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RECORDERS CoURT.--ANDREw J. TAY-
IoR, for walking on the street with a prostl-
tute-fned $40.
EMMA BoUrE colored, for engaging in
general melee with some negroes, near Lin
coin Hall-fued $40 and sent to the work
house.
WILLIE JoANsoN, ALrT Dom, FREDE-
RICK HARBEE, and four others were fined
50 each for disorderly conduct.
-Four cases Of drunkenness one fined So
two 50 each, and two others 81 each.
MAGGIE FERGusoN, for using language
calculated 10 produce a breach Of the peace
fined 81.
JONES MITCHELL, for being drunk and
sleeping in the street-fned So
VAN GILBERT, colored, Tor sleeping on
the Louisville depot platform-dned s., and
sent to the workhouse.
JNo Roy, for the same ohence-iined 81.
Several cases Of DRINKS and disorderlies
discharged
THIEF CAUGHr.-A negro by the name
of ANpEIgsoN WEBSTER entered the count
ing room Of jew by the name Of LovEN-
ruALI, on North Market street, on Tuesday
evening, and stole a pistol. This did not
satisfy his covetousness, when he returned
and took a coat that was hanging in the
room, and three dollars in money. AbCut
the time he was making his exit with the
effects Of his last visit, he was observed by
Mr. LovENTHALl, who called a policeman
and had him arrested and brought before the
Recorder, who imposed fine of $50 and
ordered him 10 the workhouse for the sum-
mer
Cmsss TouRNEY-MATCH GAME BE,
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COMMITTED To Yesterday evening
JIM COLE, the negro who robbed the Plan
ters' Bank some time last spring, was taken
out Of the workhouse on writ Of habeas
corpus, and brought before Judge FRAZIER,
with the hope that he might be discharged.
After examination Of several witnesses in
the case, the Judge did not even return him
to his old quarters, where he has been for
months, bu; ordered him to Jail to await
the next term Of the Criminal Court.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-12

DIscHARGED.-Miss JACK BENDER, mis-
tress of house Of ill-famc on McLemore
street, who was arrested on Tuesday eve
ming for disorderly conduct, was released
Yesterday. Also two little Misses who are
inmates Of the same house.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-12

Hon. A. G.. WATKINS We see it stated
that Hon. A. G. WATKINS, Of Jefferson coun-
ty, formerl, member Of Congress from the
First Congressional District in this State
has joined the Methodist Episcopal Church.
(Northern,) and been licensed to preaehs
He is now travelling on the Morristown
circuit.
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PoSrpoNED.-The case Of Gro. WILLIAMS
charged with having in his possession and
attempting 10 pass counterfeit money, was
postponed until to-day. He viii have a
hearing before the Recorder at II, A. NJ
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL. On Wed
nesday night, Archibald Malloy and
John Cohill, charged with creating q
disturbance at the Shamrock House, at
tempted to break jail. Mr.. Nelson, the
jailer, heard them, and soon frustrated
their designs by moving them into an
otherand more secure cell. The Mayor re-
committed them to Jail until they can
pay for the property they destroyed,
which amounts in cash value to about
seven dollars. AS they had no money
on hand, it will be long time before
they can settle the account. A work
house would be a paying institution
and all such characters should be made
to do the the state some service. If no.
thing else can be done with them, we
should organize chain gang, and put
them to work on the filthy streets
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LIST oFpAssEseERs arrived per steamship sarat,


LIST OF PASSENGERS arrived per steamship Saratoga
King, master, from New York
John Moran wife and child, Miss Armstrong Mrs b
Myers and daughter Mrs. Iierberg and children,
"ebb, j Is Fitzgerald Captain Furber, John Hart
Jonas Jonas Sparks, Thomas pannel II Grierson, Miss X
pningbelder Mrs Robinson Jas White, Quinn, John
Bellows VIM Jefferson wife and children "A Doyle,
and II Storage passenger
coNsidNEEs The following is list of the consignmens
ny the steamer Saratoga, Captain King, from New York
brevet Col A Blunt, M, Harrison, Court
wright 70, L Cobb Son, c Staples Co, L NJ Dunn
40, d NJ Smith Bro Patterson, c Jordan Son,
montgomery Wilson, Al Denby Lamb r Rhea,
schwarzkopf, lIudgins, ] Gordon Co, Balm Co,
March, W Pepper, Geo " Rowland NJ A&C A San
~ Seal SCo, Tilby, Taylor, Martin Co, EP
laon 20, I Woodward, National Express Company
.iaden, Salisbury, Warren Woodhouse, MD Bce,
Bisolly Son. Bagnall White, Dashied J c Tiffany,
,14hnston &Schmidt, Kayser, L Crow d Williams,
Weoo Fitzgerald, Mostly, c W Wilson, Col. Lamb,
lester Rathburn, Sherman Bros Co, Billups +
liendley.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

TAKEN TO OLD POINT. Tho c,;o
Engineer of the 1overnmen. ny Tie
Department at Old Point vestord ~ '
ordered the engine B. +. Rntjoru
some time past used by this citv to E io'
tress Monroe. The Butler left on " r ~.
in the morning in government t'' Ivy
The Hope boys are quite disconsoiotao' s
the loss oftheirpet, but we feel ass,,.s ~
that the success of the new engine a., !,
have q great weight with onr C;t,
Council, and probably another of Ithy a.,
same sort will be ordered. 90 tbat VI, mt
may have regular steam organization
and all the fire companies i'm the oit !,
VIII DE provided with efficient engines
IaRing away the Butler and her outfit
mas ieft the Hope fire company entirely
aestltute OF nose. and 1t is to be loned
That this deficiency may be soon sun.
piled by several thousand feet of WIFI
tiers best, in order that the departman,
may be prepared for any emeroannv
that may arise. The great advantsga ~
Winters hose over all others. consists ~,
in the fact, that they are fully tested -.
the manufactory before being sent nn e.
That which came with the N orfolx No !
stood pressure of 1876 pounds to H.
square inch. No fire department is eff FL
cient without plenty of hose. Oanfain
Quinn ofthe Hope feels much distresSai
at the loss of the General Butler. When
we last had our optics upon him. he sat
sstride of a barsel of Nectar, hummin~
Oh ever thus in happy hours,
Our fondest hopes decay;
Ned Lakin has new steam squirt
And mine is sent away
Never mind, Bobby--we will all have
an Engine. '''
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ESCAPED CONvICTs. John Champion
arrested by the police several DAYS since
aud confined In Jail, was yesterday re-.
cognized as an escaped convic. from the
Richmond penitentiary, to which insti.
tuition he was condemned for the murder
OF George ?. Wright, at Rockets, in
Richmond, some time during the wear
1863. Wright was convalescent patient
in the Chimborazo Hospital, and
belonged TO the Sd Alabama Confederate
regiment. William Marcus, who is now
confined in Jail as suspicious charac.
ter, is also believed to be an escaped
convict. When Richmond was evacu.
ated by Lees forces, the convicts mixed
In with the Confederate prisoners and
generally donned grey uniforms to mask
their true character. After the city was
occupied by the United States troops, y
plumber Of them were recaptured and
Eaken back to their old quarters,
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CCh in.nI Adamantine, 2s@3Oc.; Tallew 2sa25
UDinGtiAnKSI.-Domestic aud Imported, 2OGlI5o.
OIL Observation-Disclosures Prints 1896: spravue
al american do 80; Amosieag do q III Dutches r d
81 London Mourning do 27lS; lmoskeas do 2T Tar
sas'e a dingtams 80: deafness 35; Standard Shoe,
Bsa cH ~ T. me Brown sheetipg se "a do ao 81 d
SAD Colord and Bleached Drills. 81 IAe. r.'a.u
Cambria 26a2IH x. ''' u 1;'"'' ooloret
s, rLogg q; slsoo@lsool Extra sloolss1
| super, s9l l@10; Fine, sS.256r9,5. 2" '''14~i-74
| foRAGE-IIay. 1soM20O l,er cwt.. Corn oeoa,oo 49,
JAS o2ltg55 per bushel; Bran 4OGDa50 > Lps
5o1 10 quality per bbl s25o$3 "a QUALITY
LEATIlER-calf skins, sloasloo mar d.v.n. OIL.
| leather 400D4Sc. per pound. P'' "'A'n' ooie
Sd do sso Soiear per thousand SOOo I'd do. 5000
B BLAc e EYED PEAS sloo@l1O.
IobACCO-Connecticut Ieaf 2na-ec W.; eoa., n,
II 0o s'nr Manufactured, 5Ocsi25 smoking Soo
TAR-s2.25m2 III
hoslN.-i376 45O.
WAVES WAVES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME. sso ner ton
| Tnrnan.i, sioREs : Crude Turpentne, AOn[Si IN.
GlN-S250615.00.
H0OPS-None.
sOAP-13al6c.
Lard q ,oa b per sallsn s2OO@22s Linseed rs
p p0en SS2oo@s5OO; Prime S25ta s2oo
p nVpEUManiiia 2S@26c.; Hemp, 2b@sSc,
S325 o'u'" pest brands, $3.50; Philadelphia
Brown,l5@16c4 Refined, Crushed pswasrad
an W. oi1ssihaated 2Ka22c White isc; White 10
WooD.per cord s7.5o@soc.
WHITE LEAD-S@l7
sUGAR HOUSE SYRUps-5Oa60o
SHlNGLES-$l2OO@I3OO
STAvEs-S37 .0O@450e litt lE
RUM-s24O@6O0
DoMEsTICMARKETs
MEALs-Beef l6C920 Mutton l6@2O: Pork On s.u
aess 20 souce i5 Dried Beef 25@9O Choice Hams
'oIgS. ~ Bacon 25@30; Butter 50@60 A""''
FRUlTS-ADnlea 7hd180 cta ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SsE DIR. LARoOKAH's SARsAPARII,
COMPOUND for the speedy and permanent cure of XIV.
complaint scrouls, or Kings Evil Dyspepsia, Drops,
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Eryspeas, st. Anthonys Fire PIN
pies Pustu!es, Blotches, Bois Tumors, Salt Rbeum
Ulcers and Sores rheumatism, Pain in the Stomach
SIDE and Bowels, General Debility Uterine Ulceration
syphilis and Mercra Disease and all complaints ariin,
from, or resulting in, Impure Blood
IL Is double the strength of any other sarsaparjl,s
compound In the market and is endorsed by the medical
faculty as the best and cheapest Blood Purifier extan
PRICE 81 90 PER BoirLE.
Prepared by
Ds p. R. KNIGHTS. Chemist,
MrLRosE, MASS.
DR.. LARO0KAH,s
Indian Vegetable
LMONIC SYRUP.
Cures Coughs, Colds, whooping Cough Crouo. Asthm.
catarrh Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Night Sweat
hoarseness, to which public speakers and singers are
liable Consumption in It's early stages and all disease,
OF the Throat and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority cergymen
every denomination authors editors professors In our
various colleges, and by many of our most eminent
public men.
Containing NO OPIUM, it Ia adapted to every age and
may De used without fear Of the dangerous results which
oiow the use OF many of the Cough preparations of
which opium and pecac are the base.
GIVE 1T TRIAL.
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor.
Melrose, Massachusetts
DR. KNIGHTS,
Oriental
HI AIR ESTOR Ep
Proves itsels tho only r0,,a,,. p....u
Faded Hair ~ r.. or,r;,., .o,o. " ''"' ""'
II contains ne,bsr OH .,coho,
substance
II c,oons.s a.. s,.,,,
annearance and nromo,a. a.. ,,,,..s-- e'
II ia scienti6callv nrsnoraa "a =. -,
most eminent medical snthor,v
It Ia exouiselv psrfnmea vii, No, .t.,n a. .ou A..
finest fabric. and Ia indisnsnsah,o a, A.. ,ou.. :,
lady and gentleman.
~ pUv NO ouyp,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

ALE-philadelphia aud Hudson S325.
BRANDIEs-Apple $3oo@4.ooi IIennesey, Otard, Pi
net Cason, &C.. $40 0o 1900; Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Blackberry Ginger, &C., $500@650; Domestic (com
mon) S235; California, per case, $4,000.
B1TTERS-Bokees brakes, Wahoo, RUSS Scheidam
&c 81 OoD1s; California Wine Btters per case 1890
BAC0N-Batimcre. Sides 10000; Hams, 25@30c
smitlfield Hams, cuts to order, 23d25c
BEEF-Extra Mess, $ls 0a@2o 90; Mess. s16.00oi1S00
COTT0N--flcod liiddling AZ; Middling A. Low Mid,
aling AZ; Good Ordinary &c., Low Ordinary IS.
C0AL-First quality, 40945c; ID quality, S5G94oc.
BRICkS--First quality pressed, $500; ID do 1890
Sd do, $500.
BAUdHS PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, $50 per top
/. C0RN-Whte, s5cps7c. yellow, 75asoc.
0ORFEE-prime Rio Coffee 30lf632c.
CUBA M0LASSES-55a65,
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LIST OF PASSENGERS arrived per steamship Abemarle
=, VIM Robertson wife and children Thomas Berry,
hopkins, Il X Royce, Martin CIh Alonzo Jones,
'ohh fllmey, Miss Mary Patterson, and 4S IN steerage.
UossIGNsEs The following is list of passengers by
the steamship Albemarle, Captain Bourne, from New
York:
D. II Bockover Joseph Cohen Ryland Caps. A Grit
nun, W Hudgins, Hamburger Bros, Samuel katski'
March. Cary Roth, Staples, Sherman Bros Seal
geo, Tabb Co, Mitchell, Allen Co, c Smith,
Robertson, W Seabury Sons b q Bryan q Paine, l.
EDenns, Mrs Il Smith, ii Percy.
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Mayors CoURT.--Archibald Maltoy and John Cahll
charged with breach Of the peace, were fined 70 each
James ornisby charged with fighting aud FORGETTING hi
bonds To keep the peace sent for trial Two yag.
rants applied for and received lodgings at the watch
house. Several charged with drunkenness were
fined and discharged John Champion and Asa Hurley,
were remanded to Jail for further examination Cham.
pon was recognized escaped convict from the pen
Tertiary Roscoe Wilson, charged with rotons conduct
was fined $40, and delivered over 10 officer Mathews oil
Portsmouth, to answer charge of larceny committed in
that city.
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~ 0 r s A L e.
I offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village Of kempsville In Princess Anne county, Va.
nine miles from the city Of Norfolk situate the east
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
Tho situation 10 healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches The land thoroughly adapted to
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick There Is wood
enough on the land to pay for IL.
Should It not be desirable for any In want of land
to have 90 large tract II will be divided into lots to suit
For terms, &c, apply to SHAW I ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water Norfolk. Va In whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale.
]. N. BRICKHOUSE
ts7-h Kenpsville, Princess Anne co., Va
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, FEBRUARY l.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Edgar Baltimore
Steamer Geo. Leary, Brakeman Baltimore.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingstone, Richmond.
Schooner X. r. No. 10, Davis, Richmond.
Schooner X. X. No. n, Bucmaton, Richmond.
Schooner Spray, Walker, Elizabeth City.
Scbooner q NJ psttit tldiidso, DaitiniUIe.
Schooner Elizabeth Elcnora, Ireland, New York.
Schooner Planter, Hopkins, Accomac
Schooner Rough 4 Ready Moore, Cherrysone.
Schooner Chart, Wool, Edenton, N Z.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide, Edgar, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore
Steamer City of Richmond, Stranahan, Richmond
Schooner Minnie Replier, Conover, Boston,
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s.MAYoR's CoURT--F Portsmouth William Rogers an
Geoge Scott arrested for fighting were ARA gnod beor
Mayor Collins yesterday morning. The latter was fine
40 and Rogers discharged.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. 3.
JAEEs SULLIVAN, In Admiralty
The stsam Tug PocOsn, her tackle cause of
Whereas, Libel has been filed in the District Court
of the United States for the District Of Virginia. on the
18th day of January A. D., 1866. by James Sullivan
Libeant, against the Steam Tug pocosn, &C., whereof
Henry A. sytr is or lately was Master, her tackle, sp
parel and furniture
In cause Of wages civil and maritime, alleging, in
substance that time in May in the year 1854 said
Steam Tug then lying at the Port Of Fortress Monroe,
and chartered hy the U. g. Government asa transport
to carry u troops up to City Point and back to For
tress Monroe well to various other places within the
Military department Of Virginia and North Carolina the
said Master by himself his consent hired the bellan
as an Engineer on board the said vessel Tor an
no sppn. as rhf db bsasn as' ss
agreement Lbellant entered on board and into tho
service Of the said Steam Tug, SUCH Engineer,
about the 10th day Of May 1884 That the said stsam
Tug having taken on boad about two hundred men, pro-
ceeded thereon with the Lbeant on board for City
Point where she arrived safely and dschai ged her load
That the said Steam Tug having taken board another
cargo of u g. troops returned safely to the port Of
Fortress Monroe and there discharged them That the
said Steam Tug Pocosn made various other voyages aRd
trims and with Transporting o. s. troops and u mails
to and from City Point ana Eastern shore q
voyages or trips That about the 18th OF August
of said wear she proceeded with cargo to the port Of Bal
tmore with the Lbellant on board where she arrived
August 1864 That the Libelant was on board of the
said Steam Tug employed as an Engineer the whole time
from tho 10th Of May TO the 18th August Of me year 1854
That during the whole time he board Of said
sci the time of her discharge therefrom he well and
faithfully performed his duty such Engineer, aud was
obeden to all lawful commands Of said MASTER and the
other officers of the said Steam Tug and entitled to
he Maid his wages which then due and amounted to
one hundred and twentyscsen dollars and my cents
and upward, and above all such deductions That the
Il In TAIN rat
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FREEDMEN's CoUET-Thomas Ditamouse charged will
al assault upon Lucinda Watson, was fined S.. Jess
Braxton charged with steangsentenced TO hard labo
prison for ten days.
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.

By A PERIOR REMEnv w
can conscienously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough DR. sickland Melliauous Cough Bal
SAN " gives relief almost instantaneous and is witha
not dsageeabo to the taste There ia no Doubt but the
Aeilnous Cough Balsam is ofthe best preparations
in use, and is all that its proprietor claims for IT, We
have tried it during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. strick
land, No 1sa Sycamore street, Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists.
Wake CO. and NJ. & G, A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. noys-sm
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n Els IR BILE FAMILY
moi

IL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
That very desirable Family Residence situated op
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church.
and now occupied by Mrs. Foster ID offered for sale
1t has wide entry, with two parlors and dining.
two comfortable rooms in the garrett and drv cellar
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house
located, and large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-f j. NJ SMITH BROTHER
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BesJ DYSPEPsIA.-What everybody
says must he true. We have heard DR. Stcklands Tonic
spoken of so frequently by those who have been benefit
to the public that really believe it effects cure in
every case therefore, say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility to go to their Drug
gists and get bottle Of Dr. strckands Tonic
WELLS CO. Agents, lis Franklin street, N
Wake 4 co. and NJ. c. "A. SANTOS, Agents for Nor
folk, Va. noy6-6m
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ksl@ FAMILY Dye COLoRs.-Among
the most popular and useful articles of the day are the
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens, SO very superior
these dyes easily used and withal afforded at
low price, that they literally getting into every
bodys hands just the praises of their merits
everybodys lips Once tried they become Indispensable
In many parts of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods Of dyeing. We without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the best dyes
ever manufactured, while at the time they the
cheapest in price. The ladies' particularly delighted
with Them
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E,OR SALE OR CHARTER.

EOR SALE OR CHARTER.
LIGHT DRAFT SIDE.wHEL STEAMER. OF eiuhtv
tons burhen suitable for Freight or PasseneerS-weil
fitted and in perfect order. Also, FOUR LIGHTE0s.
decked over, drawing thirty inches water with Pity
CORDS OF WOOD-bailt In the most substap tai mannor
expressly for Tightening wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAN 4 co..
sugis-u No. IA Roanoke Square.
ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM-
~ bad FOR sALE:-Capacity 1900 bushels Grain,
in complete ORDER and but two and half years oId
Also two open Canal barges, very suitable Cor carry
ing wood-capacty fifty cords each. Also, Lighter
Appiyto L. REYNOLDS
howl No. 10 Roanoke Square n
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Never mind, Bobby--we will all have
an Engine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

are recognized, provided two loyal men
are elected as Senators, and sufficient
number more of loyal Representatives.
Now, to our apprehension, the loyalty
of the men who may be sent to Congress
is a matter of no earthly Importance,
compared with that of the admission Of
the prescribed class in each State TO
vote. All Southern men are about
equally loyal. They all, at some time,
opposed secession, and they ALL at some
subsequent time, fought for it, or aided
others to do So The distinction between
those who favored it early and those who
came in late-between those who fought
for it in the field and those who sustained
it in civil office or private life-between
those who believed it would succeed and
those who thought it would fal-is
all the distinction there is between them,
and this does not make any OF them a
whit more or less rebel than any other.
At present they are all whipped out, and
have no disposition to renew the fight.
They are ready to obey the laws so far as
they are compelled to, and there is no
real distinction, therefore, in their pres
ent loyalty. Their loyal, disloyal and
Union men will all vote the Copperhead
ticket together, and argue the Copper
head side Of every question. In this re-
spect, even Andrew Johnson, though
once styled Republican, does not differ
hairs breadth from A. FL. Stephens,
the Vice President of the rebellion, and
is even less progressive than Mr.. Reagan
the rebel Postmaster General.
All Southern whites, whether poor OF
rich, Democratic, Wing or Republican
Shareholders or slave -catchers, are infec
| ted with the same virus They hate all
liberty except the liberty to enslave, and
the only safety for Republican principles
is to be found, not in their promises OF
loyalty, but in our ability everywhere
and on all questions to vote them down
at the ballotbox as we have whipped
them in the field The only practical
question, therefore, is, by what means
the freedom-lo loving people of the Union
can most surely, successfully and per
petually vote down the devotees Of
slavery throughout the land? Evidently
the first thing to be done is to give the
ballot to every loyal man, whether black
or white, whose vote we need. We are
not disposed to insist that this shall be
done Immediately but, until it is done,
we do insist that the South ought to have
no more Representatives than she is en-
titled TO on the basis of the number OF
! actual voters