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'r. urn. rwiMf, k#-«iQ.utns,d: li« T**-" M*e* Vol. 14 SI'Ma IS ftt* ,|l ImI «»**, •MM ti,r*a iBiioUSJ,...^ tuaMU^.».«••»• ciij y*ar....i*-----• Oas I -jrtir 1 ewafci*,-.*•»•• y»f BUSINESS CARDS. r. m. CASADY w" CA8A0Y m, WU, A O K E I S A I A W 1 w,^ jfOTjiKS TOW A JU*cS, m, MX £^W. BABtfif?, P. -JlOIIffliOPATHWT -i* Mi »*.»(** fc wtvt«e«»aieaU»aU»aU»aU»aU» «.... i.i-i.J*.. -i »uauj. 4, rf»iO««c» on Fpari o&yottu i. pjyciflc two Soorf frtaa •roaeway. »Ui, MM, mm B4LBY 1 (mad |r«4ui j« pwrift»o ?*arg^o*«l to special |'£HiibK)i iJTft €illiUR£X Jiiiiii. U. jie..r Uijjaw—»orf et^fCuU/ lH*ri 1» t„ Hie We. w 'CaBfc* »i hi, r»«a»»a, a i iwn ito«T» Ml ttuctt. iMMk f-'"t'iHfil i|Mi. ii, isti ij. SMITH, ^JwUKE, U6M AND aUUMEITU PAWTCS. 0OC*CTL BtCTM, IOWA. Ortlain*, Mwtllaf, Broacisa, ^imitW"""^*- IS gu»l 1 Tirr ma. wit K»is *»!**,*• W« a^Msac* th* ii^iblic&D party.— fttc Republican party might nave p*» rented tbe preeent devastating «4?»i ww. Is might b*r# aavad tba live* of tboaa suida of the bast men of the Nation, and cl millions of the poop!*** 00 1 go aMauk*,, ,..*•«• s 06 Iff".--" ii»nmn. »»QBQnt,.•. «*cr i» *va«av* «.- I fMlfc. 0m*NKi SMjaifc* »•, v ._ ibi* 09S*BlB»«J**ftUM!i»«»Ufcfe»f«*a •OuaWtCMfur AJ»»rtlala uriH&ai fc«ii in order to t**t ®ar«i a tef at tt».» m*w$ ror jrorf of wb*l we wy» A, |M, trsaaiaat tiui will be charted. Doo^u',^!'1^in Uaitod Senate, J»0tt*rj 3d, 1861, upon the eo* OMHWUTM, thm kiM Sesat# «1 bdi«v« this to be f^tr bwl* of tuaimblv iJiiisiaseni. If vau o? B,ft- publlcM siae art doi williM W »w«pt thilj sot ihe propo«ition of too Seotwr from Kentucky} (Mr Crittonden,) prwjf ttil tu toh&i tfou an wiUifig to do? «l ADDtits rut isQViur oxir, back if Mats roE va& ^iabon TSAT Mamk ry Practice in ibe Circuit Cuart CaiUU 8 ta U i Dulr.t ja-'. United SMlee, *od W"«« 0«urt of ih» S iu all ol »fclch trt k«t4 »t »l^jN MY 1 4TTOHMEV AT LAW, Mm SO. 5 Pkowix Block, 3d a*r, Ppp«r*r*** UAjAM ktf MM! JJ IL SiiLQMOM* #va4# 4Bj r&n TKMEtJSLM rAiu i. w L4TD A Tl* PiffTO *OffT 10 M|VU- f' Lt! t» *mv&fHf1**- for clients ?i 'r» i'i i i-C i v*«l i.i »ti ill br«act«t.— IW'W"4 for u^--r»«liI*otsS TitUi Ciiil«etS.'3» 3U4t, C«*4 C^aaly Ortw* Aiaai s»s*4, Tw ii piij .a cmjAbra. V T. *urr^irriiu? fc$FE*B3ICSafr~•^ A. jKllvil Pi**.. s.«4 i 9. "iLW' ImI Oaiieciiajf and Tax potjKCLL BLUFFS, WTil piy Txxt*, QtCu% bar »t!' 0»'T Cs^so'T t, UMl fitmnui jLtittst^u ,j.j everyl ia pwrUiaaa# tti« ^Tilr O# »2-i r«* vv.il f»n tea eatBTi'i- rtsn ,-f «U Jadf •xacoUo:: Rju«« faUW4U,o,s 8»** ifi ~il' .1 V:T~-Vf-" %£kl Wyw C.,nr.'T»:irim srompCy ttteftdad to. tflO. ®JlMt i, JAUOBB, a A W S U V E Y O COC.VCIL BLCOT8, IOWA. I*tsUm *»tw* *nd Lac4 4^1 Tava LoM^WTer extouue Lio4j aud fom»a pi»U lud it» oiBtioQi of th» lis Con- xrrrKi or Tarnm*!*, r*w Diiru a«, ITIKT MUtBlE FROM WI SCK7TH, iKCtCDtK® r«os* OOTTON STATSS, (M^as. XoCMM a«D DaTU,) KXP**S3Utt! TM1UI TO ACC8FT tff5i iUuPoSmO^ Of i u l-'t*-'* K«KIH.Mrf (M». Omm*.Vl»IIN,) A1 HA.U. »fcTTt**k.ST 0» THE covnoruLrr, w in'km*d ac *S» »v ra* BiPtmtTCA:* w»IB «"HKNC£ 'f Hi SO'la MUTY Of 'OUB 1 WELL NlOil iN THAT SINOLE YEAR AA MUCH A3 THE ENT1RB CURRENT YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV fiii^MENT DURINu THE ADMINIS TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE HURLED'FROM POWER BECAUSE OF ITS CORRUPTION." "If (hot infernal fanatics ami Abo- litionidt tvtr gti the power in ihttr Kandit they will ortrid* ih* C&nstUu lion, gV«li i*u*!.!r on kiit^ 0»i'.imt it aim* a »r conajrr, iitoiatlri u. .mt, HirifJ I »s»i "Dl Kjh fwlw ?r" piTY LlYIBf STABLEi Cohmt t.i vary Lint RwiowW® Tww. gr tdi ii aiiso rue »a »Maifca: it tUi.'ins J"Per»-:o»-lMlr«o« at thalr r«aid»w* f* aaied by t«a*ua« word at li»iUWai^ Vabraary 10, 't$. **t the Supreme Court at dtjianct, (hang* ntd mak* iawt to nM tfumseitm LAV libitKR basm OS *h«« wwa irrts trcn onxtas, ar#ar* DatfBB. Waama. a WEEKLY. BUGLE. TliORiiDAY, ,JULY 21, 1864, Cf'CoxaetroNDv*re'—aerfT-i»cti«uof»a« Osacio to* ... sujiti TO raa uuusfmjTioK, nia SHirwasociDaAai^iaouKoiTOTiiaLAaT W11.„ ttxe following from the speeeh if Swrww ouu HI* I tlash vitMM ran fsavanr 3m»»4i W*«iw tr S. N PKTTIM*fl.{. fc Co., ii* S a«W r«», MltS JO 3t#i S SI.. SueSuc, U* S3! kUiUvr tMd iieiti u- rcc«iv« juiver0«ta( fur tbi» Cf/ov Cok a Co m**athoris«4 UHUht Xrw Toft t*4 rttn«Miki». Nil.** 1) *«u l|at »»«on. TO SxrvsuCA*® F:%ai i&» K tui«! Aft* Uitta. •mm mrnmiMAL ewr*A««B4». aT mc«Muo» aa noatoom* Tb# war spirit begaa to afteau the yotttb* of Virfioia, aa4 yoaajr Marabai partook of tba fsoentl srathant. E* iotned miiiiArj «s«Mapaaj mi appiidd nnaaeif wi u axkii' 10 tb« -iriil, ui«l wium oewa cum* ui iiim fc«.ui»i of L**agioa as«l tie Mr^b of Patndi flerry upo» Wit lian?buf)C lii) iMKir«»tnl tbu cuia^MUtv is firm* HJwsi'i'N^i- ASr- TBI «©SL-¥ Liltt,i00iA.¥ i« THE WAY Uf AN AMiOABLJt AD JVSTiilfiNT. 'tfTft liiii Ai^Uik' Here ft u prorwl tb*i Uw Repabli«« ftfxi it Jo* t^e t(k tiw d»4r«M u»d imuiciai ruin, *Mcb now exifts to etwy part of th# coaotry—that it is rwpoQil Me, far CT^-j life iost ia tha -Uiat it i nwf imilri* f»t» mi4 ifaoU4 im«w lie «u«m t! awry wif* a»d* wdow, and of trwy child *«de «a orphan, *i* w*i, la »h«rt tb*t it wiil b« r*»p©Q*itl« far tb« 4wmu^»b «f ^*UMOi, aliOoW the VJaia® b« dutaolvwi. Shall madk a p^rty be eon tin wed to power, crt will the people ebaage theit lakra? L«:t Um Ballot-boxee a Um f|Xi «l*aV«a pr««iaim Uk« aa»w«r •TICK tmt ix roua hat aJ»» ill' ITIUERK: Tie ioiiowaa^ conf^aaioa waa saadakj tba Hon. Mr. Lawee, a Repo^iaaa icea ber of Coogr^s from Mausachaietw. on tba 25tb of April, ia wbwii fcc &sp'J«ad tba corruptsaaa of Linooin,« adtatnU^w tioo «THK GENTLEMEN MT5T KWfTEM «EB THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION, WHICH CAME IXTO POWER UPON PROFESSIONS OF BJEFOIIM ANDEE TB1NCHMSNT, THERE IS INDCBITA BLE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE LAND liUI SOMEBODY HAS PLUN DERED XUE PUBLIC TREASURY Ti- pm- Hon U\tir fidelity, and finally bankrupt Hu cuuntry and ckivg* it mlh Mvod."— oom: on this BmiuJUL iLAVE NU Pyii^O&E, &£*iTLI W IMEFiKi WiliI THE iNsIiTUCION! V* ssLAVi^Y i& THE SIA.TES WHBEE II EEiS»l-S. I BELIEVE I IlAVU NO LAWFUL RWOII TO DO feyf ANI I MaVE NO INOLJLNAWO* W &0 80.'*—JV«*d«i*.u,A«Kal« i#.: Aia ImaatfrneaL 4*kfrW* Tf/SM OH TW8 6li£ER AND DECLARE THAT AOS M&SS0N9 HELD && SLAV Ed IN TffiJ SAID AT ill) STMK8 AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND ISBRtAFTER SHALi BW ralE.^— 'hHi&m'i OmtmeipMi&n PVodmmtUm. fjr NEiTHEK THE PRESIDENT •|«OR OOMtJftKSa OAN EMANOiPATE bLAVEa ANY MORE TUAdi lii^E CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVOBC*.* Es- Gov- Hmry IhUton. Tba fact oma tat I ia B»8®»rt«l w aa»auo®d»t« ibetraTaiiue ta% leiffdl w«ia«»»168 aid »wfaif Wae CM*, .A BWfTS, ... IOWA. VM *!^Vairo»«iaassaUi Fmmt in«a»* wiU c. joufioy, tWffHTER ft COHT*WCfff|, batTKCTL BLtrrrS, IOWA. trr ins and tpeciaeatioaa fttraitisd, aaa#l war* warr*ai«d ij sits aatulacUos. OOrnKS Ittad* to ?rdat, sa sBartaMM^ U"8hop ."J Kaia ttmb ssM-a-iMa.. OI'l'K BO kwf«r b« dia apabliaas fsiisa ost saany of uia Mapabli«tB Sa&* aiars ci«siri war «fid ai*«iiSifi» eutdar pre .«x.» id aatiag Ute i^awit. 'i'a«if: wiab to ot tiia Soaiiem &§*e», in Stepkm A, Dvugim otder «!»4 tb^xn D««mae &*Q tKiw. tiwKiapital, Ooi H^htt »«rt i« t0#^p«f ooucswa far *«*k uatot-rs tc drift tbc '»io*i«ro)r fr«a WHi of V»nri»ia. i'tere* oo»ap*»Ka*^ei^«, ly »8SMafcr«l. Jt grbm IM «v«ry dftiiw wf wuiaa- i feod SUU iacurnw ua cotini of the war—th*t ii is mpoawbiu, for the ajgt tii&t h*yo We i»po»«3 apoa ib» p^pia, uc •oovttftt of iUc w«— tkat it to r«p«Mii»l% smii Maoae wian «ae iku i Tba Oatpappw waa Marsbali'a aoaapa ay. [Sae New i ArtidU—ioBo MarM-aii.}' Anetiaaa Baayaiopadis -»»f «*«:. aa Tke i l}-ras*.'a 4a8*^#l U^' A2U ii*- -S il'wj )1«A tontt of ft&X Aadt .isi i-t $«ii o'et Xht gn *art TtM l* (UOMt iMl tas UX as Mi for*M» U»afi iB ilU arowderf taart, patfic-i p«^* br nature Trt* am «a tmt ti» tint* ««ca tr«m»n'i kfeArt W^*fi Vi'^ brsw* %u4 iexr "Mt» rr«K tte Mi#i »ui ta« MM U x»)uai i»a Iran ww* ro*aio« w aeH n» 8«th :f tti -7TihU :jwr( Wbw, w.-i J."d twd te*Ji iial «iii S£®r«»#a •T», Baah slu tt« «al»eia o«a a»4 iwn, la Frt^acs U Frt«nnn W U« 10 Use urf*it of t&e f*ft& *Mr ke w»» IwtotMaiM tti W*M tke fcf*« •lea With kiilii rjtiii banirel #•..-: .i3't r.i Vita uaetTK el »t«M »B' licaiu a !l»ta# Tb"irdr"-,.- wan Ui- gixt it Tb«u *rai« ««o «uodxuea fr«« Tticir s« r4« «er» Uli iiUUL*£Ui4XA »i4,BfUtr it!:. "fttir mtr« it* w4# o( Tut X.3t forth for ?r yiac#, Ifop tKr BtrJid anllTM wr« tM4n tac tkeccH^ at T6«jr £ua«bt tor iaiors Ltiri, Io a houUn« &hut taaA wm Wbicb Stii ruus»i!..» .'arm like »rf r^-nrr»»ta, AaA b»J. o» Uir tf t-*l is i«riHT» of wlwte, »u item jpjtwi taoilo a! *lfre«ionj or D*atti O® Uii baoacr Wbft* IhMN tei^bt and *9 Thresh f. r.-eai tad flaUt a- to teya a a»a)erity in Uto Saoate a «os» irat tia appetattaeata, aad &ut»j al tlia« tteuk tb«y aaa b.jid a pamw.-jai Rapa^ iieaa ma)0ruy ia tbe Nortd«r»tetaiiei, bat aa**o aot ia tbo wiaia Uonn i iar partsaao raa-1 soss Ui. i«. suaxioas *.u diMwssvc Io tia ion, i! it cao be doae wttbsot boidiag4 OfeaK tnttad oltft.-aBw #«w«r(a ftatao i'iMSB rtaponsibte before tbe paoyaai' bath, aad h»»tiK batad iitnaard. As m«a- ia If» ittBOL* S&OAOWAf. COtTlfCIl. »ftd «ef4ral«S.s s-m! Ccml-arisbii* asc*t «si taauv rwn «x*an**c. Csa'S aii Mnuh^Bu «ah tk* V- £ac*-fli, itfU. 1««» 8BC**TABV SBWASD*S PAWM.—-TIM 8M reiarj of 8tatd\ wbile endaavoring ta yia dieata the vitality of the Federal Gorern aaeot to Lord Lyons, illustrated nia poai- fta'^Www qf&tfftend, te C-M W L, »»•««. a»» ie^-Mi Um Mk*» a-iasa, i u ilfti IN, INMIIT MIMIMIM te kH m*t fs»a aiaa 14a. MKli «a swt»ua»«»*tta«baa{ ra-.UatoaAe And a menace it ixir* t5pr*s««r» "f th«* A Seiuci (roa FrettBMQ to da who wo«J4 d»* warbiac to dM^ou from dews tioddcn ®«i. mom Tea tread «W ri^hU, O, tyreoU TVI tf Sturaecl* mac abatli* tbat baao^r they bo*t Tfcreofh maiqr a maai«Bt of dartaiMt aad It ta*isi«.*rr fliftted »4 1«i*«rv4**. O'M N« 61.4 S TIEIT TBE FU« KM TI«f~ated au41ed, At the bloody s th* Iran HiH— la fb« wiw Sartc Atht &«na»t>*.j«pr—• Xnat fla£ Ui* i»«# a at 'i.ieran»l iuu Aaa^**w *t trailwi nor lo«wtI flow*. Is tCohot »t«B put at &na4t*ia*— 'Xeath U.C- »altrjr aun of atuualh piaia Jn tk* locOHl f: ant of lie idiliK IlWiridyr! Urapa ot tbc iooraaa »iaio, Where tbe bntrnt l»e*rta aad lb* atNataa* kaaOa W« on us U»5 daapcr ai«f«BiUct lad, Th* ba«at ui uii »dr« iU rujoua bai».U Ifcat toilewad ta« Sa« tr 91 tfc« 0*v*«rti«*d Aad tii« "Ltrat t*a««cT*" of thai 4ay, A* fitiiac if the#iiri»iiUDi OttiW, WbiU -.t« p4tri-iia saff.-reii at Villor Tb« x-» toy f/aaafr-jia th* jiamier«i »i i Tha un with hi* iii^«i— Theliagtiifs Sr««» and Ui» a.'iiiH «ot, Who arifcpi tin taad is*- a a«T as»«4, eart.s.1 •.• in«atV« tm~ ijuiii a»J |arn aad 8w* with a drftd, M» •. fr Oi- Stiif tod -.KTattfi Utr YSIP 8« *ia.--mA'A* iI-( «OWflLfc»*, Adfe »(W rears »Ma *6:" daa|«l' .« &M. fa' aw «fiw iij« i! *t t: ami of a peac*f VkKt «^s(M n«Qnk th* rltfit aed wait UM *rt«4, «*i jiiff iiadroited away t!«roe» of old to th»u r»at 6aJ go««, Aa a^*«ra »iai rMt at ta«cio#a*r4Hf ..... tt» erw*, ^«W *a» jucf AM t:«Toe» of sjv* «'«vt, Jfot ft fttrer ir,.i b* tt»'f S»4 l!»-1 and «s4, tfo trm: a »».-rowins •MB liiir •u:caaia«A^ilJ Ct.it Hrt« He F*U'S U-fil anit t»9 Sca.'ir Jelm HarAaii i&e 1 Aad »catier U«u lMVa» w the breaat «f ia» i*W£L'i IKUi' n*uuu ««tbar«d wtu l«a», T* wsitip?ld«r uk ol -sr pr^tidMt *4*, M»«s4oriCMaU:«MN*aM4 SAaATBu*, CHo-wu«4 ..Uu •, i« 1. ••*. w,''0« C«A»K-a**a»!IA*f#»? Tbarkjw Wami rasbaa t-.- Tbe Alba&< iaaraai ate* ii* deiifbt at Catiri K^Mi^alraa. B* oaav iia oau iai iiala. Tba peajiewifl l»ra«ti* more fraaiy bope, a.iaotrt arora 8«t, will iStm ftrtalilgscoe of to i»y 1 4t jitnato,. tara^tamd, wits Blait ana tiiwnwrd ?«MAia- hm to- Ma*m Utisg.'' flMRlL •ViHWFII ACKlSHh Tbat4lia«iag i» CM« th* 8t.Joaapb Nmvti «A (awte»aalBe« i Ut 5? mai strr COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, TlfflSSDAY, JULY sit Ht Ttnummy Oei«fer«tioit. iHM. J«M4K:. W, WMU*, iN* BcaLxsaTo?., J«w 30,1884. Ikiijafa if". Par#, titaod Sa«i«n, UaTid Dekfctatts Jaiaea H. Ni^tMilioa, iaaae Beli^ at &Ia, UasmjUiaK :--I ba*e tfai« f« etavad yo«r kmd infitaiia® to aiwod tins eeieWstioo by the *-ea«raW® Tsmaaaway Sooiaty of lie Aaatyemry of oaf Natioa .ia4ep«adffiaa«s as ib« city Owtog to a pre -«xi»titg e-o.gagmiea^ i wlii ooi be ia my power to aocapu Bo-aog»3tiag faiiy Us«i «jns«rtty of yawr r»u iff «u6 effort* attd daair^, 1 a«at ae DO«k-dg« tb«t I am sat aaiKAtaMi ty tie eame i»ope tbat aeeiaa to grow in ue bo •om« of the Saaidtas of Old T&utJ&aay ajon tba subject of a raiored Uaioo.— I fa.ly appraetatd ib« spirit tiat sndoced HiepauioUc J»ok«oa u watoaword, ,rTha i- pre­ pare for &«ry wMtjciut*j. I'm sail for feMxx km* mm loaf Jtiayect.— ajaatved) i4w .auta* ai m» Gakto ata ktai is ti« aie and aoal-i aot» tberafaw, so a »a«agt- ktoautft t.,J man Mrw««(«n *(*.(1 twad *ft« tiafaaa* i baataag ihittt wMt "Lib««j fHMb^ ia. wilt# «a tit Tiauf baawsr diapiayed a ooiied ralta aaaka wiii u» taatto. "Uott Traaa an Me from mMm.wrrMMAtn^r wc*** tWaa 1 wace aasttrvyyti Neltiiar can 1 accept the jlagalar iopc of ujoae wbo ooatendf tbat the o^j ^ct wltb wLidb tie war ia oow waged, is incrfTa b!c- iiscreuoa but if it aouli only bv ofc&af«tf to wnat It was io tba oateet, a y tcttletneDt aad reoooejHatioa wo'd be the rs«ul£. I do aot aod'.tetaad bo'w lea shut their eyea 10 tha fact, tbat at his time., whether the avowed obi -st of tie «Ur be for tba m&iiiKoax'oe of the O^Uiatitattoo aad restoration of tb« Uoioa for aabjugation it# paet atrocitiaa fte*et oa& be fofgotuc, an-1 it ia war all *&{£« to tfte sasn Agidw't aigb rifHtj' «ks test* r»co— arm lake, river tad Aad apr:ad iU I id* us %a« amiiiest nil Waa pHiaictl a wbo as it ia being waged. Tfau botac #4ielts the o*n nou WIS, tbc ballet aad tbe t&bre atroka, let tbem bat® what asistioa tb?y may, destroj the Sautbertt raolcs aad rouno &'.ir Tindktive paetio&d all tie »*»«.— There waa saa hour io tbe rebellioo of tbe ooiooiea wbao seruur. Rely upon it, the only hope now for restored Union, is in an immediate effect of this bellisb slaughter as a speedy and permanent peace but ever then (concerning that the restoration of the old Union will have to be the work of the slowly healing hand of time, that must first obliterate the fierce and savage memories that fratricidal strife has provoked. Tbe man who looks for tM oi-i Uwoa to arise beaatiftii aed glorified *j»ai a JourtW W «l)p|Ka» fcba» ti ^fliiuiplo iff H» la»^ »f »v»iiaea tbe *, «ara atsbaa of desolated Sotttbero asmee, from tbe blood af kieJ*r«d abed iii civil strife, from tbe fierce bate tbat tue dying sbali breathe forth as a i«*acy (o tiiase wbo sarvive tbem, sarir ima* ioes a vain thing. Or.amiy «vssry right tbiaking man will admit tbat tba states manship of those, is power iiMwrrtJing oa T'-gtiiiuota) aoiors symbow aoassMiOMm* tire of *h«ir bsvsag beea borae g»».aatly aad triumphaatiy ki our fraieiaui aon CicU, will not ba» o a tender.ay to restore tbe Uiswa, or if r«stord, c*ruent it tognh- with anv promise of durability Tbe memories of those frightful fraternal aon fjots most be baried ia ublivioo before a red Union oaa be ss- permanentiy res eared. The heathen roicrt aud states men comprehended tius pri»cipi« muob better than tbe prvfes#eaiy cniigbtansd Itbriauaaity of tae aiaetaenUi aautary. I« wad Tibi-rms, desp- Ui»t waa, wbo, ,i l^btsa tr« Rata as Seoat# pt«po«ed erxatiajl uiu alrar w vabgaao*, to aon»a«Riarala iihaxioata Pi«o, rapU«d to tnaai J*Paa- 4ia &^nt»ae«M, ^asssript i'»w«SN, abould wtCitBcoiafaia t'orei®# eeB^a«ts, aoi da-? ,, 1 u i i *r. w bu JDOSI wweiy said, "broogfci iOSI ui Up vtpi ravfre'witit socb iieadwh ^»'4gi»«u», will Mr. i kii'ii*b nar* at tie North a 4«S|»atiM8 oat af it, aad 6over»or Tod in tba Tress-1 w«y*a tfeaa tbas af Gfc&ng« iiiau at Ta» ary I«paft»aB^ H^svea b« pr«i.*«d for wlaas, i wva*4 this gfe*» of Mtioaai sunabioe. It ia ftam aat jgtuoe, iava bawi s« taiftijF a«* more pfwicm*, evea, ttiaa a military via- ^«otapitsb«d, wi«rs».tia dtsfvtia»a V*a ti« aaW tory. i* 'ia a glorious fiaaoeial »«Atsv* aent. Tie long, weary day of despat id ui is over. One clog %m wmmH. mm who did w» dwirs a restofation oi ma vat of C«bi»«t We can now hM&i* »u» darkless wbiob i ii«dad U»4 fttiiiwai Lori- Tiiaoars and AIMIM A T. W, Oil! A U- wn-ztti, mass, ma Yoara tcajwetfaily, dAMF,*? WtU. »V C*M»r*BttSlAjHB«. Tie Hatfvuo G«mrt@r »IM» giva* go««l numrm tor mi tios af indss^odene"- tbiat down, ibat tbey were IINMADIAT€I| bis woand wvts&m i§ ieUot «ADOO: sasiKsotefi mm uie faotoa* Uoioa miiil aad iltail b« preaerred," tbat joa b**o plaeed ao oGaspjcttoasly at the bead of your card of lavitaUoa. tie oleatiy m«aut tbat it maai b#prc*«r*ed aaiy ia iu# oeo«,i*utwa«i way, aot through tb« ooercive of otrii war, for be emphatically dcomj'c* ia hit Farewell Addreaa "If #nch a «t«s tfle is once ue*u«, aad tbe ciuzsoa of on« ntcUMi tb« vo airayfcl a^aia»t tboseof ainiU«, i«t im baHle *i a« it ESfctj that^is ti« »«wf of tbo i. "j-n Ha b&st* »}»fe tht-fathar *t bits-Cmmry, the tadiTidaal banaiag oay wbo b*| pe&a to taSer ta peraou at Here foifowi tbe trtlele from tbe Cbar lettoia ileicury of tbe 14tb, lUtiog tbe auaibar of sbcll* Uirown iato tba ettj tbe pecrious dumimj, and sitk tbe arrival of (be Fe.teral officer* wlo were to bare quar tsr .-d ia tbe tbcllad diilriota, aa it alleges, of iuoideata in tfau, war a Missoan, aad of tbe personal ex Onai The first ume be was arrsated was ear ly in September, i&bi. Tbe comiaAadar of the poet, bl&jss J. A. Euppst 4a, or- dM ad 'Jae arraat af six respectable citi vis W. B. Burr, Caaiier of tie St, a fuouii Baaaob Oaak: Dr. 11. N Eilis J. W. Draibii, a lawyer, R. D. Perry, a re ar- .1 marckact, J. W. Harper, Druggist, and the Rev. H. H. Pau.ter, Pastor at the Presbyterian Church. When the prisoners were brought before the camp, he is astonished that he had no earnings against any of them that he simply arrested them because they were peculiar citizens of great influence whose sympathies were with the South that he spoke so soon to be attacked by the rebels that he would hold them as bagging sua. their friends, if they desired to save their lives, must interest themselves to foil out where the men be, and in form them of the true state of things and that, if an attack was made, they should only be put up. Bill.J8 ','M' 'am rKJUUM MMM aw kaows, il«r TTat wouted and QQedic«L injury to any Quaker in not Satisfactory. The barn of by the Dri$i»j3 is the Wyr of Is 12 bm always been reprobated because of Ctsria*- we do not see how certain. It is easily jollified. No good attitude to attitude party, AND the industry affected by the stand 4rd or that WISH a D®ca»*ary to order property by a stray ball. If Obstruction were bombarded with the mush-hudu and aspect tatfoo of taking it by this means, in cooperation with other men, all would be very well. But this if not the case. Tbe ocfederatea aad^rsUicd lUia doo trififi of war perfectiy wtil, aad bars de ierasised upon a «rtof dsleoiive pro««i wbteh hu e«ec tb3 tiibjeet of severe aai iaad«t:r«ioo :q tbe radicui paper*. L» i«r* tb rndi rai Lt n'jraiiieni itudf b«ts takm *ocb^ step* io regard to ft, which peti if wUi b» )wdt(9d of very tMffaract hr uv aad ty. from tbe curr«at opiaioo Tb- a!»tut U)t» !»«iutr Uua tteoii U^i Urg« tiuui&or of f'ettorui pru^aera, of g«ierad ot&u.-r* scd atban, wsra te be piae- 4 a litwHM of graat tfXV-flMitN: st ubarieatoiL »bd i& oooae it, tn&imi, n&d o&a<«i ia oar oMWiatoa ar«- to ai axpoaed ta tbe Ar« «f if ota 3&i#i«s« fund ut», by b«m«e aiaood, ilia i nab ia tia intitoai of tiw 4nttt». •«, 'faa sap* tia ratal aidaia tea tta tad A Batiiiaore oorrapoadetit of tbe N. Y Datiy News, vl Jam "£}, aays Tbe Pu^^w mm of Ma/ylao i, aad turo' out the United States are wpeaially ia* debtad to the influence of your raluabl? jotirftai, far tbe tiaMsiy poatpwseaasnt of Uiu Ckimgu Uoavftuu-ja to a period, w&an traiaspirtog ev«ais iadi0&t4 ikiis hiixuioa ioun action will result. The Oppositiao io this State to tbe preeent eorropt. in eoatpe&sfit aad tTrwsniaai Adj®iai«xr.itioo ire ttaaoiiaoosijr ta favor of ibe aoaiia* uou of Pfssideotiai Paaoa caadtdatoe, as was plaialy eviooed by the p«oo^«diiigs sf its iate State Cooventi^a. i'tw deoieojtioa of Mea^ra. May 4 How Mil, two of ib« duuiiguisbej deiai^aca nbmm by ii»» body at tbv -Ubi«afo -Ooa renlion, we have reason to believe, resul ted mar from political consideration siao froca iadiviaaax taooavetueoco or tadifl' Mt^oe- lb*y, ia ooajiioetiua with AtUioui^b she fraadom &f tfco press, of aud J( ballot a»w B^AN viriuaiiy dtsoia da for tba past three year*, and ev ery ooaoeivabic outrago aad intimidatrati moned to, ta uacotspiisb oar a«se sob aussioa to tbu miiiuury aau civ»i tyr&aU wao itj» tale us, still, thank God, tb* spirit of liberty survivus, a*jd tbe boaesi ycainaniy will gladiy embrace tba first opportunity to viadioate their palnotisau aad sfciuofc off Uio sbackias of oppression wbiob aow bind tbato. Tbre^ yar» of fru i.»« aad savage wax have convinced us waatouaad Uarbaroui warfue." Tbe ijoarier further ioajaisnta The object of the rebels, tbeo, it caeca* u pat stop to tbe fire wbieb ibey abar «tarise "waavoa aad bari«oa«."— W® aaf« rcfarr®d to tbeaubjeel, bow jfwr, mere partieoiarif to show tbat tb« ease ia &&a4 it a-Jt witbaut preo."do(ni dariug tbe wm We b«v» buftw as a paospbUt wbiot has bud Ittiia aircaiauaa, aoti Ueu "Brief Darmiivu tb*t its farther prosecution will not otHy r^alt io tbe Snaaciai ruia aad batti mptey uf every »ecuoa, bu wbat is far wvrac, ibiu every vestige of coastitutioa ai liberty will soon be (wallowed ap by Federal usurpations. 'Fhoa*an of miiiv^ae bavu be«o at fmuiod, tae pritts of ibe aauoa c*b»aat«d aed d«»tr»yed by tbe diae«*ti, wounds aiii death of at least oae*fifih of our adult population. Still tbe Goddess of of war,-«peskian tbr-xetgh her or»cie. oar aspired Oiust Magistrate, is aeeajtagiy ex- iiuauate, baa she was at the cuta Tbej meooemant of thtj bloody carnival. For paiagbiet waa priatad in this eily in Iaa3, i ^at are we jntecdiug which render* its oootrsuaace so dasirabie o* oeaoaaary, tbali the cation etiuUiJ sooii requirad, as wo ata infotaod by tea Executive it will be, to furnish fresh bi.trttombs of humati lives as an additional sacriticef— for ik« saft'efiST a gealieoiaa wbo tat us v«y eicelieat reputation, aad is tiiiaiy astccawd by large auaibar* of wor thr p«soD*4 and is a true Uoioa ictaa,— iit speaks of Lis owa kaowiauj^ aad «x peii^ace in iba Iswuowiag paasagii4 coa lai.iod in Mil paispblet, in qaaatioa bre#st- war'iu aa a defeoaa. Protests were u»elsaa, aad wa qaietly sol mittcd to oar fate. Same dayls after, the attack was made. W1 :en it fegan we were ordered into a t«®l within the works. Bat as tbe fight pn pressed, tfce rubvls pressed up clo*e ta tht wurka, and it became evident tbey wo :ld carry them by storming- Tbera «P a, one of the capt uns, with oaths aad oaiMS of' tbe most horrid natara, and l»ik£idisfaiag bis sword, ordered tbe bost ag- to mouot th9 braastworks rnd ba cGi ,.' a rotccti -'o for his men. Raaioa •tr^noes were u^eioM, for bayrwieu driv to by fen* #etc mot a powerful tfaaa word^.' Tbo hoi^a^ea k»«w Uiey war* gaiag to a death, for no man coald Ihe a Hs^S?gS5IHS!«« Whe& tie aatttetaaat of ,a* 0«sw ..-en ii# s#eu.js«, ultnBt»»iciy r^dsuM itssif to feai »«p«r»aao, or jouU-«are. aafc ywgatioa^ mao i am ior aapaw»4iaa*--ba caiiae ti,« daasat itatsK tad a* F«urp*u puadi* uat aia« -4 tin®* pro^«i to what aertoM w»*a tia «ost bhUiaM to stopped. Uitb a! v».. 10 wnat perwape mi »ue .. uerwism worthy of aii fi» it, rnmtmm mm Ut 4,Tbe at 'iiwoiiviik aad visanity^ etc." «nt world u »uvb 4is»0.' grsas aatar 1 ^"V BilT wbure sd, ''and fiaot* ot the a^aau v-"' ap ba»MMi tto»« "iika tbe atnai* af f«r repabli sunt oot' •a ib'e iooia of ibeir M**r$ ptaw *»,»r""' OAUiita act Ja «d«g ta ahew the progt&ss Utog calling ot the "last man for i Ciarjjt, lmitiwing tabic -f aotameno*} it-.-f 9t4K( sAiii" 1*1'1 ill «rr$ muM' tm »U/m waa "tk* cem* it mc $wem- and llo a?a«d vi. wbow! ad. C.OBiWtaMOfi waa I® aitafen*.. im^tca. aa4 Sfc'*mi 1-4, iaaara daaaeaaia umfttftuLty* o a p«bii«iieg tia D«elara- RA-PUBHTTI SAIL V««JA!IUIE it ATTACK UPON and rwe*ui» it it fall af sestiaiftta and alia WMSL. UTA, |«LD. U J»E W h« 9U itt U«bo •E WLII BE. WE 14 SAPIAATIS ilftj -mil I Ui hi as*1- S INT«IDAA PSWOB JDsckw^ioo af Ia4apap4«lft tO 4w i«* ».»ie*s ihsa that waa evsriBWWB Safely, not for the restoration of tbat Constitution aad form of gjrur^mact U-aaaa. itted to us by oar furefaihijrs, si a or tbe Adiaiaistr&tion and its support er# boidly avow thoir opposition to this man, as uo tbj aomaaaitiaa af tia »e oedod Mates. lu advocates tbroagb the press ami Congressional representatives, now plain ly manifest their ultimate purpose. They hope to subjugate tbe revolted Etales, and redoes tbsm to a condition worse1 than cvioaiai coafiscala aii property, real and personal) free tbe hitherto use ful aad contented slave, and appropriate to bim the land of bis uaaater, Uiai ha in turn may be toe governing race- io ac complish these results it wiil be ncoeasa iyt after the e^sation of boatilitios, to keep at least one-balf of the ne^ro pop ulation competent to bear arms, constant ly ia tbe military service, to prevent re bei'iion, at nn anaual coat more oasily aa couated than paid, and for a peric-d in tarsuaable, uaisss we err ia our oo&vio tiun, tbat the spirit of liberty c*n nevar be eradicated from tb# American iwart by any insiramenuiitj however brutal or eorcive. Men of tbe, North, are you asiiing lon ger to waste your blood and treasura for sneh inhuman and accursed objecta? We bopa and brieve oat. Tbe peopia of Maryiaad, we aasure yau, if tbey abaii b* |^raiiuad to amrcue a Uoa.iuuuonai o„ so.' wuwy avoided mght go' oat and t«if tbeUlaase .-iU allusion, b© (tie banam oticr«i»a, |ot"« ,***""* wuh dun ourned da to ie jabel effeotoal. Tba rofrascnUtion atftwt^ it refiected on tbe victors ua# bioas and barttB." ort-irto charge was oouotermatide.]. The t|i iiog ceased the rebel conBinanriT was oblige.? to aocapt th« foliowisg stipula tions 1 paaee, as tb*y ar« convinced that pro tracted war cannot accomplish any $tb«r resiiit but inevitabla ruin. A Lovk& or Fartooa. yftgTVTIl^ KUIAL fair THB CO*- 1 mtrtATtO* CX,A«?a*. i .i WAAHataw, Juiy S«eoB»ia® fovaaa agra# hawwiti |E-.t»u»o, adm N. Y so withdraw Um Booayille aa4 viamity, Uooci, adm Mass., foitbwitbu two m»Wf and aot to raoaw lloopars adm Maas- llotebkM, adm N i attadt upow Union peupla and forawt Y.,Hubbard, adm Iowa, llaM«rd, adm tr«w ta« M. r. I Lav* tie aathjrit? ot aa o&cer of tie amy jost from th? front, for aj iog that tbe stes-effleat "tbat Gen, Grant's army bad beea swacg Around a* i'^rabMrg, truiii iiie right Urn left, aad i.,*t oar Ivft wing now resta upaa tbc i'^iereburg and WefdoB railroad, is estir«,y ia*ca rate aad fooorreot. Tbat wm, indeed, tbe objeal ai tbo reoeat attempted tlaak »ov«iae«i af tbe i&ld. But tbat Mtempi fiuiod, aad it bas not betus rua-iw-jd #iuoe. Our ieft #tii! rests imi the Petersbwrg and Norfolk railroad, at a point abaut "bree Bites stmheastof Petersburg. Aii st tsoapta tb*t ia?e beea made wo more say portion of oar art&y wsy fartiiw to tbe utb or west of Petersburg »v signaily failed. Uca. Leo stems determined to ^rwaat way movement of oar ariay to Wis acMttb at wtwt. W bco«* «r any such .« n has beta aittmpted, it ba« al ways b-« n mot by iodies of Um eaemy in nifMriw owe, and tba*ttempt tbas fros ttatad. i iito Uat^i insu Laeu. Lee reotvod a c.'^aidMnUiis 4Maar»»ioa vi iftfufM Pe» tersbarK. Tbey ooneiated of five regi it*, who bad be?B at Lyscbbarg uctil ih- *M»i bast, faeir services ibere w«rv ao swages rw^uui^d, tie permanent safa tj of IjTicaoirg is now ra^tfded as se eared. Tbej report th^ Geo. Nichols is still foliowiag ap the retreat of Iluater with vigor. fbs saaaaipl nhsjb tia AdmtBMtratioa iha aoa-AdioioisiratiOB party throughout Stale foar^j aad fx-!i v?d that war can didates wouid be cboeen by tbat ooovai* tioQ ai its iMMiHabitog ou »tie -lui of Ja.j, wbieb tbuj ia uuauaoa witb tbaar usjots, c-iulil aot ooiii :i(jjtiuu»17 sui.ppru Thfir Bt-cl'fs -nr. bu tb feby ri'iiered ttwwi, ami of vbeir feiiow-eiuasas, abuse r»pras«st«tivea tbey wore appoint ed, fratu u impiiod obligatioo to ap- pr.-v uf its nominations# should that coiiveaiion be goilty or tin foUy of »acb seiaetioaa. SL. VIM fattiirf&g U tia vota in tia ttooaa 0. ft. Ik. «. ..l« v- ... )M jf tbej eiaus Witb af Y-.ss—Measra. Ailiaoo (Adia. lows) Ames, (Adm. Mass.), Arnold, (ad*u U1-). Ashley, (adm U./: Baldwin, (opp Miob.}, Baxter, (adm Vt.),Beaman, aom Mich.J, Blak, (adm W. Va.), ttoutwoli, {adm Mass ), Boyd, adm Mo., Caii, adm »a., Coie, adm Uaa-, Grass*uii, oep M., Da vis adm Mj-j Dawes, &dm Dem iajr' opp. Uonn., IMXOB, adm B- I., Dngg», wdta Mieto-, Eeklay, attorn O,, EU att, adm Masa., Faroswurtb, adm III., (.^a-.teKweoU, Jaoekaa^ ada* to.- !...» ww 181 LAST MAS* (ioia, adm N Y.,Loau,_ adm Mo., Long ara' Tear, adui Micb., McBode. opp Or.s Mc* tht prateoation ot this War, we gi*« lis i Maorfeead, w iaviw made siaoe it Moms*. *da i-» A Atyers Leonard 1 *•*^(1 v* ~Jl* Fv'jiB Jaiy tNeeaaWl* ioOaa ik%, jMsiy Aaifust i, i Uraft is RlCX Of .i$33»- J:: sdm 2?i-o To this is »d4ad 14r»ft tw 800,60® »«r-} wiuob wifi •Jp OiSi lt,c wao.e t.ou.i at Wtarv f« tia so-oaliad io*u. in tfiO w*, aimt tiraa miUjow aad We are mmkm i^ter proiT^s iast mat. than j»#Bia haagice. is 1i4ens)ised h*aiev. »PI iia is tia u diaa »aaal SRLCANM AAATIW FE«r paara ia uUtioo of Itaawa i». Is esbaasi A tote bis soapfy trains are to bo intercep ted by tbe Confederate carairy, it sill 1MS vesa at once tbat tbis is a matter i*, da* iad., Eeu«ys adm Pf*» Eittla- adm Md Miller, adm N. Y. is -rs, adm Pa., »N. il adm Pa,,' "5,000}^® fll- 9 fb* Of »rnr iiiikkiag u daoeiva tia paUia, u ruiatian to tbe railroads ia Virginia, is absurd, for is impossible to conceal the real faata. Mr, •Maw. frimd Monq, thai® BAWD Radical jag ik RIOIIIKTOTL IWR** wo* *«ps. Stuation of the Artmiea. Wassissotuji, Jaaa ju, I &M. Siaatoa says: "All tbc raiiruaJ* icadiag iofc'i RicbmoBd ara deaUurjWf aad samooi them of wtAtk muut*. ThaStataa laade tne Uaioa tiaSutoa, mot ia their aggregate, bat eaiai in ita ia iduai capacity a* a sovaraign. 4d."»pted ,,wa what cwdar, ta« ShirU eO «soio»to», Pa»t. Momli, adm Vt., y^. Union -dge4 by Ureal Britain aad taws art thorn itfaa^ Wwbfearna, adm ia., ildar, *a*t«w, to iaae as so eaai taay s««ai jaat jadm Kali., Wiudom, sdas Miaoi asd and proper. Tbc auie* bave rigiia wEiaa W«J0db»dfe, 'adm ?i—6§. kha Ueaarai tiovenuaaat is bauad 6o ia- «pp N- Y'., U«Ao«it opp Pcau., u.", foi «S PAWAOB» »PP WSMW WL«.. KNGL OLD, OP® *ao profeaa to ballets ibai tb»? sap«ftttas«T8eaifiiri«a,arhieb co«- awjn.. have ao rigni* md^aa- adm Pa., m* umeru ikteemmmi,, iMid Nartoa,! Attwapt to ceasoiidata aB »oHtt«aI. b, Randal, '»..*« io the bands of the Presioent, thaj aA'nnft' oro Rf-, B«*» adm Ma., Soiw^h, ad» i ^rty in power aets a poo tiat mor- Ua «aa®i*4iM» turn* .t*_j k V$i 0, Statanon adui 0*L, Sls#% adm Wis., asoi^roftieai Mm. Tia tmf wis, Nas« M-.:»sr*. W. Jf- Aliao, opp 111., Al!^ adm Aeona. opp Pa-VBaiaf ^ra cadad -eo¥V- BMif, acti Mo., BHs*. op?iOWa» 1 ytovfcm««M» wEw.mw .V*' .. .. u 4,fe4 Ui#Wfc4 njr ^liwinV Bnwrnsi aa 8BUA am the StaJaa are bfuad to ts *m WWHRAKITE W m&a A* TFE# 4S Of iiitrt and radical dt Baintr.o?-' for tbe putpoaa, u 1 ad, of procoiitig '.be namlniiidii "pi Hr, Dkkiaawi tit Vie# P»' ifeat ifr. Sewari might be sxaiad tu ib« -.Jsi- & mmrm&U+imtgm* Htm tmuti 6/ Mm*+cnm«tU Hudjhd itUh ihe din it 0/ Nme Y-jrle/* Ua clowa b»« iatt«« with iw retnarkaiia dwiarasK»aa «0a»«jraiag «elf, tbe PreaidaBt aad ti« snsi Aaaii uoaisu, aav« aadc 41U VM**. dtatsa in tli* Bsitd. badly."— P#rbafs tbe Secretary will oondesesc't ta explain how a railroad caa be "aoatroy Ki," aad y«t aot be in as bad a eoadition as tbojv- tiiai art "badly iastroyad." It is my (,'iity to #ykta, however, that aot a •inals iu-i of tbe railroads leaosag ihoto Rifbunond is deatrayed and furthermore, tbttt ail uhe diuaagsi tbat has been does to tbasa bas been fully repair ed aad tba« liey ase ail, «v«ry uas of tbeoi, wiUi tbe «iog!e exception af tbe one from Fredericksburg, ia fall paaaess ion tt»«? Confederates, aad ia aeiaai aad uaiij i^erauoe "And smpbatlaaily ui then *3d ta 'Mm, w%s saart o# u-tM,laA eai, uHc-ntcthi boymty i« tbe goraKl oieiii, a&d «tf«etioa 1 it by u WiUoa, hoi mat waa a week Th® Confederate eocstraction corps at aose praeeaded to tb# tpot, and tbe aasaage was repaired, as I learn, by thti 2Btb, and triuas aro BOW runaiag past that piaoo as oaaaI,tbatweao Lynchburg .f0 Nj later ijjtclliganee has been received from Geo, Sherman than that c^Etsined ia my letter yesterday. Tbe anxiety in passing iuroogn bis Lead, ki!:!ag ^lifli ii* glactSy. Tbe soidtars »«.n* votl iataxi cated'at tba time of tfee af tbe acu Tbe aasae al sue a«m we leara, w:ts Jain Broirft» Xi«iioo«i ia was imuiediat *Iy arrested and ak-jl mJott tbe May u, wbo ssommiued hiss for a far tiler b-atiag at id no iiBail moment. It is stated tbat bis re mit aitack apoQ U» strong position of ibe vuufsiiarates was made actaaliy aeo e«*try by tbc fact .iiat n was impossible Cor htm to remain inactive any longer.— The hngef ht remaisi wbers he is, witb ,i» enoar in taJi farce ia bia front, aad «b«ir iajrge bodies of aavairy opera uug ^o« bis lines of coiamunication, mare iiScult wlil bis task be, and tbe] vessels, aret^ftag eigit lusodrai e» to provide for tb« sort, jc army. privily ia November next., will uamia- tT^ I ^arway. Tfcey r,p^i tia #aa«t for takebi^ dwiara by a mayomy I**# Jahaawn, in retiting step fgraiioo to ba suama Umm wmauma tiat Hi«« *omm4, tiat tbey «a_tn favor oi *a^ tbe Constication: aad, ia so do.a* many j. lt« doiian lot iia wa^ Of tbew, jsaioas af tbat a&a "j fWa- mim aan fearfisi af a con»»'iiaa«4 iiororaii.tat.ia *&r* ia*1'*" tWw*®* iiii ?iry law adopting tbe Confutation, not jweport g»«« dus notice that, in certain cuatia- j0(. ffi'. RepabUcass #nfc«tet t« inr geocies, ib»y bad the right to abragata it Otbars laswtad uponaarumamntidMaau, «biai wara adopted, one of wu*ob d« claraa tiat "tia fowan not del&^atad to! tbe Crutad SiawS* by the Cooafc»tatioij. dor pro bi if tad !^f it to tia States, are a* out* is tte*»a«i xtovtoammd wh«* Siuwa a»«ar«d u« '4 hmwHa ^iair rool and sav«4v*a tba oJaM-y of *ia most di ibohsai aad ^agodiy war tiaa av er nod tbe aan&. 11. says is do« to tie Preatdant («ad taay, perhaps appeasw lae E»e&u% Poat) tiat I should admit, at 1 do, that ibougb al Wiya treated aoartaouily by Mr. Lia«tllat my vii••• and sug^esiiaiw lUte not aarrad witt: bis convictions of duty, aad tba* fr iss mr irst «w wtii th# Pro«i i i ?i««t at ap, my laat, its Jars-, i-y, I bav* b-.-«a af ua a^'-iaul.— iir. Lm-.-uiu wiii f^aa: ate wiUimm-. his memory, thai ta ail tmf ntS&rvtews, uotfth ing peArseaf ?ver an*Nd,- tiat litf *mr» {sstious and soiJMiaia eon^ rsuaJ Muy the Govornment «ad tb» Umoa. i«,«T if jif earn .ai «drvtaaiaj mt been av»*»*mi e4, Gov. Ollmoft of N-«ti t.'araliaa, Md Gov. Johs»os, of TflbsaMa^, w^u'dimaa boen in iuu Cabl'ast, a-^tdioi itvai twa \'d the Uawti., ia ibase ravaged aad «a?-r'as- Qtat«s. -ia& Mr. Line fn foand ia 1 /i«r #fa­ natic Ai uiUion rt*? mu-1* *tmt ImU' i$aU an ttcimmn IS itudE MA LIGN INFLUENCE Hi cmvx wiv. tmm-jti Mi A FED THE C't. .URSE Of TH1 ADifRW TkiATIi .^1 aad oow b*ecrv**e .faiae- In skis, I mn mt ii»a#vatas«d. «*ar, s i fattta diu warn ibc .•':•=«. Jant ibai tbesa aad ^Miruct*a« UaJ*r* woaid tsira int&Uifvmg 4*0* mm m* weapapg plaaad ta tiftir banA ^rslMt him. It.i* weald tr* &i \nm bo waver, if Ukqr &at* ia tia lstsiia, 1 HE RCBEUJOfl EY if AD iN%n*D, COST tHi COUNTRY Al-i.'gL Ml. -.KH8 OF TRIADS REAM "iiVfefie BLuOD. lbs Pai'T aiiUtiiiKku. taao pay ouiar ju tae Kabai-th# that will t»e ka«jly fe»t wis® *f THI Ti«gr-j«4^t daaie^'s tbat waa da&e to any ai i.a«iu, iiiitt uffocted at iitU'ke* TiiU: by GOTwas account biHllf sonw»**tliit c-0\ and Ricbusond. The same is tbe eaaelgy^- p.,^ THB AiD REC1IFBD witb tic raairoad between Lynchburg and iicmiunsviiie, and bstweec Gordoosviile and Richmond by tbe way of Trovaiian aad Hanom Joactlon. There are bodies of Confederate troops besides, on d&ese roads, woo it 1* aatd, wiii prcv-jofc any ri-yeutiaa of acts of destruction, As if ih» road between Ricbtaond and Pe tersburg, Mr. a tar.too knows parfwtiy weit tas£ it is ia running ordar, a*d in full operation. ,. mr THk WiUKEt MiiMiCMiiM- sLi?. ERY tL£ADE.v8 WOULD 8AYI uLED ^'JdMATE TSiEiK TREASON, FROM I HEIR BEST FRIENDS, TBE AB-OLli tONISfS OF THE NORTB^JQ naicloa lost sigii I- savf a'aixii, bo b&d regard to bis lain*** movetoents Uiertfore I gr,» t5 st p, to wbicb la® a eegTO, who bid b-'en caf*4 /e4 StflN Carroll lloose, was sbot deaO 00 tiaat streut by a veteran soldier -naw-d Wc RobarU, bataagiwg to «4se Htb *fW« in fantry, f'ae»«Kro was pawistg awwjf tia street a sbon disuse* ta advasae ai Ho iDOtb- -is le Roberta, *bo was a caaapaay wi er soldier McRctbwfis •».* eoatioue* to bo iutensc. It is itat.-.l sow 1 auenuati, wbat%«p#a tapw a nd fired di tia tbat altboagh he has a sufficiency of tap- i revoivei piius for ih:. pruseat, yet that so ma ay of kis large wop ply tmins havs bsen oaptar ed reo*atiy, tkai very soon be will begin to run stijrt of provisions. When it is considered over how long a line bis sup piii* OavK to b3 transported, aad how li- 816 .. unaiaii Q'oitek ina |igTaHU' CJ0R arasJj B* tll U*** ZI ab! & is Jr««a tlie latter to a point so d.staat ym, y js muhmis ta cN»if?«ta. LaauA troia tbeu iitppiioa ii*» tieir aommaiaiiar i«aa tl»t i» must bgbt, litea at a disad vantage, bscausc his cialy aitemativa is is fight or withdraw. awwa- injr i'bj malt *i fce Vafaaarh itt^ewt has not tiaaspirad at this antinf.— Si ataman. lytbrae iuadred Swediai Mid Nor wegian familttti latelyanrivad atOistaga, intending to bay kMi a*d settle di liii ttoia, tiisao«ri, aed Mta&apata- Kva hundred m«a ro«ta froai M«w Yark. -bodied m», witi at m*»* dent »°J3» »*Mwaa. aJa»# preveWtt) frsa aom bag. 80 **T» «***»& I. i ii STTb? poor wfeo raeafve* fMfe* dollars a wcai .or Bt* labor as bow paid in a "R pa&uoaa" earreaay wta* u worth mlf Jmm dollaw. Tiwft is, iareai- tit fwu%, W«at it w aim Into tha amy, wtew b» ia to itte sfcot [for &a *akaof ^a WW-miii lake car* ol hi* faartiy?—s |y»A W«bii«t«« «sp*ai affMft N.f] rwipeetiweiy Herald, a«ys tlwrt «a« mm yb&i 4. powiir of tia Gcootsi Uovarssaat to a«* ft»slteaslta. Mr, fdaaote *ntm power aot CI preset dde/atad tioaa of iiditatfy bewera, sttd ia la-MWar to ft. A* States, by aamins aach r«g-1 tUt0& tw mt JI iMMf UM if ]iRicc#ns«! ara &<« syaadfty aabterad E. will tak« *i« 8«M to jkmmmi, ffmmmn 'jer-faf-C^ftf of tia «m««. Ooa* tbi«t remind «aj «l M» aawtaia mim Ujai 3^, Kj.» Switbaia, adm Dal., i. sf iiseli ai««a tial tiv Uatua u j©f uuc-paWMiw, sa"aaea^ aa- X: r^-rr^ mX! N\' Wiiiiam®. adm Pa-. Waahbora. traring tha jpartaaw fraa, in all oti^r jw*a» to. .a lata Of a the riptooft^ Owfh l.iilfWf 0^» ms aaw ew*F*#r%itto*a» Hoa^eoasa, iMilMtoawta, ta^i- owa. llMMtil i—tWtiCM» »]uoa or ali.M Lte!'t»e*w«itia6ia*aa Immtm* 9i a jaW 3"! -**i -wri* .mii»- &«. fiA". Sk s»7a «r »uth*»«a t«i ai»«si Old Ai* CO* »liaiaa»i#«B««*i MWb Atea'a ImhMI ^eiMMSft* am of M*tsp, and w« haM aaf thava friU h* fawsd nfBn*H rkitaJHi4lsi(a«aahMNf MT,!* SL Y. AM Warn rl im mm 'mm- m* krit*. Mm wirae» mm "9$ i a«rvia» -tejalMMi' tt#a*»vt»*a»«' FI« XL'OORCL PFC^PW** m». 