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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

L'RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
IL Of Chanber@s,., via. Pavouia Ferry;
m Day Express. for tsnsnfslgua, Rochester bunao
Salamanca al Wet. Connects Buffalo ~fh Lake Shor"
and Grand Tunt Rslwsy aud at Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great W-strra Railway. 800 80
$50 a m. Mil md Way Train daily, to otisviIle.
~ IN, Express Mail ior Buffalo. eopnee,in: wiih Lake
Shore Railway. 49,
an "a Way Trsin for Port Jervis and Ee~bursh
5p M Ngt tIpress, for CanAndssus Rochester Buffalo
m Lightning Express; daily, for Csnanddsus, Roches
ter. buffalo, siamsnci Dunank. and Wet eonnesti u
u,f.l, With Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways and
sala,nanca With Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
D. H. Enisani Train, daily, Tor buhao, Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl supt, NewYork
w. n BIpR feu1 Pass Agent Nrw-Y
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HUGH RIDDLE. Gen1 supt, New-i OK
MuR BiRR ien1 Pass. Agent, Nrw-YorS-

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--On and
j sfsr MONDAY MAY q, 1885, trains iesv. ThHieth,s
Station Albany sud Troy connecting vi Northern tn'
Wes,.rn trsps AZ ga m, IL m 4 a. 10 ~ p M sleep
Ina Car staeL.d to aud u: 30 D. m trans The Ia
train runs through Buffalo aud Suspension BneSe via Troy
"''''N J. 81 TOuCEY Ass. sups.
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
fsINGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iORit. wa. the Ere
Ri, way f-om foot OF Chambess RUNHING THROUGH
10 CLEVFLAND o., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
connecting with railroads for al principal eiirs In the West
NJ. road beiux extended and will BE- in complies
running order TO Manshcl Gallon trbnna Dayton, Cincin'
D.ti ard st. Louis WITHOUT break 81 gauge .,,....,
T. H. GOODMAN Gen Ticket Agt, n. sNEETstR
M,sdyjlls Pa Genera. S1pt
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LEGALLY PROCURED fol

persons from State Country without publicity
or change Of residence Jncompabity drseriion &c, suf
hcent cause. Advice free snd confidential Apply TO H.
BATEMAN, No 81 Nsssaust
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Sales bn AuttiotI.

A UCTION NOTICE.
UNITED STATES SALE.
Banks BRAZILLIRA AND fERNANDlNA
SAMUEL c. COOK, Autioneer
ON FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1865,
AT II O'CLOCK,
ON hoard AZ the Navy.Yard Philadelphia will be soie, -
account OF the United States Government,
THE BARK BRAZfLEIERA.
Rey,er dimspsons-Lensh, lbs feet inches; breadth
feet nches Depth "a feet iDches tunssss told aw ssoes
THE BARK FERNANDlNA. $50
Reye, duensious-Length 12i feet inches breadth,
feet inches; DEPTH feet inches tunnAse told hw aoow
with their complete Of sps full suit Of ssis, running
and standing riggias, &C. . .c..,r.
twenty per c.ntrm of the purchase money must be pate
The dy Of ale and the before the vessel renosed
shs date sf ate. u v HULL, CommASdsnt
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.VVALLACKs -
w Proprietor aud Mansror. Mfr. LESTER WALLACE.
SATURDAY,
Thri MIGHT thi. season Of Mr. Lester ascs very
Startling Stusteus aud Splendid New Scenery, oy Sne'
wood, entitled - - uor
Gilbert Sir norton. NJ. N5ng Mr. fouLs. Dir toke
Mr. Williamson. Mr. Browne. bis, Mary Cannon, Mis-
Madeline IienI.que' Mrs. john ssfon' aud M,' Dar'e'
M6Sp 1Y-How sHF LOVES HIM
TUEsDkN-TO MARRY. OF NOT 10 MAkki' snd
lCl ON PAHLE fRA&Als.
WEOEESDAY-cf NTgAL PARK;
THuRsDAY-LOvE AND M0SEY.
FRipAy-sHE sTO0Ps TO CONQUER by desire)
MR.. LESTER wALLACKS
Performances ior = limit. number OF nigh,s
Door. open at rs Overture at.
|NIBLO's GARDEN. m ,,s 49,, .
-'' GaxSD rANcHoN MATIaEE.
THIS ts..o,day, xTTGKNOOS. May ~ 1885, by request
M, sss es maGoI y0.%sfir .s'n.iL
'''p'''' y In her unrruai.d nf--iite picture Of
LIItri.E CRICKET
which continues II s.trset
FULL AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
FANtIioN,
til. entire Company 10 the ei't
IN 'n' NJ" f III cs GREAT SHADOW DANCE
With It. Wild and weird NE beauty ,ocvr
ACT LITE tssTy yi OF ST, ST A sT,3y
ACT MITiIE pEPaRffURE AID THE PLEDGE.
ACT v -"CRICKEIs" TRIUMPH
q N'''' HsAUIl'f siS sESjS AND DANCING.
ADMIRABLE ACTING
sr,rs srcr,RrD SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. .
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, rALMER. FlTCHBuRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE FOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and siannch steamer Of the Norwich lne,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-YORk,
ksve New daily fsundsys ercepted at o'clock D. H.
from Pier No. ~ North Rver foot OF |estryst,
FOR NEW LONDON, ~,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom inc
Ibove points, via Norwich and Worcester boston aud Wor
ceser orceste and Nashua aud NswLondon and othofo
Railroads.
Freight taken u the lowest For Information inquire
Of T. =. MARTIN, Agent on the Pier.
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
~ LINE or SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS 10
ANS-DIRECT.
SAIL A. FOLLOWS.
ryTNrNO STAR Wimrenuv b. .SaardAy May n.
MONTEREY. Furbe."..........sstgfiar Jane
MAH1PDSA, Howe, ............. nainriHF, juno "
MORNING. STAR Nelson g.. -. Saturday. Jane u.
pVENING STAR Himp.nny. Saturday. Jane ~
MONTEREY, Fmkcr............ Saturday. July ].
MARlPOSA SATURDAY. July l..
GUIDING STAR. B.ii...... go. Saturday. JulyG
MORNING STAN. f-lson... ...5siofdss July 10.
RISING STAR. .fbaidinsl.
Al sUCLOCK. l. "
IRON PIEa 10 ~ soErn huEn; Third fisfaeovs
Poot u CsnA-s'. ~ !. - =.
TIE MORNING STAR u 2.og tuns tho fNfNlNp ~ NJ
ois tuns tho GUIDING STAR, 1<w 'ans. snd nc koiSo
sTAR Ts Cutotn House nessa.lnsD lhsn pAssrn
orc e.celod BY hoss upon any other
sean,-r. IN the world. , -
Iir,t Csb,n passage Seo, Second Cabin. go
C 40 Freight received Bits % Lstins "fnsd nef "
o,slss IN III. dsy sailing ~ For Freight OF P.s',s. sp
NV 10 JAMES 4. RAfNoh, No. 10 Bsreisy''t-
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A. NJ MrRwis Auctionesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. ga and
ID CO. Broadway, cor. of &bst-Sales Of Book, SO
ousry Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Gooda Furniture ~
MOND ~ AFTERNOON May 70. a. oc.ock,
and tn two following days at the same hoti
COINS MEDALS. kc.-Beins the collection Of mr. ;. =.
T. Leyck comprising great variety Of rare and vauaos
n.lu.ps 10 old Silver copper &c. Catalogues are rssdy,
al the articles viii exhibition during each day Until sns
hour Of sale.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 496
ID Bvuy nearly st. Nicholas Hotel A. Lea
yIIr Au.tiouasr by =. Coolsv Consisnments soncss1
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and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
,a;5 SUMMER ARRAN3EMENT, 1863
COMMENCING MAY IS, 1903.

Passenger Station In New YORK. Twenty seventh ct
aud ourth.sys. Entrance on Twenty .S1venth-s-
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DiREOI;
MI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
new line Of br.tcass side wheel STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and HAVRE. 80,
The fir bys splendid Vessels intended be put upon this
s.vorte route for the Continent. the following:
" AsVINGTO 2O4 tuns, 800 horsepower
ItFAYFT'rL .........I 2uI usus aO' hors--nowrr
EUROPE ass tuns. 800 horse powrE
FRANCE..................tai ioat OK morse power
NAPOLEON III......... lsfoatl leo Dors. powell
pEPARTURTS FROM NEWYORK TO HAVhE,
stopping BRESTto land Mois and Passenger thefeoy
sbortennf the sca-voysge sbou. one day 49, -
EUROPE Capt. A. Dnchr-n-. Friday, May 70
LAFAYETTE. Capt A. Pecan friday Jsn.
First Cshin lincludipg table winel. .........fio
Second Cabin lDcludins tabi-.wine) IS OF fS1
PAYABLE In gold it, equivalent In United sses currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE o. ChARGs
For freight OF p4ssaee, appl! 20 x..,,,,. "
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. broadway NewNort
Psr No. IL Beuevsd drs CspuciDes iOfad uee.j; at
Hsvre WILLIAM ISELIN Il Co.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
" Psssensr B.pot in New ok foot II Liberty st. and
Freight Depot Ia sswYork. P-r No. ?. North River con
necfins iIampon Junction with Delaware, lctsws1ns
ana Western lIosd Fsson with Lshi.h Valley Rail
road and tons direct iiRs TO Pht<oufgh
and the West. without change OF cars. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 TIE WhST
Two EItT-,s Trans daily from lie Ne sxcspf Snhasyh
when evening Train. 81.
sirty Nss and Two hours saved ~ this limo 10 Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis etc. with but one change OF exs
sPRIsB AkHASGthksIs.
Commencing April ~ 1896. leave New YORK - 70 lo"'
At6.Vo q NJ, for RA-ton hasoh CHUNK. HjiI4nispfl
ViIssbsre, hahaDoy City &c.
= r.-For Der--n Point
MAIL IRAIs-At80oa m. Tor Pennington, faSoni WHf
Gsp scranton Wk-bsre Great Bend rftts on, bin;hAia
ton. &c. -.
Reid Ailaatown. RcsAps H.rnsburs fsOuIsh, AID ihs
bot change Of Cincinuah % thcaYo.
ard bat two change. TO It. Louis -, .
a ~ D., So 3i3 s;o AID u IN FOR rhf ibefh
if:G m fnAH-tor Esston, Allentown h.ach Chnak.
an m-For ss.oa. seisno on Gree, brpJ Bethlehem. Al
Ientows, M-scn IsspA, srd Nphsmspor
~. Meg SoIIeivuie aud Wilmington
t;so .. m.--tos sonsrvin-- - an,
s.bD D. ~ WEsT.vS ExpEEts TRAfy-For Essson Alien
town Essdins snsos's Pittsburgh and tho West sleep
In, through from icrscy City to f.ouss every evening
tLIIaByrHposr AND nEw OK ~. ef-iss's ,e~'
YorA from Pier No. N. L. at 800 IN boas stop - Der
zen Point and Manners Hsibor .
Tickets Wed Can os ob,ansd = the once OF me
Central Railroad ComIap~ r5ot Of Lioo,ty.t ~ X ~ 10
As,or House At Nos III and SO Broadway emf at the pm
cipA hotels JOSIAH o. srEAbNs. Superintendent
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Ocean Cleaners


TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
u FORNIA VIA ISTqMUS OF PANAMA. ,oe.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS COMMENCiNO MAJ T. IoS
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Go. will dispatch ~ s
sppi monthly ct noon froa tue Company new ana co"
dious Pier 80. g. North River, foot Of CsnsI-sI
pEPARruREs On
Inn. s OCEAN ..Sloeurn,
IComeeting at Panama with Sscrsmento.D
tups l6,..........COSTA .iinklspAofn'
(Connectins ~ Panama vito Godsn .ny;!x,
'"' "'s' No. Bowling Green.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE:
IL Tle NETWORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANfS
new and ,plendid sid, " heel steamship ,,r,,
GUIDING STAR, 2.59S 6s-9S TINS WILLIAM IL bLhD'
WIN al, r., HAyRE. eslIina A. SOUTHAMPTON to land
and mails, THURSDAY June H. ct y oeoel
M from the ComPanys pieT No S North River sthnd e'
above foot Of CsralttI AIN
First Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Psssase. ...........'...'.'''..'''"
PAYABLE in United States Currency
An experienced surgeon ON eesrd; medical
Of charge -
The Guiding Star 10 one the very best web one OF
the elegant steamships built IN this country pug
has for $50 hcabn psssengers and or cono
or elegance her saloons and sateroos are hot W
those OF any other steamer in the world -, .-,,,.
The steamer will arrive from NewOresns on the Itn
when passengers may examine her accommodations, io
which purpose tickets may b. procured o. the ounce o. s
Company. - IL. ~. A.. NH
AGENTS at HAVE. Mssms. Draper Hasenow; at Paris
Msssrs. John Munroe a. Co.
'o' "eis"' y" fI,xrSn' HAyNOn No 10 Barclay-st-
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% n)bom il map Concern.

DIsAPPEARFD on MONDAY, May ~,
IL 10 .. NJ. HYSRY o. BhkESHUs. Is - yesrs Of
.gs Hnrid eompo ssn, dErk hAr gay eyes, high ier
eincle. Ion. sandy beard thin fee. dignity bad lihd on
brown gay penis and dars casniere vest, coral
studs die.oud rg on LETT hand, gold chain and high bat
, sesn corner Cedar Trinity plac. Any clue to his
will be hsndsoneiy rewarded Ut No. l3O broad
vi nv. yU
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO. LINE.
~ DAILY FOR phoylDESSE pi s,s .,i,,,,.
fIECTKk CAPT. }. W. Nye; 0ALATEA Capt W. d.
Jones. 9SEASus Cat VIM aes. viii ..,. Pier No.
"a North River foot Of Robinsonst Dsiy 's"na.I' o.
" Connecting a, Proriaencs with The 1ss Train for
Ts-rrsisb, t.ten q, Propeller Rate.
l1h~sc steamers unfurpassed IN Their snsntsmsnts
for conor and .ay Of passenger and their isee' io
- Ps,.prer. an.f retiring for III. nrh no. disturbed
iii they arrive In Providence. at hoor cary enough 70 g.
cure f desired, IN tho hr sceommodson uAn '0'
Boston. " .,c,.c
'P9m..sp T. 5..;'t to F p NJ XIX ''sAAo
For Tckes s,s,sIooDs, &c, sppy to the Gers on ooa
Ths s,..mship KANGAROO Of this line viii sal a, an tI'
ira Steamer noon, on WEDNESDAY, May H. CABIN pas
sase s,iyhve Dollars stesrase passage, Twen'yh 'e Dol
lar, payable in Cold or ts equivalent Ia C.Tssey n,rp
CTRAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- ING At Queenstown cort .fbo,Th w s
.hr Company Human Lins), carrying tie u - Mails are In
tended to sal ~ ioliows; -
c,,t ,. Ur b,Ia s..,rda, Jans
Gay or acknowledgements. Saturday June 10
airls ov PASSAGE.
First CABiS....... Ss % lSTEEkA on .......sse On
rirt c.bn 70 London rs 20 s,esr,ee London.. "a 70
& cs tn !, TO Sai, 100 ssss"s. 70 H.mSa;
Passengers sso forwarded to hsvrs Bremen. Rotterdam
Fares from Liverpool OF QueenGown, let Cabin eIo ess
SIO5 seersee SO Thoss who wish 10 sena fof thsx
frie uds can buy ticssts here si hess rsirs.
For further nfoT nation apply Al the Company Omcsa
JOHN q. DALE. A CONT No. Is broadway, n I.
VJNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS STEAM
l. SHIP BREMEN. Capt. C. Meyer. commandrr cary.
the United states mail will 'a rom tho Br'n''n pes io0'
OF Third It,, Hoboken on
SATURDAY. May o. At IL O'CLOCK N.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
Taking pssseugrrs to ..-....
LONDON uAyRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
following rates. payable ia gold OF i's-qri'aen In cur
rency: . "a. ,N, &C, a. .,...,.
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soon after starting, after all the as
surances given of the perfect manner
in which the cable was constructed,
was ominous, and the confused dis
patches in regard to the progress of
the work seemed to give the idea thnt
q second fault was discovered soon
after. Now comes the news that on
the 29th Of July, when the Great
Eastern had been about six days out,
and had made about seven hundred
miles, the insulation was broken,
from what cause is not yet known,
thus causing serious if not fatal
hitch in the undertaking.
If the fault has occurred in the
neighborhood of the big ship, the
cable may be under run and the dc.
defective part cut out, but if it lies
in more distant part of the sub
merged cable the attempt will prob
ably have to he abandoned, and
"Finis' may at once he added to- the
narrative of the endeavors to fasten
the two continents together by an
electric strand beneath the Atlantic,
at LEASH until the mechanical and
scientific arts have made greater pro-
gress.
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THINGS TO REMEMBERED.

The soldiers of this county, and all
who have loved the country in the
late terrible struggle through which
it passed, should remember that the
Copperllead party of Ohio was a unit
in refusing then. the right 10 vote
while in the army.
They should remember that the
Copperheads took the sides of the
desertcrs from the draft and the
skulkers and towards who ran off to
Canadawhen the country needed them
to help its soldiers in the South.
They should remember that the
Peace Copperheads organized socie-
ties to resist the draft, and armed
themselves to murder the officers OF
the Government who under ook to
enforce it.
They should remember that this
party opposed every war measure OF
the Government and ifthey ever get
into power in the nation will repudi
ate the pensions the Government is
paying to their MANNED comrades
and to the widows ofthe dead heroes
of the Republic. o. '' ''et
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Vary Unkind.

A short time since the democrats
were desperately in love with Gen.
Sherman, aud declared him one Of
their household gods enshrined in
their hearts, and in their fealty to
him proposed to make him their gu
bernatorial candidate for Ohio. The
General who had seen service, and
knew the said and comfort given the
enemy during the rebellion,. didn't
propose being sacrificed by them, =
lie says he is no candidate for office,
and that he shall go Tor Gen. Cox,
the abolition candidate, for next Gov
ernor OF Ohio. This don't suit mod
ern democracy, and it is plain that
they don't worship Sherman as much
as they did, and we don't hear further
of the gubernatorial and presidential
honors they have in store for him at
this time.
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Il he eW $.

We have advices from England to
the 4th inst, inclusive. CommunI-
cation with the Great Eastern failed
on the I'd. The cause, of course, was
was not known, as nothing had been
heard, subsequently, from the steam
er. Thirteen hundred miles of the
cable had been paid out, when the
signals failed. Up to that time the
line worked well. The Great East.
ern has not been heard from at Aspy
Bay up to last night She has plob-
ably returned to England.
The first anniversary of the battle
of Wilson's creek was celebrated at
st. Louis Thursday. Hon. N. Il
Blow delivered an eloquent Grafton,
and speeches were made by Hon. G..
w. Anderson, the finest orator of
Missouri, and Col. ID. p. Dyer. Mr..
Anderson, among other good things,
said; mo oaths that you can ad-
minister will keep the rebel from the
ballot box, as the history of illlated
Missouri shows. Other power must
be invoked, and when the rebel of tn.
South impudcntly tells the Govern
ment of the United States that the
triumph over him Is but the triumph
of brute force, he is not subjugated
to the extent / want him subiugated,
nor is he the man TO whom / am will
ing to trust the great subject of re-
construction" [Cheers.
The Mobile Advertiser says
I"Some of our fault finding friends in
the conduct of this journal will be
pleased to remember that we are liv-
ing under the military arm of the
Government of the United States,
and that in 'the situation it would
be quite impossible, even if it were
not supremcly absurd, to undertake
to publish q Confederate States news
paper. A wise man calmly conforms
his actions and conduct to the un.
controllable circumstances of his pc,
sition."
The Augusta, Georgia, Constitu-
tionalist reports the late Governor
Brown as saying that slavery was
dead in that State, nor could it be
resuscitated in any shape. This thing
! he desired should be understood by
all, and also that the people reconcile
themselves to the matter, and accom-
modate themselves to the existing
state of affairs as soon as possible.
| A correspondent Of the Baltimore
American gives an account of the
Government farms on the PatuXent
river, where 5000 freedmen are em
ployed. There are 10000 acres il
these farms. Twenty-Five hundred
acres are under tillage, yielding {
snug income to the Government
The freedmen are represented al
happy and industrious. Each field
hand receives $40 per month.
The ex-rebel Senator Henry S.
Foot, has written a letter in favor ol
negro suffrage and New York News
endorses it.
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ALL ABoUT cpraEaiIEADs.

ine confederate Democrats here.
abcuts are becoming very sensitive
a year or SO ngo they were dcnomi.
mated "Butternuts," because theil
sympathies were with the South, and
all their efforts seemed to be in co.
operation with the rebels in theil
atrocious and internal rebellion
against the Government. Was there
rebel victory, the butternut smiled.
Was there Federal victory, he was
sure to discredit it, and affected to be.
lieve the account was exaggerated
In fact, he showed his sympathy with
the JEFF. Davis Democracy on all oc-
casions.
lie advised the wearing or butter.
mt breast pins, and resort to stones
clubs or pistols in case soldier
shonld attempt to take them off.
He opposed drafts and counselled
resistance thereto.
He said the South could not be whip.
ped--wrote private letters TO some OF
the "boys" advising them to desert,
and not engage in a "nigger war
prophesied that greenbacks would
soon be worth DO more than so many
rags--that England and France were
going to "lnterfere and stop the abo-
lition crusade against the South" and
then he would look wise and shake
his head, and wind up with cursing
Abe Lincoln and all his hirelinss.
This is but sample of the talk
which has been heard on the streets,
hundreds of times within the past
three years, so offensive, so traitor
Gus, that, ut times, it was almost in.
tolerable. 1t was at such times that
this class of whom we speak gloried
in the name of Butternut Democracy
The buttcrnut was thsir party en-
blem. Who in FIndlay does not rec
ollect the time when the Butternut
Democracy held their mass meetings
n couple of years ago, when
about every other Democrat wore a
butternut breast-pi and shouted for
Nallpndigham?
But now they are sensitive; the
have returned, flushed with
victory, and they know full well what
n soldier thinks of a copperhead.
These sensitive gentlemen don't
say mubh about buttcrnut breast. pins
now, or make much display in that
line they don't speak Of Vailandig.
ham often. or get in the way of Lin
coins hirelngs," but on the contrary
they now declare they never oppos ed
the war or sympathiscd with the
South. Let them not think that the
past is forgotten.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-18
THAT THE WAR Is A
FAILURE.r

Coppcrheads last year. How do
these men like the looks of their last
years platform? Was it true? Sup
pose the country had believed them,
and had elected Mcclellan? Where
would the country have been to. day?
Would we have had peace on the ba-
sis of the rebellion crushed; yet, the
men who preached it are again ask
ing the people to trust them. They
won't do any such foolish thing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-18
"WIIO PAY THE TAXES p,

The above query appeared in the
Courier q week or two since, and the
concentrated dom" who presides
at that Democratic board and dishes
ont the delicious morsels to tickle
the palates Of the "unterrifcd," un-
dcrtook in his usual lame manner, to
show that the whole burden fell upon
the Farmers and Mechanics. We
have been at some little pains to pre-.
pare q correct statement of the In
come tax paid in this county, with
amount assessed in each township
This is exclusive of the tax paid fol
License, or on Carriages, Pianos,
Watches, etc, Study it carefully