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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29
The Pairiotl.m or Adopted citizens.


The Patriotism OF Adopted Citizens,
The patriotism Of adopted citizens in
tho present crisis is worthy Of al praise.
They compose large majority Of our
volunteer forces, who snlis, from the cit
les and large towns. It's perhaps natu-
raj that this should be So. Having come
70 this country to 'fnd q refuge from the
social and political expressions Of the old
world and having experienced the supe-
rior blessings Of our institutions, they are
readiest to peril iortune and life in their
defense. The alacrity with which, they
come 10 the aid of the Government, in
the hour of its peril, shows that they ap-
preciate its value, and are determined to
hand down to their children unimpaited
the Union that has proved a refuge aud a
shelter to them. Be all this as,it may
when this great struggle shall be over,
ard the rebellion crushed. the COUNTRY
will owe debt Of gratitude to its adop-
ted citizens quite as great as that which
will be due to the native born. It's safe
ty will have ,coet quite as much Of the
blood Of the one. a, of the other.
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OBITUARY,

u y "a u SfSAADfAhR ~ fIeIRaaFf "a
DlED-At her residence ia Hooking
Township, Fairfield County, Ohio. on the
llth day Of August 1861. Mrs. SARAH
KEMP. wife Of Mr.. Henry Kemp, aged
78 years 2 months and 10 days. .-
The snbj-ct Of this notice was born in
Berkley county, Virginia. where she resi-.
ded until lhe ysar 1904. when shs emf
grated, With her husband. to tlIe neigh
lborhood in which she died. She was uni
ted in marriage % her now much bereav.
ed husband when she was 5 years ofags.
and consequently they lived together SO
years. during which time perhaps no cou,
pie ever lived bappier.s AT the age Of IA
years. she gave Der heart 10 God and uni.
ted with tn s.Methodisl Episeop. j Church,
and continuedan exemplary and useful
lnember, until her happy spirit took its
| flight to The Church Trump baIt. Thr
deceased, during a long and useful life,
was much beloved by al who kn-w her
In her dispo.itiop, shs was pIeassDt and
alfsble; naturally cheerful, aud benevolent
10 al! her Intercourse, gitb her ncighbori
and acquaiotances; and deyo,edly attach.
ed to her family & friends. Infbe church,
she was looked to as way mark 70 Hsav.
en-, and enjoyed the entire confdenc4 md
respect sof alls lkfl Bretlifebl JD4fipe
het last Illness, she FasgspriYed ofy pceeb,
but retained clear aud active intellect,
and was en4bled GregpsGly 70 rejoice il
prospect ofa home Sin Heaven. she ia
early ife laid tire sacriGaeo at,,he, fget o.
her Saviour, and as a. legitimate conse.
quence, enjoyed His sustaining power,
through a long life; and realized hi:
cheering and comforting Grace. down
through ths dark valley nnd shadow Of
dea'h; and finally ike a ripe shock, was
gathered to tine garner of Him. who hat
Igone before to prepare place for her.
She was the mother of 10 children, asC
A grand. children; aud leaves to mourn
her loss an aged and bereavod husband
s children and large circle offriends ant
I acquaintances. Bat she is at rest G.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29

E%We are now in the midst of o
bloody war The dark and perilous hour
--onc which tries the souls Of men, the
stability Of Governments, and the correct
ness of principle, is upon us. The storm
of revolution is sweeping over the land.
Upon each war blast rides the deauon OF
destruction. From each storm cloud
comes the driven bolt. striking down,
blasting and blightiug every green thing
of hope and peace. A Nation is on trial,
mans capacity for self.governmeut is be-
ing tested. IF the revolution succeeds,
everything that is valuable of hope, gov
ernment, law, and liberty, go down for
ever. Anarchy, poverty and ruin will
spread, desolatiug and endless, fill the
places of order, plenty and peace
wreck us to the end Of time.
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The marElaad CaEsroorahlp-Mr Dfsafora

Accepts the Union NominatIon.
Hoax. WI lBrlafOtdlh4s accepted ihs
nomination Of the Union men Ct Mary.
'and for Governor. In bis letter he Gays;
Fseling as have ever done the clear.
esi CONVICTION that all the interests Of
Maryland 6pd lhsir surest gygRnlse un-
der the Constitution Of tie United States,
the feariui circumstances that now sur
round US only enforce that conviction
and must demoostraIe 10 all that Dol
merely bese ordinary interests, but The
very salvaIion Of Our State AMI her I'm.
munity from the dsvastati6ns of civil
war upon her own sok are al at this mo
ment inlimatFly identified with ,he main.
tenance Of that Constitution, the suppor
Of the Government now engaged 10 de
isnding il, and tie adhereDce und,r al
circumsrahces 70 that Upion Of tie Statt,
which it was its chief purpose 10 perpet
uate.
Entertaining these views il is only ne
cessary for NE now 10 say ttat my effort
at all times, whether as the chosen can
didate Of your Convention. or the chic
magistrate Of the Safe, should their nom
iualion 10 endorsed BY the people. wi
he chiefly directed 10 the discharge ofth
paramount, obligations which the faithful
pursuit Of The objeo's I haze indicated
must always Hecessarily impose.
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Interesting Items from Washington.
ISnepial n tho Post,


WAsHINGToS, August 27 -Aletter re-
ceived here from Tennessee says twenty
thousand rebels are under arms in. that
State. In the Langrange District all but
twenty-four male inhabitants have enlist
ed in the rebel army.
The pickets of Beauregard's army are
nearer Arlington Hights than ever be-
fore; but this fact, it is believed, does not
indicate an attack. ,-.. .,.
Amos Kendall and family have remov'
ed to Trenton, N j.
1t is reported the English and French
fleets on our coast are intended for ser
vice at Vera CruA-intervention in Mex,
can affairs b ing the probable design O.
those governments.
Richard Wallach, who was yesterday
appointed Mayor ofthis city in place Q
Berrett, is strong Unionist, and vii
use alfhis power in supporter the Gov
ernment. a,
81 Captain Keyes, Of the District of Co
Ilumbia militia, was arrested this A. M
at the Chain Bridge, and is now in Jail,
! An alarm was occasioned at the Chai
Bridge. over the Potonioc. last night, b
a report that the enemy was advancing
| No enemy appeared. .a
Secretary Seward left the city this MOI
hing for New York, whittier he goes
arrange a new passport system. '-
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FoE the Lancaster Gazette.

.s., Fol- the Lancaster Gazette.
Is the Ohio Eagle Union psper?-
From its tone, we would judge not.
There is no better way of judging o. atree
than by it's fruit, and the fruit Of this
damrable sheet is that of secession. He
has hunted creation through for secession
trash, and he has sent forth more damna-
bly, treasonabls matter than he can atone
Tor In hia whole life. In proof Of this,
we have only to refer to their resolutions,
one of which says, the prosecution of the
war is for the subjugation Of the South
for the freedom of the negro-for the sub
version of the State Government, and for
the erection OF consolidated Government
on the rnius Of our Federal Constitution.
Can the Editor be SO ignorant, as TO be-
lieve this? When the Criltenden Reso.
luton, which was agreed to by all the Re-
publicans excepttw says that the pres
ent war is not for subjugating the South
nor for interfering With the rights or es'
tablished institutions OF the States, but tC
niaintain the supremacy OF the Consttu,
ton. and to preserve the Union with a,
its dignity. equality, and rights of the
several States uninpaired, and that as
soon as these objects are accomplished
the war ought to cease, They knew
when they passed the resolution, that i
was wil'ful lie--that the Administration
never intended to wage the war for lhc
purpose Of subjugatiug the South, or free
: ing their negroes, but to put down the re
bellion forced upon US by the secession
lists in the Sonih--to demonstrate to tn
world that we have Government, ant
that II cannot be subverted by traitors, o
wrested from our hands by those who de-
sire to see us fail in our experiment of fire.
Government. This peace policy, the Ea
gle clique advocates is nothing more no
less than secession masked--its object
to embarrass the Government BY advoca
ting compromise, when the day for CON
a promise is past All great statesmen .
F., gree that there can be no compromis
. now. II We were to take blank shee
of paper and inscribe on it the constitr
. ton, and tell them to write on it the COT
ditions on which they would compromi'
10 they would say, we have nothing to cou
'e promise Men of all parties, there
5. but one way to have. peace, aud that is
put down this rebellsu BY the strong ar
of the Government. We must conqu'
them, or they wi conquer us--there
e. no retreat. but in submission and SLAYER
II the principles 1.-THE Eagle clique we
carried out. it would be treason. and j
advocates would deserve to be hung,
Te t VA III MFr @st VOX,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29

~ What would civil liberty be worth
without Government to protect it,
What security would be left fol life or
property? Thieves and robbers would
strip us with impunity Of the one, while
mobs aud murderers would threaten the
other. If we would prevent this state of
things, we must rally to the suppor! of
the Government. 1t can only be done
by crushing rebellion and conqutring
peace.
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Female Traitors.

A fact has just come to our knowledge
which shows how readily The enemy OBJ
tains information through agencies which
are permitted to perform their operations
without check or hindrance.
A lady WHO is passing the summer at
Newport Received. last week. a letter from
a lazy friend, dated at Richmond, aud an
noundag the writer's safe arriyatin, that
city from Baltimore. The letter was f led
with Secessionst sentiments. The writer
a young Southern woman, espouses the
cause of the rebels with the utmost fer.
vor, and expresses an earnest wish That
the war against the Government may sue.
oeed. She then describes The plan by
which she was enabled 10 elude the Wig.
lance OF our patrols, andto make her way
safely to the rebel Capital as the bearer Of
important dispatches from thu Secession
lists 10 Baltimore 10 their friends at Ma
nassas junction and Richmond. She
left Baltimore some ten days since with no
other baggage than medium-sized trav.
cling trunk; crossed the Potomac IN an
open boat. made her way through un.
guarded passes at a distance from ths
lines Of our army, and by a circuitous
and faiiguing route succeeded in ehter.
mig the lines Of the enemy. She had
thenno difficulty in penetrating to the
camp at Manassas, having given the enc,
my's pickets abundant evidences Of her
sympathy with their course, and was pei
mjttcd to proceed to Richmond without
moles,ation Of any kind.
Arriving at KtGhmond, her trunk wa;
Immediately sent 10 the Postoffice. in or
der that immense number ofleiters which
it contained might be properly assorted
and forwarded. The writer adds, thai
so great was the amount OF the cores
pondence which she had thus conveyed
from Baltimore 10 Richmond that her
trunk was tpacked with letters so thai
she had room for only one light summer
dress on the top Of Them. Detailing the
particulars of this journey the writer fur
ther says: ITO be sure, ran some risk
in doing all this, bat then, if they (tht
Government had caught me what could
they bave done? am only Nomau
: They would only have sent me TO Wash
iugton. .aa- 81
The story which comes to us upon ,h'
best authority. simply proves what ha
been said for many weeks past-'hat tn
rebpls constantly receive information o
the movements Of the Government, ant
that their facilities for holding regala
communication with the SecessionIsls il
/. Baltimore and Washington suffer no ma
terial check from the suspension Of th
mail service.- New York Post
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29
The Rebel Army about 10 Ev1cuate
hs3 Northeast Missouri. sro

sr. Louis, Aug. 97.--Gen, Pope has
information from north east Missouri that
Martin Green, instead Of threatening to at
tack Kirksyile and Athens, as hereto'
fore reported. is rapidly retreating toward
the Missouri river. Gen. Hurlbut !:
pursuing him from Kirksville and Col
Moore from Athens. Green's force is
estimated at lco0.aud IS supposed to be
now in the lower part Of Monroe county
moving south, and will probably atteup'
to cross the river in Galloway o.
Boone counties. This will rid north.
east Missouri Of his presence, and restore
quiet in that portion Of the state.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29
NaR&Icn.

Sub-schooI District, No. One, Bern Town
ship, Fairfield County, Ohio.
n G. HARTZLEB, Esq, will take charge
Of The School In said Sub-District, for terms
OF threo months each, commencing about the 10th Of
September next.
NJ. Hauzler isa gentleman. who 10 department,
mental and required abilities, ranGs End to other
Teacher in this county.
During the let and 7rd terms, the School will not
be flied by the District % few more can he admitted
Persons wishingto study the higher branches under
hr. Hauzler. and parents ds-iTing to place their
children under histUiton. do by applying
Those who may reside too distant. can find homes
Ia the District on fair terms. MiCHAE" MILLER,
.. JOHN ARrZ,
SAMUEL JACKSON.
Angus. %, l2Sl--22l L1cIl UireOt0rJ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29

Thou.ands ~ human beings have been saved life
Of deereptude and misery by Ihe use Of this invalu
able Eminent. II will relieve pain almost instanta-
neous and n will ceanre purify and heal the foul
est Sore in an incredible shor time. .HeLs1Hs V0l-
ednie OIL Lipiaent will relieve the most inveterate
cases Or Rheuinaiism. Gout, Neuralgia. For Par
alysis. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness Weakness In
he Joint, Muse-sor Ligamens.i ii win never fail.
Two applications will cure sore Throat, Headache or
Earache For BGins or Seaiis or any Pain. II is an
lHfalible Remedy. Try lard you VIII Ind ii aDin
dispensibls remedy. Keep Il always on hand
PL8TTERBs. FAR.MERs, Or any one having
charge Of horses, will saye money by using McLeans
Volceuic OIL Liniment. II Is speedy and inallible
cure for Calls sprain5 Chafes Swelling, haIneness
Sweeney, Scrcs. Wounds, Scratches, any external
disease. Try, II AID you will be convinced.
DR.. J. II. MsLEysyF, Sole PreprietSr.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
TTE. T.. sIoeum, acert. aug. IS, is6I-ly
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~ y 2. I.E. Posr OtHtoE.


hancasler, o., Aug Z9, bI'y
By order ofthe Post Office Department
stamps of the old issue will not be receiv
ed in payment of postage after elk days
fIom this date. New stamps will be. ex'
changed for old ones Cor period Of 81,
days only, except Post Masters at small
offices, 10 whom tho time for exchange
will be extended one month from this
date. G. NJ. L. WISEMAN, p. NJ.
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A False IMPRESSION Corrected /.

The repor. mas prevailed here for some
time that Capt. w. Cloud, formerly of
-Compsny A,had joined the rebel service.
We are glad to be able to correct the mis-
take. Capt. Cloud is Major in the Kau,
sas lat Regiment. and greatly distinguish,
ed himself In the late bloody battle al
Springfield, Mo.
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DR.. NeLEsN's UNIVERsAL plLLs,

For Lf5sr Complaint, BRfiOHsHe'', Headache, go
There his never been Cathartie medicine, offered
IN the public that has given such entire satisfaction
IclEAs's UNIVERSAL Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly inno-
cent and be taken by the most tender infant yet
prompt and pD Serfa IN removing all Bilious secre
lions Acid or impure Fated Matter from the Stom-
ae In fact, they are the only Pills that should DO
used 10 malsriOus districts.
They produce no or ping, Sickness or pain IN tho
stomach or bowels though yery active ana searchog
the Liver and Kidneys. WAC viii suffer from Bill
onsne.s. Headache and Foul stomach when 50 chap
q remedy eau be ob:aiued. Keep them constantly
on hand; sngis dose. taken in season, may prevent
h0nrs days and months Of sickness. Ask for pr. j.
-. McLean's Universal PHI. Take no other. Being
coated, they are tssteless. Price only % cents per
box and can be sentby mail 70 any part or the Unit
ed STATS J. II. NeCL.9IyHi Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, 81. Louis, No.
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.u'es D'-,s ,s =, s-.'ss. .'-. .Vy.'
oy " s-.'es. - y.rT - Hp"'' '"o
fOI ".',li P''.p 80 ~
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] could not say them nay. NH't3 "
sl. - o-t..ef44 .,.,.t. ....
There's one fhai grs'p' atrue sword,
Co@n's''onea % eoH"andi
lhglopcpe Hitn'n VIC 'a"A'iouhaJ ~ ~,
"pA ~u'As' ~ h'Sp1'
ibeies ono ano No NI youhHe"'
"hs's spiiYtS Si-,N s1Y'n VeS' -, t.l.-a +
For proudly stepping feet.
,i11
Theirfaiherfopght before hem
On many bloody piHin-- t4 -i.a ~.
At Erie and at Chippewa, ttF
At York aud Lundy's Lane.
o, may bisspirit nerve theh 4W ~ Y =
When In the battles bruni;
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Music. Mr.. Billinghurst, at the News
Office, is prepared to order sheet Music,
arranged for the piauno, guitar, aute. "or
any other instrument. Leave your or,
ders.
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NECDaN NOGRcC.
VIM. R. WADDELr. NJ. D.

LEAVING permanently located in PLEASANT
u VILLE, tenders his professional services to the
place an,bvienity. DR. Waddel has been engaged
the practice Of the various branches Of his profess
sion for upwards Of twenty years. he, therefore, hat
tiers himself that will give entire satisfaction TO all
those who may favor him with call. tf
Partieuar attention win be paid 70 all Chronlc
oaseI, and the diseases ofwonsn aud chldren.
WILLIAM X, WADDELL, N. d.,
Pleasant7ills, Jal: 25,lssl-3mt7'
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w Lieut.. E. Rockets and L. @ Butch
are recruiting company for the war
Their head quarters is at Batchs' Jewelry
Store. They are excellent good fellows
and will make efficient officers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29

PUBIC sALE.-S. M. Sane having vol
dhteeted with Capt. Siincbcomb, will Of
fer a. public sale. some valuable property
Ut his residence in Pleasant Township, on
Tuesday next, See advertisement under
new advertisement head.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29

RE-The BEST, CHEAPEST. and
MOST DURABLE Sewing Machine now
in use, may be seen at Brenneman's Book
Store, It. E. Billinghurst Agent.
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NOTICE.-fbe scoundrel who took
from my office. without asking my per;
mission, the seventh and eighth vols. of
the life and works Of John Adams will
confer favor by returning them lmme-
di.tely. S. WELDY.
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wWhy don't the Eagle publish II. J
Jewetts letter of acceptance?
I'm Ahs.-Because Its editor is determined
10 deceive the people as 10 Mr.. Jewett's
position ON the war.
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Eg Capt. Stincncomb Is still recruit
ing. His company is nearly full. A few
more good recruits will be accepted
Come up Ut once.
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3. W. KNAPP offers for sale his house
and lot in Amanda. See advertisement
In another column.
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~Wby don't the Eagle in its notice
ticc Of H. j. Jewett's acceptance of the
nomination fer Governor, declare that he
strongly favored compromise and conces
siohp
Ans -Beca,ise The Editor is detstniin
ed to further his own ends by every spe
cies OF lying and deception.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-29

ny-The office Of the Stark Co2nty
Democrats at Canton, A. McGregor edi'
tor, was 'cleaned OUT one day last week
on account Of its Secesh proclivites.
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Assignee's Sale.

ON FATURDAY THE 2StII, nay OF isBPTBM-
N-DBBR, te6t, botw6en the hours ofcpe and three
O'Clock in the afternoon at the Door OF the
Ourt House. in the city of Lancaster, WILL be
sold 10 the highest bidder the fblioSng Zeal Estate
as II e property Of John Lyons. to-wit
First-The south ends or halves of Lots Nos. seven
and eight. q and in the sixth square OF the town
of Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio.
Second--A part OF the East half OF Lot No. l3 In
square No. 4, in said town Of Lancaster, Niag Wes
of line parallel with and four feet west Of the par
ton dividing the two rooms OF the building said
half lot and belrg seventeen feet front on Main
street. g.
Terms Of sale one-third in hand the day ofsale
and the residue In two elual annual paymentsto TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises,
JAREDT. HOOKER,
Assignee OF John Lyons.
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mAnRIRn-

In tbe N. E,. Chpreh Al BrsrasO on
Tuesday eyshiSg, Aa9. lsdk by R.J
Thps, II. Hal. Mf. MrcHAEL r. wilsou
and Mrs.. ELfzABETH J, GREEsaiEL, both
Of Bremen, D.
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We would particularly call the attention
Of om' reader to remedy known as Me-
I.ea, Is Strengthening Cordial and Blood
ipur;sst 1t is certainly valuable rem
Ay. We therefore say to all, call at th'
agents, and test for yourselves its intrin
sic merits. 1t is delicious TO take. W.
ask our lady readers to tfy' it.. See th'
advertisement in another oOlum2'
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pnrNrTrrISMS.

graph thatths Confsdstale armies are
marching upon the Capital and have.
reached The very verge oft, and our
sscessionisIs, believing the news and sx,
ulting over It, call louder than ever upon
the people not 10 let tho ~, 8, Gov
eminent have man or q dollar for de.
fence. .E..
ET- The Lincoln organs have made
false statements so often that they are
beginning to believe their own lies.-
Courier, ~
Pity Secession editors couldn't come
to believe theirs, for then they would be
sure TO repudiate them.
The secetsionists Of Kentucky have for
months been working desperately to get
the State into war. FaiGngto do it by
any other means. they are now trying To-
accomplish the object by pretending TO
be great friends Of peace. Now don't
they cut pretty figure?
ET The people in the Cotton States
say they are fighting for freedom, They
| may we'll do so, for they have lost all the
freedom they ever bad. But they had
better fight the deslroyers of their free.
dom than those who would gladly restore
| it to them. %aa
EHIf you wish to make Lincolnite
tremble advocate peace. Courier.
Ifyou wish to make seCsssionist
tremble, point him to the star spangled
banner of his country. 7,t
EET The Courier urges that the war
should close, because its continuance will
unite Missouri, Kentucky, snd Delaware
with the South. But, if it will have that
affect, why the wish its contin-
uance?
The Courier tells us of q paper which
was recently suppressed in the North for
"telllng the plain truth" The Courier
takes the utmost care not to incur the
least danger of ever being suppressed for
any such reason. me
A Confederate letter writer in Missouri
saws that the German troops are nyery
unattractive in their appearance No
doubt. when tbey are attacked. they will
be found terribly repulsiUe.
/ If the Confederate States want peace,
thew can have lust the same ueace that
they had FIVE years ago, ten years ago
twenty years ago-the same terms. What
could be better.
4 The editor Sf the Memphis Appea