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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06

RATHER TOO Mar" Do you know
the prisoner, Mr.. Jones?''
g Yes, to the bone"
"What is his character?"
"Didn't know as he had any,"
"Does he live near you?"
:. So near that, he has only spent five
shillings for 6rewood in eight years"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06

ta- A French physician has discover
ed that brandy or rum is the best antidots
for an overdose of ehloroferm. xAza
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06

AA. The Administration tries many of
it's best officers on frivolots charges, and
tries the partience Of all the rest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06

ssy 1t is said the Army of the Pote-
mac is again on the move. Whether to-
ward Richmond or Washington is set
stated. @ ge9 s.sE G.6 81 sasssv
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06

s@- They say that the Confederacy is
upon its last legs, bnt we fear those last
legs will kick awfuily. s.ss3 ls. lSf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06

Ne paper win be discontinued, except at the
sptisn efsths publisher, until all arrears are
paid. y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-06
THE SPlRITOF DEMOCRACY.
|PUBLIsHlED EVERY WEDNESDAY.

q TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One dollar and fifty cents per annum, If paid
iEsavanee; and two dollars If not paid in ad-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

Wac Is TO BE CHEATED RI is again
stated and with apparent confidence, ttAt
the peace plank Of the Chicago platform
was submitted to Gen. Mcclellan befo 9
his nomination, and that he expressed his
appreciation both of It's letter and spirit
aud that he subsequently apparently turn.
ed the cold shoulder upon il iD onstqnence
OF ascertaining that be could hope for no
votes from The army unless he did SO. We
are unwilling to believe that Gen. M'Cel.
Lao ever saw or approved Of The platform
before its adoption, and do not think any
satisfactory testimony to that point has as
yet been adduced but we believe that be
submitted TO be manipulated oy Govornor
Seymour in the matter of his letters, aud
that it was cot intended to be fair and
square avvwaI of opinion II clergyman
should go Into the pulpit and say that the
Lords prayer justified all the sins forbid.
den 10 The deeaiogue, ives bould regafd Elm
as iusrne or dishonesl-aud The Gener al
subjects himself to the same verdict VIII en-
he ssys that the Chicago platform, ss be
understands il, Is 10 accordance with hl.
| previous record. II is declared 10 be a
peace-plaiform by those who framed It'll,
is neither more Dor less than that Any
snbIerfuge like that TO v hich Gen. M'Clel
ian seems 10 be party, aud the object o.
which is to cheat somebody, is worthy ol
Presidential aspirsnt, or Of Major q en-
eral 10 the Army Of lbe United States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
Slavery Dad.

The New York Herald, the live-long sup
porter Of slavery, throws up the sponge in the
following paragraph
All dicussiou Of the question Of slavery
during this political canvass is useless. u
is dead issue, aud we are live men. 1t
would be just as sensible to drag the tariff
question, or the old main ipuor law ones.
lion into the present contest. We have
gone beyond all these little controversies,
and are brought face to face with the great
national issue Of Union or no Union. That
is the question which must decide the
| Presidential election. The slavery question
has nothing TO do with it.
This is all very uice-6rst.rate but will the
Herald tell US how slavery would stay dead il
40 armistice we're granted, and the South per
mitied to come back with ell her CO constitutional
rights guaranteed, and the resources Of state,
maDsbip (of the Mcclellan quality exhausted
in securing them Slavery never was a very
dead thing under Democratic administration
since it grew rich, strong, fat and sassy. aud had
enough spare vitality TO sustain the whole
Democratic party Erie Dispatch. ,a...i,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
Sr. Louis. Oct. 3


The latest reliable accounts, state Price
moving on Rolla in three columns, the
right under Shelby and Marmaduke, the
centre under himself, and the left under
Cooper. The lat,er.is mainly composed oi
half breed Indians. n, ,tErrflf
About 500 rebels entered Uoion, the
County seat Of Franklin Co. on Saturday,
captured about hundred militia. Wash
ingtou bad garrison Of 600 men under
Col. Gall, VINO evacuated the place on the
spproscb Of the rebels, and took bis men
and stores across the Missouri River.
Information from Jefferson City reports
all safe. The depot Of the Jacksonville
aud North Missouri railroad was burned
this morning by guerrillss Nothing has
been heard from Ewing All the for;if.
cations around St. Louis we're manned to
day as q precautionary measure.
Ewing has since arrived.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08


"a FoRry MIIIIos EvEN-THIRrIEs SrBscRI
BED ---The subscriptions to this popuIsl
Joan are now over forty million dollars, ant
they continue to come in at the rate o
sbout . million day. The public. are
satisfied that there are no other, invest
.meIts 20 proftablens u. s. securitiesl--
While nearlyal the hundreds of misceIla
'neous stocks sold in the New York market
have been declining for several weeks Yin
mary instances twenty five per cent }
Governments stocks have rem sined firm
ard while lenders loan very sparingly at
the high rates, on the best merchantile pa
psr they have plenty of money TO lend on
Govsrnmept paper, at as low rates as ever
While the government needs the peoples
money. and pays for it literally. it offers
the highest possible consideration besides,
and that IL, safely. Jc di 81 s1s.ai
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08


Iandieham's sons Of Liberty we're 10 all
these States 10 shake hands and be friendsl
that the rifles and revclvers with which
these Democratic traitors are armed came
mostly from Nassau through Canada, aud
were furnished by the Confederate authori.
ties--that the invssiou OF Missouri, now in
the bloody food, was posted in the Order
for October, aud that it was understood 10
the lodges that Price--excellent Mcclellan
Democrat would stay in Missouri a,
least until after the election-and that tn
grand signal for the ~prising of the Son
Of Liberty vas TO Be giren By he Suprsm
Commander. g. L. VaAandigham.
III there is q prudent, a thoughtful,
patriotic man in this country who think
OF voting for Mcclellan, let him poude
| these things
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

The Montgomery Adrertiser, of the 30;h
Of September says that The deportation OF
the citizens of Atlanta by the orders Of
Gen Sherman, shows his extremity for
supplies. aud that he had to adopt that
course to s,ye his army from starvation.
II does not see how Gen Hood could have
retained possession of Atlanta, but it thinks
that no punishment is to severe for the
cowal dly miscrcants who took the amnesty
offered by Sherman to save their property,
and went North. asu. b..
The Rebels lost about 200 killed and
600 wounded in the assault on the fort at
Pilot Kuob. Mnj,r Wilson, commsndant
of the post. and Capt Diuger, who were
captured by the Rebels, were badly treat.
ed. M jor Walker. who braveIy defended
PotOsi, and several other persons, were
murdered in cold blood after the surrender
of The place The Iron Mountain Railroad
is pretty bsdly damaged, and it will take
two months TO repair it. e feh
The Montgcmery Mqil says the Misss-
sippi River is patrolled by The Yankees
with sleeplcss watchlulness rendering it
impossible to cross anywhere. The Chief
Qaartermaser Of Mississippi has issued or.
ders for the preservation Of worn out grain
bags, grain. rape-eed sacka and other
material out Of which paper can be made
for the public use.
Information has been received at The
Navy Department of the capture, by ibe
U S. steamer Magnolia, of the blockade
running ste" mer Ma'agorda, about IS miles
off Cape Antonio, Cuba.
She was from Galveston, for Havana
Her cargo consisted of cotton, the deck
load OF which. some 200 bales, was thrown
OVERHEARD. She is said to be splendid
steamer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
Dry Goods Trade.
From the NY. rrd.pendest


Trade is exceedingly dull. Prices have
further declined. Economy is prscticing
among ell consumers to such an extent az
to diminish the demand for goods, though
the supply is small, and production is
checked both from he falling In price Of
the raw materials. in gold, and great scar.
city OF water. Jobbers buy little or moth.
ing, and are very anxious TO reduce their
stocks. Prints cannot be sold to any extent
without q further decline, but holders are
not pressing the market, and transactions
are very limited. Priotipg cloths are much
lower, and decline in cotton being very
considerable. Both bleached and unbleach-
ed shirtings and sbeetings are very iuac
tive. The sales at action have inlerfered
with the private trade. Prices ure nomi
nal, as holders cannot obtain asking pric
es. All other cotton goods are dull and
heavy. Wolens are nearly as dull as cot
tons. The best and desiieable yles uf
fancy cassimeres are alone in any dtmand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
rae Armed Consplrasy in the West.

gAs Arnsd Conspiraey In the West.
brThe progress Of the trial Of Dodd in In.
.disnspolis, says the No Tribune, lifts
higher and higher the shich has
covered ths conspiracy ofthe. Democratic
leaders 10 the w es,srsl States Read the
rsdditionalt testimony opablished ins ran
other column. il0g 3aj ~ lg2.1 13su 9lI
aes The oross-sxsmiustion by the defense
of the principal Government witness, failed
10 disturb tbe proof that, The secret Order
liof the Sons of Liberty was founded nomi-
ssIIy to effect by political sciion the re-
sstoratioa off, the aDtmeefaiie Party to
zpoxer that Is was eonyerted in the ripe
{ gness of time into q. military organisation,
% be nsed 90 cooperate with Rebel armies
that we're to be tbrova by Price into Mis-
,souri, and By Breckinridge and Buckner
into Kcntucky; thai YaIlandighsm, the
pIlot, OF McCIellan's fortunes. was ibe
,C0mmander-in Chief Of this brother bood Of
8 otrsitorss and its Inspiring genius that be
had, a.. such Commandcr- in Chief, Tor,
I ststf officer, ! Csptaip Hiues. previously OF
Sokn Morgsps sfsf. and Who, was captur-
} "a end escaped with Morgan. and 70 whom,
\ - Son Of Liberty, Was comwittfd tbe
dpty q releasing the prisoners on John
sos's Island i,idi n ss1ls So afb,.,s.t ),
ssa This, W spdrehendsd, is shout ss big q
losd OF treason ss the pilot Of cClelians
/. political bark can stand up, under, But
tbe sscopd witness Introduced By he Gov
Gefsnsnt psoyes that two thirds OK ValiSn- |
{ dAsAems Order we're armed tibet the nnm- |
Der enrolled in the lodges ofHiihois was
10000 Ia. Miesoori l(l 0O0 IA, ST lous
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
Iouylri,R. Oct. 4.

A band Of guerrillas, IS alrong. captur-
cd two upward freight trains at 10 O'Clock
last night between RichIand Station and
Fountain lead, on the Nashville Railroad
They burue6 nineteen cars. There were no
stores aboard To days traius will be
slightly disarrsnged by this disaster.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

New YORK, Oct 4 4--Twelve blockade
runners we're lying in Halifax when the
Asia left Friday morning.
A Union gunbost had chased blockade
runner into the harbor at Halifax the day
previous aud the British Admiral had sent
Two vessels Of war TO cruise Of the port.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
u. s. 7.3O LOAN.

a'HFk
H. ~ DlIvD uIyyHH
HE Soor.,or,os,h. r..
-, a.. y,..,y ~ t"o .S"o.,y eHoe W.
Notes n.vsh,e tbye. vs.,, nom an, ,s,n ,asi ,,h -.
annual interest at the rate Of ana tb,..
cent psr anpum-pr,pon. and ints,..t hath 10 ~ ia q,
lawful msnsy. r.ls.l5 - 2 ~ 7li-l,
Th.. note. viii be eonrerab. .. the option of IN. hold
OF maturity into six per cent gold bearing honda pay@s-
w. '.ss i've nO' ao'e 'n." 'wenV tnsisr
~ ..o .,oo sS'. WIN % issued ia
so0' e'vo gov. $ioOo ana ~
mus So " P P-a WE WI u'v u0'Afs orsoas "A'P"
y -" 1''>N'' glat .s..ri+...t .e st
The notes will be Transmitted to the free Of ans
porA0n charges as soon after the rsesptof the esai
Cirthcates Of Deposit they be prepared. v-~f
Asthe notes draw interest from Ausa.i ls psroa. max
ing deposits subsequent to that date must pay
accrued from date Of deposit.
Parties depostDg twenty ave thousand aoll.n and >.
Tor these notes at any one tim. win be alousd
mission Of one quarter Of one per cent which il - u
BY the Treasury Department the receipt bill for the
amount certified TO BY the oneer with whom ths dspssit
was made No deductions for examinations must bs
from the deposits. .tt 1-.I. ....t,
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
N. !. W.. :, 60 sL.d..1l- =.
,nts,s,t th.n an oth.. -. ~
-n any o,ner' Ana 'hs osH Hezriiy, any savings
.''A p-,' ~ sspos,ion N y no'e, e'nAiass
p''-s ~ l 'e 'ss' y. a''s ''eis On .hs e'aA-
uy .nu IN oe''e ior We own sssssa
arc government securities sr In noses 0; bonds pay
O AoOe IN government s"'p pS paper gs,s -r-rtF.,,
Ills equally convenient temporary Or psraAasas In
yesnent The notes always bs sold for sithin nas
ton Of their face and accumulated interest," and ssshs
best security with banks as oollaterss for discounts
f,......,;bI. "a, 81: lLE. Ss6Sn k.3,S
o'"9''s0'e "'oie SH per eens. oT1v Uo'@
- Bond. 'a7s'ss ii- ~ .'s
In addition TO the very liberal insrsss on the naa,s ts
three years. this privilege Of oonyessop y sx seE as.at
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

NAsHrrLLE. Oct. 4--OD Saturday Gen.
Butord, with part of Gen. Forests com.
maud. !. including oil bis artillery, attacked
Athens, Alabama. sbelled the place for Two
hours, and then demanded its surrender
from the commander, COL Wade. Of the
73j. Indiana, who refused. Duford soon
after retired.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
IN OTICEAOmvER p. CHAPMAN, who

IN Office OLIVER p. CHAPMAN, who
resides Geneva Ashnbula County Ohio r. Maria
aud b. Corser her uFband, Fanny Walker and
b. Walker her husband who reside In Monroe County New
YoTk, will ake notice that petition 6led againsl them
the 29th day Of SesnboI A. D. 1884 In the Court OF
Common Pleas within and fo the County Of Ashabuia and
wherein said sidney w. Chapman demands partition
following real esaie 70 wit Situated In said County OF
Ash bula bring also 10 the township Of Geneva being
~ in the 9th Of townships in the Connecticut
Reserve In the state OF Ohio and known by part OF "a
In the Gore 80 called In said township Of Geneva being
whole said lot "a excepting much the north end OF
said lot belongs to Horace Austin The land deseb
cd being bounded the East West and South BY the
nss and on tie North by the South line Of said Horace
land containing about o. apd be the
or less subject 70 all legal highways and being the
sds decided Nossmbey sth 1886 BY Joseph and AUS
n TO keoeeca Chapman and others. And that at the next
term OF said Court the said Sidney W. Chapman will apply
Tor order that PARTITION may be made Of said premises
prayed for In said petition. ~ r't -
sllNEP " CHAPMAN, Petitioner.
Dated this 20 day Of Sept. 1854, BY fEoDoRE HALL.
OTTO. : iflT' His Attornsy. 2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
9soLDrERs VOTING RULES. IS

- The following General Order has just been
issued from the Adjn,ant Generals Office 70
c0cIn order TO, secnre fair distribution oil
tickets among soldiers in the field, who, by
the laws of their respective States, are en-.
titled to vote q. the. approaching elections,
The. following rules aud regulations are
presented:
s ist. One sgeni for each army corps may
be designated by the State committee OF
reach political party, who. on presenting
his credentials from the State executive,
sas the chairman of said committee, shall
receive from this department pass to the
headquarters Of the corps for which be was
supplied With tickets of progress when re.
qaired by State laws, which may be placed
by him IN the hands of such persons as be
may select for distribution among officers
and soldiers. ssc lFc s-.Y ,..-
3 Cd Civilian inspectors of each political
party, not TO exceed one for ch brigade,
may In like manDer be designated, who
shall receive passes on application to the
Adjutant General, 20 ho pres lou the day
OF election to see that the elections are
fairly conducted.
Sd. No political speeches, harangues
or canvassing among The troops permitted.
'es4ah. Commanding officers are enioiued
70 take such measures as may be essential
%. secure fresdam and fairness in the elec.
tions, and that they be conducted with du,
regard to good order and military dlsc
i;rais ~ ljs f2noa- $3.50 sel 'fsAl
5th. Any officer or private who ma
wantouly destroy tickets o prevent thei
proper distribution among the legal voters
iuterfste with the freedom Of the elections
or in any way make false or fraudulent T,
turns, shall be deemed guilty Of an offsuc
against good order aAd military DISCIPLINE
and punished by summary dismissal {
court martial f' a7aa eef5 a.8os
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

he is about, the Rebellion win receive q
blow from which It can not recover. The
Rebels undersaud this
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

People shouldn't talk about having the
second sober thought, who never, had
the hrst. Hslie u eH ,:- l-s. 1l bHH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
NoTIcE TO CANE GROWERS

We would inform all persons that have gown sU6AR
CANE, that our works for manufacturing syrpp are
conpse and that prepared 10 receive Cane from all
who soc ht 10 give their patronage.
Ashtabula Sept. rs, 1854 2l77V LUCE STRONG.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
The following Dispatch was sent from Carter,
Station hv n ~ lillian IN (lao SchoGaid nj

Inc lonoWing dIsPAtch was sent from Car'efs
Station by II. G. Gillem 10 Gen. Scho6ed, at
Louisville. ,.,s.f ...r
To Gen. Sch,feld:-We arrived here
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
found the enemy under Gen. Vaughan
strongly entrencbed on both sides of the riv.
er, after heavy caunonading and skirmsh.
ing allthe afternoon until IL o'clock, noon
today the enemy was driven out of his
forts end fed towards Zollicoffer. / will
burn the bridge aud destroy ,he r. r..
from this point and prevent the resorces Of
East Teun. from being used in the support
Of the rebellion. Our artillery fired up
wards of 200 rounds. r G. GLLEM.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08
Sherif's Proclamation!

i RECLAMATION is. hereby made to
the qualified electors County Ohio that Gen.
er Election will be held required BY law Tuesday
in said County at which time the following officers
chosen, to witone supreme Judge full term Supreme
Judge long Supreme Judge, short vacancy
Secretary Of State Attorney General Comp.
roler Of the Treasury Member Board Public Works
nl term and Member Board Public Works. vacancy;
Representative to Congress County Auditor one
County Commissioner and nfrary Director full term
and one Inf mary Director for vacancy.
Atthe time nth the Poll Books the Township Trus-
e required TO return Jurors for their respective
ships, for the Court Of Common Pleas follows:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-08

jefferson and Borough, l6 mills for Cemetery
Conneaut Borough, so special School Tax Windsor, ~
for debts Cherry Valley, 20 for Cemetery Hartsgrove
for Cemetery.
The levy Road purposes-5 msbeing mos ty paid BY
labor not included the Total state, County and Town
ship Lcvies as given above -. f. .....i.
The amount of tax levied for the several purposes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-04
Military Amir In virginia.

" iS Useless u conceal the iaet nat The inf''''y
'r'iiom has been rendered SERIOUS It not t1r''t'i'-
~ 10y the rrc'nt failure Of f"tcrs'uc. Ut" tc'i7'
lpcf II men nnd niaiorial was prohai ly les thu ~
other occasions when no oorro pondin,t udvanI sos
"@e Ha.n'c. bh tue result d'norSta'cd that tlo
sirpsth o. The 'e',i decnees Hp such hai try
Can lie held by comparatively small forue o. 10
enemy 'gainst'oaT whole army. This Is lo' th't
General I'ss will not hc slow 10 avail b!mari O.
and improve the opportunity ~ det"Aiiig con-
S'dS!-h portion ~ a' aiu'y ."r oIcialons else
where, wLir Genera! Gl.A'1 "I rel'nru aI t'
available strength Of thc Amy o. tie = Uyni-e ~
the new seq operations tba' h. mas pfoJsl y
in tu~l by ~ ,'ile. That the L.iir
lrcnplatcs tbc with laval al IN arm & ~ tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-04
A Ncy, McrrultInr NIorrmcrt.

A srEciAI meeting IT tho Boar %, iYrcrv s,rs
will be held Tomorrow, IN devise measures Tor
raising he quot. ~ tbs cit, by means Of yolun-
tcerin1. Nis understood that the ErlDl is -e-
pared to appropriate my SUN that mag tc ncros.
cary for ac,omrrhin. The Object IN c,., and will
sppoal "a ihe wealth and patriotism OF ,la
city 10 take NJ tie hcnoS VA crtcr a.
defray expenses. That the dcuad wiN to
spnnded .o freely. there can tc no Doubt. There
hA. always been strong sentiment IN 'cYor
OF raising men by Volunteering Instead of dra'ug;
and large sharc OF just indignation rrc7.ls tAat
- much precious time has already tceu los II re-
crence 90 the matter. Immediate action should
have been taken On The first appcarsrc, o. the
Fresidents Proclamation. Al ulat t'lnN daily
enlistment Of thNcc hundred p'"n would have nocH
sufficient TO hii the quotA-nov u ~ Ice necessary
10 increase the average TO eight lunar d day, az
no action Ia possible until Monday nef', TIC delay
b" cost W. 1t least I've thousand god
tno''''u'e'- who have Ncn run o' g. other State.
AMI hSrica outside the city. bui u Is no, vet to-
'nte " o'f n aud much can be iore between nos
ana I'd" MN d e'r'emh"r--t!ny q diaa sad Ia!
Oh hr' 'ne ruling OF Che War Department h.t
su"s''u'"' my "'Fo 'nN wv" OF tAret YEARS aS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-04

tysbure. and MS appoin,reni would sive equal
sssisfsoecn TO the army ana die people. As ior
General MnADr he h1s proved himself respocta-
bic noncn,i,y-eooI AZ a corps commander under
moro energetic C. IF, but iar--g IN dec!son nr-i
power u organization. lie hss never dome any.
uing. Tie G.it u Gt;,ysb.T. was sJr u
Ia, oOA. ~ General MrApv t.d r-t ,.o~
4. sl1 supu'-'ug lis a.ue U..s l~5,.. ...7c
or lers % -circat - .hc c,ori.lsr' to u.3 w..
gorimately, nc uiscovcfrd tle r,Nr, -lau.4g
away, and f.ciio'i to mako S'-rI ir'i ~, d.
cspel. Since then General NfAn. D. uIu.l li.
reputation, rocoi yod swor' l-t hou.e. IRON '-
tar FHiri and -pcic'es. 49, 1r ser-'', t'a t.o..
Recently. his time hts ice. yvIir. sr...t
ncwspnpr correspondents hor... .- u. rtt
Tint tie failure % p .tcrs' my, ol sH.r.a5 .' .'
a"i4"a'ao'' 70 MiA"'' i '''''.' b De-
hal char O.. vern n. 8 u,' ~ ... o. .
r,.p-cub.c g. bo H.ft arl u.,. r.'
'hnt General GaA>- H..i l..t .,..cst l..,
l.1r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-04
General Meade.

Tn con msnd OF the Army ID TIRE Potomac, in
eAss q General NlADrs removal. which is hintcl
q. .booA prspsriy desoive On Genera HASooos.
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