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AsrI SLAVERY pAoaarss ~
Kentuck The Louisville Journal
80 long known fer Is conservative
views. has at length CONF QUE openly
for immediate emancipation. ~ Tie
close Of a recent editorial it says:
"The rebellion is bound to disap-
gear before the overwhelming power
OF 4hc Federal arms. and the slavery
system, for the maintenance OF which
the war was ostensibly commenced, is
to pass away BY the solemn Cat Of the
nation. Here ia Kentucky slavery
exists only as g nominal institution
II Is DO longer n source Of value, and
Il would be worse than folly for the
State TO make a struggle for its pres
ervasion. Our present Legislature,
fairly Iooking-the irresistible future
in the face, should aot delay 70 raft.
fy he amendment lflhe present ses-
slon al the Legislature DO not adopt
this course, ht sex9 wiA- Kentucky
IL boand to become a free State, lhro'
the choice # her - people, and de-
lay ia settling ihc.qaeslioa can only
complicate the process By which she
will reach that destiny"
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w II Asreh, fa tar'a previously sold at prl-
Arling5y1, dg ased. situated tR8 niles south Il
East AfiHgtnH 8iasgc. c0ntain.n- about Nh >
aerc4 suitably divided mao Aaat8H, Plough aHd
Pasture and. for @sneraitarmiag purposes. Uwei-
Ing House comfortable anasn gaad rap4ir, E4rn
lsrge cad eoHtmeiieua, with underground Stating
Also ] 3nggy Wagon. ia!ugle Harness, and ona
Hire-rooth fiorse Bake.
saie - al II o'clock a. NJ. On tAe
premises. Tsrma esh.
p M AYLkSWoKTH, Administrators.
Arllnrtsn, Feb q, ~is55.-8Wa0
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qAls nvalaalg as is aatiias . car
osaB thoss p4intai aaa dangerous diseases incident
10 tho arulale constitution.
Il malersts 81 excess removes al Obstruction
from vhateycr esuss aad lEinss on the monthly
period sith regularity.
These Pits sheaid not be taken by fcmales that
az pregasAs darse TIC FIEsTTnEEENoSTus
- tAfy are sar 10 brsag on Miscarriage but a ev
sry othss nsss and in every other esse they nse per
faety safe
Ia az easa Of Eervous and Spinal AaeeaosS p4ih
IN the Bsek and Lhmbs, lIaagiuesN Fatigue % slight
~exertsoa, Pagazosa sftae Heart Lounsss cfsplr.
IL Hysieacs sick Hes3aoae, wh,iaS and al the
yslnfal diseases ooelsiened " : dis~dgsed system
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Ba p Cur9aa3t street, New Turk
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10 n~onsnnntivog,

TgitE Advertiser having bte3 stored 70 health
4 mata9 weeks ty avery s3npie remedy after
having sua1rt seTsrl years VIII weddings f-
tc.ag 4al taat dread disease. Con snaptioa-is
asEfa aky known 70 his N.low sBaorsrs the
lrts e -urs.
f0 81 WHO'S esHe Is DC vii epad q copy Of tho
ran Gsed siee % caareek with tae dirac-
hauf lff pre- fsfias Hd using iHe sane, ShieA they
a# HH3 sUEE EtNA goE ~srmlHIav, AETNA,
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asha the trsse rptAnN abeaaff taeaNi "a
Ha d Information whleh 81 e8fE. yeGtabei in
9a saA he hopes every sufferer wiil cry bis
a1t VII costteem nothing, 2rl may prove
3 Missing
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please ad
3cs Esv EDWARD 4. WILSON.
aaa* Williamsburg. Kings County New York
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DowSs' VEGETABLE BALsAMtc ELT1IR.-
The oldest and best Cough Medicine mauulac-
tured. This standard old Cough remedy has
now been before the people nearly forty years,
and hes ever maintained tie highest rank
among remedies for lungs. throat and chest -
II has always been warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
For Whooping Cough, it has no equal.
See circulars for certificates OF th9 Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor Of Yermonti Hon
Bates Turner, late Jndgs Of Supreme Court of
Yeruol.; Hon. J. B. Woodward, Surgeon U.
S. Army, and many other men Of standing.
Price s5 cts rs cts. and s1.5o per bottle.
Fold in Manchester at tie Equinox Drug Store.
Sold BY al dealers in medicine in the state
John y. Henry, Waterbury, VT. sole Proprie-
tor. 40
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TONIC emsn q CO.'S 0ordisi EHxif or Calls
ava f4fA, posses s.ug tae active ard vtilsknown
pEopas Hf too FeFpFsu h4fk Ia O. mg5i na.caabte
Ear1a- & Wgl ~ 0aat 4a.p4bic T@aietH al cafes
But past{rals rly as S preventative 90 itTar naa
Asae 8t $3.50 asaut aHtpaIstaala cordial, eai IS
much SAP r1r Il tLs cslHl19a vbissQ and rum
E.a,srs b augh AZ uss. SlN hy DF4selsi8.
UE8fAfAN 4 CO,
an3t ~aenista aad Druggists, H8w fork.
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A LTfrLEoF EVERYTHING frintog 70 che
II human n, bisie iud Dmelr; tae caases
and treatment " fiseasea tse n1afft1ee cato1la q
roe world b1H 90 marry weA ard d thousand
N.ias8 newer published before. fta1 She revised shd
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sloas euas ~ eefioes gcapls a1- E good boas t9r
every one. 800 @ 100 iAaatratios Price
sta4 iNsks nay be hat a. lha beoS stores, ~ WI
O. str. u4aiL pot gaid, "a lpt y 'he price.
Aelresf Da H. 3. F0OIE. NJ -,
6uGl fl.a Broadway, New York.
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nrsRsss NuxoSE Lts1SNg -Ths cs-
breet eaa Nr ass sl9ast every
haaeha11, $50 wut r3a. u
esfss csaa Nsufa aetsl
zs@ Shsrs 4 paa A41 r e4 pao4
ssteru4iy @at'eaig Try seld @vr
sAerv
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HEaENAssC 0FcEGTaATED BEsZISEre-
sns7as pa,n. Grease 7stA &C. 5~iustantly and cleans
5daa. El8b1ar, Gloves &H, equal e. rev Only -
soats Iaglatue Sgl ~ praFgiste.
-HEGEMAN eco.
Chemists end DrusgstA New Yofk.
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ROVISION
&C., &c, &c.
sT0wtLL nAnYARD,s E.,n,e.

GTATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court
- Manchester District, -. holden at the Probate
Office. IN Manchester. 10 and for gaid district. on
the 2Stk day Of January. 1865.
Present, Hon. ] ". BATcIELDEK, Judge.
The Administrators on the estate u st1well Bar
nard, late Of Peru, IN said district, deoeaaed, applies
in writing for 3 iiecnae to sell al the resi- estate Of
said deceased except the widows dover and home
stead and the ~reYersion Of the dover, and al the
personal property, except such as shall be assigned
the widow, representing tbstit Will be benehCialt to
the heirs and those interested j nsaid estate, by rea.
son u 8 portion u eaid heirs residing out Of this
State aud otherwise, that said sale BE- made though
not necessary to pay debts.
? Whcfeupon II vas ordered that said application
be heard It q Probate Court % be held 81 the Pro-
bste Office, IN Manchester. In and for said District,
Oh tbs last Wednesday u February, 1868, and that
81 persons interested In said Estate BE- notified
thereof hv publishing q copy ~ the record u this
order three weeks successfully IN the MksonKsEEE
J~ouHsAL, pnnteS at Manchester. the iast Of shs-h
publications shall be previous 70 said time Of hear
ing.
b H. K FOWLER ~I4gister.
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] Strength TO the Weak
~ Youth 10 InE. ICED!
AAM -

FH
EIJE REJ ENEY4ToR.
gua Ee {
sHa auaa 81 iaaTt fsr.tH
ESD a#l8 he eetfain % lntaH Gao @lasfeut
8 hua H aaaHl RHa Ftslcf a1tA
as 4tH eatcnaAle them
thg d9Y q tegiF lffshfa 5og lt
g4t sat Hg# arates tul strtUgtaeba cad il rally
l HtaIaah |te.a l- especially e. chose WAu have
@ reaa0at ta e%enHlttan pi e4rFta 4y ees hNaes
Hlal4lHa ST. ordinary sickness ftatitF Nhat
fae csEse 70 tae IHI9tenc} Of any huuau organ,
RIBS .aper5 preparation via remove the effect at
once and forever.
BIOTIREN
Cures Impotcncy, General Debility, Nervous Inca
facity, Dyspepsia, Depression, Lost VI Appetite,
L8w spirits, Weakness " the Organs Of Generation,
Intoe,iy, Mental Incidence. Emaeistion, Ennut
II mas 4 HoHT ~DELI1HrFUIq DtstEABLE AND NOVEL
EFFE1r uF0H TIE NEEV0us sYe4EM; and all who are
Do ans way prostsated BY nervous disabilities are
esFuestIg advised O. seek a cure 10 this most excel.
laut eRd uneqlAlie3 preparation.
Pafsans wb9, by impr1dance, hlyelosi their NAT
UBAL NlGoR, viii ind a speody aud permanent
cure 3n the
BIOISREN ~.
The FEEBLE,the LANGUID, the DIsPAIRING,
the OLD should give this valuable discovery . trial
fl VIII be found totally different rom al other ar
tioiaH f0r tie same purposes.
To Females.-1his preparation Is Invaluable 70
nervous weaknesses % ell kinds, as II viii reetore
the wasted strength With wonderful permanenee.
It Is also 6 grand tonic, and will give relief in Dys-
pepsia with the lrst dose. A brief persistence in
lis use win renoyate the stomach q q degree Of per
feet health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
0nc Dollar per B0ttle, or six Bottles for IS. Sold
by Druggists generally.
Sent BY express any where, by addressing
uUTCliINGs HTLL1ER.
Proprietors, l.
81 Cedar street, New York. Nv
Trade supplied BY John +. Henry & Co. WRter'
bury, VI, ly4oeow
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;gieP-1 Blg1s rfCE, SORE lips. GILL.

nLAIN3. So UE2EMA1t 5 CO.'S CA&PlfOR
ne, wis Glyctrine cures Cbappci Hands &o,iul-
msiiAtclg, ana will keep tae SKIN SOFT and tmoath
ia he t5a weather. Sold BY Druggists. Irioe
IS oents. Sent b. mail for 30 cents
HE2EMAN " co,
Chemists aud Druggists New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-21
CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION.
An Old PhysictGa's
Testimony.
as=as=aa
READ.

Waterbury, VT,
Nov. "a, 1858.
Although ! DO not
like the practice Of
Physicians recon-
m~ending, indis
criminatel pa
tent medicines of
the day; yet after
a trial OF ten years,
! an free to admit
that there is n
medicine before
the public that any
Physician can use
in his practice and
recommend to the
public with perfect
confidence that
medicine is Rev n.
II. Downs Vegeta-
BILE Balsamic Elixir
have used It my
self with the very
best success, and
now, whenever |
am troubled Win q
Gongh or cold, |
invariably use It.
lean cheerfully re-
commend IL to al
who are suffering
IRON q Cough Or a
Coid,for the Croup
Whooping- Cough,
and all diseases
tending 10 Con-
sumption, a nd 10
tile Profession as a
retia 10 article.
lam salts hed Of
iB excellence be-
yond a doubt, hav-
ing conversed per-
soaally with the
Rev. n. Il. Downs
about Il. He in
formed me Of the
principal ingre
dents Of which the
Elixir Is composed,
1 m Of which are
+ Purely Vegetable
ard peri ectiv sai
asn
Now a8t Sur
ggon q. 5. Army.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-21

sY wool Growers shoaldhoware q any prepa-
ration that contains "salphnr." as It's sure 70 de-
stroy Tie fibre fihe wool. onepound Of EXTRACT
ToBAceo viii make twelve gallons Wash, and con-
taina the strength Of eight pounds d Tobacco, IS
prepared s. eraprs.
Agents wanted In every Wool Distrlet.
JAMES y LEVIN, Agent South Down Co.,
6iass % Ceairal Wharf Boston,
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INE. The subscribers being appointed 81 the Hon
w the Probate Court fr the District II Maneb-
ester, Commissioner to receive. examine ahd sd-
tnEt DIS esims sud demands d ~ pcrsoas against
the Etgte II
sT0WELL BARNARD,
laN 0f Peru. in said District. deceased. and aiso al
claims and demand. exhibited iH oGset thereto: apd
~ months fran the 18th 6ay ~ Jsaeary, l5G5.
being siloWe "a b. said Court f0r that purpose, Nc %,
tatr fore, hereby give Bofice that Ws viii attend To
the tas!nsSs u our appointment a. the dwelling
hoase ~ widow MAfy BarHard. hesr the Hon. Ira
X bateheiders IN ssid PeTu. On The fret T~uesdsys
~ april ard Ju4y next from one uat8l fyuf o'clock.
H. n. nn ench n said aaga
Dsied 3, L8naouaery a. i4b day ofYelFaary.
A. D., iSe5
DAVID AEE0LD, tr
% DANIEL DAVE ~
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S%EVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
a. ;. Six per cent.
n

These boads ae aow worth a premium Of
nine per cent, Including sold Interest from
New, which makes tie actual profit on the
I-39 loan, 81 currooi rates Including interest
about Ten Per cent per annum' besides is es
e" J''" N'l'' '"'
@ 1'"'
-. 100 :.
.oo .
% Z. ,ooo !,
a !" o o .
Notes OF Mi the denominations named viii
be promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub.
iBuou,. This Is
p4EpNTVT0AN TN MhPRFT
4..3tr ,,. co,.rnmost ana T., i. con
- o,,o m,r npon,p
V"H"i hS''
Less than oO,oeO,eooremai u~nsoid'"hleh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-21

This old time
tried standard rem
edy still maintains
its popularity.
When all Others
have proved inem
Gent the Elixir a.
lone continues to
give satisfaction.
Use il for
Cough,
Gods,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Group,
I~ncipientC onsump-
ton, and all diseas-
es of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
81 YEAVs AGO
The Elixir first
mado its appear
ance ; and even
then, in its PRINT
tive and imperfect
state, produced
such extraordinary
results that 1t be-
came, at once, a
general ~fsvorite.
Many have made
il, what it really is,
a Family Medicine.
For vs. 0 thar
half the diseases
"to which flesh is
heir" originate
from colds, SO this
may be considered
a general preyenta
tive Of all diseses,
by removing the
pTimevat cause.
ADULTS
Should always
keep this Family
Physician at hand
and by its timely
use save hundreds
Of dollars that
would otherwise be
swallowed up in
!, d~ischarging doc
tors fees.
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EQUINOX DRUG STORE.
At The Equinox Drug Store
as3
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS
FANCY eeAi#
FuNBE AAfttN3&
ef.ft Mat.a.
ruNfHg FloNAEE.
Toys asa 81 Ass
NONE BUT PURE
Medicines and Drugs kept.
OYSTERS 0YsTERSI
Fine baltimore oysters.
Nauenisd vsa aaes Kees atta1a per- Us1ee
Faf sale al the DRUG sf0HE
FRENCH CoFFEE.-prioe so cents FER
peupd
roFFEE ron 20 CENTS PER POUND
" The beet in iowa
DoLAND's WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
l. For "a 81 tbo Dras siuna
TOYS TOYS r., ,.,.,,.5 ,, u. 81, .,.,.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
~aD -
AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ever brought 70 his place. Also
TOY ASD eHrLpRESs ROCKS
DIsToLsl PISTOLS
4 Revolvers and singled hsrnVl Pistols also Me-.
'ii' Cartridges 'F '''' at y DRUG sronu
~ F. oRvfS, TOWN AGENT.
SoSE BUT THE BEST LIQUORS WILL Be
KEPT at the
DRUG STORE.
CONCENTRATED LYE, Tot making soap. one
y box worth "a cts will make p gallons " SOAP.
For sale at the DRUG STORE.
| DOoKsi BooKsI Books ordered BY express
ID and sold At regular prices, AZ the
DRUG STORE
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs,a fresh lot
/ For sale at the DRUG STORE.
nRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERs, at tho
~ DRUG STORE.
METAL TOR LAMP CHIMNEYs. for sale at
vi the DRUG STORE
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for sale at The
n DRUG STORE.
ANEW LOT oFPERFUMERY AND TOILET
hARTICLEs at the DRUG STORE.
ToY CAME, PERFuMERY,
Please sall and look at thom.
TUE NEW PERFUME called the
Lincoln Bouquet"
For sale at tho DRUG STORE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT oFFAN0Y TOILET
ARTICLES at tho
DRUG STORE
TNIE CHOICEST CONFECTIONERY,
DRUG STORE
Il ERosENE LAMPS AND oHIMNEYs,
Ia BEST QUALITY, at the
DRUG STORE.
JAPANESE FISHING RODS for sale at the
u DRUG SrORE.
DALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS, for sale
kI at tho DRUG STORE.
nlsTILLED DEW. FOR THE COMPLEXION,
~ at thes DRUG STORE.
PAY WATER, YERY FINE, at tho
| kD DRUG STORE.
FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO, at the
l. DRUG STORE.
FTJAZzARDs RIFLE POWDER for sale At the
Al DRUG STORE.
TUTTLES STORE, East DOrset,
MAY NE FoUSD A LAKoE ASSORTMENT or
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0% TO WOOL WERS.
PURE
EXTRACT OF
For Sheep Wash.

REcTIoSs ron UsE.-For Ticks, dissolve
one pound Of the Paste is sixteen gallons of
water, and so on, until you have sufficient II
quid for vour focks. Cold water will ans wer,
but It is better first to dissolve the Paste In a
small quantity Of hot water. The Ticks are
not destroyed Immediately, bnt the next day
none wiz be found alive.
For Seab, the treatment IL thssame, but the
solution must be made muchstronger, accord
ing to the judgment o fthe person using it, and
several applications will be necessary
For Vermin on Cattle and Horses. and for
Insectston Vegetation il will bebetter 10 in
crease It's strength 10 four ouncest to agaIlon OF
water.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
Good for Icnrrnsut.

1t is stated that Vice Admiral Far
ragut has been favoring Mr.. Seward
with n decision on n point of inter
national law. 1t may not bear the
authority of the Supreme Court; but
it will bear wcight--the weight of a
brondside--if the old hero ever gets
a chance.
Mr.. Seward was enforcing the nee
essity of strictly observing the duty
of neutrality within n marine league
of the shore. well" Mr.. Sccreta.
ry," said the Vice Admiral. 81 learn
ed my international law before yon
did in rougher school. When /
was boy the British took our crew.
and me with the rest-prisoners on
the coast of South America, within
less than half n mile of the shore.
British precedent is good enough for
me; and if ever have IN opportunity,
I'll follow it,"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

all the bold and determined men of
South are concentrated IN Virginia.
AS reported the st. Albans raiders
were discharged from custody at
Montreal on Wednesday. The Court
refused to surrender them under the
EYtradltion Treaty, on the ground of
belligerentr rights. Judge Smith cited
Gen. Dix's order to shoot down the
raiders, as recognizing them as bel
llgerents and not as robbers. The
prisoners we're discharged from Gus
tody, but soon after re-arrested on q
charge Of assault with intent to com
init murder, and also on a charge of
violating neutrality. Their case comes
up again Immediately.
The Philadelphia Press says that
in every street of that city houses
were placarded as up for sale--so
many, indeed, that the demand NAV
he said to have been supplied. House
agents are beginning to confess that
rents are coming down to what they
were before the war, and there is an
increase in the number of houses to
let If inquiry is made at the houses
.placarded for sale, it will be found
that two out Of every five are to be
rented, and this because people do
not desire to purchase property which
is subject to high and increasing tax
ation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
NOT A GOOD PROPHET.

The editor of the Courier some
times trys his hand at prophecying,
He is not a good prophet. A short
time ago he said that IL Richmond
was captured the people would no,
rejoice. IL has fallcn,a and the rejoicing
throughout the whole country was
general. In the large cities meetings
were held, speeches made, bonGrcs
lighted, and demonstrations of every
kind to show the Joy over the momen-
tous event were had. Perhaps the
aforesaid editor couldn't enthuse--
it was not to be expected. A ghast-
ly smile may have fitted over his
countenance, but it was painful.
He also said that when the rebels
had no further use tor Richmond,
they would quietly evacuate it, and
retire somewhere rs strong rs ever
and with no injury to their cause
We believe the rebels have no fur
the use for Richmond--in fact, they
have no use for anything. But they
did not leave it quietIy-Grant and
his army hustled them out very un-
tremendously, cutting their armies
to pieces, and generally demoraliz.
ing it. Without n Capital and with
army, IL is not expected
that any but the blindest copper
head will say that the rebels are not
injured.
We hope that the presiding genius
Of the Courier will rub the scales out
Of eyes, and tell what is in the future
for the Confedcracy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
THE COPPERIIEAD PARTY.

The fall or Richmond and the end
ing Of the rebellion, finishes the Cop
perhead party. Butternutism as well
rs the rebellion has died the death.
They were loving pair. David
and Jonathan were nothing to them /;
and Damon and Pythias were no per-
simmons beside them. The Siamese
twins two distinct bodies, but uni
ted with q li9ament through which
the blood of both flowed, alone fur
nish fitting parallel. When lone OF
the twins had an ache in the stomach,
the other felt the pain; when one
head throbbed with pain the other
and the learned men of
the world have given it as their opin.
ion, that where one dies, the other
willy follow suit without delay. Even
50 with Coppcrheadism and Rebel
lion.
Rebellion felt i'll at the election OF
Lincoln, and Copperheadism become
as yellow rs saffron. Savannah was
a bitter pill for the one, and the 9th
er made mouths as natural rs life. -
The same phenomenon was observed
Immediately after Charleston, and
now that rebellion has received its
deaf blow at Richmond, Copperhead.
ism is finding soft spot to fall on,
that it may give up the ghost as casi,
ly rs possible. We don't know which
funeral will give lis most pleasure
The rebellion was the ugliest-Cop-
pcrhcadism the meancst. Thank the
Lord, both are now under ground
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
INCONsIsTENCY.

Now that the rebellion is "on its
last legs" the copperhead faction ap-
pear to be quite jubilant over the
fall OF the rebel capital and are trying
to fastcn themselves to the war party.
Almost from the commencement OF
the rebellion, they have aided the
South by all the means in their power.
They have discouraged enlistments,
resisted drafts, aided deserters, and
have thrown everything in the way
OF the Administrator within their
power. They have failed to see
where we have gained any advantage
over the rebellion, until within the
past few months and even when the
official announcement of the capture
Of the rebel capital was hailed with
enthusiasm by the loyal part of com.
inunity, there were doubts expressed
on the part of some, that it was not
true. They were 10th to believe it,
and thought there must be some mis-
take, But when the news Of the
evacuation Of Petersburg and the
flight Of tho rebel Gen. Lee with
his srmy from Richmond was an