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The national Republican., 1861-12-18
PARsoN BRowSLOw ARREsrEp

The Bowling Green (Ky.) Courier says that
Parson Brownlow was arrested for treason by
the Confederate States commissioners at Knox.
vile, on the 9Th, and committed to Jail.
The Knoxville Register says that the rumor
OF AN order from the rebel War Department, for
Brownlow's safe conduct North, had created
nte Dse excitement.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Good for Mrs. Douglas.

We hear 1t stated that the proposition has
been made to Mrs. Douglas, now resident in
this city, by Governor Reid, of N orth Carolina
through special messenger, to send the two
sons of the late Senator Douglas South, to save
their Mississippi estates. The noble lady OF
the great Senator is reported to have said tina,
they belong to Illinois, and must remain at the
North.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Severely lnjared.

Alexander Simpson, a coIored man, WAS SO.
verely injured yesterday afternoon, near the
corner OF Sixth street and Louisiana avenue,
BY n bale Of hay which he WAS endeavoring to
hold upon wagon, falling upon him. Several
of his ribs were broken by the accident.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Corporation Casss.

>, Joseph Glotzbach was arrested by Officer
Fenwiok for keeping open his restaurant after
hours, for which offence he WAS fined 1904 by
Justice Walter.
Philip Weigman, for selling cigars on Sunday,
was fined SO o. by the same magistrate.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
whitehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue.

Is selling original cdrtes de uisite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks; Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
IS called to our full length letterty es, for send.
ing by mail. nov i3-lms
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
THE CASE OF COL. KoZLAY.

Albany, Dec. l6.-Col. Kozlay, of the Fifty
nn'h regiment, (Hiram Barney Rifles } General
Blenker's division, who resigned last month
the command of the same regiment, the df
Guties between Gen. Blenker aud the Colonel
having been adjusted.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
LhIEoT 6X VELE0HApH.
Arrival Of the Europa at Boston.
The British Steamer Rinaldo Leaves Hslifax IN
Thirty Minutes sftsr the Arrival Of the Europa.
with Dispatches to the Commander Of the Brit.
ish North American Squadron.
CAPTAIN SEYMOUR, QUEENS MESSENGER. AND
SPECIAL MESSENGER FROM MR.. adams.
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
From the Blockading Squadron.
TYBEE ISLAND OCCUPIED BY ONE THOU
SAND UNION TROOPS.
BATTERIES T1srOscn tIp There!
TROOPS DISPATCHED TO FERNANDINA,
FLORIDA.
FIG HT AT SEA!
Arrival Of the Connecticut at
From the B1ookading squadrt
TYBEE ISLAND OCCUPIED BY ONE THOU
SAND UNION TROOPS.
Batteries TNrOscss t,p The,
TROOPS DISPATCHED TO FERNANDINA
FLORIDA.
FIG HT AT SEA!
Arrival Of the Connecticut at
Baltimore.

Boston, Dec. 1.-THE steamship Europa has
arrived here. Within thirty minutes after the
Europa touched at Halifax, the British steam
sloop.of war RinaIdo got up steam and lett, II
is supposed, in pursuance Of orders from the
Queens messenger, to communicate with the
Admiral of the British North American squad.
ron.
Captain Seymour, the Queens messenger,
and also special messenger from Minister Ad.
ANS, left Boston, this afternoon, direct for
Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Rss.,pss ana Ash.ovI.d .w,,,,

Received OF Mr.. william B. Hutchinson. mas
ter plumber, navy yard, Washington; the sun
OF two hundred and ninety six dollars and nf
teen cents, (s2se Is being the amount Of ohe
days wages, freely contributed by the plumb
srs employed In that branch of service in The
Yard, and appropriated for the beneft Of sick
and wounded soldiers Of the Federal army
This, sum is deposited under trust. and held to
meet emergencies. d. L. DIX.
Washington, Dec. ts, lsbi. .'-' -
Received Of Mr.. Samuel Keitisg, pump and
the sum Of thirty.two dollars and nfty cents
being the amount co. ibuted by mechanics
employed in that branch Of service, of their
own will and purpose, for the relief Of needy
and sick soldiers Of the Federal army.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
More Big Guns.

number Of large guns In the rough, have
more depot In this city. They are being re-.
moved TO the navy yard for boring and hnish-
ing. They are mostly S2.pOundsrs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

1000 bUSHKks SAcksos,, WHITE MAINE
r q II a II q n .,
For sale at Berry's Wharf on board schooner s. B,
Stebbins.
T. G YOUNG,
dec l4-lws Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
The RemAihs Of 8. Cookmsn Adams,

The remains Of Professor J. Goodman Adams,
formerly OF this city, who died In Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas, arrived in this oity on Monday
evening and WAS placed In the vault ut Glenwood
cemetery, from which place they will be re
moved to the place of interment at two O'Clock
to-day.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubber 8lankets, tor 81 rs each.
India Rubber Blankets very large size, o. so each.
India Rubber Coats, "a 90 each.
India Rubber Ponchos, eighty damaged, 81 each
India Rubber Lggings, 81 per pair.
AT II. A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsy lvsnia avenue,
nov 29-u Between Ninth and enth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE SUMTER
Avn

Baltimore, Dec. l6.-The bark Agnes has Ar.
rived here. She reports speaking the English
brig Mary Morton, which reports that the Sum
ter and lroquo's had had II severe engagement
and that one of them, she did not know which
had put into Martinique to repair damages.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
pY j. G. moGUlRs. q CO.. Auotion..r..
RY GREE" q Williams. Aao',o"'.r'
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOEsE AND LOT, AT AUC
TON.

On FRIDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1869. I
shall SELL in front the premises, at clock p
by virtue Of deed of trust 70 the subscriber, bear
iug date the l1th day Of November, 1850, and re
ided In Liber j. A. S. No 49,! iolios IS So GO and
81, Of the lad records for the county Of Wash
1, gton, In the Distri,t Of Columbia the following
named property lying and being in the City OF
W ashngton District aforesaid, ana laid down on
the ground plan or plat Of s'id oity The oourses
and distances are fully described In said deed OF
trust, to wit
Parts Of Lots numbered one ald two q and 2,
In Square numbered five hundred aud thirty seven
(h37) together With the improvements, which are a
frame Dwelling House 4e, SO; This property
and q half streets west
Terms, one fourth cash. balance In six and twelve
months the purchaser TO give notes fer the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day o. sale deed
given and deed Of trust taken on the property to
secure the payment of the notes. II the terms are
not complied with in 1--WE AZ. after fals 'he Trustee
and cost of the first purchaser by giving three days
notice Of such resale In newspaper printed In
the City Of Washington.
GREEN q WILLIAMS
dec 1o-2dw&ds Auctionsers
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Washington, Dec. ls, 1851.

II y not much known that the good and in
dustrtOus workmen ut the navy ward have spen,
considerable sums Of money, during the pas,
SIX months, In renting building and support
ing y hospital for the sick at the yard; aud tina,
also their charities have reached abroad, 10
the Capitol. d. L. d.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
1 jINION FURNITURE DEPOT.

am now receiving another addition TO my stock
o. .tu" hold turnture consisting Of various styles
81 mp Bureaus Tables. v ashs auds, Chuirs, and
|. unges, from IS up; ankets Ct mforts. Pillows,
MsUresses. Tubs, Brooms Buckets, SC, DO.
My Republican aud Union friends are invited to
call we sell cheap, AGO Dunt Of expenses being
light 7. B. BROWN, Agent,
36v Seventh street,
dec list Near Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
w AstilNG GTOn skIhT FACTORY,

person can, In short time, make, per week, from
% 10 Inquire, for particulars, st ao7 Seventh st.
bStVeep g md II. nhv lk-ff
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Suprem . Court,
scientific AssoeIation,

TUEsDAr.-No. 50 Continued by Mr.. Bradley
for appellees.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
The very best Metallic Pens without Ex.
ception are G. Barnard's.

His circular pointed, vulcanized Pens have no
equal One trial will c,nvinSe The most skeptical
For sale oy Philip 4 solomon, S82 Pspnsyl vania
avenue; ". d. shepherd, corner d and seventh
streets; NJ d. Russell, SIS seventh street; j. Shil.
u gtou, corner -Four and hall street and Peunsyl
vania svenue W. H. 4 o Il. Morrison, Pennsylva
nj, avenue, near Four and half street. and whole.
ssle by ]. JACOSS,
sSls agent for the United States and Cansdas.
dec l8-9t
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
DI ED,

On the l6th instant, ISABELLA, wife of Joseph
Reese, In the 29th year Of her age.
The friends of the family are invited to at.
tend her funeral to. day at 2 o'clock, from her
late residence, 279 d street.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
Important from the Southwest

REPORTED BATTLE AT NEW ORLEANS
THAT CITY THREATENED WITH
DEMOLITION
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fall Particulars Of the Great
C0nhagratidn at Charleston!
FIVE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-SIS
BUILDINGS BURNEDl
PROPERTYToT THE AMOUNT OF 81 900 90,
DESTROYED!
THE FIRE AN INCENDIARY ACT!
BEN McCULLoCH IN RICHMOND!
FORT PULASKI EVACUATED BY THE
REBELS, AND OCCUPIED BY THE
FEDERAL TROOPS!!

THE YANKEES UPON THE MAINLAND
OF SOUTH CAROLINA!
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
AMUShai 4 A!N Il
EORGE CHRisTY'S
" OPERA HOUSE:

OPEN EVERY ETENING
TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
GEORGE CHRISTY, In new acts every night
CLAIRYILLE and STRArTOS, in new ballads
HASLAM,
the great Flutist, in new solos ev-ry night
JAPANESE TOMMY,
in songs danoes and limitations Of celebrated opera
singers
TIM HAYES, the Champion Jig Dancer!
G. o'NElL, the celebrated Come dian
and the whole com any In laughable performances
ALL THIS WEEK
ADMISSION so cents; Gallery, % cents
No half price Doors open at quarter to !; com
mence at quarter to 8. dec II
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

A GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING NEAR
BOWLING GREEN!
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

~
~ - M q * T N q
TOBACCO.
"COLOR YOUR MEERSCHAUM."
Pure Oronoco Smoking, nne flavor, put up in pound
boxes, expressly for army and navy use.
"OUR CHOICE"
A superior combination of Virginia and Havana,
excellent fivor, equal to any imported
brands, and unsurpassed BY any
Smokii Tobacco In market,
In pound packages.
"KLICKILYKLICK."
Real Virginia Smoking, In 6'pound bales, and pack
ages of 100 pouuds.
COMMON SMOKING"
In Bounce papers, . good article, at low prices
The above articles comprise the best and most pop
ular Smoking Tobaccos Manufactured by the oele
brated house of L. Appleby Sons, and will give
the highest satisfaction TO purchasers and the trade
as to quality and economy
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at manufacturers
prices, by BATES WOOD,
328 Pennsylvsnia avenue
dec l7-6tif Washington, d c
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
BrastItam Pebble Spectackes,

which have received the approbati) N of Professor
Joeeph Henry the Smiths oman Institution and by
thou ands Of the most scientific men of america and
Europe
The vside of this celebrated spectacles for pre-
servirg and strengthening the Eyes Is well lnown
That they sbstsiu from all further comment, and
call The attention Of those suffering from weak and
irritsted eyes
No; 34s Pennsylvsnia avenue, near Browns
Hotel. dec l8-lt
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

Nep York, Dec. ia private letter from
Beaufort says that the stone feet sailed from
the mouth Of the Savannah river, for Charles
ton, in company with man of war. The ships
were to be sunk in Charleston hsrbor on Satur.
day last. Tybee Island is occupied by one
thousand men, who are to throw up batteries
for use against Fort Pulaski, II necessary.
The sloep ofwar Savannah and three or four
gunboats were of Tybee Island. The steamer
Baltic, with one thousand troops, had left Port
Royal for Fernandina, accompanied by the
Benvil and another gunboat. The fortinca-
tions there consisted of battery Of hve guns,
manned by two or three hundred men. 1t ia
thought that 1t will fall into our hands after q
brief struggle.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

THE RECENT FIGHT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Cincinnati, December l6.-A dispatch from
Philippi says that our force at the battle of
Allegheny Camp numbered one thousand eight
hundred. They came In sight Of the enemy
drawn up in line Of battle, in front Of their en-
trenchments, charged upon them and drove
y em back. hot fire was kept up during the
,ernoon on both sides, and several brilliant
cHarges were made by our men,
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

MEsSRB. SEMmONS & co.,
THE CELEBRATED OPTICIANS,
FROM NEW YokK,
Have opened Branch Ia this city, at No 3ts Penn.
sy'yanit ayepue, where they keep a 1ne assortment
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
| REBEL SCHOONER CAPTURED AT SEA By THE UNITED
STATES fRiaATE sANTEE

letter from aboard the frisste ssntee, states
that the schooner Royal Yacht was boarded by
twn boats and forty men from the ssntee, Under
command Of Lieutenant Jonett, with Lieutenant
Mitchell, who was second in command. She
was boarded at three O'Clock in the morning,
and taken after sharp conflict. The schooner
WIS set on fire and completely destroyed. Thir
teen prisoners were taken, and three Of them
wounded. Our loss is NJ follows. Henry Garcia,
seaman, killed; John L. Emery, ooxswain
wounded-sinoe died; Lieutenant Jonett and
William Carter, gunner, wounded. Also, five
men, who are doing we'll and win soon be on
duty,
The national Republican., 1861-12-18
A TrENTION. sUTLERsi

A '' '"S
We invite attention 10 our stock Of Sugar cured
Ham Dried Beef, and Be I Tongues
Peach Blow and Sweet Potatoes, and Onions OF
snges, Lemons, Figs, AID splendid new crop layer
Raislns.
Walnuts and ShelbarkI.
Loveripg's best Philsdelphia Steam syrup
Atmore . celebrated Minne Meat
French and American Mustard, Worcestershire \
Lonnon Club Sauce, and Pickles in every variety
Brandy Peaches and Cherries Preserves and
Fre,h Tomatoes.
Piper Heidseok Champagne and other brands
sherry, Port and HlcE Wines OF various kid.
Otard, Dupuy SO Sazera; ;, ani other Bra dies
Whisky Of various grades
Cohen Butter and Cheese. Mackerel, Herring,
| and Ssrdines
wi be sold al the lowest prices for cash q, The Su
| lers Furnishing Sore OF
COCHRAN Il ROBERTSON,
| Tn rh 4 S-3tr No. NlaIh street
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

Baltimore, December 1.-THE steamer Con.
necticut has arrived here from Galveston and
southwest Pass Island. She passed, In her
course. Mobile Bar. Fort Pickens, Key West,
Tyhee Island, and Fortress Monroe.
The crews Of the biookading squadron were
welE
The Richmond was at Key West repairing.
The Connecticut brings the crews who were
captured by the privateer Royal Yacht, and
tho captains Of the steamers Anna and Henry
Iowis. She also brings, as prisoners, the ma.
rines who attempted to desert from Ship Is.
land.
There is nothing new at Fort Pickens. Moth.
Ing is said about Fort Pulaski being evacuated
by the rebels. The report is probably untrue.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

w 10000 Whisky and Brandy Bottles
Cash on delivery.
F'B. HASTINGS 4 Co
nov26-t 325 d street, facing Pa, avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

dec 1e-3taw4w
The national Republican., 1861-12-18

PRIcRs OF ADMISSION:
Paquet...........25 25cs. Orchestra Chairs. 30 cts
dec l6
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04
From IndiaunDOIis.

Tho latest reliable intelligence
from Kentucky, is Il at on Sunday
1900 esvalrrist. lrrs,. Il PQ2o lGo inf iqGfAnt!y n and
VIII te PInirs, fifteen miles from
uopkinsvill", marching toward Hen
deIson Kentucky. The advance
guard ofthe cava'r ry are fl miles this
side OF Holkinsville, securing the
country, seizing all arms of every
description in the hands of the cit
liens. The whole force approaching
Hopkinsville was 5000. They gain
in number IA they approach. The
Union men OF the city of Henderson
are to-day in fear of violence.
The locks on Green river urc
guarded by our forces.
Buckncr is said to be within
forty miles Of Evansville.
a committee Of gentleman from
that city are here to consult with the
gov rnment. They are alarmed and
fear an attack. Governor Morton
has issued an appeal to the citizens
OF Indiana. calling on them TO come
fonvUd in defense OF their state and
enroll themselves under the Militia
law OF the state and general gov
ernment.
Col. Rose, United States Marshal,
has returned home from St. Louis,
VIII re he has been as the Agent Of
Indiana for the past fnnr weeks, and
denies the report that Mulligan's
Agent / a. to wait three days on Gen
Fremont. lie also denies the re.
port that Governor Yates was refused
admittancc, but. ON the contrary,
met the Gancral by appointment.
spent two hours with him, and TX
pressed himself rs Lightly pleased
with his v sit. He thinks all the
charges arc made against Fremont
for the purpose of killing him off, by
the designing ard disappointed con :
tractors I!e saw Fremont daily,
and never knew man who really
had any business with the General
to have to leave without an inter.
view.
The cavalry companies which
went TO Saint Lnuis and ashiDgton
from here, under the promise OF being
equipped, have written home that
they had not received their equip
ments, and Governor Morton at once
ordered his Eastern Agents TO pur.
chase and forward them to tho
companies without delay.
Hon. d P. Holloway, the Com
missioner of Patents, was here to-
day.
A large amou Of ammunition
was shipped to Indiana regiments
in Kentucky. to-day. Six hundred
and forty Entields arrived to day,
and 5000 sets Of accouterments.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

Nrw YoRK, October 2.-The following ex.
tract is from the Savannah Republican Of
the nth ultimo;
A Soldier who came up from Fort Pulaski
reported that an engagement between Lin
coins feet and the fort at Port Royal com.
menced on Monday afternoon and continued
through the whole Of yesterday. The guns
were distinctly heard In Fort Pulaski.
The steamships Atlantic, Baltic, Wander
bilt, Roanoke, and Coat., colas are loading
with provisions, coaling, and having berths
built on board.
The specials state that IT is believed that q
large force has been detached from Beaure.
gard army TO reinforce Zollicoffer's army.
William Ward, late Minister to China, is
trying to make his way through Canada, as
an agent Of JEFF. Davis.
Lager beer is permitted to be sold to the
troops.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

The thirty fifth Ohio regiment to

The thirty fifth Ohio regiment took
possession Of Cynthiana, Kentucky, I,
the 26'b. II is reported that Missis-
sippi City, at the mouth Of Pearl
river, had been taken possession Of by
the block"diDg squadron. The Hon
orable " James B. Clay has been
arrested in Kentucky, on the charge
Of treason. John Q. Breckenridge
has either made his escape from the
state, or is under cover, to avoid ar.
rest. The citizens OF New Orleans,
are in great panic, fearing an at
tack rom the blocksding squadron.
Great energy is manifested by the
Union men in Kentucky, in putting
the state in a condition OF defense. -
Buckner, who had been placed in
charge Of The state military, by the
traitor Msgoffin, ls now at the head
Of q rebel force, threatening an at
tsck on the Union men.
General Fremont has taken the
field in person, with the view o
driving out Price and his rebel al
lies, WHO are rapidly collecting a
n~inoton Ha waa greeted will
en'hueiasm, all along the line Of rail
road as far as j, ifcrson City.
The rebel troops have abandoned
& cir entertainments near Washing
ton. Munson's hill. Masvn's hill
and Falls Church, have been taken
possession Of by the federal trooIs.
Two regiments, by mistake, fired
into each other near Washington, in
the night, killing and wounding 9
number in each regiment.
Indiana and Ohio are rapidly send.
ing troops into Kentucky.
Zollict ffer, from Tennessee, is now
in Southern Kentucky, committing
all kinds Of depredations, with hi,
secession forces.
The federal troops took possession
OF Lewinsville, on Monday. Tbit
place is located q few miles from
Washington, and is where the fed
erals had snch a sharp brush with
the rebels, q short time since, driving
them off the ground.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04
From Jefferson City.

September 2S. - Gen. Fremont
and staff arrived here last evening
Gen. Hunter and staff have been
here several days waiting ORDERS
Troops aro continually orrivire q from
St. Louis and departing for Sedalia.
A large force is there.
Gen. Price was at Lexington on
Thursday, with 20 900 men a ID was
preparing to march on Sedslia.
Several officers of Col. arshsll's
cavalry, on parole, reached here last
night. They let Lexington on
Thursday, where General Price then
was.
Tho wounded Soldiers are being
sent down to St. Loui, by steam
boats. The actual rebel loss in the
siege was abont four hundred. Col.
Marshalls officers complain bitterly
OF his conduc. and accuse him Of in.
efficiency and worse. They will
never serve under him again. Mul.
ligan is represented brave, but un.
skillful. The steamboats, we're cap.
tured without material resistance. -
Many officers advised Mulligan to
cross to the North side Of the river
before the siege began, at lesst to
send the horses over. Seven ol
Marshalls Captains wanted on We'd
nesday permission to mount the
regiment, charge through the enc
my's lines, and retreat to Sedalia,
fifty miles but Marshall refused
Mulligan expected re endorsements
until too late. Marshall was liber
ate on parole. Mulligsn is still a
prisoner.
Mccullough is reported at Osceola
marching Moth, on Wednesday the
25th. He is expected to form a
junction with Price, near Warrens
burg, by to morrow. Their com
bined forces will reach forty thou
nd. 1t is believed they will off:l
Fremont battle near Georgetown -
II they are defeated, the war may b,
considered over in Missouri fol
this season. II they retreat without
fighting, they will BE- pursued into
| hrKanSiS. aui ,uc stHle WIIi ne clean
cd Of rebel troops. Officers and Sol
diers here are confident of achieving
= great victory. There will be nc
Bull run panics.
LATER --ST LoUT', S ,ptcmber 80
Capt. Scroeuer, o! the fourth chi
cago dragons, WAS arrested TODAY
on complaint Of Capt. L,throp
charged with enticing men t. desert
from Blair's regiment to join his
company.
James Florn. station Agent AT
Hudson, and James easily, EN-
pl"yee on the Hannibal and St. Jo
seph railroad, were brought to the
arsenal to day, by order of General
Prentiss, charged with impeding the
transportation OF government troops.
The gunboat General Lyon will
be launched tomorrow.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04
Ma. poueLAr LAST spKEcn.

"whoever Is not prepared TO sacriace party
organizations and platforms on the altar OF his
country, does not deserve the support and
eountenanco of honestpoople. How are we to
overcome psrtixan antipathies In the minds Of
men. Of all parties 81 Ms to prese. "A united
front IN support Of our country We must
essss discussing party issues; MAKE NO MLr'
stose - OH PANTY TESTS; have no examinations
and recriminntions; indulge In no tsunts one
against the other, AZ 10 VINO RAs sxsr TN
cArsR er AL rHgsE rorrLEs.
swhsn we shall have rescued the govern
mont and country from Its perils, and seen III
Gag floating in triumph over every inch o
Americsn soil, IL viii then he time enough Il
enquire 40 "a who and what has brought thes'
troubles upon US. When we shall have ,
country snt government for our children t.
live in peace and happiness, II will be time 70,
each Of US to return to our party banners, NC
svrding 10 our own convictions Of right ant
wrong. LET HIM DE MARKED As NO TBUF
PATRIOT, WHO WILL NOT ABANDON ALI
SUCH ISSUES IN TIMES LIKE THIS"
-fSrskoB or 8. A. DoCoLAs, May l, 1861.