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Concord, y. ~, JDty The meeting at Concord
y" attended hy !5.OOJ people Lspresident risrco
pet'ded, and made spcoch deplofinS the war And
announcing the dc;'sui Nhioh ,uppre,rcr speech
and criticism Ks-o'utiou- wcrr pted dcnoauc,nf
the policy Of the sin.ni,ation, and .tlrce,ils an
earnest wish tor rpcoiy ani honorable peace ou tho
basis Of the Consti'u. as 1t 10 Hon. n W voor.
h'e'' Of Indiana. X :. spaGcrd, of Msss \ j Par
ker. OF Nov YORK, snd otteu spike
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Cdiro, Juiv i-The city VA ,,os,eo mi, ,ror,i,.
b. tumor which have tls Tar iciud i. iuip :. he
~ race TO the 'frrt that 'n ene, sement ". mo
sre"ins on the 5oh io.t tsseet the Ai,ance force,
OF General Johnston snd ,hco comwi,us General
Grants rear.
H"tno"n ths'a ,otiLS exp dition froru John.
N'ns army hal pcDc 9. ~s very near our po.t ON ,,
the previous dsr' asA Johnstous .holc force va.
sfhin sfes m'es Il car oue- pictci..
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Wd.h,no,ov, July o.-Tho reonnt rains have s-ol-
len the Potomac thus render ns the river upforjsbe
an important fact, IN view Of military operations
The water m some plsoes In the Upper Potomac Is
said to b. OF Q feet deep. The city v jubiisnt to-
uisht over the lstHst intelligence from Psunsyl
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Latest From Iicksburg
Rumored Attack on Our Rear.
MEETINGS, SPEECHES, INCIDENTS, &c.
The Great Battles,

Below We give an interesting and consecutive &C.
count of the recent battles in PennsyivaniA which
Snmmcnced on Wednesday, near Gettysburs and
Which vas brought BY Gen Rey nolds vhcse forces
sere ou'pumbered and repured, and himself slain.
On Thursday, about O'Clock r n, cur line OF
oattis VA formed, our centre occupying the heights
On this side Of Gettysburg. st and tho cemetery
The 2nd and SD corps, under Gen. sekle., formed
sbs len wing and the lat aud iith eorrs the
sight. skinnlshep were Immediately thrown for
ward sops the whole line, in order to feel the enc
nys position. Our batteries also ,helled the he shts
and woods to hnd out his strength his vhercabouts
bot reply could be elected from the rebel hseere-
About half past four o'clock ho-ever our line ad.
vsnced, Aten .fc eannonade wAs opened on our cen
Gro aud ieft. from he rebel batteries, which had been
NAKED With woods and srsn-feld, Our rired guns
sepied With awful power and telling feet For two
Aour, the air seemed literally filled With scream ing
Gesse nsers Of death.
The cannonadins Is ssii to have been srester than
any Of the Il nous Pennsuls engagements With .
6emonisc yell the tbel hordes rushed forward to at
tAoh the extreme len Of our line, hut sohes forces
ssllanty vithstooi the shock aud lsrge number OF
Diee.s Of artillery being immediately placed posi-
0on made ternbl. havoc In the rebel ranks.
Our centre ard left centre then advanced with
loud cheep and pushed the Enemy from point to 20 Mt
ahroush the valley aud up the heights bey ond whers
many Of them we're BE-, opeted and taken prisoners
Vhile secretint themselves behind trees aud iedses
A space Of several hundred yard. existing between
Me- left Of the second Corps Third Division And tho
night o. the next corps on the ., the rebels threw
brwsrd heavy columns OF infantry overpoweriuS the
shrshers and flins the zap deliver ne st the sams
hme . deadly hank FIRE upon our iorces Here Gen
Zook. of New Yoik, and other gallant ofYicrrs fell
Dur forces here fell back short distance when thsy
vere relieved by frtsh troops Mean while the r.tsl.
vere slowly sainins stound on our le and 1t se, m
ID a II our deeimx ed and di,pirtted ranhs would
- forced back. when suddenly the Ffth Corn. came
pouring forward on the Baltimore Turnpike, and
Shrew themselves into the breach Nth . power aud
energy that nothing could Withstand
Our artillery worked With an energy almost super.
human, aud four times the rebels chsrsed upon tha,
1sn OF our ar'ery aeror' the psin'' hut were each
go .. sn,
Meade sunerint.nded ,bs mov.men,s during m. en-
tire day. and night eo.ed with tho sdvantase on tho
I'D. Of our srrns and our forces occupied .tty,burs
Lees entire army Wa engaged, and ws repulsed at
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Expoctsd kaid by Stuart.

Baltimore, Julv BIN cons qusnce OF information
that Stuart vss about TO make raid upon our rear
this stternoon, Kilpatrick ssnt out on our risht
Somo ospnonsdinS was heard, but up to O'Clock he
had not returned to camp. Should the enemy be
fosnd hspe ip the morning, the 4;h OF July Will TO-
ceivs sddi tonsl cause for cslebrltisn.
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Prizes Captured. I

III" steamer key West, arrived yesterday, bring
the Intelligence ofths capture Of the steamer Planter
with 800 tales Of cotton. when of Mobile. hasln, run
the blockade OF that port. am ir ,ion paddle she
steamer Neptune, with valuable sssyrt,d cargo,
bound into hobiI.
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Boitmoye July o.-Tventy-three hundred phsor
have Just paAseA along baltimore street, from tho
NorlhsIn Central dspo,, and 1900 moro are shortly
expected, which will maks a0Oo. With those that AZ
rived on Friday.
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N"o YORK, Ju,~ on The kits.ton tJsmsical
Gtr.SEn, Of june 10, sNyt. " 81 ,rrivoi thcrr
reports mc'tibr the pirate Alahsma, ii,h Juuc, oa
the tH'nt c'ni.ns coso in to land, In the track u
the Aspln ~ail steamers
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Washtn0to,. july b.-hajor General siehles reach
ed here BY rsil this mornins Though suffering from
io.s Of his lss h physical condion 10 thought TO be
irnn
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BY Tsk0vaph.
FRIDAY'S BATTLE.


bNIDTTICIAL kEfOKr,
HesdquortsrA Army Of the Poton,dc. July g.
The decisive battle has been fought today, and the
psmy have bea Tspulasa uitA tsutos lasa. Al
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Means Of Escape DESTROYED,
DETAILS OF ALL TIE BATTLES

Capture Of Rebel Generals.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-12

80 LADIES FAIR.-From notice in another
place. Il will be seen that the ratrioti, ] a.
dies Of this city. propose to get up a Fui,
for the benefit Of our sick and wounded SOL
diers, ard that Tuesday of next week ha,
been fixed upon as the time Of holding X =
The loyal citizens OF Ottumwa will want ne
prompting FROM vs. to induce them, to co ap
esate in this most Important movement o
the ladies. as,d make the Fair largely pro
motive Of the object fw which, it is he'd
let us reme,nbyr that while we arc living ir
> ease and qniet, wi,h*nongh OF the nscessa
res and luKuries at life, and to spa,c, our
dear relatives and friends lying wounded
in hospitals are in need OF almost everything
il tho shape of comforts. We surely car
spare from our stores enough to minister t.
their necess ties, without any very great sac
rice. Let us do t.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-12

While war absorbs the minds of men,
And all true hearts wish peace again, ~ .H&t
While patriots hraye hive left dear homes to 1gi
FOR Freedom, Liberty and Right,
Yet party strife still seems TO hold the sway,
And politicians Eight to rrle the day: sht
Forgetting. that, united we rit.st ne, -sNrh'H
Orne'er exist as nationally free.
IT'S hard indeed that ALL for country'ssake, s'}
2 Can not unite as osE, fron, Gpfite Lake; --ftFf
But worse by far that we In North should drag
TO earth by wranging our once noble dag
There's siif one hope-apd one Is all, HI -
To hold our right, avert our fall;
y'Fis simply this--'mfd canppns roar
lproceestto Bettss Clothing Store;
The antidote he gives for cnre
: is mild and pleasant, na,tis sure .-.. f,.r
lie sells you first, Coat, ,eants, or Hat n ~
& And then tn match, nice Cravat );
Ifstill you want you'll get shirt, y Z: III
Which comes tn you as cheap IS Dirt .es.
lie keeps to give to all he suits
Gloves, Collars, Comforts, Caps aud Boots
0ranytbing that you may iacy, -
2 Rrcm Shoestrings to carpet-sack.
For those that ready won't please, ~
Hell meet their wants, their troubles ease
Hekeeps the best Of goods on hand, i
Give fits that can't be beat by man;
rsAsstyles are new, and always neat,
For tasty dress ecant be beat. ~ 5tsEtt +
Come then. come all and buy ofthose v = ~ &
Who gives you bargains in your clothes
! o,tunwa. Nor. 81. ls6a ,r ,v s.nt. 81 4
1871 s1~t ft4! 30 a}stsl ~ q
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From Oregon.

A very interesting communication from
our former fellow citizen. r f. Lewis, writ
ten at Portland, Oregon, will be found on
The first page OF this issue. 1t will richly
repay a perusal. Mention is made Of sever
al 0ttumwans now resident in that far off
country, whose friends will be glad to hear
from them.
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RcIig;Gs;s NGeice.

Rev. c. II. Gates, Of Oskaloosa, who has
been preaching to good congregations at the
Congregational church, the past week, has
discontinued his meetings until Wednesday
II nextweek, when, they will be resumed
and continued until further notic,.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-12

u q
VIM. Moll has removed from the Senate
to the opposite side of Front Street, into the
former ,dining-room Of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up insthe best style for
tends to cater for the wants Of the public in a
little the most satisfactory manner ever at.
tempted in this city. 20 t
IL you want GOOD soup. from los to 10
A. NJ. you can find it at Marble Hall.
II you want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style. so to Marble Hall. They are receiv-
ed from Baltimore every day By xpress. - =
If you want glass Of good Beer or Ale,
you will find both at Marble Hall ~
In short. Marble Hall will be found
pleasant place to spend social hour = Call
and try il on. WIN. AOLL.
OttunwA Oct. a. 1sse-S<l<Nr
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NOTICE,

sa'Fhe necessity which c, trpelh'd Ms to issue
tckrt- If . fraction of dollar having pass.
sd, we desire to get them in will cheerlully
redeem them uhen presented in any amount
bnt our friends will accommodate us by pre-
,senting them when they can, do so. in sums
If not less than one dollar. 5's s "a
'ss. - s9t'aFa'sa 1890 b. LADD & co.
Ottumwa, Feb. 10Th, 1868 -2w =
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~ n .se,GOING WEST.
cry MEAT MARKET.

q HAVING purchased the AYHA
@f33Hs35N building and business for
~9X:S33 perly occupied and conduct Ehsett-s
---As-~-xA cd by,J. w. Brown, desire to inform
the citizens Of ottnnwa and vicinity, that shall
continue to keep an assortment of f,'sy .l.
FRESH MEATS, POULTRY, sAuSAGEs, LARD. &c,
In-short every article usually kept n-an establish
ment ofthe kind, and at prices to suit the times
TIE HIGHEST PRICES paid for sTOCK, Poultry
Game, Butter, &c. NJ. McfARLIN.
e decis 1870 = fgga s}ssfgf
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pl., asAKER,s PAIN PaNAeEa.

Eve are not In the habit OF endorsing patent
medicines, unless we have indubitahie proof
DIR " AMCda,S OF their efficiency In view ofthe
uitipHcty Of quaek nostrums
ip- PAIN 81 with which the ouutry IL con
7fg-seasi stfFc tinuaily flooded, it becomes Of
pa aC ~. ten the intv nj IN e Journalist To
warn tho ihic against imposition thanto commend
medicines ami rem edies that possess merit hutwhen
medicine earns for Itself reput alton, and becomes
an absolute necessity In every family where there
+. disease, and when those who use 10 never after
dispense Will, r. when they iu need Of a remedy
for pain disease, then becomes The duty OF the
Journalist TO make such medicine or remedy sss wide
ly known as possible. Our attention has frequently
been called well nv those no the me dicine
as those who seiiis 70 the unexampled success Of
BAKERS PAIN PtNACEA, which has gained q
popularity and meets with sale aiied by any
medicine that has ever been sold in this country ~
For sale by ]. y TAYLOR, ettumwa. [Dcc.9,
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The Ladies of 0ttumwa will give Sup.
! rer, at the Court House, Tuesday Evening,
bti, 18th. Everybody, and the ladies' es-
pecially, are invited to contribute. Per-
&onSfrom the country, serding in tnrkies,
chickens, hams, butter, eggs or milk. will
picase ieave them Mt DR.. Warden.s Sto'e
anytime before Tuesday. Admittance %
cents Coffee, Oysters, Ice.Cream and
Fru.k are extra Charges. ~
H. E. Of ,tpurse every Union loving citizen
wiflauend this Festival, and help to con-
tribute to the comfort and relief of the brave
! lava boys, who arc lighting for our liber-
7 tie j, while We are enjoying life hugely. il
.ie;,tton is worth IS per pound.
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Mn. McELRoY's SCuooL We a

Mn. NcELRoY's School owe an
apology both to Mr.. n. and the public for
accidentally emitting an announcement of
e the commencement of a new term of this
school. which took place on Monday of This
week, in cur last issue. We now eali at.
tention to the subject. and renew the wish
often expressed by us, that the vDry s,rpcri.
or advantages here afforded for getting a
goo education nay be freely and generous.
iy appreciated by a discerning public Mr.
McElroy is certainly entitled to the gratitude
and Co operation of all the friends of educa
tion FIR establishing and maintaining so ex.
cellcnt school, and we are glad to know
that it is enjoping good degree of prosper
pity, sith prospect CT increased usefulness.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, PoURTHDIsrRIcT,
Iowa Cry. Ian lst lS6S


The Undersigned, Assessor of the 4th District OF
the State ofiowa, In pursuance of Section Is, OF
Law entitled San Act TO provide Internal Revenue
and to support the Government and to pay Interes,
on the public Debt" hereby aiyertises all persons
concerned that the iisSs and altos
made and taken by the Assistant Assessor within the
County OF Wapelo, In said 18th Di, trict, may be ex
amined on the First day 81 January, 1868, at the
Court Mouse IN ottunwa that said lsts will remain
open at said place for the space of fifteen DAYS
Notice Is also hereby given that the 2ist day
of January at 10 o'clock M, 1868, at the Court
House wthin said County ~ WI pelio. aud after the
expiration Of said fifteen days. appeals will be re-
ceved and determipce relative to any erroneous OF
excessive valuations or enumeratons by the said
Assistant Assessor.
GEORGE H.JEROME,
Assessor of4th District ofIows.
rE asaeTst - - = 81 q aat& AENg5E q
All persons buying Gold. Den,an Notes, or de alue
In Exchange, are requested to make application for
Licsnce as Brokers.
dersons buying and selling Hogs should apply for
license rs Cattle Brokers.
Z Dealers IN Coal are required TO make application
for License as Dealers and also to make return OF
the amount OF Coal sold by them.
Dealers OF every kind who have not already made
application for license. should do once az the
Office OF the Assistant Assessor for Wapeo County.
Iowa. 49, as.,a 1T. HACKw0RTH, 1
Assistant Assessor for wapeio County.
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The luayes and Turner's of Burlington.
go are expec,ed 10 attend the great Uuion
meeting here, on Saturday.
= Owing to the want Of sufficient help in
our Office, and an unusual amount Of job
as'' work tie past week, We were unable to is
she the paper on Thursday. W. shall try
hard to avoid such accidents IN the future.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-12

We have had as vet scarcely an,
real, old-faShioncd winter weather, and
scalcely any snow. The lowest depression
Of the mercury has been only 70 deg. below
!, zsro, and then only OH two or three days.
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rAissAsks' Weighed in the hu

rAissANks' ScALEs.-Weighed in the bal.
snce ola just criticism, a!l are obliged to
admit that tho scales Of Fairbanks 4 Co. are
.ssanwithout exception. the best ever invented.
80, We know Whereof we affirm, because we
have tested their value, snd are fully satisfied
siqof their superior merits. The Introduction OF
these scales has wrought revolution in the
transaction OF various business, and their &C
Ass curacy is sneh that uniformity in weight
- has been established all ever the country thus
80 making them national, legalissd standard
Nor are they confined to the United States;
they have found their way to almost every
ST, Of the Civilized world, and are ndaqted
~,,-s.o the standards OF oil countries, that il
: may DO said, all nations, If not weighed in
- trheso bsl.ncss." At least weight BY them
Hvass Mrre aGxts Nagq:ins.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-02-12

CUPEByOIs DRIED FRUIT, COFFEE,
- Coffee Extract, Goldfish, Soaps. Tobacco, Teas
Apices, &C., fail 80 Oh jsst received 81
spri =, 1888. w ANDEN'S.
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BURLINGTON & MO. R!vER \ r

\QonssTss,l n rT,TIE
-
947~ CHANGE, OF TINE.
rIfpEr TN ava rAcn wky y,htfY.4
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THRILLING TALES AND NOVELTIES

Are the best published anywl,ere. AAfls ysS,ss pop-
ldr writers are enptoaed 10 se,ite originaay for
Psferson." In 1863, in addition to its usual guam
tity Of shorter stores FouR Copy s4sag
ELETrs will be Civ en- by Ann $. Stephens r. c. Mouf-
ton, Frank Lee Benedict, and the authar Of "The
Murder Ia the Glen Ross Il also publishes
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-Hurat.nutifrss
.Spctiats Motitts

vUyo NERVOUS sUFFEREKs OF BOTH SEXES. =,
- "A Reverb nd Gentleman having been restored
to health In n few DAYS after undergoing all The usu!
al routine and IRREGULAR extensive modes Of treat
ment without success considers It his sacred duty
to communicates to his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS or oUsE. Hence. on the oceipt OF an ad-
dressed envelope. he viii send (reef copy OF the
presentation used Direct to ~
DR.. JOHN N. DAGNALI., ts6 Fulton g. Brpoklyn Y
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q. II. SHEt'ELR, GROCER,
= DEALER IN PROVISIONS. &c. = 1859
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25

Was 0xeFctsiug authority over a1 uuWil.
ling and cOerced people. To disparage
Maj. Darr and make his official personality
'odtops in the eyes of ourpeopls is the OBJ.
ject Of the attacks upon him. So also is it
the object of the attacks upon the State
officials. The constant in siuuation, indeed
the indirect assertions is that they are
simply so many usurpers holding illigiti-
mate authority and supremacy, aud are
so many 'ttyrents of Syracuse" As We
said at the starting out, the patience and
tolerance with which the government au-
thorties referred to, bear With these
attacks and defamatieus are irrefutsble
answers TO them. Ia the Southern
coudtry such writer would not be
toleI a;ed an hour. Jeff Davis has many
men confined in loathsome dungeons
for contempt of his authority expressed
in language many fold Iesa Objectionable
aud obnoxious than the lengage of the ad-
Venturer of the Press towards the Govern
ments of the United 8 ,ates and th e restored
state. To what point the Carlile ldespera-
do will go, remains for time and cireum.
stances to deyelops. Many persons be-
iieyh that he is counting the action of the
authorities in order to make some capital
for himself and the clique which he serves
SO that he can weld it to the detriment Of
thenew State and for his personal saggrsn-
dizsment. Most certainly such on object
would be in strict Keeping with his vena
record so far. And we would not be il
the least surprised if such was the last
desperate programme marked out by him.
self and his master to retrieve their hope.
leas prospects.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25
Richmond Papers.

We are under many obligations to Gen.
Kelley for copies of Richmond papers of
the 10th of February,
We publish to-day an article from the
Enquirer of that date, to which we espe-
cially call the attention of our readers.
ALI officers of our army who will think
to send US late rebel papers, after they have
read them, will coufer favor not only on
US, but on the thousands OF persons who
will read the news which we may ind in
them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25

C.'sares doomed: Wfeusthe army comes
home there will be no cave. or rock that
will hide them: Their inferuai efforts are
too well understood, and the vengeance
they have inyokedkwill oyertake Them
The scorn with which he spoke of their
secret and REASONABLE meetings WAS scath-r
ing. BE. saidshe could respect an open re-
bel, who met him With arnslin hisihands,
but for one OF those vile, abominable mem
bers of the K. G. c., he E0at6ed him.
He also spoke with deep feeling of the
letters he.bad seen, written by relatives at
home to soldiers, urging them to desert
These letters he said, would Jet prove
sore wounds to those who had written
them, for the true soldier would remain
true, and the recreancy of a parent would
only teach him that his parent was unWor-
thy of his respect. He concluded BY beg
ging all parties to give up their party cries
and purposes, to look only--to God and
their country, stand by the army and the
Union, support the laws, aud pray for the
success of our cause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25

IT is a thing worthy of note, that while
theicEoakers and copperheads of the North
complain of the ineficiency with which the
war has been managed, the rebels do not
agree with them. We have before "a an
article from the Richmond Enquirer of
the 10th of February, in which the rebel
view of the question is given at length,
aud We deem it important enough to lay
before our readers in our most conspicuous
column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25

Great Union Meeting In IndIanapo-
1lS-SpeeeheG OF General KImbail,
Governor Morton and Colonel Hath
away. ls
The loyal Democrats of indianapolis held
great Unton meeting on the 18th inst, at
which speeches were delivered by General
Ktmball, Governor Merton and Colonel
Hathaway, all of whom administered sig
nal rebukes to the copperheads. Wequote
from the report Of the Indianapolis Daily
Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25
"Wbere, in alI7t6i5W ffd circuit, doesthe

sa- 81 i7sasaa zIar
sWhere' IN all this wide circuit, does the.
invasion seem to be fainting or giving
grouud7 ALI around the border, and in
the very heart of the Confederacy, the foot
of the enemy is planted and his felop flag
hies; and it means subjugationsand exter-
nination. II is, indeed, the third stage of
the war, aud we believe the last; but the
struggle will be desperate. II. it die the.
last card it is one on which The stake is
life or death, honor or shame-efthereo our
name and nation will be extinguished in
night of blood aud horror; OF else new
sovereignty, the newest, fairest, proudest,
will take her seat among the powers of the
earth with the applause of man and the
blessings of Heaven"
The progress of our arms has been de-.
scrtbed in much more forcibIe English than
this by the loyal presses of the North more
than once, but the inyeterate incredulity
of the croakers among us has caused them
to turn deaf ear, Perhaps the frank and
significant admissions OF the Richmond
print will serve to convince the doubters
that the war has been conducted with
more than the average success of military
operations. When you enemy acknowl-
edges that be is pushed to the last ex-
tremtty everywhere, it seems to us safe to
take him at his word. He knows whether
he is pressed or lot he knows whether
the iron heel is on his neck, aud If be con-
fesses that it ia with an optcry of despair,
we may believe his confession.