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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
vallandlgham at Home.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer June 10.

From the GlnclnnAl Enquirer JNHs AS'
We we're informed by telegraph yesterday
afternoon that Clement L. Vallandigham was
o. ce more at home among his friends in the
Dayton District We heartily welcome this
exile and patriot to his residence among the
people Of the Miami Valley, who love venerate
and esteem him so we'll Banished by arbi-
trary power-driven from home by military
force exiled from his family friends and native
State for daring to assert the rights and
privileges Of en- American freeman, he has
by his return dauntessly thrown down the
gauge Of defiance to his prosecutors and the
enemies Of public liberty.
Since his arrest one-hslf, if not a majority
of the citizens Of the State of Ohio have de
clared by their suffrages, not only their con
demnation of the proceedings, but their de
sire to see him the Governor of this Com
monwealth. We shall see whether Mr.. Lin
coin will persist in further persecution of thi
man by daring to assert principles that arr
indorsed, and ratified, and proclaimed b,
two hundred thousand citizens in Ohio, Rnt
responded to by over one million and a hsl
| in the Northern States viii be dare do il
1 in face Of the notorious fact that univer
sal public sentiment compelled even him
long ago, to annu and revoke the monstrou
order restricting liberty of speech and th
press, known and revoked Infamous as OF
der No 3e. which Mr. ValIandigham was pre-
tended to be tried, found guilty, and ban
ished from his country.
After the splendid and heroic letter c
Major General John G. Fremont, his RI
publican competitor for the Presidency, /
which be denounced with ten-told create
severity the crimes Of the Administration
will Mr. Lincoln have the sudacity to agai
place the hand Of despotism upon thi
champion Of free speech and free press
But still there is no knowing to what eS
tremity Of folly, wickedness and crime, th
Washington cabal may resort to before
reaches the depths of degradation int
which it is evidently fast descending.
its treatment Of this matter, it may kinde
FIRE that will sweep through the countr,
and be more awful in its consequences I
the nation than all the calamities that hav
preceded it. We again repeat Wecom
home Vallandighsm-thriee welcome hom'
Yallandiehaml Free speech and a fre
press foFeyerl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
MIR. ValIandIgham's Return
illinois, Response TO Ohio.

Yesterday Mr., MAYO, the President of the
Convention at Hamilton, sent dispatch to
the Illinois Democratic State Convention, an
nouncing that Mr.. VALLANDIOHAM vas present
and speaking The following reply was re-
ceiyed
SPRISGFIELD, ILLINOIS, June Is, 1864.
To the President of the Third District Con
veaion, Hamilton, Ohio
The Convention received your dispatch will
enthusiastic applause Illinois will stand bj
Ohio in the maintenance Of personal liberty
PREsIDEST or THE CONVENTION.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
Hon. LaCe. DeVeiiD.

Hon. LAFE. DEvELrS, Of Indiana, was pres
ent at the Convention in Hamilton, yester-
day, and succeeded Mr. YALLANDIGHAM IN an
eloquent and telling speech. he accompa'
MED the Dayton delegation home, and is still
in the city. He is one Of those Democrats in
whom there is none Of the guile Of the weak
ioint.d and he pledges the Indiana boys to
keep step to the music of free speech and
Constitutional Liberty.
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.



tTsstmontf Of Ms. Sarah 6ouLd)
ALBANY, NEw YoAK.
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Tae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore 1t became very painful my rest rest at night was
porahei would apply remedy alter remedy, hui
only momentary relief consulted several physI-
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disease with which my scalp was affected was salt
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You assured me that you oud eradicate the disc
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With that Hirsnce placed myself ~ your hands,
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Its fact acknowledged by all who have used the
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The confidence Of the public has been obtained and
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

.Sficklands Anti Cholera Migture.
r L u x

/ composition Of astringents, absorbenu, strnu-
l. lants and carmnativeF, which every physician
knowledges If the only pre- paraucn that vii effect
permanent cure Of Darrhe6 and Dyseter, This Anti
Cholera Mixture Is now in use some Of ur army
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has tayed the lives Of thousands Of soldiers and
citizens, and We Will guarantee II 70 be the best RENE
dy IN the world for Diarrhea and Dysentery.
Mr. Woods, Of CovinRton, My, viii be most hspry
to satisfy one to the virtue Of Strit kand'a Ant
Cholera Mixture; in fact have great number OF
testimonials from patients who have heen cure after
being pronounced in urahle by their physicians, some
after taking only tottle Of Stricglands Anti Cho
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
Tactical

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I Consumption Il IL only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle OF
Strickldhds Rellifuous Cough Bdlsdm
TO convince them that lis the best preparation ever
used It not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but II cures Night Sweats and
splitting Of Bl cd and Is an excellent garee for any
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

THE Bill to abolish slavery by constitutional
amendment, was lost in the House this alter
noon, June 10th, there being less than two
thirds majority for the Bill The attendance
OF members was larger than on any previous
occasion for two months post, aud the debate
was exceedingly animated Mr.. Pendleten
made the speech Of the day, embracing in
brief his views OF peace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
serenade 10 Mr.. Vnmandigham

tits proposed to night 10 give Mr. NAtIAN-
p,cHAx serenade Those who wish to
unite in the expression Of confidence in' and
admiration Of, Mr.. YALLANDloHAM, are reques'
ted to meet in front Of the Expire Office, at
8 o clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

B1- -Four years ago, with the blessings of a
free press and free speech, the Lineolnites
promised as an economical O administration,
Well, in one respect il Is an economical ad-
minlstration il has reduced the price Of its
own money so that il is worth only fifty cents
on the dollar-with the promise OF silk lower
reduction --HdrIord Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

The editor of the Washington Consti-
tutionsl Union, long resident of Phila-
delphia, and who ought to know whereof
he speaks, says Andy Johnson's mother,
a woman more than seventy years of age,
lives in Philadelphia, and peddles tripe
for living. johnson is said to be very
wealthy, If this is true, and we see no
reason to doubt it, he ought to be expelled
from society.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

A correspondent of the New York
World, doubtless well advised, announces
that the CHASE men design to bolt the Lin
coin nomination, Fhey are power in
the country, and they intend to exert all
the force they can WELD for the defeat of
Lincoln Their choice of men will be de-
signated when the time comes The can
didate may be Chase himself; more proba-
bly, Fremont; but it will be for the man,
whoever he may be, that can carry the
most votes against Abraham Lincoln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

The account in the Commercial of Mr..
Vallandigham's reception at Hamilton, is
in many particulars erroneous.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
The Cincinnati Press on the
Return Of MT. ValiandIgham

We give elsewhere the admirable article
with which the Enquirer greets the return
of Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM. 1t is well and
worthily written and viii meet with an en-
thusiastc response from the heart OF every
lover of liberty in the land.
The Commercial devotes long article
to this subject. the gist of which is that the
Order under which the arrest was made
is obsolete, that it has been Aagrantly vio-
lated in repeated instances with impunity,
and that the Government. viii hardly run
counter to the current Of public opinion
setting in SO strongly against despotism
as to repeat the outrage, by second ar
rest.
The editorial of the Gazette is more am
biguous than that of the Commercial. Il
is a sort of subdued growl 1t "lets
dare not, wait upon l would" 1t mani
tests ferocity throughout, but it is very
careful not to counsel extreme measures.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
nEMnCRATIC STATE TICKET.

sFcRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG
Ofseueca C-unty.
SUPREME JupaE~,
tFoR rULl TEhNJ ..,,r,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
VI Fairfield Cou ~
(ro rttL VAC NciEs'l
LON Vacancy
MACHTAS G WHITFIELD,
OF Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER ,. BOYS,
Of sighlaud County
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN K CRlICHFlELOi
OF Holmes County
COMPTROLLER OF THE TBEAsUbf'
WILLIAM S Y PRENllSS'
OF franklin County
acHooJ COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER 5 RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
lFULJ TERNO
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
or Ashland County.
icon ckNcTJ
CHARLES BOESEL,
OF Auslaiza Cou1ty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16
NOTICE

A PETITION will be presented to Governor
"A Brough ior the pardon d ClaybVrn Hsghn, nov q
asowss oAiHARINE HAeAE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

EVERYBODY is being cured Of tLis distressing
II disease by the use OF
DR.. Strickiands Pie Remedy
Read what those say who have used II;
Mr.. Charles W. Land, aLn, Of Louisville ard Mr. J.
Hazsrde, Cincinnati, o both we're cured ter using
one pot of DR.. striekland's Pile Remedy. They say
hut one Pot Of strickland'r Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many yea with the
wo st kind Of Piles, They recommend every cna
who s suffering TO tryit.
Ask for
Dr. Strickldnds Pie Remedy
Sold by all druggists 50 cts pot Manufactured al
No. East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

THE Republicans used to have great
deal to say about the stars and stripes
In view Of the calling which johnson al
lows his mother to pursue, we presume
the banner of the party will be changed
into flag Of STARS AND TRIPEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

Of the house the telescope evced across ihe chin
ncy and after calling" the distant station few min
utes the Capt lin had the keen pleasure Of seeing that he
wa. recogf.zed and answered Still little uncertain
he sent the inquiry Are in possession Of Kene.
sawF They reply without dciiy "Our forces hold
Kenesaw' They speak the language Of UDionsts. th.
mountain is ours" Pres Dty aflora courier arrived
rom Gen. Stonoman, saying Chat 10 had driven them
access Sweetvaer without difficulty aud still In
rlni pas.it Up the river bank cannonading them at
saort Intervals, Whenever they Attempted = .als At
o'clock the message cail6 from The Top OF Kenesaw
"Onr forces entered Marietta at Il O'clock Surely
us is WORTHY predecessor TO the sIea! tomorrow,
the birthday Of the nation the anniyersar! o. iieks-
burS and Getty sburg.
Heavy clouds Of smoke had been during the fore
noon rising IN tie direction OF Winnings Bridge over
The river short distance above the railroad. Ii could
not be asceItaued what the import Of it was.
May prisoners were taken during the day some
statements make it a thousand along the whole line
These give it their beliefthough they know nothing
Of c0urseihat the enemy Will not hazard general en-
gagemcHt this side tie river hut only attemp, to i'm
pcdo crossing. and then fall back to the opposite
buk.
JULY4 u q. Ih.-POntoOn trains are moying toward
The river. Heavy cnnnonading Is going on about three
miles 70 Tie left. McPhersons command IL al trans
ferred TO Thu wing OF the army.
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Pom Tho Chrlr,ian Tinc,.
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULlSTS.

oitc hge srse that Hhieh oai 'ocag Is tie most ia-
porsn y,laet In proportion ibis sense fails ~
SO re relpeed 10 hple,.nc.a. Ifolurcy destitute q 'El,
hog, dow world be oa oc.i IN knowlcdse and how lin
ied or ,rhcre Citation sni u''luDs's Endowed with Il
H. ,,c bccon,ss creation, clothed with beauty and
di,e.d6ed by lat insne ysr,t5 which s TO attract
III. mind and heslt
For s,,e;e mouth. pss. M Ia by,aa rraegI subject to
ri. An inaneJ condition. q tlo eyoila, nrnleilh 3
i,elf,o ne rupn rendered 30 dl'chgc Of daily i'es not
,iy y.nil but dangerous. Arbuta 1! to je effect Of
COLI 81, cudar,d through TIC Spring with 'hs hoPo tia.
vl,f he return Of VIM weather Ia on,seiy disappear
BIZ r. ,lis We werc dcciac, disappointment sammcr To-
t,l bal no. our wonlc sishi VIA, NIGH, have been the
result, ccr Of fres ue,st OF Ineompoeus ,retaen.
,,c criaiot say
s,.oy our case t. iieni ie u,4urci 4'tla. .ail.
one an lie tamil, had recently been esled with entire
.,eoe. by d.. Won E.eubeg Of t city. Satisfying ouf'
.sles BY l4gre pael inquiries dat tho Dooor 70 en-
pr ba .eient6e o.usl and ,uri.t concluded to eeA
tho benod Of III relncrt which we have reason to
.eAnou ledge very sroOt Though bul few weeA' under
biz ea The sppssan,e OF our eyes has sny ctansod Tao
pupil T. now u suJ clear srd the LID entirely free nom
.nleurnon The Doctor ays thai the op'io nerve hs' .ee
,osI euel rnl 'ss rcns s..uIncl chronic inilmeory
stale affecting all the othcr Tissues and Threaten
NJ II neg ectca end IN Annapolis ophth'lmitis we be-
eye ilserm which ocus apply to eyes ahec'ei as we're
or Ueyn, obtained tire rigch desired o.ieg we take great
Measure In acknowledging Indebtedness 70 the ,ssr, Of
Dr. Won Eebe ard Of ceiling IL tho attention Of o!hei
who ~ be 'udyiia: son .tW o. even ~or'e condition
OF bcreyc h said that Providence provides an sn'ose
or every bsne t. Is certain that the oyc IS In these e
e 90 feycIer tisls than formerly Let Ne be thankful
tho, tt a. we increase tie enlcrce, hich destroy Tie
organ vision, The progress Of science keeps pace VIII '''
.eud, ncr-, Ii 10, IN advance Ct them.
oftlcL. 80. $40 BROADWAY
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DIED.

goYD-on Tee.lsv, July -, WaH4n boyd I'D a. scI.
TITS frisad Of the faa, I'D ,iosa 2, his so re ,nS
Dom ld. i,,s idtce 10 - Wet rvr''ys'h 'rts'
DARLISG-On Tpesdsy July u. 1874, Ii'reges lreies
son q William Daring in the 18Th yer Of hi' 'ge Hnd
student 0; ale ooicge -,
tic funeral from III. father. rcdeno No Vast fcFiy
fui street, on friiay, tho 18th mt, 81 'P.@.
New haven papers plrae copy
yIyAt see on Saturday luly o. The psi.e9e fom =.
Augustine Es. Err -. Ely son Of II g. a'A G. w. Ly,
sscd ~ years and y day.
1Lo. d. end Iu.itR Gsle
The farars, W.li a.s plee at n oocs Wednesday o
No. 20 sands street Brooklyn.
OREGoRY-Iu Philadelphia. on fp''dy, lis - aitsr =
lingering ilu~,., Anandg C.. Be-" ~ 81, f'e Nai'.
Gregory Of Cincinnati. Onto.
OaKLFY-In Boob IN. N0ndsy 1uly ~, Ndisp -,
edc .on Of holr Robert : aud Mary H. Oakr aged -
yeHr. snd ~ y 'n'lt 80
his friends sud 9-c o. ms i,nus a'e ns y t,v,'
lafayette ayenuos BIO IyH, on W,enesny at p o..
PTTgRsOS--in Bldrston, ~, ou suri'y' JaS y p
Peforson esq, agoa ~ yrsrf. Taxa
A-At Yon.e.s " j., en I.e.di,, Juls u. I.snl
Mod, daughter u iieny ". sud taisgne kequA ss'f
The relative. sud frerd Of The 'uly nsei g attend
Tie funeral ,ror tho reignrc = her gafinher Mr. Ben
jaln brown North brcsdwa, honsG, On TnII.fy .,'
y. ~ sna Thr~, street a. az p ~ tsiurmhg les'e
Yorker, ~ J:ii ind6s T. NJ
RAyCn Sunday evening" Jais 10, Henrietta Flzl yonses'
isnghter o. Peter ard Ann Ray Dyed 90 yssf months
III, iends 81 w sNs Ig,p ,, , o.Sleok ~ M,
fom 81. PiliYs Chasch, Wcey Place iaouL tg.le no
| lrs.
ROssOr Tue.dsy JOY r. P'icbe ri. 81 William Ro I.
| forinerly Of Manchester, Enslv,d sied q yeefs.
Tic rsf, and eai, Of the oiy respectfully invited
10 a.,.nd IT, finarsl from her ir residence Franklin ~
enuc re.r Willoughby avenue. Brockyn Oh cdnosdsy
! 18th inst. 4, = O'clock p. ~.
Liverpool paper, pss.o copy
wAyL.ND on TUESDAY, Juy e, siieT otg srd psnf,
r.,. which She bora wifi Christian i3riiiude Ss Lst
W,vlsna r~lc Of the e Charles Wsyiand rs.d y cart
! spl 40 ists, nativc 81 Bath, EnIlsn"
Tho i.rds And relatives u e family resfcciy M Ae
10 ,i,.ui u funeral from her sio r.sdcrro No 80 Glare
mon, avenue, co1.r wlogghby aT-nre, Brooklyn, s
| o'clock on ThuIsiay, July II.
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AFNE IS & u X Is ID.
From The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

Every man and especially every wou'n believe IN h Of
her ph, csn Tier. philosophical innds which hold to
m ab..c, faith IA Auopahy Homeopathy, fIydroPay
or soue other form Of scirne b.: with the world ut
fe tho belief {. not In The SYSTEM, bot in che doctor E'
pecialyi, III, tue regard auri. and ocsi's The
patient who b. recovered IL ,isht 'hetrnI sure ia'
tie ble.ns could have bccu fe-ored to him BY no otho'
practitioner than that particular one by whom his eyes OF ems
ere opened d. Son Esenbcrr Is our beet known
sss IL b. no; lsn, us brothcf practitioner has
eyo. and 80 bosc sii Their lore believe above al Others
But We Lear Of him from those who him not merely
O.. surgeon bat boneietos has been re-
lated 20 u for The lfuhness Of Which Youch Oh
W. o,r name no names The patient 10y who hsd been
Dol ro infancy a. cJnsc luenco Il OF tbs scu's
o. which children are liable. Lu'i,ry tn d.ese had '.kcn
m a.e form End The patient sub Get 10 iisnso suffering
IN. deafness was rapiy becoming cotret~ aud TIE eendal
aost breaking under tie phyca cIhaS'iou attendant
po, constant pain Ordinary remedies iud ordinary advice
were ie,. uud DR. on Ebcub,-y was called in. We need
not efe, b. ding. ssi r that woidLe only i'' Of hard
the sarrd reader Eat b. detected at sight Inc
set Of disease not n potion % he OEsanim u'eu IN
smother AID with mani siSdou kilifs' his insgh.w
erne he r,moved the causes 'rd ne Who from Infancy
had heard with difcty. lsiiey hardly sh was re.
9ca e., 20 pcac hcsrns and then 10 pedsc health Dr.
Vop Fienbcrs advertisement remind. rs cfis which
,.c u. briefly rats shos,h uo t solicitation. Ie; hi
li,i bad, not ear, hsa.
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A Personal View of mai.-Gen. Sherman.

From Our Special Correspondent.
HDQRs. DRiT. AND AEMy OF THE TENNESSEE,
NEAR KESIsAN MoUSiAlN, Ga, July 2, 1901.
En- gassaat speaking of the utter lack Of mill
tary pomp rad show attending Mi. -Gen ". T Sher'
man, let ne relate amusing fact, which has caused
not little amusement in this army whore IL is known
Gen. McPherson sent Capts Rose and Knox Of his stall
one evening about nine O'Clock to Gen SAerHlns head
quarters, with dispatches. The day bad been quite
and dusty, and the army had made q tedious
march No ore knew where Gen. Sherman, hoadquar-
ters were located and 10 find army headquarters in
thicklywoodel cou try amer risbtfl, with Egyptian
darkness prevailing except whore tho camp fires blind
ones eyes with their gare is eiibcult h. Amer q
tiresome fuitless search ~ two hour ne chagIinod
Ulcers were about Tc.u'u V ithort accomplishing
teir erTand. when il occurred /" Capt Rose tbet pos
sioy one Of the soldiers ml. be ni]c 10 implr the
desired information.
Approaching group Of private- Dr. Inquired for Gen.
Shcrmai's headgunItcIs. None knew where Gen.
Sheruan's quarters were but Stg~ one, pointing 10
cts, who lay stret,cf rpou the ground beneath two
stately trees peri pi those c"els can ten yon where
Gen SheTmgns he grHiiecs located, for they have
just hUuked down there" Asa int resort Capt. Rosc
approached The suH.beIing 1cHl., and after VigoT
ouS shaking, aroused Capt Dn,yi A. ID. e. 70 Cen.
Sherman and finally the General himsoit
Onp blanket constituted their only covering.
Soon after the rest Of TIE sta arrived snd with one or
two lles'-ivr Gen. sherman seldom usss tent-tn0
he dquaTeIs a! TIC Commanding General Ncre esia-
lshcd.
il you seek Gen. Sherman- headquarters look-yes,
hun,--ior she most udinNitug locality, and you see
one two " flies with number oi oiiccIs arriving
and departing Interpreted Will ~ mounted or
doTc you bay be- that Is trc headquarters Of the
Commanding General The ssaif OF Gen. sherman IRE
r4c soldiers aud gen cmen IA every sense OF she word
and Their modes; department with galdniry, has Non
for them universal esteem wherever known.
MCLlLLASlSM Al DISCOUNT
II IL evident that our two abcsi Generals Grant and
3, rman lro NOS IA itOr o icCieansm in the field.
No doubt ~ ibe Slippers o. little Mac. WHO
have Ms gorgeous war p1raphernnn IN the POto
mac Army, would deem sneA simI hcity b. have de-
scibed iucOI. pGtbic with military success especially
that If the Mcclellan rrtrogrrde oder. J. l.. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
NEW.YORK DAILY TflrINE4 WEDNESDAY, JULY IT, 1864

DEATH OF YOUTHFUL yEIERAy.-Among
the des recorded in our paper Of yesterday tina,
Of Sergt. Jane, Lawrence Allen, aged IS yeais. a.
Norwelk, Conn. This v,,laot youth. though young
when be killed. had ALREADY served out bis first
term Of three years and eulied for the second time
Ind enrolled GU the list of Veterans" Being large in
stature when he was fifteen years old he readily passed
the examination Of the mastering officer ut the begin
ming Of the war. Promoted for good behavior he was
Sergeant of Compan;- ID, 7th Conn Vols, and was
shot while on skrmish 19ty at Petersburg. Va. HIS
father, Capt VIM. Allen. ia commander oil Ohitea
states gunboat stationed in the sulf The iaa was
named after Capt. james Lawrence Of Dcnf Give Up
the SAip' memory and well he sustained the Ignored
name. lie has an only brother Captain in the i7la
Conn Nol'.. now on duty at ST Augustine, Florida.
Connecticut may well be proud Of such soas-Snd Nor
walk, yesterday. presented that deserves to be
chronicled. rs her citizens Old and young On massc
followed the body Of tis youthful veteran to It's last
resting place.