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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE KsciPID PAIsoEIRs OF THx KEARsAaE.

TIE IsCAPfD PAsOhAk5 W THA kAAhsA0k.
wAsAneTos, July ~, lss4.--Tbo question of the
officers and men OF tb- Alabama, who were carried Of
20 perfdiousy by tho Dserhou-d Egeleh royal yacht
has been submitted to board az officers, Of which
Rear Admiral Shubrck Wss chairman, and they nave
decided tas these persons arc ghunly pss )Ders of
war. This decisonis approved by,tre goverIment.--
The steamer Mercedia of Charleston, surrendered
rebel ram, but not taken possession Of, and vas
actually recap!ured by the United States vessels but
hsr officers aud we're considered az prisoners OF
var, aud were brought North and exchanged.
SEIZURE or PROPERLY UNDER THK CoSYIsoAFIos Gor.
large quantity Of elegant furniture, including pia-
nos mirrors, parlor ornaments &C., zsd near Fred
ericksburg, have been brought WA.hinstcn % be
sold und sr the Cjnfscation act.
PROPERLY ooSFIcATED sES. HUSTEh
Among the vsluabl, properly seiz,d, AID to al IN
tents and purposes corfcated by General Hnnter, In
the Shenandoah Vale is the estate Of NJ. NCkGg
brother of Thomas j. NJ Klg, Maryland State Senator
and graduate Of Fort McHenry. he mansion, con-
tanning furniture of the most ELEGANT description choice
vince =. Is occupied by the Q1artermsster's Depart
nent, and the sscesh owner 70 fugitive sraopg the
bela Nearly ell Of the.family bavs been in pd
sonp, and are now occupying positions in the rebel
srmyr
sALs OF ooEFUCATID Properly.
There will be sale of the property of John Letcher
Tlusen Tx aud other noted rebels the 9Th Of Au'
gust, under the confscation act.
DESTRUCTION OF The BLOCKADE RUsEER MArAGoRpA.'
PBILADILPHIA July q 1854.
The eteamer BERMUDA HIS arrived from the Yves,
Gulf squadron, and reports the destruction OF the
block ,de runner kapgod4, of Galveston, by the IL
ted ates steamer K4nswha. Toe AAtsgorda had
cargo of seven hundred bales of cotton.
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
ST. LOUIS July 81, ls64.-Late adViOes from Little
Rock Ark, saJ Pieces army is at Camden and Pr ce
himself s at Shreve ort Marmsduke is said to be
crossing squads Of his force over the Mississippi
James Llnding.
Kirby Smith Is attempting TO prevent The reitforce-
nents rom Gen. Banls' department at the n outn Of
White rive r, from reaching Gen. Steele.
FaoM Gan wAsEBURss DHPARTNENT.
Memphis, July 27-An ,apparenlly gu .hentic report
from Helena says tOat al expedition, consisting OF
colored egim snt aud portion of the l5 Illinois
airy With section of artillery, which LETT that placs
Monday morning in the direction OF White riysr when
near Nelson, some 70 les out encountered fofmi-
dable rebel force, and, sfer short 6sht obliged
20 retire. with loss Of twelve killed and fourteen
wounded
Geueral Washbnrne has Issued orders that all rsons
10 Yves: Tennessee and Mississippi h-vpg cotton, wi
b. permitted TO bring s to Mempais and store L in the
hands of tue Government masters, subject 10
such disoosona may hereafter be made, the Qiirter
master giving receipt therefor Any cotton brought
in and d. DO ed Of 10 any other manuer will be connsca-
ted to the q lied States Government.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
Nom ysstsrdsys Evening Edition.
TEEEGRAPHIC.
FROM GEORGIA.

EKOM O6OkAUAA.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH OF GEN. HOWELL COBB
THE RAID ON MACON ny sTONEMAN'
RoUr OF THE FORCE BY. GEN. 1vERsoN !
CAPTURE OF STONEAAN AND FIVE
HUNDRED OF HIS COMMAND
sTRAGGLE2s C0AING IN
CHEERING NEWS FROM GEN. HOODS ARMY !
OFFICIAL DESPATCHESi
ENGAGEMENT ON THE 2sh! !.
MANGUVREs OF TIE OPPOSING ARYIEsl
Gems. Stewart, LOriIg and Rector, Wounded !
our LOSS ON THE 2srH-FIFTERN HUNDRED
KILLED AND W0UNDEDl
Furious Smelling Of Atlanta!
OFFICIAL REPORT OF sToNENAN's SURRENDER
WITH 500 MEN
sc, So, &c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
FROM GEORGIA.
INK sirUArIos BEFosE ATLANTA,


TIE Herald of the Gs h publishes telegram which
thus ttales the situation before Atlanta;
LOUIsvlIIs, July q, 1884.
Major L. ". Kelly, late ksysr OF N,icb,z has jlst
arrived fro the front, which place he leb Aontay
nights He reports OF the FidaJs eight in front OF the
Flneentb, Sixteenth and Seventeenth corps shat our
buried three thousand two and hundred and twenty
ons rebel dead. We captured 1000 prisoners an
100 seriously wounded AID eleven sand OF colofs.--
Among the prisoners thiIy three Ulcers from the
rank of Colonel down. The slightly wounded Etre
tas enof the field by tie Teb,li.
General John A. L'gan Fsrimaes the loss OF tie
rebels at twelve thousand. On loss, including Killed,
wounded and missing footsup thre thOrslnd one hgn'
dred and treniy
Atlanta is 10 plain view. General Sherman does not
desire Atlanta present, though in two hours
be could establish his headquarters there.
General s onemsn il route for Macon and Atlanta
Railroad
We also learn ira the reba los before Atlanta will
doub lses reach twelve Thousand
To-dsy's Nas1vLe Union says General G rraId, al
the head ct cavalry force, marched to O5VDgton and
destroyed several bridges and gnes, lArge number
Of cars, and Two thousand bAles VI cotton.
THE ROUSSEAU RAID.
Referring to this raid, mentioned IN the papers Of
toe 27sb the Herald Of the 2Sth publishes the follow
Jog latest telegram:
A'HviLLr, Temp, July %, ls64.-Apjor Gen. Rous.
seau ana sstf arrived a3t night from AsTetta. HI
raid the most successful during tie His total
loss FIVE kilIs and thirteen wounded He captured
and paroled two thousand reDss, and killed and
ed tEo huadred He also captured egh, hundred horses
and Ioulee and ateAt the nupber of coLtrabands
de destroyed thirty miles of the railroad, great
quantities of cotton, stores, 81 and thirteen lrosd
0epos 1t points along the Atlanta and Honfg Imery
railroad.
From the papers of the sO.h we gather the following
interesting news:
FROM sHEsMAN's ARMY-succ IssoR OF x'PaKEsoE
Cincinnati, july ga private despatch from Gee.
Sherman hea( quarters announced the assignment &
Gen. o Howard TO the command OF the army D part
ment oil Tennessee, the position made vacant by the
death OF Gen. Mcpherson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03

CHEERINa NEWS FROM GEN. HOODS Army !
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03

sTRAGGLEas CoIINs I'M
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TIE LATEST.

Tao ofROla dispatches we're received BY the Au-
thOritiss from Alints yesterday, dated July son and
August 90 lhe srst audes the suniOnir font Of
Atlanta aud says shat recent oDggtments have forced
the enemy to cease extending his tanks"
We are very certan, from the tenor Of the 81, that
GeueIsl HOod will coon be able to cut shermAn's com
munioasiOni and thus compel him to attack US il rosi-
ten or retreat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03

OUR LOSS ON THE 2srH-FIFrEFN HUNDRED
KILLED AND W0UNDEDi
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DEsPATCHEsi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03

Gems. Stewart, LOrirg and Rector, Wounded
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ENGAGEMENT ON THE 2snl
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Baltimore, Oienffae SEN 4. aidrs 1854.

gen. Wentse Gu9enbltds barauf IdpR bos
Boot odrpn II. Der Commodore tpdnbte ale
isine @uflnerfiamteit bem Jeinbe 3u. @r
ltanb auf ben SGn9ematten Der Buppe, an
ettterl Eau lid, felteoltenb, Ii. beObattete NIT
bem 9to9tfernrcbr bis @'e9ner, rdbre,,p Der
9nabe SrauepiS bic Sppren pcn Seifen@te.
felu lGGte. sg G-a
Der erite lieutenant mar bereits pie
Der duf Dem geroed II. Itahb ne6en ibm.
Gs bIeibt unS uidtS iitris Iagte Der Goln.
mcbcre. ais ipdbrerp reS @efeGts bic 6Sbe
alt Geptnnem uup hiniibsr III lesen nod) rem
afer BON llruSude. Die 6readtten iino unS
gu fart unb Der rebermadt ia psid,en. 1T
feline Shane:. Wir gno 6elYere @eo(er
ols lte iniS IN 5pei +Stnnben 9ebt Der
Wtcnb untcr. Damn enttommel, mir t5nen
leldt. taaHst1 a1 Z
Brclpa lit eth alter @eehunC, tneinte Der
erlte @tfutenant, er iptro Ii6 nid,t 70 leiht
tdulHen laiIsn unb uns ben gSeo p.rlez
gen. a Z.
gStr nlitllen es barauf anfpmnlen lallsn.-
Zap allein Die WannIdaft Der Steuerbcrb.
Sanpnen auf ihrem Soften bleibeu unb bic
anDeren it& gu Bpben lsser, lpenn tpir i'm
Sfretd tbreS 6euerS iinb. 6pGbcptsuonn
-baltet Nlles bereit gum GusbeIIeru ber g.
gel unb bes Eafelperts. 3wei 5trtds n,ebr
8adbcro, Wann = Die @ce(ette III iett
iiber ben Se9eltdum tires letteu Gdi{Fea
ttnqus, nnb au@ Die stmarilliS aeipinnt bic
SObe. Seet, @dcdi bic EupIeseI binuuf u
ben Rliiper, MIR miiiIen Der 5anta Trinibob
5u 6ilfe fpmulet @-e ag
Die be5etdnete Sri99 trieb eben unter'm
Zee Der 8rssatten orrlber, 3tpay in seniiaen
Der @ntfernuns, aber brd nidt lc fpsit, poE
oaS 6suer berielSen i6r 1iGt bdtte Sdoben
tbun iOllen. gie Corvette burd5 bic &[aper
immer ipeiter abtreitenb, fam iett raid, ppr.
tpdrtS uab fubr in ten Ofaum sipiIden ben
6resattsn nno Der ron hieisn beidoRenen
8rigs.
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@ef1hrlthe Granfbfit.

sDenn Der trreselettete untluse Singing Gusnbe bd5
ben Geim bieer jmer'battn Sranbett In t aufeenp
tIbl USer bic 5ur&t Gntbeduns tbn abi@red i4 an
Sene su enben eu we9s s in Srt3s brr @ritebuna uab
8sp tabilitat aaein in 0ertrauen ieesn enne une
me !. 9. ein nit @ei6w en- ent;anteet Sds, ene bDie
gfae Sneri TN Scpfe unb IN ben @llern, &bnatme hes
@eidts Saubbeit &usw die bsr Saut &npen ben Bci-
men Inb 4rmen Iinnen inn @eitte unb Gil ben Grtrem5-
Ten % tetssn mo eann tise sbel NIT stner iredlt6sn
bic Maentnpen naen bas Cpfer brr flrdbaren arani.
tet sn @saeanb te5 Nitleies w:rt unb Ger Gps intn
bredltfen 3eHen fatur6 Gin Gnte mntt fa5 ibn na
ene Sanhe arin1 ron lnen feir @eiienter surdtebrt
Us 1T etne trdnri8e 8tndte ta5 Eausnes 6teier rrt
sarsn aranfEsti sa Qpifr dsn in SDlee Der llns Id
ltthfsit apenter praher. sei6e br Nnreueuus ieaes
tSeden @iifs tes f sgr3 bic GonRitprn perni6tenlnb
yen Mef tEs geNena III ein Lsness 9aetn rerranheIn
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tlAteI ter SpreTe.

Sie piee Eauienes eit WSt,e,e Ger Ietter eten;ehn
Sabre in bieer Nnfait firt ZEN unt bic enae ptG-
tiger unbdrStien SperGrnen rtlde Or. Srhnitca aus.
flbrte beHen eie enBS. Rappcreure unp Uele anbere
n nS sS M A. peI1t9Ism
Gbaraer ais @breumann in ejus auf Gbardter un6 Sc
t1entdieett ine Setenren etne tinrei1ense Gemdbr-
IetIfuna. Fs1 rI#f TtlSfttt rr5F# Etf~#
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Or & ohuifnn.

bon @raburter eines Der eren meeta6en Golesen BET
ger Staateu Der ben 8rSet Sbl etnes 2ebenS tn
5sfpit iern 2pnepn parts pflabelpbia
Saeten jusebrat Fat einse Der puneerbarten Seuraer
ppGtneet BON be bic Gettdte Ter Weeiitn rets lin.
aatlts 2etbenhe bic an Sbenauen erpSt un6 anter.r
Rranfbeiten ltten, iele : Q. audi bic bel plSsl8en Sc
rdu6en u iebr erreden bic 3u oft rrSten bel sertuaen
&letntafetten IL |. mureen 1uaenhldltd 1ebetlt.
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0sIhsIratbt!s Veeiontl,.

pter Scide pele @ Su Uerbetratben beabTtteen, unk @
ptsiiGer Spdfe cher enes nbercn Stnbe Mites bewxet
fnb rltea unoeysasltG Or. ScbHfrM 3n Oabe itettn.
sue 5nternile eeesn bic 6be plpl@e reer etst Ser.
fh5puna her fdredliiten Mr tuerSen Ihnen turirt.
Derient8 weler Tb Der Se6dntluns unt NIriprse Usn
Or. Scbnitsn unierteb fann ibm ais etntm Ghrenmane
Dbne Eurtt @ aacertrauen unS asoetlt auf feline 6rS
I6R RefGi6lfd1feft nerInHen
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N,icnnere,u btah'tr /!

o. Scfnhpn bietes allen 2ensn ine Sle an trelde NG
turd cie etene une uunaturle, 9eif tnb S6rper aer
florence nr eie Ar6ei bic Geieaibaf bic unf6tis
matenee 2afe eeitmld,t babei. !
Sier no etree traurisea inh edsensHertben Sol.
gen eer frIhen SenrbnDein fes SaferS @w DE tn Rt-
ten un6 ben 4lteeern Smer;en int Cp Sdndde res Ge.
ftS get;nf Der I teltrait SeraOpen ne bSe unrute,
GFasenl@wdte nrrennng rer Gertaurnes Srsans, ase.
meine gnttratuns, Ssmptrme Der Shwtueg6t
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sa1timpre eod.9OfpitsL
CUR ltatero:Hfans Der auadiaIssrti etatltrt.
Dsr eiusi9e 0iab IN Der gEslt, ir0 lidsre,
Ihnelle uno g1i!aal!ne SSurca Ia
aehei1aeti aranfhsitett

stadH rtttea ais 81 nb: Seusunssautdtsteit SGcd&e
tn hem 9en uub BEN lie6eru @ntjnsunsen ber 9ieren
anb 8laie SadmsneretebuuseH, G9wdhe Der Weroen NG
eenItw6e Ntatttsett teterGeIhl6sentet. 0erfdnteS-
dwdde Sersttppfen Sdadternhett 5ittert auSenl&wde
S&wtuhel, RUpifner3 gnt5in6un9 . Safes, htr Nait
Der Qnnge bes Wdsenss ber Gin9eetbe us aaer iener
neteI. bon eewiien 0bemen geptnbe ten Der Suge
elfe ttren Opern etibrli@er n ais Ter SireKtn Ge-
fang ben @efdbrten btS nlses tcrrubren un6 ntt
setts setet erhtn tire en3egtlen 9sfinuneeu eernt6
ten Gtwodte ter Grnitutton herrcrbrinsen ce @be
SAtm nlaen nh anleht ben GSrper nnb StNn ser6reN.
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6 gbe

bebenn taB en seiuer ei uni .tn suleer s6rrer bic
nrtppen t9fen Grfpreerniile sur etehen GlUdie1fet
tno Dtre fie ptrb bic @ee res 9etsns sur traurtee
Yt9erabrt. Die WusFn hes Yes nScerliniern lid itine
lip bic sele w:rD trsren BON }erimeiiiune unb me-
lan6Clt6en Setradtun8en, hd6 uns bic Greuten pele
Mbeere eeuesen rfrireieert lne
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SunQc Mauner,

bernters pel6e tie Cpfer nes s6emt 2asrs sewprben
fne has Gbrli Is bisls 30uleiee tn et u tribes Grat
rest reidse tub lpre erGa6anen Edlee nb enpdetten
@erfcnbeSfrate nit Gem Dearr @eref amett ben Sc.
nat beert uro Ger Qer bsauberree S6ne entpf taben
mlrSen, mEeeu flo nit ccIeu 8ertrauen ndben.
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DR.. Johnston,

Der etn,i0> arst, trslfsr oneiit.
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Dr9antIAe @d,pade

nirb rnDersIs seSetIt un6 bic UOe Srat wtStr serge
et. Dties furdbare 2cten mess las 2eben eltnb une
bie @be unt HadfommtuaIt unm6sIi4 ma@t if.cft bas
eprs Derer ee ttren 2e eniaften unbecunea r0tnen.
e Str,n Oasn us s,us nn.n t S% s~r
Strittureu. Nttrf9lasen TIM 6drn 6tem urb abtre l1.
laden entteben fan, 70 TT tie bod metRentbett cine BSIse
tes Mtebrnudes Der etetten Organe gRer nber tu es
Idusnen bd e Rra Der &r5eusune eter Denen eeru
rem wrh bic @ betmlien 2aern ereeben aIs BON Dtnea
bic ba weie ttb.
~ Office: 90. Z Siib.GreberidRr.,
Feben EbGren BON 8altimrrefr., 6ftltHe 6eite,
Die Stufen ttnauf.
Nedn merle i1 gamen une Sausnuntmer, benin unrttn-
e unb trueeri&e Nanta6er burtrebene unb 9ewienp1e
Quadalter, Shubfdtr, Htiefelwt6er, Strabenreineer
uno 9ampenpuser ~. b9 reselmdBtse Aerite
unb laurn, ansspsen BON Dr. pbnpnS 8uf tn Der N6be
N8. Aue Blteie maiien etnen 9rit-Stamp entlalten
Cine 6stluns In 2 5aqen suss8tegt.
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ercfe 1tno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DDn 40 Sue 6rpnt unb $50 TuB Eiefe, an Sdastffgl
lt6er Mueflbrung bebeutenber StraBenbauten, gS0it
I7entltfen unc ipe;iellen 9lna9en ilne Serbefet4i
ilter freter Nuswdb lnb itnter ben reeaten ub ali
tatliden @in3ablitn9en son 5 Bis 10 9paars. i
4s m 4r s 0{Sei1t= urO Gobffc
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9sims.

Die 1rsdbGen @irtunsen hes saiers nb Itbr ~ furG.
ten. 8eruH bes Gebi6tnes Terrrruns Der Sbetii Sc
brdbeit Der @eireafte b6ie Nbnunoen @tnetsuus rur
6er yeieai6aft Gu6t rad Giniamtete Mstrantn Sestn
i& ielbt Surdtamttt u II. itn6 ttnise Der dIintmem
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1unae Qfute,

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cp bDien eeuten peer ber SWle lerne uab tere pl.
gen ie aanaGtlt6 pirem ebt i'm 66lae tur1 gplutiO.
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te tbun. cl&e gerirnen mieu stppr lie sintSetn in lie
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@n9e ere Geesenbt r Grperbung Grunb uut
Gjrinbune unabbdnateer 6etmf6tten.

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glgtt,

G3 stttrlele Gnnieutt rne unteeentese Guadldlter,
pelde I'D ais NerB aaqg geter unS Dr. eGbnpns Nntun-
biauisen cppilen buhiftfer, Seelmt6er Srmpenpuser
II 49, er6armtiie unb ueradrli6t yadmGder, meiGe br
2eben anatt ter eSten Wenldaft Ter Dteen eem nie-
brighten @trnfe mibnieien id jeSt eeeni1Bte eebeete
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ben H -t'br6nsen bic eunrtett ler. pele nueutlt-
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ten Rr Sehncn baLt e hesbab fur netbwenStg in er-
pdtnen befpnber3 fIr Sple pelds nit enem 9ufe nnbe.
tannt ns eas feline Se9luutause 9plrne beanhts
tn ietner Slffte leesn.
&n 0lsmle.
Dr. Spsniion iii Ger saiss, restlntdsiS settete ArSt
wrler bic Setlnng BON septden 8rantbfe Aueiet Gfpe
Mttel unb Gehautlune ino allen Nnbereu gang unbe
tannt 9r u bsranseSilbet bon etnsm etbea e tn
Sss 5 ae nsmi& GasIasS @ arenfeiS nS ii rem
gloses pom gbtSSesba u ~ ats :. gag siss aasstess'
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fam f certraun isine Gbre ais pHs istne @ss
o51S Cfsce: 80. 7 g eab.gr.ters2Arase, Asses
esnb psa esltaorefrs sebea ssr 0Atssttxsels" & 4
Vi 6auttranstaitea pssbew l&nsa eatsilt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
III there lie Hose ,rLn nnnlI no

" there he those nho ,rould not sape the
Union unless they could at the same time
suUe sldrey, / do not agree Uith them.
~ there he those trh0 UOuld not Mre ME
Union unless they could at the same time de.
stroy starery, lido not agree Uith them.
my paramount otJect is to sarr the Chion
and not o'th4r to sare or destroy sldr"ry
III Iconld saue The Union Withnm free.
tng any slave, I,eoutd do it-1 IcnuM saue
ubgJ Jrec,ng all The slares, InopH do i-and
" ! could do dby fieeiag some and earring
others alone, icould also do that. t.
~ hat I do about slavery and the colorea
race, ido because IbelieUc ithelps 10 saUe this
Union. and ,cLnt I .torJcar l torJear be-
cause 1 'o not beliere Il ,oouid help to SAFE
che Union.
'IshaHd do less u4Isnerer I shaH beliere
chat cm doing hurts the cause, and / shall
do more nheneter Ibeliere doing more vill
Aelp the cause. - Abraham Lincoln.
"Sayiuq that on sertaia terms certain
classes iciH te pdrdoned ictth rights restored,
0ts not said that other classes or other terms
CtH nerer be included .Snyin1 that recon.
sfruction uiH be accepted u presented in a
specified ray, It is not said Il piu meier be ac
cePted III any other tcoy. - Abraham Lin
coin.
"Istate 10 all citizens nho riat mo thai al
zee rdnt now to ensure an early restoration o/
the Union Is a dsierniined unify of sentiment
North" "7he end is not far dis
tdnt u re riW only be true to ourselves. -
Their only hope no,o is IN q divided NORTH. "
-lGen. Grant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
AT HOW r.

We learn with regret that on Tues
day last many Union men IN this coun-
ty were obsent from the polls. In
Colerain, Flushing, Pease, Pultney,
Smith and Somerset Townships, there
were nearly enough men stayed at
home TO have changed the result If they
had all been at the polls. This is all
wrong. At q time when the fate of a
nation is involved in the result, every
man should do his duty, and no man
can excuse himself for absence from
the polls at such time, IL he is we'll
enough to go. We hope every Union
man in the county will, at the next
election, on the eighth day of Novem-
Der, be at the polls. Let us poll our
full, strength and give such an over
whelrling majority for Lincoln, John;
SON and the Union, as will not only
give the death blow to the rebellion,
but will shut up for all time to come
the mouths of the dirty peace sneaks
in our midst.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Documents for Gratulf0us
DistributiOn.

We have large quantity of the fol-
lowing documents, for gratuitous dis
tribution. We hope our friends all
over the county will send in for some
of them. THERE IS NO TIME TO LOSE.
/. VINO IL RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAN?
Being extracts from the speech of ALExAN.
DER Ii. STEPHENS before he Georgia Con.
rention, and a catalogue of remarkable
crents" that took place before Mr. Lincoln'.
Inauguration.
III. How THE WAR COMMENCED, AND
HOW NEAR IT Is ENDED. .Sho,oiag con
etnauety ,cho coDl"encei tie pdr, and ,ohai
grand progress our armies are making TO
cards ci0singi. HF
Ill. THE Two ROADS TO PEACE. Shoe.
veg the points of contrast betreea The Bali.
1sore and Chicago Platforms.
lV: WHO SHALL BE VICE-PREsIDENT
1hH broadside coatdias the records of the ri.
cat candidates for The Wee -Pesideacy-AN
DREW JOHNSON and GEo. II. PENnLEroN.
V. WHAT GENUINE DEMocnATs THINK
OF THE REBELLION. Ecfraets from The
Letters and Speeches of leading Democrats
vi: ls THE WAR A FAILURRY thus
Lroadside also shoacsthe progress our armis.
hare made, and contains letters from leadino o
Generals ia the arniy