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Tbs AN Of July and Genersl Grant.

The 4th Of July ana 6eneFsI Grant.
Oneye sgo to-day, the fortified strong
held Of Vioksburg surrendered to General
Grant, with all its prisoners and NUM-
tions Of war. To-day, while the whole
North are doing homage to the proud mem
cries Of the day, Grant is before another
stronghold Of treason. The lull which has
existed in his srmy for the past week, may
be broken this morning, during the day
and tonight by grand display Of fire.
works.
The fireworks will probably play upon
Petersburg. Possibly the rebels may
witness Grants pyrOtechnics in some 9TH
er quarters.
Though we cannot look for such good
news as to suppose that Grant will enter
Richmond to. day, yet he thinks he has his
hand on the throat Of the rebel Capitol
The people and the army will hold to-
day in devOut trememberance, because both
sre filed With the same spirit as snimsted
the heroes Of the Revolution.
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JulY 20. lssa, which states :

Existing laws make distinction in the
matter Of pay, bounty, and other allow
snces, between soldiers Of Africsn descent
and other soldiers in the service Of the
United States. Men Of African descent
can, therefore, only be accepted as sub
s'itutes for each other under the Enroll-
ment act.
The laws bsve been changed, and the
distinction referred to lOes rot now exist
The Provost Marshal General should in
justice to the free 6taiAa -~-.Ls- tAe CIR
cuIar given above, and issue 8 new order
based on existing laws, which shall per.
NIT Boards Of EnrOllmen. in the North to
muster in black substitutes as Is now done
in the border States Gin. Gasstts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

Having hsd over twenty years experience in the
treatment 0f Chronic Diseases Of every character
SsSislly the Throat and Lnngs will give perfect sat
70 action % all VINO may apply Tor reliei having nad
successful practice in the above named places fOT
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts,
actOry, the money shall be refunded for all such med
icinss returned. Price Of Medicine for ons month
rom q 100 TO $500.
bD-The Doctor can be consulted thslast two weekB
Of every mouth at his residence No. ISL PITTSBURGH
street, cleveland, d. Post Once address-B0L lTl.
decl6R2s-ltRmdAw q & OLARk- ~
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AND
n ~ T-
STRICKLAND's
AnsI-ChOIera Mixture,

Is aoomposltion OF astringsnts, sbsorbent8 Stimu.
Iazts cad eerminHtives, which svery physician &C
knoWledge8 Is the only PREPARATION that will effect
permanent cure Of DiarIhea and Bysentery. This
Anti-Uholera Mixture 70 now in several our
army hUa1tala where IL gives th5 greatest satsiac-
tioh. IL has saved the lives o. thousands Of sol
ders snd citizens and will guarant 1t to be the
tsTT,
mr. Woods, Of OoTinRton. ny. will be most happy
10 satisfy any to the virtue OF Strickland 0
Auti-OhOiera Mixture; in fact we have great num-
bsr OF testimonials frOm patients who ha been cured
sitter being proGunced ilCuTaDle BY their physicians
some after tax ng only one bOttls Of Strickhnd's
Auti-cho era Mixture. Lyon suffer With DiaTrhs5
nj DysenteTy Try one DO tie
\ or sale by Druggists at 50 cents psr bottle
6aVIE R2 .frf. .sstRuv
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sible to hold the crest and fell back slowly
keeping the pursuers at bay. Some fifty
or sixty Of the men belonged to this bPi-
gade took refuge behind a ledge Of rocks,
within point. blank range Of the enemy's
werks, and there they were compelled to
remain until nightfall.
The assault was over By IL o'clock, our
troops holding 9 position several hundred
yards in advance Of that in the morning.
Another assault was made by KynbslPs
Wagner's and Hsrker's brigsdes, Of New
tons division, Of the 4th CoTPs, assisted
by General JEFF Davis division of the l4th
Corps, on the left. The point chosen was
about mile and half south east Of that
where Logan's assault was made, the OPP
posing works being in plain view, For
an interval skirmishiAg was carried along
the main line of the words. At 8 o'clock
our batteries opened q heavy fire, and
Davis division supported, by Bairds di-
vision and one division Of the 10Th Corps,
moved forward, leaving MOrgsn's brigade
in immediate reserve. Colonel Dan No
Cooks brigade held the left Colonel
MitohelPs the right. SkirmishsFs sdVsnc-
ed rapidly until they encountered a very
difficult abbsttis through which, however,
they foundered, capturing the slight
trenches on the enemy's skirmish line
with little loss. The brigsdes Of McCOok
and Mitchell moved rapidly toward the
enemy's main line, strong lunette being
Immediately in their front, without fslter-
ing under 8 very destructive FIRE Of mus-
kerry and grape Portions Of these noble
bTigades reached the ditch and attempted
to scale the par5pet. MoCook urged for
ward his men, and while the assault was at
its height and while the bsyonst was DO.
ing its bloody work over the trenches he
fell badly wounded in the shoulder. Nit.
ehelrs assault Wa' equally determined
and heroic, but. the supeThumsn efforts of
our lads proved fruitless. Davis seein the
brigade hghtingsgsinst hopeless odds and
exposed to q sesthing snflsdinR fire, re.
tired mis- command, leaving upon thp enc
my's trenches representatives Of every
regiment in the two brave brigades.
I25rH ONO.
Lieutenant Ollie, killed. ..
Captain Moses, wounded.
Lieutenant Evans, wounded.
Lieutenant Thomas, wounded.
Lieutenant Donaldson, wounded.
Lieutenant Bsrnum, wounded,
65TH OHIO.
Lieutenant Colanel Whitebeck, wounded.
Captain Williams, severely.
Sd KENTUCKY.
MAJOR Bremen, Captain Barnett, Captain Ohristy
Aggregate killed and EalIndsd IN brigaie 23l.
Hsrker, killed, Captain f. Whiteside, badly
wOundsd J,W.M.
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Negro suhsrIrutes 10 Ohio.

1t has been q query why negro subSti-
tutes for white men are not taken by the
Boards OF Enrolment in this State. The
Provost MsrshsPs have no orders on the
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The furry Of dependency through
which the people has been passing for q
few days, has given place to more hope
full and confident state Of mind. Lee is
now out of from all communication by
railroad with the South. The DsnVille
and Weldon roads, the only valuable lines
in their possession for some days, have
been utterly destroyed for seventy miles.
This road, having been constructed of
strap rails on longitudinal ties, was easily
destroyed. There is no possibility Of its
being repaired or kept in repair, SO long
as cur cavalry have any chance to operate
against it.
These lines Of railroad have been vitality
essential to Lee in obtaining both pFovi-
sions and reinforoements. The siege Of
Richmond is therefore virtually begun
II Lee is determined to fight out the issue,
between the AppomsttoI and the James,
he could not accommodate General Grant
better. It gives him good base Of opera.
tion ct City Point, with line Of rsilrOsd
to the front. He is in position both for
ofense and defense in the most
economic plan. Instead Of. there being
ground for dependency the people have
reason for stronger faith than ever before
in the hero of Vieksburg.
II We look at General shermans posi-
ton, thereis reason for still greater graft
hcatiou.
The position now held by the rebels is
the last one to hold Tits but twenty miles
from Atlanta, snd from the most recent
intelligence, is liable al any time to be
Hsnked. The rsbeis viii then be Obliged
to fall back south Of the Unottahoochse
River.
The Mayor Of Augusta has issued e
proclamation prssaging ths retreat Of the
rebel army TO the ssvsnnah River.
Let the people only be patient and not
expect instant and overwhelming battles.
Oar noble armies are slowly but surely
pushing the enemy to the wall. Glorious
victory will reward their exertions if their
numbers are but sufficiently increased.
Their strength must be kept unimpAired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
EUEL FOR U S, COURTB.-
OEALED PROPOSALS WI

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
L be received at the once Of the Deaf and Dumb
ssYlum in the city OF Columbus Ohio, snd also st
Inc ONCE OF the Architect No 80 oregon street, In
the city OF Cleveland, Ohio until noon OF the 9Th
day Of July, 1861, for furnishing ell the lime and
sand and for tine labor required for the stone ana
brick work necessary for the completion Of the base
ment Of the new Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Oolum-
bus, Ohio.
ter ne to the contractor, on the ground
The BIDS TO be By the perch for The stone woT and
by the thousand for the Ur1ck work. easur in Ihe
vail Their will be about 1900 perch OF stone and
l,590 90 brick.
also proposals will be received for fuInishing the
materials and making about l93 box window frames,
and the outside dOorframes Tor said ba5emeBt sll to
be delivered on said Asylum lot; the frames to have
one coat OF pure white lead and hnseed oil paint.
Each bid must 10 accompanied by bond N the
OF twenty per cent Of the amount lnHolYedi
conditioned that the party meRing the prcpossl
bid will accept the contract II the same Is awarded TO
asd party, for the faithful performance OF the con
tract on their part.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the offioe
OF the Superintendent, on said Asylum grounds IN
Columbus, and elso ct the ONCE Of the Architect In
Tie bios viii be opened at said Office IN Columbus,
on the 9Th day Of lnly1 1851 =. =.
Tho Snperintendent reserves the right 10 reject
snV or All the bids considered Incompatible with the
interests OF the State NJ bIAOhBUhni
Architect and superintendent
Clsvelsnd, Ohio. June 21d, 1884.
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Is the Rest Tonic in the World
R~ READ WHO SAYS so. ~

From the Rsv. Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Pembertor, New Jersey, formerly ol the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphir.
/ have known Hoohand's German Bitters favorably
for q number OF years. Ihsve used them IN my own
family, and have been 30 pleased with their efecfF
that was induced TO recommend them to many oth-
ers, ana know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure In thus
publicly procaiminR this fact and calling the atten-
tion Of those afflicted with the diseases for which
they sre recommended, to these BitteTa, knowing
rom experience that nay recommendation will be
sustained. do this more cheerfuliy as Hooaand 3
Riftara a. itanded TO Sast ths afflicted, and II ''not
. rum drink" Yours truly,
LEVI g. BFOE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

The New Secretary of the Treasury.
William Pitt FeEseaden, our new Finan-
eisr, was born in Boscswen, New Hamp,
shire, in 1904. Having served repestedly
In the legislature of Maine, after having
settled as 8 lawyer in Portland, in 1929.
He was elected to 1910. serV-
ing through his term, he dsoi cd re-elsc-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
TIE silk Crop in Prauos.

The Aigles des Gsvennss, (FraRse)
says that the worst sntioipations Of the
breeders of silkWorms in that distrio:
have been realized. The crop Of silk is
decidedly worse than that Of last year
Some few growers have been fortunate,
but taken altogether, the result has been
disastrous. The seed received from Bu-
ehsrest was the worst of all the seed
brought from other countries produced
some worms, but the result Was snything
but satisfactory. In many cases they
were so miZed that they are incapable Of
improving the breed in France. The
growers of silk are Of opinion that it
will be necessary in future to rely on the
seed received from the remote parts Of
China, and they expect that the govern
meRt will adopt measures to supply
sufficient quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

E1 R9Pnr6TmH 9Ra 4 az Is41MHET 1N5TS SlI,.I FOR THE
rrmed Botanical PhTsioian and Surgeon, will con-
spatients for all chronic diseases Of every ch1rso
uoFBEE or CHARGE, at the following times and pls.
I'duTing the present YssTs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
NOTICES.

NOTICE. - THE FIRM OF
" Sheldon a %, was dissolved bY mutual consent
on the 2Oth dsY Of June, ls64 Persons having
B. Davis or s. D. Hunter, TO whom persons indebt-
to said nr1 shOuld make psYm Mt Of their Indebted
ness. Al HUNTHH,
iuue29 l60 n b. DAVIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
THE ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND
TRUNK ROAD,

a Terrible scene-EiEhty-six dead B0dies
Taken ont on Thursday NIght-Ths Grim
inRI CareIsssness OF the RngineeF-De-
tails from a Canadian Paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

MAJOR Bremen, Captain Barnett, Captain Ohristy
Aggregate killed and Wnnnded in briga ie 22l
uesdN TN rer5 81 Brigade. BriPadleT General
Hsrker, killed, Captain E. Whiteside, badly
Wounded- J, W. M.
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If2B A W.-HTaHT MXPkE6S TkAlH-ofcpPing -
eiTard, AIhtabula and PaineSVille only ana Al
FfV5S at Cleveland at 500 4. .. =
St00a H.--MAIL AID DAUOOMMODAT1OAT TkAl
stopping ht all stations and arrives % OisvaA
lEad Is ib.Lu a. So
an A -W.-TOLEDO EzPRM5s-5to7pinS IS ali glA-
tfous eIospt 5EAaYiIle, ssybTOoks UnionVtiisl
Perry Mentor ana MiuAnnsl Ala aEfifss -
Cleveland at lsl1Es =. - go -.
asSR. H.-DAT HXPRE95 TRAIh-stoR Ping at sl,
: rsrd. O1unatat, Aahtsbula, and PaineEE1tle
o1lT. And arrives Ia Cleveland ~ s.a0R- n
~ Esooad OssI Oars ere rEa a al thESasA
Tfaills =. ru.-.t.-5
AlI ths trains going westward oon :. OtsgoLal
uItb fraius Tor Toledo, Chicago OoiaIDl.I SlleL.
lsfI Indianapls, St. Louis So ana ~ t tats. ~ y
k-siIla Toing Eastward connect g DlnkllA eltn -.
trsi1s a No M Y 3. RAilrOad and e B1lal2 Hlsa
thoss Of the New York Qsntrnl snd baAalo = nsH
ToFk OifF 3ailroad1 Tor E0W York Albany boasola
sFis1-Ts lala, An. and 81 Arie with tfalnl On 10
Philadelphia and nLt1 EaaiirnAd-
1BDaT AxprsE1, East and " SIS oo1neotg ct alflla
9lth Trains On Efi8 ard Pit.5bu6h Railroad n
EdlssEilis, MsadTiiis, JAnlestoNnl 10.
d. HGEFIaaHAMi EuD'ts
OisVsia8d, Nay lslh, lssl.
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H0oFLAKs's sERmAa sITTFRa

- y -
d Y s Pc P SIA,
=
DISEASES RESULTING FBOM
DISORDERS OF THE Liver,
Ana Digestive Organs.
HOOnand's German BItters,
THs GsHAT sTREEsTHENIEa ToEIOI
These Bittsrs have performed mora Cures
Have and do give better saafastisHl
Have more Testimony
asT' nsrs Respectable Psosls to Voush Tor thsu,
TAAR AEF 0rHRR ARTIoLB ~ 4ARKs4.
Nsagv any One 10 OOatraalet this A..stIOa,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
10 any Gus thst sill produce Certificate TuBnshsd
~ Us thst it iI not sssUIsE,
H0oHand's German RitteFa
VIII Cure EEsrT OsSs q
CsrOHie or Nervous Ds5aity, Diseases Of the KIdaas
and Diseases arising fran DisOTdsrsi stOnlashs
OBSERVE FHE FOLLOWING BYRPTOAdA
Resulting nom Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles, Fulnsss Of Blood to tha
dead Aoidity ofthe Stomach, Nausea, Heart
Erlotations, Sinking or
EiuttsTing at the
Pit q me stomach, swimming Of the Head, Hurried
sno po1lI 5IFsS59dns' ~ 6SttSSiPg 2. shs
lions when N q u inE posture,
Dimnsss OF Vision, DOtS
or Mebl before
tns blRht, Fever and Dull Paln IN the Head. Dsh-
sisacT Of PersPtIatlOn, YslloEnazs nf .he s1Ia
auu EYoss fnlu IN the side, Back, Oh6lf
Limbs, 6c., Sudden FluBhes OF
Of Heat, Burning In the
Flesh, constant
imaE1nlnEssi E'ii, -ad GrsAt Depression oTsBiTiR
~ REMEM BER,M
That this BittsrI is BOT AlSohOIis,
CONTAINS no Bum or WHISKY,
And Cams Make DFunkRrds,
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.LRVELAND : AKlE 4, B,

1874 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 15f4-
IN, ,nd aftsr Monday, NAY 18Th, 1854, Fasssngsl
Irainr vii run q f0ii0Wa, tSundsYB oEceptcdls
LEAVE OLEVELAHD:
o,AH 4 m-DAE EXPRESS ThAIH-ssopDinga
WflloughbY, Painesvillos Geneva ABhabula
Eonueaut and 5lrard only, and arrive at Er1e at
i:IB D. m, Dunkirk g.a5 D. m, bunalo boo p m
7.Rn ~ Ii.-OINOIHkAmlE mlELPRsSS-btoppinGa
PsinegvfIle, Ashtabula and Girard only and ar
rfVos at Erie 6:77 p NJ Dunkirk s;i3p m-s bul
$3.50 p. 6I-EMAIh ABB AOO0MdODATIOH-
SbopPinE - ali stations and arrives at Gfiea
8=l4 D. N.
o.IO Il, M.-HIGHT HLPRESs TRAIE-stoDpin9
sf PainogTiils, ABhtsbulA and 9lrard ollTl an1
arrives 70 Eris Is I1-A2 O. a. uu1Eirk &le ,
~ suRAi0 ts0 = H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
56I. f6BnaYITEnla central 1855
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.

CETTH TTs O0REnOTfEs1
Is 6 First Class Route, for Safety Oom1oE
and Speed, TO all Eastern Cities.
T5s 7sgek q steas BaIlesfsI aEd IS Fra fIOE Dtl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

Lieutenant Ollie, killed.
Captain Moses, wounded.
Lieutenant Evans, wounded.
Lieutenant Thomas, wounded.
Lieutenant Donaldson, wounded.
Lieutenant BsTnum, wounded,
65TH OHIO.
Lieutenant Colanel Whitebeck, wounded.
Captain Williams, severely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
4 TLANTIO & GREAT WEST'N
~ RAILWAf.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two through Ezprsss Trains bsrWesn Oieyelsui ana
Rev K0gk. Taxes eject Nay 10. 1856
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

Dr. JaCkso1-Dssr Sir Having used your German
Btters IN my 1sHlly frequently, prepared 70 saT
that 1t has been Of great service. believe that Ia
moat easel Of general debility Of the system IL is the
safest and mOst valuable remedy OF which have sny
knowledge Your, respectfully,
). d, TURHEk, 726 n Isth-SE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
From the Rev Joseph h Ksuusrd, Pastor Of the lOtn

Hrom Rev, J. a. Turner, Pastor Of HsddfuF Msfbo.
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

DR.. O. NJ. Jsokson-Dsar Sir; L fseI Ii a plsaEurs
thus OF own accord to bear testimony to the eye
oellenoe OF the German Bittsrs. some years since,
Del1B mucn hMtcted Win BYspepdiR, used them
with very beneficial results. have often recon-
mended them to persons enf0ebled By that torment
ing disease, and have heard rOD them the mosG at-
terng testimonials IS to their great value In cases
OF general debiy believe it to be tonic that can
not be surpassed. u M ITONs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-20

lin Der Shrnteit miIen tsirathcn, 1T etenlc
r;d, ais nm Der @ric miacn Gin Sannsut faufen.
SSa, eas 9tstcre mare neb rerniinftiscr, hcnn Die
8rism,sit fcmlnt srb jatrlih ricrsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-20
(sus tem Gn8aen fir rem Buffalo 9emcfrat" nberiestD
9iucplu auf bcm Sd)lad)tfeioc bon Yntictnnl.

,GSir baten rie 9lnfaae wieterbplt sprdebrabt,
saf Irdiirent Sincpn, a!s CT cas- Sdlahtfele be-
Sncste, aEarithaIl Sdnpn auTprscrte, Elm ecfannies
aRinirelliec {. Paradise Butler'') gu inNen. S1ir
nnt I'M Seiibe Ger Sepeie nnp rcrtcn. menn
iraenp en anReiebener Gilracr peer tsreuteness
sSpurnal bic 3batiacte atjufreten waAt 2en9nIe
teibrinlen.1 (N. y. 2Sprlp)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-20

Gle Ipttcn tie leaen in 6auIen nmbcr.
Ole Suit lit rrm S5autc res 5pecs '6wer,
Ole Iermunccten i63cn uue barren rpl Gsn,
guf ees 1clci@ecr6 Sage in ldn1en 9eb'n.
Ser Gincrn ruft unb reittt entlara:.
uSinst mir einer luitiBcn Ne8er=0ean9!~~ -
Ca f6Fuet ter SHn9lina, "a tpilit iicb Ger Wann,
9ie Spbesaual ftiert aus rem Sden un6 an;
Gs Id,aucert bort itriG CT Ger Sd9e Sant,
09er tenn Sdahtentce mutbt9 ms Iu5e 8etaut.
9pts qincpln ruft, Ia CT reitet entlan9:
rSin9t mir einen luiti8cn 9te9er @e'ana!"
Mls cie Runoe rcn all esm ociren unc 6jram
6inaus ,ur ,N1cnlatb ber Sjebcn FAM;
9a ,ttert bic SHUTTER Ypli tiefem Sbmers,
Ga triht wpbl Gem 9Seibe, ter Shmeer naS 6erj!
1nceS ruft eincpln unc reite Cntldna:
.Sinat mir circn lu'tiacu Ncgcr- Gciana!"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-21

Tuesday, Oct 25-BuffAloe y Roads
Speakers, c. Merrill. Aiken, Porter.
Wednesday, Oct. 26-Kaufmau's s. II. =
West Buffaloe-G. i. Miller, Shorklev.
Thursday, Oct. 27-White Deer Fur
nace-C. Merrill, Shorkley, G.B.Miler.
Friday, OFT. 2S-Nc~ Berlin-S. II Or.
wig, C.Merrill. Same day-UuiOntown-
G. F. Miller, Aiken.
Saturday, OFT. 29-Gundy's S.H. East
Buffaloe-Shork!ey, g. B. Miiier, Worden.
Monday, Oct. 3l-Wehr's Hotel, Lime
stone Twp.-Rev. Bncher, Capt. Orwig.
Same dsy-Spott's S. H., Kelly Twp
Sborkley, Aiken, G. b. Miller.
7ues,iay, Noo. l-Wirfcld-Pcrter,
Worden.
Wednesday, Nov 2-Farmcrsville-S.
H. Orwig, G. B. Miller.
Thursday, Noe. 3-New Columbia
Porter: :GB Miller, Shorkley. Same day
Miffli, Worden, VanG,zer.
Friday, NoU. 4-Forrest Hill-G. b.
Miller, Shorkley.
Mass Meeting at IIartletOn, on
Saturday, Noe Sc. f. Miller, S II.
Orwig, VanGrzrr, g. Merrill, Dixon.
Monday, No0. 7-Orwig's 5 II Lewis
TWp-Cap, Orwie, Shriner. Same day
Union S. H., Buf,lOe Twp-Shorkley,G.
B. Miller, Worden.
At other points, also, meetings will be
provided and Published.
BY order of the Standing Committee,
JOHN Il LINN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-21
Tested bV the Facts.

An army correspondent of LeVistury
Aryu recently asserted that Go. "H" OF
5lst 7. " stood for
Mcclellan, lS-Lincoln, g."
Again it was stated in that paper that
the Comp. had "ouly . for Lincoln" and
"the Company and Regiment will give a
majority Of 3 to l for Mac" Such was the
opinion expressed Letore the election.
Since that trial of strength, the fl .ures
speak for themselves. Co.'S +. G. "H."
and X. gave, from Uuion aud Lycoming
voters, for 5hriner, 30-Walls, II. Walls
received more than the average of his party
but, as he has only 1 votes in the four
ompanies, it is improbable that Mcclellan
has IS in only one company And DR..
Christ, with the returns before him, says
the whole 5lst Reg. give 81 votes to Lin
coin candidates, to for the M'Clellauites
and that on direct vote, unentangled
with personal and local divisions, Old Abe
will run still better
The truth is, not one Regiment, giving
a majority for Mcclellan, has yet been
heard from-pcrhaps, not a company
and the individuals in the army thus in.
clined are but about | out Of s. True
soldiers will mostly VOTE the same way
as they FlGHT-the late Elections show
that, and the Nov. returns will confirm it