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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
HsAo.rAAsras Aasf or NoRfhAs VA,
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r--atg -..r, rAr sn4uut, ksgr lH.i'T1t AZ
sf''N ttrbH.s' -lrrrFT p-r,pi n proportion
A1SEGIiSISG Uur Dollar nor square % 'Tn
Soccer lss, ,,hiI size 'ype 90 ne hIst !N'o3'.'l'
.ui 10 gsE.a co each subsequent lH'oFil2n'
~hsat, nr produce ~ aay klnd ihAt We e'H nh.'
,kra AZ Iha ,s, market pgce @r al DUES 90 'Ss Of
49,.
ey.Ou- CHARGE fIr announcing q candidate FOR
STATE ~ District o'e4 is $40, aud for County ng Pre-.
cine oflrc, 81. p,yAbl, invariably whca tao aE'
nuuuUs mrut 4. made,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

t,sy naks smother G.sk i will be With greater farce
ard We ,aay aSys ,ps'; hare occasionally f'r s1ss Ee
q o;H,
"a FFenoE vrFss v.'s 800 troo1s on hoart srrivrdm
te Boea yelis'd day 'nd Inc troops will probably b,
be,s todar Mejl hsH now here about 2OJ troops aul
CITY guard % $40 rcR. satisfied he will be aba
20 hold tho City .Tsa any force the enemy cen ss!ig 10
hear rgsin,tii'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

AN ACT WORTHY or IMTTATIoN.-A. y. Jordan,
Esq, Of Houston who has for time been an.
rouuced IA candidate for the State Senate has with
drawn his name and says
s.The recent discouraging news has led mo to the
conclusion thut unless every capable of bearing
arms turns ont, and that Immediately, all we hold
most dear will be in jeopardy"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

ES-TIe spirited, manly address ofPreuident paViR'
will DO read with pride and pleasure by every 'oFsF
Of his country. lie is not cast down under tho weight
oFndyersity that has BIT fs len our lloyd country "H'
prcazs as bold defiant and disniaea az ever. Lei u9
sIl--eyery one Of III, Initiate his brave md n'h.'
spirit, Al nj! VIII 70. hR wull.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

naJ-We received on Saturday last tho dispatchos
containing the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln and hr.
Seward by letter from Maj stsckpole to he family
1t tAis plars, rnd published them IN M extra There
VAS aono l.;,!s discrepancy and an on sson in IAe
81 published thea, Sai:h we find corrected in too
Houston Tc!osraph's dispatches which We publish
to-day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

By We have been pleased to welcome "homc again
our friend end fellow typo of the Herald otioe hr
SAN. s. mcpEaNIrr, Of Goods old Texas Battery.
He has for nearly four years made an excellent scl-
iiesbravn active and always at his poa,, we greet
hin, with hearty welcome on his first return f:om
the fa,ignes and hardships of the field
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

5E''Lieut Gen. 3. b. BuO;ner, now commanding
the District Of Arkansas and Wet Louisiana, has
during the temporary absence of General Z. Kirby
Smith, assumed command Of the Mississippi
Department.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

tzJ The Southern papers received last night, ere en-
Is up to the Goth from Houston. They contain nc
later dispatches than those to be found in another
column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

GS-wr gyO up so large share Of our space thi'
week to the news dispatehe!, that We al" forced "a
emit good deal oi.ohcr ns;;e: which re designed ia
pESlia1 ;9.dAy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

The card from Gen. Kinaman which We publish to.
day, puts quietns to the Yankee report ofh muir
der IN Mexico We publish the card in justice to
Gen. II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

STOLEN from the subscriber, liv-
- ing miles North OF Dullss, n large BAY oksb
blaze FAC slim built hind foot white saddle
marks sore back, branded with on the leit shonl'
dor will pay $50 for the delivery Of said horse or
500 for thief and horse. u. CRANE
Dallas May 4, lS66.-3G:6"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

cs-gai. J. X. 7. Campbell. Chief &. s, has our
thanks for late papers and dispatehsS Ms through
Capt. J. =. Tishcr, al this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

co. Thanks 20 our young friend San. 8 acpC.nae:'
70. late New Orleans papcra.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

hN. Ges !. y. Ws.As., ..s,.-'. So -.-..alo -
District CT T1EAs, &C, has bseI assigned 70 the ee1,
manh ~ lhscav''Ey Cofps lately under Gen. Whar0a
The Telegraph LOOKS for the hest teauli- from hts ~
pdn,maht, and eongraiulars The cayAlry upon H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

pyon the reception at Houston of ths news Of the
surrender of Gen Lee and his army, in Virginia, q
great war meeting held in that CITY, at which ad'
dresses were delivered by Geo. Mason, Esq, O. s. At.
,oru.y, Coils Carter Gillespie, A. NJ. Gentry, o. II.
Sweet, T. Scott Anderson, Major Hiram Waller, and
mr. T. Mcdowell, all Of whom urged upon the citizens
,nd soldiers the Importance oremaining firm IN their
ais The dark hour Of revolution. They ali urged the
Necessity OF unity At this time and appealed 70 the
patrlolsm love Of country, friends, and their sacred
rresidss TO stsnr Arm and all would yet be we'll
The Telegraph says the meeting very largely st.
tended both by citizens and soldiers, and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed among all The Telegraph adds
a spirit Of resistance, which had suubtred 70
wails broke out afrtsh among tho citiEens OF Hon
ton and among such troops as happened TO be quarter
ed in this vicinity. This news, instead OF democratic.
ing the soldiers Rad citizens here, had an eject Tigni
the contrary"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
UousroN, Texas, March 23d, le65. !

EhY q recent act OF the Congress CT
u D the Confederate States, q ail physicians" are
c1empt from military service, "whO aro and we're Ior
ten wears next preceding ths 18th day OF February,
1854 in tho regular practice of their profession d
ANAL not at any time, engage in buying or selling
for proft bnt term physician shall not include den
list Provided, That no physician shall be exempt
ed under this act, usless he SHALL within sixty day9
from the passage thereof file with the enrolling ON
Ger of his district The Secretary of War, or the
General commanding the Trans Mississippi Depart
rnent n statement Ia writing, that he will practice
his profession for Confederate currency, st prices TO
he fixed hy the Board OF Commissioners for the stslo
rnder tho Impretsmen Act, and it is hereby mad9
the duty of tho Commissioners under me i il ~
ment Act to fix the fees Of praeiic'ng physicans IA
thar connective states and publish the same in the:r
schedules OF prices. .,,,,,, -
Accordingly, we publish the Following teheuuie' %
continue in force till altered;
Prescription w
Visit and oO
Mileage in day time, w
Mileage ia night time. w
Mlenpe TO be charged but one way, and none ALLOW
ed within one mile of own or city.
Where medicine is furnished by physician, hesha'1
not charge ever 90 per cent. on cost.
In casee not provided for here, charges may 10 mao
in proportion to these specihcations
w X. WARD,
FRANK z WILLIAMS.
Commissioners,
P s,-papers throughout the State publish three
tines nd present account Post Quartermaster FOX
naymcnt [S4:3tl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

CTRAYEp.-Trom the undersigned, on satur.
y day night last, at Five Mile Greek, large sorrel
Horse, hlind, and has bow round his neck with
bell attachod.--Sipposed 10 have gone towards Ian,
eau er. will give $40 Reward for his recovery ahd
delivery to me in Dallas. l.. LOUlo'
Anil 2Tth--d5 It
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
. DuTcIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

A undsrsiensd having had Letters Of Adminisirs-
lion a. boais noz granted 70 him on the Estate Of Is
- spesr, deceased at the regular March term Of II
County Court Of Jack county, pertaining 20
1890. rsrsous therefore, AL pOrs0ns having claim
against The said estate hereby nstied TO prrssr
fhs sar1s within The tine prescribed b. Law. Tia
March the 3is;, las. D W bftEh,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

p.s-gabstrlpion Jo the Houston telegraph and the
Aas,in Gazette received St Ihis oeO ~ the publish
"A rates,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
FAWNTW HOUSE,

HOUSTON, TEXAS,
Col. J. II. MURRAY, Proprietor.
rvIHIS well known house IA now open for the reeef
tion of visitors aud traveller, and every att"h
ton will pc puid to secure The comfort Of it, gnes
Give O a call, lSo'NiI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
correspondence between Gems. Lee and Grant,

ClIFr0Y House, N, Apr.I ,, 800,
Hon r. NJ Stanton, Sec. of Wharf.-The following cor
rsspondsnce haa taken place between Gen Lee aud ny
scl There has been relaxation in pursuit during
~ psndancy US. GRANT, Lieut. Gen
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
HEAp QRs. TEAMS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT,
sHRrvEPoRT, La, March 10, 1866.
A DmINIsTRAT0R,s NoTICB.-Tf

a DMINEbIRATVE.B NUIItHs-II7
n und-rsigned having bad Letters Of AdminisiTA-
lion granted TO him on the estate Of @. Hancock, de-
daassd, at the regular March term Of tho County
Court pertaining TO estates Of deceased persous, 90
Jack unity therefore, all persons are hereby ~
fed having claims against the estate 10 ~
same With the time prescribed BY lsw inns n
the 3oth. 1855. B. hAhlsl
Admir- Of the Estate Of G. Hancock, DECD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

CLIFTON HOUSE, va, APPEL ,, 1000
hon. T.. NJ Stanton, Sec of Sar-The following cor
-hspopdence haa taken place between Gen Lee aud ny
scli There has been no relaxation in pulsuit during
~ psndancy. U. s. GRANT, Lieut. Gen
April 7, 1865,
Gea R. Z. ltse-lhs rcSut Of the last week must
vince you hcreessness ofurher resistance on the
par, uf the Army OF Northern Virginia in this struggle
feel that il is 49, md regard il az ny duty 10 shEtfrom
lnysef the responsibility Of any further esioa OF blood
M asking Of You surrender OF that portion Of the Con
fsdeyats States Army known az the Army OF NorthsTa
Virginia vs.y Respectfully, U a.GEAsr, 1t. Gen
April :, 1860.
qsneral--I have received Jour note Of this date
Though not Of the opinion you express Of the hopeesa
ess OF further resistance on the part of the Army OF
Northern Virsinie respect your deeire to ev"de the
useless eusion Of blood and therefore before CONSIDER
ing your proposition Osk tho terms you will offer Of
eonditions cf surrender, Il. T. LEI.
April g. 1855
Youy note Of lat evening, in reply to mine Of the
date asking what conditions will accept the snrren
der of the Army of Northern Virginia, is received In
reply would say that peace being FIRST desire there
ia but one condition that insist on that tha men sur
rendered shall he disqualified from taking up arms
against the Government Of the United States until prop
erly exchanged | will meet you, designate officers
10 meet any officers you may for the purpose
Ut any point agreeable to you for the purpose Of ar
ranging definitely the which the surrender Of
the Army of Northern Virginia will be received.
Very Respectfully, q. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen
HEAD QUARTERS ARMIES OF THE c. S., 1865
General received o. late hour, your note In
swer 10 mine yesterday did no. intend to propose
the surredder OF the Army Of Northern Virginia but to
ask the terms of your proposit on To be frank DO
not think the emergency has arrived to call for sur
render but as restoration Of peace should be the sole
object of all desire TO know whether your proposals
would tend to that end. cannot therefore, meet you
with view surrender the army Of Northern Virgin
ia but as far your proposition map effect the Concd
crate States army forces under my command, and tend
to the restoration OF peace should be pleased TO meet
You at 10 o'clock W. tomorrow at Old Stage r?rd
70 Richmond, between the picket lines Of the two ar
mics. Very Respectfully H. L. LIES.
To Gen. Grant, U. S. Army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
Machine FOr Sale.

z HAVE an S-horse power Thresh =
IL ing Machint, with n Fan for cleaning att neg
capale Of hreshng 300 bushels per dayhas ihTeHh'
ed 500 bnEhels when we'll attended. For TERMS ap'
ply t, me, ut Decatur, Wise county, Texas:
Anil y. lSn6--36:3t. DIN. HOW ELL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
Auril 9, 1865,


rcsed for 10 o'clock h. " to-day could lead to no good
will state however, General that nm equally anxious
for peace with yourse and the whole North entsr;asa
the same feeling Terms upon which peace csu be had
are we'll understood by the South. BY laying down
their they will hasten that most desirable event.
save housande of human lives and hundreds of millions
Of property yet destroyed Sincerely hoping that
ai difficulties may be settled without the loss Of
other life, fsubscribe myaelf, Very Respectfully
U. :. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
Headquarters ARMIES OF UNITED sTArEs,(
Apri! Q, 4:30 I. NJ. {
Hon T. NJ Stanton Secretary of War.--Gen. Lee sur-
rendered tie Army of Noyhernl Virginia this afternoon
upon the terms proposed by myself Tho accompany
ing additional correspondence will show the conditions
m y.e fully. u 3. GEASr, Lieut.. Gen.
April 9th, 1865.
sneraA-I received yoar aote of this morning on the
pcket line whittier had come to meet you and ascer.
tain definitely what terrswere embraced in your pYap
ostons Of yesterday with reference to the surrender
this army. now request an interview, In accordance
with the offer contained in yours Of yesterday, for that
purpose. Very respectfully Your obedient servant
To Gen. Grant Il. Z. LEE, General
CAxP U. S. a.. April 3.
ten. r. L. Lee Comma uding Confederate States Ar
mies-Your note Of his date ia but this moment ili
rs Il. NJ received. In consequence Of my havingp
ed from the Richmond aud Lypchburg Railroad to tho
DGuyille and Lynchburg Railroad, ct this writing
about four miles OF Walters Church. and will push
forward TIE front for the purpose Of meeting you
Notice sent 20 this road where you wish the in
tervsw TO take place, will meet me.
Very respectfully, yOar ohedient sesyant
L. s GRANT, Lieut., Gen.
ArroxATTox c. H., April Q.
Gen II. L Lee stc-In accord ance with the substance
Of ny letter you Of the s,h inst propose to receive
the surrender OF the Army OF Northern Virginia the
following terms Rolls Of all the officers and
% 30 made duplieateone copy to be given to any
oicer designated by me- the other 10 be retained by
such nhocrs you may designate The officers to give
their individual paroles not take up arms against
the Government Of the United States until properly
changed, Ead each company regimeutal commander
sign like parole fer the of their commands; 'he
arnrs'' l--- a-3 r'ftl'> p---e-' o. 1-'.c s"..@'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

p. s,-papers throughout the State publish three
nayment. LS4;3t.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

Gsneral--I have received 30
Though not Of the opinion you es
ness OF further resistance on the
Northern Virsinie, respect 80
useless efusion Of blood, and thei
ing your proposition, | yak tho :s
conditious Of surrender.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04
April 7, 1865.

Of the last week must con .
OF further resistance on the
Virginia in this struggle.
it az ny duty 10 shift from
~ further efusioa Of blood,
r Of that portion Of the Con
az the Army Of Northsra
:, U Z. GRAFT, 1t. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-04

Gsa. Z. Z. ,ltee-Ths rcsult Of
vince you OF he hrpelessness Of #
par, Of the Army OF Northern vi
| feel that it is 30, md regard il
luyself,he responsibility Of any Fl
ny asking Of you the surrender Of
ssderats States Army known 90
Virginia. Very Respectfully
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21
MARRIED.

: tthe Episcopal Church in Gallipolis on
Monday 18th inst, by the Rev. Maple Of
Pomeroy. Rev. WILLIAM THOMSON Pastor Of
the Episcopal Congregation of this place.
and Aass GERIaupK A. MESAGER, eldest
daughter Of Roman Aenaser Esq, of Galli-
polls.
At the residence Of the brides Father in
Morgan township. Sept. l2, 1865, by J. NJ.
Mccormick, Ma. RIcHARD L. TrTus, and MIss
VIRGINIA BoGGs.
At the residence of the brides Father by
@. O. Ross, Esq. on the 7th inst. Ma. An
SALON HreHEs, and Miss ExxA C. HALL, all
OF Gallia county Ohio.
At the N. Z. Parsonage Gallipolis Ohio,
Sept, 18th 1865, by Rev. j. F. Williams,
Mr. ALEx CLARk and Miss MARI A. JEvFERs
all OF Gahia county Ohio.
ALSo-By the same, in Gallis county, at
the residence of the brides Father, Sept. 5th
1865, Ma. Jso. PAIcHEI, and Miss MARTINA
d. BRoTaERs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21

E The Copperhead Platform is
like an old woman's patch work quilt
made up of all sorts of scraps.
Among others they demand that the
Federal taxes shall be collected by
the county Treasurers. Why2 Be-
cause in few counties in Ohio, the
Copperheads can yet elect county
Treasurers, and if the Federal taxes
we're collected by them their fees
would be increased. Think of it
Copperheads collecting Federal tax
es. Shades of Floyd, and Jake
Thompson J!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21
ARREST OF THE STATE
TREASURER

DR.. Dorsey, Treasurer Of State,
was arrested on Monday last, charg-
ed with breach of trust and embez-
element.
The Report of the Special Examin-
er, and the testimony of DIR. Dorsey
and of Messrs. Bartlitt & Smith,
however, shows that in lieu of the
currency taken from the vaults, the
Treasurer deposited 7 8 10 bonds of
the United States. 1t is no where
charged that the State has lost a sin
gle cent, but that the use which DR..
Dorsey made of the funds is unau-
thorized by law. 1t is certain that
at no time has the Treasurer taken
anything from the vaults, without
Immediately depositing its equiya-
lent and that he has never received
any pecuniary benefit or reward for
these transactions. DIR. Dorsey, in
his testimony, states that these bonds
were received into the Treasury sim
ply as currency, and if they are to
be SO regarded, the Treasurer has
not violated the law.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21

H The Bishop, says she hopes
to see (his) ticket elected" Come
now Bishop be honest for once
You have no more hope Of that ticket
being elected, than JEFF. Davis has
of going to Heaven. The candidates
don't look for it themselves, and no
man knows it better than you do
But then, 1t may do for your readers.
A very small modicum of truth in q
large batch of Confederate sophistry.
is well adapted to their intellectual
capacity, and you are the very chap
to administer the dose. So keep up
their hopes. Whiskey is high in
price now, and some other way of
keeping up the spirit of the party
must be devised, and probably your
plan will do. Itdon't cost any thing,
except little stretch of conscience
which we conclude won't hurt you at
all.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21

E The g. mug" considers
the Journal "a very obscene filthy
sheet" Well sit is hard to handle
pitch and not be defiled." We have
had filthy subject to deal with, for
some five or six weeks past, and ex-
pect it will require about three weeks
longer to finish up the job. Skin
ming Copperheads, is rather a filthy
job we admit We have two or three
hides on the fence now, and think
by the day after the election we shall
have at least three more on the same
place ready for shipment TO the head
of Salt river. After that date we
presume there viii be no longer any
necessity for that kind of work, and
very probably no subjects to work
upon. Our Union readers we know
will bear patiently with us few
weeks longer. As for our Copper
head readers, tand they number a
good many, they must take it as it
comes. We don't practice on the
homeopathic system. In their cases
our medicines are designed to skill
or cure" So if you don't like it
Bishop, what are you going to do
about it2 dodge as you did the
draft, ehf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21

re- Mr.. Onderdonk has 5ses con-
sinced, as will appear by the follow
ing from the West Va. Journal. We
have little matter on hand yet, to
convince him of, assoon as time and
space will admit which we think will
be before he arrives at the age of As:
PERsoSAL.-We called upon Mr.. Onderdonk,
of the Gallipolis Dispatch. recently, and re
believe did convince him of the falsity Of
his charges against us, and that we were not
in the habit Of swallowing our words. He
said he "hsdnt us in his mind at alp (''I
didn't mean "')-when he wrote that we
were "cringing coward" Who could he
have been thinking of We arc glad he is
convinced.
Did you swallow any thing that
time Bishop
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21

M. Eprros;-~As Capt c. c. Ale
shire. b now . candidate for ofsce, I
deem & proper, that the people
should know, what sort Of man he
L. / vks . member Of ais company,
In the three months service, and re-
collect. that, ct the organization Of
the company, be solicited us to give
him q position, and acccrdinzly, We
elected him Captain Of the company.
I. also remember, very distinctly,
when we LEFT Gsllipolis. on board Of
the Science, he changed his demean-
or toward us, for the idea of being
Captain, inflated him to such an ex-
tent, that he positively refused us
|permission, 10 eat 1t the same table
with him. At Parkersburg be drew
blankets for us bnt retained them for
his own especial benefit, something
near month, before he distributed
them to the company. The great
majority Of the company, deeply re
gretted that they had ever placed
any confidence in the fellow, and II
we had known him, as well, before
we elected him Captain, as we know
him DOW, we would have kept him q
private in the rear ranks, where he
ought to have been, unless he could
have crept out like j. L. Vance did.
/ presume the Captain would like
very much, to get the support of the
remainder Of his old company, but
we can't see it. / have yet to find
the man, who served under him, in
the three months, or three year SER
vice, that will vote for him at the
approaching election.
In the Journal Of last week, / no
tieed communication, signed Pat
riot, am not aware that / know the
author, but / do know he ''wrote the
words Of truth and soberness," and
l heartily endorse every word of if.
PERRY
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-21


E Soldiers, can you tell the diff
ference between voting for Vallan-
digham in 1868, when he was sup
ported by Gen. Geo. W. Morgan, or
voting for George W. Morgan in
1865, for the same office to which he
was nominated. and is now support
ed by Vallandigham. Are not both
'tarred with the same e stick?" They
are equally ''bad eggs" out of the
Confederate nest The old hen Sc
cession, you have effectually smash
ed, with your bullets. Now smash
the eggs with your ballots, and finish
up the job and the breed at the same
time.