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Sermifebte Nnebricbtem.

$ QOplpb Strpbtmunn mill in S6lestpig eine
beutf6e( ) 3eitun9 9rinOen.
Ser 9tdter Storm, felt ieiner gertreiz
bung aus Sdlesmi9 6Olieim &reisridter in
8relben, 1T sum 2ancpogt bon 9uium berlfen
pproen. Fl miss s.
: Son BEN I'M 9%anepert erbeuteten Sc
i6iisen iellen swei ~eingeidmol5en meroen, Inn
9entminsen fir Die preuBiiden Sruppen gu
prdgen, pbppbl b%ieielben big iebt aO6 feline
Gelegenbeit batter, ii6 aussuSei6nen. !
Guribaloi's @unOen fpIler pieoer oufses
brp6en fem. ,~a.ias A7 q s
.: Mleranber Dumas, Der gtopeGiit, wiro ttidt
mebr nab Der Belle, lonoern na6 benz 8u6=
.itaben be5abft. Sa ppbl, Der vSan Selir"
purbe gu benz 9reiie BON einem Gentimen fin
ben 8u6itaben besablt. 9aS v8isurOzgroz
srartm" birgt fir Die Ri6tisteit biei Jet 9batiade.
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Slnerifamiidbe Gadbriebten.

GnnareB. = Sn ber Sibung ppnt 0ttt=
nod murOe int &eprdi entantenbauie nod SOL
genbes ~perbunoelt:
8rppfS (N. 3D. beantragte eiu gmenbement,
pelheS oas @rabiren unb ben Druid Der 8art=
npten msi6lieBli6 Dem Comptroller Of tie gurz
rercp lberldbt, itatt baB na6 Dem gnttpurf Der
6inan5@Secretdr Die 0berleitlng bat.
8rppfs fagt, Der Sinan5 : Secretdr babe be-
relts 81 plel Su tbun; beriefbe tonne iOl6en
Stn9en ni6t genug 3eit uno Nufmertlamteif
tplor1en, unb btelelben leilten oaber benz gon1ptz
roller Of the CURRENCY iberlaiIen mer6en. S9pn
frilber babe er barmlf aufmert1dm 9ema6t, eab
Der Srud jeBt BON einem Wtanne belorat tperoe,
pel6er fi6 8etrigereien babe gu S6uloen fpntz
men laien; e5 lei aber Der SADIE feine belunz
bere gufmerfiamfeit geldenft wOrben. Surdtz
bare 8erlegenbeiten t0nnten Oaraus erma6ien,
unb folten DtaBregeln getrDffen weroen, INN
bies gu perbaten. !,
@urfelO o. iagte, ipl6e ullgemeine Ser
bd6tigun9en ieen abgebrOi6en.
8rDpfs ernieoerte, er babe bereits elm 9oct=
rtent 81 ben atten gegeben, meldes na6peiie
DAB Der Wtann, mel6er ben Druid ce8 8apter=
9eloes unter leiner @ontrpLle babe, frlber at
betrilgerii6en Sransdftionen She'll genprtmer
babe. Gr erbebe lebt Die 9tnflage unO perlang(
elm eOmtte 5ur unteriuduns bes 9rudeS 6es
Yapiergeloes.
StepenS (Ba.) iaste, Ous @eleb made bas
CURRENCY : 8nrem gu einem 3beile beS S6abz
departments; oas 8rppti9e ENHANCEMENT Iei
aber auf Elm anoeres 8rineip bairt. 3ein ebr=
li6er unb inteIiaenter Wtann babe ben S6ab=
Secretdr Der Corruption beSi6tigt. Set 9a.
milton babe fein reinerer uno fdbigerer Manr
bieies 9mt betleioet.
Sas 8rpOts'ide ENHANCEMENT wnrbe Der.
tpprfen.
8rOOfs beantragte Elm ENHANCEMENT, iuel6es
Dem S6ab.S eeretdr Die 8efasniB entSiebt, BIZ
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GurDpGif6e Ndcbridbtelt.
GnsIanb.

GnsIanr.
Die GinlteQnng Der 9pitbef6roeruna iiber
@alnap mad 9lmerifa lit bis auf weitere Be-
tannttadung ppm 8piz9 epdrtement a~rtgefiuz
ot9t tpprben. .a
2pro 8almeritpn erfldrte eS am II. Wtdrsi I'M
unterbdrS fir mtdn9emeHen, Die @uta6ten Der
&rOniuriiten iiber Die Sei6lagnabme bes aapers
pSu5calpoia" benz t6alle ppr51legen.
2pro Balmeritpn e%rlpiperte a1f cine pesfal=
lige Snterpellatipn, Die Mntpprt 9dnemarfs auf
ben nGpnferen5 gpridlag atperbe mod INNER
erpartet; bp6 babe er glten @rllno, s1 bpifen
lltb Su 9lolben, DAP Die pdniide Gesierung ibre
Gtntptlligung ba3l geben nerbe. ~
Sir s. 9. Sracp beantragte, bic BON bent
frdnsSfi6en General Brpcllratpr bel bent 9rpz
SeB gegen Greco &c. 0bgegebene Grtldruug, tpuz
our6 9r. Stansfelb, Elm Wlitglieo oes 8arldz
merts urb Der Ge9ierlng, in Die Mpro=8erz
idw6rung se9en ben &aiier Der 6ranspien perz
pidelt miro, in ernite @rpdgung gu Sieben.
2pro 9anliltpn unteritIbte ben 9lntra9, rto
auBerbem ipraden Ssraeli, 8afinstpn uno anz
oere Opp~plitipns9lieber bafar.
Stansfielo pertbeioigte ii6 u1o itellte aber=
llulS JepE UtuluHIe!IWulI y" <tU]NpN'
2pro 8almerltpn bemerfte, ct babe Der frat=
sDiil6en &egierang feline Grfldrang gu 9eben /;
penn er Stansielb ber Sbetlnabrae on elmer
lplasn Gerl6m6rtn9 nur einen 9luserblid fit
fdbig gebaIten bdtte, 70 piroe er ibn sur &eiigz
nation aligefprOert baben: aber er wihe, baB
g. oa5u nidt fdbig iet. Z
Ser 9(ntrag purpe nit III gegen 161
Simmer perpprfeft. 9ie Mtebrbeit BON 10
Stimmen fir Die 8esierung wurbe nit lautem
Subel besriibt. Die "9bitinmung muroe all
gemein ais ein enti6ieoener Ansriff Der cprz
erpatipen 9artei auf Die gan5e gtesierung be-
tradtet, .'-a ti 4
SIN Dberbaus eriu9te am Is. Mdrs @raf
Gu1ea ben @rafen Gllenbprpusb, feline Suffer-
peaatipn ipegen Der bdniiden Srage nod einiae
.3eit sn peri6ieben. St bemertte, man bege
quite 9Offnnng. paB 9dnemart gu benz Comic
Irensz nnO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiupiaigen
tperoe. q 9s9 81
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9as QGapbcu Der Gnbherlrabs. SOiepb

6bpielO, eia g~ebprner GagldrOer, uber jebt
8urger Der Ser. Staateu, melder in Sppa
pDbat llno ild nit 9te6t riibmt, stpei S6bne
in Der g(rraee sn baben, BON benen Der cine iO@
eben ipieoer in ben 9ienit getreten lit, I'M fir
feline 2anbesfagse 5a t%dmpfen, taoelt in etnem
Srtef an ben Scientific Nulerican" allie bie@
ienigen i6arf mel6e ni6t sur Ge9ierung
lteben, uno i6lieBt nit foIgenben trefenoen 8e=
merfungen:
o9as 8appen Der GOpperbeaos beitebt aus
einem 5Iub, elmer 6liege, elmer SITTER unO elmer
Spedieite. @rtldruag: Sin 6lOb beibt SpOtes tpie
9ebenpt9es, 10 tbut Der Gppperbeab; cine Sle9e
bei6nutbt, perOirbt uub itedt 9Qles an, nit bemt
Ie in 8erlbulng fpmnt, 70 tbut Elm Copper
bead; cine Sitter idwabt ,no litgt itets, 10 tbut
elm GOpperbeao; cine Spedieite lit ni6t eber
geniebbar, Biz iie altfgebdngt 1T, gruOe wie ein
GDpperbea0."
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SeiaIaanobme DisIopaIer @0riften.!

st. 2puis, 81. Nidrs. Ser General
8rpfobz Nfarl6aG bat bic 8~ei6lasnabms BON
8planb'S uSioIide @eididte oes &riees na6
Dff5ielen 0ueIlen"; ippie Oas p9eben Stone
maa SadiOns", ferner has 2eben Morsans
nno feiner 2ente" unO ale auf &ebeaenz8eri
~gegriinoete, in bieiem Separtement perbreitete
nnO pertGafte. @ublitatipnen nit 8ei6lag be-
eat.
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Ncbellcn=N
Mus Ridbmpnrcr Seitunacn.

t <thU oDStAbtttSCVe
6pn. 2amar, Witniiter Der Gpnf6o. Staten
fir Hublanp, belt, pm europa Suriddefebrt,
ppr einigen Saeen cine 9ieOe in Wfilleo9epille,
@eD.ia Der er iid in 8esag auf Die 6ffentlide
Meinung in europa fOl9enoermaBen pernebrten
IlteB: .5.-'..
ygr fanb Die intelligerten 2elte iberdll altfs
ridtig in ibren Spn1patbiet fir Die gpnf6oerq=
tipn uno ppl[ 8epunberun9 Der @arpe nnb
Itart5mdnnii6en 8eisbeit ibrer Sabrer, lpipie
Der Sapferteit 1no Ni5oauer unierer Splpaten
uno unlere5 8plfeS, aletn 8etra6tungen pplitt=
l6en GbarQfters tpdren III Sbdtigfeit Die Ne9ie=
rungen BON europa BON Der pffi5iellen glnerz
~fennung unb Ginmiidung ab5ul6reden.
SeoD6 mar pie 8ilDung Der intelligenten
ellrppdiiden Difentli6en Mteinung erfreuli6.
Grpbbrittanien lei drgitli6 pegen jeben 9(fteS,
lpel6er. sl elmer SeinbIeligteit ge9en bic Ser.
Staten flbren t6rt1te. Sranfret6 merbe bur9
Die @ei9erung anberer Mddte, beiS1treten, alb
oei6redt. &uBlanb lei pffen in ieiner 8arteili9=
felt fir Die Ser. Staaten. Sie unpi6enoe8pltS
men9e ppn Seuti6lanO lei bllr6 oen ndrrii6en
Sanati5muS getdul6t ipprOen lno babe Netruz
ten gu Der n6roliden Nrnee 9eI6idt. Ser 8apit
babe unlere Gtatiplalitdt fir cine feititebenoe
Sbatia6e erfldrt. 9ie Sinansmdnner pom 9pnz
bpn bitten Die Gpnf6b. Nnleibe 9enpmmert,
pdbreno Tie Der Ser. ct. 5u beriibren perpeiz
CERT bitten. 9ies iei cine ~ftan5ielle gnerfen=
mtng unierer nationalen @riiten5 ltnO Elm iub=
itantieller 8epeis ibres @ertrauens Su unlern
@rfpl9." y se7 ..t,.-
Sim %. 6s, mar ein beftiser S6neeiturm
audi I'M iIbliden S6eile BON girginien. Ser
Sdnee fel IN 8eterSburg u Boil bod.
9as ariegsOepartement bat pff5ielle aunbe
in 8etreff Der Q~anoung elmer itarfeh Streitmu9t
bes 6einpes III @dlbingtpn, 81. g. tuel6e u1z
ter benz Commando beS Sen. 8urnlibe itebeu
ipn. Wtan e%rtpartet, bab Der S6neefall Dem
Gprbrin9en nad Dem Snnern fit mebrere Sage
Gtnbalt tbltn tperoe.
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(31WtrS 1mlp4m) Glert.
Cur SlaNrtebt an StemcrSabler.

Baltimore, BEN 25. MGrS 1884,
Die &ufmerfiamfeit aler @teenttums btfber an Gumber.
lamb unb @ilmrrfry pelhe fir Seffnuns Spn Gumbsrlanb-
fra6e aiiebt fnb, pirb tarauf s%elentt, BAT, pent bic betref-
faufe 3u 1npnctren.
9Inguftus M. Nrice,
(26lirs1mlp4n) Gtt9.g puectsr.
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SommiHdre fir OeFnun9 .. Strafcu.

Baltimore, 29. Wdrs 1864.
Die gpmmifdre fir Seifniue Spt @trasen erben hermit
Na6rt6t faB Te am NpntGs, ben 2. Wtai b. S, 10 ltbr
8Ornittas tu ibrer Office tn Gttp Sal it'd erianineln rpsr-
aus uiben 8etrefs S6liesune etues SbeileS BON @lbe-
marlefr, ;ptiben Canton Mpenue uub Altee Nnn StraBe, In
S~efOl9un0 ether BPM Wappr unb Stabtratb erlaHenen Orbit
nan;, patirt l6. Wtars 1854.
Spfepb g
@epr8e 80. @prtpn, %Grmmifdr.
@m. Srrts8,
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Gee= nltb M1arinepienff.

2eute, rpel6e f6 fir cine Der Dtisen 8randen antperbet
flee aneenrmrhen. Dte Seetrsun8er inb duserf einfie uRS
jeber wiann TT IN betsen Corps su Yriienselo bere6tgt.
Mne auf btete QDetie eintretenben 2eute merten Der Draft.
Qupta 6es Suboifrifts. IN benz tie wptnen, euteei6rieten,
eeraee ME 0tejenisen, 70 tn tie 9dnb-Mrnee eintreten. @s
1T ptes cine auSeeSetbnete @eleaentett fir iunee 2eute! -
Gpnmt unb nelbet @ut fofprt BEL
NpBert Gdtbe1rt,
Cart. unb YrpfpBsMtari6ol 2. Dtfr. M~iorDldnS.
Sdnntdunrtier: So. 5 6. &reterhr. (21mr2minR n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

8raft zines Bonn Ser. @taaten 0iariftseert6te am %.
MdrS 1864 bef6lpfenen GpnSemnattpnS- lnO gertaufs-
Cradles,
BEN s. Mpril, 10 Itr MpreenS. in Der Ser. Ct. .RarIbaIs
Stfce, SO. IL GpurtbauS Zane, in Ger 9 tabt Baltimore, cine
partbie DRY @CpfS unb anbere @e9enftdnfe, Np. IL, in Of
fentIider Nuftipn eesen Boar tsrfetsern merle.
W1fbtn9tp Spntfdnt,
(26NPrs-Y) Ser. Ct. WdribaQ.
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SUlcDIe VrHuIe NnS1Il)Ie1 III W(tl:
lnlri. = Son st. Charles Gpltntp f6reibt be,
borttge y9empfrat" nie fpl9t: IL.
SAT- aus allen @egenoen unlers Gpnntpa
lduft Die betriibenoe Nadri6t elm, bab mir Die,
ies Sabr cine MiBernOte baben peroen. Sit
itarfe !&dlte i'm Sanuar bate eiele Der iunger
8lan3en get6otet, uno mas nidt burd bic &dlt(
seritDrt muroe, paS p~erpelfte IN Sulge Der am
baltenoen SrDdenbeit Der letten @itterltng
Die empFnbli6en Na6tfr6ite in oieiem Wtpnatf
paben nun ou6 Die lebte 6pffnung unlerer Sar=
n1er pernt6tet, ba ielbt Die Weisenieloer in
elmer mebr sel6ibten Sage ni6t oappn per-
16Dnt %blleben; gang G~usnabmSmeile 1iebt man
bin uno tpieper 8eiSen, Der meniaitens md
cine balbe grnote peripri6t. u,
SOmnneripeiSen s,im 9ta6iden 1T bier oo,
niht 81 betpmmen, uno bic sSarmer liro mirf=
li9 IN 8erle9enbeit, mas 1e b~eoinnen lollen,
Obit giebt eS feines, pber mir iebr meniq, be,
@eiSen 1T aus9eirpren pber ausgetrpdaet, ielbl
nit Der @eritenernote fiebt eS i6limm aus, =
BON mas iOu benn Der Sarmer bieles eSabr Ell.
men @eroienit erlbrigen? .a'
@enn mir ibm ratben birfen, 10 iagen mir,
pflan5t beito mebr Semitic. SEPT oreimal Il
piel &artpffeln aus pie friber, ebeniO 3piebelr
uno 8ubnen. Sizes fino brei Marftartitel, bt,
leoentals ibren sltten greis bringen iperoen
9d1t alleln, baB tie mebr BON nlern !6allsa
frallert perlattst werpen, ipnOern Die &esierunt
r1uB olele Srtitel sum unterbalte unierer Or.
meen babeu.
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OXnhl-MnMrihf.

%OWWI~ VVWEWNFNDtF
gttttelft unb bur6 bic arait tes Mfte8 Der @enera1-
y mbl9 y on Mar9lanb, paffrt in Ser Sanuar
Stbur9 1854, betttelt:
DGtn &ft, BITE Wleinuns feS @pltS In Setreff Der @erH=
lung elmer Contention Sur @ntperfung elmer neuen
pGUnlttuttUn unb 0esterunesfprrn bteies States 81
Uermttteln uno Sele8atet 5nr senannten Convention
v5u e~rpdben."
miro biern1tt giadri6t gegeben
alen aualttstrten Stintnteebern In ZEN ~reIpeftiSen gBarSS
Der Stabt Baltimore, ta6
Sine Mn6l
~at8etaltet tNrb an ben Seridtebenen StinmnpIaben ser re1p.
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am 4. Neitt,ppda i'm NlpriI 1864.

(peI6er Sag Der 6. Mpril iH),
tn Bejue Ser Srdge elmer @pnSentipn eur @ntrerfuna elmer
neuen Contribution II. &eeterunesfprm burG cine @rfidrune,
tn Sc 6rtebeter pber 9e6ru6ter Sprnt, auf mel6er Bic gBprte
,,For a Conventions pber against a Convention" fteten.
Die g~Ddblfdften irerben an pten eendnntem Sage BON s l1br
Wtrr9ens BIG 8 n9r Na6nttttaes pfen esbalten werbfn, ME
es bS @ees bprI9reibt.
SpGn 8. Ddneter,
lZNfr3b9Hl GkerfE 6r Efo6t GoYt;u,nra t
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m0rfh0n8sWcrf0u

Rrait eineS Sprn Ser. Stdaten Otitritts9eriGte AM %.
Yldrt 1864 bei4lpfenen Gpntemnatipns- unb @erfaufs-
@rlafes,
2Dirb biermtt Hadri6t seeeben, tn6 Ids am 5reitas,
ben s. &pril, 10 lbr Wirrgens, in ter Ser. ct. WFdri6als
Office, Sc. II Gpurtbaus Sane, In Der Stabt Baltimore,
eine gartbte Sitter ub aneefe @eeenfdube, so. II, 1T Gfs
fsntliher Iutttpn eegen Saar %Ssrfet9ern merle.
WafRtn9tpn Sonifant
fOe0D.. ny n. "a m Z -
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Nn ann EAiIroads

When III. Il al TUt'"" Ms
Meeiine. IA ,-rlrf./ SNh ''fh'~N'
were rai"i 4. 5 s"9p '"e' :
wooli l.. IA. %nry Gin
arraas4mcn.% snalb '-s"n ~.o
mis,r wi~Dfn conn t,th" me" ini, hy
abr, ~n"1 s~T Jar 1~ic@-ts-
But ,%r Sula,;nt. nl.nt 6 he A. & q.
W>R r. lrrtse - oanlt,is rIth the ie-
quest, IN ga" ground nat the roads
have-aIi ala. passengers they rtn carry,
with their lumtI-sl alh"u1t "i rolling
stock atIul! Isie. We believe If is Gus
tomar, with railroads tn extend lie
courtesy Of half fire TO the public on i'm
|portani publie occasions, wen If 1t does
mt tho II to -oma i%nrbnveni. ncS We
hope the railroads here may find it 10
their interest To be liberal la the public,
We trust no persons will be de:ered
from coming to the meeting on Saturday
because they can not come by railroad
Hitch up Your teams. anl cnmr in yOul
wagons and buggies. and then you will
be independent and can 90 home when
you please. That's the way the people
used to come together. and it it a jolly,
good. lively way, and ."looks like bust
nRssv -.sH H
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Ohio Politics.

The cause of the Union party is grow
ing brighter every day in Ohio. The I'm
ion men are actively organizing in every
county, and the campaign will doubtless
be lively and vigorous, though it must
necessarily be short. Among otheE speak
ers announced to take the stump in this
State, we notice the name Of Hon. Tom
Corwin.
The Mcclellan enthusiasm, heralded
over the country, after the Chicago
nomination, as p~ervading here and there.
has ~effervesced and is now harmless as a
Quaker gum Vallandigham says Nc
CIeHan's letter of acceptance renders his
case hopeless for success. The martyr"
refuses to stump for him, and is expected
to return to Canada in disgust.
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ShermaR's Pursuit Ofthe Enc
my Qualities LA the
Last Fight.

CHATTANOOGA, - ti-Iul' Z y Leaving
Davis corps to bury the dead, sherman
with Howard, Stanley and Scofield, adj
yanced on The morning at September, i'm
pursuit at the enemy toward LoyeJoy's
station. mil. south of JuarslOrO, to
pick up straYgler+ ami destroy the rail-
road. Prisoners from Stevens and Lees
corps were taken. from whom Ye learned
HOori has reunited his army, by forced
marches east of the Macon Railroad
Srunly and Logan clrsely pursued he
rebels who at one point made n stand
one mile north of LovrjOy's station. We
drove their skirmishers across a large
plantation To q wood, where the rebel ar
tillery opened upon the 4th Corps. AT
5 o'clock in the afternoon, Stanly telt
the rebel works. meeting strong Opposi-
ton Knitfen's brigade carried N line
with II lus- nf
Captain Miller. Asst. Adjt Gen'l killed.
/ Colonel Henderson. 18th Ohio, wound
ed severely.
Lieutenant Col Bailey, 9th Kentucky
wounded severely
Lieutenant CoI. Ciager, 18th Indiana.
wounded slightly.
Captain Wheat. 9th Kentucky wound
ed severely.
Adjutant Dums, 10Th Indiana, killed.
Captain Dunbar, 10Th Indiana cap
tured.
Gen. Thomas Wood, wounded severely
IN the foot.
Total loss in the reconnaissance $50,
principally in Woods division. Picket
firing was kept up on the Sd. 4th, and 5th,
during which the railroad WAS badly
destroyed from Rough and Ready to
Lovejoy. Seven heavy guns. making
eighteen in all, and a quantity of fixed
ammunition have been exhumed since
the Sd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-09-14

.. - ."HA..H
AssAULr-0n the 10th ult, some young
men from Warren visited the lodges in
Nelson and were well provided with
''liauid comforts Having imbibed the
proper quantity of lighting ardent"
they set upon Geo. Bruce, of Parkman,
who happened to pass their quarters, and
knocked him from his sulky under his
horses heels. The horse kicked him
and the rowdies pounded him. Trad
Goodsell undertook togo 10 the assistance
OF Bruce, but was repulsed and driven
back. The assaulting party again pursued
Bruce, and coming up to him. again
pounded him. Constable E. A. Stock
well, accompanied by Fl. L.. Bancroft
and l.. o. Mills. went to Warren on
the 18th, to arrest the party engaged IN
the fray. Officer Stockwell was severity
handled by the rouges, but succeeded In
arresting them. They were brought back
to Nelson, accompanied by Attorney
Forrist, and settled the matter by paying
Bruce and Stockwen SIS each.-POrtags
Co. Democrat.
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TboseWho Vote AGAINST

Mr.. Lincoln and for the candidate o
the Peace on any terms" party, III
VOTE to recognize the Southern Con
federacy. and the Independence of the
rebellious States les r
.cyOTE to dismember and destroy the
great American Union
: VOTE to recall our armies from the
territory that they have conquered, at SC
fearful a cost of life and treasure
10 haul downgth Stars and
Stripes, and drag them through the mire
and filth ~
VOTE to admitto the-Korld, that we
are whipped, that the rebels have con,
ouered tie brave and noble hearted sol
make up our armies OFT
= VOTE to debase US, As a nation, and as
individuals in the eyes of the whole
world a..l. .5a5.1 f-. %. g,iar.-
VOTE themselves towards, sneaks, and
renegades to liberty and the aus of the
oppressed 3na a
f, VOTE to build up a Slave Empire on
our borders, that will in the very nature
of things, be continually at wal with US,
and eventually seek by force of arms to
overrunithe North, conquer it, and spread
slavery over soil dedicated TO freedom
!, VOTE themselves, not men, but trait
ors and baseborn towards, unworthy of
the name, American eitizen"-. fE,i %
VOTE to destroy the hopes Of the OPP
pressed of all nations, Of all people who
love liberty, upon the face Of the earth,
and who are Looking to our noble expert
of self government, before embark
in the struggle for themselvesT.Loss
VOTE themselves as only worthy the
curses of all good men, and patriots of
their children, and their children's chill
5nVoTE themselves permanent sitns-
ton in the place prepared for the Devil
aad Peaes Democrats. aond oau ,zono1di
md bre HBob bsdsDTo Sit yam ineig ls
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John Morgan Killed.

The famous guerrilla chief, rebel ard
raider, has had his infamous career inglo-
riously wound up.
The Richmond Examiner tells the story
of the capture and death of John Nor
gan. He was on a reconnaissance, and
took lodgings in a house near G~reenvile.
1t proved to be occupied by the wife of
one Williams. an officer on Burbridge's
staff. While he was asleep Mrs. w.
mounted a horse, rode fifteen miles and
returned with a squad of soldiers. Nor
gan broke from the house, but was sur
rounded; be drew a revolver, and swore
he would not be taken alive, attempted
to brake through the line, when he wal
killed by a volley. ni
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Rolling

The Columbus Crisis, tSam Medsry's
paper,) New York Ne,os Fernando
Woods organ) and the New York Re
cord, go for the Chicago platform but
"spit on" Mcclellan. The prospect oi
an interesting time among the peace
men" Crews encouraging. The armis
tice agreed upon at Chicago has already
been broken, and a regular Kilkenny
cat fight is brewing. Go in, gentlemen.
and exemplify the beauty of your peace
theory, by devouring each other. The
country viii contemplate the little trag-
edy with much satisfaction.
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Important Letter from Lieut..
General Grant.
HEADo'Rs Army OF TIE U. s.,
CITY PoINT, Aug. Is.

CIff fOINf, u 10.
Hon. E. B. Rash6urn:
DEAR SIR:-I state to all citizens who
visit me that all we want now, to insure
an early restoration of the Union, is q de-
termined unity of sentiment in the North.
The rebels have now in their ranks their
last man. The little boys and old men
are guarding prisoners and guarding rail
road bridges, forming q good part of their
garrisons for intrenched ~positions.-A
man lost by them can not be replaced.
They have already robbed the cradle and
the grave equally TO get their present
force. Besides their loss by recent skirm
ishes and battle they are now losing from
desertion and other causes at least one
regiment per day. With this upon them,
the end is not far distant, if we win only
be true to ourselves. Their only hope is
a divided North. This might give them
reinforcements from Tennessee, Kentucky
Maryland and Mississippi, while it would
weaken us. With the draft quietly Ell
forced, the enemy would be respondent,
and make but little resistance.
/ have no doubt but the enemy are ex-
csedingly anxious TO hold out until after
the Presidential election. They have
many hopes from its effects. They hope
a counter revolution; they hope the elect
ion of a peace candidate. In fact, lie
Micawber. they hope for something to
turn up" Our peace friends. if they ex-
pect peace from separation, are much
mistaken. 1t would be but the begin
ming of war, with thousands of Northern
men joining the South, because OF u
disgrace in allowing separation to have
peace on n terms. The South would
demand the restoration of their slaves
already freed; they would demand in
demnity for losses sustained, and they
would demand a treaty which would
make the North slave hunters for the
South: they would demand pay or restor-
alton of every slave escaped TO the North.
-.- Yours truly,
[Signed u S. GRANT.
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Cheering News.

Vermont and Maine have just held
their State elections, and given increased
majorities for the Union.Ticket. To the
Vermont Senate not a single Copperhead
has been elected. The State ticket has
an increased majority of 5000 over last
year, and in Maine we have also gained
handsomely
Our prospects are cheering. The skies
are growing brighter all around the hori-
zen. We are whipping the rebels at
every point South and faying their cous
ms, the copperheads, in the North.
When will the "critters' learn it is
necessary to be vIrtuous to be happy.