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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05
A. / think we could have moved right

A. | think we could have moved right
on, and got into Richmond by the second
day after hat battle without another gun
being fred.
BUT NOT TRAVELLED.
@. What was done
A. We moved on In manner | never
did understand, losing time. If there
was any necessity for that, ! have never
yet appreciated IT, So far as the best
information we have goes. the enemy had
abandoned the idea Of defending Rich
mond. And it was only when they saw
the lassitude and inefficiency Of our army
that they concluded TO make stand
there,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

After EXAMINING H. ,
that Sni,f,'s d;yiS,oa ou'a' ! heafd
Yorktown read l. cd. N'oe ''" 'hs
Immediately returnaa a,1 - ,"'ne' ;.
vision, and found ,b,, !, "a - up vi
in order TO enable Su,,L.e a,g'. nA''0.'
pass. We were detained thera - ~ :,
way between , and 4 hours A. saon
a. sscerthined this 10 be the case, | re.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-05

/ have tlnce learned from most reliable
sources that when the news of that bats
tie reached Richmond, Jefferson Davis
and Governor Letcher moved their fam
lies out OF Richmond, removed the arch
ives aud their Libraries; aud every citizen
who could command vehicle had his
goods pied on wagons, and prepared to
abandon the city. They only returned
those who had leit-when they found
that the pursuit ceased. | might say was
almost abandoned.
THE ROAD OPEN.
O. Is it your judgment that YOU could
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II. u. rEN-xYcK, Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-25
Where are We Drifting?-Treason
at Home.

We call upon all good citizens to ex-
anime the working of the secret societies
now in our midst. They are not the work
of day. bnt have been in progress for
months. In October they took the
name Of Knights of the Golden Circle, the
Holy Brotherhood, or the Band Of Broth
ers. Their password was Belrick, their
grip was one firm shake of the hand, pres
sing the thumb firmly. the signs of recog-
milton were the use of the half-closed
right hand over the mouth and the open
right hand on the right cheek. an
swered by similar use of the left hand bv
the respondent. Their avowed purpose en-
braced the desertion of soldiers with their
arms. the surrender to the enemy upon
parol without conflict. resistance to drafts,
interference with enlistments, and the over
throw of the government. Men holding
commissions as attorneys at law. who
were sworn to support the constitution
and the laws. took part in these treasona-
bic schemes for money. They were SPAR
ed because their characters would give no
prominence to penalty, and vet, one exam
pie was made in John o. Brown, whose
life depends upon the clemency Of the
President. Hundreds Of deceived soldiers
deserted their flag. until the term deserfer.
in al ages deemed the synonym Of cow
ard and traitor. was made by these agents
OF the foulsst wrong to appear to the SOL
dier to be equivalent to the name of mar
tyr. The October Treason resultsi in the
punishment Of many--fnes, hard labor.
and confinement--whent the men who, for
money, deceived them. grew rich and
prosperous. One death penalty was the
sequel Of those examinations. bnt the orig
instors are uHpnnished. Their names will
yet be given forth 10 become the scorn of
freemen wherever liberty is honored -
Yet these men lire among u.s. Embolden-
ed by indulgence McHenry. rather than
disclose the oath and grips and battle signs,
pIesds before the Court bis common law
right that to disclose "will crimiuate him.
HIMSELF This is- -self-confessed treason,
in himself and his comrades. Will the
people nom believe? We have mors to
say. Freemen, ponder we'll what we have
said. Ind. Jour. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-25

BoLDEK Axn BoLDER--The Butternuts
OF Indiana are becoming bolder every day
in their treason. at Democratic"
meeting held on the 7th inst, at Bloom
tield. Greene county. they resolved that
they 'sre not in favor of furnishing tho
present Administration another man. gum
or dollar, for such hell;sh. sscAr;sf;un
crusade, They also pronossce the ma
tionaI currency "a worthless and irredesm-
sbIe paper IN the simiihuis Of money"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-25

IA .ffior eftw-ny-hvc cent will be made on the
s,,ve rates for Special Notices.
N.snts n other cities win he allowed twenty
I've commission hut advertisement, ofany kind
AiiI he In serted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-25

0G Gen. Fremont has demanded an
.ctive command. and Is none is furnished
him. will resign. -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-25
Terms of Subscription.


.qasre less three weeks less 90
s % cents Larger advertisements
n ,2srton Less than half 10 be bal
aver halfa .gusre charged whole square,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
RAJ EsrArE MoykMLNrs.- The transactions

REAL ESTATE MOyENLHTs.-The transactons 10
rsal ess,e havs been how ~ month as Guiius ss
months o. March aud April u-nd since the ia in'e
having faen oil considerably ifs.es,, horses he 10
a.ra ,g0slei 10 great slagc Foi'i'n 'i Us
oder. hsv1s been tiled s. fsaestsie brokers aie Aep'
quite busy upon their books much desirable prop
cry tho usrAss value o. which Is scaera well sustained
Murray ILL lots much sought afe but there arc 10"
comps. ativey parcel. be had Ia ibis entity eAeetH
erorban piices There hss been spscustir' ms.v
Tor Broadway property aud several parcels have beea 'o
durIx mouth The OF the month in toe rear
si.e business las beet 40 OF the Wooey est' 'ns
sale occupying several asys Th estate was '1us'eu !" Ns
imr,d lAe visinity OF the Central Fas ana em''-0'
OTIS, Mr. W. ". Woolssy the owner OF this properly VS.
prominent; merchant York entering into ba'uos' "
.ocn after tie Revolution. IN partnership with the e ~
Rogers In 1895 hndlns that the solvent OF the ye'" "
oo,no.l.A r,.d.n. to leave the city dgrns ils pro-
nirucs lie purchased about twenty hve sc1e' " %
a, insdae which have remained in pOs'e''0a o. INC
ily ever sinee and embraced the properly solo ~ ne -
s,u,or, Mr. W. retired from commercial bu'i'es '"T
IN, embargo Of eOJ and resided for some years
van Conn bus returned to New-loTk IN 1870 'es.uDs
mill HI. DEATH IN 1882 Hs Presdens OF '' -,
Exonanee Association until tho de'!fnehon " '"'''
oy ale ia 1885, and tho completion o. Tue ..,
u,rd as the Custom.House lie WAS II''a'e' " c.
RIM. s,es,v and also one OF IL. NicePfrsiden'' Snu
pad ai,ny other prominent public pos'u'h' ana
had been disposed OIL tho eHeeuois s''pp'u ' "a.
uih5y.xs ths h.l.noa The totsi amount received oi W
.ola wa. s2s3 3,O--priee. ranging nom S''y'" o.
=, - -, ,o,n,, of Chuleh aud NsAvI sNr'''
--,.,h. tat, of tho late Dr.. Moist "ss s0" ".
800 st,,ine lots 90 First avsrne, oc'"eeu f'"'
- RI -, ,tr.et. Brooklyn, belonging TO 'ne s'
,h,l,s n B-rsen ware sold for F2h'eo" Two "'A -.
,,,,,v.lgbt lots. also belonging TO TINS "'f'.' al.
ala ana ,he balance OF tho estate taken 81 "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Gold has not been very excited to-day, but has
be Ell firm under the accounts from the West at ifii
cl4ji.
The reorganization OF the western end Of the La
Crosse road under the name Of the Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railroad is proceeding rapidly. The new
cornuauy owns the WstertOwn road, and expects
soon 10 have the % miles to Portage ready for use
This max, them independent Of the eastern end by
giving second route TO Milwaukee from the west.
Mr. Cisco, L. S. Assistant Treasurer, gives official
notice that he will continue TO receive subscriptions
to the twenty-five year Snss until the 3Oth Of June
inclusive, after which day the right Of conversion Of
the legaender notes into them will cease, according
10 the provisions Of the act Of Congress.
A meeting Of importers Of WOrsied and Cotton
Goods for dresses 10 to be held at DelmoDico's on
Monday next at p. m TO consider the late decision
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury in regard TO tho
duties Oh such goods.
4 meeting Of the Directors OF the Alton and Terre
Eaul, Road will be held in this city on the 25th Of
June when the dividend question will be consid.
cred.
A company has been organized under the title Of
the McGregor Western Railroad Company, TO con-
.truct line of railroad from McGregor on the
Mississippi, opposite Prairie du Chen, the Western
terminus on the Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN
Railroad to the State lne Of Iowa. there TO connect
with the Minnesota Central Railroad, designed TO
run from the latter point TO St. Paul and Minneapolis
The McGregor Western line pursues north
westerly route, and will be about 40 miles ia
length, or with the Minnesota Central about 23O
mies. 1t travels the best wleatproducing region
Of Iowa, capable of afording Immediately very
arqe business and iusuring handsome returns to tho
projectors Of the enterprise. very large force OF
men has been for some time employed on the HE
ureparing it for the from tho rails for the st divi-
zion OF 40 miles have been purchased which wall be
in operation by October of tho present year, aud
60 miles in all will be completed the present season.
Tie McGregor Western Road will run III immediate
connection with the Prairie du Chen aud North
Western Roads, and thus greatly enlarge The
volume Of business over these lines TO Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Money continues to rule easy on call at 6a7
cent but lenders require large margins on every
Thing but tho choicest collaterals.
The prices ana sales Of stocks at the Mining Stock
foil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
LAW IrTELEiGENCE,

UNITED sTATTs DISTRICT coURT-cHlvnERt-MAI
49, bc.srs Juasu BANS
HAnLAs CORPUS.
James Brady was brought before The Judge this
Elouln. o. wit Of hsLca. corpus brLty apTears Wa
itoI csfsd "a Il April li sra Indeed 70 ends, la
tha CONDITION 1a- Jujss Of niop. iou4 tho evidence
Adde'S. that tie tglL oouCitJu sto be
bossd By tho contract D. bad made with tho Hovr ueut
vi d.eA aud Brady .aAnGod t. she Custody
o. tl~u avail .oF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

~ AS ~
r,o s. .i:y. rr" Of 900 K. IL. 8csd q D
rector have declared dividend OF cent on tHs SP'
Stock, payable May y, 1908
The above figures give as unfsvorable vieH OF
the situation of the Company as figures can 30 mace
TO give without making absolutely false statements
The quarter was one Of the most prosperous the
COMPANY has ever known, and tho net earnings, II
only reasonable amount had beer deducted for DO
probation Of steamers, would have shown nearer
5000 OOO or Ii y cent than $223 000 In the assets
the steamers &c.. are cut dowE to 81, l3J, which
is but little more than has been expended within 10
months on new boats, and the stock Of the North
Atlantic Steamship Company the Atlantic aud
Baltic is cut lovu to 500 O0O equal to s5 900 for
both boats, although the Company has been offered
more than this for its interest in one Of the shps.
Thompson Brothers, No. Wall street, United
State. Revenue Stamp Depot, have issued the fol-
lowing circular:
OFFICE or THosPsos BEo1HSSs BAsKnm
No. Wal street, New. ioTb. J
II hseorne, ssee,s.y that some person iu every aud
sse should teep ,tsmps Ar sale. aud have nos esb
saed and Iay!ig scale Of cur discount Oh our
whulssale bpslress, as follow;
All orders sndtr 80 worth. A.,
All orders from G sc to =a0o.'.'''...''t per @, on.
With an SIMPLE stock Of Sts p. 70 nj order, dsy the
money received fetl conh1ssi that these rates In
duee some one N every te'On0' D'''' 70 A'' S''"p'
0' w PD'''Ti RoMFsoS BKoTHERs Bankers
United STATES Revenue Stamp Depot,
Tire receipts at the Sub.Iroasury for i've TWEEN
ties have been:
Subscriptions f3 ySsSo
.........,.........'''''''''s'' '''"V''
To,sl.......................... S2I1aS
1.,s,ns oT R.yss. 7l2s5
9cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

SUPREME COuRT-GhASsEFs Mar 29.-Be,or,
Justice LKuN I'D.
DECISIONS
Edward 4. Draper a. al GQt. Geo H. Beers
tn. order 81 stfe.t Is vacated win 81 10 uoou.
Henry " brown 81. Martha Biown-Judguieu; Of d.
granted
Nm. D. Dodge &c. at. Law ruce fannier ct G!Mo'or
denied with ~ 10 costs Of opposins
CHCru-M,r 2J.-bcl9f- Justice NRLrR-.
jonathan Moore o. a. az. Lydia J. Chapman.
This action WAS brought 10 recover for certain
Iron .ok which plaintiffs fpst 10 humber Of houses
the attendant The plaintiffs proved th-r employ m.u tho
per e!sncc Of ora, Ito act that defendant Lad
srar estate and that he ok thu ben of the sep
rrur te a.d that tho husband had ssu oral consent
to hi WIFE, tte contract The complaint demanded
,iupiy a i-onrJ Jldg uunt 4.antt mo wife.
me do % rod her husband witness who wa
excluded tue Court. incompetent witness Tor -
r.ast h, il inssucb a. ~su0t paftY - Lr aston.
tho d-f.ndant rlsurd ht plaintiffs had u.ken thes
TIA, the only relief which coud be ded iuTu
equitable reach IN" 'psac property so hkwse claimed
Ae contract void Tor tho that tne ftten
cat a. the husbtnd Was not obtained
Ins Court held under authority cited by pants counsel
that the acion properly brought uhrr he Act Of lh!
snd directly Or the beueh ~ her
estate and rendered judgment for piniu. for tho
,ulpunt cl:imrd
wson R.dleld for plaintiffs y. ssyrs and
Joseph C4fy lor tt!oGdaut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Iiyerpool the engagements are: 40 900 bush. Wheat
A. 707td in bags, mainly at the inside rste q, 600
bush. Corn at 81 AID. in bulk and bags; LOU
bbs. Flour at lie. 3D.; 1900 bbls. do. at 2s.i
md per neutral flag 400 tcs. Lard at 27s. 0di io0
bbls. Lard Oil at 30s.; 1000 boxes b'oon ~
27s Cd; and per steamer 400 boxes Bacon Ut UV'.'
600 ties. Lard ST 3Os. and by steamer ufea' Envy
ern LOG. 900 bush. Corn and Wheat ut q q'o' re
spectiyely. and 700 boxes Bacon at ooS' 10 Lon
don: 8 600 bush. Wheat at 3d. ano per heu'rai nag
? 500 bbs Flour al d. ga, ana i,ooo no. no. "' OBJ
TO Bristol. :. 900 BUSH Wheat al %. in baga- 10
Gls,oovv 2 500 bbls Flour at 2s. 4.d. d2s I'd. The
charter. are. A Norwegian brig, with l6,0o0 bush.
Wheat IN Dublin OF Il.d.; British brig TO Gal
,vav With Wheat at Id. British brig OF 2O7 tuns
n Porto Rico and back at SOC. for Sugars; brig Of
800 tuns to the north side Of Cuba and back 1T aoc
Tor Sugar and s. for Moasses; vessel Of 2s9 tuns
from the north sde Of Cuba at 4Oc for Sugar and 81
for Molasses. We notice the sale of the brig Ocean
Spray at $500, and the schooner Manbsssctt at
$40, 500.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
Is, 1877 800 29-for Customs, $l47.000; Payments,
g, 6sS, l6i "a; Balance, $27 ,25S,474 81.
The earnings Of the Panama Road have been:
ArTil,......,................ ltJ'7o ~
The s.rt,.a. % for the four months Of the year IL
s6l6, l95 a., which ia larger than was anticipated.
Annexed Is the quantity:
AssrTs
C.h h.pd loan. and 7iasie Is
wScb nun ts. ~ g.. zen esoel6 o.
40. ON s,.sn,s,, row bsingbu l37lioo &c
Rs.i Ia. "a =, ,rhinerv ,.,.,...... 1880 "
SOL n A steamsbip Co................ loo 900 w
ouSn,s anu supp''' IN ". 25is91 50
-. d. t,o, ,,an,, and nurser,...., 1881 IS
To,i................ 800 81
LIABIiITiRL .. 40. A.
800 ~ sst,isi rccoppt, ............. 5l9n IL
p oft aud loss surplus FEB. 1888. e. : !sOSsi {"
Net earnings for The quarter snding
May l. 1855 after reduction Of
values for depreciation Of steam. - - "a, =.
aud other property fsJpys Va 'o'''' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Ofei'd. Ask'd

On Monday next the successful house Of a. w
Jerome d. Go. will be dissolved. Mr.. Jerom,
retires from active business, leaving 100000 a.
special capital 10 the new house, which will have
an active capital Of about 100000.
The imports Of Dry Goods for tho week have
boon sS6265
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
I,oee,pis OF Produce.

MAJ ~ LAIN b5.a Ei3gf 90 bo.i hl.sy. Js5 bos
Csfa Mss H bss con- Moaa $40. brsA Mhoai, ;. so
uu.A C, ~ a. Uu,h Ua 40 bah seed. La page no
Who's ~, s Lard, ~: 49,. Lsd. - w. A'-e-' Nv
lE1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Board OF ExcIsr.-The Commissioners of Excise
met on FrJay o'clock There being applications
before tho Board properly stamped the Commissioner id
jsuinsd TO NEE, on Saturday at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-MaJ 20
4 THILk.

The sloop Apgeieun, captured by the United
States ship togrr' % iast oil DhaTfsou arrived leIe
10 oar in clarfs u Plze-AisstsT Cha. l. Hill
Tn D,te attorney MOI libel " dsJ Ter hsT condemns
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
The America Outward Bonnd.

HAIPAr. n. :. Friday, May %, 1861
The steamship Americ. arrived neie at o'clsss
this morning, and called al O'Clock Tor Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
sURRoCATEs CoURT-NlAr ?9-Deiore sarosat
TUCKER

The following wills have been admitted 10 pro.
bate without contest; Anu Muhonod. Mary r. Jcncss,
Hugh Reilly. joseph JuE1 J. Martin spcito ad Ihoms J.
tuunin, nam.
Tho 81 tho letter contains heque,t OF Blo0 20 tho
HalI Orphan A'y luln e. the CITY ct kewfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities OF the Union for tho last week compare with
the previous enc, and the corresponding time OF 1867
~ sDllows:
Loans, Deposits: specis Citeui a.
T. May 20 elsl Si67 633 50 So 863
Boston, Hsy IS T2s1& $50 330O16+6 7,776,c3 7Ol syo
pbaa May Is o. l6 Og3 H,435 i5s <557,I6y 2BOo lO9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Total 1921 3io2s4 233l7.s57 5067s.s53 1850 az
Last week. 2sOcG6 g7 2Jl e6i 5s so U79U 1898 lal
Lut year... a3+,155c21 i72elos9s Ns6o,~7 iS.IS3S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

U. n. COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-AiAr 29.-Hoforr
Ccbmi.sionsI STnLWkLI-
fALsk PnErEASEs.
Felix Ode Lebaumo was brought before tho Com
missioner cha gsd with presenting n forged claim IN tn
VI g. Knight aud attempting to obtain tho money
thefeon from the uoysInnent lie was, ON examination
fully committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
SUPERIOR COUBr-srAcrL TRRN-M,I 39-Bet
Ju1cc MosCKIEF.


George w. IIeebe AFT. Walter l.. Maaom.-Mo-
ton 20 .tke out sham granted ~lth 10 costs
Oder 10 b. .cu-d on two dhys notice.
George k-lofg 80. w william Baksr-Moton TO set aside
eHecuors &c. dsniad with 10 c0s' Opinion and papers
rilh Ci-rk Of chambers.
Jonn morrison ct a. at Amos w. Atwtli ct a.-Mohon
for leave to skc out - Court granted ia
ciiionaIiy Papers with Cieik ct Chcinbon-
Calvin Huntingdon at. Tnoua. d. slas. ct sChss &c
settled. Paper. win tue Clark 1t Chambers.
samuel 4. Reed at. Philip h"usbsam.-Order raned
Tsquiiug wIess to answer. Opinion with the Clerk nj
Chambers
John d. sscor 90, sgt Anthony De Loysr o,A-Causa Be-
odcd Judgment ordered ior defendants Oinou and hId
ioss Win tisrk NJ LhaiBDegs.
AbrIhsrn hichrbichsf kc ngi. Denhnm Bernhard &c -
Motion OF petitioners oonisd, with Opinion aud pa
per- WITH Cictk al Chambers
Fvs other cases la other Courts against the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
SUPREME COrRT-CHAsBEFs -NAT 29-Bo!ors
Justice LSoN I'D.

LEI caIsO lons.tIs q = ualta cu,Iol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18
The lion and shsi Lamb Lyfug To.
,,t 4sM !HeeheP.4 tNst 80 ..

~ .
The protesting party Democrats OF
Fayette' county met in West Union June
9th, and adopted the following among
other resolutions
Resolved, That this should be wnr
or our part against the armed rebels of
the South, and not aga ihst the Union men
or their property or rights OF State Gov
eminent, and whenever they are put dow o
the war should cease, and the people oil
the South be left in the full enjoyment Of
their State rights and rights Of property
heretofore conceded TO them under the
Constitution"
A mass meeting was held at Farley,
June 18th, also styling itself Democratic,
ut which d, A. Mahouy was chief speak
er, where the following among other reso-
lntions was adopted
"Resolved. That as war produces ha.
tired and Union cannot be founded on
hate, the only way possible for re union
of the States is through speedy peace"
One meeting declares that Democracy
is lion and is in favor of fighting the
rebels until they are put down; the other
declares that it is lamb, opposed to
ti1bting and in favor Of a speedy peace.
These give the lie TO each o,her and it is
quite evident that they are iyiny togeth.
ef. The hon wears the skin OF an ass
and the lamb is only rebel wolf in dis
gufse. Let them he together, for Of such
are the Sham Democracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-18

A PAIR OF PoKrRArTs.- Hero is what
the New York Herald says Of the jeff.
Davis organ in Chicago. 1t ought to
know.
In lie case of the Chicago Times. no.
body cared for the paper. 1t is mere
party hack, repfssgraing set ut p9hti-
clans the vilest and mearcsi il The Union.
Before the lutte Mr., Douglas became en-
tangled by these men, he was an ornament
and q credit TO the country but they
drove him TO drink, TO debt and to death.
And this is the proof of appreciation
the secesh Times sends back. Aud it
ought to know. Behold how these breth-
rem love one another. In this instanc e.
uc before them bott.s
That journal in New York city which
constitutes itself o sewer OF ialsaefsiity 10
catch the patronage of the abandoned a
vehicle of fulsehood and SANDER to cater
TO The passions of the popuiace, that de-
tends infamy for gold, and attacks virtue
for the same consideration !; that sncrffil.
ces all norahty,o ust1f greet; and the
proprietor o. which has been pilloried as
a liar, punished as malefactor, convicted
as q. robhas W. the i~yyingsd black mail
caned in the streets as slanderous das
tard, and who, ia his criminal and scan
dalons career. has never risen to the DIG
unity Of passion or revenge. bas has cough
no.o.iely in multiplying his baseness thai
he might multiply his wealth, has, with
J a mesdasiV, lhas oni ysaliuaassss 70 sham,
by the practice OF infsmy could impart
denounced this paper. HAdhs oonmsnnd
ed ii. We should have imagined its char
acter as vile as his Oval Dabuqu
Times. if