The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04

my puISuVd
The Democratic candidate for the
Supreme Bench. Mr. Van Trump, of
Fairfield county was one ofthe Wings
of 1854 who took to the Know Moth
ing party in dead earnest, and who
was 50 intense Know Nothing that
he could not become Republican,
and in consequence, after the death
and burial of Know Nothingism, be-
came q Democrat, He was the
Know Nothing candidate for Cover
nor in 1851.
CoTToN AND SUGAR.-The supply OF
cotton in Louisiana Is much more ex-
tcnsivc than was expected, and is now
coming into New Orleans in large
quantities. The Rebel cotton-burn-
ing theory, it seems never worEad,
and immense supplies of cotton,
thought to be destroyed, are continu-
ally coming to light Twenty thous-
and pounds are reaching the city
daily.
Sugar is held at Sc, and the supply
is ample, though that only 10000
tuns were raised in the State of Lou
isiana during last year.
The st Louis Republican says there
is renewed activity in the business
of gathering recruits for the coiored
regiments now organizing in that ci-
ty. 1S5 came in few days ago on
the Pacific railroad They came from
the vicinity of Sedalia.
iy-Some weeks since President
Lincoln was severely censured by
the Copperhead bress for not re-orga-
nizing Louisiana, with slavery restor-
ed in the rebelious districts, at the
request of several planters. The
Union Association of New Orleans
justify the President, and deny that
the Planters in question had any au-
thority to speak for the State.
The indianapolis Journal says that
the Government has secured all OF
nearly all the important letters from
among JEFF. Davis private papers,
Some interesting revelations may soon
be expected. The journal says that
one of the letters is from Judge Wick
ofthat city, and another from Jesse
D. Bright, both written in 1861, and
full of the most yirulent rebel talk.
Dispatches from Stevenson report
Burnside as having reached Kingston
thus confirming the reports. Rose
Grams army has crossed the Tcnnes-
see river Burnside was expected to
attacked Immediately, and Rosecrans
was getting into aposition to co-ope.
rate. The reported evacuation of
Chattanooga and Knoxville is not
confirmed, but portions of Bragg's
army are said to be distributed along
the Georgia State road to Atlanta
THE LAST GAsp.-The rebellion is
breathing its last. The call of JEFF
Davis for n half Il million of slaves tc
replenish his army, is the last gasp o
/ that moribund concern. If SLAYER,
\ 'lneeded another blow for its eXtermi
nation, il has come in this call of tn,
chief eonSpirator for arming thei
slaves Verify, the ways of P.ovi
/ 'dence are inscrutable
:, SOLDIERS HATRED OF "PEACE DE
MoCRATs. Colonel Wilder. of the fa
nous mounted infantry, says tina
people in the loyal States can hav
no conception of the feeling in til
c army toward those who threaten {
A resist the draft, or have encourage
: resistance to il. 1t is bitter, deadl,
> and almost uncomfortable. The so
diers declare. with the utmost earne
@ ness, that when they come home the
will kill all such men. When Il
news of the murder of Provost Ma
l. shall Stevens, by the copperheads
al Rush County, Illinois, reached the a
/. my, Wilder had actually to put thr
:, men in irons to prevent them fro
~ olgoing home 10 kill the murderers.
Isl This fact might he kept in mind
ot some of the most active of our HON
= traitors with benefit, as their nam
lare well known toevery soldier in t
army, and most heartily detested al
D. hspoken of MS marks for future We
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