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Editor vv!l Proprietor
MEDICAL
Rtgitiit*
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
4iernisvor Rupture awed
Hernia or Rupture cured
liernin or Rupture cured
Rernta or Rupture cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Lieruta cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia curet!
Rupture or 'Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Marsh's Radical Cure Truss
Rlttees Patent Tx-nsa
Fitch's Supporter True•
Spit-Adjusting Truss
Dr, Banning's Lace or Body Brace. for
thecure of Prolapsue Uteri, Piles, Ablooanal
aid Spinal Weaknesses
Dt..S. S. Pitch's Silver Plated Spp-
Plies Drops, for the support end cure of
Mlsiartle Steleklugs, tor weak an varicose
Elaine Knee Ca pe, for weak knee jotnta
Ankle Supporters, for weak iceee
Suspentary Bandages
Self-Injecting Syringes; sin every idnd
of Syringes
Dr. KEYSER has also a Truss which will
Adleally cure Hernia or Rupture
Office at his DRUG STORE, No. liO WOOD
STREET.; Erign of the Golden I\l oil 1r Persons
writing for Trusses should send the ❑umber of
nehea around the Cody - immediately cvcr the
rupture.
DR. KEYSER will give hie persona 4 attentlon
to the aplication of Trusses In adults and children
and he is satisfied that, with an experience of
twenty years, ho will he enabled to give suiafac
Self-Injecting Syringes
Hilt-Ixkjeoiling Sy - ringes
Selfgajecting Syringes
Self-Iniecting Syringes
Sold ea DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood etr,e;
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Stuipeniory Bniadages,
Suspensory Bandages,
A dozen different
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kiuda,
A d6zen different kinds,
At D.R. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street
no.lo4ydlkir
PILES OF
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
C ED.
Below will be found a co, li,fleale From one of the
most respectable citizen, of Wilk ins township in
regard to Dr. Kryte,'s blood Solidter
The Doctor's certificates are wilitinTeach, and 71,
one need be deceived in regard hts prepar.aut,,
DR. GEO. H. KEYSER became attleteJ with
Piles about twenty yeais ago, and every year
they were growing worse, so se to trouble me
very much, so much an at times as to unlit the
for work. Sometimes I was so bad that I c6ithi
not do silithing 'on account of them, they came
out on me as large as a hickory nut. I had tried
a great deal of medicine for them. 1 used to buy
anti Isace•iwhatever j could hear of or read of in
alratilara and pamphlets that fell in my way. but
1 could not get cured, sometimes they would Jo
me some good for a little while, bat aflerwardu•
they would return again as 1.,1 a= ev,r. I also
applied to two Doctors ,t,lied me at my
house and gave me F0:0e medicine hut tt would
nal:4lo,:fcoilld'not ger well nver a year WO I
got an advertisement of goer Lindsay's blood
Searcher, made by yourseli—when you sold it to
me you told me one 1, - ,ttle would not cure me,
and that my whole system would have to be re-
sewed by the medicine before I got welt.
bought one bottle and took it home with me and
used it according to your directions. I then call
ed to
.eett you again, when you said I could no
•
expect much benefit from one bottle. I bought
it on, one bottle at a time, until I had used Live
bottles. Atter'thte quantity had bAen usaNl, I
was entirely well of the Piles, which had toriur
ed me for twenty years. In other respects my
health la improved, and I am as well as could be
exprted for one of pa p age, being sixty years
pail`: Aare been well now for six months, and
there is noappearance of a return of the dlsnaae
I can do any kind of farming . wo:k• now without
the Pilea coming down and hurting me. I can
pitch hay, chop wood, lift, or do any kind of
work which before used to hurt me. It' ben
gitraiaitioUr Blood-Searcher I kept on tatting
it OM i got entirely well. I consider it my du
ty to make My case known to the country f- , r the
bake of other:wile - may be matitiing,ia. I was
and do not know theyalge of your medicine. You
t:uttYritublish this if you tike—l live in Wilkins
Toemaltip:tuta f sdill be pleated to satisfy any one.
of ta4ruth of this certificate if they wish to call
on we.
ELLIDTT DAVID
December "4th, '1983.
iirtook out. for the name of DR. GEORGE H.
X.EiIIER on the Cover qf the bottle anttlxoted over
ehs sort; alto for his stamp on the United States
stasi/Son the top Of the bottle to prevent being nnpos
*dui, by a spurious article which is in the market.
MEDICAL. •
KUNKEL'S CELEBRATED
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Witsi;of Iron
Bitter Wine of Iron,
The Great Tonic,
The Great Tonle,
The Great-Vonic,
'the Great Tonto,
For Dyspepsia and
For Dyspepsia and I - nnlgeetton,
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility,
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility,
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility,
For Week. Stomachs and General Debility,
Reliable and Sure to (loGood,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable andiSure to doGood,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
And Cannot do harm,
And Cannotdo arm,
A ad Cannot do Harm,
And Cannot dallarm,
It Cods but little and Puridewthe Blood,
It Conts•but little and Puriliesthe Blood,
It Costa but little and Purifies the Blood,
It Coats but little and Parities the Blood,
Wo only salt a Trial,
We only ask a Trial,
We only at a Trial,
We only flak a ['Mal,
Of this Valuable Tonto
Of this Valuable
Of this Valuable 1' old.:
Of this Valuable Tonic,
Only 76 eta end One Dolt:kr per Bottle,
Only 76 Cts and (one Dollar per Bottle,
Only 76 Ots. and One Dollanper Bottle,
Only 76 Cts. and One Dollarper Bottle,
Idanulantured solely by S. A. KUItXEL a.
BRO. General Depot, 118 Maikel street, Har
risburg, Pa. For side in PITI :-'I4I , IiGH by all
respectable dealers.
For sale in Pirtstureh by R. E. SEl,Lliii:
ClO., and B. L. FA RNBs - rock t (JO. ,
janl4-6tn
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
" Great American Remedy."
Harvey's Chrono Thermal
E'E 1 PILLS
HAVENEVER VET FAILED( WHEN
the directions have been strictly followed,
in removing difficulties arising fron,
OBSTRUCTIONS, 9R STOPPAGE OF
_
NATURY.
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Allectlons, Prolapsus,
Uteri, the Whites, or other weaknesses ol the
Uterine Cl:gang. The Pills are perfectly harmless
on the conetitution, and may he taken by the
most delicate females Without cauFing distress ;
at the same time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,
By strengthening, iuvigoratirtg, and restoring the
system to a healthy condition, and by twinging
on the monthly period with regularity. No 'nat
ter from what cause the obstruction may arise.
They should, however, NU r he taken the first
three or four months of pregnancy. though sate
at any other time, as miscartiav vi,uhl he the
result.
Each box contains 60 Pale I. RIFF - . I,lcF
DOLLAR
DR. HARI El'S TREATISE
on Diseases of Female; Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
,Barrenness, Sterility, 'Reproduction, and Abuses
of Nature, and emphatically the LADIEtj' PRI
VATE MEDICAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of 70
pages, sent free to any address. Si cents requir
ed to pay postage.
.03r - The pills and Book will be sent by mall,
confidentially, when desired, srxr - nrzy • cair:D.
and pre-paid un receipt of money by
J. BRYAN, Al. lt , Gene rel Agent
So. 76 Geriar street, New 1 nru
Joseph Fleming, Druggist, corner
the Diamond and Market street. ager.t for Pitta-
P 11rVA:1 - JE DIE3 EASES
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE,
No. 60 Smlthfleld Street
iViITIZEPifiI AND STAN N(:11:Iiii
Li need of medical advice i
him a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail t., -Lae
rities, scroinlous and venereal attezunnii. Alas
hereditary taint, such as letter, I,,rinsis an.l
other skin diseases, the origin ot I, I i.e 1,-
tient is ignorant.
SEMIN Al. WEARNE'•-;
Dr. Ws remedies for this affliction brought on
by solitary habits, are the only medicines known
in this country which are sate and will speedily
restore to health.
llriEUD:al'[s:H
Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a few days this
painful affliction.
He also treats Piles, Gleet, }ohm, rrhoe, Pre
that Discharges, Female Diseases, Paula In the
Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder,
Strictures, etc.
A letter to be answered must contain at least
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sent to any address safely packed.
Office and private rooms No 50. Smithfield
STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. notatlaw.
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.—
Among a certain class of sell-important or
pie there is a peculiar feeling of contempt at tad,-
ed to all physicians. that advertise:tad treat the
diseases named in thiecarti,ti'un - A re. 1 t meaaio, )
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are they not atk are that all physicland treat dis
eases of every denomination, in fact solicit just
the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very refined parties. I suppose they would not
let one of their family go to a party that has de
voted years for their benefit, bet-tuse lie adverti
ses the fast, and their family physician says he is
a humbug so lie can get the case. Often he has
almost deprived the party of his life. He comes
at last to the physician that advertise,— how else
are they to know I Are they not aware that air
Astley Oooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles
Ball and BC Pbul Rico rd det - oted y ears in the
treatment of these dlseasest These men art' held
tip as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert that all men are worthy drat publish, still
there are a great numberof them that ars. I have
devoted myself to the study and treatment 61
PRIVATE DISEASES upwards of 40 years, and
without egotism can say.l have saved hundreds
from years of misery and untimely death. My
treatment is contined,tot,he vegetable altdgeiher,
as I think it Is the beg and Most cert din. It is in
my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I
thought It necessary - tb certify to MY generateue
ceas but rdy long residence in this city Is suffi
cient proof without adding more. Sperm t orrhea
and all diseases arising from it are cured in a
much shorterlime thin heretofore. It behoeives
every young man and wOman to be careful in se
letting- a Physician. The different advertisements
that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured annu
ally by ray new remedies. 'lAitilreasßOX Soo.
jan-lyd Pittsburgh Poatoflice.
NEW CASTLE AND FRANKLIN
RAIL ITOAD
MaIOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Capital ,Stock of the NEW CASTLE and
FRANKLIN RAILROAD COMPANY will
be opened on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of April,
proximo,
In the City of Pittsburgh, at the Roans of the
Board of Trade
In New Castle, Lawrence county, at the Of
fice of the New Castle and Beaver 'Valley Rail
road Company.
In - Mercer, Mercer county, at the Office 01
William Stedrart, eaq.
In Franklin. Venango county, at the Office of
Firat National Bank.
BY ORDER 08 COIiSrESSIONERS
A. L. Crawford, .Samuel M. Bier,
S. Q. Brown, IS. Zeigler,
Wm. Dilworthor., G. W. Cass,
Wm. Stewart, 'J. C. - Murray,
J. C. Shaw, ! George C. Reis,
Robert Ashworth, 'Josiah King,
James Bleaklei!, ! Springer Harbaugh,
.1. H: Robinson, J. W. Blanchard
James ,K. Kerr,lJ. H. Smith.
David Courtney, F. D. Kenrmar.
Pittsburgh; March 31. 1864. mh3i-dtd
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS.
kATiCIT' !MILES I:HILICCT FRom.
Abe trattlifactuteii; for sale at the lowest
ea.@ .
Factor ar,' Schwarz's, utita - E 41WedEtTXXXT °V us
able, Wawa , and Cididrene-Boota, Gaiters
and Balls orals, just received, at
lOSEPU ..BORUSZIIokr„
apse 98 Market at., 24 discrikeinsate.
siturr - kw.upa.4) WI.
shThini
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1864.
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AIME ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
ig particularly call.d 10 ~..r larve and
Stock of New Goods
In vd lit IJII \ tonal v.. vesnrtrnent
the} utl tl^l'en pretir Etyled 01
Ladles' and Misses' Hata and Bonnets
u. KT,IAt Van.' i MIK -gene-
5 , 11(1.
SPRING AND SUMMER FsALMORAL SITS
in .1 IC7N 0•WI: Eh I `,, nc.j.ILK
and I NDERi.i,kii:lll,Nl, for gentle
men'- wear. We i.are as tine lot 01 FINE
TRA I...LlTcai SHIRTS as can be 101.111 ti any
whe.;e Mao La,llc.' and tic nt.' Linen Collars,
sLarfs. .5 and linawry. P6oketbooks.
P_uretmonnnies an .I Purses. elegant Eteel and jet
Pins and Hroehes. Belts and HOT ll:icicles. and
a 1.,11 Ilne o(7 ric.odngs l'an-y .raja
As Cheap a the Cheapest
esalc Roorn4 :1 1 / 4 1, In hteement
MAURITIfi & CLYDE,
Goods •
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KANE & DCFFY.
!AE & DUFFY WOULU INFORM
their friends' and the public that they have
reruol ed their Tailoring kiiitailliehrnent from the
old stand to No. 14 ST CL AIR STREET, Bib
eell's new block, near the St. Clair 6/ Allegheny
bridge. Those desiring the latest patterns of
Spring and Simmer Clothing
of the rarest and moat fashionable styled, are in
, iced to call and examine their eatenetc r stock
01 rac.
A.NE & DUFFY,
No. 14 St. Bt.
•
1)11.4Sk).1,113-rrefity
CO-PA It TNERSHIP mum
tolore existing between the undersigned,
under the name and style of Ll'. DAY 11
this day dueolved by mutual consent, .Tonal
Keeler retiring from the lirm.
.1. F. DA Y,
TUNAS I: EF.YEki
Pittsburwl., March itti, 1964.
CO-PARTNERSHIP
The underidgned hare this day entered into
articles of neraldp [or Manufacturing,
Importing and Vending of
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,
In all its branches, udder the name and
style of
DA V *Sr B 1 AY n. N
No. 58 Wood Street.
JOSIAH F. DAY,
THOMAS S. HAYDEN
Pataburgh, Fa., January 18th, 1864.
mh&-cltf
T EXIPOWARY REMOVAL
IE3 ImICASILT-aS-a.
tiurtriends and the public at large will not,
we trust, forget that we are at present and for
a feW weeks to be found at Wilkins Hall, over
the Mayor's Office, Fourth street, where we
have on exhibition and for sale as tine a stock o
PIA.NOS.
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS, ETC.,
As were ever brought to this city, and 41 -•r;ct
ly EASTERN rAcrofty PRICh:s.
• H. KT.FI3ER dz BRO.,
Wiikine qty Fourth street
pi.Ainniff. dKAY
Noiseles Patent Sewing Machines.
These Sewing Eaelines ate known asthe veu
best )st theitnited States. They're WARRANT- ,
nit
ED - and. Bold akthe LOWS T PRICES.' O&M]
an & eirAuntne them beforebuyingelsewhere. R 8• P
94 Sewing. Machines ': of every kind
PromP Y.)4 4 ".; 44 .1 ,
saiITEST AXTHELDL Agent,
No. 103 Third street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
mlll6-114
dri LAD NEWS FOR TUE UNPOR
TUNATE!
THE LONG SOUGHT FOR
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CHERORTif: REMEDY,
onomorool
Compoundedfrom lionts,,Barks and 14csrves.
• HE` BOK F. Re..4IEDY, thegreal India. Diuret
ic, cures all diseases of the urinary °roams, such as
Incontinence of the Urine, Itylamma lion q the
Bladder, In lamination of the Kteineyr, 'Gone in the
Bladder, Stricture, Gravel, Meet, Gonorrhera, and
is especially rerOmmended fn those cases of !'liar
dltits (or lir/rues inierntitO)where all the old tutus
tom medicines have faaea -
Ilar - I1 is prepared In it highly concentrated
form, the dose only being Irian one to two tea
spoonfuls three times a day.
841-It is diuretic and alterative in its action:
purifying and cleansing( the blood, csussng it to
now In all lts original purity - and vigor; thus
removing from the system all pernicious causes
which hare induced dlseise.
CHEROKEE 1 JECTIQIti is intended as
an afly or assistant to the Cherokee Remedy,
and should be used to conjunction with that
medicine in all cases of '. - 9n.urrii.cr a, GLe et, Flue,
Alb-us or WhitzL It effects are hcahag, soorhimj,
and drraulernt; reinorleignll scalding, heat, clior
dee Mall pain, instead or the burning and almost
unendurable pain that inexperienced with near
ly all the cheap quatk Injections.
- By the use of the - Cherokee Remedy
and Cherokee luJectitro—the two medicines
at the same time—dll improper discharges are
removed. and the weakened organs are speedily
restored to full vigor and strength.
Sisl - For ti,ll particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store in the country, or write us And
we will mail free to any address, a full treatise.
64 - Price, Cherokee Remedy - , *n per bottle
or three bottles for .34,.
49 - Price, Cherokee Injection, *2 per bat
le, or three bottles for II&
Altir - Sent by Express to any address otr receipt
.1 price.
Air - Sold by nil drugpata everywhere.
Dr. W. R. Mervin & Co ,
No. 00 Liberty street, New York.
Sold by Dr. CILO. 11. ELLICSIi, No, 140 Woo
rtreet mhls-e-oti-dker
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A PAGE PROM THE
WE ARE MAKING.
_ .
There is no page in history which is
more deeply interesting, none of which
the historian will dwell , with more elo
quence, than that which relate. to the
condition of the united States, its army
Ind its capital, on the last day of Au
4ust, 1862. The repoTt, of Gen. Ide
elp
Clellan, now for thei; time collects
ancl.makiis clear th : us incidents
which are to fill tin octant page
in our national record: We regret
that the Congressional edition, thelte
la Ilion Record edition, and other cheap
editions of. the report are incomplete
arid' inaccurate,. cosr.rit.....,..._enti, rely some
p0i...,,a 11 - tavu present k me =oar i nun- ,
citing and important view of The feta
lions of Gen McClellan to the Cabinet,
the army and the country. The edi
tion published under Gen. McClellan's
authority i, a, curate The omission was
.loulitless unintentional, some pages of
any having fallen front a compositor's
,lesk. or been mislaid, in the Govern
ment printfue office, and the re-printers
e Ito have followed that edition have
produced imperfect copies.
Gen. McClellan was not at that time
removed from the command of the army,
hut the army was removed from his
command by an ingenious device of the
War Department. He wastreated with
contemptuous indifference by Gen. Hal
leek. When ordered to abandon the
Peninsula he was so anxious for an in
terview with General Halleck, and a
free consultation, that he proceeded
from Harrison's Bar to the nearest tele
graph station, and then., finding that
the wires were broken under water, he
crossed Chesapeake Bay, arriving at
Cherry Stone Inlet, on the east shore
about midnight. He immediately tele
graphed to Washington, informing Gen.
Hailedk that he had conic all tlis dis
tance to consult with him, and request
ed him to come to the War Department
end of the wire. Geu. Halleck came,
and sent a brief and somewhat ill-hum
°led reply. While Gen. McClellan was
deciphering this reply (It was in their
private cipher,) the operator informed
him that Geu. Halleck had left the
Washington office without as much as
saying good-night, and that further tele
graphing was useless! Gen. McClellan
returned to his army, brought, it away
from the scene of its noble exploits,
stood himself, last Tllllll of all, on the de
serted ground, and left the Peninsula
with the convicticti that a great error
was In• progress at Washington. At
Fort Monroe he wrote a dispatch lb Gen.
Halleck, mournfully eloquent, speaking
of the service of his brave army and
begging Halleck to recognize them. He
said:
- Please say a kind word to my army,
that I can report to them'in orders in re-
Lard to their conduct at 1 7 orktown, Wil
liamsburg, West Point, Hanover Court
House, and on the Chiekahominy, as
well as in regard to the seven days and
the recent retreat. No one has ever said
anything to cheer them but myself. Say
nothing about me. Merely give my men
and officers credit for what they have
done. It will do you much good and
will strengthen you much with them if
you issue a handsome order to them in
regard to what they have accomplished.
They deserve it."
Verily they did deserve it. They were
an army of heroes, brought home from
fields of as gallant fighting as the worlll
ever saw. But there was no reply to the
request of their getieral. They received
no kind word, no cheer, no thanks.
They were hurried home, to be hurled,
into the jaws of death under a comman
der selected to displace the general who
had hitherto shared their fortunes. M,c-
Clellan came to Alexandria. What his
position and relation to the army? He,
himself did not know. The process of
depriving him of his command was going
forward. Pope's Army of Virginia ab
sorbed the Army of the Potomac. For
seven days that noble army disappears
from history. It had no existence. Mc-
Clellan was left at Alexandria, still the
commanding general of the Army of the
Potomac, but there is an eloquence
which every heart must feel in his simple
narrative of what remained to tam of his
own magnificent command. Less than
one- hunfted men, minty \of these inval
ids and *Minded men ware the sole rep
resentatives of the Army of the Potomac!
So grand is the contrast which this nut;
rative affords between the days, which' I
preceded andihoae which loilbwed
last of Atleff,t, tit it MIT b3149*?.
anapeeted as ttaeiddlitil thht - the -
tive is omitefffroraltheci edi
tions of the Report- - -lint• iire 'prefer to
rewdth e it.fii-flegAPl.24Blool4-:
view Of or and AtmeroAs w.,p?Tivarhicli
occur lathe .
4 n O O, A llirtorYi Of .
T 1 Ixilitidallas
noeuvering at Washington 4. this time
wbuld';'if made' public, explain the whole
rettribniiibility for the 'climatrckik'bittit
paign ofPope. : The blood our thedilittda
lost on,those fatal plains of ManaSlitEi is
chargeable diteetly on the intrigoes a 9f
Washington politicians of the real
party, who ottly dealted - td .
Clellan from :the publie viewl , obecitufse
they feared, that the splextdor of .bis gen
ius, the devotion of his. : antly,,tll9
noblg
ness of tiffs Character, might linnx,ldm
before the 'Petittle 'id a firithin t7rr - 141.
the.whole nation .th tough ;wino:id - Denoi
and Union under the Constitution. E)or
this they intrigued, and for this they have
wasted thbusan de of yeiting lives, poured
out on. fruitless battle,fiekls. ;.. And, some
of this secret history, may be regoviimed
from a close examination of the dispatch
es and orders issued at Washington, be
tween the 25th of August and the 2d"nT
September, '62. Fly - Q.-days, brief time 4
but filled with great events. The politt
clans had succeeded. McClellan, was
debased and' dischirged. aiked'llai
tech for specific ord4rs as to wliat he
has to do, at Alexandria. Halleck re
plies, orders and funding fault. .:Arp
munition, and particularly for artillery,
must be imatediatsly sent to Centerville
for General nipc. It must be, done with
all possible dispatch," telegraphs Hal
leek 'it 1. 45 o'clock, on the 30th. Mc-
Clellan replies at 2.10, "I know nothing.:
of the calibre of Pope's artillery. All I
can do is to direct my ordnance officer
to load up all wagons sent to him."
Halleck finds faidt that Franklin was
not sooner sent forward. McClellan re
plies that Franklin had no transporta
tion, and finally marched without wag
ons, and of course without ammunition
or subsistence.
Then McClellan sends a dispatch
which will be memorable in all future
times: •
"I cannot express tdr-Mi the pain and
mortification I have expel4enced to-day
in listeningto The distant sound of the
firing of my men. As; I can be of no
further use here, I respectfully ask,that,
if there is a probability of the conflict
being renewed to-morrow, I may be 'Tier
milted to go to the scene of the battle
with my stall, merely to be with.)iny
own men,ifnothing more; they will fight
none the worse for my being with them_
If it is not deemed best to intrust 'rile
with the command even of my awn
army, I simply ask to be permitted to
share their "fate on the field of battle.
Ream reply to this k-Aight.
No slee that Idng night at the little
ca* at Alexandria. , Every moment
they expected th 4 answer permitting
them to share the fate of the artn,y—a fate
which all the wisest soldiers were look
ing to with the moat solemn apprehen
sions. But no answer came. Not even
the common courtesy of a reply was
given, till the next day came Halleck's
cold dispatch.
-"I cannot answer witlnint seeing the
President as General Pope is in corn
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_the epartmm,' ,
it - Was too =Lao,..t
_.,,,.„101
in Gen. Halleck's office to send'to the
President the night before, or even that
morning, and say, "The fate of the na
tion hangs in the balance; McClelhtn.
asks leave to go to the field as a voltin
leer; may he go"
But the insults were not Yet enden
This same day, the 31st of August, Gen
oral Halleck telegraphs McClellan:
'As many as possible ofthe new regi
ments should be prepared to take the
field. Perhsps some more should be
sent to the vicinity of Chain Bridge."
McClellan replies that it is General,
Casey's province to attend to the netiit
regiments, and Barnard's to order others
to Chain Bridge. "By the War Hein*.
ment order I have no right to kivethem
orders." Here was one of those!tery
common Washington conit il ltatidrus
under the present management
not seen the order, replies Itallaci. It
was the last insult of the War Depart
ment, that order, devised in the same'.
spirit which a few weeks later dictated
the order sending the victor of Smith
Mountain and
,Antretam to report at
Trenton. The order was decisive. ;
"General McClellan commands that *-,1
tion of the army of the Potomac that has ; l
not been sent forward to General Pope's
command." How they must have
chuckled at the War Department over
the keen wit of this order. It - wee la
sued on the afternoon of Augnst tc/th,
and after the receipt from General I,lc-
Clellan of his dispatch of 2.10, P. M.,
saying:
'I have no sharp-ShOotera except the,,
guard around my camp. I have sent, off
every man but those, and will nulwaend'
them with the train as
. you. direCt,, L.
will also send my remainmg Ai:11014ton of' :
cavnlrrwith General' Sumner. ,I can .439,
no More. You noio have ivory man of
the Army of the Potontite
reach."
Certainly it was altfitp satire, :
keen' and biting. wit, which %dictated,
after-that last sentence, the Wordi of
order:—"General McClellan commands
that portioa, of the Army of the Potomac
that has not been sent forwardl"
But the morning of the 2111 t. brought .
to Washington some startling intel
ligence. Halleck had been for four days
busy reducing McClellan's position find
ing fault, neglecting antheven
him. The President and Secretary_ of
War had yielded to the radical .politi
ciau; who were hounding theyoung gen
eral, and on the evening of the 80th,
when the War Department issued its
order, Washington radicalism' was jubi
lant, and all believed that there was
truth in Pope's dispatches, and thathe,
was sweeping the rebel army with the_
besom of destruction.—McClellan Was
down and a great victory won by Pope.
Men who were in- Washington that
night will remember the triuritpli 'cirthe
radical factions. But the next day - a
change came overthe spirit of The radix
cal dream. Halleck • telegraphs Mc-
Clellan that he had notleen , the Order,'
and he evidently begins to think Hiat t
possibly they have -been a too , fast ,
in Washington. - The time froni Pope is=
not rose-colored to-day. "lifeeeillan be ,
gins to loom up again is the' nildst' r of
the managers.
"You will retain the - command Of eii?erg .
thing in this eicinify tot tetirMily•be-J
longing to Pope's* army Ili F
beg of you to assist me In this erbsiswith
your ability and exoriente. atn !en--
tirely tired out." So says General - H*lJ
leck at 10. 7. P. at. on the 81st. Well
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