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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

cially of the Captain, who otherwise
might have been gone sucker"
ResolUed, That our genial friend Tom
Smith, Is the man for the times, and
that to him We owe much Of our sue
cess.
Resolred, That Girls Krstz is as good
fisherman as be Is q jolly, Thole-souled
fellow. and be has the thanks Of tn
party for supplying them with good hu-
NOR
ResoEgsd. That Peter Burke is pre-
eminentlv entitled to our thanks for the
skiIlful and elegant manner in which he
served Up our bass and squirrels, and
that as caterer to hungry fishermen
or ANYBODY else" be cant be beat.
Resolred, That we are indebted to Jim
Willard for a fine mess Of squirrels, for
which he has our thanks.
Resolred, That Henry Sweetser is call
right, and we solemnIy swear never to
ask him if be has found bis keys.
ResolCed, finally, That this party meet
again when called together BY the Cap
tain, and that a copy Of these resolutions
accompanied BY nice string Of bass be
forwarded to the Local Of the Evansville
Journal, With q request to publish the
resolutions and eat the bass
Grand result Of the expedition:
Bass .......................... 20
ouhushi .........'''-s...s.......... %
Hickory Shad, ........................ 100
-
Total, ........................... 800
HESRY NJ. SwEKTzER. Secu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

Dr.. HsheFn. Cancer aha Consumpsioa cham pios.
has located a. les Dearborn Street. opposite r. o..
Chicago, Ills. Re successfully Kills and extracts
cancers without pAia or knife. Ia from four 20
twsnty-four h. = Also enrsz ali kinds Of sores
ane pIiss.s A cure always guaranteed or ne psy.
dscac ~ r. D. Boz g863.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHy.
Dr. H. Anders 4 Co.'S
IODINE WATER.

10 line Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, KID
asya, Digestive organs, and GlAnduiar system.
The success which has attended tha uss - shis
remedy IN private practice, and tho endorsa rsnt
Of tadica anthorlty. e1abts Us 20 recon NJ snd IL
20 the practitioner aud ths public, telling s,sn-
ndent that with fair trial Il viii attest IL owa
exeeiienfe IN the cure ef ehronie diseases which
Indicate Iodine, Hueh ScTofnlA. BronckitiA SKIN
kruptions Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases.
Nervous Affections. Neuralgia Rhuufnafissa, Dye
pepsiA, Debility, syphilis. etc
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of iodine Water containing three Quarter
Eratas rUHE Iedine IN each id-eaHce PunK va
ter, No soirsaf beiHg ascf IL 70 liable 10 de
composition nor spontaneously -fortasd IN qnali-
,issi neither Is the iodine oxydized nor nrutrAi-
ized by combination With any Ingredient. which
render this soiutioa superior 20 any other nefhod
vf exhibiting todine
Full diFectlots serompauy each bottle, that a
may Be used ~ a fAniiy medicine as well By
4 the Profession
Price Que dollar per bottle. On receipt Of Eve
dollars sin bottles dsIivtred raxE by express "a
/ any address. fsf4. s.
beware % coanterfeits and limitations which
anprncipled dealers endeavor 20 dssposs Of % Gus
reputation. SEQ our signature aud trade mari
tthe Greek word hsadinE this advertissmsntl
upon the labels aud wrappers of each bottle, with
I eat which uose Is genui1s
cireulars gratis.
DIR. II. ANDERs 1 20.
Physicians aud Chefalsts,
No. szs Brtsdwsy. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

There vas no business Yesterday ont
side OF government Transactions
The Carrie cot good trip, mostly on
goverhment account.
sTo-da9 the grand ATmadA. cspL josh
v Throop viii be the elegant packet
for Cairo aud al iRtesmsdiate points.
Capt Thsoop and Fred Hasion will
spread themselves TO make their passen-
gers comfortable
Tho unrivalle,l aud lightning
~inged Tarascon wiz be The regular
packet Tor Henderson and Louisville. -
Capt jim Lask and Frank BAnksmiih
are as household words, hence to Louis.
vile. and have no superierx 20
The Nicholas Longworth. bad not ar
rived At late hour las, night
The LibestY No 2 win be here on
Friday, "a route 70 Memphis g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CIRCULAR.
Important to Soldiers.

= III II 1&AAt y SJIuICIos
Head ars Asst Pre-. Mar csa. for Indiana, I
IBdiaEap1iia, Ind, April 80, 1884
THE - p. ~. Gereral 81 fndianz has been
i directed e sofify III enlisted men Nho hare
received farieugh, o. the absolsfs necessity o.
their prompt refurn 10 their respective eolaHlaras
- The expsffifn thsrnof r. r1i nt ont = ths fns
dangerous ppsition they VII place themselves -
- not returning promptly, and % Rsssrs ~ esn-
eerned fiias u = ne dsstfminaflon o. tfle Ssr
Department 20 al,sndsz is past isnisncy in con-
stslsFfax sueh dsilna asHeises Dufy ard patriot
isa avr reors tissr sysTy soldier shall D. Al his
proyosf ssfarsasfs VII exerei.s Yfzfissee IN
prosse stssrasy evasion ofthe performance Of this
eGfy. ...--..-. :. -. .
By order o. gDL. 1Ve1AD d hAAr
! IN. =. P5TkrS. II. "a A A. @.
fvfncsnass ozzstts copy.l niyln-3w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
Eeos. % pnr.leI.n. and IA. e.1T1e.

HHtFtH 70 EHy1ECNANH anu fhe FMbtIcs
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs-TEsrIzo-
NAL" New York, Nor. %, lsss. r. Alicstk 4
Co., No. 29f Canal gtrsst-Genfismen lately
suffered severely from weakness il my back, &c
e4siousd By suddenly ovsr-sxsrting myssL TIaS-
lag heard your plsstsrs much recommended for
cases Of this kind. procured ono, and the rssalt
was all that could desire. single plaster
cured me In week
Yours, respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

Superior Rsmsdy.-ws can conseisr-
tiously Fccommsnd te ihose suffering from dis-
trssslag Cough. DE-. ssFiealsnd's Msllsau0as
Coagh Baisam. II gives relief simost instapta-
nseaa and ia withal act disagrsssbs 10 the taste.
ThsrO is no doubt bas the hsliinaeas Cough Bal
it Gus Of thu best prepAl atisns In use. and 10
al that 80 proprietor claims for H. We hav,
tried u durlag the peat week. and foapd rslasf
froa nest dls,rs 'sing Cough. II is prepared
By Or. Strickland, Nc. East Foarth Street. Gin
elaAAtl. Ohio. aad fer sais By druggists At - essss
par bottle. nays Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

River News.

1850 ARRIVALS.
Aiice, Pittsburx Pima nonna, Ioussv.
81. Louis, NashyIIc Bertha. Nashville
BsisinieFe. L.nisxiiae Liberty No g cfncia
san Clark, Louisville
Ahse. SAsnysltie Gea- Anderson. Cairo
- Lonis- LeuIsxfIle Cssrris- Na.hxille e
Raigimors. Msmnht4 Rsrtls. I-eni.xisa.
sam CLARK, Memphis Llberty NJ, 8 fsfargsi
Pr.mA Donna. Nasty.
asihe river here Is falling very slowly
with fair prospect Of an immediate
rise
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

Ease OF bEsRePsA. OF sa1teen years
standing cured b. enc boz Of 7. n. ehsrp's eek
brAtsA Pills. Read the testimony ;-' PhlIaasl-
phia, Feb. 9Th, 1884, Mr.. John J. Krsmer-Dsar
Sir: have bosn sufferer from that msst horrid
disease, Dyspepsia, for sixtssn years. bat AFTER
using the ons box Of T. N sharp's PiIls whieh
purchased Of you some three weeks ago, feel a.
n had entered iuto n-w liss-Eay gsasrsi hsalth
has improved, M appetite has Increased, and al
together EEL like new man. tsks pIsasHrs IN
recommending them to the public safe and re-
liable. Yours truly. G. r. F0RBEs. 30. 4sl
Chestnut Street, Phiizisiphia"
Price 81 bsx. setd By druggists sssrywhzrs.
JOHN J KRONER. PriHeipai Agsut.
s03 Chestnut Street. PhiladeIphEe-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

One Of Hunnsweii's Great Remedies.
HUNNEwELL's ToLU AHoDrsE.-- This
most wonderful and rsliAbls preparation whish
las earnsd lie true name and fame By results
Which has banned every other attempt 1T relief IN
Nssraifia, kAsamafis~, Goas Nsrvous Head Aeas
Teea a=d Ear Aehe, Besrsl cewriaiHts, Hgssrsa,
Dissss after Eafas, Ices 81 Sleep, Geaeraf Nsrvsas
Dssaas, Paro1isms a WAoapias CsuaA. asd AstAs4a.
nsw aseiarsd 10 Be largely Serreus. Fer the pains
ia Ms~thiv MsHstraasioa perfect rsIiaf. whIIs
lures snsrwork IL aadisiurbed, and eas 81 its
mest Important peints.
This valuable preparAtien should BE- in every
Family, description equals IL real psesssity,
~ IL. .ri.aAta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL,


HEAsoUAETKRs ARxx OF VIRGINIA Asp
NoETH CAaoLrsA, Proctor's Greek, Va,
May IA, 1864, via Fortress Monroe, May
I6.-At daylight Gen Burnham's brig
ade charged upon the enemy's entire
works at Proetor's Greek, and carried
the entire line, section BY section
At 10 o'clock the batteries we're open
ed on the enemy, who had fallen back 70
iine Of heavy earthworks near Fort
Darling.
The enemy replied briskly nntil 2 P.
81, when our batteries and sharpshooi-
ers sileneed the enemy's guns
Nothing more was heard from the reb-
els during the day.
Our loss vas l50. We captured few
prisoners Mai Ainsvault, Of the 10Th
\. e, vas woeaded
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon a shell
exploded the magazines of Fort Darling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

Madame Zadoe PorteF's Curative
BALsAS. -" This invaluable medicine possessc-
he extraordinary power Of relieving fn1edisssIy
Coughs, Colds, Hoarssnsss, DisaeuifJ Of Breath
ing, ssd Haskiaess. Such ct Least We have
found IT. nays e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

Coughs, Colds, Hoarssnsss, Disieuify Of Breath
| ing. asd Haskiaeas. Such ct Least We have
found IT. mav4 e.
American Cancer ChampIoB.-DR.
HEBBERS has located In the city Of Quincy.
Illinois, 80. I0s Main Street, third door abov-
Quincy House. 0sscs ever D. q Dsyton's book
store.
He claims TO be the King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, saeh - White Swelling and
Zone Diseases serofaI2. Piles, Sore Eyes fn their
worst stages, Liver Complaints. Consumption,
Female Weakness. asd Salt Rhsum. letter.
Rhsumaffsm, &C., &c.
Tbs Doctor beams master e the shove diseases
while tfAYsiIng through Europe and America, and
he now stands at the head Of his professions both
in Europe and America. The Doctor will take
pleasure IN showing his visitors earfaestes 0f tbs
shove diseas-s where they have been given up as
laeurable BY the beat physicians in the country.
This Doctor also guarantees cure IN all cases
whsrs the patient lives up TO the directions.
. The patient will please correspond weekly, Civ
ing true statesnsnt Of the case. Eo.-
sI- Tie poor dealt with literally.
CAncers extracted In from four to twenty four
hours. without Instruments or pain. or drop Of
blood. msyi2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18
GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trademark, &C P. BAEsEss
Exrzk Lot, kY.." for which have sssHrea The
sepyviSh, and are warranted u eArats nae and
perfect In every respect seat 5y mail Of expr1ss
10 any part Of the country Fsc-ipt d price and
rsszyz chargs. Persons ordering viii pisnss state
the sire and styls desired. whether hard &C sea-
nns or coarse and n the pen sbould fail 70 pieAss
or prove dsfective they viii have the privilege Of
exchanging. A dsdgction Of hfre@a per csntslairl
lowed on orders Of S. Or over, and twenty i've
usr cent on those Of 500 Literal discount made
10 the trade Old pens repzirsd in the best nan
asr Scr thirfy -hxs eenas iaad sessY) each Circu-
lars showinx siEes, sfyiss, end prices Of Watches
sans FNEz g any addfszz- address IA
G. P. BARNE2-
D-a1sr n Gola Peas and AsEzIcAx wA-cHKs.
sis Third strests, LszisyiIls, Ky
nchZi.4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-18

J. L. HuNNEwELL. Yreprfstor.
Commercial Wharf, Buston.
GaSrFor sale BY all wholesale aud retail dealers,
kELLkR WHITE, Akents.
nox1a.7n Exsnawttfn fnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13
G,Il, in New York, yesterday: l74}

M.mphis dates to the 9Th instant, reports
diminishing with Forests cavalry still CON
tiauaa in that vicinity Griorson' 5 troops sue
ceada1, GA the 8tl1, il destroying bridge OYER
Wolf River, but lost eight men in killed and
wounded, whilst IN che act Of doing 50. Oo
the 9Th, another fight occurred, but the only
casualty recorded is the so1nding severely OF
CAPTAIN Harrington, Of the ID Iowa.
In the =. s. House Of Representatives, gas-
terday, d bill was introduced to prevent depre
citation Of the F:lara currency by Imposing a
tax Of ,e-fotsrth Of one per cent, a month on
al banks Or banking associations issuing notes,
bonds or obligations circulating as money
The con ideration of tha bill IVES postponed
until Mon1ay noxt
The ConfaderaJas, seven hundred strong,
hold Hickman, Ky. They supplied them
selves from the stores, paying TOR what they
took in lio1f41erate money. luey were com-
lnaodei " C3l Faulkner.
4 dispatch from Louisa, Ky, Says that Q =
the 10th in .tant Capt. Patrick, Of toe Fourth
Kentucky, surprised eighty Coufaderates al
j1;;aksand Greek, an>l killed Ge and woysnded
eleven. and uapcnced 81 tj4ei< arms, horses
.nel cztap e>3lp4ga, #ili5,b SAID report needs
fGs1@uz1ivc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13
The Baltimore Su5 |aaTns from passen2

The Baltimore Sun learns from passengers
both sc|diars aud citizens, ron M2r1jtl2E2urg
and Harpecs Ferry, yesterday that lshc
occurred nnar Winchester On FRIDAY atterfs'"'s'
last. It was stated that Major Hunter, 9Th
> "a ga',v force. started ipnn Reconnaissance
froIn Nartinsburg towards MlnoIae ,It:r On
Friday runruing last. and 1ilat III tEjt; afternoon
his forces 1nt,c those it General ;.bndeD uear
Winchester. and severe fight ensued, IN which
from fifty 60 one hundred nsen we're killed and
wounded on Doth sides . III ior Hunter,
however, adds the Sun Having accomplished
the object Of she reconnaissance, returned TO
Martnshurg o., Friday night. liz connection
with rhe above, the same paper learns IRON
official military authority that the Federal
forces st Martinsbnrg, Harper's ferry, and
many other places along the line Of the BaI5l-
more ana Ohio Railroad have been placed N
such condition and numbers as 70 be ready lor
anv aunrgercv. No Immediate attack by
the Uoutederates on the il e Of the road is
anticipated ''either BY TIE military authorizes
or sy the officers Of the road. .
Ia The r. s. House Of Representatives yes
terday, Mr.. Cyes,weI|, Of Maryland, asked
and obtained permission 10 record his vote 10
favor Of The resolution 10 expel bis colleague,
Mr.. Harris, and also 10 favor u the reso-
luton Of censure.
Nlessrs J. z. jenkins, and J. 3, Belt, ct
Upper Marlboro, Nd. have been arrested,
and sent to Baltimore, by Gen. Tyler, under
what charges, are not stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13
Attempt ia BLOW up t,e uaitaa States steamer
MINNESOTA

At,e~aot "a B:ov ~ t1e uaitad States Steamer
Minnesota.
New York, April L -lbe Ierasa : ao1-
tress N;,nro, dispatch reports q daring az
3tsuJx: Oh SATURDAY alora5ng to destroy the
seaa.., P:;lara N;y17asn6s \ apparently hoaE-
ing spar approached ilar aa,d Oh getting near
was as>,,sSalueI t, BE- boat with titae men
u ;Y The lockout waraed them of, but they
pushed boldly on .or gtl7 frjgsGa, and IN a few
1aonaen;s an explosion was heard. IIle vessel
shook as viii, pava ysl5, and The crew Enabled
from their berths ana hai1l1lo2ks. When the
..,ofIi sio1 had sunsio,I, orders were given to
pursue the daring rebels, oat the A:2inlraI's
dispatch tug p.,ppy, lying alongside, had not
steam up. U1her tugs we're on picket, QUO
were too far off to be Of any use, as the ma
RAIDERS rapidly disappeared in ona Of the
creeks that abound in James River. The dam
axe TO the trigate was very 5rl6!ng, and has
heen repaired. The commander Of toe tug
was put und:r arrest for not keeping steam up
at al times, as required by The regulations,
PHILAD ELpaIA April l.. The Inquirer
letter states that the attempt 60 blow up the
Minnesota was made by small propeller, and
that the damage was serious Lsio III a1l3y ~
the frigate's propeller was crushed IN 50 IS to
prevent the working Of her machinery. Sever,
al guns were lifted from their positions and
rarowa against the posrs, crushing them com
pletely.
The Fv,lecaE steamer Maple Leaf, whilst on
her way from PiIatka, Florida, TO jacksonville,
struck on the morning Of the lst Instant
torpedo, which, in its explosion tore Oft the
steamers bows ana caused her to sink within
ten minutes thereafter. Two fireman and tSeo
deck hands were drowned. The passengers,
sixty in number were landed, but the baggage
III TWO OF garee regiments was entirely loao.
Some excitement exists at Plymouth, y. Z.
regarding Confederate ram on the Roanoke
River, said nov to he ready for active opera
tious against the Federal gunboa*s.
Cali, III New York, yesterday: l744.
NF.,auh:, sa&o- - rho OH Instant TnO1rES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13

I Z Il Il : ! j ! 4 GNBS
/" jF0{s o5:I i1>s.joys:
THE BEST BLOOD puHIFYIvG .
4 as yot Ano& vi, nave been most st3,.e,<(i>
used 70: over 3 Qi!acter IF !. century +, '''$
and Tor the last years. also, il Ills ,:o'
and are particulars efficient IN the c,,,r. -
chronic diseases. Nc 2n3 should cisnajrofEla;''l
cured without drst trying them. No f5,r,'::
should be without them, for by their timaI,,,}
much sickness can be prevented Thew ara .s7
ported direct ~ this port BY the nn<}3rs;oond
and thelr purity, efficacy and safety can 81 ~,
led upon with perfect confidence.
Ihe following are some u she diseases ,I,L
have been permanently removed By Ii ii! sso;
ietter,
inflammation
Of Lne bowels
consumption IN its
early stages headache.
asthma, cough, sore eyes.
lock jaw, ruptures Rheumatism,
cTanlD chOilc, catarrh. pain IN che
breast and sides deafness, nervousness.
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague. open
wounds, pneumonia. dyspepsia, salt rhaum en-,
car, scrofuia, janntico, tapeworm, bill
Iiousness, eruptions Of the skin, bowel
complaint, langour, govt. dcopsy,
erysivelAs, worms, oh2lIc, piles
1iarrhoea, hoarsness, SWELL
ings, bioati:,gs, bloody
and white fax. dys<
EMERY costlTe-
ness. nee
sizes Sc.
Also pEOF. WUNDkAA'S RHEUNA'
TIC TINCTURE, D. sure and safe care for
acute and CHI onic rheuloatlan!, ~ matter ot
PROF. WUNDRAMs GOUT POWDERS
(Girht Pulver) if taken in con junction with the
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS Or POW
DERS, will most surely cure the worst cases
Of Govt and intlan1atory RheumatlsIn -,
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPILEPIlC RE-
MEDY. the onlv safe and reliable remedy
known for the certain cure Of EpiIeptjc rs: =,
PROF. WUN ORA NJ s TApEWOR3N
POWDERS will completely carry on iA1s
troublesome introder, and also remove al oI0eE
worms most etfectually from the syste!I!4,: - =
PROF. " = Il D L Z NJ S ' ht' - - DA'h
STOMACHAL ELIXIR, 81 lnYaiHao u; ~. r..
raedv against asthma, biliousness, ro1'"n ii ms
hreast coughs. colds, dysentery, dlaTrhoeS,
cramt, cbolic, summer complaint, heao'cng.
faintness, sudden indispositlon, dyspepsia: 'v@
sickness, Sc. Every family should nave Il oo.-
4Ie nf this Elixir IN the house, ana every ''",
a}jnr 10 his valise. It can be safely, giTen ~
the smallest children. there beng 10 I 49,
Or other sieleterious substance II u, 1'H rur
PROF, WUNDKAAIS TOO H-AohA
I1RO1S, give .fl!llculhtc itii&1; "'-0~ .r;oI
relible than any remedy yet known; oIae tE!'1
W! PR so'F: WI W7NS0NDRAMs HERB TEA 1 can.
not be too highly recommended 70 all d a,g;Ir
ties. sick and convalescent, ana those '"'''''''
from nervousness. rr,r~n.TIC
PROF, W UNDRA. II RB = = - n "a rrr
HERB TEA. q valuable aid IN curing
''s F'33j TAI direct;ons acco1n sny each REMEDY
LTor %77r5 or nc rt1cn lars. Apply u
Julius DIENELT, Den ~,
AS Prince st., nearly opposite tue loss U o'e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
3 Q q 7 S 4 n D 5 h . 4 > 4.

TUST received direct from the manufacturers
j large and we'll selected stock Of hADl ~
MISSES. GENTS, BOYS, YOUTHS anQ
CHILD HENS BOOTS, SHOES and
GIITRRS Of every kind and description,
which we will sell yery cheap. Gall and eX-
anaina for Yourselves at No. 80, hlng street.
tel, fij--tf LpH |. EV Ans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-13
Minnesota.

Some excitement exists at Plymouth, n. 9,
regarding Confederate ram On the Roanoke
River, said nov to be ready for active opera
tious against the Federal gunboa*s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26
What the Rebels Demand.

The Richmond Dispatch, Of January 10th,
1853, in language to emphatic 10 be mlsun-
derstoOd, says:
" If the whole Yankee race would fall
down in the dust tomorrow. and Drdu Us 10
Je their masters. We WOULD SPURN
THEM EVEN AS SLAVES We are fight
ting for SEPARATION. and We will have
IL, If 1T COSTS THE LIFE OF EVERY
NAN II THE CONFEDERATE STATES. q"
And the Richmond Enquirer in January,
1853, thus repeats the only conditions they
will accept:
On no conditions whatever will the
South consent 20 a political association
with the North. There is no concession
which they can grant OF human Imagination
can frame which could render the idea
aught but ntolerable 10 the Southern mind.
.Ess- When the North wants peace, she can
obtain ii by recognizing the Independence
cf the southern States. Her proper method
20 secure this result 50 desir0Jle 10 her.
would be a, once 10 Withdraw her armies
from Southern soil and send her commission
ers 10 this capital NOT EVEN To BRING
ABOUT AN HONORABLE PEACE CAN
THE SOUTH MAKE THE SLIGHTEST
ADVANCE TO THE NORTHi"
A H. Stephens, al still later day, de-
clared in a speech delivered al Charlotte.
North Carolina in July, 1853, that:
AS FOR RECONSTRUCTION. SUCH
a THING WAS IMPOSSIBLE; such an
idea must not be tolerated for an instant.
RECONSTRUCTION WOULD NOT END
THE WAR, But WOULD PRODUCE A
MORE HORRIBLE WAR THAN THAT IN
. WHICH We ARE NOW ENGAGED. The
only terms upon which We can obtain per
manent peace IS FINAL AND COMPLETE SPA
RATION from he North
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26
A Few Questions.

II is in vain that General Mcclellan, in
stepping upon the Chicago Platform and
placing himself al the side Of Mr. Pendleton,
saws: The Union al all hazards"
Ii be is for the Union at all hazards. why
is he the candidate Of all who repudiate the
Uni0ng
II he is for the Union at all hazards, why
is he the fellow candidate OF Mr. Pendleton,
who lately thanked God that he had never
voted or given dollar in support Of the
war, or ia payment OF abolition soldiers ,"
Ii be is iOr the Union al all hazards. why
ls he the candidate OF a Convention which
declares the war failure, calls for an immo-
diate cessation OF hOstiuties. and asks for
Convention 10 surrender the authority Of
the Government
II he is for the Union al all hazards, why
has be accepted the Chicago nomination
without "a word OF protest against It's as
sumption that the war is a failure, and
without a syllable Of dissent from it's bas .
proposition to surrender the Government 10y
treating with rebels and Offering conditions
Ofobedlence 10 the laws.
II he is for the UniOn at all hazards WHY
is he supported by every advocate OF state
rights against the sovereignty OF the Union ?
II he Is for the Union at all hazards. why
does HOratiO Seymour support him. who
says that If the UuiOn cannot be maintain
eel without emancipation. the Union must
20 that Slavery be saved,
II he is for the Union at all hazards. why
did the rebel Senator Semmes lately say at
Jackson, " Otr the rebel hopes Tor an ear
! ~ peace are dependent entirely upon the
success Of the Democratic party at the North
in the approaching Presidential election -
II he Is for the Union at all hazards. why
do the dis-unlOn papers declare that q" the
/ influence Of The south, more powerful In the
shock OF battle than when throwing our
minority vote in an electoral college, will be
cast in favor OF McCle Ian
II he is for the Union at all hazards. why
does the news Of Union victories decrease
his chances OF election l-HdrperS Weekly.