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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
HOm = INTERESTS.

70 Pnrutoss s-r1 you pisb % purchase psTs
drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at = email ~.
v<nos on Eastern prizes, 60 ani sxAmins KEltEs
4 WHfra's stock, whore zen ~iii and svsry arti'
Gle that Is pssdsd By the profession, sad - prizes
which eaanoi nn 10 size satlshsetisn. Thsir
store i. stNo. - mala street saAytdAvu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

PHrLADELPHIA, Dec % The Even
ing Bulletin announces that the Naval
Agent has been removed and his Office
is nov il possession OF Government
agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
ii. ]. sCHLAtPFER.
Readl Read / Read !

LIVERY PRISON WISHING TO PURCHASE
u a ntes psesant for the holidays will do veil BY
calling a. eahls piers hfag store, eerner o. asin
vol sci efsd stock. consisting Of beautiful aaFis
~ Of Velvet Wire. and Morocco Pursos. Pert
Monaiss, and WsiictH Aiso. large variety ~
Hair, Nail, fooths shaving, and Cloth brushes
Tho latest styles % HANDKERCHIEF Extracts Col
ognes, femRdess Hair oiiss Teeth Powders asa
Tastes. Lilly Nhtle, Fancy soaps, Toilet stands
aud saas ran Buxrs, and Persian Scent eaehetta.
SCHLAEffkR's Dtsg Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Tls Is th~ meat delightful aaa srirssraiusrY
article sss' lsassar a changes "a. sua hnrut
faos ssd " staa p 'ariy aaila faxtsrs u r4slsh.
lag aeaaiy' vpartlng BE maFi,is parity Of yosth
ma The - - arp-srkaas % iaTiiinE IN he city
tsils u iea. IL remos-s tan. ffscEiss, pis-
p.es sna Ghnsss rom ths stin. is@sing the com
r'sEloa b, transparent sna snsath. u eou-
iains De nasssrisi iuiurieas ~ ths skia. Fstsas.
issd ~ Actresses and operA eiaEarn. u IL ~hsi
sgsry lsdy shsula nsr.. sod sssFg ~hsrs.
Aassass ia afsisfs ta
BgMks 5. nAnsKs co Mes v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

NV YoEK, Dec. % 1T is said Win
der, the Ascending teller If the Mer-
camille Bank Of this city, vas arrested in
Londoa BY New York detective, and
will reach this city in the neat steamer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

ihsve very large stock Of the above
6onds ! Arn slsn prepared 10 make ne
Clothing Ia the best possible manner. for
| have got the best workmen IN my EN-
ploy in tbs West, and warranl al goods
made By me Ard as my expenses are
not heavy, can aud viii sell goods iov-
sr than snv other house in the eitY Of
the same kind All ask is ior those IN
waas Of hne clothing 70 call aud SCI
~hA. ! have got No trouble 70 she's
goolA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
JACOB srRAUB & SON.
HA1D~ARU
REDUCED, RICES!
Jacob Straub & Son.

AXES -LippIneott's. sharp's. and
other.
AXE HANDLES. turned.
Wood aae Cross Cut Saws-eom-
men aud Patent
Meaf Cutters an Suffers.
Hele's Pat NJ Meat Cutters
Shovels and Tong
Steel Fire setes, and Stands for
same
Grain shovela Long and n"
Handie sheveis.
Cotton aud Wool Cards.
Fay Knives and Briar scythea
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Fofzs, A full assert
Pocket HALVES, ment, &C very
RszorA & eisaors lev Prices.
Tea ana Table spoons
Sc tles and scale Beams.
Bu cher Knives. steels, and saws.
Clsavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher Spencer & Cos
Nails. Building hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Truss
Hoops,
chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
also 9 fslll assortment Of Shell
Hardware
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Tsrsai demand e naas from the eh 8fcSst Ens-
tsrizis, il mfld aud emsIlient Ia its asssrs.
fragrantIy scented, and sxtFsmsiy bene
aeial ia its Aetioa upon the skin. For sale By
Druggists ard fancy Goods D~slsrs-
a.. Let tiloss sAo have soabts4 the " Ffsss
ButL's cEBAoS BITrEAa, IL any sueh Tiers b.
rasa The loIlowing CsrtiseAts from gsntisnsu vel
known IN this eomnuBity, sad doEbt 40 ueors.
Ia gsnsral insrodaetlou into the army viii save
the lives oftb0us4nds q oar soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jahs "a. 1885.
We, the aBdsrsIknsd. hass seen the good sascss
produosd ~ the uas Of DR.. Joss BuIL's CnDHos
BtTrEEs case Of general debility and prsssr&sioH
Of the system. saa bslisys its general U.s. vouia
prevent disease saa relieve much saasFing.-
Among our soldiers pastieulAry wsaid thia Be ths
eaAs. especially thoss who are exposed Il siss
assiie lnaHsBes IL ihs southsrs slizsaia
Nal. PHILIP SPEED,
Csiees0F lat. Asy. ~ Dis. ~
GHAk. Is. COTTON.
celis-tsF u the Port q Losissllis. Ey.
COL. Il. DEHT.
Provost Aassnai GvaT Of Kaatacky.
aEv. d. r. nESDERSUa.
Yics Pfss't u sanitary Co@miasiea-
aARsEY, HUoaEs co,
Pabiishsf H-m0esAt.
jE0 p. DOkkEs
Pr0p. L0ussVlils AnzssEsE.
auGHKs 4 PARgaILL,
Whols-4is Dry Goods DsaisFs, AAis Street
Louisville, ~.
DAVIS. GREEN 4 CO.,
Nhoirsals shoe tlesisF, Aaiu 81. LsztsTtfis
uART MAPOTnBH,
Iifhogrsphsrs cor. Market sd Third So.
Louisviily, ~.
JrLTuB WINTER.
Clothing Merchant, Ger. Sd ssa Msrk.s sss.
Louisville, Ny.
CAS- 3. Y. uILDRETH,
OF Steamer MaicF Andsrscz.
MAJ. L. r. THUsTOd.
Rsynaassr G. q. Array.
O. n. akTCALF,
s,oual Hotel, i,oaisvills. ~.
COL. Gestsk BAYLES.
sfh ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
LcuisFii y Journal.
See Advertisement IN anetner ctlsmB.
fsbe ~ sold ~ PKTKR VIEnLIaa.
sole Ageat. EvsnsAiijz. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

cesEhs, Csids, Sore Thsos,s, Asthas. sas
Csgsampi ion Ill u oniy necessary for any ons
irsubied viih fhrss complaints 70 try one bosti-
ef nf. sfTisklaad's Asiliapous ceagh Bslssn 70
eenvlnes them that tbis Is tbs besl preparation
svsr uss4. u not ouiy cures the above ssscsisss
o. the throat ssd iaBgs, bat IL cures aisht swssts
aud splitting u blood, aud il aa sasslisnt EsFgis
Ter aaY kiud of sers throat Il Is plsastnt 70
take, All safa nsdisias fer infsass. sold b. all
Drassisfs ses IS
DO not be pns on, ask fir asdsus perssr's
Cough Baisam. lusist on having Il, agitAis Hnsii
Joa get Il, isks 40 other. u yoaE d, usgiss A.s
not Ees a. hass hin sead asd Est It fsr yea. The
cost q manufacturing thu Balsaw IL a. great -
that Of aleost any other -nd higher priced msai
sius. sad the very lev pr A. watch &c Il ssts
makes ghs prast % 'hs seller spparrstly snail.
and anprinclplsd esabirs -Iu eltss rsoomussnf
ether medicines on shieh their pre- sts larger.
anie.s yau Insist on ha'lnE asssms PoFt.F's. and
nses other. sold by all pragsis 3. 81 - .sa %
cents per bottia. eseIs =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
HErnsTAEET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT A DYE

hut RESTORES gray hslf = a. original ooles. -
sappiylaE he aaEiliaFy tales vita natarai sasts-
nsnos4 imFairsd ~ sFs o. disesas. AZ saasafass-
80 dsss ars somgs-sd Of iHasr esfis. destroying
~ vitality asd bsaHty ~ ths hslf, ssd ssord n
themselves no dressing usluastreat's tntmitabis
CssfinK Boi aHy RESTORES hair % isa nstura coisr
by - sssy process, bui kises The hslrs
LuHnrtant Beauty
promotes is Ere~th pfsssets Sc falling %, grad.
ioatss aan8rua. and impa< T. health ans pleasant
ns-s g ths bed. Thsa tod he tsst oi tine. h
ms ths coiprinas HHiF paioving, ard Il constantly
iuersszing 10 fsssf. UaAi ~ bsth Erutle@sa sos
iaatss. IL Is ssi8 ~ al r.aEsetsi4s dszasss. 90
cas ts preeufsa - thsm - fhs eoaaBsFeial
eesass. u. a. BAgNEs 4 Co, 1Q Bsea1~Ay. Esw
Ysrk. Tss sisss. % aasls ana 81. -.--zs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, eEafsAL.
Urissry. sa4 ssznsI syssszas-osv sad rsli4bss
trsstzent-4a Reports Of fbs H0WARD Asso-
CIATIOg. sent By nail 10 sesIsA letter savsI
opss. FREE Of ehargs. ADDRESS De. J. sKfLLTs
aOUGHTog, Howard Association, Ne. ss-fs
glath street. PsiisAsiFhis. Pa.
spr's4 dAw1ys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
smaII-Psx asa ALREADY s.srisosa sozs,

Di1ou's B'aesbsrFy cazzsnstivs 10 surs ears.
and ore vhich DeT.F g. usss ths noss eslscsss-
smaIt-Pox hss ALREADY sacrificed sonas - our
bsst ard bgsvsst trooFs. sclaissss iistsu % u
voice Of EsssoL supply yourselves With Hole
wsy's Pills aud oisEnssf- Ths Pills parifT the
biood and strsugtosn ths stern On, wsiis tbs
0istusas removes en- psis aad prsvsats PTS
nsrks from sppesriss- II the rusdsr Of this
:. soues eAsaos go boz q ella q ofstz>sni
rou ths Drug stors la his Piaos. H-s him wrfss 70
ne, - assdsn Laus sasioslnE tbs sssunt, snd
viH nza bo1 free % sxpsass- Asny esAisrs
Eiil as+ sesy az msaiosbss On haaa bsoanss they
casust make IS ngeh sroas a - otter psrsoss
make - oesu. - s.sts, sn4 81 - pr box 81
pot. esrz5-i~s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

General Hardware for City /
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from !
manufacturers +
II O n - a - II, t
! only with superior faciltie. 4
in every department.
Our stock includes the /
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
1 Scythes,
WaIdron's Grass & Grain
Scythes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks, arI
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
7 den, ~
Hames, Collars g. Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
shove1s and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools, - -04-
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton ano Wool Cards,
II Spinning Wheels, =
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures.
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Eotions-Large Stock.
: Together with every other
: article in the Hardware
:; line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
c. WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
!. No. ID First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
REGULAR PACKETS.

REGULAR PACKETS.
ForLOUISVILIE
Tho ssw, comnodious si6e-whssl SssaG~E
SUPERIOR
q. 7. DE1TEB, .............-...-.-- '.-.OsD l'i1'
VIII A4vs for tbs abqTs sud lassEmsdis1s p0F''
%
Friday. Dec. 30, at loA L.
For frsigbs % ps..sys sZPiy 60 board e %
1855 :::::; ::::::::: 1850.
Evansville and Nashville
sEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS
CARRIm
BRADY ..-..,....,.-...........--... .-...-hAsIEH
LsENI LH0TIt
MCCONNELL ....................--......-, MASTER
gm s,rn regular line. tie CARRIE iss,isg
EFaasvills every IT, EsDAr at r. X s1S Nash
vile every FRIDAY - Sr.s 49,,
TIE LEsi LEOff leaves Evansville sTsry fkt-
DAT atsF. add leaves Nashville s7sry Monday
ss- THIS arrsszsrasrt IL psgmansnt. sad The
10 bnsfasss and the IL tsTssis q slippers aud cen
fJrt Of pssssngyrs, % merit hbsssi 1sa stnsa p
eut support With many thsnks Tor past fAForf
Fs respectfully soli.is ooniina4nes Of pAsF9nAss
'0'' '' HALLA EUpD. Agents.
ascs Eysns,iils, I'D.
Regular Weekly Evansville and
Nashville Packet.
Tbs svlsadn Rsetrs
I'D A H . Z
yAcKEY ..:::.. :.CAPTAIH.
VIZ q TUKBRER .t:.ss CLERK.
WIN leave Ev4nsviis svsry Tuesday evening I"
g. Tor frslzht or pssssgs Apply on board or
- cox HUnPahEI, Ag.a i,.--.
For Memphis and New Orleans.
The Flsst and Elszart Passenger stsA@sr
MAGENTA.
HENRY swITZEK ......-....... ...-.... aA<TEk'
NJ ID. COsDI
viii lsass Essossiils on
Monday, January 9th, 1855.
The Magenta has Hns4uailsd capacities 6f stock.
es- For freight or fs.ssazs apply an board Or 70
BALt. eCbl,. OF
cox nUaFHKEr.
ise2s I'd Agents
Green River Packet.
TaE FLEET ASD StESAsr 'rhAaEh
II. uunlkecson-
A. pRIsKwATER sl...s...............--.. saAsfkh
VIII Isass Eyaussflis svers MoBds5
IT, > aud THURSDAY ate oeloek, 2 d. 20
- Bowilng Qessa ard All .sr pofts'
ss- FoF lssi be Or - 'Ag apgiJ o. beard.
eselF y -z-A------------
For the Wabash
Tbs fios side Wheel sssamsr
y II ~ . !!
4 uvGo. ..........-.......cA7TAfa,
viii ran as = r. MAR picket bsivsen this city
Ana Mt cefuei on tlse Nsi Ssh river.
sS- For height OF passage apply On board.
aeeh ON -s-z-----.-----
Evansville and Pond River,
Ths Little steamer
JAMES CIR a +!
HODGE BR0ws .........n..,..~ q.......,..a Asfth
wln make regnl.r trips bss~ssn Evansville sa4
''A' '''' cox HUMPHREY.
aeel2 Assa'a.
The Rvansv lie & Cairo
- ~ L N
Passenger Line.
The gwiii, com 4, , Elegant fasaen-
nodious, and 4sss4@sA ger steamer
a. e NJ a ID A,
JOSH ' f""oO'' WI prss, clerk
ss- leave. "Wednesday. and Saturdays at >. =.
Iy30 HALL kUpD. Agents.
Regular Evansville 4 Cairo Packet.
The fat sisssnt pseksi
CHI n - NJ l. u
Capt. Gus. DvsouoHgr.
DUKE stom0Ls0s. cIsrh.
Leaves Evaasylleassfy
Tuesday sna Friday, az . n. ~.
Regular Evansville & Cairo
u. - Mail Packet.
Gen. Anderson,
wM. A. LowTH. csptAis.
Leaves Evansville every Monday ana
Thursday at II NJ.
| FF1ugsK boats are light dFaught snd have ss-
| / psrtor accommodations Tor passengers.
Ter freight or passage apPiF On board. or y
snElf HALL BrDD, Agsnts.
louisville & Evansville U. 5. Mail
Line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Tsis celebrated Toilet soap, In susA uni-
Tsrsal demand, is naas from the choicest sas-
tsrizis. il Hsfld aud emsIlient Ia its asfsrs,
fragrnatiy scented sna sxfFsmsiy bene
aeiaI IN It's Aetioa upon the skin. For asls By
Druggists ard fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

JACOB STRAUB e. SON.,
"a Mails Street,
BELOW The WAsHINGT0E HOUSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
SPECIAL MOTIF :

Ths punbsr Ct ss<Fhs fro7 Dysssissfy sa%
DiarrhzA which oceur toth an ~ saiArsa sne
adults, warn ths sGlSssd rot to nsEisst dlssAse.
Di1ou's B'arsbsrFy cavzinstfEs 10 a sore szrs.
and ore vhich Dss.F rjasss ths zoss sslscsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30

Fsrxeus o. ssdsasArs sasis t-sub,ed vita
Fesknss, lsssitus, P4i isstiss u he Assrt. lack
q apostle, distress aiter essinx, sssPss iivsr
asnssipsstoa. deserve 50 ssass, II ss-y ssu
- -. ..s.k--s.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-30
DRUGGISTS.
TIE
FAMILY DRU6 S7DRR

IIAs JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY
III % StewArt's esleAEAtsa Meai1a1~d CsNses-
tiaus. sueh ax taelxud Ness Paste, fcxlzaa Mass
Csnay, Fig props. Fizxseea CAHay, hesfhaaad
ursp-. TaSF Drops. etc, sie also. varsity II
tins aost po9al@r Couxh caaAisa and Faisat As1i-
stn~s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
An Inhuman Deed,
Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.i

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April %, 1864
MEssRs. EDITORS: Much has been said
in the papers recently of the barbarities
and cold-blooded murders perpetrated
by Southern soldiers, or those claiming
to be such, and the soul sickens at the
lengthy record of fiendish outrages now
Of daily occurrence. But none that
have occurred recently have excelled in
fendish conception, and cold-blooded
barbaroUs execution, the following
In February last, James NJ. Rogers,
s. resident of Carroll county, Tennes-
see, and a member of company "M," 9Th
Iowa veteran cavalry, was furloughed
and started to his home. At Blanton's
Mills, Henry county, Tenn, he was cap
tured by q band of men, and after being
compelled to fight one of the number,
and go through other performances for
their amusement, he was made to kneel,
and with his own hands open his cloth
ing so as to expose his breast, when
these fiends in human shape lodged FIVE
b Us in his breast After having sp-
propriated his boots to their own use.
ghcy pinned his furlough on his breast,
and cast his body into the mill pond.
This act was witnessed BY a cit zsn, and
IS well authenticated Some of these
devils are citizens of Henry county,
and well known to our boys And
would it be expected otherwise, if ever
hey set into that region again, that
some of them win pay the forfeit. WI
could blame them UNo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

The Court Journal describing o fash
ionable London preacher, says " A dis
snJing minister becomes a convert to
Church-of-Engl&ndism, and, having ex-
trcme notions, started scheme of his
OEn, and he now possesses one of the
hrgest and best attended places Of ?
ship in London. lie adoins his person
with tho most Gorgeous costume, almost
approaching "a spiendoT to the finery
Of tle Ron sh ;l,Tgy II ) choir IS Of
s.nyt y eilIeI1nc II | On every occl-
s TIE aislcs are literally crammed
with wo-sh;ppers This individual
m kos about one thousand four hun
dred pounds q ye q small wareho Use
OF slippers and . moderate bazaar al
Of embroidery. Our dissenting friend
openeth his chapel "a every one, but at
the con fusion Of every Yervice delicately
scented velvet b gs are handed round
by twelve Jealous proselytes q"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
RETALIATION.

The President, in his speech at Bait
more on Monday, made allpsion 20 the
alleged massacre at Fort Pillow, and his
remarks at once illustrated some Of his
most prominent mental Characteristic
AMI set forth the policy tho Govern
ment would pursue in the matter Of ro-
taliation. lie said that
In his opinion the black soldier hou.d
have the same protection as the white
soldier, add he would have it. Il was
an error To say that the Government
was not acting in the matter. The Hov-
eminent has no direct eYidencs TO con
arm the reports in existence relative ID,
his massacre, but he himself believed
the facts in relation to it 10 be as stated.
Whex the Government does know the
acts from official sources, and they
prove to substantiate the reports, retrl
BUTTON viii be surely given
General Order No. 253, issued at
Washington in July last, thus lays down
INC law OF retaliation:
For every soldier Of the United States
killed in violation Of the laws Of war.
rebel soldier shall be executed; and
Tor every one enslayed by the enemy, or
old into slavery, a rebel soldier shall
,e placed at hard labor on the public
works, and continued az such labor
lntil the other shall be released, and
-eceive the treatment due to prisoner
f war.
As might be expected, the remarks
# the President has called down upon
lis-bead the ire Of the copperhead fac
ion in the loyal States. They are
hooked at the bare mention Of whole
ale executions :" such measure, they
sleze, can be productive of no good
The unfortunate garrison at Fort Pil-
ow would not be restored to life by
UGH proceeding; therefore let us be
nerciful But why? The conduct OF
forrest at Fort Pillow was simply ia
.ccordance with a line Of policy which
as been marked out at Richmond
The murders were not committed from
nomentary frenzy, but were premedita-
ed; and unless the Richmond aUthori-
les are compelled, by some severe mea-
ures, to change their policy, thousands
o. other unfortunates will perish in the
anne manner
The execution Of prisoners in our
hands would not restore a man to life
would not right wrong done to q sin
,le murdered soldier; but it would save
The lives of thousands Of others; and
we candidly esk our copperhead Co
temporaries, if it is better that loyal
men should die innocently, than that by
one severe instance of retaliation, they
should be safe from bEtchery in future
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26

\ few daysaco / fell In company with
q prominent Rebel citizen OF Chatta-
nooga County, Ga
The conversation turned upon the
probabilities OF L;ncoln's reelection 10
the Presidency OF She United States
whereupon he remarked, with consid-
cradle warmth:
"If Lincoln is reelected we may lust
as well give up the game, for we can in
that case have no hope OF gaining our
independence We have been trying
To keep up appearance with the hope
that the peace mel of the United States
would be able 10 carry the election.
ora ALL rs STARED rruS THE ISSUE; for it
is an absolute ,aooSSbHg Tor us 30 hold
ont another four years God grant
that our fears be not realized For
my own part I would rather see the
sun ,plucaed from her orbit than 20 see
old Abe re elected five have to re
tam TO the hated Union. would rath-
or submit 10 any other man than Lin
coin
Thus il appears that the rebs are
awaiting the issue with a faint lopr
that the cood people of the United
States wi. be foolish enough to elect e
copPerhead % the Presidency
The above is taken from q letter to
the Chattanooga Gazette, and was writ
ten by a scout, who had frcqently been
within the rebel lines, and who was GEN
orally familiar with She feelings of the
ohivalry That il is true sta{ement
of the case, We have 10 doubt; the reb-
els dorcly upon the ability of the Cop
perheads TO elect tacir candidates fer
President next fall; faint as the hone
must be, they indulge IT, and Il Is their
only reliance
1t matters not who may be the nomi-
nee Of The Chicago Convention: lac viii
be but the tool OF Fcrnando-Wood and
Nallandisham; and il is well under
stood at the South II elected. tho ro,,
els are fully aware that they. viii bo
granted their independence: therefore,
they watched the preside, tial struggle
with deep interest The nominee Of
tie Baltimore Convention. be who he
may, viii for the prosecution Of tho
war; and for the present radical policy;
aud his election VIII dispel the last hope
Of the confederacy. The public should
read the extract above, and weigh it
well
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
TUESDAY. APRIL 20. 1884.


1t now appears pretty certain that the
Baltimore National Convention VIII rot
be postponed, though the considerations
which demand it are Of w,ighty
character tits now the duty Of Union
men throughout The loyal States TO take
an active part In securing honest. faith
ful, and patriotic delegates; and when
the majority Of these shall agree upon
candidates, all differences in regard T.
men, should be buried. The contest b
one Of principle; and this We can't al
ford 70 sacrifice, for mere personal con
sideratious. Union and harmony, 70.
the sake Of the Union and Liberty
should be the motto of every patriot