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The weekly union record., 1864-05-28
Slaves Armed by the "Chivalry.

The Black slaves of the South enter large,
y into the composition of the Southern army
They are considered by the leaders of the re
bellion to be but little inferior 10 the foreign
population in the Federal srmy The Rich
mond Enquirer, speaks SIS follows. in regard to
armed slaves:
The other new feature likely to give 8
strange coloring to the summers csmpsign i
the LARGE FORCE OF ARMED Blacks
which OUR ARMYproposes to employ. They
have apparently reeonsidered their first plan
OF using them merely for garrison duty. And
We see them il Virginia and other points ol
attack, placed il the van. or sent, we'll mount
ed, on foraglng expeditions. in order thus tc
season and harden them for war. While il
cannot be expected that they will ever fgh.
With the bravery or gallan,ry OF our own men,
We are disposed to believe that thev will be as
soldiers, bat little inferior to the RIFFRAFF
OF GERMANY Y and IRELAND. which en-.
ters so largely into the composition of The
Northern army
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28
Floor Oil Cloths,

Is TO is feet wide)
The above Goods will be offered at
Low Prices.
Country orders carefully fIled and
forwarded promptly.
FLETCHER & H0BSON,
No. 81 d STREET MARYSNIILE
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WEARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
HAINES "ILLINDIS" HEADER

This is the only HEADER which during the past
six years has stood the and given general sats.
faction ;al others which have been tried have proved
failures, and have been withdrawn from the mar
ket unsaieabe.
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EXAMINATION oF TEACHERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
n County Board of Examiners will meet at the
School house in Oroville, on Saturday the llth of
June, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of ex-
anining applicants for certificates to teach in the
Public Schools of Butte county. All interested are
invited 70 attend. ISAAC UPHAM,
Imysl Co. suPt. Fubho Schools Butte county
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

PHARISAIsM.-The San Francisco Call is
Informed that the leaders Of the C. S. Christian
Association did not invite the priests or pastors
Of the Catholic, Swedenborgian, Universalist
or Unitariao Churches 10 participate in their
meeting, on Sunday evening. DR.. Bellows stated
publicly from his pulpit that he regretted TO
announce that he had 10, been invited to attend.
THE Two B's.-Butler and Beauregard have
been battegiug each other on the james river
sioce the opening Of the campaign in Virginia
Ben. Batter and his boys have undoubtedly
been doing coed service in preventing Bombas
les BeauFegard ard bis Butternuts from going
to Lee. Hurrah for cur B's, including the
iron clad batteries
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California Farmers

than any Combined Machine for sale. 1t will adapt
itselfto any surface of ground, will run lighter, and
deliver it, grain easier and better than any other
Reaper. The Raker's seat is directly the Axle
of the Machine, instead of being on the Platform
where it adds greatly 10 the draught.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

army moved from us p0SllloG 10 Inc y N0rtD
Anna, following Lees army closely. The Fifth
and Sixth Corps marched by way of Harris
store to Jerick's Ford, and the Fifth effected
crossing, getting into position without much
opposition. Shortly, however, they were VIC
ently attacked, and handsomely repulsed the
assault without much loss TO Us. We captured
some prisoners. Everything looks exceedingly
favorable.
Another dispatch, giving details of the
movements of our corps, and speaking of the
rebel assault on WarreD's position, says: He
vas attacked with great vehemence. | have
never heard more rapid firing, either Of artillery
or musketry. The attack resulted 10 as de-
structive a repulse to the enemy as the position
attacked By Hancock. The rebels were en-
tIenched and in considerable force between the
creek be had crossed and the river. They
made pertilaciouS resistance 10 bis onset but
before dark be had forced them from their
works and driven them across the stream. 1t
is also said that in these engagements the
slaughter of the enemy was great, while our loss
was iuconsiderable The rebels charged against
our artillery and suffered greatly, especially
from canister.
4 dispatch from Grant dated o'clock, 24lh.
states that the enemy had fallen back from the
North Auna, and We are in pursuit. Negroes
who come in say Lee is falling back on Rich
mond. Other official dispatches from head
quarters say Warren, Burnside and Hancock
are pushing forward after the re;reatiug army.
Warren captured good many prisoners last
evening, but has 10, had time to count them,
! or ascertain his own loss. Hancock, in storm
ing their rife pits this side of the river, last
evening, took between loo and 200 prisoners.
aud drove tie enemy into the river, where many
were drowned. Warren also captured some
official dispatches, among which was an official
order calling out boys fifteen years of age to
garrison Richmond. Ambulance men and
musicians are also ordered into the ranks.
Gen. Buffers dispatch boat arrived at For
/ tress Monroe on the oath, and reported every
thing quiet. No hos,ilities since Saturday
night. From all accounts, it appears that The
rebels suffered severe punishment 10 their at
tempt TO surprise Buffers forces a, night. They
buried their dead under flag of truce. 3,400
wounded hare been brought down the james
river since Butler first landed.
a disPs;ch f-ou Gsaley Bridge West Viz
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-09
Some Curious Matters.

1t may perhaps have been remarked by
observant people that the blatant ''loyal-
lists" no longer howl about the Overland
route to Richmond They are mute as
mice.
1t is worthy of notice that the brawlng
'loyalists" no longer howl about the bogus
proclamation since it turned out to be Re
pabhcnu forgery for the loyal object of lit
tie stealing.
1t is delightfully."- curious that the blather-
about "Copperheads" since the great Ere
mont movement took place; neither do they
abuse Conservatives so much since the
so-called Radicals have spurned them away
1t is charmingly significant that the su-
gar-coated 'loyalists, Raymond, Forney &
Co., are not quite so fond of Butler as they
formerly We're, Old Abe having perpetratcd
Joke about setting three Generals to watch
him.
1t is n happy piece of partisan in6delity
the recanting of all love for the Germans
which the vociferous ''loyalists" are now
guilty of.
1t is an amusing evidence of some mar
vellous change of taste that the fastidiou'
'loyalists' now begin to decry old members
I of their party as 'long-haired impractical
bles, extremists" fanatics, ''disor
ganizers, &C., &c.
1t is a little rich, we should say-excess
lively rich, that since Joan of Arc" declar
ed she couldn't ''see the point to "Ol,
Abe,s' Jokes, she, too, has become ''for
ward mink "a very "immodest" creature
etc. Oh, the tickleness of these immaculat,
''loyalists. '-Plain Dealer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-09
The END Of the war.

Before the taking of Vicksburg it was
asserted by the ''loyal' party the capture Of
that rebel stronghold would crush the re-
bellion and end the war. OF course all
who expected that were disappointed. 1t
is now thought by many that the capture of
Richmond will crush the rebellion and end
the war. Those who think 50 are doomed
to the same disappointment that followed
the capture of Vicksburg.
Should the Federal armies succeed in
overpowering the Southern armies we may
have no more great battles; but to follow
out the abolition programme Of subjuga
ton, it will be found necessary to keep W
the army for, perhaps, generations. Sho'C
the military power Of the South be broken
drafts will continue to be made for men ant
money to keep up an army Of occupation
With this view of the matter, is it no
better to try negotiation, which will proba
bly, cause our armies to be dispersed, ano
relieve our over rburdened people.
Or, to take the view Of it Mr. Lincoln
foreshadowed in his inaugural, that "aitel
much fighting and loss on both sides the
matter must be terminated by negotiation,
would it not be better to make an effort at
compromise before the last man and the
last dollar" are taken?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-09
Richmond.

GRANTS Headquarters is at White
House, the same place occupied by Nc
CLEILAN two years ago. 1t is from five to
seven miles from Richmond 1t is prob
able from present indications that GRANT,
with his immense army of 100000 will
work away until he takes the rebel Capital,
If it would end the rebellion, bring peace
and restore the Union, as some sanguinary
people seem to suppose, what increased rest
lessness there would be for its speedy cap
ture. But we fear the taking Of that place,
excepting the moral ofit being the Capital
of the Southern Coniedcracy will amount
to nothing more than would the capture of
any other considerable city.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-09
Gen. Fremont.

General Fremont, who has just, received
the nomination OF the cleveland Radical
Convention Tor the Presidency IS a Geor-
glan by birth lie was educated at Charles
ton College. lie DEVOTED some time to
tcachlng, then to railroad surveying. In
1856 he was commissIoned by President
an b9ren as second lieutenant IN me ne
corps Vi toposrapnlcal engihee,S: In loi'
1e occaiilG wv vacqua,h.t9 WIN & Mss ~ 'eSsle n
peii.on W a. sciIt on " oTalilllc .iiG i'cs
noilieS S hlVer py inlluence OF St: SGnat0r pen
.9h Hi MS return hiarrieu Mss I.E Denton.
Ia9e di9 ms GeiopraIGu !rlp 10 Naiiiorllia In
lof. o2ugnt Tn the MARI MMalppsa 11 tract, an estate STATE
Gon.a,ili ilcli ,iincs Vi goiI: Aitcr lnuGh el
iiniga.i9t 1n ms tl9Ie was estapllsGeu IN ISoo,
GlGseeu 70 ''iG onl'Su oIa.eS HGnate oio rom m
Oalll9rnla' islt9u Europe Ill iooo. EV
erywhere received with 1av3r py men OF
science III l1o5 undertook MS hith eXpe-