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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
River News.

We have but little room for river news
and but little news.
The river continues to decline. and
there is but little doing on the levee,
outside the packets.
The Armada took out q big trip of
both freight and passengers on Saturday
afternoon. She had big cargo Of to-
bAceo up.
The Tarascon had a big trip down,
but left tolsrably light on her return.
The Norman was at the wharf on
Saturday with full cargo of hard tack
and other army supplies for Nashville.
The Cottage left for Nashville, with
moderate trip.
The Fanny and J. i. McCombs, passed
down ydesterday for Nashville.
The Gen. Anderson arrived here yes
terday morning with a good trip. She
returns 10 Cairo at O'Clock this after.
noon, aud is superb in all her appoint
ments. Capt Billy Lowih is still in
command.
Capt Joe Bunce's splendid and swift
new steamer Morning Star, the finest
that floats will leave for Louisville at 10
o'clock this morning. Capt Bance and
Johnny Gwathmsy will make their pas
sengers feel exceedingly comfortable.
The Morning Star brought in very hand.
some trip last evening.
The peerless Tarascon has added an.
other wreath Of lAursls TO her fame, as
will be seen by the following;
on BoARD STEAMER TARAscoS, J
October Is, 1864.
At meeting Of the preachers of the
Louisville Conference, whose names are
herewith subscribed, passengers on the
packet Taraseon, bound from Louisville
to Henderson, impressed with sense Of
the gsntlemanly polish and kind seusi-
hilities Of the Master in command, his
~o~sssaANs az SAANot AokNhnFf WIN tuoao
connected in the conduct Of the boa,
and their courtesy shown TO ne as min
listers Of the Gospel; We
RssolVs, That our respectful acknowl-
edgements and thank. are due, and they
are hereby rendered to the officers and
owners of the boat for their courteous
liberality and kindness in furnishing us
passage TO our Conference at half fare
RssOiped, That we feel ourselves es-
pecially indebted to Capt. Lusk, bis
clerks and other officers of the boat, for
their urbane and gentlemanly treatment
TO Us during the trip.
c. b. Parsons, J. 2. Goodson, Thomas
Bottomly, N IL lee, A. A. Manson,
Silas Newton, L. S. Davidson, ID. IL
Limbaugh, d. Morton, l. p. Crenshaw,
]. s. Woods. d. Wilburn, ). A Hender-
son. J. H. BEDFORD, J. A. Edrington, w.
r. johnson, S Gooch, S. p. Hines, A. J.
Gray, J. W. Price
IcE.- Plenty Of Chicago lee until
Christmas
EDWARD IEGLE, Lover Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY ORDER or THE COURT or COMMON
- fIsas ef ths coHnty # Vanderburgh and
state 81 Indiana. witl sell At private sale Lot No
1. Vim. BATES division o. Lots Nos i2s and
i26, in the original plan Of the city u Evansville
being twenty-five fert front ~ ninety feet deep,
aud situated on Vine street. betWeen Second aud
Third streets, the property Of the heirs Of Walter
Baleigh. Terms s--Ope-half cash, and oss-haif
ia twelve months, With interest, etc.
JNO. J. CHANDLER,
sep2i CoumfssioneF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
TO all Sick and WouRded Soldiers
furlOughed from Hospitals.

Z. Hornbrook, Indiana Military Agent
has received the following dispatch:
IspiAEAroLrs, Oct Is, 1864.
p. HOrnbr0ok, ind Nil Agent
An order is granted extending fur
loughs Of sick aud wounded Indiana sol
diers to November 10Th, 1864 Fur
loughs will be endorsed upon applica-
lion to the Provost Marshal General OF
the State, or to District Provost Mar.
shall of the District where the soldiers
live.
The order applies only to sick and
wounded furIonghed from hospitals.
o. p MoEToS,
Governor of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

NEW YeRK, Oct l5-The Times s
Fifth Corps correspondent, at the We'll
don Road, writing on the 18th, says the
recent engagement resulted in nothing
more than holding of our picket line,
which was seriously threatened. The
firing was sharp and severe, while the
artillery fire became at times very
heavy.
Large numbers of recruits are con-
stantiy arriving, and they appear 20 be
Of hardy class Of men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

COPY FOR NOVEMBER Mr.. John II.
Scott, No. 8. Second Street, has already
laid on our table Godeys LaaY's Book
for November. II is n handsome nsm-
Der, beautifully illuminated, and filed
With choice literature. Call at Scots
and get copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

BIWe had the pleasure last evening
Of meeting our excellent friend, r. I.
kerchival, Treasurer elest of Spencer
County There is no discount on bis
Unioinism, and the citizens Of Spencer
County have done themselves honor in
electing him to the Office OF Treasurer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

~ Lieut. J. A. Farley, editor OF The
RockpOrt Umpire, is on visit to our
city, having arriyedIby the Morning Star
last evening. He is clever young gem
tleman, and We congratulate him that
his county hus been redeemed from the
rule Of Copperheadism, and that hi.
patronage WI soon re 1asgslg Increased
While he remains wish az We vote b;s
he freedom 81 che ctr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
LIVERY STABLE
AMERICAN STABLE.
On fhird bet. Main and Locust St.

THIS LIVERY KsTABLTsHmKxT, WHICH
Il Il well known throughout the country, pos
assseA -Staeis adsAntagss superior 70 eny similar
estabAxhxnant IN the eBftv. hsvfnx srrnngeassrts
for ire ssesptisa Of private horsss a. livery CT tbs
most e7sgAnt and sompIsts description, and 8 the
lowest rates.
Csrriaees Tor visiting % ief C@~>.s-ss ti~hs
aHzsEa. asd ever kgre q raae -lfsala - iar.
Hers sc4a On ccE- lzizsl11L- eeeeG1 Esa1 EnyEye
~ saiz - 1is very tesssE Ftc14- Essse2ss apfe
sarzsd g. al gzFss q TIE eour tfF ~ szl = sz1
ss7asns E1CHE aDScE, BETTT0s 8 &C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

BAR Councilman Sullivan left for
Memphis on Friday evening to bring
homa the remains of brother who had
but recently made his escape from Ar
kansas, and died shortly after reaching
Memphis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

RAJ A handsome bunting Gag be-
longing to the Union League was car
ried away BY some person on Saturday
evening. The person who has it will
please take it to the Wigwam. It is
needed there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

WIsHISGTos, Oct l5.-Infofmation
bad reached here yesterday afternoon,
that about one hundred Of Whites guer.
rilias crossed at ford Of the Potomac,
six miles above Edwards Ferry, aud
advanced to Poolsulle, Maryland, where
they drove out the citizens and commit
ted much damage There are addition
al reports bot which are not suthenti-
Gated, that earlier in tho day other
guerrilla bands crossed near the Mono
eaey and moved down the Rockville
road
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

WAsHfXe on, Oct I5.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury today awarded the new
loan, and accepting all bids above
3l-lO0 premium. and about 90 per cent
Of the amount bid at that figure to make
up the forty millions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
NOTICE.

OFFIcs or THE EVANSVILLE Gas Lfomr Co.
October 10Th, 1881
1sHE STOCKHOLDERS or THE EVANS.
1 vile Gas Light Company are hereby notified
shat an election for Three Directors will be held
on Wednesday. the 2sth Of October. 1854, At the
Compsnys cree, between aad o'clock ?. n.
oct.Ii HERMAN JUEKER, ess'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

- GOdsy, FOR November has bssn
received by Dobell 1t Is charming
number, and fully sustsins its character
as 6rst class Lady's Book
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
CITY NEWS.
UNION LEAGUE

UNION LEAGUE
Will meet at Mozart Hall on Tuesday
evening, Oct 18th, at seven o'clock
Important business will come up. A
fall attendance is desired.
Oct IA. did Union eopy.1
GRAND DENOMINATIONS!
8e
Tbs Work Of Tuesday Ratified by
the People !
Grand PyEOtechnic Display /!
Grand Torch Light Procession II |!
GRAND MUSIC AID SONGS III!
Grand Bonfres andsIlluminations
Amusing and Instructive
Transparencies!
Great Joy of the EdItitudes II!
Great Enthusiasm of the
People I'll
GladneSs and Rejoicing Generally
THE bCEEEs Of 90 RENEWED !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

wfsh e. call fheespeciai atfsnfin4 Of our cftf
xsns 70 oar stock Of Ornamental SHADE Trees. for
side walk piantIna. Il can furnish Trssa or piaaf
thenas - eeair q. Tie TFsss raised IN the Nursery
s-s - hefsfr z1srtec t1stz1t tfe YEA aer ssassr
than t1nes s4ks4l zzagA fss ssAHaEs 8r woees -
M&1T gszserE w1a kaFH trssd ngfE wfil Fust1i
fSr-arb q letter WI b promptly asf4rded TO-
Ad1aess GEgE1E d BoWEk,
ee Crsscrnt CRY Aarssziss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
sE Perry and Crawford eou

50 Perry and Crawford counties
both went for the Union on Tuesday
last They send up two Union Repre-
sentatives Tell City, that noble Hslys
tan burgh, did the business for Perry.
$50 to . fer the Uaion is hard for the
Copperhesd precincts to trump.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

IxTRRssrIxG To CoxseRIPFs AND SUB
SrITUrxs- by an order Of General Car
rington, Published elsewhere, it will be
seen that drafted men and substitutes
have q chance to choose to which one o.
I've veteran regiments theg Ill be .
signed Among the number Is tie g4l-
/ ianE and famous zssh, Of whon sc zfe
7 sll 50 lastly pToaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
Cincinnati Markets.

cfEeIxzAsl. Oct. IS.
G0Ln.-2 Is. Silver leo.
IS tue close advises from New YoFk Hsitensd
the market for most artfsles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

WAsHIxsToS, Oct I5-The Secre-
+s:y OF War has gone TO City Point,
taking vifh hTU the Qusriermaster,s,
Con missary, Forage. and Subsistence
! ~ HEELS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

81 All persons who hsve Tags,
lamps, or transparencies, obtained for
the procession on Saturday evening,
will please leave them at the Wigwau.
They should be collected together ready
for use at the grand demonstration in
November. The Wigwam is the safest
and best place for them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

p@ Spencer county polled ), 054 votes
at the recent election-294 mere than
she ever polled before.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

ia Our Sunday night report again
failed last night, in consequence of de-
feet in the line north.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

s%McDonalds majority in Gibson
county is l6l. Niblseks is 200. VII.
hsrds is 1877 for Common Pleas Judge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

p0-Mr. John GwAtbmey, clerk of the
magnificent Morning Star, has our thanks
for latest New Albany and Louisville
papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
fPLES.
attention! Lover q Geod Frdit

rusT REcEIyED-90 BBLs OF CHOICE
j ADrlss, ssisctsd f0r Family Use, and viii ksyv
81 usxt Spring For sale ~
BATHURST . wHITTAKMR,
sSts Ne. Water street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
REWARD,

WILL GIVE 1--WE DOLLARS REWARD
j for syidsnoe suhlcisnt 20 eonsief persons who
may hereafter be found hunting or shooting, on
THK sAnsATH, In Biaekford's OF PaTrsfs woods,
OF 10 the eastern suburbs Of the city.
octe-2wd A. L. ROBINSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
NURSERY.
cresoeut Citv Nurseries.

FTxHR UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsPKCr-
Il fuIlv call the attention. Of the pubfc % his
large stock 81 assorted Frnft TFsss he has nov o.
hand a very large asecftea STOCK q Shoics Apps,
Ch~rrV, and Pear Trees also, choice assortmsnt
Of Peseh and aoss Trees, and 3 splendid stock af
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

ssT Mortons official majority in
Spencer county is l0a Aliens ISL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
LAW CARD.
RRAL-EsTATE FOR SALE.

+ OF n. UPPER ENLARGEMENT. rs BIZ
Il 80 BET, situate CT First strest, between Null
berry and Gum.
Lot 81, Upper EnlGrg-ment IS By 80 fset. sit
tate Oh secopd strset, between Mulberry aid Cum
Subdivisions 10, IL, IL, Is. and u, IN oEt-ot p
Upper Enizrgsnsut; each subdivision oeing ~
fseE front on Cowan street, and sitcsfs between
Second and Third streets
sab-d Ivfsfsns IS, IS II, Il, 10, snd - u ssms
out-Iot; each sub tiviston being - ~ - -
end situate on Third street. between Cum and
CoWau -.
~ 4 btaek 4 Eastern Enlarssnsnts 20 y 100
feet sronfIng cs Oak and Canal stses1.
AiH' TH0s. X. GAEyIN,r
..-rwA..S " BABER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

IA AeDenslds majority ia Knox
county 10 3o4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

BeS The official Democratic majority
in Gssens County, al the late election,
was 1856.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

DG~ Schuyler Colfax is reelected to
Congress by 100
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
Forsfxn Arrival.

HALIFAX, Oct I5.-The steamship
Hiela from Liverpool on the 4sh, and
Queenstown on the 9Th, arrived yester-
day morning
MACS representative annoan ed in
London that the fight is put of for the
present Coburn was in the field, and
vas greeted with tremendous shouts by
an immense crowd Mace did not make
Els appearance Il is expected Coburn
viii claim the stakes. Another report
states that they have been handed over
for adjudication by the stake holders.
The Times says the apture Of Atlanta
and tbs victory of Sheridan in the Val.
ley, renders the reelection OF Lincoln al
most certain.
The financial pressure is believed to
be over.
Gold continues to flow into the Bank
Of England
Ccnsols closed atSsa for money.
LOUISVILLE, Oct l5.-Major General
Scho6eld arrived here to-day, and as
sumed the general direction Of affairs
The enemy are reported in force at
Dalton. Col Johnson, 44th U. S.
colored infantry, was making deter
mined defence
Chattanooga is strongly fortified and
amply supplied with troops enough to
make protracted and successful de-
fence.
Sherman is e.ose on Hood rear, and
will undoubtedly make it hornets nest
before ism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
SUBSTITUTES.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL DE PAID
It 10 any one or four, who ~ili 60 - sabstitutss
tor drafted aen. Enquire et The store Of shank
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17
CARD.

DIR. n. A ARBfHsTEADs
+ ATE or HENDERSON, KENTUCKY, TEEs
Ia der. his pr0fs sionsi services 70 the citizens
u Exznsvils and vicinity. once At bis rssidsncs
on Third street oas do0r bsloS tbs New Methodist
Church Oct. i3-3nd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-17

EENaED foaaLER
Capt Con d. Pest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

In the present time when economy 10 dress
Is dictate both Of prudence and patriotism
the following sensible remarks. from The
New York Ledger. on iss being alec the sign
Of traie viii be read with satisfaction:
The idea that cost s The measure OF at
trac,ivcness IN dress Il very vulgar error
Simplicity Of design. and duo regard to The
congruites OF eolor. are essential 20 elegance
IN the matter Of costume One might infer
from the s,rong contrast OF gorgeous hues
which some ladies affect Ia their promenade
attire. that they had learnt the art Of person-
al decoration IN hersld's college and held
II % be one and the same thing with the at
Of emhlsrlns. The tendency 70 the norid
vas never more conspicuous IN the dress cf
both rexes ihsn i i now. All the rrismailc
tinfs--not melting inin harmony - IN the
rsinho-. eut opposed 90 each other IN d.
linct dats. L we nay nse the sxpFcs.ion--net
untrequeotly dare n sae street toilet Of
mo1crn belle
Our hecks. 100 uos 70 be hehindhand ia
msgnihcence-cintnre their threats With
glowing cravsts-cFsmsorn aud red being the
faveriic colors. All this sors u thing y an
outrage GA gccd taste pale Young gen
temAn IN hlecd- tinted nsckeloth psessnts
teicidai appearance which = quite shocking:
sad dumpy, hlgh complexioned dame. ar
Fayed IL parpls silk. with shawl and bonnet
q mkas radiant dye. = busleequs on the
lAvs Of ad<ption which make the iudicior.
grlsve Assimilation, not contrast. slhe SCI
cret 81 true elegance m dress. The several
psrts Of The costume should be 10 tasteful
hsrmooy wilh eseh other. snt re whole
should es sdapted 70 Tie style OF h.ure, the
eomplexiOn nd lsatofes Of ne .ssfer.
Shste unp<rciessf - seasnin. Irte shsas
Ant al - icTniaz 81 hsxn erisns wh<l.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Why hsv. the Democratic patty left the
Inevitable Niger altogether Ont Of their
plaiforml IL = nov neither conservative
nor radical. neither pro-slsvsry nor aboli-
lion. Any man who i Terrified by The
draft can vote for the "unGerrifsd" ticket
whether he iss Gsuisonlsn o. member OF
The fsnian brotherhood But Il e still more
rsmsrksoIs what has become Of the plank
encouraging emigration. aud for the protec.
ton Of The rights Of naturalizsd citizens is
4 August Belmont Who has kicked the Irish
msn of from the Democratic platform, Pla-
cling BIN IN the same category With The ne
gro. ard passing over both In contsmptuous
sIlsncs The Germans are known 10 have
the same enthusiasiic partially for che Irish
a. the latter have foe the negross, and nov
that the entire stock Of the Democrats party
= bonght up by Belmont. has he concluded
that Il would BE 10 the Interest OF the Roth
shilds 70 give the cold shoulder to the Irish
aud TO the Fenians7 II complexities matters
exceedingly 70 have The Democratic party IL
Eogland and By the Roshschilds. owners o
both The British and the rebel debt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

There has been lately several OF these as
-emblsgea. One was at Chicago. IN which
vaIlandigham, Fernando Wood and Alex
snder long were the leading spirits. and
where an army of Pesce-sneaks and Tories
we're organized 10 DO led by General McOlei
Ian. Two others have just been held--ons
II Atlanta, the other At Forts Morgan and
Gaines. Gen. Sherrsan and Admiral Fsrra-
gut we're the principal actors IN the latter.
The Convention first referred 70 concluded
that the "exerimont OF war" Was failure
Tns two last didnt conclude anything OF the
Iind. The rebels are very much graiihed
With the proceedings of the Chicago uonvsn-
ton. They don't Ike the Atlanta and Mo-
bile Peace Conventions quite 80 we'll.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

NEW YonK, September The Tfibune's
Washington special says Major Gen. Hunter
has been relieved st his own request from
command Of Western Virginia.
Major Gen Crooks i assigned 70 the com
msnd.
The Herald's Bunker Hill correspondent
of the 4th says Gen. Crooks last night was at
tackled by the enemy, but repulsed him and
took 900 prisoners.
The Herald's correspondent with Averill
on the 4th. has the following.
Yesterday our operations on Sheridan 4
right and in the direction Of Winchester, was
evidently successful
About 1890 Lomax's division of rebel
cayalry was then reinforced by five brigades
and attacked our line one mile north Of
Durksville on tho Winchester Pike, seven
mile. south of Martinsville.
The attack by the enemy though calamity
made was "a gallantly repulsed. although We
had only engaged portion OF his command
and the offensive party had three In action 20
our one.
We drove Lomsx's whole division at a very
rapid rate through the woods and their rifle
pits and rude.y constructed breastworks. a
distance Of Eve miles.
At this point the enemy attempted TO make
a stand, and massing their whole cavalry
force to prevent US from crossing Mule Greek
q email stream which crosses the pike and
runs into the Oqequon.
The engagement in this locality was short
We charged the enemy with portion oil
Powell's and Sbomakers brigades. and
would have taken his artillery had our men
been able to get aaross the creek.
The lst Ohio cavalry made a brilliant
charge under command OF Col. l.. Rappart
and drove the enemy, who was charging At
the time.
We skirmished during the rest of the day
while preparing Tor .other movements.
Yesterday when we were fighting Lomax 8
division. Rhodes moved down TO attack
Us with Is pieces OF artillery. but was driven
back.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

A soldier writes ne from near Atlanta
august Goth" From bis letter We make the
following extract;
The soldiers from Indiana, are looking
With great interest, upon the present political
campaign In their State. The recent change
IN the State ticket, placing Brigader-Gener.
al Manson before the people fos Lieutenant
Governor sstonishes few. bot the great
bodY very readily understand u 70 be.a mere
electioneering dodge 10 catch that portion OF
tae Democratic party who will support their
ticket while there ia deceat coofing Of
loyalty ieft In H. With General Htnson on
the ticket, they presume that they give Ger
tain var complexion 10 their party. We
think they will find. however. that this lure
will not catch many, at least IL would not IN
| the army, what effect Il may have on The cit
izeBs of Indiana. can not know We only
mention the subject that you may know we
are to some extent aware OF what is going on
| 90 homs"
No one will depreciate General M.sses's
bravery. he has acquitted himself saIlsst-
| " and deserves the thanks OF his country
men. Ia vas an evil hour. however, for the
old hero when he yielded to the blandish-
ments Of tho Peace Democracy of Indiana.
and consented to place his name on a ticket
With jon MCDONALD and Rrsrm He is not
With them.
What figure would General MANSON cut
reading RrsTIsK's letters to VooRBKks before
his boys Of the Army OF the Cumberland.
1.-The successful resistance of the South l
fh..f 81 AT IA If ha
| Probably he could answer BISeHAx's..anx
icus enquiry better than yooRHEEs. Will
our southern friends keep LNooLss army At
hay. Generai2
DO you think the South have resources
enough to keep the Union forces at bay. and
finally force recognition OF thair indepsnd-
encc, or will Lincoln's army crush them ou,f'
II Il melancholy TO see such uen as Gen.
cral MANSON yielding to the suggestions OF
ambition after such record as he has made,
only to array himself agalns, the cause for
which no has Tough, 50 long and suffered so
much His fate will DO that OF General TUT
rIs, of Iowa, who suffered himself 20 be used
by the Copperheads OF Iowa for a eau
didate for Governor, and was most
woefulIy beaten. General MASsos's opin-
ior Of the Peace Democracy can hardly have
charged since PKrrlr defeated him two years
ago for Congress he scorned them and
their arts then. how can he look upon them
now bat With greater losthing ssd deeper
disgus, We repeat We have no feeling
towards MANSON but one Of pity and sorrow.
He is in bad company. aud viii long rue the
day that hs consented to an association with
the men who have bad no thought since the
hour When rebellion reared is head in the
| land but TO embsfrsss the Go vernment. and
out Of the ruins OF he republic build up again
. party which they could control. General
| MASscy is not the first brave soldier Who has
been deceived by the wiIes Of party tricksser.
and eo0spirators against the State He IS .
victim to their arts. for whom fhe country
can feel nothing but pity Lsfsysffs Jsurnsl