy BALTIMORE ARRESTS. g.,
A special train from baltimore was required
to-day to bring down tie s!ne'y or . hundred mer'
chants and cierts arrested there far ceiling goods to
smGggle fer the purpose Of running The bcchsds win
them Similar urresa weir tnsde simo*aneou'y IN 81
Luis. chi ciinail Phil-Geshia and terr. and qaite
number u business men u fr repu,s seem TO be In
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Messrs. woodmsn, Hoxie, and Runkle, will
address tho Union meeting at Trenor's Hall,
Broadway and 34th-street. tonight. 44al
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omios Of the country. regard our domestic foe
with calmness- -rf
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gagement oocurred yesterday, althulgh
lighting on the left mas hsayys 3,

gagement occurred yesterday, although
lighting on the iets Mas heayys I,
Early Id tho morning. the "a corps
forming the left Of otH hrtes we're consid.
erably advanced, Where, for short time,
the fghtiug was exceedingly severe. The
results Of the battle, though not decisive,
we're favorable. Four additional guns
were captured by the I'd corps, in charge
making total Of q guns. The whole
line is materially advanced.
Washington, 19th.--Despatchss from
City Point Of this morning report our
forces advanced yesterday to within mile
Of Petersburg, where they found the enemy
occupying new line of intrenehments,
which after successive assaults we failed
TO carry, but held and have extended our
advanced positions.
From the force Of the enemy inside the
new line IL is inferred that Beauregard has
been reinforced from Lees army.
No report received by the department
concerning the casualties of our army, or
its operations since crossing James. river.
Gen. Sherman reports to-day that the
enemy gave way last night in the midst of
darkness and storm, and at daylight he
entered his lines from right to left. The
whole armyis Is now in pursuit as far as Chat
tahoochee. Gen. Sherman adds, I start at
once for Marietta.
(Signed) STATION.
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MR.. NAsBY REIOICETH OVER
THE NOMINATION NV FREMONT.
Church Nv the Moo Dispensashun !
Joon the 2. '64.


Joon the 2, '64.
Now is the winter NV our diskentent,
made gellorous summer. The clowds that
orekast the perhttikle horyzon is broak
and rays frum the sun Nv success hev
peereed EN-, gilden the nosis Nv the fathe-
'ful with rayjence that wisky cannot
give.
Honey hez KUN out Nv karkis-gocd
hez perceeded frum .Nazzyreth. The
Raddykek hey nominated Fremont Hal
lelOogy! They did it at Cleveland.
never voted for Fremont In sc l
didn't ike HMM fact | aboozed him.
laft at him fer partin his hare in the mid
die, | akoozed him nv bein Cathlic, and
Nv steelin cattle frum the Guvment. Wen
Linkin apinted him Ganral I aboozed him
agin, and more than ever wen he ishood
his Emaucipashen Proclimashen.
But nuw / dis&iver that hev did him
grevous wrong. The most beeominway
a man kin part his hare is in the middle,
the steelin Nv cattle frum the Guvment is
a act that no man who supportid Bookan-
non kin condern, and his ablishnism-why
heze to be pittied fer that
Uv course no dimoerat kin vote for him,
fer ther is triflin difference in our prin-
sipels, yet about haff Nv the ablishn par
ty ought to do it by all menes. Jon {. is
the man fer them undoubtedly
But wether he gifts meny votes or few,
his hein nominated is salvashun to us. Ev-
cry vote he gifts, Linkin won't git, and
then what
The bair that almost overpowrsme. We
kin elect Dimocrat!
This movement puts a new face upon
affairs. We needn't be pertikeler anxshus
emmy moar fer Lees success-ia fact I
believe it wood be better for us 2 hev
Grant whip Lee and talk Richmond. Fer
why? BecoZ. Sposen about the time
the Confedrasy is played out, We elect
Dimocrat, and spozn that Dimocrat let's
up on EN-, restoars ther niggers, pardons
EN-, pays ther debts, compensate them ez
hez sustained losses in the war and pen
shans their widers, woodent they let US hev
the heh nv the orfSis a while. Of coorse
they wood.
I suggest that the Commits who air Ia
kin up the eolieekshun fer VMlandygum,
send the mummy forthwith to Fremont's
Execcotiv Conmitty. I shell talk up a
colleekshun in my congregashun immedi-
ately fer that purpus. Be inwiggoreted.
PETROLEUM Y. Nasty,
ss"s pastsruv sed church In charge.
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Who'll
s Tlsse.

~ 80 -
Person. II sssasazv hat.sss ~ ssNoabasd xIsh
wsaknesss Iaseisz b 90 Me heaYk zAak
Of appssita, dlsssaEs amer sassnh bepid liver, con.
ssip stsi &essrvs 70 suEarsN they vii nos
[ PLANTATION 73rrTERsg
which are now recommended By the highest med
isaa sutharikies aad warranted 60 prueaes "a inz@
nsdists heHeacial eject Thsy are sxesedssgiy
agreeable pcrfectiy pure, and must superosae all
other sonioa where healthy, gsntis stimulsSs Is
required. So 60 @.EytT F&
They purify, streahthens and savigorats.1 : '' 90
They create y healthy appatisA. :zF
/ They ara antiaote 10 changed watsr End diet
They overcome effects of GsaipAti6n and late
Thsy stE0ugshsS fhs system ana salivsa the
they prevent s4 nias.aatie sa, aserassss ssversa
The, purify the breath and aeidity Of tbs
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhsa, cholsra and Cholera Nor.
They cure Liza Complaint ana NssvOhs had
ache. q. -.
They make the weak sssaag. the languid bssl-
liant and Rre exhausted naknre's great restbssE.-
They are composed Of the celebrated caisy baFs,A
wintergreen, ssssafras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served in perfectly pure st. Craix ram., For par
bottle. r*.'-s@- rs.es tfs 3 3sSs 5as@
/ Beware Of impoSaars Exsmina eysFy bosssas--I
See that il has D, s. Barnes signature ON our
private q. s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation
scene and our arm signature On o fae steel plas4s
engraving on side Label. See that onr bottIo d
net reflled with spurious and delsteFaoas saaaAs5
We defy any person to match the taste or ehsrasteg
Of cur goods. Any person pretending to ssn
Plantation BitterA by the gallon in hnlk. b mas
imPoster We sell only in our log cabin bottle -
Amy person initiating this bottle or selling &hyl
other material therein, Whesher called PlaHsssoay
Bitters or not, is a erminsl under the o. s. Law,
and win be 80 proseestsd BY aS We already
have our eye on two parties Fe-Aling our bottles
&c, who will succeed in getting themselves ints'
close quarters. The demahd for Drake's PlaneA<
ton Bitters from Ladies, Clergymen, Merchants,
&c, Is perfectly Incredible The simple trial Of h
bottle Is the evidence We present Of their WORTH
and superiority. They are sola by al respectabte
druggists. grocsrs physieians, hotels, sAloSaasr
steamboats, and coantry stores. a.. s
p. II. DRAKE 4 co. t sls
247 Broadway, NJ Ysr9
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Forming the
QUICKEST AND hest ROUTE


Frem Denver City, Omaha, .Coanel Bluff, psa
Moines, and all point in Western and Central
Iowa, to Chicago and the East with less staging.
quicker time, and no Fery at the Mississippi
River. 49, -. @.~@" @%5 ,2s as u
Ne change Of cars betwssu Grnnsu 4 chisaea
Sleeping cars run from Iowa City to Chicago.
The Western Stage Company make direes ana
sure connections, Passengers leaving Des M0iEes
at q m arrive at GrinneII $50 m. arriving ut
Chicago, SIS, in time to coaneet with trains ef
the Great Eastern Routes
Through tickets to all points by al Ines. =
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK FREIGHT
are especially directed the faes thai this is the
ONLY ROUTE FROM IOWA TO THE EAsF,@
By which through shipment can be made without
loss Of time damage TO freight, shrinking OF stock
from unloading, ferrFinh, drayags driving, sna
relosding at the Mississippi River. Through
rates given with the choise Of routes Over
charges promptly adjusted. ~
Froights shipped from the East, marked O. GarS
Chicago sRd Rock island, R. r. sill net Be. szb-
ject MAlelay Of transfer st Chicago.
Exclusive Passenger TrEins rus from e1ia e
road to Chicago. -. .s..R-a.,...A Is
New and elegant sleeping ears are iust fnishsd
and put on night trAins JOHN r, TRACY, asa4
W. L, ST. JOHN, Gen1 supt.
Gsaf Freight ana Ticket Agspt ChioagN-
". F. DuRANT, Chicago.
Gen1 West Ggt, O. FFSKE, AkS3
Iowa City. MAleolms =
Jan l, '64 " "a
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Heavy losses On Both Sides

Washington, l6--Pesersbarg Exrtess
has telegram frsIn Lyuchburg that Hun
Ter entered Lexington on the 18th, with a
force estimated at 5000.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9Th
has intelligence that Crook with 5000
men, was at Amherst c II. only II miles
from Lynehburg. They had destroyed
the bridge over Tye river.
Lynehburg is defended by a much larg-
sE force than the federals expect
= Cincinnati, 1G-A FlemminesJurg cor
respondenee, 18th, says:
The remnant of Morgans command
numbering 700. passed here this morning
en- route, probably, for Pound Gap. They
admit loss Of nearly 1000. at Cynthiana.
4 federal force is still ia pursuit. Of them.
1t arrived at Flemmingsburg hours after
Morgan departure
yaIiandigham IS still at Dayton. All
quiet there.
N>w York. I7-Timcs Wushingtan
special Of the 10Th says:
One Of Grants cpurierS arrived thi,
morning from Bermuda Hundreds with
dispatches fer the Government
The courier says when he left. on the
18th. fighting Was going OH ia the viciui-
tyof Petersburg. The .cannonadiag and
masketry which could be distinctly heard
at the landing. begun at early dawn 1t
was very heavy and momentarily increased
in severity Graut's whole army was
across james river, its rear bujn. several
miles west Of Bermuda Hundreds.
The whole OF Smiths corps has asriy-
ed
Several thousand fresh troops have
reached Bermuda, and more arc coming
up.
Nothing definite from Sheridan.
Times special from Beruude HUI.
azeds, 18th a N, says
The 18th army corps under Gen Smith,
fssached from the army of the Potomac.
f&6ned Butler command last evening"
kaaing at Point of Rccks, Appotomax
s5ser On reporting TO Butler an order
sn Immediately issued to Smith to move
az this morning, on Petersburg, in con-
jaactiOa with streng cavalry force under
Kauta, Meanwhile q rumble of artillery
and elatteE of horses hoofs as they cross
] TIE ponsoons, are distinctly heard. show
ing the movement had commenced.
Hancock crossed at about 10 miles be-
lqw City Paint
Gsa Benham arrived last night with
sdihepal pontoons, and the crossing is
u1n eoing On unmolested.
rsat spent nearly. all day yesterday
ritz Butter, visiting the line Of entreneh-
, Mszss, and expressed himself well pleased
with the condition of affairs here.
7ribaas's correspondent of the 18th,
ssyss .g,ss.. <a.,.",
Ihe movement 10 James river was In |
{ 8hfss eafaans. Hanceek al the right, |
nsssezkths ChiekahezainY; Burnside on
ne iafk and Wright in the ssakse
EhMiasn 4 Of With sreex and Toll
eavaly % and Hnat pilp
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Petersburg the Seat of War /!
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Several charges on Rebel works !!
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Reinforeements from Richmond !
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. Fighting commenced in earnest :
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PEST ROUTE TO THE EAST ?
Mississippi and Missouri
--Axp- .'-434.@i.f. ".'.s
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Open to Grinnell
lbs MILES WEST OF MISSISSIPPI RIvERI
slS MILES DIREcTLY WEST OF cHIcAGo:s -.
Forming the
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Later from Grant.

HIS Whole army across the James
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29
A Story of General sherman.

A Story of General Sherman.
The Baltimore Clipper tells the fol.
towing story:--
"A distinguished official who was
lately at the headquarters of General
Sherman, gives US the following an
ecdote of the Halter, in the necessity
under which he lay of sitting in judge
ment on 4 certain class of men in At.
lanla, when that place was evacuated
by the citizens. wiring US, our friend
says: =
Let me give you little incident,
Which took place at Gen. SheIman'a
headquarters, Atlanta.
You will remember that an order
was promulgated directing all civil
ians to leave Atlanta North or South)
within twelve days. The day Of its
issue a gentleman entered Sherman's
office aud inquired for The Gen. The
latter answered in this way, very
promptly, Il am Gen. Sherman The
colloquy was nearly as follows
Citizen.-='General, | am North
ern man, from the State OF Connecti-
cut; have been living in Atlanta for
nearly seven years have accumulat-
ed property here, and as see you
have ordered all citizens TO leave with,
in twelve days, | come to see if you
wouldn't make an exception in my
case. / fear, If ! leave, my property
will be destroyed
Gen. Sherman. What kind Ct
property do you own, sir? Perhaps
will make an exception in your case.
sir
'Citizen.---I own block Of stores,
three dwellings, a plantation two'mies
out Of town, and foundry.
General sherman Foundry, eh |
what have you beea doing with your
foundry?'
'Cgizen.-I hase'oeen making cast
ings
General Sherman.--What kind Of
ca asIings? Shot, and shell, and that
sort of thing!
'Citizen.-Yes, | have made some
shot and she'll
Gen. Sherman.--You have be n
making shot and she'll 10 destroy yosr
country, have you? And still you
claim favor on account Of being nor
theru man Yes sir / will make an
exception OF your case; you slialI 70
South to-mortow morning at sunrise.
Adjaiant, see that this order is ear
RED oct. Orderly, show this man the
door
'Ciizen.--Bo, General caa'l 20
North Z
General Sherman.--No, sir. Too
many Of your class there already. sir.
Scanning The ahose. Nbo dos not
once more recognise the great militia
~ leader. as eminently the right inan
in the right place: II dealing siih
tue more subtle aspects Of the REBEL
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