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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
GROCERIES


GROCERIES.
GUGAR-CASE MILLs-z5 ssgar-oane MfIs,
- assorted sizes and prices, just received per
steamsr Prima Donna, ard for sale At
YICKERY BROS,
Nc i7Z Main street
Co0K's SUGAR EYAP0RAT0Rs = 50 Pans
u and Furnaces for sale AZ
WICK ERY BROS,
No. I3z Main street.
IATHTTE EEsHAsEOCE POTATOES = I01
w bnsh. Northern Potatoes in store aud for
sale bv FICKERY BROS.
No 13Z Main street
TsORS-MRAL rs bushels Corp-MeAi, fresh
u ground in store aud for sale by
YICEERT BROS.
No 132 Main ztrsst.
NTHITE LIME 80 bbis. choice lnstAekea
w White Lime IN store and for sale y 4
yICEEET BIOS.
Ia Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
Fh's Speeyss rsstorss you q (efmss Ass!tA %.
gifhsEf 10 you see lks sfsets cf dsasass.


This Is the great a. sovereign Remedy J
fcaraposea OF Il XTfx ACTS fron Ind 1 iaa
Roots mna 81 = rhssl for alb sAts aaes of taa
Urinary and sexual Organs such a.
Iaeonalnsmce OF the Urtme, Hulammm
item ef the Btasiasr, fnfia In Hn alton o.
the Kidneys, stons in the Hladdsr
structure, Gravel. GonorrhUas Gtesa
aad IL umrIvaIsd by anything yet dis
severed for curing the " hitss fn we
memi
wN.tt used according % directions this kennedy
hsa nsgtheF taste nor SMELL and IS eannot bs Dc
testssa Ay amy Que. This remedy is perfect and 70
suirus ~ lujselotx, Which calculated 10 dssiro,
sad dSan tbs dseased eFgsns, but removes the poi
fFsm the sytsnI, creating kaoyancy AID health
II IL q 0 quaek aei4eiHe, hat 10 the smb0disd ex
pvrlencs Of he Physician meat successful In esFin na
ali Diseases Of thls eiass-
ne- Let Hune despair this remedy effects tbs
most astanishihg cures, ~hxn all others faik
Price 0ntY 81 90 per box. or boxes toF 500.
seat by raam 10 aay address receipt q the price
ror sale by all Druggists. See that my signstass
is around each bsx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
Net Assets. January, 1854,
$4,000, ,556.3D /. !!

4. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION ~ the
ATNA. amer a. years Of severe trial. has
allied the greatest public advantages ami
sacoess Of the various systems Of ire lass
rance ia the country. Il now better than
ever prepared for duty.
5. 1s.oo0 Loss Claims have been settled AID paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF uOLLAEs.
6. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY By
FIRE, IN the United States averages over
$1,000 daily L. your property exposed
and unprotected1
7. ARE you TSsURED7 If not, why not
The cost Is srffing; the duty is manifest
the result may be your escape from ruiz
-whiis delay and neglect may involve
you IN bankruptcy poverty or cruel d.
appointment
3. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard l.
given 70 small risks As sell a. large ones
Abig and superior commercial advantage
afforded.
H@- Insurzaoe solicited and Policies fs.aed b.
J. " NEXsEE, Agent,
fAze Marble Hall Building. No q Mafn :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
GENTLEMEN.

Who through thoushtiess imprudenee, OF lanu.
Gently, naaHs Aaus, have teeepe poisoned bv
that most deadly virus. FENERIAL, can nov 4 nd
mmeiIats reiief and permanent cure. I use ne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
sAIISFAtIUKf UUKEA
W - EeR n NTED
or NO PAR ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE !

] VIII furnish reference from the New York
Hospitals and the City College; also, Prof VII.
lard Parker, No II west - street, Or. J. a. Chi.
ton, chemist, 90 Prince street, Eew York, and
City. River. ard Military reference hers.
Letters, with return stamp, promptly answered
Medicines amt BY express, with directions IN
writing, who're the money accompanies the letter
Be oitiea over the Auction Room, bel Wesu the
Post Office add International Hatel Commercial
Avenue, one block in rear of the Passenger Depot,
Cairo, flis. Pest Once box No. 2Tf
Sc 0ffioe hours from 20 u A. ~, and from 1
~. s. BELL, n. D.
jys-tydkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
E E EmALE DISEAS E S

T FINALE DISEASES
AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
O. l. ~ I'll Z ME ny
/ AnIEs suffering fren Whites, Falling Of tie
~ wonos Inflammation, liberation or En,
iAFgeiasnt OF thaf organ, suppression or saffnse
menstFuatieR, or ~ any Of he diseases u.,culiar
70 females, and which produce such Wide spread
devastation, aud carry many Of the brightest
& ornaments q society to an early grave, or make
lie httefui while Il lasts, Ie cured speet.
~ ana PERMANENTLY, and without undergoing an
examination.
would caution yen against believing you are
dying 81 consumption, when By being cured s,f
your womb and uterins lstases net ons .vfart.,,
Of consumption is left
II would be well for You 10 know that All ths
hafFoNtus symptoms. even the raekiRs cough
tsyer, nerTens RFostraiien, restless nights paipi
tation Of the heart, head Sche, back ana kone.
ache which tn consumption are 40 tarmentfpv
are the common symptoms Of diseased u0ab.
hence tbs ease with which many patients and
BE lives lost
i Is With very great pleasure that ouer the
ialiowipg letter, written by the eminent Doctor
cAIao, April s,h. Ise,
GENfLrsfgS Since my arrival here. aud par.
tiralsriS stnes Il vas known | had hsrstotore r..
Fee+a +At AtNN At ~ " frequent inquiries have
tatn naaae of sne whether / was aequafafea with
IT Bell e yvur city, whilst living fkere, and
what I kuAs ef him, etc
ln order that thsfr shall he no mlsundarslana-
ing, and ioF the purpose # placing ms self rlSht
ia the eyes q that gentleman as well a. Yourselves
aud others deem II proper a. well a. prnsient 4,
make ihis statement IN writing, TO be el IN yonf
hahds' % gwen 70 Dr. Bell, a. yon may thiak
bests he ~ do with IL as hc rieasss I Knew Or
Hell some ak CT eight years since, In Aes York
esiy, where faf : tew months We were engaged in
the same Institute He WaH a clever scholar
standing third IN his Ella within fflrsn maaths
q his hFsf entry, aud pronounced by all the Pro
fessorst As we'll as by asmaJariiy Of the Thirteenth
street School. one q its brightest lights and hon
or3hla nlsHlbers- Dr. Helts treatment in this
speciality particularly IN the treatment ef female
dfsesefsi is ACKNOWLEDGED equal 10 any % the re-
formed school u piysietAns snd exeelled hv none
ia the great Institute.
DR.. Bell is, In by opinion gentleman we'll
worthy q the eNtsnded patronage Hhieh, I am
happy 70 aud, is daily being extended 70 him
Respectfully yours, J. T. WRIGHT, NJ D,
fropr - Louis fhYoat aud Lung Institute
Ao. % North sixth atreat. 81. Louia, he
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
NEXsEN'S COLUMN.
INSURANCE
J. w. NEXSEN.

mar0Ie 6all, nam street,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Underwater and General In
surance Agent.
Adjuster of Fire Losses ana
Notary Public.
All business connected
with Insurance attended to
with promptness and fidelity.
Policies issued in several OF
the Oldest and most reliable
Companies in the Union.
FIRE, LIFE and MARINE:
Combined Cash Capital Rer-
resented over
SIX MILLION DOLLARS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
The Best is the Cheapest.

/. FIRE AND INLAND EAYTGATIoS RISKS
secsPtsd, now a. heretofore, At fair Tasas
and liberal conditions.
z. BUSINESS CONDUCTED wfth constant die
patch and accuracy
3. LOSSES always met with promptness aud
comp lstn Justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
Cash Assets.............s65O. 600 90

II. KELLOGG. Pies. ". 3. CLARK, sect'y.
n he sqaiiatls iafnstaseHt, and prompt CasA re.
sFose t. iossss tie PF1kfN sfeas ss-sAssssa.fls 81
The heaa ef - profession rA4{s - sFeRstrs, prae1i
aeal, and yst aess bssiasss ssfe ef for1I aesesrs
= SCI eegigG tE eRs salsr cooperation ~ the eos "A
tRsuraneies solicited end policies fssned aud re-
atsa IN this leading CO. parAtlen, Al fsr rates BY
J. ", NExsRN, Resident Agent,
0flea. Asrble Han Binding. Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Anderson. Caswell, S. c. Bates,
NJ. l.. Vannada, Morris Johnson, Curly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
DRUGGISTS.
THE
FAMILY DRUG SI'0RH

T0C0AINE. AHBR0STA, KATHAIROE TRI-
" eOphsrous. and all the most esIebratsd pre-
parstions for the Hair, can be foznd at
Nc. 10 South first Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

DURE AND UEADULTERATED CREAM
L Tartar, expressly for family use; also seas
and Spices, - HALLOCK's Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

DHYsICIASg PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVE
L special attention at
HALLOCE's Drug store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Troy PAINTS N GREAT yAkfETN IND
4 Pricrs, Lad Pencils, Penz, Holders, Letter
Paper, En zslcpes. At No. 10 Eirst Street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Harvest ~ Ohio.

From cur exchanges We CLEAN tue
most cheering accounts Of the Crops now
being harvested. The Cvshocton A %
says the rcapers aud mowers are in mo
ton in every direction, cutting the wheat
and grass. Thc hay crop will be very
large, but the wheat, on an average in
this county, will be less than half crop.
Winter killing is the cause of this fail.
TIRE OF the wheat crop.
The Dayton Jouragl says that the
yield of " heat IN the valley is better
than il has been for three years. Fields
which early in The Spring seemed win.
ter killed and looked so thin and scraw.
ny that farmers were tempted TO turn
their stock upon It, dcvelope in an cx-
traordinury mnnScr, producing from fil-
teen 10 twenty-five bushels per acre.
Corn looks well, fruit aud potatoes are
short.
From the Norwalk Reflector we lcnru
that the farmers have had most beautiful
weather for harvesting, and We are glad
to say that the crop prospects are greatly
improved within the last few weeks.
Wheat is coming in much better than
was anticipated. Oats nro good. Dur
ing trip to Cvi;umbus last week we did
not see a poor field Of this grain. Grass
is light, but corn and rotutocs promise an
abundant yield.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Crops in Iows.

The Secretary Of the Iowa State Agri.
cultural College has published a repo,l
Of the condition OF the crops in lows,
busedpn careful personal enquiries from
intelligent men representing sixty.iive
counties, producing fully niDc-tenihs of
the crop OF the State. Tho result Of his
investigation leads him to believe that the
crops on the whole look finely.
Wheat has been injured by the drought
and the chinch but two-thirds of the
crop will probably be saved, yielding
about ten bushels to the acre, which Is
the average Of 1862 and 1868, taken to-
gether. There is an increase of one.fir.
teenth over 1863 IN the number Of acres
sown to wheat.
Corn shows an increase in productive
ness over last year. The average crop
is estimated at forty-two and three
fourths bushels per acre, giving an in
crease Of s2ventccn lion bushels over
any previous cpoP,
Oats will show an ipcEease IN average
and yield, the gFoas increase being about
fUurly four per cent over last year.
The Sorgo crop has been greatly neg
lected, less average sown. aud hut little
care shown in the culture, Tue pro-
spective crop will not be halt that u
last year.
The Hay crop is good, but owing To
the scarcity of labor, only about two
thirds the usual quantity will be put up
Other crops generally look well.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Copperheads with their noses turn
ed up at tailors and rail-spltters.

The Ohio Statesman, in a recent issue,
has the following beautiful specimen Of
Jeff. Davis Democracy
"An exchange, speaking of the Balti-
more nomination, truly oxclaims the
age of RAIL SPIITTERS aud TAI
LORS, of BUFOONS and DOORS, has
succeeded. In crisis of the most
appalling Notwithstanding statesman
ship Of the hiehes. order. the country is
asked to consider the cluims Of two
irnorant, boorsh, third.ra,e buck-woods
lawy crs, for the highest stations Of the
Governmcnt, Such nominations in such
corliunlion are an insult to The common
sense orthe people. God rave the Re-
public !"
And the New York World, the leading
Copperhead journal of New York, calls
President Lincoln u"vulgOr ruil.spl!tter,"
and Gov. Johnson u "boorish tailor. -
This reminds us Of Hammond, OF North
Caroline, calling Northern frecmen, "mud
sills," and the Richmond Enquirer, char
acter;zing them as "greasy mechanics,
and "small fsted farmers"
How 10 ,he farmers, mechanics, aud
aborcrs, who vote with the Copperlleods,
like such suobbery J Have they not
learned that this "yulgnr rail splitter
and "bourish tailor" are men Of the poo
pie, aud that the party which they lcod is
the peoples party Have they not YET
learned that this party is the tool oil q
rctcllous slave driving oristocracy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
NEW YORK MhRKnT.

NEw Yosx. July ~.
COTTON Mere active. w,ihout d. eidsd
change 81 sDat GO for miadline upland
ffOVR- state. and Western heavy ane
ioa 10 rs lower. ~ g 10 90 for sxtts
state, $40 10 60 for sxuaround hoop ohio,
and sie 65 ~ Coz trade brands. Marks
heavy.
wHlsKEY = HEAVY apd lower, 81 20 =
I 7Oal ~ Zoe wc"eru.
WHEAT 3 2c lower, only modcra',
demand, 81 25 az Il tcr Chicago Spring
~ 30 , ~ tor Milwaukee Club, aud 9 81
9 6S fcr winter red Western.
CORN--Firm, 81 81 for new mixed wc
tern, and So uusound'
oArS--Scaree aud hlm, 100 l0i fl
western
RICE Dull and ncnlnslly unchanged
COtFEE- Dali, at about previous prices
SUGAR--Dull. Cuba ~ y 2l,s.
MoLASSEs--pull.
PETROLEUM dali and heavy, ~
y 50 crude, 81 a - refined. III bond. aud -
I ~ rehnrd free
wool. Quiet and favots buyers.
| PORK. Dull aud hover, f15 Tor mes.
s9s so 10 Tor new mess, s3e prime, sn,
SIS 20 sc prime mc..
BEEF. Dali aud unchanged.
CUT MEATS Quiet and steady.
LtRD..-A little binsr, sales at 10 a u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28

chased down like dogs, why should fGy
'or scvcnty.five OF your vagsbond follow.
ers be allowed to create Reign Of Te,ror
BY running riot through the streets Of
Tifinl We always have, aud always
viii condemn mobs. They are destruc-
tive ofall law, order, and The peaceful SO
curi,y Of the citizen. Whether the par.
icipan,s belong 10 the Union or Demo-
cratic party whether they are soldiers OF
ci,iz ne lot them be WI thy may, they
should always be brought to q condign
aud severe punishment, aud those whc
are clothed with authority arc dorelict
in their duty when they do not seek to
ferret out these yiolatots OF law.
A general impression prevails through
out this city and county that this affair
on last Saturday night was but small
advance guard of general uprising OF
the rcb, sympathiziug, revolutionary
element in the Northern States this
fall We hear Of mysterious performon.
ccs Of the party here and elsewhere,
aud the belief is well entertained that
the once gl iriuus Democratic party is
secretly organizing to resist the coming
draft. c. to resist the enforcement OF
the laws OF which they profess to have
such a holy rcverencel But they are
getting desperate. The copsc Of their
brethren in the South oi whom they
have always expected 50 much is rapidly
on the woue. They see that their rebcl
friends are very noar their last ditch, aud
hence TO save them from the impending
ruin, they must make one grand, united
strike fof the rebellion!
u is well that all good Union men
..pould b. On their guard. IL the Mo-
Ioehs a, ncmocru"v demand hcealomb'
of victims they can be accommodated
to their hearts contcn,' we "'us' "
prepared TO escape the shock o, poiitI'
cal revolution which might sweep ava;
all of the landmarks and signal stations
of " the Union as il was and the Consti
tuition us il is"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Casualties in the 55th Regiment,

The following arc the casualties in the
55lh Ohio Regiment in the great battle
that occurred before Atlanta on last
w, dncsdoy, the 20th:
Corp AG Barnet, C, killed-Scgt John
Cuwpe, l., Killed. Birmingham, G
kilod-Junes Null, A, woundcd--Joson
Din lex. A, wounded - Serg'tD ID 4 War,
rcu, c, wounded--Wilbert Green, G
wounded--J S Soelcy, ID, wounded--ti
II Bailey. ID, woundcd-W f Smith, Il,
wounded--Edwin Il Wood, r, wounded
-Taylo lor Filson, +, wounded-Samucl
Kins Y, +, wounded--Corp c l. Wilson,
II, wcunded--Benj Dunlap, ii, wounded
Addison Golden, Ii, woundcd-Seth
Golden, II, wounded--Joscph McConohy
II, woundcd-Frank Ray, II, wGundcd--
Isaac Reed. IL. woundod--Jacob Wager,
X, wounded--Wm Farnborough, X,
wounded,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Unionism not dead in North Caro-
lima.

Since the opening of the present csu,.
paign we have received hut vcy little
information from North Carolina, The
reader will remember that during the
winter and spriog months very strong
opposition TO the Richmond junta began
to manifest ITSELF the people claiming
that the passage OF the universal con.
scrirtion net was. an encroachmort upon
private rights, a worse Hct ot tyranny
than had ever been experienced under
Yankee rulc. The dissairscttd formed
associations. held meetings in different
parts of the State, thi organized CON.
servativc Tarty, with w. w. Holdcn, Of
Raleigh, rs their candidate for Governor.
The tact that his journal was suppressed
only served 90 inepHsc the hostility ol
the old North State to The Confederate
authorities, bnd the prospect OF eiecting
a Union Governor rapidly heightened.
The rebels now made hctculcun cffirts
to wrcst from the Yankee every foot.
hoh which incy obtained in the State.
When through General Buffers lack nl
military know ledge, Plymouth fell and
Little Washington was evacuated, we
feared that the enemy would be success.
fnl in nipping IN the bud this growth oi
Union sentiment. hut Il appears from
the following that the brave ioyalists OF
North Carolina do not yet dcapair OF
bringing back 10 the Union fold their
down.irOdicn aud prosecuted Stat. Tho
extract is from letter written by Gen.
Holmes to brother officer in Ewcll's
corpe, and found by our soldiers at Sill.
yer Springs
"Gov. Vance speaks in Morgantuwu
next Thursday, think he will he elected
Governor. Ii Holden could be elcct"t
nc would bring another war on us. w,
would then have to fight not only The
Yankees, who threaten Us on every side
but domestic traitors, who are only await.
ing the signal to rise in open revolt
against the Confederate Government
Gov. Vance has not backbone enough
aud were II not for the free use of thu
military spur in his sides, the State U
North Carolina would long ago have gone
cror tn the Yankees Ivy default. an
ashamed 10 own IL, but the majority o
nm. North Cardliuians not in the army are
traitors IA, our cause"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
TO JAMES OF lodi.

On ilis quist July evening,
In my c,zy little sanetuu,
had sat me dom to dreaming.
Dream Ing of the past and future.
Of the scenes Of joy aud sorrow
That kind Heaven had held in store
For us poor and elriug morials--
Mortals travelling on times shore.
Then me thought Id end my dreaming.
Leave the present, past, and future
All the castles reared and builded,
For the tangable and real,
And would thank a certain soldier
For little white winged message
Message from the lnnd Of souihrens;
From the land whence came this soldier
Who'd been lighting meath our banner.
Meath the glorious stripes aud stars
That our fathers, dying, gave us,
A noble herilage Of blood.
And trust this wounded soldier,
Soldier Of old Father Abraham,
May have had a pleasnn; journey
Through the land of orange blossoms.
Aud arrive al home ip safety,
Where the birds ling loud aad sweetIy,
Songs Of happiness and heaytseaSei
And know therell be welcome;
Yes, hand held out to greet thee.
Noble man--the wounded soldier.
And I'm glad that James Of L0di
promised Sophie that visit.
lie would pay eur qu iet city
Mansfield, in old R'chland county,
Sugar street, (Which proves the adage)
All may not be gold sl,al gliItas,
(And though sweet it's name can't see i)
but twas told me eonfidentlally
By young and yerdant stripling,
That our street was rightly named;
But the fellow had a weakness
(As | often used to tell him,)
For the name. and not the people,
But the greeny still persisted,
! 7 was the sugar concentrated
In the people. not the street.
But I'm going 10 end NY rbyming,
For see certain soldier
Soldier just returned from service.
Poking fun at laughing water.
Jlst because that Minnebaha"
Has committed such blunder
Asto initiate Longfeilow
In bis Hiawathas wcoipg,
But the saying is true one,
ons has TO creep before be walks.
SOPHIE.
MAunIrp. o., Ju'y "a. ieca.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
THE rIrFIN MARKET.


cDRsIcsED WEEKLY py s B.sSIArH.
TirnS, July %, 1864.
FLoUR--s9 5O@l0 90
WHEAT--Rlrm at 81 90 from tea ms.
CoRN-Firm at 81 05 for shelled from
teams.
oATS-Fhm at Csc from teams.
WoOL--Sellirg at 90@9Gc.
sEED--Clovers 81 0t, Timothy 81 Op.
FLAX SEED--So rs per busbel,
RYE--sl 90 per bushel.
CANDLES-Sieariue i4e. lallow lt9i6c
SOAP German ~, Common &c.
TALLOW--l0@il., Grease 3O@9e.
PoTAToEs--oli 81 30, new 50 0O@
9 90 per Lushel,
PoRK-Per bbi. Sas 0QQf0 on.
wHIsKY-Copmon per gallon ~ 90
Rye 80 SO.
dAMS--led20e.
HIDEs--1reen g., dry i5s.
CALF sKlNs-si 25. Kip skins SO 90.
SHEEP pELTS-Fresh 25c@s3 90,
BEEswAx- $50 per pohqd.
BUrTER-2b per pound.
EGGs--itc per dossn.
LARp-Kogs.l5e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
n N r., n, Tim, r,,h0n,

-- For the Tiain Tnbane.
THE CQPPERHEAD SONG.
llissl hissi In this tlood stained land.
Where war lifts its bead on high.
Where martial scenes are on every hand,
A serpent-a snake sing |.
It Hissl hissl Hf @
With my voice Tighten the loyal baud,
And brave men deeiy.
Hiss! Hissl where the dark weeds grow,
Beneath the gallows tree
OF treason and death, you'll find trow,
A traitor. the devil and me. .....
Ilissl hiss
oh, you never can find, except sfLOw,
A goodlisr company,
Hiss Hiss Let others take pride
In their oouatry's veal who may.
| joy at the sghtof the men who have died
Engaged in the bloody fray
Hiss ! Hissl
| rejoice at The sight Of the woes that betds
My perishing country to-day. ,
Hiss Hiss When blood flows in vain,
And rebels The victory win,
When Thousands Of brave. are stretched on
the plain
Our joyous revels begin. Hiss Hiss!
oh when thousands Of loyal men are slain,
The devil and can sirg.
Hiss Hiss when the serum ofhell
Boils over upon the earth,
And the cannon of traitors are sounding a
An.N tNtl9s s.sgFE stys gaW
For the hopes of the loyal at birth,
Hiss Hissi
Then deyils rejoice with fendish yell
And then begin my mirih. luf
Hiss Hiss In your countryh night. Ks
A gay merry band are we. fI ,.
The ira itor and !. as we dance with delight
And Nick gives his hand to me.
Hiss Hissl
Oh cur msrriment grows to gloriou'
Is height gFA4gETor Tr or
And hell laughs approvingiy.
You dsmnsble Copperbead demon, 20.
| B suake,i -is1 s1mn1g. -r..
You spewn ont feum Of the Lottomlsss lake
You eorruptipg slim Of the cess pool o
hell.
Yon cowardly devil with brmptope smell
Pooh get out you stink Don't CON.
near ne you wretch, ela Nsf
Go Join With The rebels spd hunt the las
ditch. q"
KOBE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28
Tha Legs of the Rebellion.

The N, Y. Journal Of Commerce, quo
ting the of, repeated commonplace "thc
rebellion is on its last legs" asks peevish'
iy how many legs the rebellion has got
The Chicago Tribune answers:
"There Is leg in Ohio called Yollnn
digham, one in Chicago called the Times
Two in New York, Joaraai Of Commeres
and World, and one in Cincinnati, the
Enquirer, besides two very lame legs al
II Richmond aud Atlanta. The northern
legs are most servicoable."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-28

The Continental. The August number Of
this monthly presents the following inviting
table of ecntents; "
American civilization. Aphorisms. The
English Press. Our Martyrs. Epoue. 1Lc
First Christian Emperor, Causes OF the
Minnesota Massacre. Buried Alive. Negro
troops Cclors and their Meaning. Battle
of the Wilderness. TSrdy Truths. An
Army ! Its Organization and Movements.
Litctnry Notices. Editors Table.
T,fms, 81 PER yenr--.two copies tor So
Address John r. frow, so Greene street,
New York.