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, 1864-07-29

Secretary Frseeudeu appeals to the people
as patriots. not as f1nancIers, to lend the
c,ro,,,n,,n ~ two bundled millions tn he1p
~, ao,.v, 4,,o -.be1lsn, hv no>fnp our army
80 - ..,,. Tha or..t,o, ~ crorr man and !
s.o,,,o,, ,,,h> H.. ff>y a,1Iar. and rnwa,ds tn
...,a.. :, ,,,,. 10, ~, ;a..s+ II .,s.uhcra so
~ .,,,,oh a. +ho co,.-nn,ent ~,
ssas, ~ 49, for :. hn, A .,o, root n bs1n
~ GoS,tnst ~ rs ~ ssra ~ aonntrrs N
-, n,.cs - +a,-s 49, s+a,,
..s'.-,. 49,. -, ~, -, - ha,,, ,atao,, :,
s1-,ss1 s,ss rna ..n.aI ~ ~ 1o,!si 80, o,id
as,a ~ - X .,ah .1a,>e hrt - 81,
,,....1 49, ~ .,,sr 49, - ms,,;ato
e,a,.a -, 49, a.,a,,1,,na o-,s+ss.a ~ 49, ~
srnmen. - ~ -, ~ tra % T1n1ted ~ STATES Come FIR.
,ra-a and ;f we c,nn,t cu.re ronr ,ca,.
.";ana, 1s.-io+;.,n hv 4be strana,h of vonr
srr snhm,t tn the NEXT hest test. the
-. ~, ~ on- ,,nrse N.h,ie th,s off sbo "a
- ds's;-a ~, tbe ,tort of our now Secretary to
1l;n,.a1r ~ +ba rc1rntarr nat r;otfsn
~ th, ,cnni,. there r. eyery reason to be.
,:.aa th5t - 80 .,,.o ~ raoeorab1. n-oft.
VIZ .n,s ;nr.st".n, 49, m % ,,as nsen a+ anv fine offered
80 aa.,.' 49,, 49, ,,nn,a.;;sta aua 49,.
o - .a..:...an ~ 80 ~ =. r,ora aaa-1r
~ 49, =. IN. ho.,, 1,,eors
While t},ernfnrc 1he 1srre 1nsns Thirb II
nas hccn ,,.cessavs IN mt on the msr,,e, hav.
er Increased fIn 5olume Of Governm,nt ~.
curitirs and currency as to impair their vaaee
relatively to eu1d, for that yers reason
those Who invest now may be considered as
buying at the ebh to profit by che food. VT
are In, ing ipiaa impaired. currency, Securities
which art soon to be started b, the ending
Ct the war, On their way towards gold.
Tic Treasury Notes offered by Mr. fes6en.
, 1864-07-29

We print below, letter from an officer of
distinction In Gen. stoneman's cavalry COM
maud, which brings out many new and inte-
resting points not before published The po-
sition and abilities OF the writer, claim more
than the usual attention to, and credit for
his statements:
Correspondence Chicago Tsibune.]
HEADQ'Es G. c. D. O., NEAn ArIAsrA.Ga.,
July II, 1851. {
General Stoneman's command left Camp
Ne1son, Ky., on the first Of May Last, and
reached the Georgia line on the 10th Of the
same month, aud on the 18th came close upon
some Of our "er1iug Southern brethren"
who greeted our arrival with the usual wei
come, In the shape Of brisk sLirmish, in
which We lost q few men killed and wounded,
aud some twelve taken prisoners. From that
time to the present, period Of sixty-nine
days, We have marched, fought and skirmish-
ed, and often did all Of these things every
day, driving stubborn, but retreat
ing foe; sometimes protecting the left wing
of the army, sometimes the right, until we
arc now south Of the Chattahoochee-the reb-
el Rubicon-"the last ditch''-the point to
which Johnston was "draWing" Sherman,
and where, when We came, We were to be
hurled back; dismayed and discounted. But
We are over, and not badly hurt-looking in
upon Atlanta, the Richmond of the Cotton
StAtes-and tonight the shrieking and
screaming shell from Thomas', Howari's and
Schofeld's batteries are ploughing up the
sacred coil within the umits Of this doomed
city, whilst our brave Western boys, with
patriotic hearts, stand shoulder to shoulder,
forming an unbroken line, eagerly awaiting
fhe command ttorward"
From slight eminence In the woods just
behind where We now are there can be seen
/ two rebel Tags floating IN the breeze, one
from the Court House and the other from q
Female Seminary in Atlanta, and think I
have heard hundred sunbrnnt, braWny:sol-
| dicrs say this afternoon, as their eyes flashed,
tIat rag's ,n:se''- and it will be. But here
come tho "Johnys,' as the boys call them,
with yell. Etevn r M-As finished the
rrecedins sentence the enemy came forward
! fn three heavy lines Of battle, and made a
| most terrific assanlt, and charged upon Gen.
Thomas. In twinkling fifty cannon opened
upop them, answered By nearly the came
number. The fight lasted until one hou,
aso. It was most seyere, and VIC have no
| doubt sustained considerable loss, but ths
Enemy were most stynslly rcpulsed, md
driven back three times With awful slaughter
and our forces urder Thomas advanced near
, 1864-07-29

raT General Hoods. suporeedure of john.
stou may he regarded as highly opportune to
orr cauee at Atlanta, Shermtn's trouble,
from the very start, has been to get the rsb.
cls 10 stand up to an open fight. Johnston's
policy was to avoid fighting, unless he could
have the advantage Of Notifications, so as to
make srrc thing Of It. And 1t has been
true, as a general thing, in the campaign.
that the army which has attacked the other
hss l}een the one to be beaten. Az Sherman
could not afford to sacrifice men In hutting
them against field works, his recourco to dis
lodge them has been to flank movements.
Bnt bis wlsh Ill tic while has been to get q
6cht out Of them which should settle the
hush, as near to bis base as possible. Hood
las dually come to his relief At Atlanta. a
fight was what Hood wanted, and be has Ind
ono. He tried the old rebel tactics, borrowed
from the French army, Of masafng ona given
point, In the earlier stages ofthe Nat this Was
plan very likely to have good deal Of sue
cteE. But cur troops have got ready for oil
the resources Of tie rebels, and are ready fol
them in any way they may choose. So go II
Hood, in Jopr own way. The faster you
give us the chance, the quicker the end will
roTna
, 1864-07-29

The campaign, On the result Of which the
destiny, aye, even the life OF the nation de-
pends. must soon open. Every patriotic
citizen will labor Increasingly to elect the
Union National and State tickets. To do
this is to save the nation; to fall, Is to yie1d
su ne hold dear to the Copperhead niles oi
the rebellion. Such fearful calamity csn-
II must be ayerted. As an auxiliary to this
no agency is more effective than the newspa'
per :and therefore, in accor dance with on1
usual custom. we offer the Campaign Weekly
TRIBUNE to the Union men Of this and ad'
1o,ripg States at the following rates:
s,ro,a oonv Ano. 10 to Nov. 10-i4 weeks. :. $0.5r
SEPT II to Nor. 1o-7 2
, 1864-07-29

pre.ty c,ear that With anything app1oachta: heavy
recelpts in the present coadton al ths uaafses, e
dun hogs would 70 down - rapidly ~ shey haEs
tnken tho opposite course, It aoy nue dui1nK ina
paa, months of1s& Ottsts description OF fstockthexa
Ia rather large quantity unsod in tbs yards this
evening. We ccntlnus to quote thu , ev!ous rsnEo
Of prices. at hch the market Is v,r1 hzu fSr prime
10 e1t1n qualities. but weaker infsf1of E72des.
, 1864-07-29

HoGs-He:eIpts Of Hogs during the daY. about
s,rpo head, Entered sales go head, st x6EataS,
chief1 At - ttks9s9 Fer 40 NJ. With the rapid de.
Zine which has taken place il the receipts Of Hogs
dnrIpe the past ten twelve days there has oeen
correfpo1 ding Sdhninuson IN the demand. Thaser-
IRENE aet1gity which h1s sIlstsd few weeks s'nce
haa disappeared. It wt uld seem that consumers ha
an accordingly had wound up thear axtang7 g7raeats
for pacang On The extended scala they had adopted
70. Tue past three or four months. There Il
still tsr 1emand for really good, fat hogs, and
., Tor stock hoEa hut fo7 tho intezf edasa
rasre Of qu.u, les theso t. little inquiry. aaQ It Il
, 1864-07-29

4 short and practical treatise on the gov
esnmcnt, showing the superiority Of the
United States Government over all others,
by Barlow A. U11icb, of the Illinois bar,
published by the TRIBUNE Company, 81 Clark
street. 80 pp.
This pamphlet is thus referred to by Gov.
Yates. 10 whom It Is dedicated: uNo one
can read your work without interest and
n,ot,t. and at no time since the formation of
The Government has there been such neces-
sjty for some plain treatise on it's nature,
workings snd acaEtation to the wants of the
reon1e as now. can look to wide ciscu.
iatfou of your work among the people
"A potent for good, and could wish to see it
a handbook in all The homesteads OF the
S.rH ~
, 1864-07-29
CHICAGO DRY GOODS baARKsT.

THURSDAY EvEs11a. July y, 1sss.
r1tce4 Of Dry Goods have s1pef!eacsd very As'o
change within the pAst wick. Tac decline III a!noss
eyery other a.ttcla Of commerce seelas to have no
Yt,1b{o apdnazce On Dry tsooda. The sales ~ onf
Dry Gocds houses haye been remaffaoly brisk dur.
'i1e the wsek, dealers sesmins an1tous to taFeee
their surpluscspisal In thus way. "e Ask eompA1-
sou OF the Chic,go aEd New York prlea lists ~ they
AMMAN oDt rankr to-day.
, 1864-07-29

Here before dispatches were rccetvod. the NJ ket
opened at 233, but almost declined to as. advanced
to 80 and closed at 1ts bt3. The market was very
fe<er,ah md unssttied. silver dull md declining
opening at os5, and selling down :e5 Flveswaat!e6
and ali Goycrnm cut bordt ara drn and advancing.
Counterfeit 1o'8 on tho West Wlone'd Bans, New
Ycrf, we're tbown rs th9 ncrniag, 1t the banking
eou.e It Ru1ton & Co. They are exact lnttauons Of
tne genuine, and extremely we'll executed
N1E ToKK 6Tock MABkF1t-1hs lolio71ns "e:a
TIE closing p.tc=s for cash Jaly 1854, rscsls by
@. sa,tonstall & Co., Commission. Stock tad Bond
N. ,1.a.a II f.1ark ntr.at Chicago.
, 1864-07-29
n,tt Nv Al sarea saia,.... :. ss shaved
rs,1cscn ANN CINCINNATI DH1
fsiiUU8 nj kRET4

VIC bereye Chfcaso IL the best Dry Goods Market
in the west. To c1ore this insertion, va give con
pa1n,ve quotations OF soma Of the leading articles
nom Chesgo md Cincinnati price lists, ooth pear.
,D4 tho sAne date- He would eau TIM as'ea'''2 VI
ccurtry tealess 10 the comparison:
tEHIcAHp. SlSSAAHnSsst, ~
61osye!ns He1Gy r. Il Shs 4ca So@s.ue Ghs..:.ssai7H
Ho0s ssirt,ees.,.. Hspea s9srd9ss'.. s9i ae 5
Is h.psg psoe;e Praata parS Pfad......taais
, 1864-07-29
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
Prepared cspecisy for and 1eleEraphed 10 CAlcaso

Tribunal
NEW YoRx, Thursday Evening July, g. 1851.
Tbs Dry Goods market ts quiet, althoush ta.re Is
noticeable nrmness in prices manifested. 1t is b.
Me7ea that the lata 1nans Will enable may Of the
mills that have stopped account Of tho 1cE
Ct water in the Eai,Istreams, to recommends VOTE.
snd the now limited supply Of cotton good1 be thus
augmented The light tr6naac lone Of the past week
show ,bat buyers cot sn1ous to take lsrKs lots At
prices. Foreign food1 feel tfe and
are ctlve slough the stock II large The follow
lug ave tie wholesale prices o leadioE styles domes-
tic dry rnota In thiA EafkEt to-day:
, 1864-07-29
FR0EI GEN. STCNElI3N'S CeAI-
HIiKD.

Resume Of AGaIrs-Tle Fighting BE.
fore Atlan1a-CoN dfxIOn and tFe"liLl:@
OF the Army-GeorE1as Its Soil, Clls
male and E'c0p1e-Tuture Pr0apectH-
fcr1onncl OF Cen. S10Aemaus
, 1864-07-29
Ko0FlkMD7s
GNnKAN BIlvlERS

concentrated al those v.rtues which tend 10 nroA
mote healthy and vigorous e+ Unlike tha generality
Of Blsters, they ara NOT An ALCOHOLIC kIx-
4 PURE TONIC,
Composed entirety Of Vegetable substances
TuKr Ace
POSITIVE CURE FOB DYSPEPSIA
AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AED WEAKENED AND DE81L1TATED FRAAN
BECOME RENEwED WITH ALL rzR
V11OR OF EEALTH. By 4
FREE USE OF
Tu2A.
fyRencmber, that this BttEts Is not an alcohouR
MIXTURE = baz.roon drink, substitute for Fuas
and cannot nsieuss Introduce tha y.co Of dEua1s4.
ness into youT tAu4lAcs.
Do you want something to 3trstgthfn Yca7
DO yo3 want Good Appeutef
Do you wart to Build up YOUR cons:itutoa4
Do you wert to Feel Wsu1
Do you we.t to get rid of NH7ousnesal
d you want Euerg3E
Do you want to a1tep Welt
Do you want Brisk and VigurpE1 FeelIuK7
4 ron do, uss HooFI.ANDB GERMAN BITT1EA
oeszve tne nas1owiaE sympsons. rearlt,nx nozs
d1sorda1a OF the pscssrgs ronS9Is's. 1TSaa':
nor, Inward Pf!ets
Fu1lnes5 or Blood 20 tG1
Head, ,Acidty of the 3t1rsaoe,
H11bea, Heartburn, Disgust for food,
FUilness or Weight + the Stoua1:h, goIr
ETue1at1ons,. Sinking O. F14ttenng At thx Fit
of the Stomach. Swimming Of the Head, HHIr1ed
sd DtdicuN Breathing. Ftnttering at the Heak1
C1os,ne q sunocatng sens4:lons g5sa + slJas2oo-
lKat. Fegsz aad dan pSl9 T. tae Head II peae.sn- s
ard Eyes, Pain In the Side. BACK. C1eAs.
Limbs. &C.. Sudden Flnshe1 Of
Constant 1magtnta7s
oS Evil. and GREET
Depression Of
, 1864-07-29
FcnM THE BOE. THOMAS B. FLrRHWEA.
Frog THE EON. THOMAS 3. EL0kENGA-

WAsHI16To1. Jan. lit. 1e6k.
b.9s e essea s'n L 41 sssiss d. se6sa s +
rtencsd ns1ked ee1e1s nom your Hcoaaaaa aezn1SA @
1ress presauc and onefous du les nearly prosuHteA
ael ba7s namei. Iosk bis ai7lee. and zig ssss,!
partcnlas al fehef Mush 1eeds I'd osss.naas +
Gthefn may Re stzcfl8zly adVe1taged they 1sasa ~
=. Truly your :!isR6s !4isaR66s.as B. r1oEEscx.
FROM TIE bon. JACOB ngooM; -.
e1ar11xxz; IN rs2y e yoar lnagm5 m:sss ~ ~
fsmy fhsys 10 hcsitation IN sss.ox thas It ~ ee
highly benttca n oae c"ss h;c S S. q Ssepe 9
hi,ssn ysnta e. x bo.s eaTs decided
~ seeond esct!ng cure, and the third II see1s
.ns 1 snts as sr Il
Md1ai use of 1t, tnd y to be "a unsqnaasa eoaiss
a xGod II bRSds rs & II ia
rnefo,ovtns well known revese5a gs9t;em,en ne, nsxs
le1sa Eo Id use oI thase Biftess Such tes
mon5 must e9nvEca " M mcfs
PerabeItsn. n. j. formerly of the Hota 8AQesE
clafsnW Key. y. g. ssisied, Psor OF Twelfth B.ss
Rsy: thomas Miases, Pastor Of Roxooroush BsSnss
c9a5sh Es4nS q the t.u Reousa chea.
Knt=towp, Berks county. e -, ~. f.o,,,xsnxa
hfv IA nI,sstas1 hyaas 5oInsts f. .5ftss
e,opeds d s Esiisioas Rno1lsizs md Christian c7o'
4; II: s. 4aTasr. Passo= Of Hsddias u. q. caa'
nnT dosrnh h, Ksnnszd Pastor Of the Tsntn ns
Il KsT. Wy Warren Kando5pn. Psster Of Baptist
ta.ss5, sssf:s ss;tes e tbs
md 4yits: T. " Bsses. Editor aathodist Protas-
ans Bsl!!Tofe d ~ mRu7 oshess to this Int did spaae
, 1864-07-29
d FAD AND REFLECT,

T. has been Eor time lmn,smottRs the ohltEt u4
phranthIoptsts To 1lEd some remedy for the illH
life, and sclentdc skill has for ayes explored aYay
avetne IN cxdez to discover the hidden secret Il haa
been however. reserved for modern sc,tscs 70 b<trK
before tie void the great destroyer Of clseAAa.
aal il
, 1864-07-29
Received to-day. ]. AGO IN; shipped, SIS bu
,teady, sales to-day: 2,oM hu No Rye In


CIEEAE-kecetpts small, ard with an active de-
MsEd prlcra rule very nsm at present quosanohs-
We onote: ~ .sot.
- p 4o@'
TtaL-fE fNfHIf0s
COFfEK-MarSet dna md auiat- Previous 99o-
which ARE akler, With decline OF &c 7 en- prsv1-
Gus rates, We quote:
java, q A.t IN Tlats+. 49,
Ru, tkr 70 good. &
EEfsH-In latr supply aud mi cderatey actfTe- We
ar o T. tnits 70 day aE l3ntGc doz-
@FIkH-WmN FISH In modeTa.e supp.y WITH
fair dvnland MalKet nsm It pEsvens Ga9tsMoa9g.
5AcR1RE1. il fall fseegt and nrm At quota-
tior g. CppF1aH III llmits demand with tar receps-
Market t!ea6y et previous quotations. Lake her.
, 1864-07-29

The Capture Of Dccatur-How the
n nIlroAd vnR Dc.troyed-Opcrat!o ons
Hcbel F,apcts-Adat1ionu1 Inctdcnts
OF the Battle Of Peach Tree Uroek.
, 1864-07-29

Copies will, in all cases. be sent for the
weeks inclusive named In the card. Union
men OF the West, will you not 1t once order:
a package for distribution in your respective
neiglborhoods. Address, with cash IN ad"
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chicago, III.
B,-There wcro two errors In the list OF
prices as first published. It is now all right.
, 1864-07-29
C<,yamERElAM.

THURSDAY EvxNIaE. July z3. 1sea.
Tte receipts and sal, eals lurlnk tic paes twenty
four hours were AZ fp!}oWA:
,.r.rp,r. s:n aY11pr VITA FL - Al u0u-s.
, 1864-07-29

,ONlONs-in s i fair snpply md moderate demand.
.,PADVlSIONs-Kseeiy ta-da7, $500 ns Cut
& rd 4ssfs :S
Hesf cr EoE sroduc. aud the market wal Depressed
= si' FS'TA5Sgs- o!a Potatoes arc II vs.y lla,:sa
cnanee HsT todoes are IN moderate supply un'
Sls Fess.oes - %ssa SSess
G.e5Ss: small supply: W;:fsi dfS Sd I'D
pIsessaf Geicssa,es esSes; ao..
III 81 I'd fassys. $1,000
Live eess9.a
aiGEr1s snail supply, VIII limited Is r. q.
arracso l3:381no
@ ID is;s scsivity il the nj, Fss md
T.tn stcia. e ST ke euoBly oR forisna
SSsD n: q a. s5fssse' sqass ''
caos.: 95st
nsd povd:r:d snd S5saGIstsd ssix
Wbite t9SS
c1rcln
Wt1te g
EZRA
Ssss9HR Sss s9R6P:I;iisf fjIi:;if qaiss Lad sassaaxsd vs.
sSsi3s
ss- orleans, rev crop. 4si
re:sS!es l.I supply: AID arm .tpfs1'oa. aao-
| tsticnx- Nc quote: sra n
A1Ap1ct, - e
/
Cloves.
| 1Inn.-- .......,..,..... ...... s4Q Is
! EAir-K.ceived, i tro hlls shipped. 3,67i o1!s.
~ n.n1Her-SnNEew ~ Fins s....,............. ]ash
oo'1-sA"~ hin E4ne e......,,,............. t33 &
'fSonsxs xs.......,,,,........-. ass
/ 6f0Yul EDikT. k1{a
1}atry, WITH eAEXN.. ...-s.4%...-.-. 81 &C
Dairy without AACKt- ..%.4.....s @3,0f
una-1Rx -TnrKst Is and. tack ......,... ee193 s:
| Ground Alum. sack...-... MA.
Sales to dkT: lSo btla old Saginaw Ftnn at S3io
doek. .o,~ -,
, 1864-07-29

The six miles OF country between our po-
Sh W ne ana os a md ctbsr a nbe1 Snt tir
, 1864-07-29

French Calf, IS
ns....-....... I 42.9S13 25
French Calf La-
moins, q hoz.
eu........,.uo .@aGBM
French Calf Ge-
H1oine8, Sec. -
oIds, z doz. :R M@!G7 M
Ltnlrgs, q eo1.1l EA 1s.M
Eoan1, r doz..1a,ncs3 Iam
, 1864-07-29

Sales to dky: $50 prla old Saginaw Ftnn at sslo
'TALL0W-Rece.ved.! !se5 lbs. Ma:ks. yesz
, 1864-07-29

The leading Copperhcsds Of this county
arc Organizing coRperhead Church U which
selling, woman whipping aud whisky viii bc
rcconciled with pure christianity ~.
, 1864-07-29
iF1om Another Correspondent
PEACH TnEE CEEEK4 TWENTIETH CoEps,

Decatur road, about seven miles north Of At
larta. Hooker's corps staid In camp little
to the west Of this position, until the even:
Ing Of that day, when it 1narchtd up and
icincd at BucIhtad Newtou's division Of
BoHa1d's corps, which WAS still further to
the right--the remaining two divisions Of the
last named cof1is cooperating for the umc
with McPhereon's command, which, with
Garra1d's cavalry, formed onr LETT wing
sto6eman's caynlryE- including oil the mount
ed intautry OF the 23d coEps-had been una,
were now (1Sth and 19th) prote citing our rail-
rond communications Mt the burnt railroad
bridge, where the rebels had body OF sharp
shooters under cover Of strong work Of pt.
cul'ar description, whence they annoyed aii
who approached the site Of the bridge, and
hoped to protect It efEectualy. st 'ncman,
heavier guns. than are usually carried with
cayol1y, and coon made the eneuay's norAs
rDtenable, and uncovered the crossing, 20
ttst VIC could operate freely on both sides.
The framework Of Il new Tatlro I'd bridge was
bting constructed tTo or three milea 10 the
river, and would be, and probably is by thia
time, doated down aud In course OF being
placed on tile old piers, one of which was
much shattered on the top by artillery. Trains
low run to the west or north bank Of the
river, though Marietta is still the maln depot.
KeTton's {2h) division of Howards corps
had hitherto done all the diminishing with
the retrtattrg enemy, Performing the olhce
Of broom before uS, nnd was on tne mora.
ing Of thc 2Vth pressing aoWn ! ron tne lagas
o. me DecatI5 Ioao. otsGI.y 9uuIu t,, -" M"1 a.u
Alsata. Hhg tt gt;.a W. a'n ~ y, =
TAI. saTass asn - - tIi ~ ~ ta
I5.n, gusneoe " naoaf,r ~ erere1 MIA a,s9art
5 ens ~ rofroeS H. wee1 ttn, nlace ana
atIsnta IN ~ The ~ nesohhnrbood nf st6ne Monn-
fa;n IN this n1ayemenT he was supported
by TWO divisions Of Howard's corps, thus
tayirg the remaining division Of the 4th
corps and the = hole OF the 5oth corps directly
in front Of Atlanta On the north sloe. =.
Alter accomplishing his WofK on tne AZ
ianta and Decatur ha4rosa, Mcfhefsou 5oln'
Cd his nDes up 10 sehonelos command, 1, asay' :,
Ing the position and situation Of the whole
asmy, on the -Vtn, as 1oloWs: ~. c,...
beginning at our extreme llen1-t1e ~. M Chat
taEoocbee nee5-Ine Arm5 " ine ~, SnluSs ~,
iano, n9oeI. 1nos otas sslatinn s' ~ o ,o;ni san
etream N an easse a3,.atn au aud w+b,2 p'er s;1
east o. nof'T ~ " 14th Hnrns A n1der Pa5,neI
mltes o. Il. e dne t 5,.tr,;p 9,o +ssa, In%a
nos on aoe l9uI thn+ aae ,,sr;n.,' e,ao,a
eioas olFiEtoa " tna. p.aat!e suaps opsa.a 80
| cna1ge u ~ q lan1vSu ahn'ea w hn1nW HonEn
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

81 hold that whenever rebellion raises is
head In NY country. | en- for testing wheth-
or wo have Government. - Henry Clay
"a the United States Ssaafe
"As for the plotters OF dlsunion and seces-
sion, they will be found out and will receive
their reward: and /. for one. shall be ready
TO meet them at Phillppi. sword in hand.
whenever they bring their parr.cidal schoms
TO The test of arms. shall not fall unon
nv sword. a. BruGus did. though Cassius be
killed. and run Il through my own body. but
shall save Il, and save myself for another
day when the battle of the disunion Of these
States "a 70 DO fought-not with words bat
With iron-and for the hearts Of the traitors
who appear 10 arms against their coun-
try. - Bsafon "a fhe Ualfed States Senate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

The democrats Who are IN favor Of prose-
cutting the VAR til The Unloa shall BE- ressor-
ed. ard those Coppes h eads Who are in favor
Of ending i BY = reaee without restoring the
Union. arc ss ~ide apart il principle ~ Mr..
LsScois and jar DAVIS. - ia Govern
merit sra she rebellion Rat Ne must re-
member that after Al To- s eelg slouss lon
ofrTiuctric. ard shas both psrliss % 4 are
"Denecrass. Were ~ question 81 mn
- i ~as tetween Doussss ard srsckins.are
Al Charleston. or besveen Ca ard Van
sorss % '$s. tbs DemosFsey N ehf DIVIDE
Bas 40 ever knsv the Democracy % s,ilt
"a qusssioo o. principle ssa nothing more.
TIE plan of the New Yerk Ness Cor anlsins
ne Democracy : for fer iis peace men 70
eoaoine wlsh ~ ~aF usn 60 ds cat I.incoln
AID gss possession Of the Government. sasr
-hieh the psNee mea ca ~hip Ia The uss
aen ard have ls all Their own -av The
Ness save
In lesguinx sisn Ihs Mar Dsnocra~v
tAsy "a nos volunteer foF = prosecution Of me
ar. tasli m,esion n tie eam9aign b q de-
feat Back Repzb,icsnissa. Al o. hat point
lsey secord With War Demccracy When
Slack kepnoiicsniz. shall have xsn shed hs.
lore 80 enissd rtrength Il the pesca AnA
Var Democrats. then ell cone the heur 90
coniro1t the War Denocr.cy sna kire then
battle upon tie dirsct issae u i tie dass
e TIE Peace party - exers themselves ss
elfenoooeiy a. u Gee sennnenf xns1ateS
themselves and sseir cod, as.tors. A ric-