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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
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For Weakness arising from E>cesses, hab-
lis Of Dissipation. Early !ndisrretion Of
Abuse, attended with the following symp-
lnaisp,siton to ESertion, Loss of Power,
Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Bresthng,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
pimness of Vision. Pain in tie Back.
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body
Dryness of the Skin, Erurtions on the Face
Paid Countenance.
These symptoms if allowed to 60 on. which
this medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
Enpotcacp Fatatp, EpHeptic Fits.
In one of which the Patient may expire.
N'ho can say that they are not frequently
followed by tn csc 'slrefrl Diseases"
"lNSANITI AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause of their suffer-
ing,
But NONE WILL coNFRss TIE RECORDS OF THE
INSANE AsYLUMs.
and Melancholy TeutAs ~ Consumption bear am
pie witness to the Truth Of the assertion
The Constitution. once affected mith Organic
Weakness requires the aid Of Medicine to
Strengthen an | ln,igorate the System
whirh' ELNBOLD.S EXTRACT BUCHU in
rGriublv does.
Trial viii convince the mestSkcptical:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

None are genuine unless
the words "Aoilowdy, Aev York and London
are discernible as Water-mark IL every leaf
IF the book Of directions around each pc. or
box; the same may plainly be seen by holding til
leafto the light. A handsome reward will be
given to ore rendering such information as
may lead to the detection Of any party or par
ties counterfeiting the medicines or vending
the same. knowing them to be spurious.
*xsSold ut the mandatory or Professor
Holiouay, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine, throug hout the civilized world, in boxe
at % cents, and 81 each.
D0rThere is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance pat
tents inevery disorder arc affixed to each box.
5vnl7.
e6Dealers in my we'll known medicines
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &C., sen
them, FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
Thomas Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane n. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Diseases thase Organs requires tle aid
Of q DIi REiiG. tEiNSBaLDS ENTRACT
EUG!lU Is TIE GREAT ulURETlC, and is
certain to have tie desired effect in all ris-
eases fa, nhtch L Is Reeosiat1 q1ed
Evid nee OF The most reliable and RESPONSE
bic character will accom- pauy the Medicine
Price 81 co per bottle, or six for
500
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed
from observation
Describe Symptoms n al Communications.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis.
Address letter. for information to
II. B. Eelmbold, CHI mist.
104 South Tenth St, bel. Chestnut, Pllila
IiELNBOfD.S Medical Depot,
llELMBOLDS Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
5o1 Broadway. New York.
BEWiRE OF GOUNTERFL rs
G UNPRINGIPLED DEALERS
who endeavor to dispose stof thei own and
''other'' articles on the reputation tanned BY
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations.
!" {. Extract Buchu.
. sSarsaparilla.
sfmproved Rose Wash.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Volunteers, Attentions! Indiscre-
lions Of Youth

Sores and Ulcers, Bloches and Swellines,
can with certainly be radically cured, if the
Pills are taken night and morning, and the
Ointment be freely used rs stated in the prin-
ted instructions. Iftreated in any other ma
ner, they dry up in one part to break out in
another Whereas this Ointment will remove
the humors from the system, and leave the
Patient a vigorous and healthy man. 1t will
require little perseverance in bad cases to
insure lasting cure.
For Wounds either OccasiOncd
by the the IBayOnet, sabre, or
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liza
BILE, there are no medicines SO safe, sure, and
convenient, as Holloway's Pills and Ointment
The poor wounded and almost dying sufferer
might have his wounds dressed Immediately
if he would only provide himself with this
matchless Ointment, which should be thrus
into the wound and smearei all round it, then
coved with piece of linen from his KNAPP
sack and compressed with handkerchief.
Taking, night and morning, or Pills, to
cool the system and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers Knapasck and Seaman
Chest ehonld be provided With these valua-
bic Remediee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated
mud the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, AMI hence ii works wonders in case.
OF DYSPEPSIA and in less confirmed forms Of
INpIaEsTIoN. Acting rs q gentle and pain
less nrperient as well rs upon the liver,
also invariably relieves the CoNsTlruTios
snPerinduced by irregular action Of the di-
gestive and secretive organs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
FAMILY DYE COLORS.

Black,
Dark P'ue,
Light Blue,
French Blue,
Gu ret Brocn,
Dark Bro,rn,
Lg.ht Broun,
Snuff Brou'n,
Crimson,
Dark Drab,
Light Drab,
Dark Green,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Person. Of feeble habit, liable to Nerpons
ATTACKS, Lomncss Of Spri,s and Fits Of Lang
nor find prompt and permanent relief from
the Bittors. The testimony on this point is
most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony Of BILIOUS CoiIc is immedia
tely assuaged by single dose Of the stimu-
LIANT, and by occasionally resorting to it, the
return of the complaint may be prevented.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Headache,
General ehility. Nervousness, Depression
Of Spirits, Constipation, Collie, Intermit-
tent Fe~crs, Cramps and Spasms. and
all complaints Of either sex, arising
from Bodily Wcakness whether
Inherent in the system or pro-
duccd by special causes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

II is well to be forearmed against disease,
and. SO far as the human system can be pro
tected by human means against mnladies en-
gcndered by an unwhotsome atmosphere, i'm
pure water and ether external causes, llO-
STETTERS BiTTERS may be relied OIL as .
safeguard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

No family medicine has been SO universally
and il may be truly added, deserredly popular
with the intelligent portion OF tho community
as HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Prepared by HOSTEL FER & SMITH, Pitts
burg, Ia. Sold by all Druggists, Groeers and
Storckeepers everywhere. y5n5ly1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Last, but not least, it is The only sa,e ST.
nauiant, being manufactured from sound and
innocnous materials, and entirely free from
the acid element present more or less in
all the ordinary tcnics aud stomachics Of the
day.
, 1864-04-02

Co1ee-The market has bsen leu active since ou,
riaet psises es:e
y Ss
ported The s.ies lneudes 500 bags NO. pei Joanns
eaiss 9anss. It, s ssi
Ja1s, -, mos: 2;27o bags st. Domingo, sia55c
'' eass sask d G L &c
smsnntfy, 8 s as srade 1p By Aessrs SCOTT Son, is
rrst ~ III ID
Ct;
'sE1sa 'os IT. X. e te "a
pn aeeouat Il % decline In Gold. ~ 'Aso
q 5 rs s.fs
FFsnu.tsd at lses1ec. Oar quotations sre:or prime
sts s,o ;.ss s. s.: 6sxS bEess
! MeI1ssEs-Thc Tic demand continues good and the
eli & kco hayng osen
esS estses b1t ,;.h, 10
Ed sndf1 g "a. AZ The s.5
sss e ss@ sss 7 otss' IL sls
sraAK-l be tually diminishing stock OF raw At
ind win steady good dessaad tie marSesis Snovan:
eh n hss %
90 70 IKE. and fair grocery to cents o. ctts.
e. TO, has been ActtIes and tho advance in till u
6a5d 1 re tot white ls,el9lc, and JeiloW I9i7Hc.
~ nf!s cFnsnea soia Saturday at l9Hc: and a0j do
rs siss T sse
16Hc = bids and ~ brla TO- ~ bond It 9X (cash}:
i5AalsAc; q bs!s \ CtstsIn Io:tem. C: asdi b1s
Aavsnn M 3tal5ac; :9o bags Brown Pernambnco, Is
~ t ea' q brls Sse bags and S hhds {eq9a to ss
anctlon 81 bids Kew Orleans seld At $f5snas335: and
~ 40 10. $lai2HSl5t6.4 mos. Tho stock yestsrdsy
50 hhas Mei4do. "1S
K1or-Is steady at previous rates: 100 baen Ran,
ksngoon, ss.759a06X. cash duty paid. - ~ w
, 1864-04-02
German Opinion of Fremont.
~''. =. :. OsARcA, March 50, 1861.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
As much has Of late been said as to the DO.
eltion Of Germans With reference to the Pres
!dentlal election, I take the liberty of sending
son the following short extract from letter
which recently received from an aged and
Influential German Of Ohio. II trauslate from
the Originally: +tBut what Of the Presidential
election? I declare most solemnly Lincoln
must be reelected Is onr President The Re-
publican party should take him rs their can
didate, III he will accept;} and am conylnc-
ed that no other man can secure the vote
which he Will And as the foolish Democrats
VIII 40 all In their power, both In Congress
and out Of it, to retard' the abolition Of
Slavery. 1t Is Of vital consequence to unite
npon man whose principles have been test.
Ga, and whose character as Dr. Republican
Is unassailablc. Many rc1sons might be
asslgncd, why 1c should be reelected, I
Fiji name, only the one referring to the ab-
clifton OF slavery. Lincoln dared to grapple
with this hcFculean~ task, he met with the
most determined opposition at NIL sides,
from friend and foe, but amid the most bitter
persecution and resistance, he stood firm as
a rock. He is now better able to bring this
difficult question to q successful and happy
conclusion, than any other man In America,
It is the duty Of the Republican party to &C
knowledge before the whole world, in our
own Us well As In = foreign land, his faithful
ness and worth. This they can alone do by
bis denomination and election. Indeed, If
they full to do this, they will forfeit Ill honor
and credit" T. r
, 1864-04-02
- = .-A
FROM MEMPHIS.
Condition or Things In Memphis
Scaay Sort OF Loyalty.

/ Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tr,bun.
l. = :. = MEnrus, Mareh - 1ss4.
i It's seldom that. ,nv thfrr aT1:rs,~. ~ ;a ,. -.
l. - 49, m T.n luAt ans 'nlne appears In any
VI ene -'oltae5u papers giving anything Like
true statement Of the real condition ol
things in Memphis. Strangers cannot see
:those under currents OF oni1ior in. th- co,n-
tmunfty. which oive tone - - ~ ~. -. -
'neaeufe govern tnepubuc sentiment There
sls noI perhaps, another reconquered city in
the whole country in which there is 80 much
pretended and 80 little real LOYALTY .. n th1s
!: These wi,o wonI5 rad IN, ~ rsn.1. - 'e 10
49, 49, ia, - ~ as' papels' Ano
s14y LIZ one calleo Inc oat1etsn, would
be led to think that we are most loyal peo-
pie in Memphis, but the contrary mfeht h.
stated. With safety AZ tba tact ~ T. 49,
|ther, nre m.nv nrst.n5e,s ~ :, 49, 1a"-r!.. :, rus
, 1864-04-02
CHICAGO CATTLE ma RREr.


-.. FRIDAY EVHAING, April I, 1851
BEEF cATTLE-With much larger recctnts there
has been ding increase In the activity OF
the na,ket- For slipping grades offatr to extrs oual
fsy there appears 10 be return Of the general coua
dcuce, which few weeks since was 90 prominent a
feature Of this market. This s TO- some extent due
TO tho uncertainty which is felt of thesuppy for the
next few dayf, continuing equal to tho present
demand Of eur Kassern markets. The RECENT. Of
Yesterday and to-day would, however, appear to In
dlcate that thero will be deficiency In tbs respect
Medium grades have been scarcely as active. and the
transactions are moro limited. The receipts during
tic day amount to about head Of Beef Cattle Ds.
sides which train containing soma twenty ows A.
rived on the Burlington Railway this eyeung Tha en-
tered sales amount to had at $3sos6s5, mostly
at $51eGs.0o 2 1Go rs. We quote tie market arm At
previous quotations: ..
, 1864-04-02

HoGs-The receipts Of Hogs during the day amount
to about seohesd and the entered sales 10 1896 at
t51tG7ao, but principally at 37.0aa7.u per loo ns
The total receipts for ths week up to this period
amount to H. 74 head, Of which number dlslle.y.fea
heEs form considerable part. With tho present ac-
tue aeand embracing stock hoks u well Is heavier
descriptions, there Is no want OF buyers For resly
prime qualities, even The present supply is made.
quate-hence unusually high prices are being occa-
sonally paid In the transaetons OF this market to-
Day there has been symptom Of decline In is pre-
yioua hsmntsa, and In some few instances higher
prices than hare been previously given we're paid,
which being tho result Of little extra competition
order to secure some choice lots u no evidence or
drfr Al ndu f,,+ rf,,k
, 1864-04-02

! - We print elsewhere an article from a
Richmond paper, reviewing the political
course and character ofthe would-be-copper.
head martyr, Dan Voorhees,. The writer
talks plainly, and administers kick, which
to man ofeofter sensibllities than VOORHEES,.
would be proof sufficient that his help was
no longer needed VOORHEES, his done more
dirty work for the rebels than any man living,
except the old Pub. Func. and Vallsndighan,
and although the rebels have begged him to
stop, pushed him and Kicked himsway, still
he returna to his dirt work, and -Rtsses the
foot that kicks him.
, 1864-04-02
Northwestern Freedmenss Aid Conn
I mission.
We have been requested to publish the fol-

lowing:
iTHENoET1wEsrE1E. FRxEDNES's Am Coxx1s
IoE appeals to the public for contributions K
he fund for the relief of the freed colorsd people
who hare come within the lines ofour armiez..
Urged by the extreme distress of hundreds o.
thouaands of sufferers, and encouraged By Tie no
bic generosity Of al classes TO whom direct appeals
5ssd sa: Is5 thst n9 5es
lens " consdsntl! oeE for aaot6ef ma1itesta nj s
don Of the generosity which already distinguishes
5oW ID y a,,,1lao: Wilson John Y: FatHel, ::
}Sotfea ): fe5.asos: asssa' + II i Hasss1!'' Eas9; :
Z zo9HR; W R,sNe,; stsTa5t'' y. =. GolEsr.
Rev. ". L. Dor is duly authorized to solicit sub
se1p1Gns 1 on snd Fcce.e contributions for TIC treas
sion. ?"s>' = = 1
''1eH -A1u eo1E'aas'
- tAttest; JoAa II. wnsox, President.
JAcon 3. Sn1PuKRD, 6ec9etaty.
Now several things ought to be added.
immensely since it's Organization, and great
y exceeds IN extent and pressing necessity
the work Of either the Sanitary Or Christian
COMMISSIONS These are thoroughly organ.
ICED, hare been receiving an unboundcd pnb-'
Lie libera1ity, while at the same time their
ODJeCl8 CONG HlLllQ Inc scope OF Govern
ment care. This is the only organization
whose direct aim It ia to relieve the suffer-
iDgs Of the Freedmen. As the end of the
var approaches, tho necessity for the Chris
tian Commission will decrease, while the de-
mand for the Frcedmen's Commission will
increase. It is clear then that the claims OF
this arc first in order and most impera-
tive ,ta., = -.
2. We hesitate not to say, that the North
western Freedmen's Aid Commission Is Just
the organization which the present emor-
gency requires, just what the people have
been waiting for, Just what they want, just
What We have been anxious to commend, and
lust what our citizens will cheerful1y sustain
It Is managed By men with whom they are
acquainted, In whom they con6de. and whose
praiseworthy endeayors they will gladly en-
8. We think $4,000 is little enough for tho
citizens Of Chicago to contribute to- such q
work as this, and the Commission surely
hare not oEer-estimated the liberality Of our
enterprising and prosperous business men
and fellow-citizens. In calculating upon that
amount. They must not, and they will not,
hesitate TO meet this cali. -.
, 1864-04-02
Congressional Naval Commtttee.

, C0nGfe9s1onh1 NAVAL EOmmffteo,
This body left Washington on Thursday to
examine sites for Navy Yards at st. Lonis,
Cleveland and Cairo. Tho member. of the
House Committee arc as follows:
Alexander Z. Rice, OF Massachusetts.
gsnes /: Moorhead, Of Pennsylvania
John 4. Griswoid, Of New York.
Frederick 4. Pike, Of Maine,
MILAN .. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania.
James S. Rollins, Of Missouri.
Eutus P. spalding, Of Ohio,
Augustus Brandegee, OF Connecticut,
Joseph e. EdGerton, Of Indiana. :
, 1864-04-02

Clover is II moderate demand for home nsr' am,
prtcee still favor SeIiefs: nottce sAlhs of sGtSss
bags Ia 1T, r E@Ac. For Tinothy there IS S IL.
{}e more 1naaisy and she Hsskesls nrm At SSoN5s
has been IL request and higher prtee hsTs heen
there DOW no stock here the sales nre1 ~ Rs ~
Gqta to arrive from Liverpool IL III h4oa ~ 49, ~
posed s b.Fa .f5ss hefs Pes
ton. III @ll2H: md 1900 bushels domestic ron1 mos
eis nas s!r5gs 9S eash
foreign Seeds-heace the 1cyitJ ahoye noticeS upon
, 1864-04-02

rhe market fof Domestic II Qulet, and without e.
Pulled is Light and an eort has been made to obtain
better prices On the.e but buyers failed to respond
small for coaEse heaTy Domestic there Is bas ittlo
call Foreign kesseY and Blanket descriptions are in
sold The transactions include CO. go rs Domestic at
ISttG foF tommontto good selected Fleece. SIC for
E5tFa 90; 500 rs California At Sale for Fau Clip:
H9 balsa Donakoi nt 4aGtsc; 1000 Ms 1ne washed
leo 90 Algfers. 1so 90 East India and 81 do Acsizs
, 1864-04-02
SAVED ONE LIEE AT LRAar.

MI. D-IlCEF, Of River sty1, Ohio. wr1tso:
had little girl subject to Group. and being
AFRAID to depend Oh the ordinary rent dies bare EN-
poyed physician for her. Last night. Doc IT. 1s;
ahc waa taken worse than uAua Tho Doctor hsl been
or M child lost. gaTe nye teaspoozsfnl Of 1oe -
pectorant, and spilled nnnnel cloths, val ~
With your linlment, to her neck sn hFtass. sua ~
hall IN hour relief WA obtained This mol s,a,s
child II qute easy, and w,u recover ano ~. lie
but hsAz the praiscs given jour Frnecsaraus has
Jnu Nonld certainly teel thst tao
saYed enc Life It 1eass." r.xxx.. FAMILY
ms EIpeetor.pt sna s,esd n q pf; s. Has FuELE
Aed3sdnea ~ l9 e9ie ~ r H. u HOOKER; LORD
i GNITH; aad BURaHAA *ka5SS5+-st II 7U&Tuls
ksaNayeJXNaeee. ~
, 1864-04-02

49, aA1k4 OF WkSIEHE DK0F68,
5 =: Sw Sssa +9G
sf;ss I'd ssd r .2s:
5S;s r. B,stass ~ !a, 1ss' Da1ey.
~ e9 Ras Ee Ia
sale 80 q IalbJs e1fa illinois steefs. to svsrs:c
:conser ! b1i1celi @ bensnt OF Eastman 81 Of tbs
sn,99,Eemsatio1sd Illinois sseeEs Which they arg
REMARKS ABOUT B1fr CATTLE.
.ss I xk ss is s b. e..
ING per weak last yesT. .ud With 1888 for The CORES
MssT sss and to-day pn
s.pats ma1te. tss hsad so%psFs. With ssSs headIs
year, and with se12 head at market ono Year ago.
THE CLOSE OF TEE HARKKr.
,IEEsnATs March 2s.-Abous 40 fresh cattle came
or s eoss e teo
tntn one o. :To small lots bad 70 be withdrsEn Tho
e the ioss t6ey would :astsin s seax as ia bess
oinse esx eHad g. Ts Sg g e aos9ds
up pFonss liz T1oss
Htsty Westheiner had sss III. c.ttle, one drove of
hs.a we consider ths 6sts 81 afss M Iqsy
sEsss!; ssa$:5 :! - "a Ssf IS fSsa fa.n ana
des s'ssst asTs e
IS ss ssss &:
hieInan Healty boutht It Albany S head Of good
III s,fsfs IS wheh sell 10 av' sc upon * c"t ana lse
ueorge Ayraa1t. 60 head Of mixed Michigan etock
coops1 sna & m .ess
aS lo3e.: one EXT, tae steer. held At $50 with as
Wss.i Roes1ths s1 III sel, on their own account q
zery good Illinois steers, average ~ cws asls9
1,ka ,MoT1s Kai1. Reneae1 sold uno1es.le good
, 1864-04-02
Philadelphia Provision Market-March 20.

Philadelphia Provision Market-31nrch ~.
Ihe market for the hog product generally is mora
some further sales Of pork are reported 1t s2.oa9
2sn for old and new mess, which IS an adranee ;
!; 4lso y better and beef nams are quoted At sa5o
2slo r. holders generally asking the latter ngura
city packed bacon moves of a. Hnutsd It ltattc for
119l1Hc Tor shoulders: green Meats are wantel anI
Ee1!ipE more freely # is.@l+s foE picked hams aX
lard IL better. ard In good demand At 1sH9i;c fof
5ra nd tes: kegs continue scarce at 1sats; bGtter
readily commands sa@t5c, and choice lots ss950c
, 1864-04-02
REDNL DISKF.rT1ONs.

We hear good deal from time to time
about serious dlssenklons in the rebel ranks ;
and have sometimes been led 10 tho conclu.
sion, did we but credit the information, that
the Confederacy must soon 70 to pieces from
these defections. At one time Vice. -PresI-
dent Stephens Is q malcontcnt; then 1t is
Toombs, or Gov. Vance, or somebody else.
We have been led to suppose the whole State
OF North Carolina ready to desert the rebel
lion more than once, and beginning good
while ago. Of late It is said TINT Albert
Pike of Arkansas has made overtures to our
Government for pardon md restoration
to The Union.
There Is without doubt measure of trnth
in the facts of this kind from time to time
coming to the public ear; and we need not
distruet them merely because they do not
answer to interpretations in their fruits:
although a. matter Of course they are liable
to be oycrstatcd. What would be more
natural than that there should be dlssensions
in the ranks of the rebellion? The very na-
ture Of rebellion :s to'rebel; and then to re-
rebel. The cornerstone Of this rebellion is
secession; and this is the right to seeedc
from the secession itself, as well rs from the
Union. Secession is In fact stickso crooked
1t can meyer lie still, no matter what chance
you eiEait. :. We may therefore be sure that
there is internal commotion In Dixie whether
We see or hear Or fail to see and 1ear OF It.
But we are pretty likely to be disap-
pointed If we build any considerable fabric
of expectations on these dIsscnsfons.
The rebellion goes on, though Yancey
and Albert Sidney johnson die; though
Toombs get into limbo, and North Carolina IL
1estiye. Ne have seen how little special
detection mxy avail, BY seeing how little East
Tennessee Tas able to do for the Union cause
SO long as she MAS within the rebel Lines,
even though intensely loyal We suspect
TINT neither Nashville or Memphis feel par
ticulariy good in their minds In the posses
sion of the Union forces New Orleans felt
specially unamiable for while; but from |
the time these cities came into our posses
sion. the aid or comfort which the rebellion
has been able to get from them is precious |
little. -
The truth Is, that our Government, and that |
Of the rebels too, knows how to take care Of
4 considerable amount of uneasiness, and |
sven to make It subseryieut to their own pur-
poscs. We pointed out, some time since, the
way In which even intense Oopperheadism
aelps to carry on the war, by earning money,
paying taxes, and the like. So, North Caro-
ina, though never consenting to the rebel
Ion has perhaps been made to do as much to
AIRY IT on as any other State, with the e1cep- +
Ion of Virgins As. long as che great
treams continue to run on, the lesser ones
cili make no great figure In determining to
IN opposite waye. II they run at all taey
, 1864-04-02

p The Toronto Gle1s Of Monday says that
notwithstanding the boastings of the eppo5i.
tion press, Messrs. Cartier, Macdonald 4 Co.
have been compelled to abandon the task of
constructing m administration from tLeir
own side Of the house, and are now suing the
mlnisterialists to join them In the formation
Of coalition government. -
, 1864-04-02

~ Valluia!gham, the traitor and decayed
martyr, has authorized the Detroit Fee .Pess
to state tat his aame was brought before tho
Ohio State Convention, As o candidate for
Senatorial delegate to- Chicago, not only
Without his consent but against his express
wish. The instructions were purely eratui-
tons. He will never get to Chicago as long
as the Nor Iasts =
, 1864-04-02

q The !Copperheads Of Pennsylvania, in
State Convention assembled the other day,
Ike their brethren Of Ohio, found 1t necessary
to adopt their Presidential platform without
discussion The managers knew that five
minutes discussion would blow the party mp.
Gentlemen who, while the fires arc stirred,
attempt to hold the lid hard down on the
boiling pot, will find presently that they have
made miscalculatlon in measuring their
puny strength against the forces of nature.
They must hare made some singular omis-
sions in their general reading IT, they believe
q political party, tloughholdlng the vantage.
ground Of the opposition, can come into
power In these times, without an affirmative
policy. - =
, 1864-04-02

w The Dayton Journal tells story Of
young man living in Montgomery county;
who bad been cripple from hlB birth, one Of
his legs being crooked below the knee. He
recently came to Cincinnati to attend = Com
merciai College, and grew morbidly sensi-