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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-07
TALES g. SKETCHES
A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.

IYvANTED-A Housekeeper. No one but an elder
w ly person competent and of the highest respect
ability, need apply Call between the hours of and
4, Thursday, April 6, at No - Michigan avenue.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-09-07
T He HGENST & E {,
THE SELFISH MANS PRAYER IN
WAR GIMES

Again the clouds of battle lower
With terror and dismay;
Protect me, AlI-Disposing power,
In this disastrous day!
As in the camp the soldiers learn
TO riot, curse and swear,
'Twould give my pious soul concern
To have my boys go there!
Then while my neighbors and their sons
Are called to war and arms,
Grant that my boys secure from guns,
May cultivate my farms
And while with taxes and expense
My kindred are distressed
o grant that all my hard-earned pence
May siumber in the chestl
And should the rebels gain the day,
And all their foes condemn;
Then may wash my hands and say
neer opposed them.
Yet, if by Thy disposng will
Ny country gains the cause,
o may | find shelter still
In her induigent laws!
And should she dlsbeheve my word,
may upon 4 nee call,
To witness | ne'er dI ew my sword,
Or fired gun at all.
For since from frailty and mistake,
No carna mind is free,
wish no active part to lake,
But leave the whole to Thee!
Though impious pirates in the seas
Our merchants ships despoil
Yet shall my spirit rest in ease,
Till foes invade the soil.
Then let the friends of battle rave,
My peaceful wales shall sing;
And oxen, corn, and all have,
Full thrice their value bring.
o may my lands yield twenty-fold,
The army to supply;
Nav fat contractors, fraught with gold,
My copious harvests buy
May continental rags no more
Csurp the place of corn;
But crown my basket and my store
With blessings from the mine.
". Y. Eccaipg Post.
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GEO. w. ELDER
Attorney at Law.

Office Market Square, Lewistown, will at
tend to business in Mltflin, Centre and Hunting
don counties my26
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RB- Galbrath's Omnbuses convey passengers to
and from all the trains, taking up or setting them
down at all points within the borough limits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
4. The Battle in the wilderness "A New
York Hero.
To IA. Editor Of Tie n. y. Tribune.

IT, As Editor Of TIE y. y. Tribune.
SIR: Acts of bravery and heroism on the
battle field have been very during the present
war and 1t IS than just that all such acts should
be recorded feel confident you will agree with me In
this respect and resting under this conviction desire
TO state few facts which came under my personal Oh
soryaon and Of the heroic conduct Of an officer OF :he
cd Regimen, New.York Volunteers. during the bloody
confiic, in the Wilderness beyond the Rapidan. The
officer whom refer is s ]. Docks.alcr. First Lieu
tenant, commanding Company l. II the above regiment
Well may the regiment De proud OF such an oihceF.
The battle raging most flriOusyi the lcadcn mes
seuCers Of death whistling and whrlng through
the air ike hail stones. Lieut. D.s company was on
the night Of the line. aud for more than half an hour
was exposed 70 "a most CALLING cross.nfe The
mems ammunition was nearly exhausted-they had ex
pended sune hfty rounds eachi a box OF ammunition
came the rear the Lieutenant hastily ran and seized
It by the handsful and filled the eartridge-bo1es Of
his men. Ho wosld not allow a man 10 leave his posi-
on. The muscts became hot that the men told the
Lieutenant they could not load. He fastened a few
yards 10 tho rear. and soon returned with several
cool muskets taken from the dead and wounded.
heard him cry out TO his ncn, but the roar OF
muskctry almost drowned his yoiSe. Here, boys.
here are cool muskcts give mo your hot ones now my
men, load quick aud FIRE low and II Your muskets get
too hot remember | have cool ones for you, and my
pockets full OF ammunition" saw him repeat the or
Grafton Of getting cool mnskei and ammunition sew.
era tines thus enabling Lis men 10 eApend nearly 100
rounds Of ammunition each.
In the second days struggle poor Dockstsder fell
seriously wounded Turning nom his company for mo-
ment alargcsizc conica ball entered his body directly
behind the right shoulder blade. and passed clear
through his body. going through the right lang and
coming out at the RICH, breast making terrible
wound. which was pronounced fatal the moment the
surgeon saw IT, He lay the field Tor more than thirty
hours and was then removed 10 this place. Ills family
and friends viii be pleased 10 learn the fact that lie is en-
TREY out Of danger. having recovered rapidly under
the treatment Of that eminent surgeon Dr. Frank Ii.
Hamilton Of New. York. Hoping this communication
viii find place In your valuable paper. am, dear
sir, yours. &c. kAMERlcA
ETfa.rffksbLrg Pa Nav II. ltfi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

SICK AND WOUNDED SoLDIERS.-Within a
few days about 100 soldiers who were wounded in the
baltic OF the Wilderness arrived at tho Ladies' Home
Hospital on Lexington avenue whore they are kindly
cared for by Dr. Mott and staff, Mrs. vanderpoe, and
hor assistants Nearly 1000 wounded in the late
battles under Lieut. Gen. Grant have been sent recently
To Dayds Island hospital \ new hospital Is also 10
be erected at Wictts Point. II is to be- called Grants
T. s. Hospital and will have 1000 beds McDougall
Hospital at Fort Schuyler used lately a rendezvous
for enlisted men, is to be Immediately rcopened as
hospital. In Augusta Me. dn DIR. McDougalls Do.
partmen) new hospital is 10 be opened immediately.
with 800 beds-he beds have already been sent there
There seems be demand for surgical and medical
assistance. Those who desire engage in this work
can apply at the office OF DIR. McDougal the Medical
Director Of this Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

after and rallied hi, men, and brought them into the
fight again. For this act OF gallantry he compl.
mented by Major.Gen. Hancock and enthusiastically
choered by the men, The correspondents of THn
TEIBuNE and Times made honorable mention Of the
prompt and heroic deed Other gentlemen followed In
brief remarks stating that the reports derogaory to
Gen. Ward had been circulated by person who was
Jealous and envous Of his fame BY who had been
watching for an opportunity 10 dOIinury TO his reputa
ton A committee consisting Of Capt BIice and Lieu.
tenants Clark and Banks, appointed 10 draw up q
resolution expressing the confidence OF the friends Of
Gen Ward III his ability 10 vindcate in every particu.
lar his character AS a and his courage as O soldier
This resolution adopted unanimously. commit
tee of then named to make arrangements for
a future meeting The following gentlemen comprise
that committas: J. w Lingard, DR.. A. T. Berry Col
Alison Col. Potter Capt. Watson, Capt Brtton, and
Mr.. W. j. Bnncc Letters complimentary to the conr-
age and ability Of Gen. Ward Ms q commander from
Generals Hooker, Sedgwck French. Scott, Sokles and
Kearncy were read and received with applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
IAavort.afnrntl

HEADS OF TIE LEADERs.-The Hon. JONI
BRouGu Governor Of Ohio; Mr.. THOMAS BLANCHARD tho
Inventor; H. T. TRAIL, VI. D.. Author aud Physician with
Portraits Biographies and Characters. Also Tma HusAS
Foor It's Physiology, Anatomy. and How TO WALK" Per-
sonal Identities The Science Of Forces Heads Of Men and
Women Compared. sefGovrrnnent. The Human vii.
Efficacy Of Prayer Dreams-,her Significance. Fremont
tons Of DEATH Talking in Sleep foretelins Events; with
Ethnoosy Physiology, Phy.osnomy. Psychology and much
other interesting matter in the JuSs No. ILLUSTRATED PHsE
soLooIcAL JOURNAL Only Is Cents.
FOWLER MILLS,
No. 389 Broadway New-lodk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

CORPUS CHRTrL--lhc religious festival of
Corpus Christi celebrated yesterday in the Roman
Catholic Churches Of this city and vicinity special
services being held hereat. The festival was Instituted
10 pay honor TO the institution of tho Holy Sacrament
and It's observance Of great antiquity In the aiscs
Of the churches the Host borne In procession and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
GEy. GRANTS DAUGHrER.-T 81. Louis
ver, Of the 10th inst. has the following

Ners Of the 10th inst has the following;
Gen Grants daughter-a miniature picture OF the
Lieutenant eneral-was the center OF attraction at
the Fair last night. She was 10 De seen IN The Chl.
drpn's Department dressed mUtherly, spcctacled
matron and persona;od Mother Goose's Ga woman
VINO lived IN shoe. and had so many children she
didn't know what u DO Crowds paid her the comph
,eis OF the evening There she sat In her purity and
ignocence wholly unconscious Oi the fact that nation
life was suspended upon her fathers success In the ba
tie field"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
BRIG. GEN. j. Fl. HOBART wARp.-A number

BRIG. GEN. j. II. HOBART WARD.-A number
Of friends Of big Gen. Ward met at the Aston Uouse
yesterday afternoon TO give expression 10 their scnti
ments in relation to the charge Of cowardice alleged
against that popular and distinguished officer L. f.
Minard esq, called TO the chair and Iieutenents
W. +. Clark and W. Banks were appointed seerctaries
Mr. Buncc addressed tie gentlemen present lie said
that during n recent engagement, the brigade under
his Gen. Wards, command broke, and the Generals
horse not being ut hand, Lc mounted caisson, rode
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
BURGLARY ON Loyo lsLASp.-Tne houn Of

BURGLARY on LONG lsLAND.-The Mouse OF
Judge Ondcrionk ut Manhussct l.. J.. was feoniolsly
entered about O'Clock Yesterday morning. and robbed
OF two L. - Treasury $50 notes OF 500 each besides
smaller sums of money. The burglar also cntorcdhe
room Of Miss Mariensc and Mrs. Williamson. Who
We're visitors ut the house. and stole the formers purse
lie next entered the room Of young lad who awske,
and n0twiths taDdng the threat OF the fellow thai no
would blow his brains ont III he made noise heidi
scream very loudly. which awakened all The occupants.
but before the could be ascertaned. the Otber
had fled. The tracks Of wagon were dscernibe on
the awn and the gate lctt open, thus indicating
hat the thief came IN aychicc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

TROOPS FROM PENSACOLA - The United
States transport Liberty arrived here yesterday
from New Orleans May Il, and days. 10 hours from
Pensacola with passengers. mails and cotton 10 the
United States Quartermaster. She brings number Of
passengers including the Cd T. S Artillery who have
been stationed at Fort Pckens and Barrancas for over
three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
No. $3.50 Broadway, New-lork.
IAlyertisement1

AYDERsoY.-1his is a lar-famed name. Wo
have all heard OF Anderson Of Fort Sumter fame aud Ande
son tn. wizard but Just the most takedabou Anderson
Is he OF No ~ bowey Those who have changed their resi-
dcnec. land some who have mott may need something in Ito
Way OF CARPETS OLcLorHs &c The merchant before men
TONED just the person consult for he has excellent taste
In such msIters and sells his goods moderate price,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-May 81, BY a. j.
Bleockcr, Son Co. under the direction Of Philo T..
CRIMEs Ayp CAsUALrIEs.-Marr ODonneIl

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-Mary ODOrnell
and Bridget Dempsey were committed by Justice
Mansfield for stealing q quantity Of goods from the
store Of Patrick McNaly, No. 436 Grand street The
property subsequently recovered at No. 3 Broome
street..-...0n last Monday evening. Richard A.
the residence OF his parents No 257! Bic cker street;
that lie subsequently died Coroner Collin Yesterday
held inquest. jesse Barber, Peter McDermoit
and VIM +. Godfray. were held TO bail yesterday by
Justice Ledwith on a charge Of violating the En;.
men act VI the last Legislature in having adGoed b.
+. McDouga TO accompany them to Boston and enlist
in the 10th Mass Heavy Artillery The penalty OF the
act is a fine Of Sl,OOQ, or imprisonment OF both
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

PERsoYAL.-Manton Marble, esq, Editor Of
The Ner York Word arrived here last III. ON hrleC
tour FOR business aud pleasure. AT early hour this
morning ne was united by the Rev. Dr. Dewey in mar
rage with Miss Adeia West OF this city ana with his
bride left for New York the 1926 a. IN train. MIR.
Marble has jus; passed through rather exciting alar
in New.Nork growing out OF the suspension OF ia
Hord In consequence of the publication oftAe bogus
proclamation. but II has in wise Disconnected him.
lie is able 10 fulfil all his engagements and keep TAs
WOrlS IN motion beside. Rochester Union, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
AdveFtisemcn,.l
HOPE TOLD 4 FLATTERING TALE, but new

anticipated divine preparation for toilet that
Iesh1n preparation, scsopcsr. SO cool and rciresg-
asceao 10 the mouth aud teeth. hsrdcns and hsisofses
he gs gives pure anu healthy tone the breath clease,
Deahes md preserves the teeth and arrests decay sold by
rseist- and Fancy Goods Dealers where ard by
huckkL Propietors No. 2lS Greenwich ST., New iork.
10 per battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
ftdyertiseineutl

DANIEL W. VAUGHAN, esq, late Cashier Of
the Blackstone Bank OF Providence r. has been appointed
Cashier Of the Fourth National Bank Nj VAUGHAN bring.
with him good reputation Executive Bank Officer and
are glad hear under the administration that the
Fourth National has largely increased it, deposits and secured
many valuable thus promising good return ~ i-
Shareholders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

Lieut.. q. VI. Frederick, r, 57th,
Lieut.. u. V. Grimm, ID, 9Th.
Capt. Geo. Alexander. II, 9TH.
C1p,. n. J. Strickland, u, 6o,h'
Lieut.. Ado,ph Niger, A, 30.
Capt. Harry Haskin. F, I'D.
Cant. w. II. Hokes. II. l25th.
Col. David Morrison, 18th.
Lieut.. r. N. Barnes, J, l2sth.
Capt. Geo. b. Wins.ow, d, lst
ARTILLERY.
Capt. w. q. ROGERS. u, 1891.
Lieut.. John $. Giles, II, lo9th.
Major l.. Y. Bradley, cath.
Capt. Y. s. Pittcngcr, q otth.
Lieut.. A. +. Peterson, q, 64,h.
Lieut.. D.H.Astrander. 4, l0Gth.
Capt. J. ". Smith. b, goth.
Lieut.. J. n. Coons. u, 10th.
Capt. J. :. Bidder, |, l2lst.
Lieut.. J. :. Townscnd, +. 1879.
Cart. J. N. Ceonkilt, +. l2lst.
Lieut.. W. 4. Flint, q, 4th.
Col. WIN. Scwall. Hh.
Lieut.. Il. r. Morehouse, !, 10th.
Lieut. J. u. faussett, &, 18th.
Lieut.. buckingham, |. lac.
Capt. q. ". flatt, +, i26th.
Lieut.. Col. =. Conner, I&th.
Mai. r. Is. Knox 4ith.
Lieut.. Steward. I'D.
Lieut.. Thos. Crawford, +0'h.
Capt. n. g. shipman | LIT Bat
Lieut.. J. NJ. Trip. r, goth.
LIEUT.. J. w. Kingsley, B.li7th
Lieut.. Col. j. T.. Cook. 10th.
Lieut.. 4. Williams, +, l22d.
Lieut.. !. J. WILDER. 6sth.
Lieut.. =. Il. Goodyear, u, 43d.
/ CAPT. W. l.. Thompson. X. %3d.
Lieut.. !. Is. Burfows, +, 9th.
Capt. lidoIc Provost, +, I'D.
Lieut.. l.. Y. Griffin. u, 9ih.
Lieut.. !. w. \. Wealth. 18th.
Lieut.. W. l.. Bramball. p. sjd.
Lieut.. J. y. Boyer !, 18Th.
Capt. ]. r. Lawrence, II. I'D.
Li.ut. WIN. Carney. II tnth.
| Cant. y. :. Bakcr. q. uih.
/ Lieut.. Oscar Surrahorn, A, gJd.
| Col Lescudre, 5lst
| Can't. ". q. Rogers. ID. 4ld.
Lfsut. w, II. BahcOck, y, lfjih.
Capt, r. W.Wsnnins. ]. nth.
! Capt. Fred. Smith, u 18th.
Capt. II. NJ. Jennings. {, ysih.
Lieut.. q. II. Everett X, Goth.
-. - L. IInrL.. .-lf l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

YIN E'0f
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery an ampe supply Of IT, S. 1910 BoSDs with CouPoss
from March !.
Payment sy be made in any funds current in this city
SAMUEL c. THOMPSON PIosidenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. MAY u, 1864

Corn Meal ~ ono bash Corn 2sooo DO. Wheat llcoo do
Oa, a. 40 do. Melt los pkes PyovGon eB2 do Lard,
100 DO Butter "a do. Ashes, ], 200 do. OIL Cake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-MAr 26-Befors
Recorder IioFFuAy.

The case or Robert W. Hunter, Indicted Tor tho
murder Of HIS wife, again called for Trial but after
hauns spancl OF % jurors only II obtained The
will be called when the necessary numbe Il
jurors will probably BE- obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

Surgeon V. V. Ettihs'
43d.
Capt. s. Y. Norton, l., I'd y. 5.
shaTpshooiers.
Capt. 4. c. Griffin, 2d Art.
Lieut.. j. ID. Coos. A, 6lst.
Lieut.. Patrick Solomon, y, 6lst.
'apt. Edw. L. kennedy,C. 18th
Capt. Geo. l.. Lamon. G.. l2%h.
.ieui. 4. NJ. Lawrener. u, l26th
.ieut. Aaron c. Fisher. +, 18Th
Lieut.. Austin II. Ramsey.E g.
Capt. Frank Jones. II. 10th.
Col. John Ramsey, 9Th.
Capt. W. ID. Taylcr, T., l2ah.
-apt. Jno. Quay, u. l2ath.
Lieut.. Col. +. r. Price, loath.
Fart. Samuel Potter, r, lo5th.
MAJOR II. VI. Galpin, l2lsi.
Fart. q. II. Crawford, 4, aNh.
rapi. +. J. Downey, ], ED.
Lieut.. W. L. Simms. 1921.
apt. q. w. Ryerson q, I'D.
rspt. II. =. Rich, y, 10th.
Lieut.. {. Englchart, l,!l03th.
rspt. w. r. DAVIS. G, cd.
LENT. Col. u. Mahen, 10th. 4
rapi. l.. II. Thompson, sd. y
Cant. Mckinney. I'D.
Lifu,. A. r. rickard. l., Bat.
rapi. c. {. Haight. II. 3sih.
Lent. !. {. Valentine. J, 5sih.
Lieut.. 4. X. Pcnhcld. II. l'ith.
LIEUT.. II. fogaTty, , list.
Lieut.. J. \. Ashley, +, lOGh.
Lieut.. seth Mitchell. u, lo9th.
Lieut.. Chas. n. Potter. Is, sd.
Lieut.. G. Is. CLARKE, l?2d.
Lirui. John Meidhugh X 9th.
Lieut.. I'd. Lawlor, li7th.
Lieut.. ". II. Kinkaid. 4. SD.
LIEUT.. 4. n. Allan, r. ed.
IL. Chamberlain. Adji.. 7i'h.
Can't. WIN. Rc.nhnrd', X 18th.
Lieut.. Vim. Carcc. n, seth.
CAPT. r. Scovill. ! yth.
Can't. VI. Il. Pierce. NJ, 9Th.
Lieut.. w. Peel, u, 4o;h.
Lieut.. ". Clifford. a7d.
Lieut.. Henry Gale, III. L..
Lieut.. 4. ". Green. u, llih.
Lieut.. !. II. Hulbuit, X, l2bth.
Lieut.. ". -. ShafllcI, l., ID
Lieut.. II. {. Rowland, T., nth.
Lieut.. :. Howard y, lc8th.
Lieut.. W. T.. Wilder +, lsth.
Lieut.. :. Gait, X. 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
Names Of Ncw.York Wounded Received nj
the Washington Hospitals.
WOUNDED OFFICERS.

Additional list OF officers who have reported to
Surgeon Antiscrs office Pennsy lyania avenue,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Many Of
them have left the city furlough or been transferred
to Annapolis, Nd:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

IT
BURJED NEAR CAVALRY HOSPITAL, WILDERNESS
FOUR NILEs FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Wm. c. Weeks A, lst Corr. Ei a. heAoss ], ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

Receipts Of Produce.
MAY 26-l2,y0 bbG Flour, 800 &C. Whisky, ca bsgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
fAdyeIiisemeni |

FIRsr NATIONAL BANK or NEw .YoRE,
N.w.ioIk, May 20, l0J4 !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
CARVER HosPITAL-FOUR
TERMINUS or CITY X

Thos. Canning, A. 10th.
1t Z. &. hlacsinorc, ] H,h.
f. HLliran. , il5th.
Capt. v. II. Warner, c 10Th
II IA. Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

Corr Jss. H. Barnes. b. l3ld John ssihr,r =, 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

IdgN, fhmpinh o. 4'sh.
FOURTH DIVISION, SECOND ARMY Coh"s HOSPITAL.
lsHcosD DIVISION or TTT OLD THIRD coRIs
Ii -. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

sEcOND DIVISION, NINIH>CUHF..
Sergt o. T.. Csr-ana. H. 3lst Geo. Grant, q, Dist
T.. Burrows. Independent Battery.
NINTH CORPS.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
Northern Admissions.

The Northern papers aremaking much
TO. do over a statement of Senator Wilson
made to the Yankee Senate. Mr.
| Wilson showed thai since the 18th Of
October, 1868. six hundred. thousand
white men andione bundled. thousandne-
groes. have enlisted,or elenlisten itito The
l-Yafikee armies, and that one hundred
and twenty five millions Of dollars have
been spent Ii bountiss. This declaration
has created considerable establishment,
and some of the editors are looking round
10 see where are the vast armies that
could DO formed out Of this immense ag-
gregate. They will look in vain--for the
money has been spent and the men put
on pay rolls, but not in the army. The
howlers OF Lincoln and johnson Jared
we'll while the one hundred and twenty
FIVE million lasted. OF the number actu,
ally in the field, fully three hundred
thousand have been killed, died Of dis.
case and made prisoners since October,
and large number mustered out OF the
service. This leaves The North with but
two armics--the army Of the Potomac
and the army of the Cumberland. If the
expenditure of human life be az great
during the next three months as it has
been during the three months past, Lin
coin will hardly have one army sufficiently
strong TO save Washington. There never
was such waste OF life since The world
began--eighty thousand in yfvs weeks. No
wonder the peace party North is steadily
on the increase. We are told by the abo-
lition press that the armies are daily
melting away" and that 'the air is thick
with omens Of peril for the lack Of men"
Just So, Solopg as the dep Of thieves at
Washington send legions against us, they
will be swallowed up by the voracious
nav Of ,hideous war;" and the air will
be thick with omens Of peril" Lee
and Johnston are daily augnenting these
" onens," and ere the close Of the pres
ent month the air will be intolerable