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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

When your wife is silent hold the baby
for her. Perhaps it is as much as she can
do to hold her tongue.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15
Gt0G the Csdron Bttters one Trial,

Aud yeu WILL MEYER use any others.
1t is not publish long list of diseases which
the CEDRON BITfEkS specific. n ALL diseases Of
the STOMACH, BOWELS. LIVER. OR KIDNEYSi IN
ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE BRAIN. depending upon de-
Taugement Of tbs stomach ana bowels; in GOVT. RHEU-
MATISM AND NEURALGIA. and in FEVER AND
AGUE It destined to supersede ALL others Il not only
these diseases but prevents them.
winegassul of the Btsrs taken an hour before each
meal viii obviate the bad effect of the unhealthy
mate and the taking against diseases
the most trying exposure.
Sold Retail by GrocerS and Druggists
GeneraIlg
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

NO man name IS more Intimately connect
ed with the history Of DIatera Medica in the United States
more favoEah!y known pioneer heal discovery
than that Of DR. JOHN BULL Of Louisville inimit-
able preparation Of SASAPARILLA has long the
bead Of the various compounds Of that valuable
his COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY has become a household
word throughout the West md outh
His Worm LOzENGEs in less than wear after their in
Production attained reputation wide spread CONT
Hent Of North America But the glory life
remains 70 be attained IN his discovery
hlnaton for he does not CED
KUN, which IS the basis Of the BITTERS
public That honor belongs to the native Inhabitants CEN
IRAL AMERICA to whom its virtues have been known
more than two hundred years Armed with Indian
bids to MOST DEADLY MALARIA aud handles
without fear the most serpents. til belief
them that long there breath CFDRON
is potent to matter what the may be- While
DIX BULL Is not prepared to endorse this
snso he is nevertheless satisfied thorough examine
tOn Of the evidence relating virtues that as remedy
TO changes Of weather and climate the nhu-
eBee,it STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, and Justly de-
serves e reputation 1t has SO long enjoyed in Central Amer
lea and the West Indies.
IN DYSPEPSIA and its attendant Of SYMPTOMS it
acts more like charm than medicine There nothing in
the range Of Matera edica that for bear
comparison with It is this disease
Of this wonderful plant NAV found in the
tih edition Of the U s. Dpeusaory pages 1897 and 1855
series of experiments which Blu LII has been for
years engaged has Just been brought termna-
ton and ne IS now enabled TO offer the public
Of CEDkON with other approved tonics,
IN the best quality
He might furnish volume Of certificates the public
have log since learned estimate things their true
ve The safest plan is for for himself
virtue Of a medicine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Albert Bowers" alias Tony" colored
aged years away cm my employ the 23d Of
February, 1907 being property indentuFed q
prentice viii give the above my boy. hereby
an persoas that VIII not b responsible fr any debts
JoRN " BOWERS. Harssnaa sounsy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

A. horse IS the og,y individual that fully
appreciates the hszury Of wo
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Why will you persist in wearing another
woman hair on your head p asked Acid of
his wife. She retorted-" Why viii you per-
sist in wearing another Sleeps wool on your
hack y
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15

Where are you going SO fast, Mr.. Smith p
demanded Mr. Jones. Home, SIR, home !;
don't detain me, 1 have just bought my wife
a new bonnet, and must deliver it before
the fashion changes
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-15
J. r. WINBOURNE
apr2O6u
Attachment NOTICE.

Pitser Miller VS.. A. G. Sullivan
In this cause attachment having been levied
on the lands of the defendant who was at
the time of suing out this attachment a nom
resident Of the State, it is hereby ordered
by me that publication be made in the Boil
var Bulletin for four weeks, requiring the
defendant, A. G. Sullivan to appear before
me, at my Office, in Bolivar. Hardeman
County, on the 18th day Of June. 1867, and
defend this suit, or the same will be pro-
eeeded with exparte. This goth May 1867
G. II. ANDERSON, J. p.
my25 4tp IS Hardeman Co.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
NOTICE..

T'H E undersigned take this method ofinforn-
4 ing the public that they are stiii assoc, A. ed
together IN the Carpenters ouslne.s. and Will
contract for the building Of Houses of everv
description. All work vii be e1ecIteI with
dispatch, and, In all contracts for Dsenns ss
specIai attention will be pad TO Rrlokiaylng
Pas;erns ard Putnttng.
All riders addressed 10th en- a, Lsonard,ovn
M. VII! receive prompt at;eHucn.
GEORGE HORNE,
TUOA.iS &. GRLESHELL,
May II, leoS-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
Proics ssionai ! O,;ce.

1--WE undersigned. having entered INTO an
Arrangement with Al able legal firm in
W Ashinst0n city 10 prosecute claims against
tie Government. respectfully invites the peo-
pie of ST Mar>s and adjoining counties 10
transmit him auy claims whether for Bcun-
". Pensions. Damages iuriug tho war OF 9th
er cause which they may i."ld against the
United Sa:es Gov,rernent. Strict attention
wii be given ara pruUut return made OF all
iiInidaicd Gains. All business 0! legal
character plscAl in Lis lu,!s will be proMp
~ attended TO. li.;s nation in regard to
eialns caser.ully givcn, free Of charge. Ad-
dress,
B. A. JAMISON
Attorney At Law
aud
General Claim Agel.
Ihnptioo,
St. Mary's County.
Md.
Jpns IA, isi8-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
ELECTION NOTICE.

y CONRAD, Agent,
Is,ening Ene!i>h Island Molasses At IS cts
4 fair article o. Cubs 50 Cts.
Rio Coffee FROM 80 70 S5 cts.
Ceylon do for 80 cts.
Java do for IS cts.
Brown Sugar from IA 70 1si cts.
Also, Corn Meal. Super aud Extra
Flour. Bacon, Batter. Lard. &c. At a
small advance.
n. c. is now s"liiug Re.jy-made Cloth
ing At cost, cheaper than can be boughi
bere or 10 Baiumore Call and sa.isfy
yourselves of The fact.
n c. has The l~,g".t and best stock Of
Shoes. Boots, Hats and Caps in tie coun
-, which be offers at snail prcf:s for
cash
n c. hasa large assortment f DRY
GOODS. ella, b sc,ng every article usual,
:ound in 6.st clas'c 'uDtry store, all OF
which be nffrrs low for the ready cush o.
Q punctual dealers oD short credit.
Rags, fues of ail klpds ~auted, and
Poultry Of all kinus taken in exchange for
gos1s.
Nov Is, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
NOTICE.

I viii attend strictly and expeditiously TO all
L lcl.lins putin r'y hnnds, both for the return
Of aImoney eironeonsly pnd oy our a3re's-
ment( E specially the larg. tax on t'ofneu
Storekerpers Tor the year 1869 and also the
am opmt appropriated at the Ia st SIS non ct tes
grtss BY the G t.N ERAL GOVERN hENl
for all sa, es " no entered the my.
All rartes des'rI"s my attention III this mat
sr will pIease write me Immediately, and |
will send III. proper papers
C. FRED. MADDOX
Aug 9.ls6e-ir
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
(fARYLANU AGfsis xTCR.iL COL
-'S tEGE.

t-EuE.
The Guties Of this Ir~,itu,ior vi. be rc.
sumel on >'ONnAT 25,h OF March.
Willie i is de>;snei TO mske in>ssur
IN the theory and practice of Agriculturo
the pecu lar feature Of 'he 'nttg" rrovi.ion
i msce for fall course Of Collegiate instruc-
'ion. embracing the LstE, Hrei, French,
German. la ian. ard Spsuish languages. Of
any Of them. course Of Mathematics. Mem
tai end Morsl Scisnce. Hi-tary, aud the study
Of The English language ard Literature,
Natural History sod Natural Philosophy ria
their seysrat branches will have special at.
tsntion. Military Tactics will b taught
Thers viii be no Preparatory School, huS
8 selec.ed English ard Scientific Coutso may
De taken At the students option. No one so-
Seived under fourteen wears Of AGE, '@
Fer q Circular and further information ~.
dress
NIB. WORTHINoToH,
Register. &C..
Ocice Of Am0icaa Farmer.
Bsitimoss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
InS0LVlNT l31'ICB.
Petition for In III" Circuit C"nr
Insolvency. for st Mar!s count,

7Y virtue Of authority vested in me. as
~ Clerk ni tie CiTcnlt Court for Saint Ma
vs. county, by the God" of Public General
Laws" OF this state it i. hereby ordered that
f. f. Spad;ns. All lnsp|vcnt Petitioner, h'
and appear before tie sad court on the third
Nunla\ ut Marc: ncxf, t., answer such IN
or allegations a. his crc!iturs en-
.!.rSe,s, or securities may allege or Propose
l-aiu<t him, and that said lnso'vent cause a
.uny oi tai, notice t. be published in The
S;in, Nar>'s GAZETrr once week Tor three
N ,nths, .,-r,ious 10 sad thrd Mou:'y oi
;iarch next
JNO. \. CAVALIER. Cl'k.
True c"py-Ir-t
JNO. \ CAVALIER. CIk.
Dec 18th. lSo5-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
lLUAI!3 nI3!
lLuI:ls,'R3 !!
AL UEY Willis. ~ DOOSS

'F'iiF: Undersigned hereb; rutfv tic citizens
# 81. M.rY's County. that he. keep on
h,nl At the = w come of Green ana Psa,t
Street, Baltimore, large appointment OF
NlliNG' e. LATH>, JOlSI, SCAN r.
LING. Fi.uD K / y q, l. l. y G 5
WtA InES BOARDING, sc.
lney will sell their Lumber At the loves
Baltimore nrice.. and guarantee II IL be equ4!
in qrt.ty to aay solj in toe city OF Bati-
more.
Parties visiting Baltimore are earnestly in.
vi'si - give u. cal. before pu-chasin. else
wuere.
s. WILLIS & co.
Aug. 9. lsGG-sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
NOTICE
To Traders. Keepers of Ordi-
narics and Others.

TWNRADER>. Keepers of Ord"arir>
e aud orncrs, are hereby notified. !"
pursu ,ncc OF ;he Act of Assembly, i"
such cases made aud provided. to tase ou'
aud renew their LICENSES,
On or before the first day OF
May ne>t,
n, tho law will be rigilly enforced against
those who neglect to comply with the pro
visions Of the Act of ~ s,cmbly. passed n
January Session. 1888.
Tug law does not authorize any person
or peisens TO sell or barter goods, wares
snd merchandise, with7ut first having ob-
t,lnri LICENSE from the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court
Bs order of Judge Brcut,
J\O \ CAVALIER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
ST Marys county,
Md
N,r,h pS JNS-tJ
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
FARM WANTED
IN
ST Sfary'S County

NARMS, COUNTRY SEATS.
4 FARMING. MINERAL,
and TIMBER LANDS, wanted Ia S; Ma
rvs county. Persons having such property.
or Real Estate VI ANY description to dispose
of, will find ready purchasers. by sending
description. location. and price. 10
JOHN G HOLLAND.
Real Estate Broker.
No3l \ Calvert xtgset, Ba,tmuse, Nd.
Nov /. l8GG-en.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11
The Pennsylvania House,
Nos 357 and $50 Street,
Bet,ceen 4 ! anil 9Th .St1s
WASHINGTON, D. c.

EI Tnx Undersigned, late of the
RTT> "Nar oro' House" Prince
Ts4 sssR Georg-'s County, respectfully
fSasz&:& informs hts friend, and the pub
lie generally sn.t he has taken the above-named
tiolei, and is prepared to accom- modate tran
,lent OF permanent boarders. For tr nsl-ni
nos d So 50 per day. Thankful for the fat r
ing patronage extended to hin IN P'tnre heor-
g. $ County, he wall be most happy 70 see his
old fir ends al his nav location
N- The Leonarr.,In, Port T,bacco, Rock
vile AMI U. per Marlborough Stages START feo.n
thls House every morntig.
JAMES A. MEDLEY,
Proprietor.
March 13, l3G7-f
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-11

JDns IA, lais-ly.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
SAN BERN ARDINo TO TUCSON.

On Monday evening last, Tomiinson Il
Co.'S great through line Of United Stacs mail
stages from Los Angeles to Tucson, was put
in full and complete operation The stage
arrived here from the former place. and i'm
mediately thereafter the passengers were
transferred to another stage, and sent on
their way rejoicing. There were four passen-
gers, one being lady.
The convcyances for the mail and passen-
gers from Fort Yuma have been sent forward.
also the stock. The wagons are light, and
well adapted for desert taveiing.
The stage arrived from Fort Yuma on
Monday last, bringing several passengers.
Messrs. Tomlinson q Co deserve great
credit for the energy and efficiency displayed
by them in so promptly organizing a line Of
stages, nearly thousand miles in extent.
SaH Beradr,iiao Gaardian, My ..
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

cannot or will rot comprehend the true state
of affairs here, We repeat our hope that the
most efficient and successful officer that we
have had here, will not 10 hampered or dis
Outraged, but aided in. every possible way.
Economy, humanity, wisdom join in demand
ing the most stringent and decisive measures
with the worthless savages, who have so long
been the terror Of our people, and the single
barrier 70 the rapid and profitable develop
ment Of the Territory. Whether they art
known as Apeches, or pass under other names
is a matter of no importance, aud If theii
operations are upon our highways to Califor'
mia, they should be the first TO feel all the
rgor of military power. 1t will be time
enough to treat them with greater mercy >
when they treat our travellers and settlers
with better tokens OF good will than the sr-
row and the scalping knife.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
U, s. MARSHAL AND DISTRICT At
TORNEy,

Two Of the most important and RESPONSE
ble offices IN this Territrry, that of U. ).
Marshal and District Attorney, have such an
inadequate compensation, that it Is difficult
90 keen them filled. $3.50 and fees, would
perhaps be a good thing, where there was
large population, and much legal business,
but here whore business is small, and the lees
comparatively nothing, no man can live upon
such remuneration. The amablc aud up
right Duffield, with all his self denial, could
not have survived, but for the little opera
tons in mines, in which he was wont to in
inlge, while DR.. Phelps would think 1t dull
times in the medical way If he could not
make a. much month as the Marshalshir
gives him in six, perhaps in twelve.
Mr.. Gage, while District Attorney, had to
work like beaver at ranchng, in order t.
make both ends meet G. ii. Spencer, hi:
\ successor, never came to take the office, and
John A. Rush, the latest appointee has de
clined the empty honor. Now both of these
Offices involve much business, and much travel
The Marshal and Attorney, must visit eacl
Of the three judicial districts, and attend
each term of court. The cost Of travel alone
allowing that government transportation y
supplied, which is not always the case, vii
Annually amount to several hundreds, per
ii,ap~ thousand dollars.
~ A fixed salary Of at least 81, j00shculd b
\ cixan IA, each of these offices aud until IL i
done we cannot expect to have them filled
1 II filed at all, by incunbents who can afior'
TO give much time TO the duties. We cal
the attention of our Delegate in Congress t
the Importance Of having such salaries estab
kshcd at the earliest practicable moment.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
THE ELECTION.

The General Election on Wednesday the
5th instant, like all previous elections in ARR
IONA, was conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner. In Yavapai county the whole Dem
ocratic ticket MS follows, excepting the Re-
publicans marked thus, was elected by .
majority varying from 80 to $50. In our
next we hope to give the official count;
For the Hoess Of RefHesatatisS.-John a
Rush, Edward J. Cook, James S. Giles,
John H. Mathews, Allen Cullumber, and
John r. Dare.
For County Rocvpier.-John y. Bourke.
For Sheriff Andrew j. Moore.
For Coaaty Trq@nr.-W William Cory.
For Distrid .Aa0rRey -Robert F. Piatt.
For Caratg Supervisors. Christopher c.
Highly, and William j. Cummins.
For Coreaers.-sC Calvin White, and George
ID. Kendall.
In this town 5. f. Blair and G.. ". Bar
nard we're chosen justices of the peace, and
\. p. Pierce and ii. w. Ward constables.
MoHAvE COUNTY.
In this county there was but one candid
ate for the House Of Representatives, Nat
Lewis formerly Of the Tchatticup mine, and
now Of the Moss, who is Of course elected
J. p Bull, was reelected Recorder--A. L
Davis, District AttoHey and I. j. Mathews,
Sheriff No party lines were drawn.
YUMA COUNTY.
No party lines were drawn, and there wa.
but one ticket for the Legislature. The fol.
lowing persons are chosen TO the House, viz
John Hcniou, Oliver Lindsey and J. w. Han
ford.
The returns on the vote for county officers
arc incomplete, but it is probable that tn,
following are the successful candidates
Couaty Recorder, Doll. Sheriff, NJ. ID
Dobbins. Cousty Treasurer,-Robert Goes
District Attorney, Almon Gage. Supervisors
Charles Gross, John Duff and NJ. Ravena
Coroaers,-J. L. Smith, and Charles Rodgers
PIMA AND PAn-UrE COUNTIES.
We have no returns from these counties
In the former the contest for Recorder wa
between j. ii. Archibald, present incumbent
and Hon Oscar Buckslew. p. II. Brady
present incumbent, was a candidate for Sher
III, with lHon. NJ. MeKenna in opposition
No party lines were drawn.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
LATE EASTERN ITEMS

Gen. Joe. Hooker Is still In
lie has leave Of absence for one ~. "''A
abroad, from the first Of June. Nv H.. y
rage he now has plenty Of money %'
Robert J. Walker states n,
America was offered to the United " ~
during Folks administration for moth. 'a's
was refused. b%
In Chicago, the laborers employed !. u
city, who have been working eisb, ~
for eight hours pay, unanimously ,.,,. Sa
to be allowed to work ten hours for H. :.
pay. w
High authority is given for the .,,.
that the japanese ambassadors have s
Washington TO negotiate with Mr. s
the sale of Japan. ~"
Henry Ward Beecher, Il IL said r,s
go on the excursion to the Holy Land =
pew holders in his church, it appear. ~, !
objected to his Contemplated long -.
Gen. Sherman will not 60 on seeo., !.
Indian troubles on the plains. :
The Secretary Of the Treasury. i. A.,
ing a dinner rendered by the Boston,,. J.
the odd Of May, says bounties to s.ld..
preparations for the Indian war, the ;,,..,
ed large issue Of bonds TO the Pacise n
road, together with the partial failuv, :, !.
wheat crops, and the tardiness n rec~.,,.
tion, the reduced taxes, aud general aul,,-
Of trade, viii probably increase the y,,.,.'
debt for some time, but he still ava,
traction Of the currency, though nat :.
practicable.
Generals Grant and Thomas, were =, "a
mond, Va, on the ith Of May. They ,,ss
the battlefield.
Gen. Sickles has been brevetsci NJ.
General in the regular army.
! The Richmond Whig says the prospect /,
large crops and business Is more rh.,,.
than at ANY previous time in two ye.n 1.
Dor is well organized, and agricultural o<u
iions are being extended.
The City Of London has voted ss ts~-a
pounds 10 the statute of Mr.. Peabody
Following is Juarex dispatch to III
Plumb, Esq, Secretary L. s. Lev,,i. !
Mexico, now at galveston:
San Louis porosr, May ls.--6a. hus
abai-My Esteemed Friend-rira IA ysis,
Qunretaro fell by force II arms this usrsx
at eight o'clock. Mazimilian, Mejia csss
10 and Miramon are our prisoners.
(Sighed) BExlro Jrnu
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.

Our friends in California are in the midst
OF an exciting and important political canvass.
and parties are ranging themselves under
their respective banners. During the month
Of June both the Democratic and the Union
State Conventions will assemble, at which
nominations will be made for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney
General, Controller, Treasurer, and other
State officers for the ensuing four years. BE-
sides these there are three Congressman to be
chosen, and members Of the Legislature. The
interest seems apparently to centre in the
Gubernatorial candidate. For this Office the
Democrats have = hos: Of candidates, among
whem we notice the names Of Casserly, $. II.
Wilson, Hoge, SpFague, Hager, Lent, Cole
man, Peachy, Holden, Downey, Crockett,
Hayward, Haight, etc, all Of whom have for
years been prominent and distinguished in
the Democratic camp. Excepting, perhaps,
Peachy, Holden, Downcy and Crockett, the
gentlemen named, we recognise as strongly
in favor Of the war and were what were called
war democrats. Many of them acted with
the Union Republican party, until the ques-
ton Ct negro suffrage and reconstruction
caused them TO side with the conservatives
and they now support the Psiicyaof rrcsidss,t
johnson.
The San Francisco Erdmiper is hopeful OF
success in the coming campaign, and talks
thus: 1.-The time has come when the people,
IL reused TO the occasion, are ready TO say TO
the usurpers OF the Constitution styling them
selves Congress Forbcar, YOU things that
stand upon the pinnacles OF State, to boast
your slippery height; when you do fall, you
dash yourselves. in pieces ne'er to rise.'"
In the Union or Republican ranks the can
didates for Governor are not so numerous, and
interests centre on few Among those
named are Bidweli, (late Congressman, Pix.
ley, Gorham, Lowe, (present Governor and
Faye, the battle really being between the first
three, with chances apparently in favor O
the first named. For the other offices hos
OF candidates are spoken Of, and as the nom,
nation by the Union convention is regarded
as equivalent TO an election, there will he an
exciting contest at the primaries and in the
Convention. All sorts Of "slates" are being
made up, and underneath the struggle run.
deep, swift, and with engulphng force, the
Senatorial question. Senator Conness is the
leading candidate for reelection, and is bend,
ing everything TO compass a victory. But
Lowe, Sargent, Phelps, FELTON, and Others
are In the ring, and will give the Senator a
lively fight for the high position Ii is to
be hoped that Californians will not permit
their State to be disgraced by such conduct
as characterized the late Senatorial election
in the State of Nevada.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
GENERAL RoSECRANs.

Gen. Rosecrans has returned to California
without coming to Prescott. From Mohave
he went down the river 10 Yuma, and thence
to Tucson From there he returned 10 Yu-
ma and to San Bernardino by overland coach.
At the latter place he was serenaded, and
made short speech. Gen. Rosecrans is now
Interested in mining operations, and having
resigned his position in the army, it has been
filled by the appointment Of Gen Rosseau. Of
Kentucky.
General Rosecrans is said to be, by the
New York Tribune, a conspicuous witness
that itepublics are ungrateful lie was vic
tor IN the s'r-timrortsnt engagement which
resulted favorably to the Union arms id the
war, hero Of several great battles, never
beaten in any, and idolzcd by a hundred
thousand veterans who fought under him.
Ills first exertions, planuihgs and fightings.
were credited to MeClellanj he fought the
battle OF hka, in September, 1862, while his
superior officer, Gen. Grant, was living inac-
tive with his troops four miles from the field
OF conflict; he was made for this a major.
general OF volunteers, but a misunderstsnd-
ing arose out of it with Gen. Grant, which
has marred all his prospects, and left but
barren laurels for his reward. At last. he
has been forced to quit a service where he
found no recognition Of his exertions, being,
the Tribune says, the most fortunate Of all our
generals in the field, and one Of the most un.
fortunate everywhere else.