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Railroads.
paYton q Western RnIlrond.


ON and after Monday next trains on mo lndst
" Central will leave the Union Depot, siAth sireoi
vt sos M ana 400 M
Returning, will arrive NJ lliIO m atd 500 n m,
The 900 m, and i;5O III, express trnins ma, q
close connections to AL points IN the West aud SOM,
aud 3uO tram the shortest and quckest ron, a
~ Chicago and the Northwest.
nor E.w WOODWARD, Superintendent.
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illinois Central Railroad.
baltimore and ohio Railrood
"a q ~ - - 5F5.g...sgs.

ga ~ III s.s s;,..a,;s:Sa sas:S:a 55atss..z.t5
Nmal ,n,,t,, NATIoNAL LkOUTE.-rerurpstce - ~
Scn,,i 10 Ia aHu baltimore on The East nni yt ""sh
ppWoou ana fafkersburg on the West iS mh"eng,
points IN tbe Vest steamers &c. or and Fo S nj
] laree Trans baiiy Tor all The Eastei west west
Isaya ns E.i,ly II .ht only route 10 WashInaton H.,
and S.iS ~ N, al 4.SO' Tao and 1000 a M st
an ieaE1 washington at 600 7!4U and II ,7U N onp
Through tefsts To- fSIsqys o ys al go and m only una $50
wa Washington oty al an aditinn can be- procured
in1%r as Gr 9sh aud fare low AZ by an, o. w.
nj any OF the principal Rairoad t and ohio Hsilros
a. II, SULLIVAN, Gen. We, us west
w. r. SMITH ~, NJ. OoIA. Gen. Ticket 4gt Ast
''DiiiH' Master Of TransportSiiots moi.
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Might fairly be regarded as the tribute uh,eh an an.
right heart pays At the shrine u justice
JOHN VI. STOPPELMAR,
AulS Asant Tor Dayton and vicinity.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthod and W W Stewart, Dayton; ceorge l.
beyer, MAN isburg StOc slayer, Union; g Anherv
son, Oenteryille Myers, New Lebanon; II Jackson,
uhambersburg; ID u Bauer Harrisburg Divine,
Johnsylllei Arnold Lmbert South Arlington; Jacob
SmNeT, West Baltimore; Rookie a Co, Germantown;
j. MURPHY, Yandalisi Niokols, Liberty; d Rees,
FarmersWllei HeYerling a Herr. Salem; ] W Pyrmont,
Williams swaner West BalumOrei Parker, Bro. a
Co Parkersburg; and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United satos and Canadas
au2ldly
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Upholstery.
MeotraI.
To Suffering Humanity

UEs w " HNNN HIMHNl
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND OLAIRVOYANT,
NLToULD say to the sick aud afflicted he oaus.
w es the blind 10 see, the deaf 10 aear, and the
lame TO walk wthoutthe use OF the knife OF any min.
oml drugs,
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
all FEMALE WEAKNESSES cured in aseW days
All CHRONIC COMPLAINTS relievoll without hll
by calling on the Doctor At his rooms at his boarding.
house, No 90 st. Oair streot, seeSnd door south ol
he UnlVersahst Church, Days5n, Ohio. Aualdtf
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Dayton and Cincinnati L. d.
"a a n W. z. q

&Esl IN IEk 80 NJ
M and alter November 10, ISuS, anu until t,irib.
" nOuee, Passenger aud troight Trans viii is1y,
DAhlON, gong nurth ~ follows:
y An a. M. through Freight aud Accorn uo,tsp.,
OsfU with Passenger Car attached
In.sln a. M. Mail tram ior spnng field, Colur,brs
lU.OU Urtana, Belleontane, k1resf CIya. ,',''
9ahduaky, connecting At springfield Wlth IraIn l,,
Lohdoh ana IolumbhAi hrnNrly IA Culu1u bus al s. d,
M ~ urtenh WITH trtin Tor CONN bts; hf Fofgs ,t
IRAN on tiiisbntB tt, Wayne a Uhus..o H. X y,,i5
Fast arriving ~ Cfestilne ~ J:iJ D m aud Fittsi'i.
s"u nj at tyut With ifsun On Cleveland and liu,..
~ H. going hRsti arriving Cleveland Al r 40 IA a.,
Dnklik Ri $40 ln, anu Buffalo 6.aU y m ,,,i,
west ArNng ~ 1Oedo al 1910 - m, Detroit Al 49,
ih' OhlehRo ~ tuJu u m, and Sandusky al a;l5 nm
H.l I. NJ. High' E1preHs for bpl1ngdeld rbann
OsIA anu heiiechuuhei tuuiit1tiug ~ Forest win
Tran gong hast GU fittsDuIg, Ft. Wayne ana Cb,os
hohd arriving Orestline NJ $40 M, Pittsbur, .t i
M HohB Meal with Tram arriving IN H. Wsyt.. st
"-' l ana Ohichgu at iU.IO ~, At yde Hllb ,.
on cleveland and Toledo IA. X. arriving In OK syel,,, %
$3.50 IA, Dunlrk 4UJ y m and Btitl1lo at 6s, " AZ
reaches sanausky Rt i.iC N. -
HnE +. a. huntsville Accommodation t,
t.UO Dayton on arrival OF Iran iron, C,pa,i'rnI-
istcnnB Springfield at sb5 pm, UrlanA M i0.ss ~ ~,
ives, Liberty al lia5 = m, DeoiOulalug Al Il.5l r t
anu huntsville At l2!iZa M. ''
lnhtts Wa tina Line 10 all points North k,.t nm
Mea', ean bo had ~ the Ticket Uttieu In Ia. ltl, I
-oAM l. ". King Ticket Agent ~
- bAfe always AA low by any other rgpt,
iu' hiVIiiR1uh relative 70 siupI ng Freilnt lv tI1
iiVuu'ei HPIly az tho Company frtLut Bcpgt..,J /,
mAesEl, agent. Ii. 'kiOL. SI,rsrri,,,i ~. a.
NJ. O. OLAtFs Gen. Ticket gent. ~
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DayIOn and Michigan Railroad.
~ 9. % 80. -.

ON aud after sunday, Nov 10, 1903, trans vi
" leave Union Depot, sixth street. lor Toledo su
all intermediate pOints aH follows:
Toledo and chicago Mai ut 10 OJam
Chicago and DctrOu Night ENpresha at s.OOpt,
nol7 Il. M. .aBOEMAKEt, superintea,lent
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even whore he has preceded them into eternit, ly n
the honest debtor satisfies his confding lion
ihte seemed least proptous. In moral and (Ildly
sense, 1t is great weapon by winch 20 rob deh II
his sting. II III lf
Let any husband father, son. ask himself "If sgas
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gN49rnhIsons.

AdHrew Weingartner,
stall No. ~ Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No. stock. AuIodsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-18

Ihal ne may grapplo with ir tns wise udab, that he
may s'uay ~ nature aud paats its thrdatoning The
OF pASeon AFo at band, OF easy acobss 70 all
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A N N u A l. PR MUM
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SUPPORT THE WIFE o

tits the unseen hand OF the provident er reaching
forth from the grave, and sti nouTshintip Offspring
and keeping together the family. BY it the faithful
son
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OF uARTFoe pscoNNEoTIoUT.
EVERY MAN sH0UIn INSURE MS LIFE

THE Ktna grants policies
l. Of years, Endowment pol
dowment. Also, Non Forieiili
payment is required after ten
Five thousand dollars paid on
within the last six months.
Among all the contriYances 4
family circle from want, none a
pie IN ITS character, noble in its
its results, than Life Insurance.
the dying husband leaves to
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ala
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@eoicaI.
IE&T1;XUI. Klil!sIAYI
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

All who have been unfortunate. MI whose fond hopes
have leeu disappointed, crushed, aud blasted all who
have been seducod by e promises aud dectt ell who
have been deceived and trined with, nl go TO him
advice and 10 get satisfaction.
lie makes your miHinrtuues pass away he makes the
sander and envy Of your enemies ll harmless and he
sustains yuur character aud resectaby h spite uf el
reports aud rumurs All who Ia doubt Of tho
tona Of those they love consult him to relieve and satisfy
their minds and 10 hud out IL their bright aud warm
homes will he realized.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

Ire garrison Of Poft Hsdsou surrendered IN
oondisionalIy ON the s,h inst This opens the
Mississippi; river and divides the Southern Con-
federacy iaso t~o equaI parts 40 Ear as territory
i concerned. The call Of yicksburg and Port
Had-on are she 100 usost important eveots of the
va and the mos, crushing blows that the re
beIlion has received The overthros and de-
mor.lz,sion Of tire Rebel Armies is
TIE Rad 20 peace and the suppression
Of arned rebellion. when me armies are
whipped The people viii he relieved from the
'hr.ldom which now restrains the expression Of
individual views and the Union sentiment. " any
exists in the South. will be developed We be
lieve vast majority Of the people OF the North
would hail With delight the restoration of the
Union upon the same basis as il WAS before the
war commenced. There are tso classes. however,
who are opposed 10 a peace upon such terms,
the Secessionists and the Aboltionists- Neither
Of them care for the old Uuion. and unless their
peculiar dogmAs could triumph by reunion. they
would prefer separation. IL the original Seces-
sionists and Abolitionists. whose baefuI influence
has thus far controlled the men in power in each
section OF the country. could be wiped from the
face of the earth. peace and harmony would
speedily be restored and the grand old Union
move on IS OF old 10 prosperity and with aug
menting power and greatness.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
ATTORNEY.
NJ MEDICAL.
Dr. EudIusn's Specific,
or
Gonorrh9a elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS or THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

fE1liE GoRorThGs, commonly called Clap, is dis
II gushing nalady, and T. too well known 20 require
any explanations IL is easy 10 be got but is difficult
clear Of Ii is companion that few admire IL per-
and poor both married and single Although sotrouble
some IN itself distressing and sometimes fatal. II
disease. the treatment Of which, has generally been
than the disease itself The common fashionable
treatment J. first TO deprive you Of all business then
comes course Of siaryaiion-liyng bread and tea
water Cruel kind siops you musfthen be blsd
cuppsd eached. combined with nause atng nedicnes
injections lotions oinmens. and Concentrations
Every few dave the medicines changed: and after
some months treatment IN this wsy, which the patient
bears with great foftitude fer fear he ia dis
charged discharges himself With irritable uretor
swelied testici~ enlargement Of
adiseaseof the neck OF the bladder.
ThiSSpecc. which acts ike charm. with few doses
those dseases ana quite and which
has cured thousands IN New York. Phsdelphia Balti-
more and many % the Southern cites IL certain and
efecusl remedy, that makes rapid sdEsnanen care
ling Jumpng over-strsning. This remedy il IN
equaed by anything discovered for the cure Of those
disc II j. extracted from pisufs 4
fecuy safe, a. II i purely vegetable II contains 10 er-
curry. 80 that You can expose yourself 20 all kinds 81
weather. without the least danger from the medicine
will have NJ taste smell from it, that you are not
deprived from going toconpany. beingdetoctedby
nearest friends.
This Is quack icne buiz remedy discovered ana
used with immense success BY regular physician and
recommended 20 the unfortunate
CAUIlON-sons j. genuine without the signature Of
the proprietor. W y DAVIDSON the boz All in
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
u tmostrigor ofihe Law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
sold oy DTnsgisisgenera.y gan2S-cenis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

setuafinz power in their hands; hence the effort
to excite violence by lie most bitter denuncia
ton 81 their political opponents. and he exerrise
Of arbitrary power upon false charge q di-ioy
atty. - he's been experienced n sno-' every
neighborhood in the North. These sctemes may
succeed. Tut il they do. it sill be by tie sacrifice
Of the institutions which have been our boast,
and the envy Of everv liberal man in the arbitra-
~ Goyernments of the Ola World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
From the Cincinnati Price Current, July 15
Financial and Commercial Summary
for the Past eek.

Since Tuesday evening, the time we closed our
last summary, until Saturday last, but little
change took place in financial affairs calling for
special remark. The demsnd for money was
quite light and the market easy at GAS per cent
for acceptable business paper On Monday morn
ing martial law was proclaimed by Gen. Burn
side, and all business ordered suspended after 10
o'clock. This terminated our commercial and
financial history for the week. There was
large demand for exchange on New York on
Monday morning. and some of the bankers put
up the rates to a per cent, but the greater por
ton OF them supplied their customers at IA prem.
The news of the great riot in New York. which
reached here on Monday evening, changed the
desire which existed in the morning. to transfer
funds to New York, and the demand for ex
cha LOFT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT BY
n new method. and with the haPpiest results, Pro
rpsus TERI, Calling Of the womb, JaRcsr1f0D Ulcer
0fOn, LUcA TrleI, whes,) L mary and all other dis
eases TO which the american F.n1le i pecularil,
liable. Send three dollars and receive BY express
the Doctors Fcnsdie Syr.n9es. This instrument should
be used by every ia the land for the purpose Of
cleanliness. comfort heh DC. Sent free receipt
fstamp. copy of Private Letter 90 Married adie
on health dc. The Doctors csle5rafed Female PiVs
fresh from the Dspensary, are rery good in simple dis
eases, irregularities, oc Price 81. zen; BY mail.
At the Aiaevicda Disy>Ns1ry aio treat, acsfAOtf
mercury and with never failing success. FeaersdI or
what the quacks call prfrGte srcet diseases. yiis
IN all its stages Gonohea elect structure Hydrocele
Circocele ysreoceie Carsoceie. spermsorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility I'm
potency, and effects Of selfabu-e. The last six are
treated Of in private letter, which send free on
receip; Of stamp
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partmen Of the best Hosr ffalAin Europe and
New York City. enables him patients scientncaI
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living al distance can communicate by letter
ard be treated their homes In urgent send IS
or $lo and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. 74a
East Washington Street, indianapolis. p o. Box 1894
e-diy-wl2i. lam
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sUNDRIEs.


-
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs Sealing Wax:
500 doz. Brushes, OF all kinds. sizes and
STYLES
so bbls. Coal OIL;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil; HH lltlf
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating OIL; -
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate MOrphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica; -..
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass. oil sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
s tuns White Lead in Oil;
4 bbis. Spts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish
is bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
45 bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky:
10 doz Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter
40 doz. Scotch Ale:
BY STEWART ~ MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
jy. No - East Washington Street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

BURK-Yourseif and family invited to attend the
funeral Of Miss Frances Ann Bgrk from the residence Of
Der father George Bark. No. 100 south New Jersey
street, this tThursday) morning at 10 O'Clock.
Services az Asbu-y Chapel, BY Rev. M. MelIender.
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MARRIED.

cOSTIGAN-DCSSIxG-At ErAu.vile, On the lsih
inst, ~ the Rev b p. Rollins Frank CostgAn Of this
city, 70 Miss Josie R daughter Of EK-oos.inOr Dun
ming No cards
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morUnn's GfaId.

II General Nor .an Is not caught and Gagged be-
fore he leaves Northern soil the public will he
inclined to say that General Burnside and his post
commanders are Of very little value to the coun-
try. The raid Is very autlcious as 70 surpass
the usual order of adjectves applied 10 such &C
casions, and mark out new era in our expert
enee There seems 10 have been a general dis
regard Of chances, though there ~ere no for
midable Major Generals aud not less formidable
Bngadie- Generals in the department 10 saw
nothing OF thousands Of sodery who are said in
hourly dispatches To he swarmug al his heels
Ii the Rebel band were foraeing among hen
cOops ~ their own native mountains their course
could hardly toe marked with less trepdatOn or
more cool audscity We might prehaps ask what
Gen Burnside j. doing in the midst OF all this lie
li5erate destruction OF Northern property. but
we should probably get answer That be is
exercising a very uncomfortable sway over Gin.
cinnsti is quite evident. but that he annoys the
guerrilla chief to the ssme extent does not appear
OF course Morgan will ruin all the Union men
whom he can, Law violent hands on all the horses
lie meets destroy what railroad bridges come in
bis way. and then recro-s she Ohio As deliberate
" as he crossed it he could add to the un.
blushing effrontery of his conduct in way ex
cept 20 ride through CinciHBat and pay 4 state
visit to Gen Burnside i Chicago Times.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND sxrERs.


Published for the benefit and a warning and CAUTION
To YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay Of Manhood. etc, supplying the
time. THE MEANS OF SEI-RCuRF. By one who
has cured himself after being put togreat expense and
injury through medical humbug and quackery.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may Re had Of the author.
NATHAN MAYFAIR, ESQ.
my3S-wiy Bedford, Kings county, N. Y.
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vaiiandlrham.

VkLLAsDseHAx arris ed at the Clifton House.
Canada. yesterday NON se His Punishment 70
Rebellion Vas Of short duration.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

1t will be seen that gold is lower than il was a
week ago. but has ruled. notwithstanding com
par,tivey steady. The defeat OF Lee in his new
position will put il down to lbs BEYOND doubt
There has been increased firmBeSs in the pro
vision market, AMI fair amount of business has
been done in pork 1ni htcon, bur no demand tor
lard The particulars are noticed in our general
market report.
Flour very dull. and not saleab!e except in
small lots TO meet the wants Of the city dealers.
and even in this way nothing but the higher grades
are needed Wheat declined &c. 1ui red recovered
Sc OF this Gp to Saturday
Whisky advanced 4lSc Corn and oats were
in better demand. aud the latter l0d2c better
The suspension OF business under the order De
claring martial law. unsettled the market for all
articles Monday and Yesterday. and under the
circumstances il would have been impossible 10
give anything like accurate quotations at the
close The railways were III interrupted. and
the river commerce suspended. that all the
channels of supply cut of, and prices we're
asked according 20 the ideas entertained by hold
arding the duration OF the present state of
affairs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
FouNpaIEs. EI
THE HoOsIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

HAVING c0xPIETTD ocR roUxpRY VIZ AR
now prepared % receive and ssiisfsctoriy executs
ordess for stoves and castings reneralv re .~nIo
partner has lust returned oa the East where he Ia
procured the desirable and perfect patterns or cook
and pario so, e. marie W.sxn.
caly insfle the afenton q wholesale des,-rs %
this branch q business with request that they w
Civ call Our ether work vii embrace iron frouf.
and columns which desire make prornnept
ture manufactured railing and mill csstnEs
mills and kettles house wcrk Such - ventlatcrs win
dow cAps ss and hoowwarc. intact pro1aoed
In foundry respectfully solicit patronage.
and only promise what wei and promptly per-
form
Once and Foundry. ln3 south Delaware x-rcet, ATOM
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Dep0ts. Indians polls Indiana.
myi3- cox. LORD PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
REVIVAL

Revival AMONG THE RKskIs.-One of the
most curious features of the Rebel invasion was
the holding of prayer meeting by one of the
regiments of EWell's corps in the streets of
Boonesboro, Nd whose loud prayer and singing
proclaimed the truth Of The report previously
published that a revival had taken place in Jack
sons corps.
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FOR SALE.
A STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.

A STOCK OF GOODS. CONSISTING or DRY GOODS.
N Groceries, Hais Caps, Boots and shoes Hardware,
Queensware, Motions, &C.. thriving village near In
dianapos, and in good farming country
Any wishing to locate in good and lucrative
ness can do so by calling al my Office No 81 West ash
ington street. JACOB ELDuDGE.
jHly 2-d2w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-26
pI.po.nI of Captured NssrOes.

A member Of the rebel House of Repre-
sentativss has looked with compassion on
the agony with which the Democrats Of the
North are watching the progress Of negro
enlistment, and comes to their relief
Knowing the tender solicitude these North
erners have for the institution Of slavery,
and their desire to rid the Northern States
Of any colored persons who have been un-
fortunate enough to settle therein, he has
offered 8 resolution instructing the Judic-
iary Committee to report bill providing
for the confinement in prison of all negro
soldiers whom they may capture, those
whose former masters are known, to be re-
turned to them, and the remainder to be
sold into perpetual bondage, the fund real
lied to be appropriated to reimburse those
who have lost slaves during the war. Here
is q splendid chance to send thousands Of
freemen into slavery, of which the Demo-
erats will be pretty sure to avail them
selves. We expect to see these Democrats
applying to Governor Tod for commissions
as ColoneIs and Majors Of colored regi-
ments, with the express design of surren-
dering their commands to the rebels at the
esrliestOPpOrtunity. They can thus carry
out their pretense Of serving their country,
draw good salaries for themselves, get rid
Of the hated race, and surrender important
posts and garrisOns to the enemy, all at the
same time. Is not this a rich treat for the
CopPerhesds? Don't their eyes snap and
their hands instinetively rub together at
the prospect2 Obscure but OficiOus mem
Der of the rebel House, the COpperheads
and tories of the North salute you as their
ally and patron. May they be liberal
enough to share with you the reward the
soldiers are saving up for them.