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Danyile. Pa.. June ., 1862 WIN.
GRYGeDear Sir-In February, 1851. was cted with
dabetes and for live months passed than
gallons of water in twenty -four hours Obliged 10 get
often twelve times durn the night and in
five months los about fifty pounds In weight Dur the
month of July 1871 procured bottles of stituton
Water and after taking two bott es entirely cured
after regainng usual good health Yours truly
Sold Wholesale By MORGAN 4 ALLEN. 4s oiin street.
and all Druggists.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Reception OF the Finy.nfth Regiment.
1hs veterans OF me above regiment, who recently
turned from the seat OF war; formally received yea
terday Afternoon. They reviewed In the City Hall
Park by the municipal authorities, aud then paraded
through principal Streets This regiment has done
good service during It's term at the seat OF war.
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Choice or Pursuits.-Dy the Light OF
Phrenoosv you may know for certainty what arc as
compared with Others; What do best aud how
turn all talents to the best possible Tho
cost for this service will be comparatively small wh the
sts derived would be o value to Ind vld
Mossrs FOWLER WELLS 9SJ Broadway. give charts,
with full written descriptions Of character daily.
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Deafness. Impaired Sight,

Corns, BuniOns. Mails, Enlar2e ell Joints.
all diseases of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE No. 76D
Rron
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Rev ysmss Milisst JoHs woop 70 EHry eldest daugh.
Ter OF Wm Mckinney, FAD, ell Of this csy
Wuxs-AxAD.--ln Greenwich Conn, on Tuesday,
September 8 al the residence Of the brides ather, By
tpe Row. joel h Lnsley, q. D., WIIIIAs ~ WEzxs, a
New York, 70 Miss EnsLLA ]. MxAD. No cards
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CrfstadOro's Hair Dye, Preservmttve
Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skill vi artists.
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-Ecuraud's Poudre SubtiI Uproots Ha ir
from low oreheads OF the body ST. ted
at his depot t53 Broadway.
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Frecklss, Pimpies. Tan. Fiesh worms
Prtckly Heat, DC. cured by GOURAUDS ITALIAl
MEDICArED SOAP. ut 453 broadway.
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No More Ora Hair or Baidness.-Forty-
Ave constant study. Consultation free, by DR..
GRAkDyEAN, Astor place,
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A 6urc Cure for Hernia, or Rupture.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
WHITES "PATkNT LEVER TRUSS"

Is the best and only Truss IN the world that this dam
gerous disease I, IL made principle from al
others-l ght clean and eassno the back
cord. This Truss with the application OF Hernia I.o-
uon. Ia arranted to the obstinate
phlets free for stamp GREGORY CO., 6C9 Broadway.
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To Paper Manufacturers.
Cash will be paid for 10000 Of good Fourdrnier
Paper Size, 32xto-$5 lbs .,~
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For the Hair and Skin-Barry's Trf-
copherous The and article Sold by drug
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Prizes Cashcd In All 'cgaiirrd Lotte :
ries and information given. JACOB. broker ohce,
l7O Broadway n Y.
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DressmaktnG, Millinery. Mnnttlins and
French silks at Madame BENEDiCTS, IL Waverey place.
New York
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Bachelors Hair Dye-,he Best in the
world Harmless reliable The only perfect
dye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street
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why - Phaiop's Night BioomIng Ce-
REUs like Lombardy' Because u has tall pr'ar reputa
ton, What the longing handkeTcbief sadAto bottle of
PHALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING CERBUs; II you Lave
tears, prepare TO shed them now.
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Watch Chains, New styles.
do sr: each por sss Sy Go .. ALIEN, No aS Broad
way, one door below Canal street.
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LYUN'S PUKE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,
BY the dozen barrel This article said to equal French
Brandy and al present cost OF importation Is sold
thard the price,
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co,
Whoesae Agents.
Ark row New York
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Out.-knox's Fall style or Gcntie men's
Hats ready for every body NO. 22 Broadway corner Of
Fulton street.
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II You want To X now, Sc. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book people good book FOR
one Price 81 So To be had at all news depo.s Contents
tables mailed free. Address
Gr E. B. FooTE. ll3o Broadway N X.
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CURED.

CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. CONSTRUCTIONS OF THK
EUSTACHTAN TUBE
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Marsn's Radical Cure Truss-Onioe
Of broadway and Ann street under Barrums M
scum Trusts Shoulder Braces aud supporters every
description: Silk Elastic Stockings aud Abdominal Belts
Omen TIL p. NJ.
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Address s.trkers. --PUilsk ~ So'f.
uinpof, turers from Hroome stree
10 f2 RroaIway near fonrt1 Nhoicsac retail
Pipes cut 10 order and fepAlle1
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Beautiful

Beautiful Compile xl0n. - La rd's
Bloom OF Youth Liquid Pearl II has equal for pre-
serving and beauty ins the complexion Sold
all druggists and by JAMES LAIRD Sole Proprietor As,
Broadway
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Are 1uu q n,0sf Dy5na f,o,s Headache.
Tontfacre Nrufa "a CAarth. Notott's Instant Pain
Abnibiistor permanently cures toa. sold evsywtere.
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Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup for
children Tee,hing Dysenty and DarrhpA regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Colic.
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Death OF Colonel James G. Clark.


Colonel James c. Clark, OF the seventy ninth coored
regiment recently acting brigadisr general diod 10
Troy evening from illness contracted during Tong aud
honorable service LOUISIANA. He served ~ tue Peni
sular campaign his gsantry was conspicuous at Por
Hudson. lie resided 10 Troy, and was ory ninc years
OF ago
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Ladies Bracelets, New styles.
Two, three Eve six. eight ten, twelve hfteon 10 two
sndred dollars each. For sale by GEO O. ALLEN, AIS
Broad way, one below Canal street
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Presentatien TO Colonel Liebenau, OF
che Twenty -nnh New YORK Cavalry.
splendid set Of military equipments Is about being
presented 10 Colonel H. r. Liebenau Of the twenty Nth
New York cavalry by the officers OF bis command They
are now exhibition at No. SAT Broadway.
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cRossEyE sTRAIaHTENEp IN ONE MINUTE.
D1uyfIle Pn, June3 1862 DIR VI

And disease Of the Eye Ear rqurng either med
cal surgical aid attended to by DR. Won EISEN BE RG
At his consulting S6 Broadway Twelfth street.
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Board Of Supervisors.

THANKS TO THE VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE, ETC.
This Board met yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Tweed
In the chair.
Supervisor ROCHE, offered the following preamble and
resolution
Whereas. the President made a call for five hundred
thousand tho 18th o. July 1874, for the army
and navy under act OF Congress approved July !,
1854 and the number assigned 20 tho city OF New York
was twenty three thousand hupdrsi and forty and
whereas said law contained section giving every town
and city credit FOR every man not already credited that
had enlisted since April Is, 1851; ard whereas, the
County Volunteer Committee discovered that the
city OF Nov York entitled under this law to
so De eSlsssa H,p u the navy since Apr IS lss
and had been credited to any town or city, which
number found TO exceed twenty seven Thousand
men 70 which the city Of New York entitled Tor the
whole credit as the were enlisted at the various
rendezvous n the city of New York, and whereas, tho
general government appointed commission to examine
and adjust the claim for navy enli.tmenis, which cm
mission received from the County Volunteer Committee
the descriptye rolls showing the names twenty.
seven thousand enlisted IN the ely OF New York,
which correct copies taken from ihe records kept
the several rendezvous, aud the Commission did
award tho city OF New York eighteen thousand four
hundred and fortyeigh and TO the city OF Brooklyn six
thousand and forty eight and the balance to other
these naval enstmens, as shown by the descrip-
tive rolls furnished by the County Volunteer Commit
tee TO the ni,ed states government and now credited
OF said Commission has saved the county sx million
dalsrs In the payment Of bount,es therefore,
Resolved That the thanks OF the Board OF supervisors
the county OF New York. the representative OF the
people OF the county eminenty due and hereby
rendered to the County Volunteer Committee for
patriotic efforts to Gil the quota OF this city under the
several calls OF the President OF the United States for
luneers for the armies OF the Union and especially TO
SUPER Oson unit for the discovery OF these naval
enistments the promptness and energy displayed by i'm
10 procuring tho credit therefor upon the quota Of this
county and the County Volunteer Committee hereby
directed to present copy OF this preamble resolu
ton TO Supervisor Blunt and suitable testimonial on be-
bali OF this county for his we'll meri,ed services
The resolution was unanimously adopted Tho Board
after adjourned.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewfn
Machines WHEELER 4 WILSON 625 Broadway, N. Y.
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Jet Goods, Opera Glasses, OdOr Cases,
Writing Desks &c A N. HAYS Co, 23 Maiden lane.
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Tents, Political Banners, Flags, &c.
G. b. TYLER Is East Broadway. Few York
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Diamond RfnHs

1amOnN
Of all descriptions twenty Eve dollars to hun.
dred dollars each. for sale bv GEO y. ALLsN, No. AIS
broadway door below Canal street. formerly No. II
Wall street.
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DIR. Nelson's Nnkarat Is simple md
harmless remedy Tor the exharaon caused by the OF
all Intoxicating liquors Price 81 Sent postpaid. TO
part OF the United Staes Address DR.. Nelson boz ii6
Brooklyn Post onlce..
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Lottery Tickets Csshod.-Aicck ~ Co..,
"a Pine street.
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GEO. c. HUBBEL CO.. Proprictors, Hudson, N
Central Depot American Express Buildings Hudson street
New York
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The Irish Legion Before Petersburg
Losaea In tho Recent Eng gements, &c.


Tho Ireh Legion has suffered severely during tho late
engagements before Petersburg, and now numbers
scarcely one.third OF full regiment Major Donnely
Lieut. ougley and Adjatant Dunn OF tho One Hundred
and Seventeen New York state Volunteers have been
take prisoners, and Captain Keeley, OF the same res
ment, killed. Major Donncy has been promoted lieuten
ant colonel, and Captain John Connery NOV lying dan.
gerously wounded at washngton), MAJOR. Colonel NC
Ivor In command Of the One Hundred and Seventeth,
lies sick City Point OF Intermittent fever Surgeon
Olmstead also OF the One Hundred and Seventeth
accidentally shot In the foot. Nearly ali Of the One Hun
dred and Fifty fh were taken prisoners ~ present
there but twenty seven men In the One Hun
drsd and Sevsutieth regiment.
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CHRONIC CATARRH,

NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE a
THROAT
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Important ncem ens.

NEW YoRK, Sept, 7. TStf.
On Monday 18th inst. tho price OF HUBBBLS celebrated
GOLDEN BITTERs win be advanced 50 cents per DOZEN
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Window shades
FOR sroRRs AND DWELLINGS
a.L.kJ D. kelly.
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Everybody should tr.
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Window Shadeq.
WHITE HOLLAND. BKsr QUALITY ONLY.
KsLrr. $50 Broadway
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may turn al your talents to the very best possible use The
s Sows Kos rss 3 vfs s1 cna
with full written descriptions OF character, daily
and wig Depot wholesale and retail, No Asor House.
The dye applied by skill ul artists
Corns, BumiOns, Mails, Enlargeh Joints.
ali diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. zAcHARIE, No 7So
Broadway.
Deafness, Impaired Sight,
o4r4ssH2s sGIszs ,4S.assF,Sss i 5Hs ossP 2s THE.
CHRONIC cArARRH,
E. S%S SaE
CURED
cRossEYE srRAIGHTESED IN ONE MINUTE.
q
his rooms s6 broadway, Twelfth
Dnnvine. Pa.. June ., 1862 DIR. WIN.
H GRFGe:Dear sir-In February 1851. afflicted with
sugar and for i've months passed more than two
often twelve times durny the night and in
OF n, S
rs9 . ny ws sssa
Sold Wholesale By MORGAN ALLEN, IS oiiG street,
and all Druggists
Diamond Rings.
dred dollars EACH for sale bv GEO a. ALLBN, No. AIS
Wall street
DIR. Nelson's NnkPrat Is simple and
remedy FOR the exhasson caused by the of
part % as Tnssd sao. Address Dr. box i
Brooklyn Post ONCE.
DrsssmaktnS, Millinery. Mantuins and
French silks at Madame BRNEDiors IL Waverley place
For the Hair and skin-Barry's Tri-
copherous The best and cheapest article Sold by drug
gists.
Frecklss. Pimpies. Tan. Flesh worms,
sSpsy f soar g. =. IS s
,Gouraud's Poudre subtn Uproots Hair
at his depot. t53 Broadway.
Highest Premium Lock stifch Sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON, e25 Broadway, n. Y.
II You want To X now, &C.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
cuGq so9k S S cTpSai S psS so9a book p
-0e' 'AA'''D rr E. B. FoorE. Iiso Broadway. NY.
Important Announcements.
NEW YoaS, Sept. 7. 1854.
On Monday inst. tho prce OF HUBBgLs celebrated
GOLDEN BIrrERs win be advanced 50 cent. per
Everybody should try them.
GEO. C. nUBBEL CO.. Propricsors, Hudson, Ny.
Central Depot American E.P,s.. badIns' Hudson street.
Jet Goods, Opera Glasses, Odor Cases,
Writing Desks, &c. A NJ HAYS 4 CO, 23 Maiden lane.
Ladies, BRA ceicts, New styles.
Two three Eve six @ eight n ten tnsyo srn h,'fq1 e sgS
Broadway, one door selow canai street
Marsh's Radical Curc Truss-Omoe
corner Of Br0edwsy ari Ann street under BarnGms M
Trussts Shoulder Braces and supporters OF
description: Silk Elastic Stockings aud Abdominal Belts
Open till . r. ~
Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup for
children Teehins cures pysenry and DsrrhA regulates
tho Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Collc.
No More Gray Hair or Baidness.-Forty.
Ave years constant study. Consultation free, BY Dr.
GRANDJEAN, Astor plaes,
Out.-Knox's Fall style or GcntIe men's
Hats; ready for every body No. 2l2 Broadway corner Of
Tents, Political Bsnners, Fiags, De.
9. d. rYLsR, 2S East Broadway Now York
Watch Chains, New styles.
'' % s e. 2IEss 70 s ss a:s
Window shades
FOR sroRRs AND DWELLINGS
a.LxJ. D. kelly.
WHITE HoLLANb. BEST QUALITY ONLY.
kelly, $50 Broadway.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
ANIYstery Explained.

The Atlanta Intelligencer publishes the
following among its selected items: ~,
1t Is well known fact that the reason
assigned, by many, for the panic which
caused our troops to break at the battle of
Mission Ridge, was that the enemy showed
themselves in such overwhelming numbers
that the boys thought the whole world was
marching to attack them. We, to show the
opinion prevailing among our boys, will
relate the following anecdote, which we do
not remember to have seen in print:
AS line after line and mass after mass Of
Yankees appeared, crossing the plain and
ascending the hillside, marching onward
with seemingly resistless force, our troops
began to waver, and many ofthem, to their
shame, fed without firing gun. Some of
them, however, staid until the last, and
among these was one fellow who, to use his
own language, ''staid thar till they got so
close that he heard one of the Yankee Cen
erals give the command: Attention, World
BY NATIONS, RIGHT wHEELH By STATES
FIRE |! 2 and then thought itwas time for
this darned little Southern Confederacy to
| be gittin' out o. the wayr y Don't blame
him for IL; 1t was about time to 'git out o.
the way.n s7 gsiinnt 800.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
The spirit of ..Copperhendism.,, ;,

The "copperhead" Governor of New Jer-
sey volunteered troops to resist the raid be-
fore he was asked for them. The copper
head" Governor Of New York, week ago,
telegraphed to the War Office, asking if
Government would receive thirty days
men to meet the emergency, as such force
could be raised in few hours. This pro-
posal was rejected, yet eight regiments were
sent forward from New York on Saturday.
A ''copperhead" paper, the Philadelphia
Age, says "The cities of Baltimore and
Washington are in more eimminentperil than
ever before. The summons to arms comes
at late hour; but it is not the less our duty
to make every eXertion within our power.
We cannot but fear that to drive back the
hardy veterans of Lee will require largely
superior numbers of raw and unorganlzed
militia. and every man capable OF bearing
arms should be at once hurried to the front.
The call of the Governor-addressed espe-
cially to the people of this city-and no
tifcation from the Mayor, will be found in
another column. The great want of the
hour is men, and we are assured that Phil
adelphia will send forward her full share"
This is the spirit of ''copperheadism" which
contemplate libelers of the conservative
men of the country call sympathy with
the rebels" The cheeks of The Transcript
were puffed out with mouthful of such
stuff about Gov. Seymour, on Tuesday
Boston Post. .. ........ ...
Yes, and in this particular The Transcript
is but a transcript of the other abolition
sheets of the country, whose cheeks, to use
the bold figure of The Post, are all pulled
out with mouthfuls of such stuff. The fact
is, nothing so terrifies and envenoms an alb
olitionist as the active patriotism of the con-
servatives. If they should manifest the
disloyalty he imputes to them, he would re-
joice, and, in the fulness OF his gratitude,
would applaud them for their honesty but
he cannot brook the manifestation of the
genuine patriotism with which their hearts
are brimming. 1t stirs up all the wild rage
and terror of his nature. Let conservatism
take any shape but that, if indeed it could
take any shape but that, and his cheeks, if
they should fail to "keep" their 'natural
ruby" might not be "blanch'd with fear"
and certainly would not be ''puffed out with
a moutbful of such stuff" But that shape
overcomes him as Banquo's ghost overcomes
Macbeth. IL makes him curse and tremble.
And well it may. 1t is at once rebuke of
treachery, arefutation of his calumny, and
prophecy ofhis political doom.-Louisuille
j Journal. M H . D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Harper,s Weekly.

Huper's Weckly, before the triumph of
abolitionism, when it had good circula-
ton South. was conducted in manner in
no wise offensive to Southerners; but since
the pecuniary interests of that sheet die
tated change of programme for its better
adaptation to the best market left, namely,
the abolition one, an entire change was
made. Since then it has been intensely alb
clifton, filled with disgusting illustrations
of the (rebeD barbarities OF war, and of
the rising glories of negroes. 1t is foolish
to suppose that this is at all owing to the
publishers having any political principles,
for if the paper would pay them any bet
ter to be published in the interest of JEFF.
Davis, they would change it tomorrow.
They are men who pander to what they
think is the dominant element in COM
munity. Huper's Weekly is the journal
for all those in love with Lincolnism,
and is a medium for the inculcation of the
whole catalogue of abolition heresies.-
All conservative men who feel the need OF
an illustrated republican newspaper can
find none which will meet their wants bet
ter than this. ao
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Still Another Letter.

THURLOw WEED has come out again hot
ter than ever upon SUMNER, GREELEY & Co.
He also pays his respects to the Ex-Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and winds up scath-
ing harangue as follows: irra-
1 did not, three years ago, mistake or
magnify the evil of abolition influences,
nor, though fercely denounced, did Ishrink
from the duty of warning the people. What
then was only prophetic is now history.
Abolition influences, in Congress and in the
Cabinet, have doubled the millions of dol
lars and deepened the rivers of blood spent
and shed in war which, so long as such
influences and counsel sway the govern
ment, promises nothing but an interminable
conflict or an inglorious termination.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Lincoln nnd Howard.

The author of the bogus proclamation
has had the satisfaction Of seeing all the
main features of that document ratified by
the President, and can now Justly claim re-
lease from Fort Lafayette.
We have had the proclamation for day
of fasting and prayer, and now comes the
call for more troops-the. only difference in
the calls being that Howard's was issued on
the 18th of May and called for four hun
dred thousand, while the Presidents was
issued on the 18th of July, and goes one
hundred Thousand better. Howard, like
his friend Fremont, has had to suffer for
attempting to lead public. opinion instead
of following after it. As things have turned
out, it would have been about as well to let
the bogus proclamation stand as genuine,
for in that case we would have been In a
fair way of filing our quota by volunteer
ing before the 9Th of September whereas
now 1t is next to an impossibility COM
merciM Advertiser.
1t is very remarkable that Howard should
have anticipated upon the 18th OF May
state of things such as really existed two
months later. 1t will be remembered that
the bogus proclamation announced that the
campaign had failed-that 1our hundred
thousand more men were needed, and that
a day of humiliation and prayer should be
set apart. Strangely enough, the campaign
against Richmond, so far as present results
are concerned, has failed; day of prayer
has been recommended, and call issued
for five hundred thousand more men. Had
Lincoln adopted the bogus proclamation as
his own, our armies wouldby this time have
been recruited by over hundred thousand
new men; there would have been no raid
against Washington; Grant, from the mere
force of numbers, could have enveloped the
south side of Richmond, and gold in all
would have been below the two
There is no justification for for
gerry possible; neither should there be any
excuse for the stupid short-sightedness OF
Mr.. Lincoln and his advisers. The clamor
patent to all the world that our rulers have
less provision, sagacity, and real statesman
ship, than sensation newspaper reporter.
NJ y World .....r ..#.f f..#.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Wou 9. a. Cox nt Home.

Our able and distinguished Representa-
tive in Congress, Hon. SAMUEL S. Cox, re-
turned home yesterday, having been in
New York since the adjournment. He is
in fine health and spirits and is most warm
ly and cordially welcomed home by his
friends and constituents. He was kept
busy shaking hands from the time he reach
ed the depot until late last night, every
body being delighted TO see him. The lion
hearted Democracy OF this city propose to
give him a glorious reception tomorrow
Saturday. evening, in front of the Court
House, where his eloquent voice will be
heard once more, in grateful acknowledge
ment, and in vindication of the Right.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22

IT Is limited In our morning dispatches
chat Horace Greeley and III. j. Jewett have
reported at Niagara, to confer with George
N. Sanders, and q couple Of other rebels
from Alabama and Mississippi, in the pious
enterprise of devising basis of action for
the Chicago Convention. looking to the es-
tablishment Of peace and the restoration of
the Union.
We clip the above paragraph from The
Dayton Empire, In order to contradict SO
much OF 1t as relates to Hon. H. j. JEwErr.
The JEwErr spoken Of In the dispatches is
not the distinguished gentleman that The
Enpiresupposes, at ell. Colorado JEwErT
d 1.-THE nEn who was or is at Niagarx and
he - understood TO be for peace on any
terms. We trust that ourcotemporary viii
correct this mistake, whichncver ought TO
have been made.