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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
MORNING REPORT.


WASHINGTON, July 26 The news published
"a the western papers creates u totally false
Impression We have not yet occupied At.
lanta Its believed here We have done bet.
ter than that, and are Keeping Hood army 10
il. Hood appears to have been much chagrin.
ed regarding the fight of the 22d There has
been no fighting since the 22d All the rail-
reads leading from Atlanta have been destroy.
ed except tue Macon road. There appears
to be no disposition on the part ofours to mast.
ep the occupation Of Atlanta. Other things
can be DONE than attacking the enemy in
their works, and Sherman is not likely to lace
an engagement in which they have very great
advantage Reliable Information received states
that everything 10 going on right.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

BALTIMoRE, July &c, P. M.-Tbe evening
edition OF the American publishes the follow.
ing:
We have been able to ascertain this morn.
ing nothing definite in regard to the rebel
movements at Martinsburg and alonC the line
OF the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad, further
than that most Of the exciting stories in cir.
culation Monday we're either uufounded or
greatly exaggerated, "a far as we can learn this
morning. Averill has not been killed, but
was compelled by greatly super or forces to
fall back to the Potomac, and from thence
thrcush Martinsburg TO Williamsport, Mary.
band, carrying with him the entire garrison 1T
that point
Whether the rebels occupied Martinsburg
ilst evening is not known. but of its evacua-
ton Abere paeemsto be 10 doubt This morn
ing the Attain o Frederick aad Washineton
vent out as usual, and train for Sendy Hook
went ont at 7:45 A. M The suspension of
teleRraphie operations last night is said to
have been caused By storm Hunter has,
however, forbidden oil telpg,aphic comuuni.
cation with Hsrper's Ferry, end Of course We
have nothing definite from that vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Am,irain nai.nnnri

ST LOUIS, July 26 The Democrat St. Jo-
eeph spccalc aaYs Chas. Whitaker, Sergeant.
RI-Arus Of the House Of Representatives and
editor Of the Savannah Plain Dealer. was ar
rested by The military authorities aud plneed
under bonds, but psroed to appear before the
laiitars district, COLONEL tords command
Is said TO have returned TO Kansas
/ An expedition which left here Sunday has
returned, and reports killing ten guerrillas,--
Several axnedjtions arc being Gtted out here.
One is to leave tonight Moro than so. 900
men have Rlready responded to Gen Fisk 9
appeal. The surplus is being cent back home,
4 FIRE occurred here last night, destroying
Sl6 900 worth Of property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

that the rebel foes9t prsWpfin The Valley,
and reported 70 be at MRrlinsbnrg.- and other
points, isnone other ihRa the receut force Of
Raiders, who, 6ndiHg that they were no Iohrer
pursued BY any large force, suddenly turned
and fell upon our small force uoder General
Crook, with the object Of driving him back
beyond the Potomac, and freeing ihr Valley
from Federal troops, SO as to he enabled to
gather the crops Of the Valley, so vitslIy i'm
porihnt 70 Lees army Doubtless the pur
pose al the same time is 10 do all the mischief
they can north Of the Potomac, and may, IL
is thought, attempt raid into the southern
counties Of Pennsylvania It is believed to-
night, that the wild stories 40 extensively cir
eulated here last night and to-day, Of disaster,
TO our forces, in encountering the rebel adj
vance have little foundation in fact The
telegraph here is working west Of Us as fr as
HerPer,s Ferry, but IA in the exclusive nae Of
the military authorities trains are running
regularly TO frederick and Hsrper's Ferry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
LATnRT ME Ws.
HFTBHNO0N REPORT.
suecossuI RaiGBy GEN Itousaene.-p,
.slis 10 himsef departed Death OF Cen,


huecosaNnl kattshy GEN flousaenn4-k a E
sslls ~ himsef departed Death OF Cen.
LOUISVILLE, J1ly27.-Information received
rom Rnrilicerat he front says, IN two bartE :
" irenl oi Atlanta, WehRve destroyed the bet
Tor portion Of the enemy's tive hest corps
All prisoners captured on 22d,and 2Sd uni g
n aaying the rebel Cen Hood was killed on
the 22d.
Mej Gen Rousseau end siaf arrived last
night from MAriettan His raid was most suc.
cessiul dnungthe war. Total loss, killed
snd IL wotnded Captured and paroled 1000
rebels killed dsnd wounded 200 also enptur, d
eight hundred horses, and mules and about
the sarne number OF cdntrabnndg destroyed
thirtY-ons miles Of ralt3ad, great quantliies
OF stores, corn &c, thirteen railroAd depota
a. polats ON the Atlanta md Montgomery
railroad were hnrped fnrfN s.G
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

- DAYTON, July q
a HARSHMANS FLOUR-ked wheat
wholesale Sll co. Retail Sll so.
NEW WHEAT-$l 70. Old SIZE.
CORN-l00; Sheled 9O@lOO.
oATS-70.
RYE--l 469l so. ~.
BARLEY--$I 20.
C0FFEE--53e .. .,.......
SUGAR-25926.
M0LASSES-$l 10 per gal.
RlCE-l5c per Id.
ToBACCo-6O@so perl
S0APS-l5c per ID.
STARCH-sAc per h.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-33c per ID
Il COFFEE SUGAR-3Oc per 10.
LED-lSc per ID.
SHOr-S5 90 per sack
SPICES-All advanced fifty per cont
BROWN SHEETING MUSLlN--sO6s5c
per yard.
z PRIN NFS--4O@5Oe per yard .as
a EGGS--25per aoz. af
WH1SKY-l IS
CHEESE. 20.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushAls2 5O@s 90.
HAY--Timothv $22@23 per ton.
TEAS--S2 SOAP 90
RlCE-l5@l8 per h.
LARD--l50lS.
BUTTER-3063
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

NEw York, July n Cotton quiet 6O@62
Flour dsll, lOta2O lower, l0,lS6slO,25 xtra
State lO,l5@l060 round hoop Wheat
heavy, l@2 lo~er and dropping, 228C6245
Ohio spring 230@243 Milwaukee club; 25s
9245 Western red I orn, no receipts, 81
new 54 old. Oats frmer l0lAl03 Western.
Pork lower Lard frmer 20@2l Whisksy
unsettled and lower, 65@6S State 5000
Western. Petroleum duh, so cruue so re-.
6ned and bond SO Tree.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
cI,anlng out nebsls at Psdueah.

ffmso, 5plY 76 @-Colonei tiiclS has been IL.
ipvtd n hsEcoumaud AZ Pad6cah.. General
Payne has prohibited all persons occupying
houses, buildings or lands, as tenants in the
district Of West KeBtuekT, paying tept there.
for, except 70 hhdlord5 Or owners of undeyi
sting loysIty, and niter the 6rst Of August,
rents for the occupsnfy Of buildings or lands
of disloyalista must be paid to the postrss.
ters, and no payment Of rents 70 disloyel per.
sons from the date of the order to October
LIST, will be valid.
General Payue also restricted the sale of
arms and ammunition Ia persons 10 or con
nected with the army, and to suoh only by
permit from bis headquarters The purchase
Of Supplies cap onlyibe effected by petmit
from the Surveyor, Or merchants eau only
bring goods into the district By conforming
strictly to seetiOu 6ity eehih9Of the regue.
pone Of the Treasury Department Several
stores have been closed Large numbers of
disloyal citizens Of Paducah have been order.
cd to leave the State. The notorious guer.
ella KesterHou, will be shot at Paduoah to-
porrow General PAYNE bas already coniis
fnted to the uso of the Government fifteen
stores Of disloyal parties of Paducah
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
A Weli-Or Il red sta m D G d s--- Il . bel
sCrength $4,000.

HARPRR's FERRY, July &c The statement
~ the Baltimore American of to-day that
Hunters force hadmet with disaster and Gen.
erals Kelly aud Ayerill killed Is untrue. Gen
eral Crook VINO WAS in command at Winches-
ser, retired ~ good order before superior
iorce, after severe fight bringing ali his ar.
tlllery of the ield. A portion oil the cavalry
were stAmpeded Iut have nee been re.orgaui-
zed Every precauticn has been made to give
the rebels warm reception IL they should
cross the Potomac. .., e5E
lntofmatIon received from Trustworthy
source places their numbers at shout 20, ,OOO. /.
There ID no truth IN the statement that Hill
and Longelreet are with them. II is EArley's
command returning having heard that the
9th and 18th Corps had desisled from pur.
suit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Invasion 4 Maryland aud PennsS 2. IL.
HNneegeh.

NEg YORK, July 25--The. Commercial
Washington special says, Government is ex
peat'Bg the returnsof'the sbeltavHders sand
e making preparetlQusto prevent serious
iPcnrsiou into Maryland dJPsnnsylvanis -
fr-1S beligTrj that the plunder laLely obtained
ltsI6etSiaep poailettiniihe 'Shenhldoah Val.
Iey, O supply a iormidsblo force TO be sent
1orihward, Others think this new demon
Fdiont tja'6nlvqo detsfn the Sixth Corps
rom Grart
II the opinion Of Solicitor Whiting, denying
thf eSempiog OF ope. Lupdred day men Is ad-
nered Ito, dissatisihction will arise in mass, as
Governor Andrew ordered The procesdines
under thetimpresson that those enlisting
would otbe liable to draft untilthe expira.
'oH oftheir term of service ~ ,o'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
pw weurdqr,lanti7llat The noroiaeiIi-

gent ol the Abolitouists Of this District pro.
test against the farce Of putting a candidate
in the feld fer Congress. They say that The
recent unpardoDube and suicidal conduct OF
Lincoln in publishing to 'all whom Il may
concern. that he will not consent TO listen to
any peace proposition that is not based upon
the abandonment ol slavery, has utterly ami
hilated their party in Ohio They say that in
many OF the townships tbero IS not a single
man left who is willing to act any lonler with
the party. Since the organization Of parties
in this country, there never was one that went
to the dogs 60 rapidly as The abolition party
is going now
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
TrcuhIe W,th th,hrInninn..

ST Louis duty 27--1he Democrats Fort
Lsavenworh says The Indians have atrnck.
OF and destroyed large amount OF stores on
the Santa Fe road General Curtis has but
small force for that region, but he is raising
the militia for service against tbe Indians and
has crsated district upper Alkansas, in.
GLIDING Forts Riley and Lyons aud assigned
General Blunt to the command. who leaves
tor the Geld Immediately Defensive now.
rnents are being rapidly prepared.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
GUerriIIAs--ft, main. OfGsnsrAIlMS Phsr.

LovIsvlLLF, July 26 "A guerrilla force
numbtr unknpYpgw reported to have bee q
threatening Braddenburg, this morning, with
the supposed intention OF crossing into Indi-
Hua aHH9 EF.i
The remains Of Major General Mcpherson
arrived eerythis morning., and lay In state at
Zoe CAT House, unul 10 o'clock They we're
eseo ted 70 Cincinnati per mail boat, by an
lmposing display ofcavalry, artillery and in.
Ia ~ under command Of Colonel Jordan.
ln an aeneouuter between Captain Dubois
with 80 men OF the l2th Ohio cavalry and Tor.
" gueaiiIas, At New Hope, last Saturday, tES
rebels were routed aud Captain Alexander
their leader killed fra 4s.'t
John Tompkins, recently OF The Grm Of
Jones', Law a Co one OF the most prominent
merchants, committed suicide this morning.
de had been nnRell for several days and
much depressed. rura Hes .r. IeHu
Sundays Chattanooga Gazette mentions q
romor that the rebel Generd Hood was wound-
ed in Fnday's fght before Atlanta. ia ,,, 4. ,r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
I'D 4 e ID

INGRAM In his city this m or9iur at 2 o'clock,
Mr., hrneccA Ing an
Funeral { take pore from the rest en'e Of Jscol
p ton, sog first street tomorrow at 2 oClt ok.
PlA'e OF lnterment woodland empery
HlLGkFORr -lhls mOruiDRat hal past O'Clock,
Frank william HlgeOrt, son Joseph and Elzabeu u
HI Seort, aged 'ac7 aud II IA nths.
Funeral tomorrow a. o lock, rom No. a. St.
Clur street. Fnend' invited without further no
ace Place o lnt-rment Catholic Cemttey.
. bD" Eh.-Ihi morning nt lO o'clock, Mr. DAui,
Rover agsd about 2S years.
Funeral rom the residence Of J. y. Lents, Miami
OHy u morrow evening at O'Clock. Services ~
O. met,ry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Rebels Driven Back--Huntsr BADLY
Worsted.

New YoRK, July ~ The Heralds Balti
more dispatch says; AT last aceouuts Gen
eral Crook had succeeded in driving the ad
vance Of the enemy, which Was pushing north
back to Bunker Hull, ten miles south Of Mar
tinsburg humors now, caused by the fight
near Harper Ferry, say that Hunter was
badly woFsted they are very indefinite, how
ever
goo The Times Baltimore special says: so far
as known, the rebels have halted at Martins.
burg, No force has been seen on the Poto
mac, and the lumore g. Ohio railroad is
unharmed, The rebels appeared before Mar
!insburg at 3 80 ? N yesterday, showing two
lines, about 70 600 strong The commands
OF Eary and Bfsckinridgs have been joined
by John Norgan's cavalry, aud all are under
General Hill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

NEw Yoak, Jui3 26.--A special Washing,
tons dispatch says that the rebel raiding for
ces under EARLY moved through the naps on
sunday morningiulo the Shenandoah Valley,
where they encouotered the forces Of Gener.
als. A1erih and c, c,o6k, and also part of the
command OF huHters An ura l57 aa
A battle took place IN which the Union
lroops were deieated, and com pelltd 10 re.
reatf Gen. .Ayerill lost heavily, the rebel
ioree greatly -outanmbering that Of the Fed.
e1i s8aL5a e iteT.- ~ go tsr5 t4 la.4atlal 5t
Yesterday Gen. Averill occupied Martins.
burg, and advanced with several thousan /
men toward HArpers. Ferry. No intelligence
ofthtir crossing Into Maryland has been re-
ceiyedg5J hs movement has been made evi.
IDENTITY under the i'm preston shat our forces
have cen Withdrawn
Uur tEoops in tais Department have been
moved to points where they will be likely 10
prevent any sach raid as The recent one.
There Is a report Of the death Of Col Mul.
lisau, but u IS not confirmed A dispatch
from Geu, Hunter, at Hsrper's Ferry, states
that be knows nothing about II, and il is ho
ped tina, the rumQr il incorrect There is
good reason to believe that Earlys forces
va not cross INTO Maryland in this direction.
They may, however, attempt an irruption rule
10 Pennsylvania,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Baltimore and wsshington a no pSnKsE
NV YoRK, Juiy "a 1.-The H-rald's Wsak.a

in tou dispatch says: Washington and Bal
timore are not considered in any danger from
the p esent movement, and, unless ire Rebel
force is much larger than any reason 10 sup
pOse, its career will 90 short Q. c. General
Wright has been assigned 10 the command Of
the 9th and 18Th Corps, and General RleketS
has command OF the 9Th Corps
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

The Baltimore American to-day says 10
ooubrpstienof of thsFepert that the rebels. hno
reentered Maryland by the way Of Sharps-
burg OF Sbepardstowu. II is hardly posai6Ie
that Early will come in this direction as he
must be sure he will encounter some very off
lerent troops from the broken down command
of Hunter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
.2LadWNlgnFs dispatches IL
No Rebsls st Harper's Ferry--EavorabIe .
Reports from Atlanta.

NEw YoRK, July 26.-The Commercials 8
Washington special dated Washington, July
26lh, ea5sf laiedgphebesifom Hsrper'G Fer
~ state that The rebels have not molested that
place, aud are not nearer the Potomac than
Mertinsburg
The Government has dispslcbea from At
ianta to-day They announce that Sherman q
operations are progressing iavorably The
rebels have not recovered from the blow they
received on Friday H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Rebels claina D.,Idrd Victory at Al
| -Fsdsrais DefeA,sd at Silicksr's
HEADQrARgERs AMY OF 7HE PoroxAo,

- Jolly 25, 1864
Nothing. bat occasional shelhng and picket
nrlDg, Is RUiAR on, end no exchspge of pa
Pers has been made the rebel commanders
have strictly forbid it. The Richmond papers
OF the I'D, claims a decided victory at At.
anta, and declare that the Federals were
driven back with heavy loss The same pa.
pers, also states that The Federals we're de-
ieated at Smokers Gap BY General Early, and
anumber OF priscners captured Very lew
de7erHters come into our lines now, as the reb
els appear to Keep setrone watch. 4a-Aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Notice 20 Bridge IIullderS.

-.- ......r.. pAYToN, July 8, lsGl J
GEALED proposals. 'o' the CONSTRUCTION OF wooden
- bridge over he Great Miami ai layton below I'M
l2o''OcE, noon, on Monday he lst of August next
Propoaas vii Also be received At tbs offiae uniil
W 70 Suspension bridge over The nYer st tho came
place.
Proposals for Masonry and tnper6trnctire1 10 hs
made g. parttely and m strict Aeeordance with the
lads AID specifications on hie IN this Omca 'Fha
Go nmissogers will OF coure eHerci theis Ei9ht 20
reject all bids Il they see proper do so
TAOMAS U LOWE,
julysmW0 ,EU3feh WV Auailof H. do.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
NCm Aohrrtisrmrnts.
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
ON TUESDAY, August i6lh, 1864,

| A u that messusg and tract Of land contairina
~ 1881 screS, divided iciloWs
No lis situated on The Eaton Turnpike 81 miles
west NON Dayton, and fronting on sali Turn Ike Ia
hAdlson township, Montgomery county. h0, Il
contains acres, with q res sugar timber he i'm.
proVemeLs onsist of two story house ith kitchen
ateehed barn, 40 Al other Necessary out buiidinRs,
an apple orchard, aspiring house with a never hning
spring OF Innnirg wafer, All under good fence
No. 2-Conta'ns Hcres and 10 mes No 1, with a
tNo story BRICK house, arn, well o. water apple ohh
ard, and well improved with the Necessary on. build
ings.
No. 8--is trnct OF ten acres
No. t-is tract Of ten aeres
No. Sis traot Of ten ares
Persons wishing 20, ysw said property VIII 10
ehpSn by The suhscnb z, who resid ) on No. l. The
property VT Be soid on No. 4 u clock D. m when
terms Of sale Nll be msde known BY
I. wykseoW1s, kacsohssf. % = jSslsSIws
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
speOnIAtl0na A lSaaaa ahs Llsasl Advances
wild numOrH False.

BALTIMORE, jay 2S s-It q extremely dif.
6culs to obtain any euthsutie, information re-
laiye to affairs on the Upper Potomac, and
the eebe lposemepts 10 the Valley. By far
the grealer part Of the rumoFs, and even pos
hive aaatatements, hourly put 10 circulation
harei are evidently false, and therefore not
worth EspsaliRg, From all information thas
far obsalned, II is believed that il will be found
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

0mnibusses will ruo to aud from the Pic.
Mic, on FRIDAY, "a A',Saudersvle and on
Saturday TO Bstrdshesfs, starting from TIE
Phillips House at o'clock each dey
iN27 3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
baltimore and Washington saf--CeD.
Orook,a De1eaI- Col. MmlIInnn.

NEW YORK, July 27-Times Baltimore
correspondent says no apprehension seems to
BE- entertained that the rebels will demon,trnts
towards Washington and Baltimore this time
General Crook says the force which atlac ked
him near Winehesrer,on on Sunday. was greatly
superior to his They showed front Of four
miles, overlapping him on both wings, and
could easily have enveloped him if he had
not retreated, Il is feared Col Mulligan is
killed, bnt the reports of the capture of Crook
and Averll are uniounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

pD- Don't fail to read the correspondence
Of the New York World in another place. 1t
shows The vickedness Of the administration
in its repeated reiosals Of honorable peace,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Colonel "a uIIIEan Woundsd--esrsat W Seen.
Lieisln aas MRshtnRton.

Nav YoRK Jdy,27--rhe 1rroane,s Wash
ington speclsl says; Colonel MuihEan is
wounded and prisoner. The reports from
the Valley create no excitement nere. The
report about Loags,reet is not believed s''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

New Flour and Feed Store.-T R.
ellis has purchased the Flour and Feed Store
forme ly kept by Peter Reist on Fourth street.
See his Advertisement ,ie-ase-- 4. -rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

Flax Seed Wanted. Fifty thousand
bushels Of Flax Seed wanted, by Thos r
Gill, on Fourth street See advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

$40 90 Reward Viii h5 paid 70 any
one finding and returning to the Omni5ps Of.
Gee pemoraadt4 iaq5s / lIsat % Az blS
oEjulsUli JikIt,l0 sB. BgILkI I
July "a lwd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
eSasli eSil!9l n. II ssaiIsistI Mhls,. tss HgsA

at is sorrowful thing that there. il not
executive plily and pu0lle spirit enough in
Pennsylvania 70 prpyidc for selfproiectiou.
--COmmeycjaL
But, what glorious thing It is, that there
is enough Of executive ability in Ohio to
make up for the deuquencies Of Peunsyva
mia. In the language Of the Commrciai,
zone year ago John Morgan visited the State
Of Ohio, aud 10 we have forty regiments OF
National Guard4.' No, we haven't We are
utterly delenceless, and It Jubal Early John
Morgan, or any other man, Would make a1tSaid
upon our b.rder, it would be foand that our
statement is true. We had the regiments the
Commercial gases about, but through the
"execunve ability" of Governor "Beough
Brough Brought" they We're deeply and ioal.
ly wronged, and the State made drfenceless.
Many Of the men, zoe kHole, who volunteered
to defend OHIO, have died before Petersburg,
and elsewhere ia Virginia. Let US hear no
more about the lack OF fexeeutvs ablity"
in Pennsylvania. Governor Curtin has not
yet been guilty Of so grave a mistake, Or OF so
great an injustice, rs lies at the door of our
own executive. This would be apparent, If
at any time within month a raid should be
made upon our State. Aud this is not only
possible, tm eyen probable. "Exl cuiiysGb
IL" iddeedt- No more Of that II H. il thou
lowest Brough,