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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, OCF. 81.
UNION MEErlNGs.

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The following rseetings have been arranged by tn
Union Central Committee Of Lee county The gentisn
named below will address the people At the times am
places designated upon the questions involved in tn
present Presidential contest.
1t is expected that the Union Executive Committee
and the friends OF the Union in the respective townships
will make all proper for the eetns< and
give extensive and timely notice thereof.
Oct g. 1854. Chairman Central Com.
The speaking WI commence at o'clock at each ap
pointment unless otherwise indicated.
Saturday. Nov. 5th Gen II Reid Col D HiIlis
GsgEN BAY rowssHiP-Roeers' school House Wetlnes
day, October lath-iion u Sullivan Kinley. Esq.
CLAIM School Housk-Saturday November sth--
Jno Van Ydkenbure. j Wintsrbothsnr q wills n
DEsMsEx TowSsarP-Dvnmsrk. Friday, Nov. 4th-Gen
oyERroNs 5 Ho1L HousE-wednesdsy, Nov. 2d-Hon
McCrary, Jno Van vaikenbu-g
ST pAuL-Th rsiay Nov. 3d-Dr VI wahrer Or II +
stemple, III stemple, Isl. Tbs meeting will be ad-
dressed in German.
HARRISON Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Nov 1st-
Hon @ Mccfary, Beck.
ISDspESpsScE ScHooI Housg-S,turday, Nov 5th-Y
Ein'er, Capt Galand Lno Van yalkenburg
EDWARDS school IiorsE-satufday, Nov. 5th-J H
wAsaINsros TowxsHir-Eon7s School House wednes
day. Nov 2d-Dr D L Mc'nsin. j Ii winterbntham.
WHITES School loUsE-fhnrssiay, NOV. 3d-pr Geo
Shedd, Wilson, fno Van valkehburg
Skies ; Root HousE-Thursdsy, Nov. 3d--Dr L
McGngin J II winterbotham.
VAN BessS Tr-Croton Saturday Nov 5-Coi
HILLS, J II Beck.
wARREs-Friday, Nov. 4th--R kinney, Jno Van VAL
kenhurg.
ALLEN School TIorss-Saturlay. Nov. 5th-2 o'clock
p NJ, Or D Mc6ugia, uol J Rankin.
srMsTviLLE-M Monday, Oct 3ist-Hon Ii Sullivan,
ii BECK.
Nasty LLE-saturday. Nov. 5th-coi Rankin, Capt
w ialland.
wRIsats SCHOOL HousE--Saturday, Nov sth--IIon
Prank nailinger, Capt Galland
Meetings in Kcok will be announced by special no
kices in the Daily cate City
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Letter from Capt MsLrs Alexander Leitch Druggist
before Jso. H. BLOOD became agent for the Medicine.
Il 81. Louis, March 81, lS634
ALEX, LEIfcH, Esq.:-Like many Of MY profession
have suffered severely with rheunat and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific happy
say that its nse in few dsvs health
4 tsigned,l CAPT. MALlN, Of steamer warsaw.
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Legal Notices.
NrATE OF Iowa Lee County, Sss.

.rATE OF Iowa Lee County. tss.
In the District Court Of said County at Pert Madison
William Corbin PiaiatE Hacker Bro 4 Co. Riley 4
f-adi-iafl, Leyiek Jenkihs co, John W Walker
II -nrs Stevens and john W ,nkil Trustees Robert
A Clarke, and WI lam A. Clark Def ndLIsts.
AOtic1 herein given 10 the defendants herein above
smed hat prtiton in civil ton on file in the
9th Of the District curt s'or said duly verified
p behalf OF the above named plaintiff against you and
ain NJ decree against you finding the petitioner
the Vwner in fee Of lot in block So in tn city of
AeOkHk Lee county Iowa; that all right title Interest
Snd IN o. each 81 the defn isns in said realty be
|ngui-h he'd and that the said Walker Rankin aud Ste
ms, Trustees convey to petitioner all TIL title
rest atq ired by them under certain deed If trus
g~iher With the ii lie and interest Of the said Crks
= herein and tor general r~ii-f
And nuess appear and make defense thereto before
Don OF the second dsy of the xt term Of said Court
: commerce. the Rr-t VI inday Of December 1851
idEm-nt will be rendered against you prayed for in
+
49, ..4t4..a.4- hOD.."I "A utULai IRE.
octl5-d4w Attorney for Petitioner.
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81. Lorfs, June Il. 1853.
Mn. Jso. H. BLOOD. Agent Of Lallemand's Rheumatism
Gout and Neuralgia Specihc:-I have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and say that have nevei
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and -aa,sry that has in all the where
have used it. Dr. q. W PHILLIPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

T. OR SALE-The Large and Commp.
J al four story Brick Ware Hsuse stusfs n the
"a. tn,l now occupied by w. N. Sfursn Lot txiS9-
Ait.s goDd. Enquire Of = = EkN-kACA
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LssaILy, Ill.,, July 10th, 1868
JoHy II. BLoop, Esq-Dssr SIR: have been sufferer
for six years with Chronic Rheumatism and take great
pleasure in recommending your Laemand Cont and Neu-
-algia Specific be the best medicine for that dsease
that have heard Of When commenced taking II
could hardly walk sit sfi, great was the pain
and three days free from IT, and my legs are fs
the first time in ave year, free from pain and feel 90
nmbie that think would be dancing all the while IL n
lid much for music. But SIR II Is sp3epdid
medicine and would recommend all those sii;cted wifi
those diseases H. have Just found Capt RI vYnopd
70 friend of mne1 his back with infammafoyy rheu
mstism and told him what your medicine did for me
he will send yon for of It, Enclosed please fnd
dollars and send two bottles Of the Specific If
should not need myself sill give u some one that
does for there plenty that suffering With shoee
scNscs that are unacquanted with your Specific and
think that you ought to publsh in every cit, the
Union. Very respectfully. yours.
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN,
sA Residence, Chicago, III.
Pc Send medicine to care Of p r. W. Whitman. Chi
cago. $3.50 J.W.B.
10 has Cured Hundreds !!
who Ssve Owen their csftncstss to that eaec within
the past three months.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUG GISTs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
Paul Vollett,

HAVING bought niciiterost Oh John Troo6 r
III IN the store and Bakery establishment Of
the firm Of Messrs, Irocgcf & Co.. will still
continue % carry. on -lba Bakug business at
The old stand on the corner, opposite Tie Vir'
ginia House, Fresh Broad, Oakes, Pics, 60,
always on hand Orders tofumish social par
ticspromptly Rtteudedto
In conpeSion with the aboscT have a good
stock Of Groceries sc ! also keep good
quality Of ale on h.nds ask for share Of
The public patronage
D'l keep on hand Gr sale The best quail
~ Of rbur, [noy 3 lsGl-lY.
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Two Dollars a Year.

From and after this dale (Oct. IS, J
our terms will be 80 year in advance,
and So 50 ifnot paid in advance. We
again urge upon our Frisods who are in
arrears the ascessiiy Of settling lh,ir ac,
counts. Msny know that they are in.
deb,ed to US for one and two years, and
might send US tie money at oace, II
our patrons do moi pay up more prompt
ly than they have been doing We viii
be compelled to uspeud tie publication
of our paper Itisan unpleasant fact
that since tie greatrisc in paper, we can
hardly maze both end, meet We will
send bills 10 lie paper during tbismonth
10 thoso who owe as, showing their in
dsb'elacss, and hope all receiving them
viii respond Immediately.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
4 Rerlne foI ihe Cure of Feyer s Ague.

A Recipe for the Cure of Fever s Ague.
BANGOR Vanburen county, Michigan, Sept.
9th, ls6I.-Dr. Q. W. Robaok-STi Your Blood
Purifier and Pills sell better here thnn any OH
er medicines could keep. They are Just the
medicine for the people, peculiarly adapted Tor
the cure Of Fever and Ague, but the people use
them MS general me- icine.
To break nm attack Of the Ague take table
spoonful ofthe BLOOD Purifier every hour and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, and in three days tie complaint will
be removed and permanent cure Effected.
All who trv this treatment before applying
to Physician will be saved much cos, and SUI
icring Yours Truly, A, B. TAFT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
Estray Notice,

WEST VIRGINIA, MASON COUNTY
TO.WIT. 10 the Recorder Of said County;
We Martin Long, B Hays and c. D Rob.
erts, three free.holdcrs Of the said county, do
hereby certify that by virtue Of 4 warrant to US
directed by A. G Beard, Justice ofthc Perce
sf said county, we have this day on our oaths
viewed and appraised a mare taken up by @.
=. johnson OF his premises, as an estraS and
assess the value Of said mare at seventy FIVE
dollars. The said mare is l5l5 hands high,
three years old last Spring, Of very dark brown
color almost black, with two small white spots
on each thigh the bone above the right eye u
little lower than tle left. well formed, Given
under our hands thi, l4th dav Of November,
1864. b, S. HAYES,
@. D. ROBERTS,
MARTIN LONG.
Copy Tys'e:
Nov l7-3wa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-17
Neekl!gy 8e9ister
Local Matters,

To ADVERTISERS The Register has
the largest circulation Of any paper pub.
lishel in this section Of West Virginia,
and the only one in This Congressional
District that is published regularly
and, therefore, is the best advertising me-
dium in this section of the State,
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n7gHnszsxySrszEn1lHv1rrza
POINT PLEASANT M&RKET

PolNr PLEASANT Nov. lG, 1864
GROCERIES Coffee, 50 o,sNpr ID
Sugar brown 80 cis, .wtile 4orts, Pcr
pound; Molasses 81 3O@3l 40 pr gall
Golden Syrup 81 50; Rice l2l cts. pei
pound Tea 50 so to SO rs per pouSJ.
PROVISIONS Beans 50 5002 10
per busholi Dyicj apples So 50 per-
busheI.
POTAToES-New potatoes 81 90
a bushcl.
EGGS--BUTTER- Eggs 10 cts pr.
dozen; Butter 80 cents per Id.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are worth from
Sc to SO 80 per dozen.
FLoUR,-FIour from 50 90 to sll
Perbbl, Wheat is worth from ~ 7Oa
81 90 ger busbcl,
CoRN--To tho Ear 80; Shollcd, 90
cents per bushcl
Corn Meal 81 90 per bushol.
BACON--Sboulders 25 cts per pound
Sides 81 and Hams 80 cts per ID.
BEEF--Sleaks Zoe per pound Roast
BEST cuts OGoc per b,
WOOD Good wool ia selling at
90 JO@S3 90 a cord
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AITrNTIOY MILITIAl!

Headquarters Tooth Re-. w, v NJ
Pt, Pleasant, " v, Nov. s.h.
There viii b, two RegimenIal Courts
Of Inquiry and one R gimenlal Court
held for the lO6lh Regiment West yjr,
gtnia AiIido, on Saturday, Noccmber Mr
28M, at the Cour, House, in Point Plea.
SAINT, Wes Va. Notice is hereby given
TO all commissioned officers of said Reg
imant, 80 be PRESENT, as all who fail to
appear niil be fned to tie fullest extent
ofthe law.
By Ord,r Of
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TAX. p. A. Y, .EiEsS,
Take Notice!
OFFInE GoLLEUTOR An. REY. !

UFfIUL UULLNUTUN IN 7, NEN Z
SrcoSp CoLLEorIoY Dsrmcr, WEST VA !
NOTICE is hereby given to The Tax Payers
IN Of Mason county, that the Special Income
Tax as prescribed by ab Act approved July
Ill., 1864, i, now due aid must b. paid ut the
time and place herein designated, viz; At the
Office of JohuMason, in Point Plea ant, on the
2Gih inst On all W. neglect III S notice the
p9nalty will be enforced, (Which is 10 per cent
added The monthly Tax for September, is
also due and must be paid at the time aud
place above named,
A S. CORE,
Collector 81 District West "a,
nov INV
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All the foregoing interests were muugagcd
and assigned by said Peter Clark to said vii
lard Parker, as security for adebt, which with
interest 10 tof September, 1854, amounted
to ssh 26l 81, to loreclose which the sale Is or.
dered 10 be made,
TERMS or SALE;-0ne hsf the purchase
moueyin six month, aud the balance in twelve
months, with interest. The purchasers giving
bonds wi happroyed securities
G. PARKER.
November 10 it-no 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
shsrInan's Expedition

MEMPHIS, Feb. 25.-Arrivals from
vicksburg confirm previous reports that
Sherman had occupied Selma, Alabama.
Reports from Gen. Smiths cavalry ex-
petition are not so good.
Several stragglers who arrived here
to-day state that Forrest, Adams, Lee
and Rhoddy had concentrated against
him, and had succeeded in driving him
back with considerable loss. He had a
severe fight at West Point, Miss. The
slow movements of Col. Earring 5 divi-
sion, consisting mainly of New Jersey
and Pennsylvania regiments, delayed
this expedition six days, giving the enc
my time to concentrate against them.
The report is that Smith is slowly fall
ing back towards Memphis, but the re-
port is not generally believed, as but
little credit can be placed in the state
meut Of stragglers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
A Battle ia Florida.

NEW YORK, Feb 27.-The Times says:
The steamship Fulton, from Port
Royal on Wednesday last, arrived here
at late hour late last night, bringing
information Of sad reverse to our ex-
petition under Gen. Seymour, in Flor
ida. We are unable to give details, be-
cause, after the Fulton had put out into
the bay, she was boarded by the Provost
Marshal and Quartermaster, with orders
from Gen. Gilmore to deprive passen-
gers of private letters in their posses
sion.
To passenger by the Fulton We are
indebted for the following main facts of
the battle:
On the afternoon Of the Goth, our
troops under Gen. Seymour met the en-
envy, 900 strong, fifteen miles beyond
Sanderson, Florida, on the line of the
Jacksonville and Tallahassee Railroad.
The battle was desperately fought tor
three hours, and at sunset our forces
were overwhelmed by numbers, and re-
+ treated to Sanderson, taking with them
the greater part of our wounded.
/ The eth, 4Sth, and l50th New York,
9th Massachusetts, and 8th Regulars
were engaged. Col. Fribly, of the Regu'
lars, was left dead on the field. Col
Reed, Hungarian officer, was MORALLY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
From Gen. Grants Department,

CIHcIXxATI, Feb. 2T.-The Gdzcttcs
Tunnel Hill dispatch of the 10Th says,
on Thursday night our troops fell back
to Tunnel Hill, which place will be held
The reconnaissance was entirely sue
cessfnl, aud developed the fact that the
enemy ID in force at Dalton. Claiborne's
division, which bad been dispatched to
reinforce Polk, vac recalled and got
back in time to participate in the fight.
This was one important result accom-
plished. Our entire loss 10 500 The
rebels suffered more severely.
The Commercial Huntsville, Ala,
dispatch says, reliable Information shows
that LongStreet is falling back to Allan
ia. Part of his force, it is supposed,
reached there on the 18th A large por-
ton Of his army are without shoes, and
many nearly naked
Wheeler has been relieved from the
command of the rebel cavalry by Brock
inridge and Buekner, who are preparing
for o raid into Kentucky
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
To ConsuIntIves.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health
in few weeks, Ly very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption -
ia anxious to make known to his f-liow-sufIercrs
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free of charge), with the drec
tions for preparing and using the same. which
they will find a suRE CURE FOR CoNsuNPrION
ASTHMA, BRoScAITis, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is TO benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceivcs to be invaluable; AID he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, az it win coet them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Y i'll please I'D.
dress Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
wiiiiamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
The siUvs remedy be obtained 10 Evans
will. Il Ne srs. keller & WHITE,
Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
Later from Europe-Arrival of the
Asia

New YORK., Feb. 2S.-The steamer
Asia, from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown on the l4th, arrived this
morning.
Lord Derby, in the House Of Lords,
attacked Earl Russslls defense of the
Government policy relative to steel
rams The latter declined to produce
the papers pending the legal iuvestiga-
ton.
In the House of Commons Layard re-
iterated the statement that Adams had
no verbal or written communication with
Earl Russell on the subject of Stewards
dispatches Of the 18th of July last.
Fitzgerald called attention to the cir
cumstances attending the capture Of
certain British vessels by Federal eruis.
ers and :hc murder OF one Of the crew of
the Saxca by Federal Lieutenant. He
said that Russell bad DOT done enough
in the matter. and moved far the cores
poudeuce.
The Attorney General opposed the
motion. He said that the principle Of
the prize adjudication in America is the
same as in England, and the disposition
of the American Government is very
fair aud just.
In the general debate several speeches
F. charged the Government with truck
| ling policy towards the American Gov.
ernment
Lord Palmerston said it was due to
/ the American Government to say they
invariably received England's represen'
tations in the spirit of equity and JUS
! ice
| He quoted the Trent case as evidence
| Of the desire to do right
1t was prejudicially a good under.
standing between the powers to accuse {
foreign Government Of an act of which
il is not guilty and to express distrus
of their equity, and nothing justified
such charges.
The resolution was Withdrawn
A questionable report was in circula
ton that two frst-class English houses
who we're sufferers by rebel cruisers, ar
about to dispatch one Of the tastes
steamers afoat in pursuit of the pirates
1t is suggested that this may be anothe
rebel dodge.
II is confirmed that England had pre-
posed an armistice, on the basis OF n
: evacuation Of all Schleswig EXCEPT Alse
, by the Danes. Russia, France, an
h Sweden support the proposition. 1t
t eAted that Austria assents. The resu
!. is not yet known.
More skiFmishes are reported ffoI
the seat of war.
The Germans were receiving large r
Inducements and making preparation
= against Alser
The Prussians occupied Altoona
spite Of severel protests The Dan
D we're capturing Prussian vessels.
At The Banks of France has game
100000 francs in specis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29

wounded; and all the officers o. Hamii-
ons battery were wounded Capt. Ham
i,ton, wounded in the arm, and Lieut..
/ Myrick. in the foot, are at Gen. Gill
more headquarters at Hilton Head
Col Guy, of the 18th Massachusetts, had
four horses shot under him. but escaped
unhurt
The Cosmopolitan arrived at Beaufort
on Monday evening, with 240 of the
wounded, Col Reed among them, who
was living when the Fulton left on
Wednesday.
r Tie enemy's loss is not known. They
captured FIVE guns 1t is supposed that
the troops were from Braggs army.
Gen. Hardee was on the field, HAVING
come to Florida on visit 10 his family
and also to form second marriage.
Our loss is varionsly estimated at
from 500 to 1900 We understand the
purSer of the Fulton has list of the
killed and wounded, which he will show.
but will not allow to be copied.
Seventy-eight rebels were brought BIS
the Fulton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
Correspondence on retaliation.

New YORK, Feb. Pin the CORE
spondence between Gems Peck and Pick
ct, in relation to the death of the rebel
Col Shaw and the subsequent execution
by the rebels of negro soldiers for his
alleged murder, Gen Peck inclosed the
Presidents order for retaliation in the
case of soldiers of the United States kill
ed in violation Of the laws Of war, and
saws he will refrain from executing rebel
soldiers until he learns Picket action in
the premises. Picket replies that if he
caught any negro who had killed either
Confederate officer, soldier or citizen, he
would Immediately execute him. He
has $50 Z. s. officers and soldiers in his
passion, and for every man Peck exc
cutes he will hang ten.
Advioes received at the State Depart
ment from the Peruvian minister at ia
pan, dated January l1th, states that the
Alabama at that time was still at large
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COLGATE,s HONEY soar.


This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni.
versal demand ia made iroGi the choicest ma
teriss, Is mild aud cInOIIient in its nature,
fragrantly scented, aud extremely bepe
fieiaIin it, action uPou the skin. Fer -sls Ivy
Druggists aud Fancy Goods pcslsrs.
Que of HunneweiI's Great Remedies.
HUSNEWEJL'S TOLU AEopfNE.-- Tits
most wonderful aud reliable preparation vhich
las earued lite true name aud fame by results
which has bafied every other attempt at relief in
Neuralgia. hLeHEdtiso, Geut, Nervous He'd Ache
Tooth aud Ear Acke, BoFel CO;aPiai''ts, Hyteria,
Distress gler RatHg, Loss Of Sleep, Gener NerrOVs
DsEilitg, Paroxisns IN Fhooping Cough aud Asthma,
now declared TO be largely Nervous. For the pains
in Mol.tkI MenstrHatioa perfect relief, while na
lures sfterwoGk 10 undIsturbed, sad one Of its
most important points.
This valuable preparation should be In every
Family as no description equals its real necessity,
OF its splendid results.
J. L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
E6For sale BY all wholesale and retail dealers.
KELLER 4 WHITE, Agents.
AovI9-2m Evansville, Ind.
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rs Let those who have doubted the virtues
BrUL's CEDRoN BITTERs, if auy such there be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel.
known in this community, asd doubt DO more
It's general Introduction into the army will ssFe
the lives ofthousands Of our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jups ID. lst5.
Ne, the uu.ierslgnei, have seen the good effects
produced by The use of pr. JoUS Bills CEDsoN
BrrrrRs in ca. Of general debility aud prostratou
II tbs system, AMI believe its general Use would
prevent disease aud relieve much snDeFloS-
AuouS our soldiers particularly would this be the
case, especially those who exposed te MAS
matte influence in the Southern climate
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. II Dis. BY.
CHAS. z. COTTON,
Collector VI tbs Fori OF Jouisvills. Ky.
COT. II. DENT,
Provost Marshal Geu1 of Kentucky.
REV. u. Z. HESDERoOS,
vice Prss't of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES & CO,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. Y. DoERS.
Prop Louisville Azzeiger.
. HUGHES i PARKHIJL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street,
Z Louisville, Nv.
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisville.
HART & EAP0THER,
photographers, cor. Market aud Third sts.-
/ Louisyiliy, Ky.
/ JULIUS WINTER, -. a.
Clothing Merchant, cor. Sd and Market SITS
Louisville, ny.
! CAPT. 3. F. HILDRETH,
/ OF Steamer Major Anderson
/ MAI. L. T. THUSTON,
Paymaster L. s. Army
c. NJ. METCALF,
National HOTEL Louisville, NY
/ COL. JESSE BAYLES,
9Th KY. Cavalry.
! GEORGE D..PRENTCE,
Louisville Journal.
Sas advertisement 10 suotber column.
febG ' Sold by PETER NIERLlhus
APenf EyansuiilR, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-29
2. HoRNpRooK. Sec 8

. 4 CoPPERHEAD CAUcUs.-The Third
Street clique had secret caucus 10
Lamasco on Friday night, Of which we
have received an linking. 1t was at
tended by the leaders in force. They
chuckIed greatly over the supposed de
lection Of the radical Germans, and had
much TO say in regard to what Mr..
Bishop was going to do and say; bit
the very sensible editorial which we re-
publish from the columns of the Union
this morning knocks the sand from be-
meath their hastily constructed castle,
and leaves it ike the baseless fabric OF
a vision, with not a wreck behind It is
not strange that the Third Street organ
Of yesterday is so bitter and scurrillous
on the editor of the Union 1t wsi
rather unkind to dash suddenly the last
hope they held