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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAno, June fo--Midnigba
Ths steamer Emperor, from New Orleans on we "n
inst, has arrived here. she brings no news
when ,hs Emperor psassd Coiamea. on the 7sh irsA,
an engagement had taken place between pcs''en .
General j. snnhs forces and the rsbsls o. Columbia
No satisfactory infsrmsnoa cOncsrnos could b. OBJ.
,,,n.d Our fcress are reported o have soss thirty or
forty killed and seventy wounded.
Tns battery .. Columbia had sssn removed "hsn 'as
Emperor passed. .na
raa sos of sas xsrns brigade we're lying mere ane
,ss ,ovu vas burning, ~ we're sho ihe oahs"ss :.
,evsraI plantations above vhsrs Smiths ierO" wv
stationed. ,.,un,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
THE REBEL RAID INTO KENTUCKY.
Capture and Burning o
au Cynthlana. ss..
REPORTED OCCUPATION or FRANKFORT.
MORGAN aETRELTlNg FROM fnB STATE,
&s. &e.. u.

LoUIAviILa, Ky, June 10, 1904. 7,
The special train, with two hundred armed soldiers !,
which here eight O'Clock last evening, reports thaA
they went within thirteen miles Of Frankfort and
ained ths, the ordnance bound here turned back
and went towards Frankfort.
Ths board The ran consisting OF about forty
soldiers trying 10 ght their way through and bad
several sxirniEhes With following force Of robes -
various points. !
The rebels bad obs,ruced the road In several places
between here and Bagdad By Telling trses &c,
the track and destroyed The bridges In the OF the
ordnance train a. retired from Bssdsd towards FRANK
fort. a#A1
supposed thai the train arrived safely at Frank
FORT but tecgraphc communicaiIou not yes spsn
that city, Is Ia ssll matter Of doubt. ... aatsmq}
LosBvrrix, June 1o-Anernoon.
Private ndrices received from Bagiad this afternoon
report that rrsuort has been occupied BY the rebels
This dIscredicd here, headquarters have received
70 intelligence on ths subject.
1oUIsvnrs, KY, June IL, 1894
Headquarters have jt received advcss that Governor
Drarse armed the cizens Of Frankfort, and thas
the foTs there well a-rrsonsd, and doubtless bold
on. agan., any Of the rebels until General Bur-
bridge wbo last accounts u Lexington, sha ar
rive there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

~~~~~~.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Secretary Stanton's Despatch
to General Dix.
Two Days Work on the Whole
Line Of Operations.
~~~~~~s>~~~~~~~D>~,~~~
Immense Extent Of Military Tele-
graphic Communication.
-~~~~~1~~~~~o-~,~o~o~
News from Meade, Sherman, ButIef.
Hunter, Eurbridgc and Candy,
&e, &c.. 70.

Secretary Stanton Go Major GENERAL DIE.
WAR DrrAnrnssr,
WARRINGTON, June ll-730 Y. N. 81
Major General DIX
Orncial reports from the Army OF the Potomac dowS
nve O'Clock yesterday evening detail no movements d
Importance.
A despatch from General Sherman, dated yesterday,
states that cavalry yesterday bursday, s.h), d.
veoped the position Of the enemy line along the bills
from KsuesAw to Lost Mountain, and marching
by the roads towards KsnesAw.
despatch from General ButIcr, dased this mcrnins
as one O'Clock, reports all quiet along our lines.
Yesterday General Ksutz charged the ensmy's works
at Petersburg, and carried hem penetrating sto the
town. but being supported by General Gnmore who
had withdrawn his forces without conflict, General
Kautz WAS obliged withdraw without further onses.
General Kautz captured forty prisoners and piece
Of Artner y, which be brought away with him.
despatch from General Candy, dated vcksburs, Juus
says thai General Emory reports that attempt by
Taylors force the Atohafaiays had been nus
sra.ed the troops had crossed dispersed and large
quantity Of cemmissary stores and clothing captured
General Bsrbridss, commanding In Kentucky, is .
dsspaich dated yesterday ~ Lsxiagtoa, reports shas
after concentrating forco Beaver creek. shs BIG
Sandy, moved against Morgan's force n vssiais
West. far Gadssv!ls. Morgan, with 500 mon,
moved into Kentucky Wis whisssSury. pursued, ana
BY marching ninety miles IN twsnsysOuS hours, came
upon him n Aouns Sterling yesterday morning and g.
fsasd him. BY stealing fresh horses he reached LsHing
ton al two o'clock this nesnng Our forces hslA tsa
fort and the rebels aid Hus damage. Hs lst hsrs
Al seven A. n. iss vsrsa,l.s start In pusssH win
fresh force this evening"
No Official report has Jet been received from General
Hun,sr. EDWIN y STANTON, Secretary of VA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
The Town or Cynthisns Burnsd-Rs-
treat OF the Rebels.

ClscisNAr, june II, Ie0l
Amer leaving Lexington and Georgetown, horFan%
main force appears TO hsvs turned north, and foowins
the line Of the Kentucky Centrh Railroad, attacked shs
one hundred and sx,y.sh.h Ohio regiment, Al Cynshi
ana, .hs morning driving them NORTH, burning tho~n
and ,vo trains which lsr, covlngton last right.
Ths morning Morgan is apparently trying 10 make hs
ay Out Of the sists nearly 10 The dMse.ss ss en-
at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

LouDyLis, ~, june II, 1894.
Genera Caningtou commanding the Dsric, Of Isdians,
now here received telegram dated Bsgdad bali pass
ten NJ saying thas heavy cannonading commcncsd u
The direction OF Frankfort ~ Mis- morning, srd
stl continues at inervas About uipe O'Clock this morn
nx large IRE was seen that dsec,on reported 10 bs
from .hs burning oga bridge aocs three miles shs nds
of frankfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
NEWS FROM MEMPHIS.

CifRo, June io-Nidpight
me steamer Hnlmsn from Memphis On The evening o.
the Tth Inst, has arrived here
John Callahan Jso6b sniver aud Thomas Johnston PHI
Yates Of shs Second New Jersey cavalry, were - DO sno
., Fort Pickering on tho osb inst for ZOE crime OF rape
TLere was lilie doing In Tho Memphis Gotten n1sot.
Tns stock on hand was SMALL and al tas offerings we're
taken 4, the ruling rates. folovsstries nlddlirs
o2c p3c rood mIddllng, $50 o5c and fa, ssc VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

cApTuRp on rms sLoOKiDs huNNkFsfKAsSRHkBsI'
wAfnisoroS, june IA, 1854

WASHINGTON, June IL. 1854
roe Navy Department, has received information Of The
osp,ure on veasco Texas ibe 2sth ultimo, OF ths
BLOCKADE runner steamer isabel by shs united States
ateamsr Admiral. sbo had made upwards OF twenty
successful trps between Hayans and Mobile ana sA'.
weston Tho captain and crew Of the Isabel 'ooso'
-un s,,ner.,s courage before they were captured,
ana ara no, surrender until they had received Two broad
.de, 4. short range The cargo consists Of powder, srs
r,,cns.lon capa hardware and medicines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

coionel Marpbsn Lsfrsrts, late eommandor cf she
esvep,n New York regiment National Suard, has been
suponted a prgadler general By Governor seymour
II IL understood that his usS oomm'na 70 20 be the
Twenty second brig bat 70 mob yel known usashor
hs assssmeui 10 to aaly IN ae H0la or 10 ths s'sio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Rebel Reverse st sta anton % Details
of Jones Defeat.

From the Rchmoui Examiner, Juno
Tho news day yesterday the report that got
nossd around the ciy Of reverse 70 our west Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

The dealt has played some remarkable
freaks in Heury county Indiana William
Jackson, six miles north Of Raysville, has
nine sons six liable to the draft and eyetv
one Of the six drew a suit Of blue
Joshua Welburn, near Ogden has.sik sous.
three IN The army aud three at home. The
draft took all three and sent them to keep
company with their brave brothers in the
front
James Waggoner, Raysvile has three sons,
great strapplDg, broad-shoudered, six foo,ers,
who we're decidedly in favor OF staying at
home the wheel OF foriuee turned out prizes
for each Of them, aud they are LETT TO deter.
mine whether they win ft their shuulders to a
knapsack or pay thousand dollgrsyfor sob
stitWtcs .ia. ...." tI .tEI-a T4i B
William Mills Of Knighlslown, has Eve
brothers in the service, and one at bome.--
The draft called ont he last one fsIa
On the road from Colfn's Station nnd Spice.
land distance OF two and half miles, ey
cry enrolled man, except one, living on the
road was drafted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
PETITION FOR PARTITION
Montgomery common Pleas


josePa brown, solomon Brown, Jaooh BlOwpJ Care
Inns Mahas Aad William blAhnc, Oelinda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana 6eorRe
Hannah, Va. FH haH.#. .. i.It t..u.t. #..8-.
ThsophQus brown. Theodore Brown, Mary Brown
SeabOrTy BrdWn, Perry A. Brown, SARAH brown
and Eliaahoth Brown, In Partition
rNHEOPhOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown, Mary
| BtoWn, Seabefry Brown, Perry A Bfown, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that pst-
ton was hed against them on the 3lAt day Of Auguat
A. A. 1884, IN the Court Of Common Plsaa OF Mont
gomeTY county, One, by Joseph Brown, solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroiine 'Mahue, VIM Mahue
Cenda Hannah, Samuel HanuAh, A AinsRda Hannkh
and George haunAh aud ~ aciY pendinE NfervFaaIsi
petitioners dem2qd Esriiton OF tS9 following real
estate, to,wit Sil6AfBn ths eD,mt ~ Montgomery
and state Of Ohio, on the east y OF section so, town
., range cast 80. ,Hgv. y. - =
Bsnigioi NSg'a Of q st,ryey and snba,tislSp Of
the lands OF Joseph Brown, dee'd, by order Of the
Court OF Common Pleas O Montgom ry county,
Ohio. NJ the March term lB4l see chancer,, record
Il page $50, and de- cribodhsiollows;
Heginnna on the east line of said section As z
?. les south o. tina n, E corner therecf-thence 8.
So w. 100 roles toS htone In tho Llbart3 Road,
thehoe !. ~ u. 1923 elaslo a zona In sid Roaa
thence N 20 Y. 10 poles to 4 stunO, thence g. - E.
poles TO ston', thence N. bG' H. 40 poles to a
stone On the east line OF said section thence N 30
W. lla poles 70 ths place Of beginning containing
iAH acres ana hA- been assigned as the dowaT oil
Elizabeth Brown ~ said lands Of joseph HroND dec d,
and that at the next term OF said court, the sAid
petitioner will apply for an oraT that paruoa may
he,pNda sad pFemi.fss. l8 q4D'ta, tsC =
baed thls tngnst eist, lsGi, N'"'"' ''a" -
AbAa CiAf' Any for Fesaoner, angel. WOW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
From Grant,

We may expect tidinga of anothernlove
toward Richmond very soon. We are
told lhat GRANT has been reinforced
has there been single day since the
battle Of the Wilderness In which he
has not been reinforced ?-and that the
capture of Richmond is an event certain
Of accomplishment in a few days We
will see. But suppose Richmond be cap
nred What then LEE will have
saved his splendid army, and will reap
pear at some other strong position, defiant
rs ever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
meeInnlnr to see bal!

The Congregational Church has been in
conference in this city. At the session
Of last night, the "question for meditstiop
and DISCUSSION" was announced by Mr.
TwiToHEL to lbe---"rhe position OF the
Church In regard to the present hour"
The speaker said the question was sug'
gested by the fact OF the growing intideIity
of our own land.
We are glad Mr. TwircHEL "sees It, )"
aud hope that his co lab0rers IN the minis
try will not be blind to the porentons evil
which threatens to ovelwhelm the chris
tisn religion. For this sad state of things,
the so.salled ministry of Christ are re-
sponsible. We do not say that it has
been their purpose to cause tie growth
of infdelity but such has been the in
evitable consequence of the conduct OF the
Church under their guidance. In the hrst
place, almost oRe-half of their hearers
have been constrained out of sell-respectt
to make vacant the seats which they had
habitually occupied on the Sabbath, When
the class Of men to whom we refer, attend
ell church, it was only to be made the
objects of insult it was only to hear them
selves and their friends denounced as sym
pathizers with rebellion, foes of their
country, and therefore the greatest crimi-
mails known to the law. While those
who sharsd the partisan views of the
preachers, and listened TO their sermons,
heard nothing but malignant, venomous,
and pelamatory harangues, designed to
promote the success OF party, and not
the up-building OF the Church, or the
salvation of the souls. When the Shep-
hard is unlaithiul to his trust, the flock
will go astray. And swhen the sell-styled
ambassadors of the Most High ceased to
preach Christ and him crucifed, as they
were expressly commanded, the growth
Of infdelity in the land" was natural
and inevitable. There is but one way to
repress the terrible evil which menaces
the Church. That way is obvious. Let
the unfaithful ministers Of the Gospel re-
tnm with repentant hearts to the dutie'
which they have forsaken. Let them ask
forgiveness Of God, and of those who's
precious souls they have imperiled by thei
unfaithfuln0ss. Lot them cease to he ad
vOcates of bloodshed, rapine, prescription
JoHS BRowE, and ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ant
I preach the Gospel in the spirit Of Chris
! and His Apostles, This done, Christian
ity win revive inRdelity will vanish ant
the gates of hell no longer prevail agains
the Church.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Hon. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM
Ron. George y. Pugh
Win address the people.
Democratic Meetings.

Kisers School House, Mddrirer To,CH.
ship jp-Srmday evening, October 29--D A,
Houk and p Thompson
Bearerto,da a. Thursday ,Noyember8 --Thus
O. Love aud Il Thompson
Aiamisburg- November 5--T.
o Lowe and Geo. W Houk
CAambersburg-- "Wednesday night, Nov.
2--W, II Gillespie, DR. Egry and w. Il Be,
willie.
Election School House, Wayne Tp -Tucs-
day night, November III Elliott aud T. o.
Lowe
BrookriRe-No Hon. c. l.. Val.
laudighnm aud d. A Huuk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

We nav socn sz pest 20 bear news from
Charleston sud vii u,ott5O Admiral P5lets
a,st ought to have bgcr to its destination
some days ago.
G.neral Hunter d sniss lha. be has been
APPOINTED to succeed General Bilney
The Southern papeEs boast UI the astonish'
ment with which the recent movements OF
Hood had stricken sherman.
1, is now reported that Besaregard is to
commend Hoods army in person.
The resolutions of the Governors lately con
ened in the South, evince a determination
ss stubborn aud ,nviucble AS ever to conteOd
ior independence,
The Richmond Why, speaking Of the
Southern Confedersey, says. "Gcd is With a.
and We will yet conquer and when all the
nations Of the Old World are battling With
each other, aud one after another sisks eE'
hau.ted under the burden which their old age
enable them no longer to bear We shall rise
like the Phanix rom the ashes, in lresh youth
aud renewed vigor. Taught BY adversely
tried in furnace Of FIRE, We shall have learn
nd to rty on ourselves IN dependence on the
Almighty alone, and be ready to run our race
and to fulfil our vocation among the great ne
t,ons os the earth
The Republican papers argue that because
here was an Assemhlsge OF Governors IN the
South. who offer Jeff Davis advice, that The
Coalsderaoy is on its last legs. They Jorge
that ,bero was IN assemblage Of Governors u
The North two years ago, aud that they vert
sery prOiuse in their advice to lhncolH'< !
the argumeni is good for anything 10 one case
it surely is for the other,
Kentucky is overrun by guerrilla bands --
The people are insulted plnudsred and rooo
ed at will. The "beat Government IN the
world" affords no protection to either TenneS
see or Missouri
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
BsSrA Washington dispatch saws

provost Marshal General Fry declares in
an official communication that dsafled men
who fail TO report, aud do not actually enter
the service, are entered on the quota. A sun
plementary draft will be made for any def.
ciencies that exists otter the present draft is
complete
There is about as much justice in this as
thore would be in case ii which a Tailor
losing prisoner should capture ana incar
cerale citizen from the criminals nsighbor-
hood Mr., Linoolns Is determined to have
his pound Of aesh, aud have it he will, At any
expense ofinjuslies and suffering. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Tmbirs



About o'clock P n sserdsy. October
22d, one Of The ehmHeys OF the building IN
the 6of,hweet corner Of Siaih and Fifth sls +,
Just opposite the Wesist,i Ensipe House, was
on fre---a thing vary oommon in cities and
s'nAi country to~hs The model 6remen (of
the Wesiern) gave the alarm and hitched up,
and in about Eve minutes the W estsFn engine
managed to get out Next the hose. cart be
longing to the Western makes a ten strike
knoctsdown and runs over The stove-and
after good deslof sI6tu1ishine, manages to
get out Of the house, and makes tor the On.
gine, which by this time had one or two
pounds OF steam (ye bully engineer D--leay,
ing the Giro in The rear to take care Of i'll
self and had il not been for some good neigh
bors, the model fremen would not have had q
house to pnt the Western in over Sunday. In
the eonrs'o of 66etn -aiinuits, Aloue CONES the
Central with steam up and ready to throw wa
ter where IN the chimney, Of eourse.-
Ten minutes more brings up the Eastern, and
with the assistance Of the Chairman Of the
Fire Department Committee, in connection
with the Potker from the Second Ward, might
have gotten up steam before the chimney
burned ont, had they been there, and after
consultation in regard to the extent of dana.
ges to the slOve---forgstting all about the
chimney--they adjourned until some other
chimney takes FIRE. book out, Reubeni you
had better throw out your piekels. Perhaps
itwculd be good plan for the property. hold
ers Of this village to call on some insurance
agent and gel their chimneys insured, as It is
not altogether probable that the model De
parlment will always make such good time,
and they can afford to get them insured, ss
the DepattMsnt don't. GOAT. much. Perhaps.
the Trustees Of the ,yillag 9 can lnRks some ar
rangsmen,s with Chimney Top to protee,
the ehimneys so az to shut of the DRAFT and
keep down the blaze. Anything 10 keep the
model Departmspt In, and net lot the author,
iies from 81 les like Cincinnati, and HAmil
ton, and Springfield, and Xenia come here
and take items at tho expense Of the citizens
ofthe village Of Dayton.. Anything to re-
lrencp Rpd keeP up the Department. The.
OtaiHahce Mad th Main street Aisbi get Up
an ordinance on the subject Ye Bully DeI
partment FoURTR WARD.
eto5E f1ooSF brr ruoiz
EES' The desperation of their cause is clear
ly seen by our oppohents Take heart and
hope, Union savers The Times foAms al the
mouth with the comuioh ''copperhsad' phobia,
aud tho Tribune haa no better arguments for
its readers than daily vhoppers about the 0c.
tobeF elections. These are hopeful signs -
Mr. lincoln, too, is desperate, or he world
never dare and never risk i io, assume, pub
lieIy. the tesponsibilhBef tha projected asu b
l palions in Tennessee and MARYLAND These
are the last cards of a desperate and defeated
gamester. He stakes all upon them and may
gain Tennessee thereby, but he loses thereby
the great middle feage Of States These lost
to him, aud all is lost
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

lG42 AND ls6l.--"OGeu, saysthe Oai,,B,
Eater, Z" saw in my dreams crowd Of la.
dies, and festival and DANCES. And heard
il said or ! said to myself, Those are English
ladies from the unhappy times Of Charles /.
These are the wives and daughters Of those
who once met in peace and sat at the same
tables, and were allied by marriage or by
blood, aud yet after certain day in August,
1912 never smiled upon each other again,
nor met but in the field of batLle and AT Mars
ton Moor at Newberry or at Naseby cut
asunder all the ties OF love by the cruel sabre
and washed away in blood the memory of an
cient days"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
PRTITIoN FoR PARTITIoN.- 7

Superior Court ontgemeTy county Ohio q.
Lew X BasOre aud Amelia Ann BAsoTe asainsi
Samuel Rodahefier, kl zabeth BoomeTshine Amelia
Ann Rodaleiler kllsn kodRhaileT, Frank ROdahoteT,
Chrtstena RodRhefeT Samuel n. RodabefieT, susanna
Rodahetieri l.evIna ketrow, William Henry HOu7sr
Samuel u. Houser, Aarah Isabella Basofs, Of the
State Of OHIO ami Elisabeth Decker, Pnd Isaat
Decker her husband Of tho state OF Indiana, dslsld-
ants. H. Ir.. 49,, a - 80
IIHe above named def. ndants and especally Eliza,
j both DECKER md Isaac Decker her husband OF
lhe State OF indiahh, Vii take uofice thAi petition
has been hii al aust 1Ie IN The Superior Court0 oI
Montgomery county OHIO by the above named playa
tins, praying for partition Of the following described
premlssg situate ip jackson ipSnshlR Montgomery
Being top lots nun bSrsalone huedrsd and ten ,iSj
one hundred and eleven ny hundred and tWalve
u q, are ha trsd aud thirteen n I9l, QUE handred
md nurteen Qlil ono hundred and aneen UI5J, In
the incorporated village bf Farn1ersni'e, also the
residue Of land OwtIed by Henry houseF, in his life.
time situated 10 section twenty seven Oh town four
90, range four ). east nainlng two aeres one
hundred aud twenty, perches also the land owned By
the said Henry Hohssr in his lifetime situatad ii the
southwest quarter, Of sectou twenty one (2l) town
four 4, range fDlr t4l cast, described ~ folloWp,
beginning az The southwest corner Of said Of land
aud running egsi ssYenty-three (7s) rods, 70 the
oantfe Of the Germantown ahu West AlexanIia tnTn-
pike road thence nerthwe with said road one hnred
and an rods and eleven I'D ieetI thsHee south
eighty three rods 70 the place of belinnng cont AnR
nineteen (I acres more less and that at the nesI
term Of the said Court SAID L. X, BAa0Te And Auaee
ARn Basore, his Nte, Will apply for oner that
plTtloH may ~ s, nade q SAD premises, .at sigus4
LRVIk. BAsoRR.
?, TnoH''oT' 4t'9y IzUEsrs2o.s'W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

GRANT may possibly capture Richmond,
between this and the Presidential Elec-
ton. But whether he does SO OF not, the
capture will be announced, in The hope of
carrying the election by hurrah. We
give this notice in time, so that our readers
will be prepared lor tho news We shall
hear of the capture of Richmond some
time between the 4th and Sth of Noyem-
Der
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27

them 70 tsks the mOtlsted snd decsyipg re.
mains and have them dscenuy buried TITS
murdered man was not even qu1ls Of the hish
crime Of being Democrat BE had CURED
the dlepleasuro OF Pnducah leaguer, an ~.
tense patriot, an intense Lincoln man, and
therefore he was The victim Of ae mOst dia-
bolical ontrages upon record Yet General
Paine Is the idolized pet Of DE Lincoln party,
not only in southern Illinois, but throughout
The land - Correspondence Of The Chicago
Tnes