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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-20

HooFLAND's GERMAN Buffers. Persons d
vanced in life, and feeling the band IF tiue
weighing heavily upon them with all its aft
tendant Ills, viii fnd in the use OF the Eittcrs
an elixir that viii justii new life into their
veins, restore in q measure the energy and
ardor of more youthful days, build MP their
shrunken forms, and give health and hapU-
ness to their remaining years.
B5rOns Req. H. d. FeHdGH, assistant Edio5.
Christian Chronicle, PhtiddelDhja: ] have
derived decided benefit from tie use OF
Hoofand'5 German Bitters and feel il my
privilege to recommend it as aIrost vaiuabie
tonic to all who are suffering from general
debility, or from diseases arising nom de-
rangement of the liver. Yours truy, E, D.
FENDAIL.
"Hoohand'5 German Bittersn is entirely
free from all aicbolie admiXturc.
Ho0fland's Gelman Tonic is used lry taosc
requiring some alcoholic stimulant. Tt is 81
composition of all the ingredients OF Hosi-
lands Bitters, combined with pure Santa
Cruz Rum, orange, an Sc, &c, MAXIM %
preparation OF rare value and most agreeable
To take.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-20
Published April 4, 1901
CHAPTER 140-GENERAL

AN ACT in relation to dispositions
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. No deposition which has been once
read the trial of the in which the same was
taken, shall be suppressed or excluded, when Of
fered ia evidence in the same cause on a re-triaI
thereof, for any error, irreguarty defect in the
manner of taking or returning the same unless
such irregularity or defect shall have been made
the subject matter of objection at such former trial.
unless such irregulariy or defect shall not ap-
pear upon the face of such deposition, and shall
have been discovered since such former trial
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and afterits passage and publication.
Approved March II. 1870
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-20

II YOU have discharge from the nose
offensive or otherwise, partial loss Of tic
sense OF smell, taste on bearing, eyes Watt r.
ing or weak, feel Jul and stupid on debilitat~
ed, pain or pressure in the head, take cold
easily, you may rest assured thas you have
the Cdtdrrb. Thousands annually, withoat
manifesting half of the above symptoms, ter
inmate in consumption and the grave,
No disease is so common, more deceptive Gr
less understood by physicians. R.Y. Pierce,
III. d., of Buffalo n. v, the proprietor OF
DIR. Sage's Cata1Ih Remedy, @ pe31ecJ specific
for CGtGTh, ''cold in the head, or catarl II
headache, which he sends to any address
post paid, for sixty cents, or four packages
for 81. Sold by most druggists everywhere.
In NUMBERS there is safety. tt was upon
this principle that the formula of JUds0u's
Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. DIR. Jud-
son, intending to spend fortune in adyerijs-
ing his pills, submitted his recipe 10 the re-
vision OF the most intelligent and learned
physicians of the age anl The result
simple but most etficacious meaieiBe-tne
Judson's Mountain Herb Puls. They pulfy
the blood, remove al obetruci0ns, cleanse
the skin of all pimples and blotches and arc
perfectly sure and safe in their operation.
The Judson Mountain Herb Pills cure Bilious
ness, Female Irregularities, Headache, and
many OF the diseases arising fr0pt tlmpHlo
blood and a deranged digestion. Use the
Judson s Mo lntain Herb Pills, aud whom y5l
have proved their virtue recommend tf"mti
your friends. They ar5 both sugG-e
and plain. For sale everywhere. s.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-20

The following Western patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office, for the
week ending April s. 1870, as reported by
Farwell. Ellsworth & Co., Patent Solicitors
and Attorneys in Patent Causes, 162 Lake
street. ChicagO:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-20

hOUSE-In6 cOmn4lIteo on el6c1OnS re-
ported in favor of Francis E. Shober from the 9Th
n. G. diatuict, who was sworn in.-Kelley reported
bill for an international unitary coinage based on
our decimal system.--The House adopted The ma
oritv report in favor of Sheldon in the La contest
ed case; also in favor of Taylor IRON Pa as against
reading, the sitting member.-Butler again tried
his Dominica resolution. but faied.-The tariff bill
was proceeded with. The rate on silk and rub aer
webbing for shoes was fixed at % per cert al va
Iorem and all manufactures of silk not otherwise
provided for, so per cent. The rate on undressed
fax is $40 per ton and flax straw So per ton The
CLAUSE relating to hemp was not disposed Of
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s;ood News from Southampton.
SOUTHAMPTON, March I, 1870,

SOUTHAMPTON, March I, 1870.
Editors Of the Dispatch:
The sheriff called On me this morning for
the first time to collect my last years
taxes. He informed me that III many
years experience he has never seen the
collection Of money on executions attended
witt. go little trouble, and Of the $leS,sl6
Of executions and judgments reported to
General Candy from this county lie does
not think there is an amount exceeding
$4,000 uncollected, except such AZ are
against bunkrupts and insolvent debtors.
lie does not look for any increased dig
tress among our people ON account Of their
private debts. The bonds issued by the
county for she survey Of the Norfolk and
Great Western railroad, he says, are nearly
o. quite all paid off. Several tracts of land
sold under decree ut j January court brought
good prices. The sales were made on one and
two years time, but the commissioner in
formed me that the purchasers paid all the
cash down. These are facts worthy of no
tee, as our county sustained the greatest
failure in crops the last year that has been
known for ffty-four years, and but few
counties in Virginia were more injured or
impoverished by the late civil war, the
Blackwater river being the line of contend
ing armies for three years. t.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
Railroad Meeting in Cumberland
eOUnfy,


Cumberland Courthouse wae crowded on
Monday last County court day. to hear the
report OF the Cumberland delegation to the
Powhatan Convention. Their action in that
Convention was sustained by a perfectly
overwhelming majority, and a series OF re-
solutions passed warmly favoring the pro-
posed Richmond and LynchburE AIRLINE
road as the only road that will meet the
wants Of the counties through which it will
run, and as being of more real benefit to
Richmond than any other road that can
possibly be built.
The people of Cumberland fully agree
with and endorse your editorial of 23d ul-
timo.
Cumberland calls on all the friends of
the road in Richmond, L%ynchburg, Ches-
terfeld, Powhatan, buckingham, Appomat-
tox, and Campbell, to meet her in mass con-
vention at Farmville on the second Tuesday
(lOth) of May. Farmville being consi-
dered more accessible to q greater number
than any other points The people Of Cum
berland are in earnest in the matter, who
will contribute literally in land and money,
believing that the road can and ought to be
built.
After the railroad meeting the whites and
blacks held a meeting, and agreed to ignore
all party politics and act in concert for the
good of their county and State. CA Ira.
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Joss or A MISSIONARY EESsEL.-Tilings
have Just reached Boston, by way Of San
Francisco. ofthc loss Of the schooner Morning
Star, which sailed from that city on the 18th
oG November, 1866. ami was lost on once OF the
M;croncsian islands. in the Northern Paci-
Gr, IN October last, having in the mean
time been engaged in tie service Of the
american Board Of Foreign Missions in that
quarter 81 the world. Several missionaries
ANA her crew we're aboard nj the time Of
the disaster, but noio.iy WAS lost. This
event wall interest thousands Of Sunday
school children, by whose contributions the
Morning Star was built. About two thou
sanl Sabbath school, were represented, and
over one hundred and fifty thousand certi-
ticates of stock were issued to the children,
who subscribed in the aggregate over $2j:-
900.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELsoRArH1.

D
NEW YORK, March o-Mnon.-Flour dull and 10
lower. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn
quiet Without decided change. Pork quiet a. ~
lard dull at isaglsic; Cotton lower ut alo Tur.
Erening Gotten opened heavy and sc. lower.
but closed firm with the decline recovered , sales,
mon fair to extra, ss.75ass. Wheat dull ana shou,
lc. lower winter red and amber western, ALss3
f fara-k kefh s'nT 'saiss 60 n' %h,s hsJk a aneh q -:
Groceries and Naval Stores dali.
BALTIMORE, March o.-Cntton dropping 81
?oac; Flour quiet and unchanged. .Wheat-Msry.
and red *l:a5Gsl.4s; Pennsylvauia, sl:ae0: Ia.
ders. l2tal2ic. Lard. istGlec: Whiske:y, sLoL
Virginia s's-Old, So; lsde's, es Did.
C%IScISSArI, March e.-Corn unchanged and
l2sa,ia.as. ~ '''e'' "'"'''' Lara 'uu
LOUISVILLE. March 9.-Corn quiet ut oec. Pro-
visions dull. Pork s27. Raeon-shOulders. l2c.;
clear sides, lesc. ~Lard-Tierce, Issc. Whiskey
dull.
y St: LoT rs, =, March ar e;:;corn hea.y at 1,sg1Ic.
quiet At 1lNllac. Lard nominal.
NORFOLK, VA, March s.-Cotton dnll and de-
clined &C.; low middlInS. 1siIl9c. receipts, 800
bales; exports, Ill bales; sales, SO bales stock.
800? bales.
celpts, l.a?l bales sales, 400 bales stock, MsH
bales.
MOBILE, March p.--Cotton weak ut lslc. /; re-
ceipts, 90s bales exports, $50 bales; ssles, 100
bales ; stock, 74,G74 bales. .s
CHARLESTON, March a.-Cotton dull and easier.
middlinps. 2o3c. receipts, Gle bales: sales, 500 balesI
stock, "a 227 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March o Cotton dull and IN
settled and uominnlly quoted at 2ltc. Receipts-
Btemen, 1870 bales. Sales, O., 800 bales. Stock, ~.
?2s bales.
| GALVESTON, March Q. -Cotton dull good or61.
| nary, lst@ls3c. /; receipts, LISP bales exports, to
| Bremen, l., 73V bales ;.sales, 100 bales stock, SAs
bales.
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WOMEN N GGRNAST.-Ladies here are
surprised at wonlan's position in America,
and quite shocked ut the modern idea of
woman's rights. That q gentleman should
give up to a lady his seat in q crowded
house or public conveyance is an astonish-
ment to them they never heard of such u
thing in Germany. Wives carry garments
and packages for their husbands, and not
husbands for their wives. Married women
expect their husbands to spend their eve
nings at the club or museum, the coffee
house, or beer-house, instead of being So
ciety for them and making home attrac-
tive. 1t is perfectly proper for a young
lady to go home alone through the streets
in the evening; it would be highly impro-
per for a young gentleman to accompany
her.-Lettr from G~ottengeA.
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WAsulHGroX, u. c., March !, $50

WASHINGTON, u. c., March !, $50.
10 to- Citizens Of the FoWM toRyfrS&io"a.
District Of Iiryiaja:
l ana in receipt daily Of Il large number
Of letters and petitions not only from the
citizens of my own district, but from per-
sons residing in other portions Of the State,
AMI it may be thu. | have fai!cd to answer
some Of my numerous correspondents or 10
attend TO business at the Departments. II
such be the case, | respectfully request all
persons who may think l have sighted
them by not answering their letters or at
tending 10 their business To write to me
again and call my attention To il. and I will
take great pleasure in attending to any
business which coucerns the people Of my
district or State.
Very respectfully,
iiEunGF ". EunEEE.
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T%ELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New york stock aud Money Market


NEW YORK. March D. Noon. Stocks drm
Money essy at SOS per cant. Sterling Exchange
Long, losA; short, sses. Gold, l11i. s-2o's. 'sa.
1901. Tennessee s's-Ex-coupcns, SO; new, %
Virginia s,s-Ex-coupons, 7ta; new, u. Loutsiara
s's..0ld, 7la; new, 7g5, levse SIS, Nai as, sa.
Alabama SIS, ast S's, 60. Georgia SO, So; 7's, p2A
North Carolina e's-Old, ar; new, az. souti
Carolina s's--Old, 81; new, 81. lErx4
Erenina.-Money easy ut 49e per cent. Sterling
Exchauge heavy at 1oss. The gold excitemen
continues. Nearly an hundred millions changed
hands to-day amid all sorts Of crazy demonstra
tIons-such az the reported receipt Of message
announcing the death of Napoleon and the Prince
Imperial. A large amount was sold during ehe
furry produced By these reports. Merchandise
became unsettled with n declining tendency
Gold closed weak and fererish at l1Oi9lloi: Go.
vernments closed feverish; s-.o's- 'd2, 1924. IL
Southern securities Tennessee and 'Louistan'
bonds were weak. and the rest OF the list strong.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.
Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. March ., H7o.

oRN AND FLOUR ExcHAvoAt
RICHMOND. VA. March ., isfo.
OFFERINGS.
Whedk-White. none. Red, lae bushels.
Cora.-White, "a bushels. Yellow, none. Mo-
ed. 50 bushels.
Odts.-a52 bushels.
Rye.-ll0 bushels.
SALRa.
Whedt.-Red, "a bushels common at g. 10
bushels prime on private terms-tatal, 50 bushals.
Corn.-Whita, IA bushels at 9sc. Mixed. @
bushels damp at oaac. - bushels damp at zoo.
total. 81 bushels.
OdtS.-130 bushels black at 68c.
Rye.-ll0 bushels very good at $50,
Odts.-l50 bushels.
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Very respectfully,
GEORGE ". BOOKER.

RFvESrE DECisI"Ns.-ULfcc Of Internal
RsytaVs, Hu>hiRyton. February Is, 1870.
Sjr.-l replyto yourlctcro Of the sd instant
that State and municipal taxes lnid upon
homestead are leductible from income.
ordinary repairs made on homestead are
also dcauctible from income. Interest paid
on money invested in business or real
estate from which no income Is derived is
not deductible from income, except as it
may be offset against interest received or
falling due to the taxpayer. If O mortgage
on homestead were given TO secure the pay
ment Of money which WAS invested IN
business from which income was derived,
the interest paid thereon would be deductl-
bio from income.
Where, however, the mortgage is given
TO secure the purchase price, or part thereof,
interest paid thereon would not be deductl-
bic, except, as above stated, where it may
be Offset against interest received o. falling
due. ,
II income we're received from the rental
Of any portion Of the mortgaged premises.
d ra,abls deduction of interest paid should
pc allowed.
Very respectfully,
e. DELANo, Commissioner
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BURNING OF A GERMAN THEATRE IN PHIL
ADELrHlA.- Philadelphia, March g.
About 6 o'clock this evening a fire broke
out in a large building back of Seventh
and Coates streets, belonging to Il German
Club, containing n theatre. For three
months past a German company has been
performing there to raise funds for the
erection of Il German theatre. Genevra
was the play for tonight, but the audience
had not commenced to assemble when the
fire broke out. The building was COM
plete1y burned out. The loss is heavy, but
covered by insurance.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned gives notice
~ that he has been appointed 3 Special Master
by the circuit court Of the United states for tho
district Of Virginia in the case or William Bsyne
ct ais. as. The Farmers Bank or Virginia ct ale:
to take sn account of all outstanding debts and
claims against the Farmers Bank OF vlrglnle
which have not been heretofore reported and
allowed by the Master In said cause : and the IN.
dersigned further gives notice to all concerned
that all such debts and claims not presented and
proved before him before the 1sT DAY OF ArkIL
shall be excluded, and not entitled TO sharo
In the assets Of said bank by the decree ent6red n
said cause February LIST, 1870, by said circuit court
... ..'. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
+. Special Master.
State journal cow $50. IN S.-ftaw6W
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GoLp SA~LEs.-Assistant Trcasurcr Fol-
ger, at New York, has issued a notice
stating that he Will receive bids for 81 ,000,-
600 in coin on Wednesday the 9th, and for the
same amount on the sd instant, and will
purchase 81, 900, 900 in bonds for hcsiuking
fund on Wednesday. March 10th, and the
same amount Oh Wednesday, March 3Oth,
and y 900, 900 OF each Thursday the 10th
and 18th instant, for the special fund.
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LAND n PoLITIcs IN HANovER.-One
farm, which would not have brought, I sup
pose, more than six dollars per acre before
the war, was sold last week for fifteen dol
lars cash. Another, which was offered three
years ago for $500, was sold O few days
ago for 81, 800 cash. II nothing should oc-
cur to diminish the present spirit Of enter
prise, in Ave years from this date tho
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that time the premium was forty.one censs,
To-day il is o saving to the Government TO
pay the interest in gold. Whether Score
tary Boutwell, Will direct this to be done is
not yet determined. Holders of the con-
ponsNwill undoubtedly prefer the currency
rate of interest as worth somewhat more
than the gold rate.
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The snow-storm which commenced on
Sunday last covered m area extending
from the ATTITUDES of North Carolina into
the New Dominion, and from the Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic seaboard.
An ice-house in Lee, Mass, is said to
contain q quantity Of leo packed in it seven"
teen years ego.
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REPORTED FAILURE OF LIVERPOOL Cor
TON SrEcrLAroRs.-Ncr York, March s.
Private dispatches have, it is alleged, been
received to-day announcing the failure of
four or five leading cotton Spectators OF
Liverpool and Manchester, with liabilities
estimated ut u million Of pounds.
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Az ACTRESS ~ FLAMEs.-Sprht4tela,
MqSS.. March S.-purin% the fire scene III
" Lost at Sea-" at the 0pera-liouse tonight,
Mrs. Selley Browns clothing caught fire,
and the would have been fatally burned
but for the promptuess of shewell and
Maclcr, members Of the company, who
r:.shcl on the stage and c~xtinsuished the
flames. All three were painfully burned.
Mrs. Brown was seriously burned about the
face and shoulders. and will not be able to
appear on the stage for q long time.
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SEvES-TBIRTY CorPoSs.-The order OF
Secretary Boutwell, directing that the seven
thirty coupons shall hereafter be paid only
by the United States Treasurer yer into
effect on Monday, and they will have to be
forwarded to Washington for payment.
The amount now out is not definitely known,
bat is estimated at S700, 900. The third
ind last series, issued July Is, 1865, were
endorsed "six per cent. gold option" At
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RAHnoAD CELEBRATloN.-Au5Hrn, y.
T., March THE people of this city are
rejoicing over the completion of the South
ern Central railway, making connection
with the Pennsylvania coal mines via os-
u-n,.n o
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" R0AD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the Engl-
neer's office at Charleston, ". Va, until le II.
March l., 1870. for the GRADUATlOS, MASONRY
and the SUPERSTRUCTURE OF BRIDGES on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad between the
Falls of kanawha and the Ohio river, including
THREE MILLIONS CUBIC VA +
EXCAVATION, and SEVENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS OF MASONRY.
Also, ut the Engineers Office III Richmond, Va,
until l. NJ. March 10, 1870, for several heavy Sec
lions east OF the Falls of kanawha, including the
unfinished work near S1illboro', and that eight
miles east of the White Sulphur Springs, the Great
Bend tunnel, s,4o0 feet Lewis tunnel $500 feet I;
1--WE other tunnels from 500 to l, 100 feet long; seve"
raj sections In rock-cutting /; and about 70, 900 cubic
Yards OF masonry.
Pro6Ies and specifications can be found at the
office of the company, 81 William street, New
York; at Richmond, Va. and at Charleston, w.
Va. on and after January Is. 1870. The comnany
reserves The right TO reject any or all the bids
offered, and to make private contracts for the
Information as to time, etc.. will be given at the
letting. For further information applyto H.. ID.
Whitcomh. Chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or 10
w. A. kuper, Principal Assistant Engineer,
6. +. HUNTINGTON,
President Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company.
IN IL
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, LAND SAeEs-The cecilia" farm, five
and a half miles from town, ZIG acres, at
SIG per acre, to R. L. Typer, of Virginia.
Also, the " Martha Baker Farm" owned
by 4. J. Parish, situated near Frederick's
Hall depot, in Louisa county, consisting of
III acres, for $4,000, to Is. X. Jackson, of
New York. s~
Also, leased for one year, P. D. Robetts's
farm, with all the stock and farming imple-
ments. to 0. J. oakley, of Ohio, for 81 500.
Charlottesville i~ntelligencer.
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For the Dispatch.

ORANGE COUNTY, March s, 1870.
The people of this county are looking for
ward with much anxiety to the movements
of the Legislature in regard to the debtor
and creditor class. The majority OF this
community are in favor of "hands off"
and fair play"
We consider the stay law, homestead bill,
bankrupt law, Sc, sufficient to save the
debtor from oppression, and any further
relief will be regarded as direct robbery of
the creditor class. a SUBSCRIBER.
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Foreign News

Foreign News.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, March Traditional proved.
ings in the Lady Mordaunt divorces caes
will be heard before q full bench.
MEXICO.
HAVANA, March 9.-Advices from The
city of Mexico report great rejoicing on
account Of tho victories over the Rsvola'
: FRASeE-FHE EcuMESIcAL COUNCIL.
PARIS, Maroh g.-France and other IA.
tions will demand special representatives
in the Ecumenical Council.
LONDON, March 9.-The German and
Austrian bishops have determined to op.
pose the infallibility doctrine.
It is generally hoped that the Pope VIII
not precipitate a collision with the great
Powers.
CHINA.
ST. PETERsBuRGH, March e.-. II.
Brown Professionally succeeds Mr.. Burfn'
game.
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SENATOR CHANDLER pEEou>Ci tiENIRAL
M,CLELLAN.--In the United States Senate,
Tuesday, Mr.. Chandler said
The number OF troops under Mcclellan.
Instead Of being cighty-tlyc thousand. was
one hundred and thirty-fyc thousand, all
that one hundred aud thirty-fiyc Thousand
lay for one month III front Of Yorktown
before cighty-tiye hundred men under Ma
;%:ruler, until they lost more mon out of the
Union army than Magrudcr ever bad. Thc
battle of Malvern wasa very brilliant al
fur. Of which Mcclellan knew nothing. he
being on n ~Cunhoat from morning till night.
| presume the Senator did not Get his Ill
formation from General Mcclellan. ~ he
was not present.
Chandler was on tie Committee on the
Conduct Of the War, and knows what he i,
taking about.