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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

A NEAT SURGICAL OPRRATIoE.-Mr
#. M. Bliss, attache of this Office. hasfor
long time been suffering great incon-
venience from deformity Of some of
his toes, and day or two since had four
of them amputatsd. The operation was
very skillfully performed by DR.. M. King
Maxley, q young surgeon Of great prom
iss, and who has been on duty in charge
of the hospital at Rock Island, Ills.. and
is now in charge Of the hospital tender
Gsnnie Hopkins.
In the examination of medical cadets
at Washington, in 1861, he stood second
in a list of over four hundred, and has
since had nearly four years experience
In active service in the field and in hos
pital.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

A CoINcrDRSCE.-Booth, the assassin,
while stopping at the McHenry House,
Meadville, Penn, on the 4th of June
last, wrote on pane Of glass with O dia-
mOnd ring, the following inscription:
Abraham Lincoln, departed this life
August Is, 1864, BY the effects of poi
SON" When it is remembered that the
18th of August, 1854, was the day Sc
lected by the Sons of Liberty to assas-
sinate Gov. Morton of this State, and
for q general uprising of the Order
throughout the West, the coincidence
may be considered remarkable. Or
does il prove the conspiracy was far
more general than was supposed, and
that day was to witness q rebellion at
the North to destroy the Government,
and assassinate the leading Unionists7
Time will develop all, and history will
characterize BY its proper name that in
famous Order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
Iron tbs r. o. Times. ASfiI Isl
The FIRST Divisi0n Us 8. g. Z. ax BIak-
ley, AIakAu1a.

From ths y. o. Times. Axkfl Isl
The FIRST Divisfon Us 8. 9. {. ~ B1ak-
ley, AlabAuaa.
The Confederate foriiscatious at
BlakIey, Ala, were invested By The forces
under Gen. Steele on the I'd day of
April, 1865
At s o'clock A. NJ, the First Brigade
u. 5. C. L, under Gen. w. A. Pyle, the
Second Brigade, under Col. 6cho6eld,
and the Third Brigade, under Col. C. w.
Drew, advanced and developed the posi-
ton OF the enemys works on the right
Of our advance.
Gen. Andrews Division cams up in
the afternoon of the same day, and clos
ed in on the left
On the night of the I'd Of April, our
whole line succeeded in protecting them
selves against musketry. -.-.-...
Our rife pits were enfladed BY heavy
Smelling by the rebel gunboats lying in
the Tensas river. A battery was erect
ed on our extreme right, and manned
By Battery III, lst Indiana Heavy Artil-
lery, and the gunboats were compelled
TO leave hastily, in crippled condition
Our men crept up steadily, over very
difficult ground, until the afternoon Of
April 9th, when a rush was made, and
the enemys line carried, after o tremen-
dous fight
The timber was slashed By the enemy
for half mile in front Of bis forti6ca-
tons, and he had heavy rife pit and
three lines of abattis, and had sown tor
pedoes broadcast over the field.
Over all these distractions the color
ed troops went in on full run, goine
over the enemy works as if they were
, nothing, some singing, some shouting, 0
| good many swearing, and few praying
One gallant fellow ran through an EN-
brRsure, leaped on y loaded cannon, AnG
captured the gunner before he could 6r'
} the piece. Another soldier, in the 6etl
y. 5. colored infantry, took prisoner hi
a former master, who was m officer in
Missouri rebel regiment
The whole number Of prisoners take
r at Blakeley is 3, 400, of which the color
l. ed troops took 129 and nine cannon
4 When the colored troops entered th
, works, the rebels ran for the white troops
y as they expected we would butcher ther
J. without mercy.
1t is, however, we'll settled fact tbs
|. not one rebel was injured by colore
"a soldier after resistance had ceased.
= In advancing our skirmiah line gret
care was taken to shelter the men, an
d. by charging at the last, many lives wei
id saved; as the torpedoes were planted
:, those places where our men would hal
sought shelter, and many of our me
'st would have been killed
'r, Great promptness was shown by u
ed John ]. Patterson in providing for u
wounded Of our division. i
The casualties in our division fro
the first to last foot up ss follows: OF
GERS killed, s; wounded, IA. Enlist'
men killed, %; wounded, 2l6. OF the
few have died of their wounds, but d
re whole number of deaths will not excee
In forty.
a. The officers and men in the u. 8. @.
engaged in this expedition have gu
ne tanned themselves we'll
Dr. We are under marching orders agsi
i'm THOMAS CALLAHAN,
ho Chaplain 48th Reg. u. 8. G. /.
~ Blakely, Ala, April IA, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

GRAND PoTAToEs.-ThaM easra. Vick-
cry Brothers, whose new advertisement
appears in this mornings issue, have
shown Us samples of the celebrated
Fluke Potstoe, which in size, beauty
and favor, has no equal in this region.
They are long and smooth and finely
favored, and should be generally cult
waited by our farmers. The Messrs.
Vickery have again associated with them
their brother, Lieut.. James Vickery, and
having established q branch of their es-
adjustment mp the railroad, they possess
unsurpassed facilities for furnishing
their customers with fresh vegetables,
butter, eggs, &C., &c. Give them call.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

RAIN SroEM.--The storm that was
impending all day yesterday burst forth
with dashing rain about Al o'clock.
yesterday evening, attended by vivid
lightning and heavy rolling thunder,
and continuing for an hour or more
with great fury. The guttsrsand sewers
were literally flooded with water. We
hope it will cool the air and improy:
| vegetation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

s@We were favored with call yes.
terday from our old friend Jim Cochran,
formerly Of this city, bat now proprietor
Of the Parke Eopse at Rockville. He
is in excellent condition and he feeds all
his guests a. well M he does himself
His appearances would recommend the
Parke House 10 all lovers Of good
living
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

FoR srHE FoURrH REeIMKST Capt.
Rosencrauz Of the 4th Indiana Cavalry,
dropped IN on as last night, looking ia
fine health and spirits after his rest.
he leaves TO join his Regiment on
Monday next, and viii take pleasure in
carrying letters 20 the Regiment il left
ct C. F. RosencranE's Jswelry store on
Second street, before s o'clock, on
Monday The Regiment is at Savan-
nah, Georgia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

MILLINERY GooDs AT AUoTIoN.--I viii
sell at auction at my Auction Room, No.
81 Locust street, commencing Wsdnes-
day, May 10Th, at 9 o'clock, e eonsign-
ment Of fresh, new Millinery Goods,
such as fine Straw, Leghorn and Silk
Bonnets, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace
and q lot of toys. The goods viii be
open for inspection Tuesday afternoon.
The goods are fresh and new, and will DO
sold, fetch what they will
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

n@- We are indebted 10 Hamilton
Griswold, the excellent clerk ofshe Rose
Hite, for New Albany and Louisville
papers Of Thursday evening.
We are also indebted to the officers Of
the St. Patrick for Memphis papers of the
I'd inst, forwarded by express from
Cairo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

pT- We had the unexpected pleasure
of meeting our gallant young friend,
Major Jesse Walker, in this city yester-
day morning, and the handsome gold
leaf on his shoulder reminded Us that
We had Inadvertently reduced him to the
rank of Captain. We make confession
and ask his pardon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

The undersigned regrets exceedingly
that the name OF a highly respected citi-
zen of this city should have been in any
way connected, with an occurrence which
took place at our house some time since,
viz: the taking of q certain piece of
jewelry. 1t was g citizen of another
State who committed the offense, and /
take pleasure in stating that no person
or persons residing in this city had the
slightest connection whatever with the
transaction. GEO. A. BrrTRoLFF,
of the firm of Bitsrolf L Delanq.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
shis 4th day of May, 1855.
J. W. NRKszs, n. P.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

ICE CREAM.-The Journal Office boys
are grateful to Mr.. AdAnk, Confeotioner
on Second street, for liberal supply Of
delicious Ice Cream, which was quite
refreshing under the oppressive asuos-
phere of yesterday. Mr.. Adank furn'
ishes an excellent articles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

SrEKR's SAHBURe PoRT WEK-We
have been TOO long palled By the villain
Gus trash sold as pure wiue Oar bon
viUGnts win be pleased with the rich
taste, agreeable favor and elegant DO
que. Of Spesr's vine. Il is especially
recommended 10 weak and sickly ladies.
by physicians, for purity, non intoxica-
ting qualities and tonic and restorative
properties. A wineglassful Of this wine,
with a fresh raw egg or new milk, taken
first thing in the zzoFning, is said to
prove highly beneficial ia eases Of Pul-
monary ConsumptiS3 Sold By drug
gists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

les CREAM, the most delicious imAgiD-
able viii be served up at Fl. Herman's
Ice Cream Saloon, which he has just
fitted up in good style. In addition he
has the very best Soda TO be found in the
city, with which to cool of hot and
thirsty souls, during the coming summer.
AnriI ZT-2w ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

The SrEAMER r. B. HAMLroE BLOWN
UP.-We learn from friend that ut two
o'clock P. NJ, on the 2Sth, the steamer
r. B. Hamilton, bound for Mobile,
struck torpedo of Lower Gap and was
completely wrecked. She had on board
three companies of the Sd Michigan
cavalry, Fifteen persons were killed or
wounded Six fremen we're among the
killed. The Hamilton was 9 high pres
sure boat, stern-wheeled. .4
The Steamer N. P. Banks had just
passed the spot where the fatal accident
occurred, the torpedo having Aoated in.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
[ From the n. O. Tlns.. s7th.l

A REBEL GENERAL SHor.--A gentle.
man who arrived here last evening on
the steamship Liberty brought with him
from Havana Galveston paper, which
stated that Maj. Gen. Wharton had been
shot by Col. Taylor, both of the Confed-
crate army.
Blockade running vessels are constant
ly running to Havana from Galveston,
laden with cotton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
TO TEACHERS.
examination of Teachers.

A 0 TEE NEW SCHOOL Law REQUIRES
IN oil examinations TO be public viii here
aftar, until further notice, hold an examination
"a the Upper school House in this city, on she
aAat Saturday of each month, commencing st
@cleek O. n.
teachsrs will be examined in Physiology and
United States History.
Candidates for license will please Dc provided
vita tSo or three sheets OF fOolseAp paper, and
penal.
q Teachers' Institute will be held some time
dari4g July or August, Of which due notice Will
be given, and fo< which . competent 6aperintend-
snfead Lecturer wiz be procured, Il possible.
-A J. W. KNIGHT,
MVa school Examiner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

JKwELRY.-Mr. Buck has established
himself at Anspacker's & Col Clothing
Store, where he keeps the best English,
American aud Swiss Watches in fine
gold and silver cases, beautiful sets Of
6ne Jewelry, Diamonds, &c. A great
variety of Gold Pens, of different makes
and at greatly reduced prices. Bis
stock 10 not excelled ia the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

e&T Gen. Veatch, e Rockport, this
State, who commands the frat division
Of the 18th corps, figured conspic uonsly
in the capture Of Mobile.
Indiana officers aAd soldiers generally
have hand when gallant deeds of arms
are required.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
APPLICATT0N FOR LICRNsE.

NOTICE Is MEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ apply TO ths Beard Of County Commissioners
ss their next session, commencing en- the hrst
Monday IN June next, for license 70 sell tntoxi-
eating nqaoFs in lsss quantities. than q quart.
Ny place Of business and the premises On which
the liquors are 20 be sold, Il situated on lot No.
ls, 10 the city Of Evansville, In the American
House. (myo-3wwl A. s. GAMBLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

D%Ladies and gentlemen, remember
the sale.of flowers and greenhouse plants
this day, at the residence Of Fl. Q. Wheel
or, at tbs corner of Eighth and Ann
streets, this morning, commencing at
9 o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

RstIcs OF THE PAsr.-The City Hall
of Terre Haute was taken down few
days ago, for the purpose of building q
Court House and City Hall on the
ground.
The old building was commenced July
Gath, lS4S-nearly % years ago. The
relica of the past, deposited in the corner
stone of the RACED building, ara interest.
ing as showing the remarkable change
produced in the short space of % years,
Enclosed in tin box we're maps of Terre
Hante (ls3l, } and Indiana (lS42, char
ter and ordinances Of Terre Hause, Indi-
ana and Illinois almanacs, New York
Rank Reporter, Banner of Ulster, Ire
land, 9th of June, 1e43, received in %
days, several New York and other pa
pers, two copies each of the Wabash
Express and Wabash Courier, 80 Wat
son note, 12Ac note of Bourne & Wines
redesmAble in canal scrip, and the Bos-
ton Nation, the largest news sheet we
ever saw, being feet inches BY 7 feet
10 inches The Wabash EEprsss was
edited BY Thos. Bowling, Esq., and the
Courier by Judge Jesse Conard. There
was also paper prepared BY Samuel
Crawford, giving large amount OF sta
tisticsl information regarding the then
youthful Prairie City. From this paper
weglesn much of the following, interest.
ing to as, and which must prove much
more so to their.older citizens,
The Town Hall building was erected
by the town of Tsrre Haute and county
of Vigo, as tenents in common, st cost
| Of two thousand dollars.
| Terre Haute, by the census of 1910,
/ had 1900 inhabitants Now il claims
l6, 900 to $4,000.
| Joseph o. Jones was then Postmaster,
a position he now holds
There we're then eight Churches in
charge Of the following pastors: Prssby.
terrain, Rev. NJ @. Wallace; Congrsga
tional, Rev. NJ A. Jewett; Catholic, Rev
| s. La Lumiere; Uuiyersstst, Rev. B. F
| Foster; Methodist, Rev. James Msrsee;
Episcopal, Rev. R. B. Croes; Baptist,
REV. S. <. Sparks; Campbellite, Elder
A. p Law.
From the prices current at that time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

rToUgE AND THIRTY FOOT LOT IN
III aaIe House standing back 20 Ieei. 49, 49,
fonr rooms and kitchen, and good stable. saineae
an west side OF Second street, above 1ain. ~
auire Of y. Fioeger.
naIcK HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN
III Taoma. Lot 4s fost front b. l6S feet assp-
situated on Fourth street, between mn,T an1 ~
sust. Enquire OF (my4-iwl T. r. bhlIkVrs
NTo- ONE POPLAR sHIRGLEe, IN GUAM.
~ cities 10 suit purchasers, &c our saosois -
tn. ,ns, month OF r's'o" LITTLE YoukeLovE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
Local Notices.

IA Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in another column, headed
"Wanted, a Clerkship."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
POTATOES.
FIuke Potatoes.

VNTE ARE JUST New RZoEIvIsG AEOTH-
w or hundred barrels Of those choice Eastern
Pot atoes, acknowledges By every one who has
tried them to Be the best IN tbs market.
They very attractive TO the eye, and also %
ths palate whom cooked and Or the table Parties
wishing them By the drsy load can have them to-
day, Saturday, delivered free Of drayAgs from
the river, 1t . small advance on cost. Call soon.
YTOkERY BROS,
mye ls2 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.


sURFEYOR's OFFICE. :
kEAssEnEE, IxD-, MAY S, 1855
GKALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- AZ this esliee antl Thursday, the 9Th day o
Jnns Bsxt, for Boarding, Rursin9 and Msfic.l
a. enhance Nnelnding nasdicine) Of Marine Hos
pital Patisnts NJ tais Post, from the arst 5ay Of
July. 1885, 20 the seth day June. 1858.
Bidders will please STATE the prics per week for
each patisnt-
The successful bidder will Dc required 10 enaer
fmt0 = written contract, with aufAeisnt security
for lie performance. A. l. ROBINSON, as
mys-1m surxsyor Of Customs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
PTC-NIC.
A GRAND Pic MIC
1 ~ The
ST. CAROLUS BARR OMARUS
PARTNERSHIP.
To the Public.

WE HAVE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w In business oar former partner, Lisut. Jas.
W. Vicksry, who, after three pears faithful aar-
vice IN the army, now proposes = serve the good
GRoOERIEs. We return our patroniEing friends
our sincere thanks, and hopss with tbs increase
ia the arm, 70 receive an increase Of patronsge.
The nrm will be tbs sane IS hsrstofore, vicksry
nrox JOHN vICKERY,
my6 bAML NlCkEkS.
HAVING EsTABLISHED A BRANCH OF
III our house up the Railroad, we have incrsas-
sd supplies for getting supplies Of Eggs, buttsr,
Maple sugar, &C., &c. Yours respectfully,
mys VICkEBr BROS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
MEDICAL

This Institution ia Permanently Established.
EvansvilIe Inhrmary.
EYE, EAR, AND CANCER CURE,
80. IAs Main sf.s Cor. Fifth
Insulated by a
DIR. LEOPOLD DELACEE,
Professor Of opthaImics, Medicine, and Ocular
and Anral Surgery.
NO ADVANCE PAY REQUIRED or ANY
REsPoNsIBLE PATIENT.
All that sufsr from acute or chronic Sore Byes
can obtain speedy cure BY applying early Tor
So All surgical operations warranted.
strnbismus, or Crossed OF sqninsed Eyes,
straightened In moments time. Call immedi-
ateIy and have your eyes ightened. The opera
ton Is 80 dsIicassIy performed By DR.. DeLscee
that there Is but Iitsis or no pain expsrisneed.
Every case warranted. No pay required Of the
resp nsibls until . cure is performed.
= All diseases Of the Ear, II presented IN cur able
stagss, will be cured. Thousands OF the Deaf
Ear a ~ Cancer Ours. No las Main Street
os Fffth.
inaI commissions, o. chronic ofgsnic Weakness,
t Cancer or Cancerous Tumors
Kxtirpatsd or cured By local or general treat
ment, when presented in eurzbls stages. NO adj
vance pay required Of any responsible patient:
Nc pay asked ualess cure IL accomplished. Call
coon, 90 - 90 secure treatment. a d.
Ali private diseases cured satisfactorily, or no
par asked. Private treatment eau be had By APP
plying at the Bye, Ear and Cancer Cure, AZ No.
l45 Main Street, csrner Fhth-
II residing in town or vicinity, medical relief
can b had - home BY addressing note 70 Dr..
DeLaces, at the Eye Ear and Cancer Cure NO.
las Main Street, corner kifth. INA
ALL CASKS CONSIDERED STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL
SCR Every descripti0n Of surgery "a the Rye,
Ear Cancer will be done delieateiy aud scientt-
hcaIiy at the Eye, Ear and Cancer Cure, Ne. l45
Main Street, corner Fifsh. myA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

wAsrED-six HOUSE Painters, %
whom good wages win be paid w5a.
Apply to TUREocK b SLAUGHTER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS Indebted te the late firm Of
n Chandler . Bynss viii piszss settle WITH the
undsrsisned. Who viii prOcssd to pFessnt and col
lsct their accounts.
my1 JEo. :. CHAHDLER-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
AUCTION.

POSITIVE
AUCTION SALE
Eastern Enlargement and
LamaSco Lots.
n WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ABCTTOE, ON
Wednesday, May 10, 1856, at . p. M;
At the door Of the Court House, the following
lota in the Eastern Enlargement:
Lots and 7, block "a; Lot Il. block 4s; Lot
IL, block 20; Lots Is and 10, block %; Lot II,
block Il; Lot }, block 81; Lots aud 9, block As I;
Lot II, block As; Lot %, block a.
Also, on wednesday, HAY 10, at z5<
p. ma, az she Old Brewery,
Ths foIiowing LAMAsCo Property: Entirs block
No. Is; Lott Il and IS, block T4; Lots s. 7 and 8,
block 12s; Lot g. block 81 Lots i, 2, n, 4, z, 6,
IL, l2, IL, Il, Is. Is and II. hloek los; Lot s,
block 1oI LOts - and 81, block I35; Lot 4,
biock I3o; Lots and q. block Ise; Lota IL aud
y, block lo4.
TITLE PERFECT.
TRIMS One third cash, balance in six snd
twelve months, with interest and mortgage at sx =
Pense Of purchaser. Tan for 1855 20 BE- paid By
purchaser.
Parties desiring 70 buy can DO % a private sale
By applying 70 THIS II. GARYIAs
My6 A. Third street..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
NOTICE.
EMPLOYMENT.

Qz6 A MONTH AGENTS WANTED TO
d 10 sell Sewing Machines. We win give .
commission on all machines sold, or employ
agents who viii work for the above wages and all
expsnnss paid. Address D. b. dERnIsaroS Co,
Detroit, Michigan. - aIz4 my4-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
PAINTING.
GROCERIES.

NTKw RAIsINs.
In so boxes and half boxes new Raisins, and s
bbla Currants Just received by
B. s. RUsToN q 90.
En BOXES OHEESE-EXrRA HAMBURGS
OU received by B. 8. RUsToN 90.
IIlO PACKAGES MAOKRRAL-BARRTTS
lUO half barrels and kits, just received by
r. .. RUSToN q 90.
10O DOE COVE OYsTRRs RECETvED THIS
1OO day BY b. 8. HUSTON co.
CREMN APPLES.
GE SO hbls Nns Wintsr Apples for saie BIZ
naRa N. D. RURTOE On
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-03
SHORTER CATECHISM.

Who declared it was unlawful to
put down the rebellion by force of
arms?
The Copperheads.
: Who declared that until the people
of the North did their duty TO the
South, it was useless to talk TO the
100000 Democrats of Ohio about
CO. o-ercion?
The Copperheads.
Who voted for Vallandighan for
Governor of Ohio, after he had been
convicted of aiding the rebellion and
expelled from the State?
The Copperheads.
Who supported him in Canada by
..dime" contribution after he had
declared he never had, nor never
would vote man or dollar, to put
down the rebellion?
The Copperheads.
Who organized armed forces t.
resist the legal military power of thc
State, in order to protect theil
friends, from the operation of thr
draft?
The Copperheads.
/ Who attempted TO throw the blam'
Of the cruel treatment of our soldier
in rebel prisons, wholly on Presiden
Lincoln, vet found no word of cen
sure for JEFF. Davis?
r The Copperheads.
Who are now impudently askin;
the people to restore them to powe
again, and even soliciting soldier
votes for this purpose2
The Copperheads.
Who will be ultimately voted out
l fought out and kicked out int
e "outer political Darkness" for thei
damnsble completely with traitors
The Copperheads-