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Mcclellan Tells stanton What
He Thinks I'm Plain English.
HrApa'Rs ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, !
l-s aa.f SAVAGE STATION,
.. luna % lS62-l2.20 A. N,

3 HrApa'Rs ARMY Of THE PoroMAc,
.a lEs aa.4 SAVAGE STATION
June 2s, l862--l2:20 A.
now know the full history Of the day
On this side of the river (ths right bank
We repulsed several strong sttaeks. On
the left bank our men did oil that men
could do, ell that soldiers could accomplish,
but they were overwhelmed by vastly ,sups
rior number, even after | brought my last
reserves into action. The lose on both
sides is terrible. believe it will prove to
be the most desperate battle ot che war,
The sad remnants of my men behave as
men. Those battalions who fought most
bravsly, and suffered most, are still Ia the
best order. MY regulars ere supefb, and
count upon what are left to turn another
battle, in company with their gsllant CON
rades of tine volunteers. HM I twenty
thousand, or even ten thousand fresh troops
to use to- morrow, could take Richmond !;
but have not "a an iu reserve, and shall
be glad to cover my rstreat and save the
material and personnel Of the army.
II we have lost the day, We have yet pre-
Served our honor, and no one nesd blush
for the Army Of the Potomac. / hsvs lost
this battle because my force was too small
agalu repeat that am not responsible
for this, and say il With the sarnsstness Of .
General who feels In bis heart the loss Of
avarv n-aye man who has been nesdlessly
sacrificed 70 Is.v Istill hope 70 retrieve
our fortunes but to do this the 3overu
ment must view the matter in fhe same
earnest light that do. You must send
me large reinforements, aud send them at
once. shall draw back 70 this side oil the
Chickahominy, and think | can withdraw
all our material. Please understand that
in this battle we have lost nothing bnt
,oen. and those tho best We have.
Ia addition to what have already said,
only wish to say 10 the President that l
think he is wrong in regarding me 40 IN
generous when said that my force wsA too
weak. merely intimated q truth which
to day has been too plainly proved. II, at
this instant could dispose Of ten thou>
sand fresh men, ] could gain the victory to-
morrow.
know that few thousand more men
would have changed this battle from . de-
feat to victory. As it is, the Govern
ment must not and cannot hold me respoa
sible for the result.
feel too earnestly to night. | have
seen too many dead and wounded comrades
to feel otherwise than that the Governmeo,
has not sustained this army. If you dc
to do so now the game is lost. u.
II save this army now, plainly tell
you that owe no thanks to you, or to
any other persons in Washington.
You have done your best to sacrifice thl'
army. ". b. MCCLELLAN.
Hon. f.. NJ. STANTON.
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This principle might be extended, upon
grounds of military necessity and security,
to all the slaves within particular State,
thus working manumissien in such State;
and in Missouri, perhaps in Western tr
ginia also, and possibly even in Maryland,
the expediency Of such measure is sniy
question Of time. ~ d4si9 sgsVs
A system of policy thus constitutional
and conservative, and pervaded BY the In.
fiuences Of christianity and freedom, would
receive the support OF almost all truly loyal
men, would deeply impress the rebel masses
and all foreign nations, and it might De
humbiy hoped that il would commend IL
sell to the favor of the Almighty. aD
Unless the principles governing the ta
ture conduct of our struggle shall be made
known and approved, the effort 70 obtain
requisite forces will be almost hopslssa,s A
declaration of radical views. especially upon
slavery, will rapidly disintegrats our pres
ent armies.
The policy OF the government must BE-
supported by concentrations Of military
power. The national forces should not be
dispersed in expeditions, posts OF occaps-
ton, and numerous armies, but should be
mainly collected into masses, and brought
to bear upon the armies Of the confederate
states. Those armies thoroughly defeated
the political structure which they support
would cease to exist.
In carrying out any system OF policy
which you may form, You will require
commander in chief Of the army; Ons who
possesses your confidence, understands your
views, aud is competent to execute your
orders by directing the military forces Of
the nation TO the accomplishment Of the 90
iects by you proposed. do not ssk that
place for myself. | am willing 70 serve you
in such position as you may assign me, and
I will do so as faithfully as ever subordinate
served superior.
may be on the brink of eternity; aud
ss hope for forgiveness from my Maker, ]
have written this letter with sincerity to-
wards you, aud from love for my country
every respectfully, your obedient servant
90. b. MCCLELLAN,
"Aajor General Comdy.
''Hs excellency, A. LINCOLN, Prssident"
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A TELEGRAM from Cincinnati to th'

A TELEGRAM from Cincinnati to the
Chicago Times says: 5 a.s
It is stated that General Sherman has
written letter to q well.known gantlemsn
of Indianapolis declining to permit the In
diana troops in his command TO come home
20 Indiana to vote at the ensuing election.
The General comments severely upon the
political arena, aud declines 70 give it any
couDtensnce whatever. Hislsttsr, il pub
lisbed, would be severe blow TO the psr>
t. in power. sk
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AW ANN HOUSE,
Parkersburg, Va.
| CHANGED HANDS.

I'm Thursday. October sth, 1865, j. W. Dent late
the Swami House fuf Arm o.. ysars. he hopes BY
trict sttenon TO bui ness, to merit Continuance OF
the very liberal patronage sonfsrfsi upon him when
Kvay dspartmnt VIII BE- IN ths charge Of the most
sns.sSsa a sa'as'sa" iigrd riaiayawx. DENT.
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The silver from the masonic jewels found
in the ruins of the Winthrop Hoass Bos,
ton, after the fire several months ago. was
sent TO the United States Mint and half
dsllar pieces coined from il, which have
been sold to the members Of the different
lodges, eneampments, &c. These are the
only fifty cent pieces coined this year.
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PRoF. BAcHE, for twenty one years chief
of the United States Coast Survey, is dan,
gerously III with an affection Of the brain.
He it with Prof. Pierce, in Cambridge
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TEE
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Now open fer business at No. II Omar 81 few doo
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
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Amnsements.
DARNUM's MUSEUM.

RARNUM' MUSEUM.
IMMENSE ATTRACIi0N s-cR0wDED HOUSES.
c cREAT s sUccEss
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BELPHEGOR THE MOuNTEBASk,
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accomplished young p9p.u,e !loe he Academy oil Music
MILE. ERsEsTEiN,
II 4 Il S SF $Is'EB B$SeH..
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With sii his WOOD and STRAW INsrRUMENTs, bstwse
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|oi'o''t TuRFE ALBIN0 CHILDREN,
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Third TRIUMPIIAL WEEK.
SPALDiNG ROGER5S
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
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FROM NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA,
IN friendly competition IN the circle.
SATURDkY, and EVERY EVENING, at ao'clock
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INTEREST INCREASING
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HORSFMANSHfP OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
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female, 49, ,,.,--,,,,o,,
GYMNASTICS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
by small army of the most 1.-THE and agile Athletes "a
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ofbrave and skiul victors in many warmly contesss
EQUINE FEATS BY sTEEDS
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and little less, than human"
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CALlSTHENIC DISPLAYS.
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EDWARD G. TILESTON d Co.,
II BANKEES.


Dealers In Canadian \ IVA Scotia and American Mine',
including
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MINES BOUGHT AND SOLD on THE MOST FAVOR
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ported upo by Seeuhs Gsoogs,, Engineers and Practice
Miners
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cis,es have been carefully eyaned and iAvoapy repo.'
mon by one or Va IL OF the following Geoiog VIZ
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IREAT BARGAINS in MACHINERY

HKEAT BAKUAINS III NltHINTN =.
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MIXTURES Of barge ni.nutseioIy OF PAPEh hhNvinvS,
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MACHINES, with great vanity OF Patterns of riWS "
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6r- Opportunity offered 20 20 into iio BUS mess sue
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'V''' l. AAC PUGH 20. io7 Walnut-si, or
WILLIAM CuRRY, I'D and Csllo~ hiil-'''
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A J. BLEECKER, son N 60. viii sch
~ 1T Anction on TUESDAY May II, 1904 at u O'Clock,
at the Exchange ssiesroonI. No III bioldwey. ,
Nine ine LOTS in the vicinity VI Genital faIL ana AoaL'
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On in- three LOTS The north side p feet front and
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Nhav-
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OFFICE OF ~xrns
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Ma A wALL-sT., NEW YORK.
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Cestures arl0 4lsetinas

EOHN Il. COUGH
WILL LECTURE IN COOPER INSTITUTE,
On MONDAY EVENING Msym
Subject: ELOQUENCE AND ORATORS.
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OFFICE PAciYIc MAIL sTEAxsuiP Co,
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NOTICE il hereby given that the Board Oh
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tes Cent Of the net earnings Of the last three noI
Syxbe AZ the office OF the Company. Thursday the it
Gsn. The transfer books will close the i<h instant ana
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Financial.

ovr,> . OF THE PENNSYLVANIA Coal oohPSI,{
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a D1VIpEND of SEVEN and ONE-HALF
ii rrH CENT On the capital stock OF the FEM.
fyryANIA COAL COMPANY viii be Paid ii the once o.
o Company IN the City Of NewYOrs on and %ef the i''H
Instant A. NH - ,b. 1e,h
-" GEO A. HOYT, Treasurer.
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ADRiA5 II MuItgn Auctonse'.
COUNTRY kESiDENCE N Wcstclester
~ Coan'ya.kUCTIOS. ADRIAN II. MULLEF,P RNii-
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IL ooos at the EHchsnss srl-'Tocm. No III hfosawsy
S-w.Yos Country Rcsii.nce. with 1? q Land siin
ate on PurchAs., IN fhe town Il iisucn. We-ehrsler
Comfy about three qlarier OF mile rom he Newd wen
Hs.osd H. 10; AZ itye, known the Wash pia'". The
lou.e l. ori- othicj frame h IN wtu trick, con'sins
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'E'EN-FORTY LOAN.

'EN-t OhIl LOAN.
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States - -.
NV YoRE March %, 1854.
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Sales bn Anttio1.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BrRf4u,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTEShAsiEE (
= AFrfl 20 II -

OYrIcE OF CHEF QuAgTEsaAsfEs,
WAsHfyGros April %, II -
A UCTION SALE or CONDEA ~
"A HORsEs-wl be sold at public auction, to tho -'Ssf
bidder, at the times and places named below, via:
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Get ysburg, Penn. Monday, Maya
Altoona, Penn. Thnrsday May II,
biifn, Penn, Thursday May 49,
Reading Penn. Thnrsdiy, May ~,
Loosnon. Penn. Thursday, june :!
Northumberland Penn, Thursday june 3
Scranton Penn Thursday. June TO-
Wuiannport, Penn. Thursday June 81
One Hundred o0 horses Gettysburg, and Two hnnurou
ami Fifty ESQ 1t each OF the other places
These have been conruei unfit FOR the cavalry
lee Of the Unitrd sies Array
For rosd and % purposes many good bargains may be had
Horses will br sold s'relv
Sales begin Ut ~ M and DALI I'LL 81 are sold
TERMS CASH, in United Stei"s Treasury note onS.
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Lieut.. Col and O. NJ. tayalry Bureau
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AMusements.
OLYMPIC THEArER.


.OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Lessee and Diroc'e~s yqnp ssIuy"
TIE nissfB E EsIifTf i iI;TEREsfiNG DRAMA,
TIE CHIMNEY CORNER, - =, oh.
In which ss..r' g. Jsi.op W. D@'aseM IT, a. HIS rrs
'a Tmis h ASEShS5f'
MRS. JOHN WOOD
~ her
Talented imperscustion u
MINNIE,
MONDAY EWING, May ie,
. BENEFlr or
MISS HENRIETTA IRVING.
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AN UNPROTECTED FEMALE.
Doors open at Il performances commence at IL
sea.s secured three days in aaSance.
BROADWAY THEATER. o,,. 40,
- No. 4s5 BROADWAY. CORNER BR0oME-sT.
GeorFe woo a..'''.''''''''''''''"'''iT; y %,,.
''''' MdNDaiiY EVENING", Nay it,
Inauguration Of
THE DRAMATIC SEASON.
'A "'''' '' EMMA WALLER
WIN AP'' " ORIGINAL PLAY
never perfotEgsfSS S gS'P R Ell ais written BY
and entitled
AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY,
which viii % prodEc'd with
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from The pencils OF
"AS'A"O "" ''' join rnoRNE.
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Kew Furniture and Upho,-te,y
no" rioper'ie', and y,,.,.. Costumes.
Mrs. Waller will be supported 5y .,tyn
and lali eEd talented ir,,rs
some Of whom established New-ioTk iayortes WHO
others court, hr the first time, .,
AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY. ,,,-,
knpe Winthrop. ...............'.'i ,TIgA Ma'.e'
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Georre Rocoe h. Post T. Parser Aialry, Campbell! Max
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MosT FosIrNELY LAST NIGHT
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Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS in...:.. Eleven Chaseele's'
The ceIoSr1'ed Pr9'e .iS T1- S9 ! q
Bin. BARNEY WILLIAMS in 10 Characters
The e4uliful Done .ic Drama entitled
IRELAND As ~ MAS: ,,-,,,,,,s
RAGGED P.T.........Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
"a p!sycd by blr oys, :. n, 3 ,;,l;rrt,us
Daring the piece Mr. William: z ins the song Of BUY
oRourke and wili dance wh rs WiaHis the celebrated
On MONDAY mayl9 viii Dee prod, ri grand spec iacar
d.na written by John Brouglsp, esq ho sole zt oil ~
production in NewYork LAYING been purchased " Af'
" ''''7'h '"'''''' BEL DRN0NIo,
in which the celebrated Ign, at
NILE. NEsrFMI,
will appear having ozpre4s engaged 70 sustain the aFda
oGs character OF ANGLO. ii, l.,
presented with an Excellent cst Hssltihd New 5seneIy
Splendid Appointments, 'e~ snd Costly Costumes oni"A
Music Premiere DunsrUscs, ard Grand ballet
S..fs -aeursa siydavs IA advance.
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CHlsy QuARTxlnAstkss osPiot'
w..u prrSu u B. C., Msy "a. 1854

pEPor on WARRINGTON. I
wAsHisoros D. C., Missy ~ 1864
GALE of CONDEMNEsDnr CIV TTST c in SsI &C.
WI ff BE- .os ;assp !. S %..sn"sa 1 b. c.
No. h be!yss1na NV Nav e. iea under he .opei
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.toe. eondsmned unl, for PaS'e service, W. s,+.
Fet Hat. Caps. rrnmpets, Bhsles flas', nns
Te,, Tont Poles Msss Pans Camp Kettles spsae shore'
ku.,.ayir Ntt:ssoks bed Sscks. &c, &c, &c
IL .S,nt s,,ty 1901 tuns OF Tent Cuuirgh
Terms essh Ia Government funds
bidders will be required 10 remove the stores
0""'" NV w D. H. RUCKER,
Brirsdier General and Chief QusIterllsster,
... Dxpot OF W zshincton, d. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner oil
~ lttL u. aud eihay.-Ogrn daily from 70 ~
81, per cent interest allowed DEPOSITS mAdo on OF %
lane 1 vii drew interest ffom that date, q
TJioS CiIRIsTY President. H. II. Bull, Secre'Ary'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
Al. BLsycKgn, Auctioneer.

CUPERB COUNTRY SEAT at Newburgh: -
- ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, son Co. VIII sell 3
auction on the pfcne. WEDNESDAY the 1911 OF May
Instant al II O'clock m, the olosng eloeant country
property S-wburgh upon the Hudson Aivef the 'oah,
Seat If Frederic J. Belts; . 81,
one LOT OF about II Including The PoreE' Lodge
6 pond extensive sper-. stocked with the best lofrsl
and native grapes IA full brsfns asnihceni private
aud building site unsurpassed for beauty IA Tie n'.a
also peach orchard Of nearly hundred trees' no" N ~
prime. -, -, ,, an armament al
hck bousr containing n rooms, exclusive 81 snrsahs
end cellars with yersndsh the SOUTH ~ reg copic
iron balconies In front Getting .eyce ao - hn,ra
orcr also out buildings AID double t;J;r, III,
other LOT Of s1oni 20 sers', Win 80 b1ooeh L.
The enyirons the property are Covered S'a se IN
costly country seai' tho position IS "a be drive.
hesthful and pleasant, tie society 10 CT ooNe' S1 WV
OF the 4. somo Of tho most valuable and desirable
o Al auction 10 tho country Il VII be 'oh "hhou'
r., d,h.r Information apply 70 the Anoloneef 40,
cadsr A. Neg.York. Tho premises may DO '"~"" ~ NY
tune. - .n a, the Uudeon River Railroad
reaches kewbursh at H' sha '''''
n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

A j. BLEECKER, son Il Co. will sell at
IA aucop. MONDAY May H., 1864, at u O'Clock, al
the EXCHANGE Sai.srooD. No. M Hroaduss:
on itUDSOS-jf-rhe ts-oEy brick HOUSE and LDF on
the wcst SIDE tts southwest Of Hamu"n'st
Lot 40 Hudson ST. 81 et IN the - bet ga depth q"
the Dor.kory line and running within inc the south
ery side Tho builing ia well finished dwelling sbov-
sud for shops ard below. ,for maps Be- Apply ~ the
Arc,ionerrs, No. n t'.ilr Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
L So,i.s 4. hereby sy,n 10 the Subscribers to tho
C.,its stoei of Union Pacific Railroad conIsny ns,
-, Tor father Of Ten Per Cent upoE tho slouh.
Of their Subscriptions has been made THIS AZ
The oce OF the Company, NO. IS William st. New oih' oh
oT befo5e tho 2mh OF Jane Work. hsy TO- looa
JOHN A. DIX. President
Jouy J. CISCO, Treasurer.