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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10
0getital.
From tie Neao York Waterman.
MANACLED.

MANACLED.
Stop, soldier, stop this cruel act
Will ring through all the land;
Shame on the heart that plann'd this deed
Shame on the coward hand
That drops the sword of justice bright
To grasp these iron rings
On them, not me, dishonor falls,
To them the dark shame ciings.
Manacled 0 my God my God
Is this Christian land2
And did our countries ever meet
And grasp each others hand2
0, Mexico on thy red fields
battled midst the fray;
My riflemen, with steady aim,
Won Buena Vista's day.
Manucled far down the South
Let this one word speed fast
My country thou hast borne great wrongs,
But this, the last, the last,
Will send thrill through thy high heart ;
Despair will spurn control,
And these hard irons pressing here
Will enter thy proud soul.
Manacledl o word of shame
Ring it through all the world
My countrymen, on you, on you
This heavy wrong is hurled.
We flung our banners to the air;
We fought as brave men fight;
Our battle cry ran through the land
Uomsei Libertyi and RgMi
Manacled For this | am here,
Clanking the prisoner chain,
We fought-ah nobly did we fight;
We fought but fought in vain;
Down in that billowy sea of blood
Went all our jewels rare;
And Hope rushed waiting from the scene
And took herself to prayer
Manacled manacled Words of woe,
But words of greater shame;
Pve that within me which these wrongs
Can never, never tame;
And standing proud in conscious worth,
represent my land,
And that Lost Cause for which she bled,
Lofty, heroic, grand.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

O. A man advertises for competent
persons to undertake the sale of new
medicine, and adds, 'that it will be profit
able to the undertaken" No doubt of it.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

A briehless young barrister says that
any lady who possesses one thousand acres
of land, presents sufficient grounds for an
attachment.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

O. The young lady who fell in love
has just been pulled out by the daring
fellow who has successfully struggled with
the world.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

O. An Englishman lately steamed up
the Thames with Yankee traveller, who
was in one of his Boosting moods. When
they arrived off Woolwich, he pointed to
line-of battle ship anchored there, and
said, "What do you call that" "That
is the Dreaduought," was the reply, Gan
old man.of-war; but now used as Feceiv-
ing ship" "Ah,' said he, eve raise cab
boges in the States as big as that thing
Proceeding further up the river, they
came opposite to the Leviathan, which
was just ready to be launched, when he
put similar question to him, "What do
you call that ~ "That" said my friend,
"is great iron kettle we are building to
boil the Yankee cabbages in"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

A HAIR.DREssINa CAsE.-In Paris,
an enterprising hair-dresser conceived the
bright idea that as mushrooms grow 80
quickly, they ought of course to make
hair grow with equal rapidity. So he de-
termined to investigate the matter, and
for high pay procured man with bald
head to be Experimental upon. He rub
bed and rubbed, but on the head grew no
hair, rub in mushroom sauce as the hair
dresser would; but he produced a crop of
fearful boils, which caused the poor fol.
low to run off and sue the artist. The.
case is now being tried, aud in defence,
the hair,dresser pleads the patients per-
mission to experiment upon him.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10
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Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO, 6 As,or
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers. iu27-lm
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

By L, A. POLLARD, of Virginia
THE work will be comprised in One Large
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traits of Prominent Confederate Leaders and
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rise and progress of the late Southern Confeder-
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ventures of the most gigantic struggle in the
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@as~ The work will be delivered in u few weeks
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jes Fallston, Hartford Co., Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10
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of Humbug. lmposters are in the field with
deadly hair dyes, dangerous to health and utter
ly destructive to the hair. Do not submit to
have your head
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-10

No subscription taken for less than year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16
For sale at a Bargain

MY present residence, situated on the cor
4'A OF rih aut Morg% streets lots Z. and 2,
block a. II il two brck house Mug eig
r'ouis, with good buildings there In TIE
CITY stable, ~ouJ cod house and wa h The
pT ert all in good rep The lot well led with
oiee ruit trees and shruhbesy Peach Pear Qaiuce,
Plom. spple aud cherry Trees all fruit lie .ide
ali the smaller fruits IL cannot find purch fr
the hOn-e aud three los will ei the house and lot No
I, apon Which all the improv M nts situated Ths
p pety sitn tted ia OF the best nei in
tn cts obly five inmates walk from 10 'ukiness
portion Of Mai ST. e-t wilt be sold At fair snd
upon favorable term Possession given im ed .tely
Also )ot second and Piano aud Psno A sUi which
ofr for fo DAYS at hundred ard fty doliors II
not sofl will ship il 10 the mauufa~tnr [ be
found IN the premises mentioned, At the Office OF
@ unable Smyth. foct6l GR0. n. sMYrH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16
KEOKUK InFIRMARY
ZOE THk RscrPTIos AND TRfATnxNT eF
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEASES OF THE EYE ANN FAR.

lYNHlS Institution il situated in the most
= Piesssrt and h~atby-p~It Of The cit, u Ke,lnk
lows and we'll arranged 10 every respect TO the
comfort % ihvaids
The following admitted shA treated In this
Institution:
1st surgical diseases and all requiring Sur gea
operations.
~ diseases Of the T. and Far
Sd Diseases Of - 2 Lurg+, Throat and Heart.
4th. Dss+a~es OF Won.
Drs SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice 81 medirne aiil give their ntire
and ate ten 10 c-se- o. the kipd ehnnl. at d.
The Deptrtn Il Snrgety aid lisea.rs Of the Eye
aud Ear viii he under the sp4al charge % DIR sAN-
FORD bile that of Dses of The Lunxs Thrs and
Heart AID the Diseases ~ Women vil be under the
special ehsre Of Or CuRfIS though either sf assist
the other IN dificuli cases
This euterpri.e has teen in successful operation
than u aud it is believed private Clinic in the
United stats presents larger number of interesting
and important cs4,s
Physicians passing through sojourning In city
respectfully nyte ed tn vl~i the Iuhrary se2id1P
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16
'THEGATE5CTTY.

RErIGIous CONDITION OF THE SouTH. The
Rev. Joseph f Roy, agent of the American
Home Missionary Society, for the exploration
of the religious condition of the South, has
Just returned from journey Of FIVE thousand
two hundred miles in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia,
the Carolinas, and Virginia. His report ex
hibts the South as far from anything hike
loyal acqniescence in the result of the war.
The ministers and the women are most bitter
toward the North and the Government.
leading divine in Kentucky says the religion
of the South is debauched. With many the
failure Of the Confederate cause has led to
infdelity in Gods providence. In no in
stance did any one express the idea that the
South had done wrong on account Of slsvery
or rebellion. Even in the revivals lately re-
ported there has been no confession Of sorrow
for their sins. The desttution of ministers is
great In the Synod of Kentucky one hun
dred churches have no pastors. The Iheo'
logical Schools are impoverished, and can not
work The Union Seminary in Virginia re-
duced its funds in the war from $40, 900 to
So 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16

THE OFFICE OF THE
M surveyor Collector of Customs
Is removed to
Third Street. BET. Main d Johnson, Keokuk, Eoiro,
II the Law 0fice OF Col Bruce Importers and all
otiers business @th the undersigued will find
hin As calling a hi@ ufice from NJ to4PM.
fsb2 dAm JOHN sT ANU, Surveyor Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16
Z.l.KE.

4 RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID.
"A Aruolus Copying Inx.
French Writing and Copying Ink.
Man nard >oyes' HlA' INT.
Copying INK.
C'x 4 Bands Writing Fluid
" Ria X Tx.
Redch's Writing fluid.
Bla.KIt *
Rhode. Sons b ak Ink.
For sale by iebS NJ W WRSTCOTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16

How. CORNELIUS Cole, the Senator elect
from California has Just delivered public
address at San Francisco on the present po-
htcal issues Of the country. He said that
recent events had made it uncertain whether
the Confederates had lost anything in the late
struggle or not There was no necessity for
haste in reconstruction, and he was certainly
opposed to restoring the leaders 10 political
power.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-16

Of our citizens recently received letter
from a friend residing at Virginia City, Mon
tam Territory, in which he gives much adj
vice and information, among which is the
following:
Il would never bring family here as
every man who has come here with his wife
has lost her. Women can earn money here
faster than men, and they very soon become
dissatisfied with their husbands and take up
with other men, and that is the last of them.
1ou may hava a woman with mind enough to
stick to you, but, if so, she viii do better than
the women who have come here by hundreds,
even old married people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-03

w Adsworth, Adrain r. ;.
Williams, Austin F,.....I
Beginning on 10th street
west, 139 feet from the
northeast corner Of said
square, fhen CO south nj
feet 8 inches, thence west
o. feet, thence north n
feet s inches, thence east
81 feet to the beginning.
w ilson, Annie.
Beginning on 10th street
west, IL inches south Of
the northwest corner Of
said lot, thence south
along said street rs feet,
then east So feet I ~ inch,
thence north 9 feet.
thence east 10 feet lOx
inches, thence north 1C
teet, thence west IS feet
70 beginning. ~
Washington. Alexandra
and 0eorgetown Rail-
roed Company........
Annie M. ct al.
Paving footway, interest
from Oct. 2, 1865. -. =. :.
Whttsy Ann. ...........
Paving alley, interest
from May, 10, 1865.
BenjaminB. &c..
Beginning ut the north
east corner OF said
sqnare. then CO west on
b street south IS feet,
theace south III Feet,
thence east96 feet. thence
north III feet 20 begin.
ming. - -
Ward, Cassaudra ........
Being the south 20 feet
from: BY the depth Of the
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
THE NASHVILLE TRAGEDY.


tpen the Street.
| From the Nashville Press and Time, Oct. 23.l
yesterday afternoon, about one clock,
Mr.. Charles H. W. Bent. who was pretty
well known to the citizens OF Nashville, was
shot and very suddenly killed by Mr.. Hugh
MeGavock, young man who is native of
this place. The immediate cause OF this sad
occurrence is said TO have been the state
ments made . few days ago IN the local coli
umns OF the Louisville Courier, and copied
by one of our city papers, detailing some OF
the transactions ofthe deceased at the hotels
in Louisville, casting reproach upon Mr..
AeGavock' mother.
Two shots we're fired, both Of which took
effect, one striki,g the left arm, about two
inches below the shoulder, goirg through.
and breaking the bone of the arm. then en-
tering the body. 1he other ball entered
about four inches from the spine, on the left
side, between the seventh and eighth ribs,
and, ranging upward, came out below the
left breast, between the fifth and sixth ribs.
Either one OF the wounds, it is supposed,
would have proven fatal. The scene of the
tragedy was on Cherry street, nearly in
front Of Cones book store, and the deceased
ran up Union street to the alley, at Curry
shop. where he fell. Upon falling, he bled
profusely, and almost Immediately expired.
The deceased was conveyed to a room in
the undertaker's establishment of Mr.. Curry,
and a Large crowd soon assembled in aud
around the building, evincing much curiosity
to see the body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

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sh;ns Am. - y nssro !. m;sht Be- unnfe
That - - 10, come u obey the order oil
~ IA y.nIss. and that the Rebelii
a. -, ovar -, n Henry Comfy r.
vh;ch have come to nv knowledge thrpuf \
s.h. nav LIZ is.re but little room n do
asi truth ef this report. !, -. q.
nu. ~nssn ~ I'D ~. I.nan a rlhedc
nAse :. an, oanssneo.s CO = 80 ~ $50,
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property, or to pring 20 tria' anu puu.sns
psxsons guiN si n'Nsns ,..S..:.a T.,
ties upon them, there vas 20 ai lsa ~. IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

Emerson il rsedI ~ II b -
new volume Of poene, - = -
autumn by Tickpor & Esslds M J<tle Il
his new book u R.De9 StceS.
Two long poese l1nna.-.1ll,
] Holmes 4 sss1 tsee
January AZ d. a
LonsfelleO -
the Divine u
notes and H. ~ / Y y Il
will appear = y 6hth
aFlower dc E6 k6nEA 80 S. g
Lowell has q last conpleted the "6econd
seffes ~ 48s0W 184 64Stsg sdoeo
= most iqaest istsSdes.ss q soIe h.,1rsd
10 ycrae fqr The Atianfie AQste y. :, 44ya;,r.
Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. &. y. Child are both
writing sovsls for tAs press q Ticfnof =
Fields.
Mrs, Julia Ward How il deep in Fatss
Tfee.wslE md nowlkdgsY probably for
the benefit Of the readers of the Christidn
Exdninef Or her now mAGexiut.
Whittier is at his home in Amesbury, and
we hope engaged on his promised new vol
rune Of poems. His s6noE -bco4d's has
| reached sale Of twenty Ave thousand.
The .sPaaaxea from HawS AhOFae's Note
| Books" viii appear in volumes shortly. The
FIRST two volumes will contain al that have
appeared in the Atlantic aud about double
! that quantity more. The whole will be
broughtdcwn 70 few months before his
| death.
Gail Hamilton 10 travelling IN the West and
the fruits Of her observation in this, to her,
new religion will, no doubt, appear in mex
wears Aflontic. She CONES cut this autumn
with kttie book for 'chiidreh, called, mos
appropratsiy, Rcd Letter Days. ,'
| Mr.. Parton is getting out new editions o.
his biographical works, end preparing ner
volumes for his Boston publishers. = !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
Tragedy At Lincoln.
From tbs Wiinin gsen, In.), Independent, -24th

From tbs Wiinin gten, In.), Independent, -24th
Instant
Asgentleman named Gilbert l.. Eaton, q
son of 0. 6. Eaton, the celebrated car mas,u>
facturer OF Troy, New York, was killed at
Lincoln, ON Monday night of last week, un-
der the following circumstances: Mr.. Eaion
was stopping Al the Lincoln Honse, and had
retired to his room, adjoining the Office, with
. friend named Morgan, when at about one
o'clock, rufian named John C. Warrack,
came to the house to arouse the hostlsr to
get his horse, and soon commenced quarrel
with the porter, and awakened the guests.
The landlord soon came down to quiet The
matter. Mr.. Eaten vent ont of his room,
when the landlord asked "who has made all
Of this disturbaneeu Mr.. Eaton pointed 70
Warrack, and replied that is the man, !"
wherenpon Warrack rushed upon him, stab
bed him four times. once through the heart
He went to his room and said Morgan am
killed" He only lived forty minutes. Up
to the present writing the assassin has not
been captured, though the detectives are nov
after him. yMr Eaton's remains were
brought 70 shis city for interment on Thurs
day. He has many relatives and friesds in
this city.
p. S Marrack is now N nail,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

Tox FLoRsscE's Washington Consultation.
al Union, the Copperhead organ of Presiden,
johnson, is calling upon the Rebels and Cop.
perheads Of thss City TO enroll and prepare
to march TO Baltimore. The Union says =
10 be ready for the struggle, it's pro-
posed to begin .; once volunteer military
organizations, TO I've known - the 0onstitu-
tional Union Defenders Legion. To effect
this purpose promptly, thoroagtly and ener
getically, IN enroliment has been Sonsm4nced.
All who ere reaay 70 join aad unite 10 the
contemplated purpose may do "a. Inquire
fov the peessnt in the rear 6uilding Of the
Union olice, No. 800 E street, four door
east Of tho National Theater."
Rebels sre locking into Washington and t.
Maryland BY the thoussnds, and are fully
persuaded that he tims hass eung vAlg
Johnsou proposes to openly teks Tn hald "a
tie aLoat Caass.n ss -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

HYGIENE WINE-The great Imported Tonic
used by the bsst families sArosghost Europe approved
BY tbs Impartial school of Msdaeine P.xts sadoes BY
the prr.minsut embsrs Of the Ass{tcna MsAcAl Asso
ciaon at their conssnfies - Dalsrs, Nay LIST 1865
CONTAINS sprits Of any kisd, ~ dhsrefore
Net tntsn teattaS In tAs least.
Iii. prepared In Psris ffem pure Sherry. end admits
In IL, composition only rosIc Asnn TIC and rKsaIsrsr
substances par LAstn u u dsiktious substitute for
the saxIons Tonies having an ALCOHOLICS bcdy
snMuscAT PKRLK Is . Wine Of moss dslixh,
fal fsvor Il il tho psas seIes 81 . nssv saioocs
sRaYx. II surpsases In rxesieecs asf rAEts VISA IL
ran c3cSra1. Urd in Europe lot kAcramsntsi purpo-
Church people are invited to .stisirs intoit
Bold by all respectable Druggists 1rd deaiers
FULLER. TIaCH FULL KR, Chicago,
jy15 dly snp-~s4-fd AssnAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
Special Notices.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
A HrspsrD CrRir,sEs n Osr.

No, tn. i.... stirling nsri. Of HbsrErrHn,l cHL-
EsasIED BIrrERs 10 the wide scPps Of shsif oesss-
ton As : preventive ahd remedial prsDArsuos A.
pro.es~s edietne they vsfd Cd - tbs SisSas<s-snd
their name Il lesion-thAt originals In sayhoisaOae
an I'm ovys vstes .xhsustfpT hest othx local and
elm cassss Tht sons voaid - 70 80 sre
for any sctrs and slt~ativs usticise worldwide
and npdying celebrity. But HoSfhrffks GREAT
SPECIFIC has hasAreA sshsr eisiss % the eonfdenes
and high os.~idsrstia u ths psAie. II DyRepAa
LAYER Complaint, Chils and Fever bilious hsmsftsuf
fevers CholerA Morhns, Cramps Chile. Constipe nos.
General pebslty Premature Decay Female Irregular
De- ttasioesl wsstnsa. Bee eiet srs4 M~sshsa,
pyseneery tfatneney, vertso ysihfins Ffss Hystss-
aed all complaints proceeding imperfect Dsss
ton aud dscsdered condition q ~ liver ard bowel
HesrErrsR.s STOMACH BIrTKab srs The nsss pow
srfal speedy karn,sss and Asrssast q al rsnas ID
verified BY sie pes. sAinistersd 10 fsaiy rrsrtes
oe.@3 dAu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

The French papers are discussing the re.
por, that the Emprsss Of Mexico i iasane,
but at latest accounts had moi come 70 any
definite or satisfactory conclusicn as 70 ~
eredibility
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

Mis-. LEA.J and her three daughters, Of
Fulton county, Indiana, were poisoasd re-
Gently by eating Siberian crab apples cooked
in copper kettle. One Of the daughters II
dead, and smother not expected to live.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

The New York Tribune calls attention 70
sSsrS dap6Id masaazf0iF Ana lhivaarous
AiinnaAvpplMnd.dc9Jy IN IA pirsss sxsAzA
various and sundry rebels have consented to
hold, peispnAsss1u< H. Vsned States.
ALrxAnprR STEPHENS has consented to be al
United States Senator. Other prominent
rebels IL te Governors Of Southern States
under the General Government. They deem
THU. however ,sspngnant " thsir. own fselinsat
and however bitterly they hass the Federal
GoyeuHaat sshsco~ing Aet 81 courtesy to
wants them 70 protect him from these OBJ
streperous Radicals whom he doesn't like At
IN sA tAcy CONSENT bat thsssis oas Of the
chivalry that won't. He won't be molli6ed.
He pursued hiS pleasant game of piracy,
robbing and burning our merchantmen.
AaaAlE6naksA peopie celled1 S0nEs .
pirate, And the chivalrous Southron has got
- md tsADxiAAL SxxNrs, r seysthe Augusta
cHronri;ck and Sentinel, sfhas asked from
the FSaesA Go~sfnnsnt Nd olfice, and We
doubt, from our knowledge Of the man, if he
could ba indeed . Acsept 60 If tendsreA y
4 Think of that.t" srHxrs the phualrous,
Srxxrs the virtuous, is so indignant at tie
WRONGS Esfhss nssfessds RS6 Aks Govern
ment by the suppression of the rebellion and
the consequent spelling Of his trade, that h
won't forgive this cssAt3 assaSold ofsos
under az SSwi ~ Mr., JOHNSON has doubt.
less marked out SENxEs for an Admiralty
IN our navy the frst convenient Opportunity
itisvery unkind of him to be so illnatured.
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RREAD-AND-BuTTE VICTIMS.
The Chicago F,tSxws calls attention to ID.
fact that every one o. sAe twelve members Q
Congress elsstsd ID The October elections b
the : Nstionai- U1ion JUhncopp etson-R ebe
party, were uid<fAshipped CsppssAeads.
The Copperhead leaders, IN every cas-
- where there was I chance Of slstting thei
candidates. noaissscd csadrdste of thei
!. own Stripe whiis n tie Uiasricts whArether
was no hope Of saccessss Bread md butte
candidates wrsputupgte b bsgtsn oss @
sieht. IN Iowa, far inssanes, ave renegade
sands Democratic soldier Or strpue cot.o
prcchvities were noaiuassd ia tAe4x hope
lessly Radical Districts Of Do sssss. Til
same game was played everywhere atthe DC
tober elections, as also in the nominationsf 70
the November elections. far ~
The bread-and>butter crew Who crawl .
the feet Of Andrew johnson, despised by th
party which they sought to betray, are beinI
snubbed by the Copperhead leaders on al
hands. At Washington City the leaders o
the old Democracy are eongrcgatiag 1t th
White House, and demanding the Offices 70
their psrtisans, and painting to the results Q
the recent elections to show the utter pow
-erlessness and lack Of influence Of the ofiic
holders Of the bread and butter brigad
throughout the country.