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Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
The Blaek-Leg Fraternity.

Brsyfogle, the Indianapolis corres-
pOudent Of The Cincinnati Commercial
draws the following vivid picture Of the
state of public morals in Indianapolis
As the locality is pretty accurately
specified, persons visiting thst city can
avoid visiting the infected district:
INDIANAPons, Nav 81
The shooting of the boy Haforl, on
Friday morning, by drunken gambler,
has aroused a strong feeling ia the com
munity against the legion Of blaek-legs
who throDg the city, more numerous
than swarm of devourisg loeusis, aud
as they seem 10 be beyond the reach of
the law, there are hints Of resorting to
measures similar to those used in Vicks
I burg and San Francisco TO rid the city
. Of the scoHrge. There are probably not
less than tweoty regular gambliBg houses
in the city. some of them rivsling 10 ex-
( tent Of business and msgni6cenee Of
7 fitting up the celebrated Baker street
den, of your city, in It's palmiest days.
Within the single block on Illinois street,
Just across the way from the Bates
AtArrf 81 iVESA lhtA q AA@Ch ACE0NASuH
tigers have their lairs, always ready aud
anxious for aR encounter with enthusi-
sstic sportsmen who have passion for
such dangerous sFo ort and plenty of sm-
munition to continue the 6ght Thfse
establishments~are kept almost without
appearance Of coneealment Not po-
heeman or citizen but knows the Ioca-
tom of each particular den of thieves,
and that the groups of jauntily dressed,
perfumed,a dismold-stndisd gentlemen
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
EVANSVILLE, IND WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 18f

of elegant leisure who lounge about the
Exchange" are human valfures, lT'ng
Ia wait for their prey. And yetiks5 are
never molested
They strut and swaggsr, drive fast
horses st furious PAGES through the
streets, 10 the imminent danger Of life
and limb, and court the repaia ion Of
being desperate characters By frequent
hourishes OF knives and pistols. The
vigilaDt police occasionally poance doWn
on vagrant niggers playing quiet game
Of seven up in s hay-mOE or some seclu-
ded ally, fog two bits q eoroer; but their
detective skill is not equal to the emeF-
gsncy OF breaking up Ihs big games Of
faro 10 the ExcbaDge Building and its
immediate ueighborsood, throngsd night
iy with merchants, on the high-road TO
bankruptcy; merchants clerks. in q fair
way for ultimsfe lodgmsut ia the peni-
tentiary; digniiaries, holding Offices Of
responsibility and trust, in fair Way of
becoming defaulters; working men, in
Vesting thei. weeks salaries ia vain
attempt 10 break the band, aud lesv-
ing heir wives aud children 70 sisrVe
and 90 naked, and miscellaneous crowd
OF army officers. citizens, men and boys
going to tie devil or an inclined plain
all contributing 10 the support OF a set
OF fellows who are not cut throats and
pick-pocksts, simply because Il is safer
and more respectable to deal faro The
voice Of slandsr says that the black legs
pay tribute to the police, and purchase
immunity from arrest by looming down"
liberally IN the shape of temporary
loans, never intended TO be repaid; bat
we who know the ineorruptble integrity
Of our vigilaut guardians Of The night.
must look elsewhere Tor an explanation
Of the mystery II does lcok little
strange, though, that the eternal vigi-
lance which 30 unrelentlingly scent out
violators Of the law, in the shape Of Jew
peddlers without license, and negroes
selling fish on the sidewalk, should b. 90
utterly at fanl iu The matter OF more
moDsirous rasca ities, carried on openly
and almasf ostentaiionslY, aud r their
very ses
The most of he faro hslis IN this ci'y
are known as heg' gam
Tine tiger viii chav up iuevi ably
and spead'lg, any maa rash enough 10
encounter him, iair fght; but in
the multiplicity Of fats who crowd his
rooms, your "hag" dealer has not time
to await the chances Of the game, but,
by tbe practice of ingenious devices
known 70 t5a fraternity, cleans out bis
victims inc0Rtinently
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

CINCINNATI, May 80 The Coss~aeY.
ef0Is Chattanooga dispatch says that
Southern papers received there announce
the intention 10 accept the new era in
good faith, aud 20 stand BY the Govern
ment intact in restoring order and indus
try. They reprobate grerriIls warfare
or acts sgsinst individuals sh wing 20
litical opinions differing from themselves.
and laying aside ideas heretofore ami
mating them
John Bell is in Atlanta
The East Tennesssee and Georgia
railroad Is being re-opsned Only 20
miles remain TO connect Eifh Bristol
Ex-Secreiary Mallory aud HoweII Cobb
passed Chattanooga yesterday for NGsh-
vile, under guard
Detachments Of Wilson's cavalry are
daily arriving at Chsttsnoosa.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

H7S- Jadge Laird has been holding
court in town during the present week.
7 here was trids OF d;vorcing, &c, but
the case claiming the most interest was
that of Riddle w. Steamer Grey Eagle.
Mr. Ridd rode from Cannelton to
Derby on be packet and forgot to pa =
bis passage at the termination Of the
voyage, the clerk solicited Mr. r to con
tribute q couple Of dollars to the ex-
cheqaer ef The boat Mr. r pulled out
a dollar and began to betake himself Of
the boat The clerk pulled out an empty
pistol, and, assisted By the assiduous aud
timely services Of muscular gentle
man on the lower deck, took Mr. r on
board hr. Z Was transported to Con
cordis, but hes'tsted about leaving the
boat on account Of "a rrlllas Thence
TO BssndeH1urz. where hs pss equally
reluciaur, and Tor ae same reason He
vas carried ou % New Albany Mr r
brought action aEaiass tie ele5k for
assault sRu battery lie Judge thought
tns erk shsd- TO summary in his
measures, aud dned him I've dollars.
Mr. Z brought aelioa egaiust The boat for
ial'e iupEl sonment, Iaying damages at
S490 and cost. He got Sl20.- CInnet-
ton Reporter
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

A REM SIsCENcE or GEsEEAL PALEER
General John NJ Palmer, command
ing the MILITARY District Of Kentucky,
vas delegate 30 the famous National
Convention heh assembled in Phila-
delphia in 1856. aud nominated Fremont
for the Presidency After the ConyeD-
ton had made choice Of a Presidential
candidate, Oven Lovejoy arose and
nominated Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois.
for Vice Precedent j. NJ Palmer sec
onded the nomination IN an admirabe e
speech, during which D. said be bad
knosn Mr. Lincoln long tlme, and
could testify to his noble qualities of
head and heart Mr. Lincoln was an
admirable lasyer, q profound statesman
and su honest man. '.Sir," said Mr.
Palmer, Il knos aud appreciate his
abilities, hsvin - often met him on the
stump in Illinois, when Lincoln was a
Wing and / was Democrat Then
looking c0mical and confused, he con-
tinued addressing Henry = Lsne, Of In
diana, who was in the chair, mir. Presi-
dent, did | say hsd met Mr. Lincoln in
debate? IF | did, ] want 10 take it back,
for when Old Abe came around John II.
Palmer always took to the woods! Il
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

The C0masreiars ROekPOrt dispatch
says:
Recruiting is going on briskly among
the slaves in Central Kentucky. In .
few months more negro enlissmenis will
settle the question Of slavery 10 Ken
tueky independent of the constitutional
amendment
The Gosstis's Nashville dispatch says:
Gen Upien arrived With ths archives
Of Safe ard $500. 900 IN specie
The elective franebiss bill passed the
Legis stare yesterday
Champ Fsrgsson has been espsnrsd
aad Is closely conhBsd IN lions Al Mash
vile
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
Discharge I ParOled Prisoners Of
War.
Executive DgP'r OF INDIANA,

EXECUTIVE UP OF INDIANA,
Adult 2 liES ERAL OFFICE,
Iadlana Fois. May IS b, 1865
lCIScULAR
The 20 10 etag telagrams are published
for informaupt:
IEDrANAPoL,s ISD., Mas "a, 1865
Hon Z n Staaton, secretayy Of Var,
Washington, d c.:
Between f.tg and one hundred paroll
ed indiara prisoners from A Andersonvilie
are nov at Camp Chase, and more are
arriving By every train Probably four
or five hundred Indiana men will be there
within few days. Under the rules
adopted at the Camp these men cannot
be discharged or furloughed Irespect-
fully ask thai orders for their discharge
be issued, and will thank you for reply
BY telegraph.
[Signed o. p MoETov,
Governor Of Indiana.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

Na@AA3'NAba'f A0gO
Governor Morton:
Tho only delay in discharging paroled
aud exchanged prisoners, results from
want of data upon which to base their
discharge papers. The commanding
officers of parole cemps have orders to
apply here for Descriptive Lists, and
these can be prepared and forwarded
from this Office at the rate of fifteen
hundred { 500 day To discharge or
furlough said men without these lists,
though some delay at camp necessarily
results, would work injury TO the sol
diers' interests The foregoing is in
reply to your telegram Of tins date TO
the Secretary of War.
THOMAS NJ. VINcEST,
Assistant Adjutaut General
By order Of Governor Morton:
w. III Fl TERRELL,
Adjutant General Indiana.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
n@Ths late President having be-

p@Ths late President having been
applied to 20 pardon repentaut slave
trader, who had been sentenced to pFis-
on, answered the applicant;
any friend, if this man had been
guilty Of the worst murder that can be
conceised Of, might perhaps have par
doned him. You know the weakness Of
my nature, always open to the appeals
OF repentance or Of grief. and with such
q touching letter aud sach recommeBda-
tions, ] could NOS resist Bat any msn
VINO would 20 10 Africa and snatch from
her her children, to sell them into inter
minable bondage, merely for the sake OF
peeuniaFy gain, shall never receive q
pardon fFom me-
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
TRANSFORMATION.

SsTEAs EEELE TO LIVERPOOL, toushIas
- et OF EESsTOWH, lCoEK HARsoa) Ths
veil known cleaners Of the Liverpool, Nsu Tsrk
aud Philadelphia stssmshfp Connpasy QninAn
Lia-ls cArEyiag the o. S. AAiis, arr iussudcd e
sAii ~ foiloWs:
EpiEBrzaH ..........-.........-. Saturday, Dec 10
5LSsso~ ......--..---.-....-.--. Saturday, Dec II
CITY o. MASoBEsrEE .....-... satnriay, Dec "A
Aud every succeeding Saturday, a. So0A, nom
Pier II, North Rissr.
BATS OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold or lie equivAisnt ia Currency. ,
Ffasf CAaIN.-.... $50 % sTEkRsGE. $50 o.
90 TO Louaon... s5 90 DO 20 London. 81 o.
90 e Paris. s5 90 Do 20 FaTis -.... 90 .,
DO 10 Hamburg 30 90 do 70 Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers also forwarded g. HzVrs Bremen
Rotterdam, Autwerp, &c, ai equAily iow rates
FAIRS from Liverpool or Qnssustown LIST cabir
-sTs, ss5 gio6. steeraxe S80. Those who wish
70 send for tseir friends can bay Eisksts here 81
theae ratse.
For further information apply Gt the Company
oHioes. JOHs q. DALE, Asent,
is BrosdSay, Hsw York.
BEHM Antilles, Agents,
fses Rnr EvanEvfiia. fHd
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.


J. W. BRADLEY's Nsw Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor doHbIs) ePRIHG sEiRT.
WET, BRADLEY 4 CARY, (lsts J. I. a o. J.
VEST, SOLE PROPR1EToks AND AAUFAC-
TURER., 81 chanbsrs sad 70 aEA 81 hsaSs
THIS TNvTsTIoH consists Of Dupi x Tor
twol iliiptie Steel springs, ingsnion y braided
tightly aaa hrm togrtb-r, edge 10 sdgs. making
the fcuE 1esi. most 6exibie, elastic aad durable
Spring ever mssd. They ssi5om bend break,
llss the frRis pTings, and consequently preserve
their psrfsct and beaHtifai shape tEies a. To-
any ofhsr ekirf.
The 10 dsrfnl asxlbIiity aud great co. fort saa
pleasure 70 any lady wearing ths Duplex Illipiio
skiri, siil Be expsrisDesd particularly IN al
ceTs, ChgSeh fews. Arm-Csairp, for PronssbaGs
and Hou4s Dress, A. ths sktt can be folded Whsa
Ia use to oceupy srsb place, - sAsiiy a. siik
usiu dress
lady having sujeysa fhs pleasure, oomS fort
snd eoHTeuisnes Of wfArisg iks Duplex 1liiptic
Steel epTiBE Skirt for a singh day. win nsrsr, /,
never Afterwards willingly dispense Sith thpiT
BeF Cbildrsa, Misses aud Young Ladies' they sre
superior 90 all others.
Thy are the best quality In svery part, ana IN
gassti9Bsbiy tbs LiKbfs (. Aost Dseirabis, Com
Portable aud Eoonomlea 4 sklrt ever mad.
g9k SALE "a all hrss ella 8 81 rrs IN ID % city .
sud throBRhout the United Etatss and Csnsdn
Havana - cuba, MEXICO, sonih hnsrio~, and the
EaouIRE EoR THE DUPLKx ILLIPTIr
skIRT.
Patent DapIex IiiIptie Skirt,
cgEsIEIHG
Eleganes, LfRhtnssss C0m fort and
Econ Tmgy
And anquestIouabIy the mess dssirAbis @rtiols
JPkF COOLIDGE,
ni4 sm "a sHd 10 Ftrat fre@t
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
MACKEREL.
MACK ERELy
NJ NEACHERELy
MACK EffELy

ffHE atdit onai arrival per steamer IndiAna
our stick ~ Maeker@i % bsud eoa. prise hi
foiiowiag sto ~ b-iew Wh'ot W afs s 10 or
fer g. pure arert a. reduced plices on 4ecount o
los f's ght by water.
30 Bbsa No. a. 1854 Maet erei
0H.if bbs No. 2, 1854 n ck.IeI
20 Quarter b Il No & 1894 Mackrrsl.
$50 Kits No. z. 1884 Mac eTel
~ bbis 80 ;. ise4, Ergr hackerei
IS Half bbf. No 3, 1864 age Ma kerel.
100 ktEAo I. isbt Mnetsr
90 HALF bbis. Ne 4, 1854 Ma kersl
609 Boxes sp. I Heirit 4.
~ o l. large God Fiah.
81 lfsi bis Waite Ei.h
For 10 by kD HFIMANg,
20 % Main Street.
may 10 jaly %
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

DfABkTMa.
STONE IN THK BaADDER, cALcu Lna
MUCOUS Oh MILKT d DgsCB EcKs
AFTEk UhInATIAo
InniTATI0s OF THE kEDK on rHK a AD.
oATAHRH Or TaE BLAJDag
sTkAhoULAhT AND BuRNfH9, - PAibKUL
uHIRATIEo.
Fes tae.s aise4ses 4 : traiy sovf -lSA fsSsay
And 600 aueh eannei Be said - its sis. sir-
81 aes- haA b'sn kHsva 70 rsiisvs a. sosi srf,at
Are yoa sroubled with thas aistrta.tss ,s.sn IN
thssmsii u ths baek sRd through a. NJ -
tsaspoonfnl day u ths C0nntitau - % uiu
rsiisEs gon lihs angis.
PHYsICIAnn
HaFs lohg ainos aiysn Up the uss - acka, oAksfm
ass jaoipsf 10 The trsatmsnt u fhss~ diseases,
ans suiy uss thsm fer ihs vnnf ofal .itsf pnsfy.
cONsTITuTIoN VANS
IA. proyed itssf sqsal - tAs tesk lsf sss 40.
'''''a 's"- w. pfuHxrroa
frritsts aud arsseh The kiensyis an - sohaiast
ass prodsss shrenie dsSsnssssen saf s0naf'ays
disaMss.
IN pTaaxNORRH0A. on PAR sut. nxr.
sTkgATI0s, AND MKNo a.. aGiA,
Oh PBOTUsE FLoWTEg
Both diseases arising frsa fsait ,serstios u
She rlssstFasi fai1--ln sne eaes b. % I ttls
sHd ssconpasisd - ssssfs paln, az ths otksFe
too profass sscFsfioh, Nhish pll ~ 5ss4llg oer.4
b. fbs Cossfitstion Watsf.
WOMB. which Il The rssait 81 gss rsisEstlss 81
sbs ngsassts II that srgaa. sas 4 stsvs 90
sssss q hsayiuees as6 dfakgisG Z sins ~ fas
baek as sidas, knf ~ finss aococsss "a bg aasrp
--ansfnating shostfax Dalns thros "a iiis far6s
aeisd, siii, ia al sasss, - fszeTs- y fhs Ss4.
scfns.
Tbsrs 4 ansthsr siass q synD sss arisIaa
fr1D fBBf7ATIoH or TIE WeHs, uthf
physieians esli AsFyozsbsss, which sefa ecvsfg
~ nach iEsorasos, aEd r. utns fssss osf =
ten the eoetoEs DO not really kaeW wtsfksf the
symptoms ers the siasess, the 6fsaE<S fhs syae-
tons. We sau ozly snunsrats stsz hsrs.
SVsak uoFs p4ftieqlariy of ooi4 ~, pslpitstian
81 tbs heart, iGpsirsd mszofy. > u f5ilssss,
fl2has q hsaf, tangaoF, laasitafs, - fssaess 81
vision.
auPPzEesED nEHsTBUA7 OF.
Witch fn the Gnmartisd fsassls - . oEsissf -
curing dissass, aBd fhrough nsgissf ~ sssts -
more grave and dangerous maiadtss tss esastt.
sad - mOsfh after noutk pas~ss - aostss -.
fsrt bAiaz aads - sssisf hatsrss - saDf -ss-
slsu besSnss eArosie. ths ratieat Erafssiiy l0e.s
hsr appsfifs, The bowels eohstfJ I'D. B.ght
swsats esns ca as1 coasampttsa anE y snds ssE
s~For sale - al Druexisas. Pro 81. -
wn. a. G5BGe 4 co., Plspsissors.
NoRGAa q ALLRE, 0snsEal As ats. Ne. -
CHI street. Few York.
Yer s.ss IA Ch8oaso by guLLKR. yIscH .
FuLtEz fann-em
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
oEEIoE And REsIDEncy
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
ofxciswAxi, o., Mars a. lara
This is - earthly th Il W., the Rnans 80. So.
essa fntinaialy aeqn an I'd sish n y n.vtt,.-
-. d. ser aboat slgha yeArs Durlag - 90 49,
yeafa he las been Engaged 90 q turrrs - nnA sn.-
aassrai Fraeties 81 Msdirsna H. tat slsv II.
isAxpa hers on aaoount of fli haalth
We tAka great pleasure ln reoomu siias h,,..
setA a9elA4W ans pFeiassionally. - rf'aaNn u
sss ~ Aoss.as sna ooeupytn9 ~ nirsnt ~
M Msasssl esleee as Fhysiniana ~ eur q sai usps
be may aDoessd a. veil elstwhara A. - 80 A. -
wish % O. ERKKMAN. n. d..
ProlsHses ~ sxrwsry "a Kclsssic 4 .ii..i f,.,t.
tatss cincinnAtt, o.
goHF n. sOUpnss. 80
stas IL the 3. n. Inaaitata
4. y. aARnIBon 80
Less 2. nssof sf ohsmistFy ana sysial6sy 10
tas stoFe @edteai faafffgta. tsrin.sm
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
WOOL FACTORY.
soHN v. akVEs n cEANER.----.E. HKnK 1.
JOHN W. GRUEN & CO.,
Pro 5ristors q the
Evansville Wool Factory,

COZ. BOND ST AND CANAL
would re psetfu ls call your atfsaton 10 he sass
tsst or FartoTy- shies w3s 9sstrsySd BY Gre last
tall has been r. batlt ABf T. nov IN opera. 100,
ard Prep red to tax Ia Woo. for EAnatzcturinE
into tn foilo~ ng G DDS Jeans, sstisott Tins y
flSGLei, ank-ts, ~ sTisds aud StOc King Yarn
~ ths @ssf aible rates
We shall 80 eaF0T have the aboTr 4 o.
On hand : exsbsu e OF wooi = cell for essh
ssa adj " 5ol - hfzhsst market rec
Pszsous lisif a . eistAs-cs aad drafr.us
sensiag heir wosi e. n, may q 50 by river
cthsrE g, aEd 81 -aeh sool entrusted Io Us ~G.
rsc i've pra =rt sStenfian
ors of tn partner having six ars s1perisHce
N he 1Reiasss We lesi confident thtE no one will
lszsve a. la tfsE-d
PTier LIS uru ish-d on application.
-rti , ~ cRTET C0
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

was 6us compliment from one great
man 10 another, and of course brought
doSn the house.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
SEALED PRoPosALs.
sURvEY0R's OFT ",
EvAAavsLLE, In MATg 1885

aDEFETDE'3 DEEF7TK,
EvAasvLLE, ISB.. MATg 1885
CsKAIED PEoP0sALs WILL BE EIcRIvKD
- at thIs ossss sHtn rhwrsd2y. the 8 4 day of
Juns psxi, for beasdings hursi5z a-4 Msaieal
Ct snfanos faelu1iax msdtcinej ~ hArlar usn-
p1tal Paiisnts a. this Pest, frsm tie fret "a sf
JEly 1855, T. the - day . jane. Isss.
Ei1ssrs sill blss . state the Drios w@k syr
sssa pzsisas
Ths snoessafzi biddsT vii bs rsqnIrsa 10 spfar
fzto wrfttsn contrast, vita srHct@at security
SSF fts Sss1TaAnSa. 4. L KOEff son.
mys-Im szr~syor ~ C.s4saaa
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
s. w. Boynton. M. D..

ATn or CINCINNATI, HAvIM nKCoNR
II peFmausnt resident of RvArA iIl. erTsrs
nn pre- eksaionAl ssgvtosa 20 the eits - 81 ihle
sag sna vi@altT' Frem his sxtensiss xp risaos
~ ths Hospital and general praetis. - a.Airlas
ana esrgsry IN the foFasar clfy hs a., renrl-ue
~ am go ~ q surs mAny easaa wAlth have 70.
sisisa a. saaaAl Redaa Of trsAtment
80 fnFticaiaF Atsaation HlVaa % "A truas,.snt
% Uhrcnie 2 eeassa. and fhoss pecn - ~ ses
sllnssss saeA - Fever aRd Agas. Rii.oas Esvv1,
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

fEFEsRAMPt TEAaPt TEAAPf" Or THR
! . Prfs0n@rs &c Pc" Ons OF TIE most
vopCi4F aouFs Of the day.
aTDLEwTLD ser nsde. BTT. c. Mini1zoT.
y EIT 1--we EsFTB TIE VAR Is OYEE
afIs or - FUAEEAL MARCE."
.MOURsFUL UEDs Ia ksEoTy 81
Abrahaa Lfnc In.
MEM AIDS sOEG." KTan obsr0E-"
Y@assT wARREs q C0ETE0Toy
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31
AW CARD.

.. N. sEEACRE ELFORD,
Attorney at Law.
EFAEsYfLLE, IND.
o Tos ssrm%EIy ooezP4s@ bJ Chaaelsr q dyns
GsPts
Evansville daily journal., 1865-05-31

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eattty ths onpiexien. Use AesmboIs = HisRlv
sseSssfAsea kxtract sarsAs ar la One tetei,
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p mast purty and etrich The bleed Nh - ,i.l -
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Governor of Indiana.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

From GEN. HooD.-Gu official information
the Montgomery .Anpsqs is enabled 10 state that
General Hoop, with his army, is once more
on this side Of the Tennessee River, which he
crossed a at Bain'bridgc Ferry, on Monday and
tuesday, 26th aud 9th No particulars
whatever are given, though we are inclined to
think, from the tenor of recent Yankee des.
patches, that he was not very closely pressed
by THOMAS, and infer that, with the excep,
ton of some stragglers and the severely wound
ed, he has brought his army out entire. There
is little reason to doubt also that he has lost a
considerable portion of his artillery, though
this can easily be replaced. A few days, how
ever, we hope, will place us in possession of all
the particulars. Altogether, we can but regard
this as an ill-starred campaign, though we feel
great relief from the knowledge that be has
succeeded in again putting the broad Tsnues-
zee between himself and the enemy.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
GAMBLING IN BLooD.-Thc Richmond Er

GAMBLING IN BLooD.-Thc Richmond Er-
aminer says Of Grant:
TO him war is analogous to the game Of fa-
70. Persons who have seen him playing at
the latter game say his rule il to lighta cigar,
select two or three cards aud put down his
money on them, no matter whether they win
or lose, uatil his lastt sceatis gone: As soon
as his purse is absolutely empty he rises from
his chair, lights fresh cigar, takes a,tig drink
eelf brandy and water, and walks out Of the
gambling hell as cool aud impertugbahc as
though nothing had happened. But he never
leaves the table while there is dollar in his
pockets. Faro was Grants bane in Califor.
MIA, and gar will be his ruin yet, if 45ec Watch
es his game well. Men are no more to him
than SO many "chips," and all our command
ing General has to dois to put no limit on his
game and he will soon sacrifice bis last man as
readily as he has done his last cent a thousand
times at faro. What commiseration does he
feel for the myriads of wretched privates un-
der his command |? she not to be the great
!: !-ieg!essnt ~. 5eleraI commandiDg all the ar
mics of the United States, and must be not be
amused?