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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
The Massacre at Fort pit,o,c.

ST. LOUIS, April %.
Edward p. Benton, who was in Fort Pillow
during the rebel attack on it, was examined
at Gen. Rosecrans' headquarters on Tuesday,
and fully corroberated the previous reports of
rebel barbarity. He also made the statement
that the rebels used bloodhounds to discover
the hiding places of those who escaped. He
says that Maj. Bradford was shot and hung
near Irvington.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

INSULTING WOMEN IN THE STREETS
Martin O'Donueli was arrested last evening
by officers Burr, Pickett and Berry, for insult
ing women who were passing along the
streets. This thing has become altogether
too common in this city, and it is quite time
an example was made Of some of the offend
ers, in order, il possible, TO put stop to the
nuiaanca
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

sg- Steamship Peruvian, Capt. Ballentine,
sailed from this port for Liverpool at 430
r. NJ, Saturday, taking out full cargo and
thirteen cabin and nineteen steerage passen-
gers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

LARCENY BY BoYs.-Offlcers Williams and
Akers, Saturday, arrested two lads named
Bryan Kelly, aged 10 years, and Charles Nc
Carly, aged years, for larceny of two pack
ages of cutlery from q team that was being
loaded at Galt's Block, with goods from the
Bohemian. The lads were taken to the
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
Valuable RenI Estate at Auction.

I'm Tuesday, April 20, at I2i O'Clock NJ ON the
buildings thereon situated. on the corner OF GRAY
a inter streets The house Is a two story wood
= hoase, hnlshed throughout, and In hne order
- anu sort water In abundance, with Gas and
SusI ouerh Improvements, and one Of the most
ne, p.gses property Of its class in the mar
eeient neighborhood. We therefore esueeislIv rec
ommend u Tor residence. The title Is clear Sale
postiys; ana terms easy For particulars inquire Of
apis I'd cY-Argus and Conrisr ea,s
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Municipal Court-April %.

William Smith and Major Mcdonald, for an
ARRAY ia the streets, as mentioned in our issue
of Saturday, were fined three dollars each,
and costs. Mcdonald paid, but Smith was
committed.
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sg-The water station of the Portland and
Kennebec Railroad, back of Bramhall hill,
was burned down Saturday forenoon. The
fire caught from sparks from the engine.
Loss small
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

~ Attention is called to X. ]. D. LARA
bee & Co.'s, advertisement Of pictures, pic
ture frames and materials for wax-work, and
for renoyating old pictures.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

sB British steamer Westmoreland, Tink-
ham, from Halifax for New York, put into this
port Saturday, shost of water She sailed for
New York yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

sT-The American illustrated papers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
House and Ship Painters Union.

THE Journeymen House and Ship Painters OF
L Portland are requested to meet at their Hall,
No l0l, Middle st on Monday Evening, April 25th,
at half past O'Clock, and take into consider alton
measures to promote the interests Of the trade in
general. Per order, spr24 2t
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

JURoRs.-At special meeting Of the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen, Saturday, Alpheus
Libby and William E. Short, were chosen as
traverse jurors for the present term Of Su-
preme Judicial Court.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

nH-Quarterly Meeting of the Grand Divi-
sion Of the Sons of Temperance, at Skowhegan
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
ROnrd wanted

IN private family, where but few boarders
Il taken, for a gentleman, wife and daughter. Fair
accommodations aud moderate charges Would
Furnish room IL desirable. Inquire Of G D., at No.
%, Commercial st. spr2a eodlws
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

Ey-We are informed that a sale Of pews
will take place at Casco st. Church, this
Monday evening, at 1-2 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

gg-The total value of foreign exports from
this port last week amounted to Sl33,299 II.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
Note from Gen. Builder denying the Report of
his Threatened designations.

Note from Gen. Butler denying the Report of
his Threatened Resignation.
BALTIMORE. April "a.
The American having copied from the New
York World what was represented to be an
extract from letter Of Gen. Butler threaten
ing to resign on account of the appointment
of Gen. Smith to the command of the troops
at Fit. Monroe has received the following dis
patch from Gen. Butler.
Fortress Monroe, April 23-To the Editor
Of the Baltimore american My attention
has been called 10 an article in your paper
headed "A protest from Gen. Butler" which
supposes that have written the silly para
graph therein contained. | have no such let
ter. 1t is not the kind of letter am used to
writing. There has been no shadow of occa-
sion for it. ALL aud more than all, the con-
sideration TO which | am entitled, has been
shown by the government in relation to my
present command. l should not break my
habit of not contradcting newspaper reports
save that If not contradicted, it may effect
others than myself
(Signed,) b. +. BUTLER,
Maj Gen., Commanding Dept North Carolina
and Virginia.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
AUCTION SALES.
EDw M.PATrEN. AUcTIoNEER. l2Exehapge q,
Real Estate Gn Brown Strees .t
Auction.

nE Tuesday. April 2eth, at r. NJ, on the prem.
" ises. Y Brown Street. The House brick, thres
stories, with twelve good sized rooms. Bathing
room. Furnace. Range. and Gas Fixtures. May be
seen on saturday and Monday, from TO p. n.
ap2l did
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4. M. PAffEN. AUCTIoNEER. II Exchange st.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Cranes
Roses, &C..
Abduction on Wednesday, 9th April. at 10.

nWARF and Standard Pears, Apples, Plum and
IL Cherry.
Naples. Lindens. Mountain Ash and Willovs
hey bird perpetual, lea, Noes and China Roses.
kaspberries, Red white and Black Currants
Strawberries and improved Blae kberries.
Grapes, &C., sc.
Al IN line condition. perfectly hardy, and will be
sold in lots 10 suit purchasers. apls dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
L. N. PATTEN. AUcTIoNEER. IL Exchange st.
stock of Dry Go DDS nj AucSiOu-

IN Friday, April 18th, at 81 A. II and ~ p NJ, .
" large assortment of Dry Goods consisting in
Chalies. foplins, DeLainss. DeBsges Ginghams'
Prints, White and Brown Linen Damssks, able
Covers Napkins. Towels, fowelng Linen HAND
kerehies, Doylies, Crash. Linen shirting BIfached
and Brown Cottons, stripes. feelings, Denims,
Broadcloths. Doeskins Cassne .Satfinets Tweeds
Rcd. White. Blue and mixed Flannes. Blankets,
Quilts. shawis. Gloves Hosiery. Mitts, Tapes Laees
Nus ms. with Fancy foods. Ae.
Country dealers and families will ind II to their
advantage to attend this sale.
Every lot will be sold without reserve. No post
ponement. apps did
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
Clos ing of the Metropolitan Eair-ResaIt of
the yote on the IrD.y S,rord.

- NEW IUHh, dpTH n.
She Sanitary Fair closed last evening, hay
ing realized the sum Of 81 oil 900.
The result OF the vote on the army sword
was-Grant, 80 POL Mcclellan, IA 500; scat
tering, l63. The naval sword was voted to
Commander Rowan, Admital Farragut being
next highest.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
Buggy for Sale.

A massachusetts, built. large. easy Top Buggy Is
street. apo d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
NOTICE.

CRY or PoRrLAS Nd. April Is, 1884.
N pursuance of an order of the City Council,
Il passed Aoril Is 1864. directing the COMMITTEE on
Highways &e, to establish the grade of Bramhall
Street notice Is hereby given 10 all parties interest
ed that said committee will meet on said street.
Monday April 18th, at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ to view the
premises aud to give all said parties hearing there
on. Fer oruer COMMITTEE.
api9 dtd j. L. DoNNELL, Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
Steam Tug Warrior.

n. The new and powerful Steam Tug -
WARRIOR. Capt. &. l.. MillIken. will IL
&AEte in readiness at all times both day Sk4H
aud night TO execute orders for towing and uans-
porting in this harbor and vicinity.
Orders len with the Captain ON board At Central
Wharf, or with
Us wINSLOw. agent,
ap6-&w Central wharf
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Wanted Immediately.

DARE opportunities for business are offered at
IL 20, Congress St Ifyou want and meaa bus
iness, don neglect for single dsy to investigate
apr.3dtf n. CHAPMAN, JR
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From North Car0Iina-R Reported Surrender
of Gen. Vessel cihh his command.

FROM North acknowledgement Surrender
of Gen. Vessel cifh his command.
NEwBERN, N. c., April 20.
The dispatch steamer Berry has arrived and
reports that the rebel ram now commands the
approach to Plymouth, which prevents us
from reinforcing our troops, who have been
fighting day and night since Sunday. Gen.
Vessel, who has sixty days provisions, ex-
presses his determination to hold his position
until he is relieved. He and his troops were
in good spirits. The enemy have made many
assaults on our works Of the most desperate
character, and have been repulsed with severe
loss each time. Our loss up to the departure
of the steamer Berry was very slight. The
ram now has all the inland waters OF Noath
Carolina open to her, and there is no know
where she may strike the next blow.
Firing has been heard all this morning in
the direction of Washington, and it is sup
posed the attack on that point has com
menced.
Gen Peck ordered re-inforcements TO Ply
mouth the moment he received news of the
attack. They have doubtless failed to reach
that place, owing to the presence of the ram
at the mouth of the Poanoke
NEW YORK April "a.
The Times Newbern letter of the Goth
states that the force before Plymouth is from
10000 to 10000. They were repulsed in four
distinct charges with great slaughter. Firing
ceased on Tuesday morning, and it is reported
that Gen. Vessel, with his brave garrison, has
surrendered. Nothing definite, however, was
known, none OF our vessels having been able
to reach there since Sunday. Our force num-
bered about 1900. On Wednesday morning
the transport John Faron carried up 800 men.
1t was not known whether she succeeded in
reaching Plymouth. The women, children
and negroes from Plymouth are at Roanoke
Islsnd.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

Eaton Boarding school for Boys.
THE Summer Session of this School will com.
i mence the Second Monday In Nay
For Particulars, Address
H.F. EATON, Principal.
Kents's II 81, Me-, April 4th, lsG4. DIV
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
To InnhoIder. and yictuIers.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the Licensing Board
IN of the City OF Portland, viii meet at the AL
dermens Room on Monday the Second Day OF May
next, ut O'Clock, Il. n for the purpose Of grant
ing Licences to Innholdsrs and victulers who bro.
pose TO carry said business in this City the
ing year. Per order.
J, NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
Portland, April -, ISL. apr23 edtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25

HoUsENo. ~, Middle 81. For particulars en-
III 9uire at No. 30. Adams st. Possession given
lstoi May: j. u. BATEMAN.
apf2s diff
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Notice.

A FINAL Dividend OF the first fund from the az
IA sets, set apart in reduction lof the Capital
Stock of the late Bank Of Portland will be paid ON
and after this date TO the Stool said Bank
at the time Of the reduction of its capital to their
legal representatives.
The DIVIDEND will be paid at the Canal Bank.
Portland.
Portland. March %, 1854. mch2s disiw.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-25
Notice..

A LII persons are hereby cautioned sgainst bar
"A boring or trusting the crew OF ship Reinxi.
rom Cardiff as no debts of their contracting will be
paid, BY the Master or Consignoes.
wA. MURPHY. Master.
April 22d. 1854. apr2S diws
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Dissolution.

TBE Copartuership heretofore existing under
Il the style of Il. Randall & Son. Is dissolved BY
the decease OF the senior partner. The business OF
the late firm viii be settled by the subscriber ct thu
old stand, No. s., Commercial street.
5. +. RANDALL.
Apri III. 1854. apr22 dlwis.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
improvements.

business and improvement in our little
place is gradually Hooking up" Mr.. LITER
.nan, We see, has nearly completed his new
building on the opposite bank OF the kaua-
villa, to be used as 4 tanncry. The Charles
ton Extension Company have lately COM
plctcd y sale, we understand, OF a large corner
lot to be occupied by 4 factory; and several
OF our business men arc making preparations,
il circumstances will permit, to commence
building in the Spring.
\ new town VIC learn has also been laid of
ut the mouth of poca, IL miles below here,
ami Us cntcrprising eastern capitalists have it
in hand, We may expect to ste qultc village
there in thr course of next year. We no
ticcd one or two houses already i'll coarse .:
construction.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
The Latest News.

SHERMAN has, as the Wheeling Intel
ligcncer says, "struck oH." lie is max
ing his way through Georgia, a"d entire
" battles tho rebel forces sent to match
and oppose him. 4ls seems to be keep
ing scouting or remembering forces out
on ali sides Of his main column. and the
rebels can't tell really where his main
force is. Nc had got within about 10
miles of tic coast at latest adviccs, and
the Government is said to have another
chanue! for official information from him
besides rebel papers.
lie has captured Milledsevlile, the
capitol of Georgia, and burned the pub
Tic buildings. Gov. Brown, who has
moved to Macon, has pardoned all the
convicts in The Pcnitentiary, and put
them in the ranks. lie tried to force
the members Of the Legislature in also,
but they escaped. Our forces did not
capture Macon, but it is certain that
Sherman has taken Millcu, railroad
ccater between Savannah and Augusta,
where great quantities Of rebel cotton
arc stored, and number OF prisoners
confined.
zen. GRANT, in al cSeial dispatch,
says:
"C,rr PolNr, Va. Dc. l.
" Hon. :. y. H,iH:"H. &':retiry of War:
The Eichs.vu,! Examiner. OF to-day admits
that Sherman will succeed ri reaching the
sea coast. "'h"r larcrS admit that he has
crossed the Uconcc
lSisnedi IT. S. GRANT.
-!.NI:cnant- General
We give. elsewhere u full and graphic
account Of the Battle Of Frauklin. Tenn,
in which Hood was repu,>cd with great
ioss.
SHERIDAN is keeping awake. Rich.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
Express Agency.

Mr.. WM. VEST, the travelling agent Of
Harndcn's Express Company paid our town a
visit last week, to enquire iuto the expcdiency
ofsstablishins an office here. We arc happy
to announce that he decided favorably, and
has appointed Mr.. D. II. E<till agent at
Charleston. Mr.. West will return here in a
few days, We understand, when the Express
Office will be put in running or,icr. We have
long needed such an agency here, and hope
our citizens will take such an inters; in it as
to fully repay the enterprise and accommodate
1ion Of the ko,npany.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
From tie Shenandoah Valley.

New York, Dec. 1.-The Herald ;
Army OF the Shenandoah special of the
Both, says: \ reconnaissance to Front
ROYAL, on the 29th, could not find the
enemy. Citizens at Trent Royal reported
that the rebel force heretofore occupying
the strongly intrenched position at Mil-
ford had fallen back. on account Of both
men aud a.imals suffering for the want
Of provisions and forage. The rebels
lief, their cavalry picket behind.
Gen. Merritt, with ! large force Of
cavalry, is thoroughly clearing out the
suerrillaS from Loudon county, Virginia,
destroying everything that can be Of
service to men or horses, and eifectually
brcak king up the rebel plans for pillaging
10 Maryland.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

OIL Kaaawha is the Boaner County, Ea:iRg
yiyc,n the largest Union majority, "hie Wet
zcl ,,i<sracei herself by going Tor Mcclellan.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

CApD PuoToGRArus ST ihc lat Lieut..Col.
James r. Hail. eau be had at Mr.. Ben. Frank
Inns Photograph Gallery, Point Pleasant, W.
Va. Price. 20 cents each. . ...-...+
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Casualties among West Va. Prisoners

CaSualtleS among WeSI va L rlSoAerS'
The following ii = list Of West Virginia
soldiers wha have died in the rebel prison at
Andersonyille, Ga. since June 9Th, 1864:
June 7M.-F. +. Bates, Go. +, ]lth; John
parkshcld, !. lS:.
l4M.-G. S. Richards, D, iltlr J.LOgan, Il,
81 Cavalry.
lMh.-3ames Carresan, \, ID.
lIM.--Jnmcs Daley, a. ID Cav.
2OM.-F. Coilman. y, 81 Cav.
1lh.-C. l.. Powcllson, l. lMh
a5A.-J. A. rStu,ncr, Z. and p Grey, a, ID
Cavalry.
aGh.-M. Brown, +, l4th.
27lh,--John Cendemon, D, Sth.
2Wa.--J. Patoy, G, Stlr N. Gchoe. {, lin;
II. Carnes, +, lOI.
30M--W. II. Hoover, \, Sd Cav.
Juiy 3d.-A. Conrad, F, Sd Cav.
5th.--A. Howell, +, 14th; ]. Cunningham,
f., Sth; James William, !, Stl
GM-I.. How, 1, sth-
aD.-A. Il. Sake, I, sthi Corp. ]. Pete, l.
LIST Cavalry.
l3h.--!amcs Dye, I, 10Th.
DIP. Batcman, b, ID. ,..
F. Copplc, II, 4th.
CD. Ar,nstrong, c, 18th.
c. Steward, |, ID Cavalry
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

moud papers report him going to Join
Gen. Grant. Our dispatches report
reconnaissance as far as Front Royal. and
that Gen. Merritt is clearing out the
gucrrillas from Loudon county.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
West Virginia Election Returns.

The following is the vote % the different
Counties in this State, on the Sth ult, so far
US heard from. Part Of it is official and part
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07

The fine steamer Annie Laurie Will leayc
fw Cincinnati this Wednesday. morning,
again. She is now the only regular boat in
tire Trade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESPATE.

DY Sirtas Of . deed Of trust, executed by Chris
IA, saI 81 70 isS 3 dated The
clsr's once q the Couhty Court Of Ohio county,
state OF West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 30, folio
81. will proceed 70 sell At the front door Of tai
Court House Of the said county Of Ohio on Thursday
the 11th day Of February, AZ II o'clock, a. NJ ths
4 certain piees q ground in the cit, Of wheeling
described a. follows: Beginning at the south cor.
hOr Of MAdipou street aud east Of MGtket Gtroot,
thence south with Market street twenty nine (2ol
feet moro rleSS thenee east parallel WITH Madison
StrSst twenty-five t52l feet thence parallel with
Market street to Madison, the nee With Madison to
the place Of beginning, with All impFoySnieptE
thereon erected. 80
Selling a. trustee ghall convey such title as Is
vested In me by said deed OF trust
Torm1 OF Gllo, Cash. @'1
jan12lIm O. e. BTIFRL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18


French OPINIoN OF PRESIDENT LINCoLE.
The Paris correspondent of the New
York Times writes: TO-.
The popularity of Mr.. Lincoln has been
as much advanced abroad by his late acts
as in the United States. His maintenance
of the act OF emancipation in his annual
message has given immense satisfaction to
all those not preiudiced by special reasons
forthe rebellion, and his sagacity, straight.
forwardness aod honesty in the midst of
such confusion and excitement called from
N. Laboulaye the other day at the Coll
lege de France before an immense audi
ence of the elite of the intellectual world,
the exclamation that Mr. Lincoln was ga
greater man than Cesarl" So, too, heard
a leading French politician say lately.
"You Americans don't appreciate Mr.. Lin
coin Al his proper value. No monarch in
Europe could carry on such a colossal
war in front while harassed by 30 many
factions aud fault finders behind. No. you
don't give, him his due" From an Euro
pean point of view the merit of Mr.. Lincoln
is, in effect, immensei but in republic il
is the people and not the president who
carry on the war. The personal compli
Inent paid TO Mr.. Lincolni 10 the above re-
mark is, however, none the less valuable,
and on every side bear people begin TO
say that Sir. Lincoln will merit more than
a biography-he will merit history.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

THE proceedings OF a city convention
held at the Court House Saturday night
10 nominate UnioS candidates, for the var.
ious uanieIpaI Oiaees. are given n our
local columns this morning. The ticket
sS . whale comprises what The stage Eso-
pie tsru pretty strong essl. aad 10 eales-
lstsd ~ dFau 10 iisslf gsasfai saPpoFt
irIslpsstiVo Of The questions Of the day
NIls tie b0aihsss ere ell uuiOb msa,
reliably % 10 ear opiniens lhsFs y . SiF8hg
psFsoaai i6Rue0cs attaching 70 several Of
then that will somnaBd . sSFs Of indie
pendent support from those Who are BelIhsF
UnIon men nor BecessiO1istS, nor yet much
Of ssytbing else. The result OF the con.
VentiOn will be, We think, 70 discourage
anything like general fight on ths part of
The sympathisers, sltbough there will
undoubtedly be considerable Cross friug
from them At two or three of the nominees.
Mr.. Henry Crangle has the nomination for
the MayorAlty, so lar to himself, and
probably will have throughout. This will
be the case also, We suppose, with the
City Treasurer and the Street Commits
sioner. 1t has been pretty well determined
that the ipcumbents of those two Offices
have the favor Of the people from year TO
year. The contest will hinge on the Clerk
ship, sergeantcy, and Superintendent Of
Water Works, but more especially on the
sergeantcy.
Oar friend Hubbard, the Chairman Of
the convention, made some very good re.
marks after the nomination had been made
30 the effect that this ticket had been nom
mated to be elected, and not 10 be beaten
as was the case at the last Charter cleo
tion. To this end ,exerlion, energy, and
some little sacrifice OF personal ease was
needed ON the part of Union men. The
Union men of the city could not afford tt
be beaten at this election, because the cur.
rent year isto be year of events, and nc
man can foresee what need there may be
for that unity and compactness which the
prestige of success will give, and which
the decentralization of defeat will just az
certainly take away. ~
A grand ratification meeting for th,
ticker is called at the Court House on to
morrow evening. We beg to urge OF
Union men to shut up their stores aut
shops and attend it. We can have a meet
ing that will assure the success of thu
ticket, each nominee on it, beyond a doubt
If Union men will only turn out and Civ
it the favor of their presence, aud then af
forwards rally in force at the polls on cleo
ton day. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

FrGHrlSa Two CAMPAIGNS AT Oxen
There ts a very strong and remarkable
feeling among the gallant 1rfshmen in our
armies that in sighting the rebels they are
indirectly striking a. blow at the oppres
scEs Of Ireland. Col. Nulligan, of the II.
linois Irish regiment at New Greek, brings
out this idea in a recent letter to Chicago
al see that the war spirit is again filing
Chicago with war Meetings., speeches ana
subscriptions. You must co operate With
this healthy fever aud aid in pressing for.
ward this redeeming work. A combined
effort Of the citizen and soldier win crush
the rebellion during the coming summer
aud fall. Write me particularly of The
feeling among our Irishmen at the present
time on she subject Of. enlistment; and IL
there be a hesitaney amopE them. from
what IL arises. You must educate the
Irish sentiment, You must impress il
upon all lrishmen that the future of two
countries, the freedom and the elory md
the hapPihesAot two counties ars inyoIyej
in this siruggle.n