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AFStarVatloni--Thos who have been drugged
and half starved and still getting worse should
call on DR. DARBEy. He cures by nutrition and
| tonles. No. t92 Seventh street.
dec28-lms Washington.
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A meeting Of the Association will take place at
the house Of Mayor Wallach, on Louisiana ave-
nue, At i2 o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the 9Th Of January. 200 ~
An The offiseri ana members are earns,ily rs.
quested TO be present. d. D. FRENCH,
ianl-Qt President.
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n once OF the Independent Telegraph
Company, cos Ninth street, tone door from Penn
jyiS-tf Alb. TALcoTT, Manager.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

lhh LEVY Couhr.-ln conformity with the
act OF Congress, the board Of the Levy Court Of
the county Of Washington met yesterday at the
City Hall, when Msssrs. s. J. Bowen, Nathan sAr-
gent and C. R. Bel, new members, took their seats
The board then organized BY eleeting Nathan sar-
gent president, and Nioholls callan clerk and
treasurer, and James Pulling county collector of
taxes. The chair appointed the following stand
ing committees; On Finance-Messrs. Bowen
Plant, and Bdrri on Improvements-Mesara Burr
Plant, and Belti on Schools-Messrs Nichols
Blasden, and LArneri on clAims-Msssrs. Thomas,
Belt, and Larneri on Licenses, 6e.-Nesars. BlAE-
den, Bowen, and Thomasi to Represent the Inter
eSta OF the Court before cougress-Messrs. Plant,
Bowen, and Nichols.
Resolutions were adopted making the annual
salary Of the attorney OF the court $500, and for
regulating the pay and expenditures on roads,
bridges, ac., and declaring that no supervisor or
other corresponding agent Of the court shall here
after disburse any county IN at that duty
Is left to the superintendent OF county roads en-
tirely, the treasurer to have the voucher OF each
man employed and the certificate OF the supervisor
for all other expenditures. The following resolu-
tion was also adopted: .H'.
Rssolped, That hereafter no new road or roads
shall be surveyed, plated or stoned in the county
comprising the Levy Court Sha Save es sRs%insd
the route through which said roads are proposed
N Am
,howed on tba ia, q, ,Horsrnn"-,..se -, -, nnanee,
hands. and on the a., =. na..r.h.- ~ 80 ~ ~, ~.
account current nm ,o ,ha ~, ~ I.s,ts-,a mn
| showB balance In his hands OF 81, $50 The court
The RSABBArH.BRRAKINe JKws.--Rosenan a,
| Co. WaldbeIme, : % cS,d...,, a -. r.sNl'N y
Co' DeiAVAh q Co.. fenehing Co., X. Hexton
~ H. "reehielaer * Co.. are the names OF the
""o were arrested yesterday Tor selling on
As me warrants were all served and the
Palues PARTIES arrested Each was hned S2oes by Justice
r'IBusoh ihese Jews nave their stores near the
pauhore Depot, and boldly deseerated the Sab
pain py keeping them open Another, B. Liebman,
upon the same charge, and fined SIO6s.
...... ..
EDUCATION FoR FRRKDMEN.-The free even
| Ing school for colored persons was opened last
evening, as announced day or two since. The, q
were about twenty persons present-the most Of
The oolored people present had been ulAyea in Vir
iinIIe.tion Tahis tha Iinh.hot ~ pa.as 1.',sH
and scrlpl was given 10 eash p,,nII 10 stuav rhs
meetiuRs of the achool are held in me ~ 4,
the corner Of Fourth and L strestu. on Monday And
Friday evening". Mr.. slade of the rbird Auaitor,.
Ohice as vet has only received rs centa IN ala NJ
the project. Who will be the next contributor,
INSTALLATION OF OpPIoRRa the sto,ad
meeting Of the Columbia TypoTraphieal sooIetv.
on saturday evening the folloyvinV were In.tsI,.d
ofieers OF the society for the year; WiIiam n Mo.
Lean, PRESIDENT Samuel McElwee, Jr., vice pre,l.
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NoTICx.-subscribers falling 70 receive the
RzSu1LIcAr rrguiarv VIII please notify this once.
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SECRETARY. CHASE was SO Ill yesterday that
he was unable to attend to his Official duties.
He Is better to-day.
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DHsnRTERs. deserters were to-day
sent to the Forrest Hall Prison BY order Of Provost
Marshal Todd. --" +a--
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This PAPER u NOW FURNIsHED M CAR
RIERs TO sUBscRfnKRs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS pea
MONTH
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GBy the Peoples LIne.l
Washington, . a. m.-drirzly; wind N. RI
ther. $50.
Philadelphia-rslning, wind Me-; ther. 27e.
New York-snowing lightly wind N E.; ther.
900.
Springfield, Mass.-snowingj wind N. Fl
ther. P0e.
Boston-snowing; wind Nj moderate; ther,
p7o
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Government PRoPERTT FoUND.-Two Of
the Government detectives yesterday found about
10 Government feed bags at a warehouse, No. q
Water street, Georgetown. The reason Of the bags
being there was sAtiSfaetorly explained, but the
bags were eonhscAted.
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~ Ths oms. se IN. Hsao..I R.Pssn-
:, s,.. :: :. y. s.:s ss s'E;: :s.. '--
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house, foot Of y street. Apply 10 FRED. 9. coz.
zENS rennsyivania avenue, two doors nom Fou
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Ss- The Conrsssions and ExperIenes OF
An InvALID. Published for the benefit, and a. .
warning and CAUTION TO TouEo BIEH who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury through
By enclosing post-paid addressed envelope,
single copies may bo had of the Author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eal.,
my 2S-ly Bedford, KinsB County, N. Y
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APPoNTMESTs.-The Commissioner Of Pen.
SionS has appointed the following additional
examining surgeons Tor the business OF his bureau
VIZ Dr. James b. Coleman, at Trenton, N. J.j DR..
Charles W. Hemphill, at Galena, nl.i Or. c. J.
Iiohenor, St Lebanon, Ohio and Dr.. George W.
Cook, At syrseuse. N. Y.
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HousEs CLOSED. - The following houses
were closed yesterday by orders from PrOvost
Marshal Todd. The houses are located on C street,
between Thirteen-Ant-A-HAli and Fourteenth
streeta. The names Of the proprietSra are Jas. b.
un1with, Ed. Fitzgerald, Jas. White and Mary
sullivan
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WASHINGTON. d. @.

TUEsDArnmnnmmmranJANuARY 8. 1864
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The Local PREAoHER's AssooIATIoN.-The
Methodist Local Preachers Association OF this
city and vicinity, which has been organized, will
meet this evening at o'clock in Wesley Chapel
ofeerS for the ensuing year will be sleeted and II
Is expected that plan for future operations win
be presented BY the presiding elder. All Local
Preachers are invited.
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CAPITALIZATION OF oPPIoERs.-At the stated
meeting Of the Columbia typographical Society,
on Saturday evening, the following were Installed
Officers Of the society for the year: William r. Nc
Lean, presidents Samuel MeElwes, Jr., vice presi.
denti j. e. Proctor recording secretary, John Q. c.
whalsy, financial secretary Michael Cation, treas
uTer. . ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
OFFICIAL

LErFERs REaAfSI1Ss- EXCLAIMED IN
tae Pest-ollce AZ EvaasslIls. st.ts 81 Tsdi.aa.
z71h Gay q grre, lisa
= 81 t. ektaln aaF o. { sss listers. ths an,ii-
ealt naxt ezil tor = adreTssset fsn.7z's ~. -
92ts ~ this lfst- ara Fay che esnt or zserriss-
~ III u7t rzsirt tsT rs7flsz rf-v NJ
- ssnt to tAs Iva Letter t5ains
FREE DkLlf EAT Of isSfsrs ~ carriers. a. tie
residences e owners sn tie l4rEF eitiss1 may he
SAT- BED b. Q&-arS11z the tallo~lnE RULES
J. DIRECT ta-tszE }tksnfs = lie sfre4t aSd
EautaT. A. sell a. the Fess-siice aaA STATE.
2 HAD lsttsxs @ith thka Wsiisvss ysas9-sIsrs
aad Hsfs. zrsa And ksszaa, slSa tAssa pla.afy
vita fsii nAsae, xnd re4usst tnss answers -
directed a<carssin Civ
J. LattsFs % Strangers tEanzisat Kssifors Ia
a town or city. whess enar ~ Arrss Say - an
ks0wn. shsaiI he ssssksd. Ia the iavss left- h2zd
eszner, viii thr uera % "a 81 nf
J. PfSze tAe F1stzzs-s'Ssa9 On tAe zzpsT rfstg-
kam1 curaeEt 49, fcsgee sgs-s sssN cess the stan
aaa GirsefsaH far as. szay ssltAszt iatsrier-
ia< with tbs writes
N-BS-A EE2EEST ~ stAa RETURS Of lst.
trfs tae wrfstrs n uacfsfrsa1 wiikin thirty dan
less. written Or rrints1 sta thu writer's -a-ss
past-e7rr. ana Sfsfs. arross fhe lsft-hAnd end 81
FAs saxefsnA. on the f.ra kfee wlfl b eompllsl
wirh ~ tse usszi rrsrzfi ne q S,ussz<- rsyzhia
whsn tie tesrsr = aEfi 0azz1 70 IDS wrissF.--See
Is, Las Of 1sgS.
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congressionaI Candidates.

Thomas N. stiIIwell, War Democrat,
of Anderson, Madison county, has been
nominated as the Union candidate for
Congress in the Eleventh District Of this
State.
In the Third District, Hon. William
Mckee Dunn was nominated, but de-
clined. He has since received the sp-
pointmsnt Of Assistant Advocate-Gen-
sral Of the United States
In the Fourth District, Capt John II.
Farquhar Is the nominee.
Ia the Fifth, Hon. George W. Julian
has been re-nominated
10 the Sixth, Hon. Eb. Dusons, War
Democrat, has been nominated By the
Union men for reelection.
No other nominations have been made
by the Union men that We know Of
In this District, the only candidate We
have heard mentioned is Col Cyrus NJ
Allen, Of Knox. His friends win offer
bis name to the Union Convention on
the 9th July Hon. l. Q DeBfuler has
been mentioned in connection with the
candidacy, bat does not desire the nomi-
nation.
In the Second District, we have ssen
no name suggested, and can think of no
man more worthy to receiye the nomina-
ton than Judge Charles Fl. Mason, oil
csnnelton. He would bring out the full
vote and more.
In the Seventh District, Col. Diel
Thompson could, II be we're nominated
and would accept, beat any Copperhssd
from Dan Voorhees, down or up. Oh
maybe Charley Croft or r. N. Hudson
or John p. Baird will be home from IN,
wars in time for one Of them TO run.
In the Eighth, We presume that o
course that faithful representative Anc
sterling Union man--Godlove 8 Ortiz
will be re nominated and reelected
In the Ninth, the insincible, indsfali
gable, and model representative, Schuy
Ter ooIfax, will be drafted toto the serv
ice by his constituents, to serve sixG
term in the National House Of Repre-
sentatives, He wants 10 retire, but BIZ
people will not let him A nomination
Is equivalent to an election in that laii
! tude.
In the Tenth, the prospect Is that on
old friend, Joseph II. Defrsss, will b.
! nominated If he should be, be woull
be elected, Cor there il not a more popu
,, lar man in the District. He ia The sou
/ Of honor, aud man Of solid pArts an,
large experience in public affairs
In the Fifth District, We are glad /
> see that the Julian and Meredith isul
4 has been compromised and the partie
: reeonciled "This is no time for Unio
men to quarrel, said Andrew Johnso
to bis old Wing opponents at the CON
, meneement Of the rebellion. Let b
cones be bygones.
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4 Copperhead GOOD flms.

The lSsnfiael Affects 10 blame the
prosecution Of the war this moruina. ne
not vigorous enough. to suit It, and
gravely Informs its readers that under
this present Adminisfration the South
has been victorious all the time, and is
in better sonditien than ever before. It
says: ha
"0ns year age, two years ago, even
three years ago, We were to have peace
and restored Union, bat ss no period
in the history Of the war has i assumed
the gigantic proportions thu. i presents
today
one year ago the rebels held Tulla-
homs, Chattanooga, Knoxville, yicks-
burg, al o( Northern Virginia, and
threatened Washington and Harrisburg.
The ccaatry was 10 Agony. last WASH
ington should fall; business was entirely
suspended in PhiladelpAia and B&l,i-
more. and even Pittsburgh was men
aced That vas > Jolly good time for
Copperheada The war did not assume
gigantic proportions" than. Our forces
we're Supposed 10 be in check every
where, Maryland and Psnnsylvania
were overrun, and Morgan vas riding
for the Ohio. How the fsllows would
rejoice, We suppose, IL the present "gi-
gantir pFeportioos eeaH BE- cat down
BIZ the defeat Of Sherman, the capture Of
Hunter. and the retreat Of Grant TO
WashiRgtoa. rs fa1
How encouraging it would be 70 the
eountry-no, not the eountry but The
Copperheads, who are so much con
eerned By the gigantic proportions Of
the war when, carried into he hears Of
the rebellion, and long for the days Of
Mcclellan and the tramp Of hostile
armies On free soil This is the position
Of the Copperhead leaders viii the
people sustAin thsnf will they sustain
men and measures Fho see roihing bat
cause for gloom AID disaster when the
rebels are pressed to the wall, and are
eager for surrender when disaster over
takes our arnies?1 KYiR they assist Gen.
Grant and his army BY supporting the
Government, or viii they aid Gen Lee
By joining hands with bis Copperhead
allies? II they do the latter, It will not
be long until we have another Jolly good
tine according to Copperheads, when the
rebsls will be allowed 70 repossess Vicks-
burg, Chattanooga, and Knoxsille, ard
sabsist on the farmers Of the North.
Bot for one, orr prayer shall ever be for
exemption from Copperhesd good times.
We prefer 8 war Of gigantic proper
tens and the einvestment of Peters
burg to the days when the rebel linea
we're extended TO the Ohio and the Pc
tomae-l Indianapolis GaEsfts
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.sKorklnrmen,. Meeting. ,,

"NOrkiHgmen's Meeting"
We yesterday stated that We had
suspicious that the "workingmsn's
Meetings" held recently in Cres-
cent City Hall, we're "of Copper
head origin, intended to boost lha, party
into Office, rather than Il legitimate
means Of righting the real wrongs Of
mechanics. We requested some good
Union man to correct us if we erred in
the surmise, and advised the Union me.
ehanics to watch the movement
Yesterday afternoon No we're called
on by Mr.. l. N. Hendricks, who aelsd as
president Of the workingmen's meeting
on Saturday night We we're not &C
quainted with him, but he claimed to be
Union mana War Dsmocrat-and
certainly talked like he was sound to the
core. A friend tells us he is friend to
the Union.
Mr. Hendricks denies that there is any
politics mixed up with the workingmen'l
movement; says it is purely an organi
Hation for the protection of the interests
of mechanics, "a fact We did not doubi
as regards the Trades Unions;") and de
clares emphatically that the meetings
which have been held here lately wer,
gotten up in good faith and controlled
solely by the members Of the four Trade
Unions which are organized in thi
plaee--the carpenters and joiners'; th'
moulders'; the timers; and the maehin
lists and blacksmith. he says tha
politicians had nothing at all to do viii
the meetings, aud that the resolution
(which we publish in todays paper
were reported from committee Of eigh
persons, two from each Union, who wer
appointed at meeting held at the sam,
place few evenings previous
We have no reason whatever to 9oub
Mr., Hendricks statements, and helisv
them to be correct We are very glal
to hear that these meetings are purel
for business and selfnrotsctive purposes
and not scheme to prejudice tn
minds Of honest, well-meaninx, anl
patriotic mechanics against the Gov
eminent We hope the Unions will fal
ill their legitimate objects, namely, th,
elevation and protection of labor, an
the advancement of the interests of EN-
ployees and employers, through the die
nifty, selfrespect, and true manhood i'm
parted TO the workingman. So long 9
these ends are kept in view, all win b
well: but once let the trail Of the ser
pent" Of Copperheadism blast this o.
ganization, as it seems to be besliminI
aud poisoning everything pure and hol
for the most contemplate party pun
poses, and the Tradss-Unious win hav
ceased to be means of good 10 thei
members, and will become curse. W,
utter this By way of solemn warning. !,
order that the members of the Union.
who We doubt not mean well and wisl
well to their country, may be prepare,
to frown down all copperhead informed
, ding with their organizations
While we may have erred in our cor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

lectures relative to Copperhead designs
at the bottom of the vorkingmsn's
meetings, and while We regret any unjust
reflection that may have been made
calculated to impugn the character Of
the meetings, and offend the right
thinking men concerned in them, We Jet
think that there were suspicious circum-
stances connected with the meetings
asdkheir Surroundings which justified the
remarks that we saw proper TO make.
The meetings we're held in a hall
under the control Of the knights Of the
Golden Circle. The Saturday night
meeting, a. We are informed By a friend,
was thronged in the outskirts Of the
crowd by Copperheads, who were Won
derfuIly fejoiced whenever anything vas
said calculated 70 weaken the confidence
Of workingmen in the Government and
its military offieers The Times seemed
to anticipate and comment on the meet
ing with peculiar relish
Whatever may be the merits or de-
merits of Burbridges order relative to
mechanics in the limits Of his command,
we are sure the President viii modify :"
him II he has done anything wroags when
the proper Representations are made
Likewise with Gen. Rsserrans, and bis
order. II is bad time, now when the
public mind ID 50 agisatsd, to stir up digr
content with the Government aud its
Generals. Who knows what the necessities
Of the service were which may haye
called for the Objectionable ordsrs2
How would acme Of our mechanical fel-
low-citizens ike the treatment given to
several Union men in the shops Of the
Alabama and Florida Railroad Company
at Montgomery, Alabama, in 1868, as
detailed BY one Of those mechanics, in
Harper's Magazine for July In ordeE
to prevent strikes and to compel the
operatives to remain in the employ o.
the company, certificate vas given
them in the nature Of descriptive list
! with the following "pote attached:
~ NoTE-Is Is made the duty o
the Superintendent to report 10 the en-
rolling officer the names Of all the msf
: leaving the service Of this company.
The effect was, that in case OF 4
strike" The strikers we're seized By thr
officers Of conscription, forced into th'
! ranks, and then detailed to the naehin'
! shops for service, and made to work FL
thirteen dollars a month instead OF e.,
{ or sixty as previously. In this way a.
independence was efTeetnalIy crushed.
: The OopPerhead papers have dsnoune
ed Rosecrsbs's and Burbridgs's order
bitterly. Why don't they launch the
: thunderbOlis at this rebel measure O
: tyranny That they make distinction
and sbuse the Washington Government
: and allow ths rebel officials 10 enAe
. their tyranny unrsproved, Is syidenc
l where their sympathies are, and ais
shows that il Is not the ''tyranny" tha
troubles them, but that they wish t
r make political capital
E We know cur Union mechanics wi
4 not play into their hands. but that the
= win discuss the obnexious orders vii.
! moderation and bring the matter re
4 speesfully before the President Il saeh
step Be necessary to obtain their right
o II the Devil in the shape Of Coppei
4 head tries to tempt you 20 turn again
$ -FOUR Government, your reply ought {
q be-"Get thee behind me, SatanF'
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Workingmen,s Meeting.

E1lf0rs Journal s.
The following are the preamble and
resolutions unanimously adopted by the
wOrkiagmen of Evansville, jane 18th:
WHEREAs, Il has become necessary for
as, as mechanics and laborers, to estab-
lish associations or organizations to pro-
tect ourselves from any unwarrantable
decrease OF wages, and 70 elevate our
position IN s0cIely and educate our fam
lies, and as there is strength only N
unity We think our object n doing 30
does not interfere with any law, civil or
military; therefore, isa
ResokEed, That We consider Order No.
IS. issued By MAJ. Gen Rosecrans, al
ST. Louis, Missouri, and Gen Bufbridge's
Order Of Nay 18th, ct Louisville, Ken
lucky, to be contrary to ali civil and mil-
isaFy law - sea
ResoEsed. That we protest against said
Orders, as they are issued 70 benefit de-
signing capitalists, and trample on the
rights aud prfrtseges guaranteed 10 Us
By the Constitution of the United States,
namely, life, liberty, and the pursuit Of
happiness"
Rssoired, That we petition the Chief
Magistrate Of the United States, asking
him 10 revoke said 0rders of these mill
tAFy ofheers, who have been dipped or
bribed 70 do the dirty work Of contempt.
BE capitalists and scheming contractors.
i Rea0lred, That the organisation 10
which the order Of Gen. BurbridFs re-
fers to, was established before the war
commenced, and that over quarter Of
million Of our fellOw-lsborers lave
sealed their devotion to their country
1 with their life'a bloed, and that million
to-day brave the foe that wonh DESTROY
At sa m
Rssalrsd, That if the order Of Gen.
BaFbridge i enforced it viii cause the
Mechanics of Louisville TO seek suploy-
/ meat in other cities and thereby cause
inst what il vas iaaued 10 prevent
/ Resoired, That Ee have confidence in
orr brethren Of the city Of Louisville
aRd that we do not fear that they viii
commit any act that viii compromise
themselveS -
/ RssolTed, That > copy Of the orders,
With shIa pveAmahla and these resola-
I lions be signed By the President and Sec.
! retarv and forwarded to the President Of
the United States, and J. G. Fineher,
editor Of the Trades Repis.s.
Resoired, That we will give our earn
est support 10 Finehsrs Trades Reri<se,
The working mans organ Of America
JoHs HsxDncx, President.
i Roar- A. CAsEEr, Secretary.
coMzITTRx
David Cooper, John Fender. Cl,pf.
Cochran, Jno Howden, Ben BroN a,
r, A. Caskey, Jno Hsndrick, Fred. ~
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How pKEsmzxF LIxcclS sHtxss
DEMONSTRATING Of shaking hands, tie
Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York World says with President Lin
coin this Sanitation is = peculiarly II
is not the pumphAndls shake, sor =
twist, nor spAsmodie motion from aide
70 side, nor YET reach toward the kaea
and squeeze At arms length When
Mr.. Lincoln performs this rite il becomes
solemnisy. A ghastly smile ovsrsprsads
bis peculiar couHtenanee; then, after an
instant's pahss be sutldenly skrsssa his
Upper st you as q sword is thrust in
tieree; you feel your hand envslopsd as
in heshy viss; cold clam saiaess over
spreads Jour unfortunate digits; q cork
screw burrows its way from your finger
nails 70 yoar shoulder; the smile disap.
pears, and you know that you are un-
shaekled You carefully count your Ga.
gers to sea that none Of them are miss.
ing, or thatthey have not become assin-
Hated IN common mass, and wonder
WAY Mr.. Lincoln does not put that hand
on the rebellion instead Of employing il
10 writing proclamafions
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WANTED.

T0nREsPOEDESTs i've aashiBg young
~ Soldiers o. idaho Territory would be glad TO
have a social chat with some good patriotic young
iadiea Of either Indiana Ohio. obiefts fan .
pat -fiuas aud eonssqasness CbarRs - photos
pfofsrred. Address, with full name, 4" W. b 4
". O., Port Laramir, 7. T., iith o. Y. g., care Of
Capt Marshal" JUS lw
GiCHooh TgAcuER- - b. thu Congregation
y Bshaf Israsi eofnrstent Msie fssehsF u the
English Branches 10 take eharss OF their srh79i
about the lei Of septsmb next. Salary liberal.
For particulars, apply 20
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