, 1863-01-22

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tlrough tnc ce1l1ne dlrcetlS npoFe tue Iapies
The hole came in the centre Of star pattern
of popcr on the ceiling, md could not easily
hc l,sccrncd from below. But confederate
above could sec all thc cards heid bY opposing
players, and communicate the knowledge
thereof hv means of certain sipuals over Ger
t,;n rio. extcna,no ,,n;7ar tba aoors and
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throngh 1ne Walls 70 spot dircctly oeneau
the feet Of the fraudulent gamcster-thc
sound being mutded by tho carpet. Ofcourse
the man who Sits down to play with such
gambler is robbed Us surely, completely ana
Systematically Us II 11e had ocen bonno mana
una 1901 ano del1sefea over 10 h1ga"asnoan'
ono ol Inc t"o roooers' the n'gn"ayll'n
""u1u u 'ne w-U'.san.l.u nloie oceele .naa.
They Own Up.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, intensel Copper
head, Of Monday, discusses Indiana affairs to
the length of a column and half, in the
course Of which it makes tho following ad-
missions;
That there are secret societies in the State,
composed mainly o. mcm1ere OF the Demo
el.IS p - resrt Sf tHo.o t5n5;n;et-at;ro
crimes against personal liberty and freedom
ofspeech which has been SO common among
ns. Men finding themselves tyEannlzed over:
tSe,r deaSse In;i ~ or %ny rt,oi nra3ac
fiou: The charpcs that these societies arc
operating to dlsband the army, and forcibly
aseis. any aeear a ST Al ~ r. 1s ;,3a tn
nomcTo .sh;rf, :thcV charsrc m them ran h.
accounted for upon other, and very different
grounds. e., d: -
Yet, when resolution was offered a few
days since i'll the House If Representatives, to
investigate the character OF these secret or
ganizations, the Coppcrhcads to a man Fotcd
against the Investigation. Why did 1neY 90
this, if the object Of these associations DC non
orablc and loynl:
~ The New York hortd cana1dly admits
that the coppcrneaos OF Inc NC" 1ofk Lcsls-
lat1rc DO not intend 10 permit an organlza-
ton Of that body. eolely Tor the purpose Of
preventing 1ne eleetlon OF q omted States
Senator, which, according to laT, must be
done on the first Tuesday in February. Find
ing that they could not elect Mr.. Sherwood,
the Union men proposed to support Mr. Cal
licott, War Democrat. This aroused the
Conpcrleads to desperation, and they made
ill sorts Of threats against Mr. Callicot, II he
allowed the Unionists to elect him. And if
threats of assassination and revolution can
prevent an election, It is the intention Of the
traitors TO achieve success IN tins way we
al 1ecoAeet now tne eoppefae"o Journals
Assea WHICH LUZ ul1ioh ncn'ocf7 u Ine 1aai
ana Legislature Withdrew TO stop trcasonaole
legislation. Lot us sec what they have to say
about their faetlous brethren in Ne" YORK
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LAD .'sD.e ~ I So 49,
he was imprisoned, his friends claimed in cx
tenuation Of his conduct that he was insane
| and he was shortly afterwurd released. It il
NOW claimed that lo is raTing NAMING, ami
TINT Ills insanity Is caused by his in1prison
mcnt The lie will probably answer the trea
| eo,o,7a ,,,rnoscs If thc conDerhcods far
eou1o.s ~, ,..x.,,,. .s!,.;~. -. ,,,aau
| tlme' oat IL Will esel'u"''s tetafn u l'asa
tue inventors.
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MRS. ooroLAs.'-1he press are 1naklIfl
| all kinds Of matrimonial arrangements 70
4bc fut,tre of Mrs Dourlas- -castine lie
dest;nv at the domestic hearth of Sec
] -ot,rv Chase General 1nra,1s IT ol
| W hove the hest evidence for stating tba
Mrs. Doug1as nas eate1cu 1nlo ho Matf4ll1on