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OonnsoGions are niads At Mongooviis win Tbs sass
dusEy Mansfield 4 Newark B. B.; Il Clyde With to1
sAndulIy, Dayton 4 Cincinnati Z. X. 81 kTsno9t
Tith ff,s Fremont 4 Indiana T. B.. ard - Tolede
Eith nc Hiohisan Southern 3 Northern Indiana sna
TOLEDO 4 Wsbaah Railroads for Chicago, Dotroitl
JackGCn Font Wayne. LoganspoTt, lafayette. Jars:
Alton. ST. Louis and al points West, Northwest aHa
Southwest
Trains arrive Ia OlsvslAnd fEon Tolsdo and ~
West At s:2a 4. n, 1855 p H., and 8:4o ?. .. IzSI
1spdnaky 1t a:l5 a. r. i. ID. BUoAEEs bufLs
rwa-sTa,d nrk Tcfl
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EEEyE EETh
NLRVRLAND AND TOLEDO r z
~. WHITE GaRAEaE4HSk. ~

lsS4-E. WINTER AgRAEaEAES1. lss4-ss
On and afsar Monday, Oct. GlEt, 49, Passenger
Trains VA leave Cleveland - toDoWs l5urOAFs 81
osptsd: -
Grsftop, Obsrhn, WskemEl, EofNAik, q onros-
vile, BsisVue, Clyde Fremont and Eifro1sl
aud arrives ct Toledo at u 2:45 P. NJ UnicaGo IS
Ul0P. \, and Detroit b;1o P.N.
a.fl p M.-WESTERE mAIL,-StQps af III stations
On Southern Diyldio1. and arrives At TOLEDO q
T:25 r. X; Chicago st 5 As A. A. aud DesrotS e.
l0.s0P. \.
GO P. M.-EORTHERH MAIE.-Stops at Al gtal
tons on Northern DtviEioas and srrives s. seaa
dnEky 1t 7:t0 p. 81.
nM p M.-HIGHT E1PRE65.-5toFs a. GEallonl
HorWAlk, honroeVils, Cyds and fTemont, ale
arrives Is Tolsdo st 2:H A. ~ Veioaso ~ y =
FN anc Dstroit at 500 A. y.
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Promise ana Performnnce.

A candidate at an election, who lacked
eloquence, when another had, in long and
brilliant speech, promised great things, got
up and said Js 49, -
"Elsctors Of G--,a all that he has
Eei8 1gil DE-
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NOTICE. TO TRAVELLED.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sxceptsd)
h0RHIEG Express, leaving Troy At 9sl5 A.
L.; from Albany ht Hudson River Depot at $50 A.
H. arriving ct New York 81 $3.50 ?. n
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
P r.; from Albany 1t S;l5 a H., arriving As hoH
York At 0s20 n, connecting with express trAiH8
for PhilAdelphiA and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the ESQ ct Albany for New York By the Bar
lam Road.
Tor the better accommodation OF the public, ~.
raugemenis have BEEN made 70 run the trains q
the Hudson River Railroad Co. and those 0f the D.
Y. and Harlem Railroad %. at different houTE rom
Albany and Troy.
Passengers VII be Tioketed and Baggage ehsokee
over this road direct 70 New York by the Central
q r. Co. and ali connecting lines North and West
Tickets on the Hudson River bailrcsd Co. and oi
.hiS Co viii be received By sither road and Bag
Arc checked By either Company viii be deliTsrsd
IN Hsw York without change OF ohsokb-
Nov. "a, 1854 y. A. CHAPLIN, sup't.
TORD r. GREnE. Advertising Agent
Ar KuoKERBooKKE, Agent, Albany. no32Rs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRLI7s sPECIFTO PTLIS-WABT


RAETED N Ali OA6E8.--0an bs ratsd
Esssr saiI b cl1si Do no- nnusoatal Ars npss4
o. aotiSnl Hootanes Of dist rsquirsdl Do not IN
tarisrs VITA busfnszs puEguitsi Gan b ussd with.
cat dstsotignl Upward o. so e1Esl ne past meath
.-sosss q tRsn vory HsFsrs ca1s1- Over ons hun.
srsd pbFricianF h1va a1sd thfn IN tholr prao.
-. "a sssak WsIl Of thsiF aGoaey, and spprovs
q thsiF corpolftioz, Whiah b ontirsly VsgStabiss
ostss car b shown Bau's Spseiao Pills AZ 81
eEfalnel and only gsluina SpsciGc PHI. 1hsy Az
Sdspfud lor male and falaais, older youngI ans
IA ogly rtlia5ls ruDs1y i0r sasotlEg Pernae
esut All Epesdy ruf8 II all Gases o. 5permatorrhea-
~ ssaInsf Wo1knass Hitk Al Itl trains Of sVill,
secs g ursthral and Vaginal Discharges Gissts
- Wlftce. Eifhtly or 1aVoluntaFy AEiaElo1n, In
aoatilssoa, 9enital Debllity and lrritAbtityp In
potorcy, Wsakns4 or losI Of Power, Nervous De-
bIlftT, h., 80, A Of which arise principally fro
GaTusi EEeas.e5 or ssH Abuse, or Sons oonStitp-
tiouar feElngtment, and inoapacitatsg tbs Iznsrer
feou hlsliing tha duties of married LIE. In II
n3nsnlstns Physcian fog the Sreatment Of Seminal,
Urizagy, sexual and HsrV0ls pilaas.ls who VII
Sad fse g Al ths ioli0WinE guluab,s work b
Tn THTTHfz THoUaksD.-Dr. BsIFs TFsatiss On
lslf Abusa, Prs1sture Decay, IDPote1os and Los
Of Pcwnr, 9sxRal Dilsesa1i seminal heAEne1S
Ni1htly Elnissionss Genital Deoi1tys So 9eg
panphlst q o. pages, oo1teining Important ad-
- 70 tis sdlietof. and Which should Be read ~
sgerV rusrs7 - tie msans Of cure IN the ssVersst
I,sEss L FIainlf - fOrth. Two stamps required
70 d ~ sAA-@A-A-A-es Hr4AA8NN
MPORTANT TO OLnDRS-Dr. HAr-
V,y's Female FIas nave nsFsE yst Esflsd In rsmOvs
ing dacaltiss arising from obEtruotion, or stop
pags Of natqrs, OF In restoring ths TystsE % per-
81 health when suFsring from Spinal Afsosions,-
PreispSus, Utsri, ths Whites, or other weakness y
tks Uterine Organs. Ths Pi1lt are perfectly harm
les On TIE ocnEtitatlon, and may Be tAksn By tbs
aog dslicata fcu1Ais without eausing di5tre8s-tbe
saus time thsy act Ike q charm By sngthsning,
inyigorstsng and restoring the system % q health
sunaitlon, and b. bringing on the monthly period
WITH reEalerits, 10 matsar ron what oauBeg tbs
obstruction may ariss. They should, however, Ho7
- taktn during The Ant thrsa EonfhH sf prsgnan-
81, thoagh hafi ~ any other fiEt, ~ niSoaTiAEs
Vsouid - ths FssalL.
--Haeh box oonteins 60 Pills. Fries %.
d. HAlEnT'E TElA1IaE On D1ssassa d Fsmalss,
Pss7nansy, MisoarFfAge, Barrsnnsss stsrility, Re-
pFoiuction, and AbuB1s Of Nature, and empkntieAl-
II fhs Indisr Private HodioAl AdEissr, q pamphlet
Of 81 pages, ssnt frss 70 aEy addTs. Six esnts re-
guirsd % pay postage.
1ahs plIll and hook Win b cent By mail Whsa q.
UFsd sr1lraly Healed, and prepaid, by
j BKXAa, d. D, Gonsrhi Agent,
No. 70 Cedar IT., EeW York.
- Eold By all ths principal Druggists.
&. y. CLARK. Druggist Agent ior Cleveland.
suls2l: :RS.n. ~ .ffwW
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A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

TEkes Eject Monday, Merck 2OtI, 1855
Two Thro1Sh Express Trains Daily between
CLEVELAND and NEW Y0RK-
"DAI ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (sundays oxcoys-
ed) at $50 A. H., arrives at MeAdylle at 2uO -
Dinner salAmenca At 6=56 ?. n, (Sl seping CNsF
and New York at l:l0P. n.
''HIsHr ExPREss," leaves Olsvelsud eSaturdETl
sxoepted,) At 9:l5 =, tsiseping Cars sttache@
arrives at Meadville at LEO A. ~, SElaEAnos 4
$50 A. H., aud New York at 10.S0 ,. n.
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E OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give mp speotscleE, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
eents Address E. B. FOOTE, n. D.,
febI4: Rsd&w 1870 Broadway. New York.
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SEWING MACHINES.
T1HR FLORKFCR.
l Il hss many Improvements owe any and Al
REWfINH MACHINES

Il has the rsysrsbs fssd, feeding the cloth oiths
20 the right or left, to stay . seam or fAstea she
ends OF seams Il takes four different stiiohss. ths
Lock, Doublo bOet, Knot and Double Knct--eseh
boInE alike on both Eideg Of the fabric. Its mo.
tiOnf are al positive; ssHb the thioksst thinnegt
fabrics without change Of tension. Hens any
width hs fslls hrsidE. quiltn, binds, gathsTn and
nsvIs In . sufae At tbs same time.
Nv. GLEASON & CO., Agents,
Wo e Public SQUARE, CleyeIand, end 70. Msrrn
Blask Dsarnsf bRssts ssass6 iulEgT- b
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RAiLRohDs.

FVLEVKLAND, ooLOMBUS ; CTFs
NICIHBATT AILRoAD,
lsS1-s. WHITE ARRAHeEAAET IS0t-s.
ISt FrAIn-s0s A, n.-OIEOIEsATI ExPREBs.
Stopping at Graftoa, Wellington. New Lon
don, Shsiby, OrsJthds, Galiou, Gilsad, Car
sington. Aah.sJi DslAVsrs, D'Vis Centre aR1
ID TrslS@5:ss ?. iN.zAOOOa aaoDA4IOs.-stoss
.s an stssious. and arrives n Columbus a. s -
% ErAin3-ios % 7. .M.-NIGHf EXPRE85-3torginz
- S.E,a.liont Wellington, Hss London. sheby.
SIS11 lsS.na, saAio1. silsac, OardinEton and psis
ErS,nS leave oosqnbus At $50 and Ias Az, 10 -.
= Si'selAna ~ A. -, and $50 ,. ~
. E-,4 OOEEBOTT0Es.
Aslby-Sanduaky, HAzIasid / Ns,r.yl. R,Firn.s Z.
nanEhad, Ah fsrann. Newark. EansSvIis
Or.,slins.PitsburEh Fort wsyus . Chso.ro R.s.
road, Forsst, uPper ss1dusky, Dsirbo- LI1-s
Fort Wayns. Lagorts, Ohioago, a.. WesS ~
Grafton and Bselontaise Railroad Line. lor hArson
Bsllsfontains sidssy, gliou. auncie Indiss-
LoaisrfIis, Cairo ST. Louis, q. -
uaisWAre-8ith 6pring6e!d Branch toT 1rfln5held.
Ssrold oI A xsa,s Bs56a nssaaSo ssS S
Isrre Haqts, s.. Lopia, MoTroy, LoyslAla. -
Snsinnate and gith ne ono snd ~, ,aias,lssgs ss
Sitle, SalEe. s. Louil, ID ~ PENIS On ffs
OOlumbus-Csnt.slO Ohio RaDro~d iOr Newark, Ears.
Vile Wishing &C; ooiumbus, PtquA In
diana Bailroad ior Piqua, UrbA1A- &c.
Dy-for Tickets to Al points and inform stion a7FiF
Is ths Passenger station Aad Il Usio8 T9ok5s Oses
AZ Superior sfreet. y. s. FLINT,
0s-elaud Ock- -. ia-4- lar~rf- ssndsnt.
OLRVELAND AND PITTSRURGH
~ BAIL AD.
1875, WINTER ARBAEaEMEHf. INs
On and Arter Monday, Dec. l9th. ls54 Trslna Iaasa
Cleveland e. follows. caiiY, (s1ndEya ezceFtsdls
sso0 A. M.-MAiL-Arrivss ct Pittsburgh 4 % P. ~.
HauBburgn 2:10 A. H. Balttmorr 90 A. \,
Wssnington l0sa5 A. n, Philadelphla 6:s5 A. n,
New YORK e 10 4. r.. Mheeling 90 p. n. Cor
and MiIiersburgh.
/ 70 p a. Xxx * ES5-AFrivss e Pitbburgh s:I5 ,,
=. Harrisburgh 7:3G A H., Baltimore Il 20 r.
MsHashingtos, 4 40 P. n, Phtladelphia i2sf9 ?,
n, New YORK Z:t5P. n, Whealinq 20 A. \,
t:l5 P. M.-AOOOMMODATION-F Hudson ana
intermediate Stations, OuyahOga Falls. Akron,
and hi0ersburgh, connecting II Orrville VITA
P. +. W. y. BY. for Canton, MassillOn, Woes
ter aud Mansisld.
OarsaI an thToRss rom Pittsburgh "a Ese Tex
fVia Al fentoWn), without change % carr.
~ Fare lON a5 by anY otner hle.
- Through Tickets can DO DrocGgrd e ths UEkn
fioket Oroes edd1n Housa, 1t tns De=ot, o. p 9
o. nEVeRHUx Rur.s
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FLOUR AND FEED.

ELOURI FLOUR FLOUR AT RE
10 DUCED PRECES.-5,QoO bbls fresh ground
FIour,-all gradesi some very choice brands OF Red
and White Wheat. suitable for femily or bakers
uge. for ssls at Warehouse, l9T Merwin ct. Gro
oerymeu Bakers and othsrn in want win consult
ebe;r own interests BY examining our stock.
spl4 GARD6ER. BURT 3 co.
DYE FJOURI RYE FLOURI-For
M 1sIei \ Iots 20 sujt, ct Warehouse Of
: SSlS fkRpGHB, BVRg k0oi
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POSI- oFFIcE TINETAaLE
IS5l-5s Winter AFraRgomoRT Iss4-S.
EOR THH
kRRIykL LHD CLOSING OF NAILg.
AT TEE
mr. EUJgvA Nm pnRTnRrTun

conHEssHs EOHDAI, o0rosEB slsFs 1874
~ Maiis win be op6nsd and rsady Tor delivery
ens hour after arrival Of trains
- All MailE eloss ons hour hsfofs departnrs
EsinE.
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On Lnd afsar Monday, Oct- Ilss, 1854. PAssenssE
Traln1 viii ran iolloWs, tSundAFS eEoapted1i
rmEuw uT.FVWTANDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13

sktinQ
sion II our Savior from the prayers OF peopo time
the in,erpostion OF God In their behe uu' e TINS
the express reeo ution has been dsfesaiaTcu. i,Js
matter 81 religious faith is no in3gnrca1 an. 4 ia
the deepest sentiment in the souls OF fn's pp v.Iu
the distinguishing trait IN the character Oh ~. he,rth
tion il has It's influence in te chrP rn o. i,s recog.
stone in temple and legislative ball ana .s s in
nition I'M The confessions Of thousands anu . bo,s
,nr army When disrcgaIded. ii has shocku ,'o I'd M
fabric of religions feih. Appealing 10 Tou Ichorab
recopniziug the dyin,.y Of his Son is l"Ns 90 nean
,he van reret!tion Of words which have no on
irt The copgtrv axis no hypocrcy IRON Mi.
- bis SeI,cous belief is respected pnt ln'! u.sn
'a,a5 -" ,ber sfs,e.nan whose faith more hccous VII"
30 roI,oious conyictious oi the people. :.
W. n1esent the public sentiment 81 the county nv
e,s 81 ms projecting no wish 10 be unrendIS OF
nJ eitrI to the President or The Secrcthr's "eIs
a. m nj the sentiment of our counrymen anu
&C. tLe Execntiy- into tie belief that there was DO
,n,irt against his Secretaries, or Withhold the nom
az fYorcss1n If pubic opinion as II presents lSe W
NJ We should neither be- friend OF tie frefidet nor
lover of the country. JSlS end candor are ct on 'ies
,ner and sb0ui' be ut oil times acceptable 10 the
President If he woud retain the confidence anu ioye
of the ppope unite and strengthen the bonds "i auto
,uent bciwecu himself and his c0untiymen ieahihnee
the pubc heart and give hope and the sue
cess 10 the people he will calmly consider the incis a.
presented ard speedily give them recognition IL TIC
reformation OF bis cabinet.
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Gen. Ru,ier's Revelations.
Eross TIE Hiohssond ty-5ig, Deb. 6

"When rognes fall out. honest men get their
dues" II docs nos by ay means follow however Nat by
means Of Yankee qUarIe! the COne1eTacY viii recover
al that is OWING her. NO conceivable capital or nency
OF fortune aid repay T. the SOut all TINT she
lost by Yankee brutality. malignity and yincictige
noes compensation for tue suffering she has been
forced 10 endure satisfy her demapls Cor justice.
Oar duss not to be rot IN any such Way. But from
the disputes OF Liars truth very oen derives much ben
eLi. witness the very Pretty quarrel between Butler
cud Grant. When lenkees pTalse each Other. nobody
believes word they say. bat when they GInse eGcA
Cther there Is no abstract reason TO believe tlem ex
cept that which s Involved IN their natural tendency
10 Lenddclty But, on The general principle that any
tlin bad is Of least applicable 10 them what would as
10 OF people be SANDER os 70 tho Yankees. ii lot
true certainly ought 10 he true Nothing that is vi!e
nothing that Is dsAonorable, nothing that is ycious
nothing that is loBdaCOus, nothing that 10 cruel moth
inF tlat is brutal excel what the Yankees have
Displayed OF these qualities Oher people heVe been
Ia g. Cthc-s have been cruel Others have been brutal
bu! it was reserved Tor the Yankees 10 exhibit tie lu
cue perfect combination Of all those qualities in ma.
tiOnsi character which have been created only
10 deaerve the exeCratiOn Of mankind
But Tor ihis fact. which seems 10 DO universally
ACKNOWLEDGED h would have been hard 10 credit the
Statements which Butler made in a recent speech at
Lowell Batter has quarreled with Grant, or rather
Grant cane 20 The conclusion that Butler was rather an
inculnjranee Ia lis army. than nn acquisition. and
hence allied Ajmsc Of The first opportunity to get rid
u him ButLy is CeteTMned however that the Lieu
tenant GeGxa shall not continue to enjoy tie Teputa
ton which no Ons knows better than be 10 have been
founded on the most monst0us system Of elaatanry
and LunIuQ ever Yankee Ingenuity and lmpGdence
has ever devised Hence whiie magniying his own
supDOsitiOus poitS during The campaign OF last Sum
ner and claiming Up have won the only successes
achieved BY Tie XaLLSs S---.~ ~ Inc operations
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T.e i,mlnu OF slavcs ia Congress.

On TUESDAY the Senate went into secret ses'
sion 10 take ito consider on tie resolution OF hf
brown Il Ntfslsspd that The Committee On MilI-iy
An M be- d. tracffd - IcpuIt liz with TIE 'ehst
tallo ds,r TO TAX. ntO the lniitbTy service OF
The Confederate states ruuDcr Of negro fodi'ia o'
Ia exceed two hiudfcd ih0urtrd Ivy yolnnitfy eist.
mont with the consent Of their owners 81 corsiIp'
n n g nev he found roccssGry; ond that the CON.
ttrc provide IN said BIN Tor tie cmnnipolon OF sali
ncg g., In MI cases where they prore H i nid true Inc
efd Il thc war and fr TIE immcd dat" pfynent under
proper restsct0ns oi ,hsir fd present. 'age TO ther
owners 49,. ~,
M Bu-rc,, ~. Ker'ncky moved 10 20 rodfy The rec
er ION as To- make IL resolution ~ inquiry ara NOT OF
pos,tive instruction Ito amendment vas rejected.
vote wns then after debate. taken on the resolu'
tion, and II IVES r,iect,d-yc.s .. nays H.
Those ulo voted ia tie aAif -"lise NoI" Ai'sA's'
Brown, Henry ard Vest
Tbos, " 10 voted in tue nrrntiyc wcrn Mes.rs fnker
Crpertnn Groharn. Hnyncs Iiuuter. johnson OF Nib
sotIi, "nrwen oldham. or, Scnmcs. WaiAef "at'
son ard Wicfn
Tls e,s the uneasy ghost ior the present. At least.
In the House on Wescsdny. the Speaker lad before
tie IInafe u.e bill returned fnm tie S@not' providing
for the eriymcnt 81 me negroes ard n'r,i IN Ger t
uirrrl capacities the army Ihif riD Wa. assch pT
Tie House last week hr' HAVING been amended by tc
senate Is returned 20 tho House ir IL concurrence.
Mr Good " YiTguia. moved that N rules be sus'
pended and the biz b. considered. which VEs agreed m
Tho BIZ being taken mp t4c Holsc REUSED 10 agree
10 tee : mates amendments, asked Tor committee
OF conference.
frhis Is tie principal bin on The nq,cct Of arinne
sla,oai the Killed IN tie senate side olairl
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The O. uos'icn or Ars'ing the Negroes.
Iron. THE IxleI ..so,,a f,is;,as,H, I.I.S y.

The folio wing letter from the Army oi North
eru Virginia SKIS us n propose 20 The Virginia Legs
ature 10 Inisc ,wO or tlfGs regiments OF picked negro
ttonps nd offer them ~ Gen Leo. He VIII be glad 10
hive tbc,n and II viii ataTt tie thing There many
fnst rate ofceTs-Hati'e al lOrosn--wLo viii take
tYc corninsDd and sicn liz ding - tired We can tel
better how Il wll sncceed Scn BY aSes OF taking vita
nothing but assertions ON ea, v sde'
small experiment with 30 v fross VIII help " more
than al the sc Consresl cob and my wo.d iaTii
the thing be properly done vii n hea M of" abeut
the ne no being amt Tor a solder ss h-b.sin " noic.
"They iGk about diDirsinl prod Nsep' 'loId hs "a
know what good the lefgrsi crops viii T. ' Eos uieha
he r-ir sd tai give acces, 10 teu te e.op- DO
duced uc bot Jet he she 10 get II We rsio Judge
boson you'd rot rod stfeugN - tht4 az oy
3+lO arms bafins mon among fL,in That sg9f u We
bring 10000, II Will make tie woI Niui-As III tr
Nor It'll difficult, 0nI will accomplish our sct,a
On people 6eudei about peace Toe army WI "O te
sold by the towards at home They NUT consu '''
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gs;r st Richmond BE- declares the whole capdgn en-
Grants part TO hsyVe been supe dous isiDt cher:
feriua by series Of disastrous deeaA' " which tens
Of Thousands Of Union soldiers were W"lesi7 slaugh'
Tered Cor the accomplishment Of an 'uaitainatle pur
me-. We are now Tor the first tTle Informed Of tbs
fact Oh Yankee authority; altloP XII durirg the whole
perod Grant and Stanton had 'ecn claiming dolly VIC
totje which ought accordDg 10 ali reasonable theories,
10 have conducted TIC Fed9 ri armies right int the
Capol.square before the coming vi tba Summer'sot
stce We are ike'Sise told Tor the frst ,ine
what was Grants true plan. and We ere shown ho"
thotouglT he Was deieJ tcd ou'generaieu ahu 'heun
vented
Butler reveals the ct that II was Grants design To
strike James river > Dovo Richmond and teen ehece
function with tive Army Of TIE james Operating nolu
Bermuda HundJtd. 4 cOnsuninia'ion o! ils now,
mon, woyd beye comnelcy isn,Gtad Richmond, ami
cot il oV irp rs necessary coon anlcaions' ha"'r
tells now S-aDt was baied IN tnese CALCULATIONS "
Gen, Zee; b.. he does not Ia us how he hims'A "as
beaten aud driven back by Gen. BssureeGid. lie aces
however Gam that bis gsslsnrce saved tie Dfttr OF
Csdd HsrtoT "a baitic in which Grant aitacke the
Confederate lines with hs Whole force, nd wac drivch
bnck With the loss OF heari, lOAo men me tohicpr'
atee osur not more thaniOOaer which he aandonci
his WI ole system Of operations tie north SIDE lhs
f. Mat Batter calls "savinE blttc."
BIT what would be- were L no, iir our knowledge oi
the Yankee character of TIE most TCy0ng oscos'
nres brutality and Implicitly record. Is The shame
less confession in regard TO tue exchange OF prsoucs
Butler taxes care 10 cfst the oCiaH 81 ths tdo'a' .oh
On General Grant IL appears that "fcnt gave "icCs
10 stop tho exchange after Butler had made arTanre'
merits TO perfect II 4 at ButlT Their wrote sn sfen
,rpnt uoi for the purpose ~ supporting pos ol
deemed 20 b. Just In Itself tut 20 ma ase bi -icn
the violation Of the cartel might be JgstAed 10 tne
world In other words TIE NcD- fcrk World say =
the reasons gwen were MT The tr.c rtusons but
shn reasons. md thus the scores al uonsdhcn N uhof
~ are captive on both sides were mrde {" sun'f io
1, an. aia q nepp but N order 70 prevent i.c Con
fpdeIrcs geltiig tie services of my more men, nEd Us
b. euatlc cram 10 ea in some me"ur,, had extra
ordinary b.uDGeIs ard 0tIycndOEs losses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-13
Fi-lrc see Southern r'crrf.
H,r1,, rfyke r,I..I,... III. rt..if,. Erk. D.

Tho ire OF resistance l. rcllnuled ~ lur
breasts of tie Confederate Tcoplc, but burns T"st
brightly IA the mis- tint veteran and patriotic army
which has never uiieied 10 decline. Notire en DC
moro encouraging than the Ind 81 MT tcp0nles ~ Voc
uir worn veterans 10 the insulting proposals o we
Lincoln Government except. perhaps tlc 'alOf "'tI
which they sWgys IP e tie Insults 81 We enemy! II
eEefy c0~ts division brigade fnd regiment m''uitS
are now hen bold aad resolutions nre pnfoed eNnis
siye Fl the determination Of NE army never 10 abandon
the holy stturele IT. which they fyo boon encnerh
mn intependcncr shall crown our cfOft'. st.cla
Gle Ike this j. enough 20 Augment 'le conroge - ~"
most Determined. 10 confirm Tie conlNl'hee "i t'
most san gune and 10 restore hope 10 Tic must dc 'h
dent - =.
I'll well that proper responses 'hcuie he iNlf in
these expTes sious al resolution on The part ~ nc az
Willie The b.gye who daily isf NOR l'rs 'r 70
couutry who suffer privition ch'orfnly hnd Jyluli
encounter the pct.'s e tie battle ic IRE dee-l.f
themselves recly & make every sacTlhce even - Ia
Ia / in ORDER IN naiutaln the struggle II vuulu W
- an,efnl were their voices Cad no echo among tost
whom thay have !rit nomethe a. hers. The W'ti''s
and sisters, flf wlusc rights and liberties teN nave
dedicated il,r lives. Ills city Ril speak Eii. 81!
uhetIc rostoise 20 day. Her example sl'rld H. = j
lowed throughout the STATE. Let ceuufy mrelniH De-
held resp Yndiuf To tle army, AMI ptdEng in' IHn
and the utmost eXcTlon7 Of the people 81 BON" "r ne
sapDorf ~ the war. Nothing VIII have better 'hrst
In tue army than for DOR galmut soldiers 20 Know thit
their EFF ". aud tor sacrifices meet IKE tympathy sId
tic appreciation Of the country.