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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-31
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L. S. KELLOGG,
GealernL Anealt

OFFICE oE THE N. Y. LIFE INSURANCE Co.
New YORK, April g. 1868.
In the Synopsis of the Standing of Life
Insurance Companies doing business in
Massachusetts,, which appears in the last
Report OF the insurance. Commissioners of
that State, the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY is represented as having only
SO and 41-100 per cent of assets to liabili-
ties Though a modification of this is fonud
on subsequent page of the Report; and
we learn that interested parties are making
use of this statement to the prejudice Of this
Company, by imputlng to it a much small
er surplus than is possessed by other Com
panies.
The computation of the Commissioners,
however, was based upon an erroneous item
in our Annual Statement to them which has
since been rectifed; and we have received
from them an official certificate, which is
appended hereto, showing that our ratio Of
assets 10 Liabilities is 129 and 27-1OO per
cent. instead of the amount mentioned in
their Report:
This certificate, will, we doubt not, cor
rect any. wrong impressions which may have
been received by those who have observed
the Synopsis alluded to.
PLINY FREEMAN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-31
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The New York herald., 1864-07-25
Petersburg Undermin cd.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE WHO.

-,
The editors Of tho Richmond and Petersburg papers
have making fun Of the declaration Of Northern
press that Grant would stare the country with
another brilliant exploit" Do you suppose Grant
bas kept fifty thousand plete ideness six
weeks fancy that his whole time has been occupied
ind yourselves vastly mistaken. and that within very
few days.
In what manner came into possession OF the facts
which about TO narrats ID not material Suffice IL to
say they facts, ~ time will prove. Perhaps few
hours may bring tho dreadful realization trembe to
Know then our loved Cockads city will soon be, it
is not at this very moment, thoroughly undermined
Grant, far from being content TO blow up the rebc for
tiGoaoBs," has determined to destroy the entire city
by tremendous blast from tho Internal regions In
single instant every building in the principal streets OF
Petersburg will be lifted high and scattered to the
four winds OF heaven You may laugh this but II
So Ny informant has seen . diagram OF the mines
which, when completed, will extend the length OF Boil
Ingbrook. Bapk, Sycamore and Old streets, and per.
the city "This is incredible and impossible on the
face Of ~ you viii say. Very well: you
welcome TO your opinion But you will be good enough
TO tell what feat attempted with the
pick and spade the Yankees have failed executs and
wiz you explain TO me the meaning Of Grants long mac
but plain statement OF facts procured by from
entirely reliable source.
"Wby do not make my statement 70 Gessrai Les or
print IL In the Espressp" you will naturally inquire
least think SOL and because the Espvss refuses POSI-
lively to admit 70 s coumns Many OF your readers
will fancy that have been dreaming but can assure
them that am 10 my waking senses, never In
my life and sincerely desous, by this timely warning
OF averng OF the most awful catasrophes that
just ~ you choose. Respectfully,
CHAS. l. BROWNE
The New York herald., 1864-07-25

Died.
BURm-0 Saturday, July 20, Of cholera nfantum,
EVA, daughter Of Dr VIM. and Mary Burns.
The funeral viii take place this Monday afsrpoon At
two o'clock from the residence OF the parents No 22s
West Twenty nth street.
BARRAup -op Saturday, July 70, 4. DArnu BAuaAup,
native OF Belmont, Canton dc veau, 6wtssrland aged
ss years.
His friends respectfully invited 70 attend The
funeral from 81 Murray street. this Nonday) atsrnosa,
q Two O'CLOCK.
BARNETT Sunday, July a. after short ana severe
Illness Josrpr the beloved OF Michael and Bridget
Barrett, aged IL years.
pus notice Of ihs funeral win be given in ,omorrows
paper
MxrA. daughter OF r. Iere, aged yearr and months
al nine ocloc1 from 2ss bloomfield street. Hoboken
CLARr.Tio funeral of the late CBARLSs W. CIlRx viii
take place frc the residence of hie brother In law
ander Poglase, II vsu prunt street. cottages, South
Brooklyn, th's fMondsyl afternoon, at three O'clock
The riepos Of the fsmily ard members OF company A.
sixtysevsi a. New York vouuteers arc cordially invited
n attend.
tasAsr.-At Far Rocsswsy, L. T., on Sunday, July "a.
at six o'clock A. NJ, WILLIAM ClRyry prol or n the
resch H'tel, ex.CorncIlman Fourth ward New York
The fri-ndr Of he hmiy snd th6se ~ hts brother
Trctday morrlp, ~ elgtt ociotk from 81 Marv' srr
oftD' Sea rnurch tW Rock way where soonl mtsa n
Reag en- vii ts offered ths reporc N hlS sa4l aad
theutc ~ Calvary ten2tnfy Tho inrers vl We N
I'M Hca - twelve NiciNc. npon
San tarc'et0, teiitcr "A papetT ple se cory
fuvfN-lu tNursN ItH NI. ttt#e kuwtpr. q
er'c na 7Fora coYle 'g'a -. 70 y eits ard
1ta cris y nc pmlv s.e ~. ceotous invites !, 4.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25

.Brig 0sorgsna, Howard, Kss.sn days h bshase whA
Bris Rstsver iBrj shelby. 0iaes Bay CB. u dsys VIA
Brig May Ann tor Halifax Ns). neAusliu. Cow Day.
Oh Is dsys With coal 70 Il J o DswsK.
8chr Dundee tof Windsor NS). LooDss. Foro Oeeenes
" days with COFFEE. to ID Dewols.
Schr Borden (of Providence RI). Eldrtdees bustan
Island, IS days, with fruit master -
schr Carleton (of Nassau), Rhodeuwall esuthsra. y
days. with fruit, &c 70 Jas DouGasa Had some hseV
weather; carried mainmast hsad
scnr Enchantreas. Blachford. rensacoA u days oeS
last TO mcCre,dv Co. 21st on Bsrnegat passed pas
long In that situation.
schr Sarah Lavinia Croker Elzabethport Boston,
schr Isabel. Taylor Eiizabsthport for Providence.
schr Fiurence. Eitzabepthport for Boston. I Z
Steamer Aida Ltuney Philadelphia =
Steamer v'Nkar Sherman. PhiiadeiphSa
Steamer vineland. Reeves MrviIs. NJ.
. Steamer Kingnsher. Kenny. providsnca. ee
BELOW.
One ship. .
SAILED.
23d-Steamers Admiral Dupont Washington Yrv,ns Nsu
sssippi Nellie Baltic Jamaica Packet; shsps Keniworh
Resote Consantine barks Arlington, Rambler (,ostha
Delft Emma, frma brigs Pauline John the n ~
list Cazique: schrs Gszelle, Howard williams Wa
ring, 8 @ Baker, Phaspe.
Wind at sunset Sc.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
HIPPING NE w s.


ARRIVED
July u and dsy. from Hsvsns via 200 nvslids Bound
70 Frsses Put In for sorsA Carries guns and has
si.smsSip Marathon tBr, wcxictaa Liverpool, Je!y H.
ssSns sn & ~ ssSsss
S isrsss ssS sssos BSr
.srmast.r 7sd Inst, on Cape Henry, spoke sunboss
s g.. ks. x:s: FiSsss
steamer ps,re psy,: Beaufort NO. % hours With malls
and pssssansers TO Hume +, .,..,r,, zo,S,,s vor.
nrsins Il sea. sseut is miiss q Cape H.plopsa.
with i pp...d GS ana a.. res' % 3 .4dsr M !o:.
spcss bars 9eo = H,n from m,.n,s. ,Gs np
o. soor VIII No. mo ssSsy. from Dshoass sor
ssrs H.srcsus iof sundersud, shisds - dya vita
Rsrk asrssr. bsmsrcsi sissp. -. Lsssers. 50 days
Bari % Hios.naer bsa. Neal p.msrarss July yi,h
s os 70 y pSI .poss sssE rouns Nov. sson a.s:
SI.s ,sS isEs:ino. H.'.o. 80 days. in ballast
sars John Or an Chase Katansss Il days With sugar
Ssrf p Z Alexander Nsnyman, 0sce Bav. CT, 10 days.
Rsrs Nh Horses ses tu 81 King, Psnsseos days.
''s I,s1i Albion OBJ, B.ehsn, Philadelphia q hours in
pr,s porotss tsf} Esposito odsss and days from
Yin vol a 40 g msr'pEs S ss1 rpG G.o. ,,,v
riei T. sss,d % fchn aoyns6n Son ''"" :"
bsva ny HgIT.s sssesrss days win sugar
"sNtT brao GiisJ rsr~,sHc Clcnfuesos n days win
bis fady af 6c Laae of fernassI, nm cienfn-eo. ?,
dsvA afs 'a1lQ ses, 70 Middleton = 90
e.H arssq i-eee q $ yecentl Kine lrsgrs, y
Z f Ele#ner WiHntsst blattaie runner, VIZ
,n1. ,sse v I'll .tae' ssv ~ one - oasse nsnure
The New York herald., 1864-07-25


p % WI saa "a" Ss
se weather Which one boa had two e,asrs stoves
sark Oliver roser aIs ham so o wa. sea Jun. "a
1856 bSs sp Al told Also rerorts bark R1sea: Heneys
Plstna Hamb'sp, westp.r,. cIesn.
July is having taken :" sh. sp ana 10 do Sisash OIL
Spoken, &c.
Bark Monitor, from Calcutta for Boston. Jny q lat 10
Brig King tBr) from Genoa for PhiIadepna Jul, -
DxxsRAF4 Jnlv s-sld brig TIMER Carlfsi. Bossoa
70 oaa o and cassass Br
White, for sstmore % ali sailed previous
JAcNrTs July SIN brig Kenneth tBr, Crowsi for
tPrR srr.msurp MARArHor.l
Arr from New York. Mnn'hsha. a, Londonderry; New
American Porte.
NYsrs; saTk Sse,sls 20 i,shoTn ssSTs NJ
n@p'S. gs snip %
I & d SSs S9 bark
tamount PAWS Fortress Monroe willard Salisbury Rob-.
2.,h.Arr barks ceIes'a Remedies; Evenha.. New Ore
o fa 81 scn.rs
Mensanina Nancv Lo,ke Geo-s-iown sirf DO; shbbo:
and Rssmore Ei,sb-tnpor scrs lanes Brophy. Jers-
1Si gnlS .rsrs s., S.sn. ps.n James
Nelson Eur aad salmon wnshsn,n Thrasher, Ph,adsi
ES,s gs's. an
New YORK; soops Rhode I-aud. wghuan DO; Neptune,
Hatch. Elizabethport Int nj, racnn Woodbridge NJ.
NEW BEDFORD. July c2- Arr srhr Prrc- tlfred Kuhk
Ezabeshport. Sid schr " A Rowland Fuller, NYork.
NEWPORT. july 2l-Arr chrs valcol- James Bad.
ford for NYork: Bound Brook Perry Nvork
port; Mary Stewart Hogan. flrshchport " Eenedick
Cnse Deawar" CITY. Sid schrs vo'ant Hepbah, Genroy,
Splendid, Harmoua
2ad, PMArr brig Small, rorrcy, Perth Amboy for tho
nnastou, put IN to rcrAir.
PHILkDELPHIA July az AM-.rr schrs Viola AckIey,
and Harriet Newell, Could. New 0resns w Marcy Ran
Harvey and brig Sarah larsen both from West Tr lies.
Cid sesms'ip saIor Mshr-. pcston sarss Mcaco or
Bay; schrs Wheeler Mclsnghlin Flyng Dragon Dan.
iels and Chas Moore Hewitt, Bosson West Glcan TAR.
PORTLAND. July 27-Arr brig fuot ssrkl Star OF Hope
lnew) rckss, Kennebunt; steamer Potomac Sherwood.
PROVIDENCE, July 22-Arr schrs wh,o Foam, Mnlt
ken and Nancs Bravton. Miiiken GEORGETOWN. DC;
Doran Jarvis Rescue, K~ lev; Bossn. Rro-er; An>
derson Cranner; X II VII On Muli: Ca-ris Nes DrownS
MatheY willard: Gilbert Green. Weaver. Mary PaterS
son, Godfrey smith u-n Simmons, Smith,
Henry Dohbin Ph'iad.' 'phia Bent Strong Brown;
L Huse, Mahan Golden Gs.e. Chase Fuans G johnson,
Baker: Toe Speman Kne NcLesn Hafock, and Caharfuo
Beals Haskell Elizabeth Joscnhius purn, do for Paw
John Meter bradbury Havsrsraw: Christopher Co
lumbss, Bacon, do; Choct.w Parker Jersey city; ADD
Amelia. Uaoct DO. Relow schr sllen htdiietou. Jrs
Ames from Philadeipha Gid schra Olive Manlda fBrl,
Gorham. EYork: petiit CLARK Philadelphis Expedite,
Beebe: Martha Jane Mot werico nurd'cs: John Manl:y
Arnold: Hly Stokes Ann Figaheth faker, and BsnJ
Browning Lampher. Nfors Hume. Parov. DO.
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The New York herald., 1864-07-25

BHAuronr-steamship Petrel-John Bell, Geo Bell 2 z
Whitney, Mr. MorAll II Colsy, Jas Nr Godshen
nr Ellison John osgoot James osecod. Jaekseo Orr, wn
xsser. Mr. harsh Mr. Dioksnssnand in the sssraea
LrERPooL-stsamship Kangaroo-Jas watson.
LavERPooL-ssamshp New York; Rogers Mr. and Mr.
Neser.
NEW oRL1Axs-seamshipr sscott-R W Gilmore \
Nosman, B Hine, Spear
Nxw OMxArs--steamex Blackstone-Mrs Capt Plate ana
child nise Dayton Mrs Timperman and fchh Miss d
Chase and servant Mss Lucy Chase. Miss Clark Ma
vens Col Small Cart Puppsr Major Jenney, MAJOR Hous.
ton, Mr. Steve, Mr. Ross.
R,o JArsIao.Barf wrhe,mins-J Browsr lady and
daughter, Mrs Brewer DCurie.
NfnAsoAEp--Brs Henry Thacisry-Nhs De Whitley and
servant johnson. lady and two children.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
NIisceIla neous.

STEAMSHIP PACKET, Capt Paro sailed 6atur.
day for Kingston, ia.
We are under obligations to the Greepport IL wahmap
for favors.
SUNRISE to he commanded bv Capt Pates TO
between Hartford aud Sag Harbo Will commence her trip1
n Tuesday, To morrow
Scum U p Of Salem Mass carving 40 tons. has been
purchased bv Cant Chas II Wells, o Greonpnrt and A
Chapman, of New London, for $4,000 She will pha FROM
New London and is intended for trading business In tho
Bay of Mexico.
The following table gives Of the vessels In the
harbors Of New York. Boston. Philadelphia Baltimore
and New Orleans the latest from each Of those
The New York herald., 1864-07-25

Married.
BAxrM--GnBRr.-OnT Thursday, July II, BY tho Rev.
WIN. McAllster, CHAs II. HAxrHR, u. g. N, 70 EnuA r.
GILBsNr, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
New Orleans papers please copy.
Posf-PARxK On Saturday, July 23, By She Rev.
Dr. BROOKE, JoBr Posf FRANcs A. PARKn an q thIs
city. No cards
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
Richmond Quiet--Speculation About
tho Future.

IFr0m TIC RICHMOND Wig, July II
The day promises to bs Of than ordinary dulness
win belle the spirit OF the time-one eminently
tonal and excable The city lie dull the heavens are
dull all things seem TO partake OF the listess
character. We have looked for some excitement some
bit OF news which would to disturb equa
bleness OF the hours but anticipatons doomed
10 disappointment May We not read in the calm and
lu which pervade the signs Of forthcoming storm,
which will be all the more fearful from its present
supreme quietude9 Nothing presages the storm a.
the calm, accustomed TO say. There periods
reaction takes placewhen after long and uninterrupted
spells OF quiet the most dreadful convusions occur.
Will such be the result Of the protracted stiffness which
has settled the armies the banks OF the Appo
mattox the Chatahoochee and the Potomac9 Even now
In the hushed intervals Of battle, listen with bated
breath for the shock Of which, whilst IL will bring
to many hearth its fraughtage Of woe and mourning,
will wreath new chaplets OF glory for devoted and
peerless Veterans
The New York herald., 1864-07-25


THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
oo.
This loan 10 authorized br ~, Of Congress March Y.
1884 which provides for na REDEMPTION IN COIN, ~
any period than than forty years from
It's date at tie pleasure OF the government
Unt hs redemption per Is ee paid
semi-annuany IN COIN.
Subscriptions the csn received BY the Nations
Banks M United States in such currency or oAss
funds as arc nkcn by them on deposits r.r.
In exemption TAXATION adds from
70 three per cant snnum value.
The Of interest loan although bns svs pss
esns in much the difference
s..wssn the marte, vslu. Of currency and sold
Asa rule the nvs per cont ,p-c. securities of q. solvent
govsrnnsnn always par above. and currvuy now
funded in the national loan win b worth Eelt,
besides pay.as regular liberal par TO As
L holder.
The authorized amount o. this loan s two hundred mil.
uos solara rh. amour, Of subscriptions reported v NO
Treasury n washington Is
s7SW0oc.
subscripsss VIM be by the Treasurer o. sAs
United s,esn washlnr,on and Assistant Treasursrs
u New Yors Boston and PhIadepha and by the
First National Bank Of New York. No wan s.rsss.
Second Nations, Bank Of Nav York, rwepy,hrd s,rsss
and Broadway.
Third National Bank Of New York, No. xss.au street
Fourth Nassssi Bsuk ofssw vorr ~ 70 Pine street.
vTn National Bank Of Nov York, sss Third svesue
Sixth National Bank Of New Yors, sixth s-. and Broadva
K,shm National Bank Of S-w Yers 600 Brosavr
H,asA Nsss.si Bsos Of Nov York sss Brssdway.
rs.sA National p.rs Of New FORK, $40 Broadway.
Central National Bank of Rev Fork. n Dusss ssss.
Nase.ai xrchanss Bank q New FORK. iss Greenwich
AND pY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
whioh are dspos'.sriss sr pabIo money, ana All
REspKcrABLg BANKS AND BAsEERs
shrsushou. The eouasy tscss s assn. Of the NssssS
Dspsai,sry RAnks, win furnish further information ~
plicaaon and
AYronp EVERY rAcrLIrr TO suBscRrBBRs
rpAys PATENT xoLpKp PAPER COLLARS ARp
% @ .n .% @ :. the % Rs:f .urno,. rs
he cny ~Sy sas ssvias x. patented space fcr 10 cr
.: .: h. rs.. % S', % ss s's n :s
:s. = .s; 'ss s.s .s. w. s.S ss o. s; n Siss
q TsF co. y w.,s.. ss.. -: :s'
700 LATE sop cLAssIFroArros.
A youvn bNpY Dgstkfs 4 rusTfor CON
a uenang ssoemb.r J. . esah The snrl,.h srsnesss
~ TO ds,,s 4 aa,'n i ss~ sors
I3D.v. ~ NOTHING HArPgNs. -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

ex-senator and member oil Congress OF NE
rebel States thus timidly crawling. by
round about way TO the footstool Of the En- |
peror OF the Fshoos. whining and Swelling |
about peace and Liberal negotiations and |
kaughtily refused even admitianee
to the sovereign presence. will serve
not the peace, but the war party, be-
cause il will be used TO create the impress
ION that tae C0nfederacy must be IN the ag-
onies of death when two such distinguished
legislators make so ptiful an attempt 10 reach
the ear OF offended majesty. Ii such was the
idea, then in this case. as IN the other. those
whom Il may concern, have got what they
deserved.
Has any one seen the Reverend Colonel
Jacques, and one Edmund Kirkel What are
the detectives about2 Here have been two
spies, manifestly spies, at the Spottswood
Hotel, Richmond, on a secret mission" and
instead Of being in Castle Thunder, kirke
and the Rev. Colonel are again in their own
country, giving mysterious hints 10 the
Washington correspondents about their three
DAYS entertainment in Richmond, add about
two interviews. which they say they had
| with Mr.. Davis. They cannot disclose "for
the present those deep diplomats-uhst
uassed At those interviews but "it i iutims-
| ted"-and hre il truly startling fact
''thal Mr Davis would consent TO moth
ioe short Of the recognition OF the
Southern Confederacy" OF course these
tao Yankees we're spies or else they wanted
10 sell something in Richmond which they
had run through the lines: or probably they
combined the Two objects. Our passport sys-
tenn. We fear. Is bat little protection: and the
detectives are not sufficiently vigilant
Howsoever that may be there Is not GER
tainly a renewal of those vague whisperings
of peace which have several times before cir
culated through society. Many think that
peace II ia the air. Peace and rumors oil
peace float around us, and men dream oil
peace at night We have seen here unau,
thorized and oihcious persons, Soth L Mon anC
rebel, repair respectively North and South
about the same moment. a. Il were, snufhns
peace. a. horses SNUFF water, IN the desert :
In gold declines little ia New York. eveI
! ia the teeth of military disaster. the New
Gays Il Is because there Is sort of instinc
: tive feeling that We are on the eve of peace
> This - not unnatural; the plain avowals O
the enemy's press four months ago, that thi
years campaign must be the final one. III
near approach Of Lincoln's bloody term, tn
imminent financial ruin Of the United States
3 all combine a produce not a much cou
venti0n o. pTeaenlment that 10 are soon {
have peace.
r And it Easy De 80. Peace may be nesre
. 20 "a than We think, and may com suddenl
3 though one cannot sea precisely how. Ga
thing. however, - clear. So desirable a
/. event cannot be fastened by amateur negc
: tiators Exchanging sentiments with NJ
Lincoln nor by blockade runners thrustin
interviews on Mr.. Davis. nor by any pos
Z sible or conceivable correspondence betw 90
a George Sanders and Horace Greedy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

THK Northern rebel papers are industrious
ia their efforts 20 make il appear that the
rebel last ditch" II as far OF as ever In
this spirit the n. Y. NeIes declares
And even II Atlanta Is captured. that army
will remain a. formidable. and nearly as
strong a. before. Even IL Atlarsa i cap
tured. that army will only fall back % anoth-
or strong position.
1t is their policy TO represent Our victories
a. indecisive. our checks As iFretreyable re-
verses. and our advances and successes a.
dangerous and Improbable. We prefer the
candid testimony Of an unwilling. bat cons
paratiyely honest. witness. Governor BRowS,
Of Georgia, who sees the last ditch and frank
" states il ia hiz last proclamation
A late correspondence with the President
OF the Confederate States. satisfies my mind
that Georgia II 10 be left to her own re-
sources--to supply the reinforcements "a
Gen. Johnston army, which are indespenaa-
bic 20 the protection Of Atlanta. and 70 pre-
vent the State being overrun b. the over
whelming numbers now under command oil
the Federal Government now upon our soil
II Gen Johnston = army u destroyed, th'
Gulf States are thrown open 10 the enemy
| and We are ruined.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

THs Secretary Of the Interior has APPROX
the act Of March ?. 1855. adjndicated by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
for the counties Of Chickssaw, Allamakce,
Johnston. Fremont Adair. Fayette. Bremen,
Mills. Butler. Mahaska. Guthrie. Buchanan.
Clayton, Washington, Decatur. and Dubu-
que-all in Iowa. These awards give the
State OF Iowa permission to locate about
81 132 acres OF land in lieu Of swamp lands
sold by the government, and special cortifi-
Gates for that purpose vi j speedily be issued
by the General Land Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

O. the morning OF the late great battle in
front Of Atlanta. IN which the rebels we're
defeated. the Appeal said
"Tne greatest battle Of the vaT will prob
abIv be fought in the immediate vicinity Of
Atlanta. Ia result determines that OF The
pending Northern PresidentiAl election. II
We are victorious the peace party viii tri-
nmph: Lincoln administration = failure
and peace and Southern Independence are
the immediate results
But Il You are not victorious, then what 3
suppose you are beaten. Atlanta taken. and
youT rebel army destroyed. scattered OF cap
tured. .ow will L be with your allies. tie
peace party of the NorthY-how about hr.
Iineons administration and what Of
Southern independencel'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

The Columbus Ohio, .fouenai sayes
We have good evidence for asserting
that there Is now being organized, not
only in TIN city, butthroughout the coun-
try, "a secret oath-bound clan for the pur
pose Of resisting the draft. A prominent
democrat "A war democrat was approach
ed by person who Is known Ia be hostile
to tae prosecution Of the warm other
words peace man who wished 30 rent
a certain Hall ina this city, and in CONVEX
sation with him in regard To tho object
for which II was 20 be used, told him the
sferff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

No Man. says the 81. Louis Democrat,
ever yet saw IA American who hated slave
~ vet upheld the rebellion. aui no one ever
saw an American who justified and wished to
perpetuats slavery who had not at least a
sneaking tenderness for the Rebel cause
For I'll practical purposes, the rebellion and
slavery are related "a mother and child