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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
LYONS lxATHAIRON.

Kathairon j. from the Greek word 'Ealhro, ,''oT
"kathairo," sigunyinK 70 cleanse, reJusinata and
restore. This ertleis is shat its name signifies.
FOR prrservipg, restoring aud beautlfylng the
human hair Il Is the most remarkable prep ssaiion
in tbs world. IL Is again owned and pat ap by
the original pfopristor, and Is now made with the
same eares skill aud attention which gave u .
sale Of over oue million bottles per Annnm.
ft Is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eraaicates seurf aud dandrun.
II keeps The lead cool and clean.
II makes the hair, rich, soft aud glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling OF and turn
ing gray.
II restores hsfr upon bald heads.
Any lady or GENTLEMAN who values beautiful
head Of hair shoala nse lyons kathaifon. IL is
known and ed Throughout the civilized world.
Sold by ail rospactabis dealers.
DEMAs BARNES CO.. Hsw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

BG- About 2 clock on Sunday morn
ing, a,Atss the Nashville Prsss, three cars
Of the down train on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad were thrown of
tie track about Eve miles south Of Tul-
lahoma Il seems the guerrillas bad
mined the track and sunk large torpe-
do. with a wire attached, in such man
ner that the locomotive would cause It to
explode. But stray horse happened
to pass that way and exploded the torpe-
do prematursly, tearing up about thirty
feet Of the embankment The down
train ran into this hole and seriously
wounded lhree soldiers, besides bruising
others The terrible force Of the explo-
sion, as shown By the hole It made,
would have caused fearful destruction
Of life had the traid passed on to the
place where the Internal machine was
buried For men who would deliberately
plot such wholesale murder no panish-
ment can be too severe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

A RzxaRKABLK JoURSKY ox Foor-
The Louisville journal Of Thursday
says: The Grey Eagle arrived 81 the city
wharf yesterday, from Evansville. An
old lady named Ashcroft, aged eighty-five
years, was passenger on the boat She
is a refugee from Arkansas. She left
ser home sl0ne, and on foot, some weeks
ago. aud wesrily trudging day after
day. she passed the northern boundry Of
Arkansas, 4raversed the southwestern
portion OF Missouri, and, crossing the
southern part Of Illinois, she arrived at
Evansville, Indiana, few days ago. and
was-kindly furnished passage to this city
by the Captain OF the Grey Eagle The
entire distance from the interior Of Ar
kansas to Evansville was Travelled BY
the old lady on foot Taking into con
sideration her advanced age, it was in
deed most remarkable feat Mrs. Ash
croft has friends living ia the vicinity Of
Brandeubarg, Kentucky, and thither
she is bound She should receive a
warm welcome for her perssvering Of
forts to reach them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
X'N'!Z!ZZ'Z1zZz7 Z Z ! n
AND
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StrIcIIanti's Antl-ChOIera
NERwfkarA


Is A COMPOSITION OF AsTRIEGEHTs, AB-
sorhents, Stimuiants. and Csrm natives. which
every physician Acknowledges IS the only prepare
tioH that will eiiaCt permanent cure OF DiarTh9s
and Dysentory. TAis Anti-Chalera Mixture Is
now in In several Of our army hospitals, whore
Il gives the greatest salis8etlon II has saved the
lives 9f thousands efeor soldiers and citizens. and
will guarantee II 20 be the beet remedy 10 the
world Cor Diarrhoea and nysentery.
Mr.. Woods, Of CoSington. kontueky, viii be
NEST happy 10 satisfy any to this virtue of
StrlokiaHd's Apu.Cholera Mixture; Ia fact, We
have = grsat number Of testimonials from patients
who hasa heea cured after being pronounced In
cursble py their physicians, some after taking
only ere bottle Of Strickiand's Anti-CholeTa Nix
ture. ffyou suffer with Dianhwa aud Dysentery,
try one bottle.
Soldiers Ull
You ought net g. DO without such valuable
medicine. The Cincinnati National Unou Of
April 2tfh says 4" Thousands Of eur soldiers have
been saved by the OF Ssrieklaad's Anti-Choiera
Mixture.ff
Fer sale by BRouGuroN WOOD. Evans-
Niile. at 30 cents per bottle.
nays II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
PLANTATION RITTRRs

PLANTATION BITTERs.
cal authorities, and warranted 10 produce an I'M
nasdtals beneficial effect. TheF are excsedingiy
agreeable, Ieffscsly purs, and must superoeed al
other 'onics where a healthy, gentle stimzlsnt IL
They purify, strengthen and invigorsts.
They create hezithy appetite.
They are an antidots 70 chan &c Of water and
diet
They overcome the effects Of dissipation and
They strengthen the sy=tsra and snllysn the
the mind.
They prevent Iaiasruasls and intermittent r.
veTs.
They purify the breath aad asidity Of the
stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiaFrbea and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous
Headache
They make the weak strong. the languld bril-
liant. and ars exhausted natures great restorer
They are conposed of the celebrated Calsss bark
wintergresn, saasafras, roots and hsrbs, all pre-
served Ia perfectly pars 81. Croix rum. For par
tieulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle
BeWafs Of impostors. Examine every bottls
See that II has our private q. 5. Stamp Hnnsti-
lated over the cork, With plantation scene, and
our signatures On hns steel plate side label. See
that cnr bottle Il DOT re-filed with spurious and
dslsterious stuff. Any person pretending 10 sell
Plantation Bitters BY the gallon or 10 bulk, s an
impsstof. Any person Initiating this bottle, or
selling any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Blttsrs or not, Is criminal gndsr the
U. >. law, and VII BE- 80 prosecuted by us. We
already have our eye On several parties rs-6iling
our bottles, &C. Who will succeed ia zattin z
themselves into eioAe quarters. The demand for
Drake.s fiAniation bitters frem ladies, clergy
men, merchants, ke., n Incredible. The simple
trial Of bottle IL fhe evidence present Of their
worth and superiority, They are sold By all re
spectacle druzgists, grocers, physicians, hotels,
saloons, steam boats, aud country stores.
-. II. DRAKE d co.
No. zf2 Broadway, N. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
REMOVAL.
THnS G MAGHEE

As REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
4 fzcfuripw r.fahfs.h-..s-. - ~. : rTpSy.
SHEET, below Main. Ke has large ard ele-
sant assortment OF Homs-nis1- Work, - hne As
ne hnest, guaranteed A. "gsod a. the best" and
i5r sale As Cheap ss the Cheapest" and : little
cheaper
His entire stock - consisting sf 6ae Barxy.
Coach, aud Carriage Harness. Light TrottlRx
HeATy Wagon. DrSy, and ExprSss Harness. sad
dless IN endless variety, Brides of al kinda, Ia
any qrsntity, Collars, Girths. Sureisgiss, Cheek
Lines, Military Work; IN short, everything IA
his liae, from HAme strap 60 MoRiter Sad
die has bsen nssn uiAeturea under his imme-
diste supervision. By skillfei and sxperieaoesl
work nan, aud l. nov o1srsd 20 the trade ~
EASTERN PRICES Being able 70 eompste sue
esssiaiiy With anything in the market, IN style,
nnlsh, durability, and price, he only asks trial
Cali ard examiae for yourselpes apes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

e9~ The Louisville Journal says tha,
the people reFpoud very slowly 10 Gov.
Bramlettes ca!l for 10000 SIX months
troops just as everybody expected
The miserable pro-slavery fanatieism
which is propogsied by the Journal and
is eo-workers will very natuisly put q
damper on volunteering for the defence
Of the Uuion N Kentucky. Neutral
It's" and pro-siavery have debauched and
corrupted the public mind, and Coz
Bramlette has a heavy responsibility
resting on his head for lending himself
against his own convictions Of right, IS
an agent in efecsing that debauobery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31


"esnrrai - fn compliance With memoranda
whlsh accompanied the letter of the seereiary n
fho Treasury 70 the secretary of War IN Itlation
20 what constitutes munitions 81 war, haFa the
homer 70 give ist o. the pfincipai articles Which
eohstifats saeA - ars used - ths ordnAnes De-
ssCAnnen u ell kiodsi gan.carrlAsps af All
kindss eslssQnst ammHnitieH carta, battery wa
gons. sad f0rKss 81 inplemsnts aud sgaspsnsnfs
used Ia working guns ~ prajectiles 81 sRS0th-
bore OF rilsd cannon al maskeis, rides, car
tius4, pistols Hahrss, awoFsis, ianees, aud other
small arms aud appandagea for the same al ar-
cauntFemeuts for srtiiisfy, cavalry, and Iufantfy
Ail hor-a equlpasats and hsrnsss Goa cavalry aud
artillery n1ed partially made up al cartridge
bsgs Allied o. HEaiep. raF4rlaxes fof All kinds Of
small arms fn1as, lead and had bullets; rockets
aud al kinds o. Hsrotechus psfcussieH caps and
al klads u primers; powder of al klnds all
nlae hines Tor hosting o. wsrkinK artillery al
cloth, paper. FoFe, fhresd. Nsz. aaa othef w0fk-
ing lmaieriail fer uaasing ammunition fer cannon
and smaii arIDs al copper, iron, stesi, and arti
clea Of ifonmonEery required Tor military Eur-
passss AL ieathsf and materials for Hanui4ctar-
inE accsutfemeufs and e4aipmenus all timber
ana iauibtr r. = Ean-esrriagss and piatfsrns, al
paints, oils, dyes, AID aeksrs Yeterfhafy ibsfru-
meats and horse medicines Tor srtiilsFy aud car
airy salphur. uitTe, ehascoki, and eheBicais, aud
sll artieles In any way used iR The mAnafaetuFs q
powder. fireworks, inesndlNry composition, or
laboratory stores taggthsr Nith Al smiths. car
pcaters' and saA4isra' t8sls models aaa gauges
u every description used ~ the fsbrieatlsn
pair q any Of the fqFsSohg srtisiss aHa material
ssYcry respeesiuliy,
Your 0be4iant servant,
- b. orders GE0. 4. BALCH,
Capt. ordInanes, Principal Asst.
20 Ghief - Ordnance.
uMaJOR-OES IL W HAIfnrK.
''chisf o. stalf % the Army,
nay2llw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

RJ~ The Richmond WAig said recent
y: "The people Of the Confederacy
are By no means prepared tor the fAiiare
Of Lee They have not permitted them
selves TO contemplate The probability Of
anything but victory. They have made
up their minds, unwisely, that the war
must end one way or the other this year,
forgetting quite that there can be bat
one way. III Lee should fail aud his
army be unsuccessful, We greatly fear
thar he majority ef fAs people sooutd
begin % lock me Other ray.
II General Grants army vas all killed
and captured, no sucb dependency
would oVerwhelm The indamitable deter
mination Of the twenty odd millions in
the free state.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
uAaAN.s mAnNor A nALm.

EE4NtHF = HaNFFNVA - bAAa"N
This Is the most delightful ami extraordinary
article eser discovered. II changes the sun burnt
face aud hands to p1ary satie texture II ravish-
ing beauty, inparting the marble purity of youth
asa the Dubuque appearance 80 inviting In the city
belle of fashion. IL removes tan, freekies, pim
pies aud roughusss ffpm the skin, leaving the com
Ploxion fresh, transparent and smooth. u con-
tains no material inInrious 20 the Skin. Patron-
tied BY Actresses aud Opera singers. II IL what
every lady should hhve. Sold everywhere.
Prepared BY w. 4. Hagan, Troy, n Y.
Address all orders 10
DKAAs $, BARNES CO. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

tons, Mr. Breckinridge entered into
discussion Of the question of slavery,
deducing the right Of the State to eman-
eipate the slaves in her borders when 8
given generation shall have passed away,
as Q State would be eompetent to say
that person born after 3 given period
should be tree. He also advocated the
right of State TO abolish slavery through
the medium of compensation TO the mas
ters. in aid Of which the General Gov
ernment would have rendered Just remu-
neration IN lands or otherwise; showing
that the policy of compensation would
gain TO the Union party the votes Of
rebels, as their friendship or enmity de-
pended upon the amount of eompensa-
ton they we're to receive.
The speaker continued by saying that
there are in Kentucky three great polit-
ical divisions, which are about equal in
point of strength, VIZ the seeessioRists,
the truly loyal, and the utterly unrelia-
Bile If the seeessionists fall in with the
unreliable, we may be beaten At the
ballot box; but our children viii continue
the fight, and will eventually win.
Mr. Breckenridge alluded facetiously
to the Convention OF the conservatives,
IN session at this time, as a very decent
party, composed Of men who we're fond
Of mule contracts and Government
Offices; paid a glowing tribute to the
lamented General Nelson, whom he
characterized as the savior Of Kentucky,
and closed with an eloquent appeal 10
the loyal men of Kentucky, aud Of the
Union TO be true to themselves and to
their country.
After Mr.. Breckinridge bad concluded
his remarks, Mr. Curtis +. Burnam vas
called for.
Mr. Barnam said that the cry of Abo-
litionism bad been attached TO his name
ever since he had acted with any politi-
cal party, Bat he was proud to say that
that name had ceased to be a terror
his slave property at the beginning Of
the war would have sold for 81, 600 but
now it was not worth 81, 600 He charg-
ed this depreciation of his property ic
/ the Seeessionists. If nov he was called
to vote, he Sould vote 10 free every ne
gro in the State Of Kentucky He charged
/ that the war had been commenced for
the inauguration Of the reign Of slavery.
t Now that Il had been commenced he was
/ for lighting them 30 the end. He favor
/ ed the restoration Of the Union. and
E would sustain our soldiers in the Geld.
He hoped the day was not far distant
whe the city Of Richmond would fall
Then he woald have Abraham Lincoln
elected President Of the United States.
He had devoted bis time to speaking and
laboring in favor Of the cause, and so
long as his breath continued he would
work on. lie eounselled unity OF action,
aud hoped when this body adjourned, il
/ would be to return TO their homes and
work with renewed energy for the old
/ ship of State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

Advertisements inserted In spealAl Notice col
ann charged twenty-five por eent extra.
Local Notioer, - cents per line. No notice,
however short inserted fof less than (sil one
dollar
Marriage Notices, one dollar. Funeral Nelless,
one dollar
Advertisements discontinued before expl.ation
Of contract will be charged for the time Inserted
seeordiag to the above rates.
All TRANSIENT aad o. ession&i advertisements
must be paid for In asvalcn.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
sTfNs9N a sFR0ULE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
HEIMsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

NOT A DYE
But restores gray hair 10 its original color. by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural susie
nance, Impaired By age disease. All insitHfaas.
ous dyes e0mpeasd of lunar eoatic. destroying <
the Vitality and beauty Of the hair. aud Afford ai
Themselves DO dressing. fielmstncct's IHimitabie
Colorng nSt only rratores hair to ta natural color
by an easy process, hut gives the haira
Luxurtant Beauty,
promotes ita growth prevet ts it, falling co. Grad.
icates daudruh, sns iraparts health aud pleasant.
ness 90 the bead. IL has stood the test Of time 10.
ing the eoiorlnal ifsir Cooriag, and ia constantly
increasing IN faver. Used BY both gentlemen and
ladies. II is sold BY all respectable dealers, or
can be pr0eufea by them II the commercial
agents, y. 3. BARNEs 4 co, 2i2 Broad way. New
York. Two sizes. 90 cents asd 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
Unconditional Union State COnsen.

LOUISVILLE, May Is.
At l2 o'clock the Convention was
called to order by Judge r. K Williams
After reading the call for the Conyea-
ton, Judge Samuel l. Lusk, Of Garrard,
was chose chairman pro ten. Col. A.
G. Hodges, Of Frankfort, was also
chosen temporary Secretary.
On motion Of Judge Williams Com
mittee Of Credentials and Permanent
Organization was appointed by the chair
as follows
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

TIE IxLASD TELEGRAPH LISE-The
following letter from the Secretary of
War, on the subject Of the forged Proela-
nation, suppression Of telegraph line,
ke-, addressed to the President Of the In
land Telegraph Company, viii interest
the public:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
wAsHrserox, Nay q. 1864:

y - 10 AEJr.
SfR-The investigation Of this depart
ment relieves your company Of al sus-
picion Of being concerned with the trans
mission or publication of the recent for
gerry purportng to be proclamation By
the President, aud eountersigned By the
Secretary Of State The satisfactory ar
rangements made ty your COMPANY with
this department will, hope, do much
toward inspiring the public with Just
confidence in your telegraph line, and
the loyalty, prudence and discretion Of
its management
i our obedient servant,
EpwIS ". SrAyTos,
Secrstsry Of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
Robaclx's Bittet.s.
CREENBAcKs ARE GOOD, but
RoRAClx's ARE BETTER.

STOMACH BITTERs.
Ten thousaad boithes
sold IN cns manth. The
most popular stomach
bittcls In use
RoBAcK's BTTTKRs.
Good for al deranre-
ment Of the stomach
bilieusness, liver com
plAihi, and general de-
hiiity.
RoRACK's BTTTRRs
They possess wonder,
fal tonic properties, Civ
ing tone 20 the appetitz
and tigsstive organs.
R0BACK's BTTTERs
Debilitated ladies an
sedeutary persons viii
flnd in theni an excal
leHt tonic
BoBACKsS BITTERS
A wiueglassfns befor'
sach meal will removi
! Indigestion aud all live
diseases.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
coNMlrrEr az oRnANilArInN-

COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION.
First District-J. 4. Bolinger
Seeohd District--J. J. Harrison.
Third. District-George I. BlRyke.
Fourth Distriet--George w. Hite.
Fifth Distriet-James Speed
Sixth Disirict--J G. Sayres.
Seventh Distriet-John l. Smedley.
Eighth Distiiet-George Denny.
Ninth District--George M. Thomas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
COTTON EXPRESS.
NOTICE.
Additional Regulation of Trade.

Additional Regulation Of Trade.
= z-.2z Treasury Department., April -, 1884
LvIII. rs ACCORDANCE WITH THE RF-
A c9mmandatioh Of the Lieutenant.
General, transmitted 20 this Department hy the
Sseretary % War, under date u the agh inst .
" A Il trsds In arms and munitions of var in Ken.
tueky, and the Mississippa River below Calra' n
is hereby prchibifed aud all ollcrrs Of the Tres-
sHry De aartment arr enjeined to aid Ia earryinK
this eFdsf into effect. s. p. CHASE.
Secretary % tbs Treasury.
The following letter viii eKplslH what is meant
By a unltioas of warsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
MEDICAL.
s. T.-1SeO.-Y.

Persons of sedsntary habit. troubled with
wsaknes lassitads, palpitation Of the heart, lack
Of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation, deserve to suffer, HI they will no,
trY the celebrated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-09
LAsst1r. M july 18th. fses

49, LAssIIT, H., July 18th, 1865.
JoHx n moor Esq-Desr SIR: have been q sufferer
~ ok yeass Win Chroie Rhea matsn and IKE great
rleasure il your LsIleand Gout Mem
r~le GneeAe - ~ ihe best eseine for that isease
en3 have ever heard Of When commenced taking Il
cou1d hardly walk cit still, great tho psp
"a IN thres daysI vss ree IT, And my legs are or
the rst time IN Eve pears FREQ from pain and feel SO
uIkae tAAf Itak vonid b eaaenE all thu while II IL
iA not cost much fog usic Bat SIR, It II splendid
U,eAeane aH would ~ fhoee sfrfel with
thase dsses txy It. 4 hare ~ 10aad Cart ymond
n ffen Of uniue) on HE back With kTnn,acry rhcu
nssisn and sold Mn What youys medicine did for
be viii sepd . ron for some Of t. Enclosed please Ind
two dollars and send tup totsles Of the Specific III
ahoad mot ned 4 myseeL viii give It 70 some one tt
osa for there arc plenty that ARE suffering With thcss
Diseases that u1c4 1Atea with yoar sSecinc ana
think that you csght to pubh & n every city In TIE
ONION. vay respectfn!ly, yg9ffa
EEMs4 a4& Carr. jan ~ 1OWN,
sss.s., . s.r. s7ies.fs 1Sisss. ci,
- - Is ~ - DEL tss J.M-Al
Elt sA1s Csered 1lreHs!
~ ~, e,vss - sas.ass y -. .s.ss v..a,.
| - - tha1a nm1neeasL s1Asss u. EAAsss@
ROB SALE BY. ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-09
THE GATE GIT
FRIDAY, DEC. Q.
oomPLlmENr TO oRN. BAKEa.

OOMPAlMkNG ~ 0kNs 0AAn0s
The Cincinnati Gazette pays the fol-
loving handsome and well.nieritsd CON.
pliment to Adjutant General Baker Of
this State for prompt attention to the To-
juries and death Of Iowa soldiers in the
late railroad collision near Lafayette,
Indiana:
The people are frequently shocked by
reports Of the Wholesale Slaughter, Of. sol
diers on railroads. They are also shocked
by the indifference manifested on such
occasions. As soldiers take their lives 70
their hand when they volunteer to fight
for their country. the killing of q soldier
on his way to the batte-geld, is viewed
by railroad managers, in many cases. with
about the same feeling that would be ex-
hibaed in the case of The accidental killing
OF . horse or q mule. 1t is time that this
inhumaDity should be punished, and We
have been amazed that no steps had been
taken by the authorities 10 this direction.
No steps have yet bsen taken by the Ma
tional authorities, but We are glad to
observe that the State Of iowa has taken
the matter in hand. Here is an order
ITO whom it may Concern" that has the
ring Of humanity and justice:
AnJrrAxr GgsEnaI's OFFICE
DAVENPORT. Iowa, Nov. s, lS6A (
To ,ch3m II may Concern
request the heirs Of all the Iowa SOL
diers killed by collision Of railroad trains
near lafayette. Indiana, October 81,
1864 to report their names to me.
And further request that the wound
ed Cat same time and place and the friends
aud relatives of the wounded, report to
me the present condition of the wounded,
the nature Of wounds, and oil circunstan.
cts that will tend to justice in this case
Ii reports are correctly made to me,
the deaths and wounds Of these men were
occasioued by gross negligence and |
caution all heirs, or others interested,
against making any settlement with any
railroad company until they consult With
me aud obtain the Information which l
have in my possession.
N.B BAKER
Adjuant General Of Iowa
This means business. II means that
the railroad company shall be made to pay
q penalty for the soldiers killed and wound.
ed on the occasion referred to. 1t means
further. .hat by touching the most tender
place about corporation--iis treasury
railroad managers shall be made to recog-
nizs the fact that they seem to ignore, that
soldiers are men, whose lives are precious
to themselves, TO their friends. and to
their country. and that they are not to
BE- slaughtered with impunity. Il is to
be hoped that our Own State, and all other
States, will promptly follow the example
OF the gallant AMI patriotic State of Iowa