Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
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a man 10 save our couotrv IfIknov th,s

n Undn W save Our COUNTY, ~ kueW t"~
General did not ro,ses the right qualities
was not rBio,,dY WHY, when cur amy
was falling back ircm Nor,bein Georgia, I
even herd ibst he'd seDt Btrgr with
pontoons TO cits, il to Culs. But we nust
be charitable. Tie ntn vio ctn i etulatc
ought To Re made 10 take up lis IL u,kefS-
When the war is over. and cur iDdel lendrDce
won-snd we will establish our Independence
who will 10 our sristtcTsey hope the
liml ing so ldsr. To the young ladies l
would ,ay, ust vioD doositg .toiwecn an
empty sleeve aud the Disn who had remain
ed at brmc End grow Iith, s.wsys take the
empty sleeve Let lie old men rmsin st
/ home and make bread But should they know
Of any young man keeping away from 'feser-
vice. who cannot he made to go in st! wby,'et
them write the Executive read all letter
aent ty NE from The rCorle, Int lave rot
the fine to r'rly 10 ITEM. 1ou Ente not
many men Je,uers Gllista o,dJo,fy ftelete
The boys. God bless tho boys, are as rapidly
\ rs the, become Old trrplh eoiig 10 tic
field. The city oi Macon is filed with
stores. sick nd wcuLd,d. 1t must not be
abandoned W en- thitatored. lut vhen tle
enemy come. instead Of calhrg rron Hoods
army for deiens c. Il . cd non Bust fpht,
and when the enemy is driven beyond Chat
rejoicing YDnr prisoners are kept a.
sort OF Ya,k'e tsI i,al. ] Lave heard thst
one Of tkeir G.rtrals .aid hat ,heir tx.
change would defeat SEfimsn. have tried
every means, cotod,d .,ery,hiDg 10 ftet
an exchange. Int 10 10 Iurrose. Butler.
the ltsst. will vftmto Ctn misstlu Ct
Exch snge would lold inieIn urse. had ub.
| lished in tie rtw.itts,s ,lst il We v.u,d
{ c,nsent to the exchange of negroes, all diff
6culties might be removed. This is repOr-
, ted ~ an effort o. his to get himsef white
: washed by holding inte,c' urse With Rebtie-
. men. II an exchange cou.d he eff, ct d.
: don't know but that might be Induced TO
= recognize Butler. But 10 the future every
# effort will lie given. as far as possible, to
"a fleet the end We want our soldiers IN the
field. and we want the sick and wounded to
4. return bone. l. is not proper for me 10
p. sneak nf 'he Number # men in the Il ID.
9, bvt. THE 7 ,cW srp Nh n ftco Hirds of our
!, men ar. aJssat. some sick. some nOundfd,
n Lut same of them aJseat Wiji0m teore. The
n mau who repeDts and goes back 10 hls eSul-
n ,nand voluntarily, arpea's strongly 10 ex-
d ecutive cleniency. Bat sup'"ss be stays
m away until the war is over. md his comrades
:, return hon". AMI when every mans history
i vii, be told. where will he shield himself. =
ve T. il upon these reflections that | rely to
"a make men return TO their duty. but afiel
a, conierring with our Generals at headqnar
of ,ers, if there be any other remedy it 'hsi
in be anpiied ] lave 10Y friends. and fer
,If yiy. my enemies. / have hpcn asked &c
ri. Send re.enFarcenon's from Virginia to Gecr
eia In Virginia The disprrity "a nuntber
ia Is lust as y,e1t as 1t Is IN GeOrgta. TneE,
of have been a.krd why the army sent TO Thy
al, Shsnnnd ,ah Valley vi. not sent here. |
he- Wa bersu-e mn army OF tic eremy ha
panet,a,ed thar valley to tie very gates {
h,, Lvnch Jurg. aud General Eqrly was sent I
live drive them Lack This he not only success
q ot fully iii. bur, crossing the Potomac. can
our veil nigh capturing Washington it-ef. or
,be forced Grant to send Two corrs at hi arm
le.. to protect il. This the cne my d, nnninatt
The a raid if'so, Sherman. march into Gee
elf pia is raid What would prevent ih.
.erv nnw. it E,r'y wa, Withdrawn, from t;kiI
,pie Lvnrhhurg. an putting mple'c c'rd'
ali of men around Richmond? counsel
ali with that great and grave se',lier. GeneI
s.d Lee, UPON all h-.e points. Ny mind rasi
our ed over the whole f d. Win this we c
lie. succeei i one-hali the m"n new atse
without leave will return to duty, We G
via defeat he enemy. With that hone .
going TO the front. | may not resi ze II
hope, but know there ere men there W
ON. have lonkel ieath in the face too often
rson despen uow LIT n, one desmond let
ex- Jne d,stru,t: and reatmber that II gen
a. j, the beau ideal. hope i. the reality.