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To FEMALES.

When female is in trouble. or afflicted with
disease, as weakness at the back and limbs pain in
the head. dimness of sight. loss ot muscular pow
er. pa pitatiOn of the heart. irrtabiity. nervous
ness. extreme urinary difficulties. ders1 cement of
digestive functions general debility, vagnties. all
diseases of the womb, hy>tera Sierihty. and all
other diseases peculiar to females. they should go
or write at once to the celebrated female doctor.
". X. Duber.y. at his Medical Institute. aud cnI-
suit him about their troubles aud disease. The
Doctor Is eifectng more cares than any other Ply
scian in the State Of California. Let no false ueli-
eaey prevent YOU but appl, Immediately and save
yourself from painful suferngs and premature
death. All Marned Ladies' whose health or other
circumstances prevent an increase IN their families ,
should write or cdl at Dr. ". X. Duherts 5 Medi-
cal Institute. aud the Siil receive every possible
relief ana help. The Doctor Offices arraHg
ed that he can be consulted without fear OF obser-
vation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients're>iding in any paIt of the State. how
ever distant who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice of DR.. Doherty their respective eases. and
who think proper 10 submit written statement OF
such. in preference to holding personal inter
view are respectfully assured that their cnmmuni-
cations will he held must sacred. ir. Doherty
takes this opportunity OF Observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and tn
latter as promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described. and
the usual lee of ten dosrs enclosed. (by express
or in registered letter.. personal communication
will be superseded as instructions for diet, regi
men, and the general treatment of the cases itself
(iucuding the remedies) viii be forwarded with
out delay. and in such manner as tn convey no
idea Of the purport OF the letter or parcel trans
'mitted.
Consultation at the Office freely letter $40.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
". X. DuHhRlY. NJ D..
3m uSS San Francisco, Cal.
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Two small boys in Chicago, were
garroted and robbed recently of their
pocket money, by five juvenile rufians,
fifteen years old.
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SEMINAL wEAKNEsS-a swoRS-To CERTIFICATE OF
A de ire to benefit humanity and a feeling Of
gratitude to Dir. w X. Duherty, alone induces
me TO make this statement. For many wears |
have been afflicted with that fearful disease known
as -Spermatnrrhoea, or Seminal Weakness the
result of sefabuse, but iil 1885 experienced but
little trouble or Inconvenience. In tnat year. now
ever, had Seminal Weakness to an alarming ex-
tent, which was soon followed ny the most alarm
ing symptoms as weakness OF the back and limbs
pam in the head. dlmue>s OF vision, Nervousness
and general debility. Ny mind. tDn wes afflicted
To such exten Is To seriously impair nv mem
ory; my IDEAS were confused and spirits depressed
was aver>e to society. had evil forebodingS and
seltdi>tuIst, and entirely untitled for any OF
the duties o life. From ls5j To the Summer of
1868 | employ ed the very best medical talent
could find, and spent several hundred dpllaiS but
in no ins ance obtained more than temporary re-
liet. had about concluded there was no relief for
me in this world, but Sc, ing DR.. Doherty's adver-
tisement. thought / should call and see him. "a
he charged nothiug for consult iton | had an in
teryiew with lr. Dolierty, at his office in Sacra
mentu street, and his fee for treatment was 50
reasonable, determined to try him. though did
not expect much benefit from his treatment. Uu
the oth OF December last placed sell under
his care; in one week fund myself very much
improved and now. after ige weeks treatment
feel myself thoroughly cared OF all my trouble
aud III the eHjps meui ol the best health. Hpping
that my experience may be Of beneit to others
simila y afflicted, subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th
day of January A. u. ls65.
iL.s.l a. j. RANDALL, Notary Public
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A QUARREL without fighting is likt
thunder without Lightning.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

AN army teamster, provoked at a
refractory mule, called him "an old
brevet hoss."
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

A SHORT sentence with long end
ing-You be hanged.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

A LITTLE picture by Rosa Bonheur
was lately sold at Paris for $4,000.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

In game of cards good deal de-
pends on good playing, aud good play
ing on good deal.
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If you want to know how quick you
can run mile, tell red headed woman
that her baby squints.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

I'm. ". X. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS SIN.
- eere thanks tn his numerous patients for their
patronage. and would take this npf,artunify 70 re
mind them that he continues n consult ut his In
>titnte for the of chronic diseases ct the lungs
Liver kidnevs Digestive and Gentle Urinary ar
gan> and all private diseases. viz syphilis in all
its iesm> and stages. Seminal Weakness and all the
bnrrid een>e9aen eS af >elf-ahuSe. GonnTFhnea.
Gleet. Structures. Nocturnal and Diarnal Ennis.
sions. Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Rack and
Lions. Inflammation of the Bladder aud Kidneys
etc. etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and SurceS>fal practice will continue t. in>re him
share of public patronage. BY the practice af
many years in Europe and the United States he Is
enabled ta apply the most efficient and successful
remedies against diseases Of all kinds He uses no
mercury, charges moderate treats his patients in q
correct and honorable way. has references of un
questionable vesacity from men of Known reSpec
liability and high standing in society. All parties
consulting him. by letter and otherwise will re
ceive the best and genlest treatment and implicit
secrecy.
DR.. Doherty would call attention to the follow
ing certificates from twn OF his patients who
having fally recovered their health desire to make
known their remedial agent. It will be seen their
statements are fully authenticated by Notary
Public.
The welfare OF society imperiously demand their
publicity. and they are given more II warn the
of whom hundreds of like cases can be cited du-
ring practice of more than fifteen years.
CASE OF GLEEr AND STRUCTURE.
DR. DoHERTY-Dear Sir: feel my health so
fully recovered. that. in common gratitude. be-
lieve should make YOU some written acknowledge
ment for your valuable Seryices-partcul so as
your fee was nall for the work performed.
arrived in this city rr m the Fast about one
year ago, and was then suffering from old ease
Of Gleet. complicated with Structure. Being a
stranger in this city. aud believing these lcrors
who gave >Ich positive assurances of success were
necessarily the hest (sOme Of whom have a large
number of title>) placed myself ia their charge
and continued under their treatment until had
lost nearly all the hopes and considerable sum
Of money.
wish to say now that you are the six Doctor |
have emplayed, and the only enc that has ever
done NE any service. My elect is wholly cured
the Structure Is all removed and my general health
is better than il has been for years
In conclusion world say t. the many unfortu
mates who require medical advice. il You have any
doubt a. to wh"m You may employ ask DR.. noher-
ty fnr my address, and call and see me. q keep
store in this city j My experience may save you
many dollars.
I would alsn add that in the early stage of my
disease, used large amount OF the preparations
advertised As iniallabe cure for (onorrhoea.
Gleet. etc, bat derived any benefit from
them. | am, Doctor very truly yours.
l. IL.
San Francisco Jnne l6 1864
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THosE who talk most, generally talk
to the least purpose. In society the
greatest bores never strike oil.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

No fewer than two hundred and fifty
two persons are annually killed in the
streets of London.
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InSOlVent Notice.

EN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
TY Of the State Of California In the matter
Of the Petition OF W. L. barrow, an lnsovent
Debtor.
The People of the State of California to all the
Creditors Of W L. DarEow, greeting- Pursuant TO
order of the tioN.W : sAFFORn. Judge of the
said County Court, made this day, notice is hereby
given 10 oil The creditors OF the said nszilyeni to
be and appear before the Hos. VS.. SAFFOSD,
County Judge, aforesaid, in open Court. at the
court Room of said Court, in the County
at 10 oelsek A. NJ. OF that day then and there to
show cause. if any they why the prayer OF
said Insuivent should not lie granted and assign
meEt of his Estate be made. gEG he be discharged
from his debts aad lIahIriies IA pursuance OF the
Statute in such case made and provided aud in
the mean time ali proceedings against said inso-
vent Le stayed.
Witness my hand ard the Seal OF said Court,
this eth day Of August. A. d. ls65. =
H. j. C. MOORE, CLERK.
.. RosENsArM, Atty. Tor Petitioner.
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UNION
Insurance Company,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Nos. iI6 and AIS California Street.
ISDIyIDUAL LIABILITY.
Capital stock. $3.50 900.

Capital Stock. ............... s.1o,ooo.
Losses Paid in United States Gold Com.
YE,HIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST LOSS
or damage hy fire. brick and frame huildingS
merchandise furniture. vessels and their cargoes
while IN poit, and other insurahle property.
DIRECTORS:
]. Mora Moss, benjamin Brewster,
James Otis. Jas. u. H3Sgln
Vim. +. Barron, Thomas II. Selby
J. G. Kittle. Nicholas l.uning
Jos. Dnnohoe, John Parrott
Jas. c. Conroy, J. Underhi
p H. Barnett, NJ u. Sweeny
Moses Heller, Moses Ellis
Lafayette Maynard James Pbelan
Chas L. Low Gustave Touchard
Jacob Schnle Michael Castle
Wn n Gawey Nicholas LARGO
Ioseph Seller \. q. kiitle
L. l.. Allen Wm. C. Talbot
Alfred Bnrel Patrick McArau
&. Temple Emmett Caleb I. Fay
T. Y Ha,lock Geo. {. Johnson
F. Hastings. Sacramento
L. Cunningham, William Smith,
Marysville.
CALEB. T.FAY-....-.......... President.
CHARLES u. HAVEN. N.......-. Secretary.
NJ. H. pARRACH. Agent 0rcville.
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Attention
OF Mining Companies, Farmers, Hotel Keepers,
Painters, ETC., and


OF Mining Companies, Farmers, Hotel Keepers,
Painters, ETC., and
ALI Those Interested,
In buving good articles at lowest market rates, to
their iull stock Of everything in the way OF
Irhite Lead Colors Of all Kinds.
In Oil and WGter-
Oils Of all K;nds.
kerosene, Stone Paint,
Furnishes,
U'indotc Glass, all Sizes
Ind cut to order
Also. large stock of Fancy Articles and PER
ing imported by ourselves, and not to be had
elsewhere.
quarts Glasses,
Hydromefer,
Crucibies,
Test Tubes
India Rubber FORKS,
for Ba,use.
Butte Deu,ijoin,
lind Pie Fruit Casks
Feather busters,
Chausois Skins,
Domestic Dyes,
-AH Colors, and Warranted.
Quicksilrer, any Quantity
We shall at all times be hanpy to see nur friends
from B'.tte and Piumas counties, and to show them
through our stock.
CHITTI.E & C0ULT.
% n street and 80 Maiden Lane.
Next the New Thea re. Nary>vills.
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n INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF PHYSI-
clans in the counties of Butie, Sutter, Pluma>,
and Sierra to their large aud select stock of
Drugs, Chemicals and Pharmdcetica Prepara-
iions. embracing every chemical and remedial
agent fast introduced to notice.
They receiving aecessiDns 20 their stock
constantly from the East. and prepared t. ill
all orders frum physicians aud druggists AT as low
rates as the quality of article be bought
for at any reliable house in The State.
In addition 10 their stock OF goods proper to the
Drug business, and which for purity and pliarma
cetical correctness they guarantee IN every case,
they would call the
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ESTABLISHED s-prsssls 10 afori the sfsirfsd sound
and semitic Is3ic1f Hid in tie treatment
cHi cars Of al Pirate and Csroaic Dis
eases, cases Of secrecy and all scr
Gcl Diseases
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid !!
Qaiok Cures and Moderate Charges,
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos ofi-e. Private en-
trance on Leidesdorff ST, San Francisco.
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San Francisco june l6, 1864.
Subscribed and sworn to before NE this 2lst day
of June. a. D., 1854.
GL.s-l a. $. GOULD, Notary Public.
, 1865-07-15

dsy, untn theit intrepid commander MAS
struck down, their powder gone, and the
wounded dying for want Of water, they have
sustains Fhc reputation Won on the battle
6rlds Of Europe, of being second to no troops
In the universe.
Rave rendered auch services and given su.h
men to the nation as Montgomery, Corcoran,
Shields, Meaeher, Mulligan and Sheridan,
and to the world its Bu!kes, CunauB. Graf
tans, Emmette, Moore's. Shcrld ans, O'Cnn-
pellr. Neils. McMahans, O'Donne1ls aud We'll
I1gtons, who, IN short have furnished more
than their thare Of tbs worlds great men,
one OF race too fns'gntfcant to deserve q
PLACE in history, who, when the Irish were
nation Of Eoets, scholars and Statesmen. were
hut liit!e better than the eavages Of New
Zealand. An FRESHMAN.
Our correspondent over estimates the num-
: Ter Of 1tithmen who joined the Unlon
army during the late Wat, by at about four
fifths. 4 careful inspection OF the army
rolls viii show that not to exceed 81, 600 ,nea
Of 1,ish nativity fought In the Union ranks.
OF the whole i SOC. coo nsmes on the rolls, so
per cent arc native born. The truth is, that
comparatively few IrIshmen Joined the army
after the President issned his Emancipation
Proclamation, and TINT few wero mostly
Fen!ana and Protestants. The great bulk Of
the Irish are bitterly pro slavery, and hate
the colorcd people with rancor and malevo.
lcuce that Americans can hardly comprc-
hend. During tho hrst eighteen months Of
the war the Irish turned out moderately
we'll, but after that, until the end Of tho re-
belliou, they furnished but few recruits, On
the contrary. tbey Wsnt with thu cocnAr
heads In opposition to the prosecution Of the
war, almost ea nsasss. The Fenians and Pro-
testant 1risb, however, were true to the tl.r
from first to last. But, In point Of numbeis,
they we're but handful.
, 1865-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WONETAR Z.

Fa1pAY EyEs1N0, Jn!7 II, 1865.
Thc continued advance In Gold has stimulAt-
ing effect npon our produce markets. ard pyiees
chow 81 approaching tendency, with llspost.
lion amopg epeculstoss to opesate. This induces
an acttve demand for money, and the calls upon
bankers to.dsy hare bern quite large, both from
legitimate operators aud spectators. The former
apd no tif3cultJ In obtaining m abnndlnt supply,
Int The latter snd recognition among bsakers
quite difficult, notwithstanding the largo surplus
tn their Thn]tS. Thtre Is no disposition among
banks1s to Lessen the standard which they have
maiulalned fnr The past slI months in the chsrac-
ter ofthets discounts, Notwithstanding the 1eeytI-
mate calls upon them, a general thing, ase much
less than thefE ability to supply.
The EastsTn Exchange market IL easier, and
the rates which Wcre merely nominal Jester,lay.
have very generally been adhered to to day, that
spRf buying; 1-1o@i selling. Tho market has
been affected by 4 ahortneas OF cusrancy among
ecme Of tho bankers, and they have thrown some
considerable Exchange On the market, In order to
obtain supply or tho former. tn. probability
l., that un1cts like necessity should arise that
Exchange viii b et,trer tomorrow. The transsc-
t1ots IN Exchange have not been advantageous to
bsIkers during the past few wsekr, The msrxin
barely reaching one tenth Of one per cent willis
In mspJ caees, It was even less.
God continues to adyauce in New York, and
there Is a talk there OF running It up to 15a ex-
actly for what resson does not appear. II opsned
pretty itiR in Nav York this morning Al 13s,
went up to 1881 At II O'Clock, but AoAl1y closed
dull al 1{s The following are the quotstions tels-
prsphed to BOYD Brothers 20 Clark streek.
, 1865-07-15
Guf1o1A Abduction C1Se-The MiyBlnG
Lady il = Now Character.

B. lEIou me NEW 10fk IElbupe. 17tn.l
The mystery attending the Bosd abduction
case, which has excited much interest for the
past le~ days, has ut length been cleared up
by the return Of the mtssing pa1t;es-m1rrled
OF course. Stripptd Of ali the mystery which
has surrounded it since it was tlrst given to
The public, the narrative Is Is follows: On
the night Of July 5th, Miss Sarah E. Boyd, =
fascinating young lady, aged 81 years, resid.
ing with her parents at No. 97 Henry street,
accompanied ]. ii. Pare, who boarded At her
residence, to the Broadway Thelter. There
thsy xe.e met by two brothers. named John
and THOMAS Armstrong, whether BY accident
Or design does not nppear-proo baby the
latter. Thomas Was returned soldier. and
before his enlistment had been m ailmtrer Of
tnc young Indy, but not meeting with the
!a7or OF her tather, had been forbidden the
nopse. On the night in question, between
the first sud second acts Of the play, Thomas
and the Young lady made some tridtng ex-
cusc, and stating that they would be back IL
few moms nts. left the theatcr. They did
not return, and Pare becoming intensely dis
ensted at the manner In which he had been
uted BY the young lady, attempted to ''drown
BOTTOMS IN the flowing bowl,'' and reached
the residence Of the lair one, who had nssd
him so outEsgT 4ely, st four O'Clock the fol-
loving mo- IN state Of intoxication,
and unable KhsWer the questions Of the
MI Ta1. t4ku 70 Acf u " HAele MS daus1ter Vas.
The next day be was enabled to tell what
had happened the night previous, but the
outraged father refused to believe that he
M Tas innocent Of tie matter, and going be-
fore Justice shapdley, at the Essex Market
follco Court, procured warrant for biz a.
rest and that Of John Armstrong, and at =
lh'er hour they were apprehendea By officer
andre, Of the Court Eqnad, and committed
i"r examination BIZ tue magistrate yester-
gay; tie whole matter was cleartd up by
lIa. 1Ee 'stusn OF tie missing couple. Iums-
casae9 81 Sn 1sa,vinG fhe theater 1hoy had pro-
some friends Of Armstrong reside. Tore on
the following day married, and started on a
wedding tour, and Dad Just returned. Tha
OLD gentleman starmed little at t{rst. hut
finally 1e]entea. aud procet ding to the Conrt
PsfSolea ne release Of Pare aud Armstronr'
AUG 50 enos The c.lebrated abduciion case
, 1865-07-15
ssThe Welsh, the irish and the War;,
A1BIoa, Indiana, July II.

ssThe Welsh, the irish and the Warp
~ ALBION, Indians, July Il.
Editors Chicsgo Trt5ure:
Ny attention has been called 10 an article
in your iesue Of the 11th, bearlng the abofs
caption and s!gaed "H. o. Rovlande," Wan.
kesha, Wis, which deserves place among
the J" curiosities OF nterature.''
The writer delivers himself Of lengthy
eu1ogium on the Welsh nation In America,
its patriotism, and the distinguished hono7
which has been conferred on the United
States By few thousands Of that Musirious
race condesceIding to emigrate to our shores.
Then follows skllfully inserted advertise
meat Of some obscure Welsh journal, {the
-oI1y one In America.) begging for "share
Of Fnhlic patronage in the shape Of business
mems cards. After which the writer flies OF
at \ tangent and closes his article with
TRADE of caluun!ation, faleehood aud blind
ds nuncta tfon Of the Irish race, worthy Of 4
Bilt.nesgate tshToman.
AS an evidence Of the lofty patriotism OF
the Welsh, the writer shows that the racs
were not represented in the fearful struggle,
Speaking Of the Irish, be says they have
bound themselves body and soul to defend,
sustain and Abet ela very the7 are an igno-
rant get of tanat!ca1 NJ cesssonists; they Wera
the leaders OF the Nrw York riot, aud have
dlagraced the Union with the Manifestations
It their treacherous designs all Of which ia
wholly and utterly false. They were not the
hdders In The New York riot. That the mob
was composed partly Of the loves: and most
dlgraded Of the race, do not attemp: to
dtny or pa1llate; but they were the blind, In
fur at.d, tntox csted dupes and tools Of mn
born ard nurtured under the 1as-in turn
tie tools of rebels and traitors. D,es the
eentlem man Judge the Irish as 4 race by that
class? II g., he eau With equal Justice meas
ME the American By the standard Of the
Know Nothing rioters Of Louisville or Cm-
cItnEtl. or the pa riotifm Of the people By the
mob who assallcd the 9Th Massachusetts in
Baltimore, or by the shareholders Of the
Southern states.
Let us see how they have " sustained and
atetted slavery" and :" dhgraced the Uaton
with the manifestations OF their treacherous
dtsgbs" need Lot allCde to ths attitude
of the Irish nation Rt home; towards the
Republic, from ~ earliest days down to the
present, the posl1sn Of the nation At large,
and tf It's Statesmen in The British Parila-
nept, on al questions relating to American
affairs are known to the world. In Tue war
for the Union ita sona were not 80 4nst1f7sA rs
the Welsh, Chinese and O hers; on the cou-
t1a,y, from every Slate iu the North, I,ish
reg ments and 1,ish b,lgades marched forth
t1y. Two hundred aud twenty thonsand(D Of
them went out TO do battle Tor the nations
lI,f, with not one regiment (voluntarily) in
the ranks Of the enemy. On every hattie
field, frcm Bpll Run to Five Forks, they haYe
sealed their devotion TO the flag with their
the waist and ming The tide Of battle at
Fair Oaks, hurling themselves against the
ramparts Of Fredericksburg again and
apafn, until regiments aud br1galcs were
ann'hiIeted, or 1T Lexington few hundreds
keeping IN army Of 5000 at bay, day alter
, 1865-07-15
The House or Revresont.t,v.a

By an act OF Congress, May e3d, 1850, the
numeer Of Representatives was established
at e35, which number WAS apportioned among
the Ecverll Slater trebel inc1uded) In 1861,
upon basis Of IL, ,183 population. Several
large fractions occurring. Congress, by an act
Of March 4, 1862, gaTc an additional member
to each Of the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Min
nesota, Kentucky. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode
1elsnd, and Vermont, thus increasing the
number to 2A1- Nevada having since beea
admitted to the Union with one member, the
total is NO" 2a2. The present apporsionment
stands fixed fact nutI1 Sd of March. 1878.
The eleven States now in process Of re.organ.
lzation are Untitled under II to the following
representation:
Virginia, s; Snrth Carolina, Z; Scutb C.roIin,.
4; Ct orria. q; FloE1ds. /; Alabama, 6; Mlssls-
f1pp'. q; Louisiana, s: Texa', 4; Arkansas, & and
TeLnessee, 8. Total. -.
Elections Of members have been made for
the 3oth Congress in all tho States of the
Union except the aforesaid eleven, and Ken.
lucky and Nevada. OF the $50 members
already elected. IN were chosen On Lincoln
tickets, and SO by tbs Opposition, It Is dilfi.
cult TO make political estimates for the
futnre; but In any event the Republican side
will have clear majority Of forEy.elsht In
full House, as follows:
.. ..s.,,..,.x..,.,,., Rep9sl'c'n. Opposition;
2tky. md New ettlsn4ttd. 4 6
II southern Stiles .......... :. 6B
, 1865-07-15

tucky, that he had demanded for tha cam
ra'gn two hundred Thousand men. H. said
that ne iact vas, that whsn hs Was visited
b secretary Cameron, he explained the dill.
Guilty OF marching into Tennessee by diver
gent nnes-one to Nashville and the other
to East Tennessee-With forres largely out
numbered By rebel armies confronting him.
On one OF thsse lines be had but forty three
hundred zen. to meet an opposing
to'cs Of eighteen thousand. When asked
by secretary Cameron how many
men were needed, ha replied: "For
the present campaign six'y Thousand, aud
before you can reduce the South to subsection
you must have two hundred thousand.N y This
statement, made In presence Of Secretary
Camercn's military family, vas afterwards
published In the Eastern papers In distorted
and incorrect form.
Gen. Sherman, in the course Of his remarks.
heartily indorsed Gen. Coz, announcing hIna
a. the ntxt- Governor Of Ohio. He nlso satd
be was rot, under any circumstances, can
d1date for Gnbe1natofial OF Presidential
honhra