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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

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EDiroR oF JovRSAL;--It appears 10
my mind that abe citizens Of Evansville
would be delighted II the Ci;y Fathers
could be induced 70 look after the iuter.
est Of 81 their little children, especially
those who are compelled 10 do the mar.
koting.
LAT Notice the disagresable condition
Of all those who attend market Com.
PEELED to leave the Sidewalk aud crowd
through the middle Of the street, a, this
time very dusty; IN vet weather very
muddy, and no chance Of escape, when
once in the middle Of the street, bat plod
along the whole length or row Of vag-
oos, ia order 10 regain the sidewalk
2nd Attend 10 that, Fathers, which
will benefit your children Have the
vendors o. fruits, vegetables, etc, turn
their wagons round With rear front up
10 the side-walk Then the children Of
tho veritable Fathers need not leave the
pavement % purchase their marketing,
BY walk through the street Dear pa
rents attend 20 this, and al your children
~ill rise up and call you protecting pa
rents. Yours ahectionafsly,
OSE VINO Co.'s 10 MAHrEr.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
a rnnnerhnad nemnnf.

Il VIII 81 remembered BY our seaders
that n COMMITTEES ~ Ohio coppethead
politicians waited Washington, % De-
sand Of the President The release 81
VAllandigham. Ohe q this committee
has issued tho following classic pfoclA'
station, asking lor the release d another
" mariyT"
KEErrg or FHE CoLrasun PsslrEs'
fiARr, CoLpHpes, onlo
Yoa discharge Mr Morgan out ofyoaF
dan s,iukiu hole var you starye poo'
eosyieis 70 de,h or yoa will soc roubls
To criminal way
Respectfully, yours,
A DlM0CRAT,
And not q ueiger republican
Rnatsu AUGUST 4 iN6A
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

sD-From several little eircumsiances,
we guess the Democracy Of Perry county
have 10 resort 10 little 6aesse 20 make
u sure thing at the nest election Among
the announcements Of the Reporter, for
some weeks past, the name Of Gpbriel
Sehmuok appeared as candidats for
the Office Of County Clerk, subject 10
the decision Of he people at The ballot
Jor.' The name Of Dr WIN. p Drumb
was also embiazoned as candidate for
reelection TO the Office Of Clerk, "sub-
ject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention" J. H. Gibbon,
Esq, and John James advertised them
selves as candidates for Auditor, aud sub
hitting their claims to the Democratic
County Convention.
Now, what strikes US pleasantly Ia,
that the Convention was compelled TO
nominate sehmuck, knowing that be
would run anyhow, as he had announced,
if they didn't nominate him, aud that the
chances were be would beat ANYTHING
they could bring out. In order, how.
ever, to keep Mr.. Drumb quiet, they
cast aside Gibbon and James, who re-
specially submitted their claims to the
Convention, ard gave the chances Of be.
ing elected Auditor to Mr. Drumh.
Verify the power Of the Democracy ia on
the wane, when, in self defence, Con-
vention is forced to nominate a man who
will not submit bis name 10 the Convsn.
ton nor PROMISE to abide BY its action.
In former days, in the pride and power
Of Democracy, the sure way TO secure
defeat was for candidate to indicate
that he would not abide the action Of
Convention.
Mr. Schmuck, we understand, is a
War Democrat"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!

rT Dz FLEAGER still continues to be
the only lawful agent in this City for the
Artificial Rubber Teeth
After furnishing nearly hundred sets
IN the past Eve years, be has DO hesita-
tion in recommending them as the best
and cheapest material IL use, being
worn IN the most difScult mouths, With
comfort and efficiency. Persons suffer
ing with bad fitting meifle plates are es-
pseially requested to cali at the Rooms
next Bittrolf 5, Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
WILLIAM REAvIs.


Attorney at Law and e. s. Claim
Agent.
Il authorized by the Government TO pro
cure Pensions, Bounty Money. Back
Pay, Bounty Land. Claims Tor HoRsEs
and other PROPERTY destroyed while in
the service Of the Government, and ell
claims, Of whatever kind or nature.
against the United States
Beunty for Discharged SoIdlersi
By an amendment 70 the Bounty Law.
passed At the last session Of Congress.
"AIl soldiers OF other persons Who hare
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two YEARS from the date Of their
Enlistment, By reason Of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years"
ofiee 95l Main street, over Keller's
Gun Store, opposite the Court House.
Evansville, Ind
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Bar Good references given, IL re-
quired. mig
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
From New York.
Death OF a Prsminsas Citizen.

NEw YoRK, September i-Lather
Bradish, formerly Lieutenant Governor
Of New York, died on Sunday aged SO
Richmond papers say that the Con
federate steamer 0conee left Savannah
for Nassau. on Tuesday week, with 325
bales Of cotton She sprung leak at
sea on Wednesday aHd sunk The car
60 vas valued at 500 600, aud the yes
sci at $50, OOO-an Owned by the Coufed-
crate Government Two boats OF crews
aud officers we're landed safely. bat the
third boat was cut Of and captured.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

To PHYSICIANS III ron wish 70 psr-
chase pare Drugs, Medicines, aud Chem
icais at email advance GA Eastern
prices, 80 and examine KgLLFE a
WHifEs stock, where you will ind every
article that Il needed BY the professor.
aud 81 prices whieh cannot fail TO ive
satisfaciion. Their store Il at No. "a
Main street mav4d4wtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
The American House Sun Llres -
New improvements.

Having leased the above-named house
FOR term OF years, have spared no
pains or expense IN putting every de-
partmsnt Of this popular hotel in mos,
perfect repair. | have also 6tted up a
nice bar adjacent to the Office. where at
all times the choicest Of wines and
liquors viii be kept, and a polite and AZ.
tentivc man 70 wait upon NY patrons
and friends
A strict watch will AZ all tines Be KEEP,
during the night; and particular atien-
ton viii be paid 10 guests arriving and
departing % boats, both day and night
Ny table shall At all tiraes Be amplv
supplied With the best the marke, affords.
and BY strict attention to business and
the wants Of the public. hope TO obtain
q large share Of the public patronage. Of
which / shall endeavor to render myself
worthy. ]. J. PILIsBrEY
CHARLIE HAIL. Clerk. aug6-dtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
WANTED

Gold, Silver en- Demand
Notes also, indiana. Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
olina. GsoIgis, Alabama and
Louisiana bank Notes at
Copeland's Savings Bank, No
a First street. II
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

The New Orleans Era says that Mr.
Henry Myers, OF thai city, who was
killed By lightning on the 18th inst, and
so reported in the verdict of coroner 4
jury, wouldn't stay dead On the l4ih
every preparation bad been made for his
funeral, bis friends had assembled, the
body been duly eotiined, the relatives had
put on mourning. the kearse and the
priest arrived, and the coffin was about
to be closed up, when the arms Of the
corpse were observed to move, and very
soon the dead man sat bolt upright in
his coffin, and after surveying the scene
for few moments, inquired the cause
OF al the gloomy preparations be saw
going on.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
From the South.
Arh.asa. Nsvs-Csnsrat ntaat ne
paFfsa tfsfsttaa GA AFksdei Fhia-
Arkansas $40 - cd ths wa

NANWAAa 80 = - 49, y -
caiRo. September i-BrlR. 6euefar
Bral, and unknown other rebel ofliesrs
from below, passed through to-day It,
route Coz Johas0ns Island, IN charge Of
Lieut. Wright
The Memphis Balleln Of lhe 30lhuls
learns from Mr. Ray, lately pTisonsr 90
Little Rock, that the rebel force AZ aiat
place IL $1,000 s,rong. many Of wAom
are eonseripis from 10 70 90 years sla
and only half armed. commanded By
Kirby Smith and Price They are eysoe
log Publications on he opposite sl1F %
the river thirteen miles iron l4ssle
Rock
II 10 reported that Blunt ID maFehas
on ArkAdelphiA.
Mr. Ray says that the people Of AZ.
hansas are tired of the var, and wsald
gladly come under the protection Of aha
Federal Government
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
An interesting Experlmeni.

We believe {. /. one u Mrs. South.
wosihs .'ories in the New York Lsdger
thal represents = murderer a. bring con
vie,ed By photograph Of bis victims
eyes upon the re,ina Of which was pic
tared lhe features Of the ASSASSIN. SINH.
lar experiments, We are informed, have
been mads IL France with great success
and mysterious murders unravelsd
through the fundamentally Of Dagusr-
res wonderful art Notwithstanding We
had heard Of these strange things, we
we're stiII under the Impression that
" dead men tell 20 tales, antil recent
experiment has shaken our faith, aud
almost convinced us that though dead
men msy ye, speak
On Sunday forenoon, Mr. Adams. a
Photographic Of ,his city, a, the soliei's.
ton Of some gentlemen who bad read Of
similar experiments 10 France, took bis
INSTRUMENT aud Waited the scene OF the
late murder in German Township. This
was some thirty hours after the murdered
man had breaihed his last There was
great deal of dus. flying and great
crowd collected, which materially inter
fsred With the success Of The experiment.
bat Notwithstanding these unlavorahle
taking a tolerable fair negative" Upon
this be has been experimenting and yes.
terday We we're called on 10 witness the
result Of bis experiments
lie bad taken an ambFotype picture 81
the eye o. the deceased, and then rub.
bling DOT everything bat single object
apparently IN the center Of the eye; this
was placed under an ordinary magnify
ing glass AZ the first glance the object
appeared blurred aud indistinet, but get.
ting the proper focus, the outlines Of a
human face we're At once dis,inguishA.
bic. The image was apparently the face
Of man with unusually prominent
cheek bones, long nose, and rather
broad forehead A black mousiache was
plainly seen, and also the direction Of
the eyes which seemed 70 be looking At
some object sideways Oae of the eyes
was a. clearly seen a. the eycs IN CON
mon ambro,ype or feroiYpe Some who
examined tho image, thought the man Of
which il seemed to be resemblance,
had roman nose, and alec bad on a cap.
Mr.. Adams Is continuing bis expert
ments, but whether he win succeed in
making any clearer developments. re
mains 20 be seen. HIS labors thus far
are abundantly rewarded by the sacces1
which has attended his Efforts, a. il
seems 70 US be has demonstrated that "a
object was pictured upon the eye Of Mr.
Herke at the time Of his death, aud that
the object was human face.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

n~The New Albany Ledger palliaies
Quantrills burning of Lawrence aud
murder of its inhabitants, by asserting
that Senator Lane. JenEison and Antho-
ny have provoked such raids BY their
lawless cruelties" The Ledger cannot
cite single instance where eitAer Of toe
men named has committed any law
less cruelty tia, would in toe slightest
provoke saeh feudishuess as character
ICED the eoudaet OF Qoantills men. Tue
Ledger gratuitously ISLANDERS patriotic
citizens 10 screen a rebel murderer and
ineendiary. Could anything more ma
hguant be conceived? Yet the Ledger
claims to be loyal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
sADDLERY.
THE NEW FIRM.


WE. rHE sVnscRfnFRs. wHoLKsALK
w aanufsffuffrs q ssddies. hflaifs. Collars,
hsFuess, tc,t assifs ~ intafm the Yuhiie that We
hafa lafgslf laerFssad eur sltea ga had hnd -
eiese sftilesttaa eaFsslHes aha ths eaaplef uisnt
81 acasi sufk Hsn ia car shazs 49, ahl- b. faf.
nisa shaft aetlrs ass an1 al ktaia sna Quanlts
tiss ~ vagk % run tts trade These waa Niii
fasof - 9Th cali, IA saiisf, themselves, thai
theF 80 frnfnfr. "a irstf Vfiffs, god aai.sfaus
ttsl, tanfy and aHrshle SOFA % thHa they can
sryuhsfs slss. isad ar tgtisr tHsa b. k4sisrn
shnpswusk
Tie msnstfr- % the hrH hriag practical ~ark.
NEE fhFWpglffss aftsndlnE pFfton@iiN ~ al
or.itfs ~lth pruurtssss err and aittstth, deter.
minrd that nnus shall skrel In ktft ~ nutsh ~
analIfF ~ Nofk give tsitff ssfisis tinn - thata
patruntalre So 49, sasasiant y vii - ~ the
a,s'sst = ~ % - q. snd ~ 81 thsH,sslss b.
Store 90 Aafust ttfret, above the Sherwood
hsns. tfiveeH ftfsi sHa sgrend htrsefs, 80. -.
ha-Gasranics al 80 srli.
s'p2 NJ cuRwIN co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

GEx. GaaSr smoked a cigar while he
was going out from hss works 20 accept
the surrender Of Vieksburg Gen, Oh.
more, NOT bsinR addicted % small
vices, seems disposed, Ia bis little AFFAIR
with Charleston, 90 let her do the smok'
ina. - Lon. Jour.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

fSy- Fix Senator Toombs who certainly
understands the rebel government and
its leaders as well as any man in the
South, has in some way become dissatis-
49, a---l-A 49, r.s.... "a t-...--
appear in the Georgia Conshtutioaalist,
and are calculated to create considerable
Of stir among the admirers OF the JeIT
Davis dynasty. He boldly charges wick
edDess aud corruption on the managers
Of the bogus government--how shocking
~ s'.s''aa,c that inc pious prsss.-. 3 "a.
would tolerate or look upon any such
thing with the least degree Of allowance :
Robert further insists that while the re-
bellion is rotten, useless and wicked, the
laws are weak, the rulers oppressive, and
the starving community are impoverished
and plundered. (Aud yet, quoth Val.
landigham, not "a man or woman did
I::see who was not in favor Of waging
war fariously and eternally, antil their
liberties we're Rchievedl But Robert
don I stop at what we have quoted above.
He proceeds TO make iuvidious compari.
sons, which, TO say the least Of them, are
quite complimentary to the Lincoln
Government" Our eopperhead lrieads
will take notice. Is Robert Toombs. TOO
amoug the abolilionistsg Says Toombs-
| could say more to expose the
bouadless folly Of our present financial
system. The history OF the currency Of
our enemies since the beginning OF the
war is hnmiiiating TO Us Either had
foreign credits, both bad powerful and
established State governments to back
them. We were united in favor of the
war, they were divided. They have kept
twice the number IN the heid that We
have, and on half the money, aud paid
their soldiers better than we have Their
Treasury notes sell at discount of less
than 50 per cent ours at more than
1000 The reason is that their Govern
ment has better understood aud more
firmly adhered to the true principles Of
currency than ours In all else we had
the advantage Tomhs proceeds aud
says that "taxations aud loans are the /
only ways by which sound currency
can be obtained" He thus concludes: !
"we must aet and that quickly The 4
public interest aud public safety will no !
longer allow delay Our present system /
is utterly insupportable Ii Is upSetiing I
the very foundations Of private rights, /
daily weakening public confidence in
our cause ~ home and abroad, aud SOW /
ing among the people dangerous diseon-
tents which aresdeepeniag and widen
ing. Patriotism demands that ali good
men should unite IN correcting the evil I
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

An thu French employees on the Raa.
sian railways have been dismissed ~ith
tSo moaths pay aud their travelling ex.
penses home. This Aetion on the part of
ihe Russians - significant IL wlll not
surprise the world 10 learn Of an out
break OF var between these two nations
a. any time.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

Seventeen conseript soldiers of the
French army OF Bonaparie time raised
themselves, by their bravery snd talent,
70 the following distinguished stations:
Two became kings, two Princes. nine
Dukes, two Field Narshals, and tive
Generals
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL or THE STEANER AFRICA

HALiYAx. September The Africa
has been signaled with three days later
advices from Europe.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
~ THE ". LSE
Exclusively for the Journal.
FROM NEW YORK.


Treasure Recovered fsom steamer
Nouth-Coiorsd ksGagsesf staFtss-
Rebels gensertpttag Negroes -
thaFisstontans requested 10 ks~p a
Large sappiy % water GA hand Ia
Extingutsh fneendtary shsIis-Op-
srastens eta tas Chssapsak aud TIA D
pahaanosk.
Iisrsid's Dis.atch.
WAsuIsGrox, Sept The steamer
Baltimore, Capt Mitchell, arrived here
this morning from Port Monroe, and re-
ports that the guHboAss Reliance aud
Satellite we're captured from us on the
Chesapeake, near the mouth Of the Rap
pahaun0ck, at UrhanA. The wounded
men, among whom was the commanding
officer Of the Reliance, have been hbera-
.s--t-
Last nigh, feet Of gunboats, accom-
panied by n monitor from the coast
squadron, ran mp the Rappahanuock for
The purpose Of destroying a rebel fort AZ
LoSrys Point, and recapturing the gun.
boats Among the rebels captared vas
a portion Of the old Merrimac crew.
A dispa.ch has been received bv the
military authorities here from Gen.
King, announcing The death Of Moseby
~ farm house just beyond Bull Ran
Mountains
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

We learn from good authority that
Quantrill, the horrid murderer. lived II
or Is years ago in this city. He wss
Doctor By profession, and very brisk.
good-looking young fellow, but we don
now remember what name be passed
under While here. be vas convicted Of
forgery and sent to the Kentucky peni-
Tertiary for seven years Now he is
head man among The Missouri rebels.
Lou Jour.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

tbs WEEKLY Journal, for September
Sd, contains twenty-nlGe columns OF in.
tereshng reading matter, Including,
sEsng other things, y full account OF
the German township murder. Copies
neatly put up in wrappers may be had
at the counting room Tor 1--WE cents each.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
vIHCENNEs UNIVERSITY.
DOG NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS owsTND on HAKpoRIva
"a Deg ~ hiaeb IN ~ c4iy q Etanssiiis aFe
hsfrhy pflisfsd 70 tsep thsn frnm funniur a.
lafr " suY - The street,, silfYs pntiir piares
- Fsid city fur The reri sin weeks AZ Dogs ~
bitehrs ruuainF a. barge after The pubiiratian Il
thls ueflds ar % r. killod ~ the Marshal ~
order u thu city Counrfi
August 70. tssl aazT
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
APPLE PARFRs

- huttN otS tt>N fieS TABLE
80 DE afrfsTriss tssi Eatehiise ia az 3 =
States hvrFf aefhiaa wslfaulai a. riss -
iaesitn Ala - hsaA nfaas ana Nnaassisa D
tiss. fef sais - tACNn sEEAtn 4 SOS. =
HafR-im "a Main sffss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

The damage dose the Troy Timer
newspaper aud job Office during the lsie
riot Iu that city amounts 70 SlO,49a, and
the claim has been sent into the city Tor
settlement
The destruction of the Times office. II
viii DC remembered, vas a CopPerhead
manifestation Of devotion to eonsti,u-
tioual riehis-sueh as freedom Of speech
and liberty Of the press
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

V'nE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED An
tnisliiruncf ufaee on Third street. fluf dos.f.
west u he NAshlnataa Hotel. whsfp ~ viii rtss
stfirt snd prompt stteHtion o. AZ business 10 thai
hn~. Jgut WAFMAN
zeitusx oapy-apis
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

Tux ISDiASAroLlrASs have inangurs-
ted praiseworthy charity aud mapifsst
a disposition TO prosecute their work to
a SUGGESTED termination This is 70 pro.
vide House Of Refuge Or home for
abandoned women. A benevolent eiti-
Een has donated seven acres Of land
near the city for that purpose, and the
City Council have appropriated 10000
for the erection Of suitable buildings
The plans have already been determined
upon, aud, accordingly, We clip the fol-
lowing description Of the building from
the columns Of the Journal:
The building nov 70 be erected en-
braces cue wing Of general plan OF
three extensions, and Is ll6 feet long BY
30 feet 'front.' aud three stories high. A
cellar will extend under the whole build.
ing. with a prison IN the same containing
eleven cells The basement will be
built Of stone six feet above ground, aud
the walls Of the building finished With
brick, and rooted with slate. TIE first
story will embrace, ist, O waiting or re-.
eeplion room, Is BY - feet, with a STAG.
way leading 10 the second story; %. a
refractory Tor officials. Is by 20 feet, 80,
refractory for inmates or peniients, 80
siaaated evs~ t.@ aaiis tLat tAs sas.sss.
may enter without passing through any
other portion Of The building 9Th, kitch-
"a, situated between the two reiraeiories.
as the most convenient and labor saving
situation; 9Th, class room on the right
Of penitents refractory, q By 50 feet,
into which they can repair after meals
without passing through other rooms
"'~ss - 1880 -.------f f-----s-sy, A-----.n.
veulentiy situated in the most direct
communication with the kitchen. A
staircase, Eve feet vide will lead from
the refractory to the second and third
stories, making Il accessible 10 the in
Urinary, class room, bedrooms and cells.
The second story will contain parlor
for officials. IL BY Is feet; sitting room,
Is by "a feet; chapel, Is BY 81 feet; bed
rooms for officials, corridors, DC. The
chapel sill divide the sitting.room from
The main building The Inhrmary will
be situated directly over the classroom,
near the bedrooms Of the officials, and
will be ventilated on three sides. The
entire third story will be divided into
dormisories, and the whole sell ventiln
ted by waitdues The principal stair
case leads from the basement 10 The sec
ond story in the centre Of the building.
The prison department in the basement
can be reached from the outside without
passing ihroagh any other department.
The basement vii coutnin ample baths,
nni the ubole wall be arranged pith spe-
cial reference % beaith aud reform.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02

And not . ueiger republican,.
boston, August Z isoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-14

A GLORIOUS INCIDENT.-A letter from
a gentleman engaged in taking the vote
of the Missouri soldiers at Chattanooga,
on last election day, gives description
of the transaction which is both graphic
and gratifying The voting was done
under the fire Of the enemys guns. As
the boys gathered together and were en-
gagged in exercising the noblest privilege
of the American citizen. the rebel shells
were exploding about them. Who will
say that, under such circumstances, with
| the admonitions of eternity ringing in
their ears, and their hearts going back
to the State towards whose Government
they were contributing their mite of in
fuence, thousands of miles away, they
would not vote as became patriots and
true men2 Three hundred and twenty
seven of them cast their votes on that
day, AND EVERY ONE OF THEM FOR THE
RADICAL. TICKET. What a voice is theirs
for the principles and integrity of our
partyl The Radical Emancipationists
of Missouri have been abused and mis-
represented as no other body of men in
the nation has been. They have been
opposed and sighted by persons in high
places, to whom they have looked conf
dinghy as friends. Malignant Copper
heads and weakened, weak-backed and
weak-hearted Republicans, have JOINED
in their denunciations, but; glory to God
they hare been Endorsed By the soldiers
scho hare met death and the enemies o
their country upon. the battle field. w
love those men to-day, and homer then
even more, if possible, than ever before
t The testimony of three hundred an,
f twenty-seven Missourians, who registere,
themselves as Radicals, amid the thur
| ders of rebel cannon upon the rnountai
r heights of Chattanooga, avails more tha
t the slanders of a million Copperheads.-
|, Mo Dem.