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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
OFFICIAL.


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direct & aeegrdirgI-
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l. Place The PozsaSs-sizzzp On tke zrSer F-5kf-
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pest gNes, and Stsss, Aeross The le1l-hAad END VI
he easei y, 90 tic fee side, vii h. eon,,iisd
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
tbs 1852 Rraiarsr--Th- Tsrre Hauie

tbs 1881 REGixESr.--The Terre Haute
Union De~oerat, Of Friday. says
We learn tom some of our ci.izens
~ho went 70 Indianapolis yesterday. that
the l33d did not get of ., the hour APP
Apo nied, owing 10 numerous causes,
,ut probably LETT last nisht We are
.iea~ed to IL, n that Captain Charley
NTH has BEEN appointed Lieutensn,
Colonel and Capt L A Foete. Of Rock.
vile, Mainr of the regiment The field
Ulcers OF the regiment now stand thus
Colonei-R \. Hudson
Lieutenant ColoneI-C. u. Smith.
Msjor-L A. Foo,e.
Ajlutant--M A. Crane.
Qusrtermsster-Sam Conner.
Suryeon-Joha ", Hitchcock.
Assistant Surgson-Sari. N. Archer.
Company A, Wayneeeuntg. Capt w r.
Mount; B. Clay county, Captain Ezra
Odds; c, Yigo county, Ike l. Mahan; D.
Fred. A. Ross; E, John A. BRYAN; F.
Putnam county, r, E. Smith: G, Park
county. NJ r. Vance, q, Vigo county,
C II. Smith; I, A. Reiman; &, Clay and
Monroe counties, ]. Rutledge.
This regiment il said to be the fines;
looking body of u.sn that has been en-
listed in the State, and at Iudianapoli:
they have been toasted and Toasted TO :
great extent Their destination is Nash
vile, Tenn. We shall hear . good &C
Of the 1880.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
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10th SAYS:
Finding that much misapprehension
existed as to the position to De assumed
By General Canby, We have, at consider
able pains, asceftained he facts from
official sources. Some time ago i was
found expedient to organize GeogrRph.
zeal mot military Divisions, composed
Of two or more departments. as the
Division Of the Mississippi is com.
posed Of the Departments of Tennessee,
Mississippi and Kentucky. which was
originally created fer General Grant,
bat is now commanded By General Sher-
man. A new division has now leen
created, called the West Virgins. Z
This is the command Of General Candy.
Its exact boundaries have not been com
municated further than that the De.
partment Of the Gull will be included.
General Banks continues ia bis con
mand, bat viii report to General cauby,
just as General Thomas reports to Gen,
ersl Sherman, instead OF sending direct
to General Grant We cannot see from
any intelligence that We have that the
status Of General Banks is affected IN
the slightest degree.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

D1x. YooEHEEs LIYE MEuBzR OF rHE
suxpAr School MISSIONARY SocIETY.-
A navel scene occurred IN the Sunday
School OF the " Z. Church in thiG place
last Sunday. Rev DR. Mutt, Of Bloom
ineton, vas here in behalf Of the Mis-
sionary Soeisty,. and an appeal zAs made
TO the pupils Of the Sunday School to
buy life memberships in that branch Of
The Society, at 81 each. The children
''went in" With spirit. Gen. Grant, Gen.
butler, Lieut. Coz Morton, and others.
Sere severalIy made members, with
cords Of encsuTsgemen on the part o.
the Managers Presently little DENIM
cratic boy sung out that be would give
twenty-five Gems TO make Hon. Dan.
| Voorhees, a lie membarl The proposi-
ton was astounding to those n sathoriis.
and no encouraging words were spoken
support of that motlonl 5 ID, Two
,Jsher htils Democratic bays offered a
similar amount each. The fourth came
from a Republican boy, who rendered
his quarter Just before his father 5 indlg-
nzu. frown and shaking OF the head
caught his eYel Dan. ~as elected, to
the evident discontinue Of some Of the
older heads prssent-SuIliraa Demo
| Graf
The idea of constituting Dan yoor-
bees a life member Of any religious 50
eiety could originate only in Sullivan
county, aud with a small boy educated
in the faith of Sullivan county Democ
racy. A more impious blasphemer than
Dan. W. Voorhees, never did exist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

A REPRESENTATIVE M1x.-A cores
pendent Of the Louisville onion Press.
writing from BowHng-Gresn, thus pic
lures the Gushrie Prentice delegate from
Mclean county. Ky. 1t Is hardly csas-
table to suppose all are as bad as be:
Turn TO the Lonisville Journal q the
9Th and read from the list Of delegates
sent from that county, the name of
brunch clark-a name linked with every
species Of crime Brunch Clark how
many heart burns FOR Vengeance at the
verv thought Or bis namel
He is thief and murderer, aud one
Of tho most infamous, interruptions trait
oTs that ever disgraced humanity. lie
murdered nan by the name Of Morrow,
a few years before the breaking out Of
the rebellion, at dadiscnyille, and upon
being admitted TO bail vent 70 Fransliu,
where bs engaged bis son Tandy in the
robbery Of the post-ohce At that place
Taudy was sentenced TO the State prison
and Brunch left for parts unknown 1.
teiting his bail and leaving lis friends
involved
he did NOT show himself 10 these PARTS
again until the State eas Invaded y he
Fail Of 1851, when he sgain turned up
10 Franklin and played a conspicuous
( part in organizing the provisional gov
I eminent, and "a q bonus Tor his services
vas made receiver of gets aud MONEY
ia lies If guns 80 en- rom The. cit .
zeHs 81 simpson county This mission
II charity he prosecuted with rigot
/ thar would do credit 20 4 d mon, spAriHg
I neither age, sex or cbndluon Those
who couid mol produce = gun were re-
I Quirsd 20 pay twenty dollars In TIL.
war he collected large sum Of money
+ aud nobody in this county who know.
the man, believes he ever paid onz dims
Of II 20 the rebel authorides
when the rebels len the State Brunei
I left with them, aHd WAS not seen Rgair
until The spring Of 1858, when he va,
arrested in Gallatin, Tennessee, as spy
and kept in prison FOE several months
FROM Gallatiu he Vas sent 10 this place
and kept in cio4e confinement for sev
erai weeks, and was q, last turuea out b
/ Col Maxwell % be tried BY the cisil "a
thorlties for murder.
BY shat devices be is managing 4
eyAde the Law and the penalty due BIZ
many crimes, IS more than can tell
yet !. is lameutably true that this villair
Is again turned loose upon society. TO re
enact his deeds Of iuFamy. This is ih'
man who is bow put forward as an ex
poander Of Democratic principles :
straws show which gay the sind blows
Yours. truly,
LxCoSpITIoSAL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
Unconditional UaioH Resolutions.
EsprvrEfE ky Nav l4th, 81.

In-compIisnce With notice giTer e
ne Uoeondi,ional Cn,on mez. Of Lyon
,a5nty. Kr., assembled ia convention
i. E ayr lie on sstlrdAy, tie 1tih o.
May, 1854 Said Convention was Or
sanized. BY calling to ahe chair Samuel
Pierce, and appointing ". G. Noel, Sec
retzry. On motion, ". " HoIimaas
Benz. Ballard and James lsLArcnn we're
appointed committee 10 draft resolu-
tons expressive of the sense Of the
meeting. Said COMMITTEES after con-
suItstion reported the following res
oIutions. which were adopted without
a dissenting voice:
RssOlred. That we the Unconditional
Unsou men Of Lyon county, Kentucky,
most heartily approve Of the call made
by the Unconditional Union men Of
Kentucky for Convention to assemble
in the city Of Louisville, KY, % the 18th
day Of May. 1864, to send delegates to
the Baltimore Convention, and adopt
the following resolutions as expressive
e cur sentiments upon the CONDITION Of
our country. and in which are involved
lts present welfare and future existence
and prosperity a. 3 Republic.
Resstred, That we most earnestly de-
clare and publish 70 the world our anfal-
tering devotion to our Constitution aud
Union unimpaired as they were be-
qusathed to Us, and as true Uneondilion-
al Union men, We will devote our en-
ergies and lives ii necessary 10 preserve
and maintain both iuviolaie as the rich
est legacy ever bestowed upon q free,
brave and generous nation.
Resolred, That whatever social and
| personal kind feeling we entertain fos
those who differ from Us in political faith
aud principles, yet we cannot affiliate
politically with either extremist. such
as batiernuts, eopperheads and Vallau'
dighammeFs. regarding sll Of the three
: equally destructive alike 10 the ConsGi
tatioa and Union and detrimental 10 tie
peae- happiness, dignity and best inter
est OF the American Union.
! Resolced, That ia Abraham Lincoln
We recognize the true patriot, homes
man and Statesman, and in him we have
unbonnded confidence, aud should be b.
our candidate la the coming contest, W.
pledge him our united, cordial ans
hearty support
n Resoiped, That We endorse the eoars
OF cur Representative lion l. Aadsrsoi
in the Congress Of the United States
Resotued, That the officers and sol
kdiega who. have volunteered from l.yoi
, county in tine armY Of the United SAFE
are entitled 10. and are hereby rendered
our warmsst thanks for their gallantr
and patriotism.
Resofr.d, Taal the delegates Appoi ni
ed by fhis meeting, be untramnslied Il
selecting drlegefest the haltimure Con
ven,ien. BAT are instructed 10 givH the
fall and hearty support to the nominee
OF thar Convention
Ressfued That W G. Noel Gale
, / Wartield. W " HOLMAN and all oihe
! Unconditional Union m~n OF Lyon eouE
! ~ that ser proper 70 90, ara spps8nie
/ delegates tn the Louisville Convention
! Resoksed, That the Uneonditonl
Uiaon papers of Louisville, Ky.. Evans
! vile Journal and CincinnAti Cspsmel
: eiak BE- requested to pablIsh these rese
: l1t'0nH
SAMUEL PIERCE, PRESS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

How rHE SOLDIERS TAXA soldier
writing TO the Terrs Haute Union Dem.
ocrdt, from Nashville, says:
The news from around Richmond
trouble some of the citizens around here
very much, whilst on the contrary, it
pleases us Lincoln hirelings, as some Of
these generous so-called Democrats in
Vigo county are pleased TO term Us
am afraid il would not be healthy for
some Of them IL they were here. We
have not been out long, but tell you
tha. il 10 6xed fact that this thing call.
ed veteran is catching out here and IL
the boys we're to return home now you
would think they had been out there
years, that is il your opinion would be
governed BY the feelings and converse.
ton Of the boys in regard TO Copper
heads. Their prayers are that they will
rave the privilege Of voting against tie
Copperhsad ticket this Fall.
will send another letter some day.
ours, RoCGu,
llth Ind Cav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

Rd-The New York TTmes Justly SAYS
that a social stigma should be placed on
treason:
at should be understood in our clubs
and saloons, in private houses and ppblie
festivities, whether among army officers
or private citizens. that il Il not an hon
orable thing to show Inequalities TO, or
accept them from man who Is stained
with treason towards bis country There
ought to be pride enough and honor
enough among our people. to show that
we hold treason, and all aiding and
ahetiing Of treason, in It's deserved con.
tempt"
Il Is deplorable, hamiliating fact,
nevertheless, that many men holding
honorable and responsible positions in
the Federal army actually court the so
eiety OF those who are VIGOROUSLY disloy-
al. The rebel in all cases must feel a
profound contempt for the officer Sho SO
grossly dishonors bis position.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
NOTICE.
AdditioaaI Regulation d raie.

Additional Regulation Of rade.
Trvasury D~rast nsnf. A. ri IS, 1864
LYIII. Is &C uR 3AsCE WIN THE kE.
Il ssmm@Bsasiea e t< Lieu ensu
Cen "a, trAHsnittsd = this pes Ar Nest b. the
.. 81 IT. ~ is srias an tnuniftsns Of r i, ~.
IL -. and o. The nI.si.st p ssr Be on csIr :
- .E~rray i,rsht5ited sad u. 4sEs II Ghv res-
10 ns sfta'snt Afs - joined 4 q oafryiHs
shiSoHssT ists sfset. So CHASE
secrsssry " the Tres ury
The t'ioSing Letter viii s1plsis VIA Is N aas
81 Munitions u ssr:"
"OHdnA 0eics. War pepA trs.u..
""sshiss50Lr Aylii o. So.
sc-n~ssi la eonelisaus With u,eu,.r.ns.
which scsampaaied the lett = ef ths ss-rst.r, -
tns e 9ry g tie sscr-s4Ty = Var IL FssIi Z
% = hat Constitutes mrnisi5.s q wa, hav Tee
houor 70 give AIT cfihs priset al ars e3e. hi b
esa.tituss mach assd b. he 0rdnAa.s d.
par nssat, six:
"JsaHoa Of all kfsds; gun-rarrtsx-s Of AL
kiaass eai~scns, summation carts, BAKERY -.
s0as snd torE=si ali :MpleEzeats aad s1aipneuts
assa rs working gT3s; all pr It - fsr an eth
eers or udsd s.nnon al Dsskets, riaes. car
sinesf pistols sAsres, swords. 1SBe-s. and ether
snail arms AID ayp~ndagrs fer tne same all &C.
c0EntFsaleats 1oT artillery cavalry AID fHksnlfy.
all horse equipments aud harness for czsAlry ass
Arti l-Ty h1e4 partially made up; al earrs1dgs
ttgs nifea CT eneisp; esrtrid1es FOR all kiads q
small arms fzzzs, isad. and had buIisss rock. IA
Ana all kinds ef pyrolechnys percu zion eaps aud
AL hAAAs - FElmEfsT ENA4Er 81 al Efllss all
machines fsr hcistfng work ing srriiierv Al
cloth. paper, rope, THREAD. Ear. and other work-
ing rnasera4iI fer making mrsuHifion fgr c4anon
sa1 small arms, AL eufper. Iroa. sfsel znd Arti-
cles Of izunmoagery Required Tor military BUR
pose; all leArhsr and materials for snazafsrrur-
ing accsutI suzsnts and sagipEaeuts: All ftn.t--
asa lEnbzF { gan-c-rriszss ssd psatf .rsas- all
p4.ntss oils dyes and laksrs. ssri1zry fns "a
meats, sBd horse rreiicines for srsYfIsr. a4s -
airy; saiphur, nitre, charcoal and cbsaic.,s ard
al ARTISTS IA 1ay Say assd IN The sznaEzeturs OF
poEesrr areSorks. iEeeudl.ry epmgosErion Or
iAborzt cry stores5 together With al sasitas' car
p-Hfs's's @na szsaaAsrs' fosls. messs Ara gzrwss
Of every description s=ed In the fabrication q r
pair Of @ny Of the oFeg0iLg Arisssss aad material
Very respectfully,
q Tour oi@disnt servsnf
~ or1sr; GEO, J. BALCH,
Capt OraInAars, Prineirai As.t
- 10 Chief Of ordnzurs
''NkJok-GKs Il " HAIrEex.
= Chief Of Stag Of the Army
Washington City"
IAJxA IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

e1- People, who will remember bow
the Massachusetts school msrms, who
vent DOM to teach the little nigr, at
Port Royal. increased the mulatto popu-
lAtion, will forgive our blasphemy.
Cairo Dem.
The fllhy SANDER on the philanthropy
&c ladies Of Massachusetts, has been FREE
quently contradicted even BY the New
York World and nearly all the decent
copperhesd papers Of the country, Jet
We occasionally End an editor cowArdly
enough and filthy enough to repeat the
SANDER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
FOR SALE,

DEsIpEyuE Y0R stLE-.t offer fr s.is the
II re dencs-emhfaelng let's 10, II and ",
Bees !, Kasisfu Enisrgsmsnt OF a. y Byihs
myz32t TH0s. Z. 0ARvfN.
II0UsE AND FIVE Lots F0R sALB,--A
II ,ews story Frame HvGss With two story
WafehGuse, two CfstHrHs and Wei IN the cell =,
Eifaated thfes lcs- At the ooruer Of Division Hnd
skfxth trssts; also two lots aud stable on Sixth
A,rest ars ~ sails 90 fss.sAhlo terms fcrpaF-
e ticnlars snqui1 81 the glaen.
my10 ~ p. scufRNEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
sg- The Eeoaoraiell and Asti-lm-

n@- The Eeonornicall and Anti-ln-
portation movement is extending rapidly
over the country. We notice that it is
iuaugurated under favorable auspices IN
Louisville, Indianapolis, snd most Of the
larger places Of the country. Bys Little
selfdenial, both sexes have an oPportu-
nifty Of aiding their country, strengthen
ing its finances, and fostering an Aneri-
can spirit and style. Who will refuse
A garment made Of foreign fabric, bought
from this time onward, onght 70 be a
badge Of dishonor, except in cases where
homemade goods cannot possibly be Hsed
We certainly have great deal Of the
spirit Of l776 amongst Us. If not, We
are unworthy the blessings Inherited from
the heroes and hsroines Of that patriotic
period.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
ore. are entitled to vote for Presideni

ore, are entitled to vote for Presideni
shffsvef fbey may be.
With such start. the tins is not IA
aistant when The new organization Of
Freedom and Uni0n win be he leading
cover in the old Commonwealth, sDo
zilI conduct her onward in new career
Of wealth and glory, By freeing her froa
the sbackIes of semi-barbarous system
which has been an incubus on her pros.
perity, and By instituting Free Labor and
its consequent blessings iu her Industrial
economy. 1t will be g bright day for
Kensaeky when this chsnge takes place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

@eI The New Orleans True Delta
says:
Judge Hancock, one of the most prom
inent Union men in Texas, has escaped
from reheldom and arrived At Browns
vile, accompanied by about twenty Union
men. Among the number ia the second
son Of General a J. Hamilton. a lad
of about fifteen years Of age
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
PIANOS.


EIauo"H OTtSs just 6eCclTsQ.
XKTg HAVE JUST COMMENCED REcEIy-
w Tag stock Of splendid Plabos-fss ealy lot
Of tbs styla aud make ever oesrs1 FL this city.
Call and examine.
Piaao Stools aud Co~~rs for sale.
MARRES ( coSrSGToS,
may2i NJ. ] Aain street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
Cali for . Convention TO E ect Dele
gafss TO the EalIeHai EHloa Con.


Whereas, a National Union Couven-
ion 10 nominate casdidstes Tor Pr, s.
lsnt and Vice President of ihe United
SAFES at the approaching Presfdeatia
election, IS called to convene ia the CITY
Of BALTIMORE on the 9Th dsy of June
aext; and, whereas, We NAV confidently
hope that 81 the triamphs and progress
OF or arms, the people Of Tennessee vii.
be IN 3 eo1diliea TO cast their votes in
The November election; and. whereas
The Union men OF the State have a deep
and peculiar interest in the action Of the
nomInasiHg convention, as veil IS right
TO be represented therein,
Therefore, We DO t&reoy call upon the
unconditional Union men Of TenBessee,
20 meet in their respective divisions OF
the State, on the 30th Of May, at such
PLACES ss nay Eereaf er Be desiEnat d and
leet delegates to the National Uncor-
ditiousl Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled 70 send ten
delegates, we world suggest that East
Iennessee send four. and each of the
other disisions three. T
Horace Maynard,
W. g. BroEnIox,
John a Campbell,
VI NJ Brien,
Wn. p Jones,
Horace II. Harrison,
J B Bingham,
J..M Tomney,
VIA, Fl Fitch, j.,
UniOn State Ezeeatirs Compatible.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

HAAs. = 100 lbs C.arinn.4i 1,~,r-r--.1
II Hans revived pr sliyer Hoor - - -.
y l1aysl BELLY 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
: WANTED.

T1oBsK~-c N.saIsi>c TaRtE OR FDUR
II ronms, not exceeding twelve squares fran,
the Poet ON ABy sss hsyiaE 80 an h~us
for sale eau aud purchaser By applying st tLis
Oncs. e-r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
GROCERIES.

DEIELT CO. Wholesale and Retail De leg,
II IN Groceries. Prodzce Provi.ie,-F 49,
and wilIow Hsrss 6e-, = Aain Street. Fvsn..
Tfffe. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24

Ton BLEcIoEs AT LAnGY.
David 8. gooding, q Hsneock.
Richard W. Thompson, Of Vlgo.
ron sTATH ELEcToRs.
let District-James o. Denny, 81 KnoT.
John s. Hougbiand, of 5p~aeeF.
"a Distr!et--cyrus y. NixoB, Of Clsrks
francis Wsstsr, " LagTahg-.
"a Dltriet-Hsnry n. PrlfchaTd, u Barfhcls-
new.
Madison Evans, Of Lavreses.
9Th Dlstrlef-Ls0nfdas 8extsn, Of Rush.
U.y. Kygsr, Of FrapkliB.
GGh Distrst--Bsnj n. Ilaypooi, Of faysfts.
Joshua H. hsllstt, ~ Henry.
0ah Dlstrlct--J. J. Wright, Of Morgan.
4. g Green, of shelby.
F 7th Dlst-lct--Johu Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas n. Kes, Of PaFke.
sth Dstrlct--R r Davidson. u TippseaHss.
Benl y Gregory, Of Warren.
Oh Dlssrlet--J1mes d, Bsilofd. o. Whlte.
a"aN Anron Quincy Of Porter
10Th Dlstrlst--T. n. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
Hailst Kiihourns, Of gihhart.
18th DistrIet-John N. Wallaos, Of Grant.
James NJ. Temper, Of JAY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-24
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
EK8sGfg0ia Fo,esss~-. 80 81
OLIVER P. MORTON,
SArHE.
For LEssE. Oov~HSr,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
vkNDHkscseH.
For Se<SstaTV Of Kate, 81
NKLsos TRUsLEg, Of Fsystts.
&z1t4t g Po- Aadaor Of Slate,
THOMAS .. MccARTY, Of Y sbash.
For Trsassrsy Of Sates
JOHN l. M0RRISoH, u Washingtoa.
Fer laogseD- General.
pELAEA Z. wILLIAMsOs, Of Putnam.
For Clerk Of as eeprsns coNrf,
GIN. LAZ. NOBLE, fKBoz.
For Exporter ef saprems Court,
~ COL. BEH. HARRIsOH, Of Mariess
For sHpysus Jadgss,
ist District--JAB g. FRAZER, Of Kosciasko.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05

THE SOLDIERS NEWSLETTER. have
received No. l, new series, of this spicy little
sheet, printed at New Orleans, by Eastman,
Allen &c. The head of the firm is A. w.
Eastman, who formerly lived at West Con-
cord, and who enlisted in the Sth VI, out of
pure patriotism, as We believe. The follow
ing bon mots respecting their cold weather
at New Orleans, appear in this number:
Some very wise Creoles say that by "open-
ing the Mississippi the Yankees have just
let the cold come right down the river
The weather at present in New Orleans, is
strikingly in keeping with the moral and po-
litical atmosphere of the Southern climate.
We have Southern winter with % Northern
principles"