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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
Died.

/ AT tho residence Of bis brother. on Mon
/ day morning, 18th inst, CARROLL Mc
( CLEAN, aged about IS years.
ln this place. on Monday morning last.
ANN. wife Of Lewis Kline. aged -
/ In Bratton township, on the 18th January
OF Inflammation Of the brain, NANCY i.
daughter Of Samuel and Sarah Heister. aged
~ years, . months, aud & DAYS.
Mourn not We whose child has found
Purer skies and holier grocnd-
Flowers Of bright and pleasant hue.
Free from th0rns and fresh with dew.
Mourn not We whose child has fed
From the regions of the dead,
To yon winged angel band,
In brighter, happier land.
In Bratton township. ELIDE S, son Of
Edward and Mary Moore, aged months
Suffer little children to come unto me, for
such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
On the Dist inst, in Armagh township
GLOKGh RUBLE, aged 81 years, months
and days.
In the hospital at Alexandria, Va. on the
l4th inst, D. a. MCCLURE. of East Water.
ford, Jnnlata county, late member of Co. |.
l49th Regiment, P. v, aged 26 years and 10
months.
On the morning of the 18th inst. very sud
denly, Hon. ANDREW PARKER, of Milf
hlntown. in the 59th year Of his age.
At a meeting of the Mifiin county Bar.
held at Lewistown. on the 10th day of Janu-
airy, 1861, E. L. Benedict, esq , was called to
the chair, when the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The sad Intelligence of the death
of Col. Andrew Parker has reached us. and
whereas, his intercourse with our Bar has
been long, intimate, and most cordial, there
fore
ResOlcsd, That in the death of this highly
esteemed and eminent lawyer we have sus
tanned loss which we greatly deplore. that
we deeply feel for his bereaved family in their
afiiction, and that we tender them our sin.
cere sympathy and coincidence.
ReSo}Ced That we attend the funeral of
deceased in body.
Resolred That these proceedings be pub
iished in the papers of Miflin and Juniata
counties, that they be entered upon the rec
ords of our ceurr. and that copy # them
be presented to the family of deceased.
I. Nj. UTTLEY,
Ii. j. WALTERS,
Secretaries.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
Our Congressman-His Record.

Last week Mr.. Smith of Kentucky
offered the following preamble and res
olution:
WHEREAS, A most desperate. wicked and
bloody rebellion exists in the Jurisdiction of
the United States, and the safety and securi
ty OF personal and national liberty depends
upon Its absolute and utter extinction: there.
fore,
Resolred, That it is the political. civil, NOR.
al a and sacred duty Of the people to meet it,
ngee IT, ana forever destroy it, thereby estab'
fishing perfect and unalterable liberty.
Extraordinary as it may seem 16
copPerheads, among whom were An
coma, Stiles and Miller from this State
voted against this resolution. Our
member did not vote at all, although
he voted on another question a short
time before
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
OUR STATE SENATOR.

The Lewistown Democrat has of late
50 frequently attributed Indecent Ian
guage to the Gazette, that people have
got to look upon it as sort of " stop
thief" apology for its own indecorous
attacks. Thus last week folks are
gravely told that our calling Bucher,
the Senator from this district, apiece
OF Democratic machinery" was in
decent, and thereupon it launches into
defence Of his revolutionary conduct,
even alleging that the democracy ap-
proves it. That he is nothing more
than piece Of machinery is shown bv
the fact that he is doing precisely
what JEFF Davis and his allies desire
him to do, that is, squander the tax
payers money, prevent all legis-
lation on the subject Of bounties to
volunteers, and disarrange the ma
chlnery OF government generally. A
man who does this in a time of peace
can hardly be called more than DO
Iitical triczster; and he who does it in
a time Of war is no more democrat
than the one who burns blue-Hchts to
the rebels, for both are giving " aid
and comfort to the enemy" We do
not believe that the honest portion of
the democrats either admire or ar
prove the course pursued by Bucher
and his associates, who, if they honest
ly believed themselves in the right.
would not vote at all under a speaker
legally elected at the close of last ses-
sion, but whom they say is not the
Speaker, Common sense people of all
kinds, whether democrats or republi-
cans, cannot see that hair-splitting
distinction which Bucher and others
make, and think that when questions
are up affecting the right of soldiers
to vote, Of giving thanks to Grant.
Meade, and other Generals and their
armies, &c, it would be quite as easy
to say aye as nO-for by voting at all
they recognize the officers of the Sen
ate, an idea which as yet does not
seem to have entered their noddles.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
FOR PRESIDENT,
a BR AHAM LINCOLN.
NOtigaS Of New Advertisements,

Those interested in the Boot and
Shoe Trade, will please notice the ad-
vertiscment Of Messrs. Chase & Peddlo,
Philadelphia.
Proposals for building a House on
the parsonage premises at ReedsviIle.
Soaps Of all kinds at Swain's-best
in market
See advertisements of Farmer &
Gardener and Gardeners Monthly,
two excellent agricultural publilica-
tions.
List OF Letters.
Meeting Of Relief Board.
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Philadelphia Market.

Flour-Superfne Sc 80, extra 6 IS
az 20. Rye flour 6 so. Corn meal
5 so per bbl.
Grain-Red wheat 170c, white 1S0a
2OOc. Rye 140a142c. Corn Ill. Oats
SIC weight. Cloverseed so O0a 500
per 81 lbs. Flaxseed Is per bushel.
Timothy 3 90.
Beef Cattle, 8a123c; Cows, $50 to so
per head; Sheep, Ease per lb. gross /;
Hogs, SO 90 to Il the 100 lbs net.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The annual report for 1862, the pub
lication of which was authorized By
the last Congress, has lately been to
some extent, distributed. We are in
debted to the Hon Jas r. Hale for Il
copy. 1t is the first work of the kind
issued since the organization of tho
Agricultural Department at Washing
ton, and we feel sorry that it cannot
be laid on the table of every reading
farmer i'll the country. We ngrce
with the West Chester Record that
it is admirably gotten up, and we hope
that members Of the last Congress,
through whose hands it is distributed,
will place it in the hands Of their A gri-
cultural Constituents without DELAY.
While we congratulate our friend.
Hon. Isaac Newton, for his success in
this first official effort Of the kind, we
cannot see how he can follow it up
with such improvements, from year to
year, as will make each one superior
to its predecessor. Mr.. Newton, be-
fore assuming the duties Of Commits
sloner of Agriculture, was a practical
farmer OF Delaware county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
Some blue birds are already abour

Some blue birds are already about.
Mr.. Stanbarger will accept our
thanks for a number of legislative
documents.
The trial of F. P. Hill, conductor.
charged with embezzling the funds of
the Reading Railroad Company, is
progressing at Harrisburg.
The boiler of the U. S. gunboat
Dragon Of the Potomac fotilla, explo-
ded on Wednesday, killing ten men
and dangerously scaIding five others.
VIM. w. Treadwell, Cashier of the
Peoples Bank of Hudson, Michigan
is reported to have absconded with
100000 of the funds of the bank.
Charles A. Dana has been con-
firmed in executive session Of the Sen
ate as Assistant Secretary of War under
the act recently passed and approved
for that purpose
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27

A First Class Farmers Magazine for Penn
1854. THE PENNSYLVANIA 1864
FARMER & GARDENER,
DEVOTED TO
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE
AND RURAL AFFAIRS.
D T Ed AND PUBLIs By
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TERMS; ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The Sixth Volume commences with Jan.
uary number.
Having obtained the services of eminent
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lsts, STOCK breeders and Bee Keepers, we
OF the best ever issued, for originality nrac.
teal thought and reliable information
SEND FOR a SPECIMEN.
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10.
THE MONTHLY CONTENTS ARE.
HINTs.-Flower Garden and Pleasure.
Ground FRUIT Garden; Vegetable Garden:
Window Gardening
CoNMUNICATIoNs-Emb-acing the views of
the best writer's on Horticulture. Ahoricnl.
ture and Rural Affairs.
EDIToRIAL-GiVing the Editors views on
the important Horticultural improvements
n Scraps and Queries. New Fruits & Plants,
Domestic and Foreign Int ligence. Foreign
Correspondence, Horticultural Notices
With each Department handsomely H.
Illustrated.
These general features will be retained
ana the publisher pledges himself that no
iabof or expense shall be spared to render
the succeeding issues Of the Magazine every
way worthy OF the favor with which his nre.
vlous efforts have been rewarded.
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN.
Philadelphia, Jan, q, I864.-3t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
Speech of General Meade.

In his speech at Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening General Meade said !:
:" AS I said when took command of the
Army of the Potomac, | say to you now. |
have no pledges to make. When | return to
my army all can say is that we will do the
best we can to suppress the rebellion, and
to overthrow all those wh0are in arms against
our common country; to have our flag res
pected, and have it wave over every foot of
ground from the Canadas to the Rio Grande,
and the golden sands of the Pacific. The
banner Of the Stars and Bars we will num-
Der among the things Of the past, and the
rebellion, with all its associations, will be re.
membered as things that have existed, but
have no longer any being.
What we need is men. | want YOU here.
all of you, every man of you, however small
NAV be his influence, to use that influence to
send recruits to that army. The more we
get the better will it be for that army, and
the quicker will the war be ended. The war
must be ended by hard fighting, and it be-
comes every man, woman and child to work
for the increase of our armies in the field
When that is done / trust that next summer
viii come to us with peace restored to the
land, and happiness, contentment and pros,
perity pervadng the entire country"
Hunting Conscriipts wjth DQgs.-The
Army and Navy Journal publishes the
following extract from a cavalry Off
GERS letter, written from Southwestern
Tennessee.
L have been out with my regiment
scouting for three weeks in the region
lying between the Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi rivers, northeast Of Memphis.
For the first few days, we were after
a guerilla company, who were engaged
in hunting up, or hunting down, con-
scripts with dogs. Brutal and horri-
bic as it may seem, it is nevertheless
strictly true, and you may rely on it,
that at this very hour, hundreds of the
people of West Tennessee, Mississippi,
and Alabama are being hunted down
with blood hounds | could not realize
it until by the most positive evidence
| find it true. We were once almost
within hearing of the baying Of the
hounds, and sent a scouting party, who
came very near catching some of the
devils If they had been caught they
would have received short shrift"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27
THE GAZETTE. l..
LEWISTOWN. PA.
Wednesday. January Of, 1854.
6. G. r. FRYs1NoER, PUBLISHERS.


ps=Tha Gazette is the cal paper in this part of the
DONG work Of all kinds equaed by few. We have
three presses in VperstIon--Sn Adams Power Press
loF the Paper double medium hand press for Jobs,
and a NewbuTy JobUer for Blanks Cards. &c. Our
circulation needs no bFaggart putting. advertisers
can ascertain the quantity OF printing paper pur
chase and pay for application to the agent of the
paper mills IN this make inquiry at the dii-
ferent post Offices through the county our JOB files
whch are open to examination by any one VIII show
that We do two-hirds Of this class of work.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The GAZETTE is published every "Wednesday by
George FRvsNGER & SON. at 50 in advance. or g at
the end Of the year To a5aress copies will be
sent for s. copies for $40 or 20 copies $40 These
terms will he rigidly adhered to.
Cash Rates Of Advertising.
Administration or Executors Notices s. 90
II published in both papers, each ] so
Auditors do %
sherifJs Sales, Z lines 90
Each additional line
Estray. Caution other Notices, not exceeding
l. lines, insertions, / 90
Tavern Licenses, single, 90
If more than one, each so
Registers Notices Of Accounts, each so
On public sales published in both papers, . deduc-
ton o. p per cent on all matter over one square.
All other Judicial Notices same as above unless the
price is fixed by law.
u lines OF burgeois 10 lines of nonparie make
square. About words constitute line so that any
person can easily calculate a square in manuscript.
Yearly advertisements will be inserted on such
terms may be agreed on.
IN all other cases Il lines constitute a square and
VIII be so charged.
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WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remo;r

WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remain -.
w ing in the Post Office at Lew;starn
January q, 1864. '0"N'
brown Mrs. h. Il. Miller Ii.
DecSer Lieut.. A. w. Preble Mrs. Abraham
Engluhd Z! Mrs Ellen ShivelY George
Z ,e naner henry Snyder Albert
Hayes James Stib.e p
Muhkleman \, CatharineZook Samuel
Mowry Miss Nancy
(colored)
PERSONS lnquiring for letters on the abyc
or OF any other list will please state on which
list they are advertised One cent due on eacl
Jan27 SAMUEL COMFORT, P. NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE mEN
CuEJr rcMrLArIHG MARRIAGE.

Hear vlpt the Baltimore correspondent of the on
Guw, u ou.b,ro', Maryland, said IN Tls'iay, the 3lst
of Mty, 1860:
Numerous cures uf diseases cl,sri by early nli'-rO-
lon r,riug been performed y The EuG,i' B"t"iic Phy'
Iiciau t,.i Il nv lut, having Enuwllseof of them, 10
I,'e IN. Glyt breyug that in r-.u mdydpu service
3" the srll,ring One cu purirult- ttni Young
man In this rI;y1WJrhy ui note He ifh htcuHy ''
cietm Of habit the there ui'mnu to wlirh csi''i q
shuIlr and after YEAR uf sulrrin ~ ir'riug gty. Eg
Il; kurps Of r."uNn'". llr Vin.a ;u marry, ..S ..
u'yrlu,tI by ~ -wrDt ,..'' w ever l.'pN' No-,
,r ~'artiuu . w,l t'-.u' ccr' aa ;. ia -.
.h.y.c Ho .,."~tg- o., o., 90" h1ud. o.: !hn bI'
IL Pby.t gt. ,-trr-ll.. T. y 'lHy s"rul, all tln
,am as yit1r %. ,9HJh hl, returned, lUt lac 10 now
he happy Cithor Of pair uf bright huys.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
GLORIOUS EEWS TCR 1sSE! LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO EAyE cHlr..
UREN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tie Gth
~ March, lsG!
We nro decidedly oppo-rd to drugs and In advertised
rauir- Tor the prevention uf having ohildrou, but We
II uuT duty 10 acknowledge n hru"fl hum any and
~ every source when 1t Is for the relief Of suffering
.nmahiiy tact hl1 come 10 oar kuowctsc that
ought tn hr promulttr aud widely circulated for The
benefit Uf ii"sr lt!lr- Whose delicate health hukos II
necessary 90 prevent any increase Of family
AiuuI twelve months dl'rr mtrrItg, H'ly Of Our G1
quuuince gave rrtl. 90 ,iuug htrr hut her suicTngs
we're, grra that her Iy aas dsrrrd ui her reeve
ery. This unu hcr o, ant IN" ~ nusht+uf again lU
coming slutlrr. Sine tried every thing to pi"yeut
rruri,ir f'i- .uiI iSs, but w.UUt succeeding Two
gtrsafIrr marriage 4r Wrs again confined, bat hrt suG-
Grngs vcTn great tlIii the rd dt and her own life
wu3 ln4plrcd IT. She told by her family PIN scian
tlri II sl ilany more children he feared her lie would
b.. the t,r, A. all The rylnIrs size hui trsl hviurs
hAI f,ilcd she applied to the Botanic Physician, Dr
RAPHAEL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES,

AFTER \ THORuuGH TRIAL OF MORI
| THAN TEN YEARS, the lime ,icces mauuiu
! nred by The American Watch Go Jt tllhar
/ lass, have gained firm lcld upun the iavu
! 7 The pUhiic, aud now. no less that - Coz -
I hem are -peEEiug Tor themselves in the ~ ok
I is ~ the people. From very siguihtau
Vginnug the buines~ hs~ increased unti W,
4 rrju,tit'd in stating THAI WE MAKE NOR
'ltA w ON liAbi' oi al the catches sold II
I he UHltct Stulrs. Errcafrd eIlafvemen' e.
ur iEc'"y7 hui!dirgs. ami the laho ui 50u "pr
ra'igcs. ~ 0rd NJ utrQui 10 Suyply trr cur
s0"tl Y iEcNssIc demand And y mas htt'
observe ,hu'Eu' ~i'h-ra linz toe Eigh price %
labor ~ materials, We Srtually soil OlI lrc
lucia ~ los, prices than ,huso current tN,
years ago.
Ne r,'sT 70 these facts only f'r thc rurrosC
.r"pyriy into dvriaZ guetLc- suhi, ~ reariy.
90 fUT manU!arurs Of w. chrs. lii,hrs;" uu.
cr'c' u!roc. 6us neouto MAX sod watches tr'
~ riiIVuH the lowest pus.b,9 II..e- some
hIuy 20 lgE. i've pace ,:'he nRke. hriIrv
.t'vhv> g. lei Aacr,S, >" IcWnoa.'' Euglisn
PHtu; BC.yfs' e.. Gunuiy JhrcJu upm
his rarE't IN coG,tia-s 'urnpGrs, by Lnr-
ue1nSurk,R'PS 50. ,h which irs o.. TrI,U
T ttr.- ac-ui y Nu,a1.ahis a. home and pc
.ly werfN 70, rycI, vlnu
'ls ir, Ne have "a" mp lslrl and nov
sc hqCa iu Eniou c", that &c h,vr romm"nc 20,
Ir ut u0'ar0ura Of watches o't g vera
HIGHEST GEAHF K OWN TC CllEON-
ONTRY,
anrqralicl by any hug hitherto mair so on
lives AND un,Urrm ,srt hY ruy' hnu made
he wcrid. For Jhi, pulpr-. V e hnve ,n"nml
r,t fpi.'i " 'un..s ,rD.'rl au a'dIIvn
au u aui|'rss 'Eur r.s-i 'ur III t.nu.H ui ,u
'as'.r-- p.u lave hirI IL si'I 'hr b q. WORT
unr Iu cur ,rrrire. P-pfuug hy our llg rN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
C"m quad. Il r."m E""I>. Dn.k-
rDrd i.gAInS.


CurGOErT RFMlnY. tie great India
lur 4 a. g. al, dl, u,u> ut The uriur, ~
..a-. s.vlr q, lG.u ir, IT, nl ,ha Urrnu. T. & 8
.ar,u ut t"' nia 'lcr lrIIwna ion ~ lir X
..g-, ., uur in tie 't. o.. %ri' We rrav,
e.. 't.f..rr o.l. ~ .p'riuiy rrnmmr
Il IN pos. Ci-,. co. Fluor NIhus 20 Whites =
a'uulr,g wu.5e o. The Old ulu .epus mrdicI
,uu fiIrd,
TAI. prepared in highly eorrenatel roru
hr lnsc "nl b'iHa "Aa tu two te@>g g,uu'n
hiro iuu"' per day.
l. + l,"r itJp' ui cN 'ivrji is cotton: p
.}.nr Dn.l ,u.I' '!Ig .u. go. c.I.iu.i II
t'' n"r. u' ii. "lgI n. .ur,., and Vie J; ,h
IN y.rgiru the .l -l,,s al. pLta' .on
81 I,r +. .rrai "n.'!r.
ilt3 i!uEiH IT.;ECrInN Is Intended
20 s,iy or u--i-'1pr 70. the C"hrra"y Rpu,i
.rd -houd hc used i rpniunr ion with ,r
r"IIrine inH,l cases 0f Gun"rrl Of. tlnet IN
,IhH-"r Wli'cS is rif.c'~u nrGiiny. s.pt.
ng AMI dyIr,r"ut: rem W - ali ~. t'ins. h,a
.toriro aud pain. in~t"nd ~ the bL mug a.
TN o. Vucadur"''e ,.in lhf i "vp rinnrc
- yearly all .ie cnr|' Qu.cS ti"'.i ions
l.. 'hc .,. { iu" iUrEoEGE EFNFDY AZ
ULEoKIE inJrcT''S The 'wr ~. "i,ci,o', al 4.
.amr time "lI iup,ou.r di.ll aisr- are rem,
u. ail ihr y '.Evu.. ,'g:'E ar, sIC,dIy o.
lnrci tr all sirur and ~'.uUg.r
For tuii rarij"u 'ars get 'ur prmuhlt r.
ny dug N."ie IN the Curn'r.. ur wife IL ~
&C Nili mail lr"r - 'l,, uddrr.s q iu,I rcari,,
Prirc' CnLR"EEE RLM pY. trn dollar II,
rnt n. or 'ir,. BOTTLES ior five Il l'ur.
priye CrERoNEt l~sicTIuv rw"d, liar. l.,
battle. or three o"'ls~ for d., dolars
Srnr Ivy Express to ANY adlras> "n receipt p,
r,jya.
s,Ilip Mnl,'lmrn's v.Do 'qc, D,7s st,.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
MO. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,

uriWuVn S,rAnrire Street aul Broadway,
CiNCiIJNArL.
Consultation daily. >nudry~ ~ = r.! hfilce hours
rom 40 =. 70. 10 : q riOCk a. Va
r1 Persons li,trrrt. may rummuuICa'p cnsFi.
nrSrISrLi 10y riirt. ~ tnrN Incise ONE ihLLAR II, for
Consultation f". IN each letter Al letters. c"I0ni.
.ariu,. AMI interviews, stricrlN private aud conf
Ial. NJ answer viii De- given H. letters unless one
lullrr i itIr,sC1l =. Consultation Fee.
Address all lrltrr,H- hllnn-,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
Width 2.--lst col.
A6X NO &gGs.

The tax.mrrrs Of Vinton Count,
re her by Motif d that the Tx Du
,Iica'o fer the last half years tax.
oi the yral 1868. have been placed
u my hanlo t"r collection. Ulmn 81
taxes mol paid nn or before Junr 20 h
1864, the law imposes penalty Of
tivr per cent. viii be in ettcndarc,
AT the Treasnrers office in McArihur
unli. that date. Ia r, crive the same.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
Treasurer, V. g., o.
April 7'h. "a 6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
ATrACHMENT NOTICE.

John Mitchell Pithj Before G,or2o Hold
against rlrJ P hf Knox IN.
Jame- MeFarianl Deftl Nin-on County Ohio
Or the 24th dey Of Nay A D. 1884. -a,d in.
tic6 issued an nTHar Of Atlnnhmunt in the
above nctou ir the sum Of twenty dol
lars and twenty one cents ard "ost, of -rit.
Juno 2nd-6I -&w. JOHN mitchell.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23

fg'0 f'f he Am,li,ru Wat, \ Co.
Ian 2i-'l "a - ERnAnwAY y Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-23
{ 4 4. Il MILF

VIC SFt WlrIN''0T!' . : le br-' and ln,o.l in
10 we'll to hand in thrir order +, time 80
BENJAMIN DILL.
nary 18th 's6}-.tfa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-23

IL would have su'tcd him and bis Northcrn
sympathzers exactly COuld'G rant ka,c been pcr.
sunded 20 leave r Rebel army iutsCt and a.
liberty 70 follow an open road 60 the North,
while he went up the James or
waded through tue Chickahomiuy swtmps. 10
a leisuely Investment Of the intfenchments Of
Richmond, " hich the Rebels have been allowed
two years 70 crtaTCtc. But as ne chose anotbcr
path, driNng Lee before him and holding him
IN his iron grip, it is nov very much TO
nc desired that De should he inrcd from
carry ing out the plan which has thrs far been
successful. Therefore il is impossible g. carry
ihc works before tho Rebel capital which it
needs only twenty thousand men 20 de-
ithd successfully therefore, lee still has an
army OF llbC00i therefore, he Is reinforcing
Hood, and is about 90 add 5000 more 10 Etrly's
aiiny Of already ,g 200; therefore, Washington
atd ihc Nor b ar, again 10 be threatened under
Ice himself. and, iherJlorc, "GencrGl Grants
army cannot bC drawn from tho Peninsula aud
brought up for the defense Of Washington n
moment too so0u. This zeal in & dCsrcrs't
cause OyCrlCaTs itself This very anxiety to pro
duCg r. popular panic by Wild oycrcsumatl OF
Lees strength, and q startling proclamation of
his purposes, shows that Graut is precisely wlerc
be OUGHT 20 be and whore he is most feared. ana
that kehei safety can only be secutcd By com.
reiliug him Co lee 60 hi, grasp upon the ReiCl
stronghold.