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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-16

LIST OF PRISONERS CAPTURED ON BOARD THE
STEAMER ''FANNY," OCTOBER l, 1861.
Lieutenant F. NJ. Peacock, U. s. n, COM
maDding Fanny.
Lieutenant Isaac w. Hart, Quartermaster of
Twentieth Indiana Regiment.
Corporal j. Z Tuttle, Company O, Ninth
Regiment N. Y. ", Hudson Co, NJ.
Corporal Everard, Company G, Ninth
Regiment N. Y. V, Hudson Co, N. ].
Privates Ninth Regiment ". Y. Volunteers.
]. S. Rowan, Company G, Hudson County,
]. R. Havens, Company @, Hudson County,
W. H. Edsall, Company G, Hudson County,
W. H: Cunningham, Company @, Richmond,
J. v. H. Page, Company c, Essex County,
D. Dougherty, Company G, Essex County,
N. ].
John Carson, Company G, New York City.
Jas Beth, Company G., New York City.
Frank Trottes, Company H, New York City.
TOentieth Indiana Regiment.
Sergeant F. NJ. Bartlett Company G, Porter
Corporal @: W. Keder, Company X, Monti-
cello, Ind.
Privdtes. d
John Helson, Company O, Marshalleo.
j. W. Sparks, Company |, indianapolis.
j. H. Andrews, Company Fl, Rossviile, Ill.
Robert Inglis, Company @, Marshall County,
Ind.
F. F. B. Parsons, Company H, Hamilton
County, Ind.
Elias Oxford, Company H, vermilliOn
G.. W. Clark, Company @, Marshall County,
Hiram Hyde, Company I, Valparaiso County,
Van Kinds, Company K, White County,
Ind.
Abel Oblenia, Company @, Marshall County,
Ind.
John Jones, Company I, Dauphin County,
Penn.
John A. Meek, Company x, Wabash County,
NJ. Casper, Company K, Jasper County, Ind.
John Mustro, Company G, Switzerland.
n. Kelley, Company K, White County, Ind.
j. A. Comingore, Company F, Logansport,
Ind.
N. Braun Company G. Valparaiso, Ind.
W. P. Wendell, Company H, Manchester,
Ind.
II: q: WilkersOn, Company F, Logansport,
Jacob Rice, Company G, Michigan City, Ind.
G. H. Smith, Company X, White County,
F. B. sackett, Company H, Van Buren
County, Ind.
G. c. Kerns, Company h, Logansport, Ind
II. Watson, suffers clerk, Wabash County,
Ind.
VIM; vagel, cook, Company F, Cockeysville,
Md.
j. Chafar, cook, Company G, Chester
G.. H, Edwards, colored boy, Laney Valley
Md.
| The New Orleans Delta states that no com.
municatiop is to be allowed with the Federal
| prisoners, and none will be admitted to see
| them except the officers of the prison. -,
\ The New Orleans Crescent of Tuesday state
4 that Captain Andrew O'Murphy, of the rebe
\ schooner AMt6ss1, arrived atNew Orleans OF
Monday from cruise in the Gulf off thu
southwest coast and that the antonio mad,
| an important capture within mile and
half of the steam frigate PoaDhattda, and thl
documents had been seized seriously impli
eating persons in New Orleans.
| THE AFFAIR AT SANTA ROSA ISLAND.
| Dispatches to the press at Mobile, from
| Pensacola, on the 9th, state that Lieutenan
Slaughter, the bearer of the flag of truce, hat
been released. The twenty nine wounded arr
in the ladies' hospital. General Bragg wit
messed the fight ffom headquarters.
| APPOINTMENTS.
| G. f. Mullgan, formerly of the United
! States revenue service, and Lieutenant Johl
S. Tylor, formerly of the United States Navy
have received appointments as Captains il
the rebel army.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-16
SRALkN PElOpOsALa Will, BR Rn-

SEALEn PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- CEINkD at the office OF the Special Road Vii
legs (at d. FOwler's, Walnut Hnls), until three
oelSSsk, October "a, 1851, for Tserading, setting
limestone, on four inches Of gravel and Geo
inches on top sidewalks tagged nVe feet wide the
roadway to be MaeadamiEed one foot deep, stone to
DO measured In the pile Highland avenue from
Auburn-ayenue 70 the corporation line. Persons
bidding will bid by the perch Tor broker stone By
the cubic yard for grading, ard by the hn0Al lO0t
for tagging, cpTbinR aud paving.
BY order Of the Board. ~ 500 -t
ocl2j 8. W. IRWIN, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-16

GULRHITK OF LIME, FOR Ar REST,
- ING fEkMENTATION IN WINE AND C1-
pEh-Thia ts cheap easily y,managed substance,
lmparting no uDPleasantneas, aud les success u
and are prepared 70 supply any demand, at low
price, WI n. GORD0N BRO., -lI'l-
Manufacturing Chemists and Druggists,
oe4 y, Z, Ger, CeRt.sI az, ard Eighthst.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-16
THE EXPLOIT AT cHrcAMAcoMco-
PARTfCuLARs

A private letter, dated Elizabeth City, N.
O., October s. to a gentleman residing in
Richmond, gives some further particulars OF
Colonel Wright's expedition to Chicamaco-
mico and its results, which we are permitted
to copy. The additional statement of the
capture of the steamer Fanny is equally in.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

TIE ATLANTIC MoNrnLy--The Atlantic
Monthly for October has the following table
of contents: "Ncar Oxford, by Nathaniel
Hawthorne; Cyril Wild, 10y native of
Kentucky; Crawford's Statutes at Rich
mond, by Mrs. Julia Howe; the second
number of the Anonymous journal of Priva-
teersman; Concerning People to Whom
More ight have been Made, by the Country
Parson; My Friends Library, nameless !:
The Name in the Bark, a poem by |. T..
Trow bridge the 18th and 18th Chapters of
Mrs. Stoves Agnes Of Sorrento, a Night
in a Whcry, by Sidney Willard: A Story
Of to-day, by the author of Life in the Iron
Mil(a powerful story which last spring at
tracted much attention; Times House hold,
a poem by d. A Wasson; What We are
coming to, by Walter Mitchell; Panic Ter.
ror, by G. Z Hazewell; Our Country, an
anonymous poem; The Wormwood Cordial
of History, by Olive Wendell Holmes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

GENIus.-We are perpetually hearing of
the inspiration, rather than the cultivation
of genius; and that the merit of painting,
rather than the misfortune of the painter,
consists in being self-taught. The only ex-
cuse that can be made fol so glarng a mis-
use of language is, that it may serve the
purpose Of exciting in the valgar mind
higher notions Of the influence Of intellec-
tual power. The constant labor and con-
centrated application which marked the
lives of the most eminent painters, proved
that immediate inspiration had little tosdo
with the work of their hands. Indeed, /
know not what inspiration is, with regard
to the fine arts; unless it be the first NOV
ing spring Of action--the desire-the thirst
Of excellence, obtained at any cost, which
operates upon the talent and the will prompt
ing the one to seek, and the other to sub.
NIT to, all the laboborious, irksome and diff
ticult means which are necessary for the
attainment Of excellence-S Stickney.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

s- The way to heaven is just AS short
from the battlefield, from an enemy's pris.
on, from Lucknow, IN from India, or from
Peiho, as it is from the sanctuary and it
is as easy to get to Heaven from any one of
these as from the house of God; because
the way to Heaven is through the Mediator
who covers all space; who hears the pub
leans first cry and sees the Magdacn's
only tear; receives the criminals last breath
and to whom te he1ft beats prayer when
the lips cannot speak, and who hears the
dying soldiers and the sailors cry, wher
no noise is heard by flesh and blood save
the terrible din of the battlefield What q
magnificent religion is Christianity, for all
places, for all circumstances, for all tribess
--Cam,nings
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

ANEcDoTE OF John G. WnIrrIER.-
They tell The following story of the amiable
Quaker poet: On 9s9ecent occasion he was
travelling with friend over New Hamp.
shire railroad, and during conversation Mr..
Whittier's friend who is also member Of
the Society of Friends, told the poet that
he was on his way to contract for lot Of
oak timber, which he knew would be used
in building the gun boats at Portsmouth,
and asked him whether he thought it was
exactly in consistence with the peace doc
trines of the Quaker denomination. With
out saying anything calculated to decide
the question, the two arrived at their part
ing place, when Mr.. Whittier, shaking his
friends hand, said ''Moses, if thee does
furnish any of that oak timber thee spoke
of, be sure that it is all sound" "-Bostos
journal.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

IRAEvERENr, YET PArsIoT,c..-.,In one oi
the city churches in st. Louis, ON Sunday
last, an eloquent divine, while earnestly
suppi'eating at the throne Of grace that
peace might again spread her gentle wings
over our beloved country, said, 'Put one
hand on the North, Q Lord, and the other
on the South, and say to the raging Gle
ments, peace be still.' An elderly man
from Indiana "a private in one of the reg.
iments stationed there, interrupted the revc-
rend gentleman at this point by saying
quite distinctly, mo, Lord: put both
hands on the South, and make her stay in
the Union"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

An amusing incident occurred in Ver-
mont several years since, the subject being
Ephraim Maxwell, well known throughout
the State, as the editor of popular relig-
ions newspaper, and an old bachelor, with
al. One day Ephraim got married, and as
is the custom, we believe, everybody went
to the village church the Sunday following
to see the bride and groom. The minister
arose in his pulpit and announced for his
text: "Ephraim is joined to his idols, let
him a1one," and just at that minute Mr..
Maxwell passed down the aisle to his seat,
amid the litter and smiles Of the congrega.
ton.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Got WHAT He CALLED EoR.-T The Cali.
tornla Christain AdU0cate states that a seces-
slonist recently entered an eating house n,
Martinez, and called for a ''irSt-rate jeff
Davis neal In due course Of time the
waiter placed before him large covered
diSh-only that and nothing more. On re-
the cover, Seccsh found snugly
colled up hempen rope, with slp-nose
at one end. He lcft-had no appetite.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

ga boulder weighing about two
pounds was found under the shirt boosom
of colored individual arrested in a row.
On being questioned as to how it came in
his possession, he exclaimed with q look Of
blank astonishment: Oats just what
I'd like to know how that Internal dornick
got inter my buzum. spect some dem
niggers must have frowd it dar."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

e NJ. Glatard has invented u harness
which can he detached from the horse by
merely pulling rein separately devoted to
that purpose. A brake at the same time
stops the carriage. This permits the dri-
yer, in case his horse becomes unmanage-
able, to let him go entirely free from the
harness, and so that he will not be likely
to iniure himself.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

t General Garibaldi has written 10 4
friend Of his in America that he expects an
outbreak in Hungary before long, which
may involve seriously Italian Independence;
and that he cannot therefore leave Europe
at the present time to accent commission
i'll the American army, however. mucls he
might desire to do it. The great Garibaldi
is desirous that Americans should be in.
formed of this through the press.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

.H A son was born to the 37th New
York regiment in camp, the other day, and
was christened "Abe Lincoln" with great
ceremoniousness. The chaplain performed
the rite, the Lieutenant Colonel and Cap
tain stood godfathers, and the Surgeon
sponsor. The natural father was some
where in the crowd.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

NvA A man discovered Amertca, but i
woman equipped the expedition. So every
where man executes the performances, but
woman trains the man. Every effectual
person leaving his mark on the world, is
but another Columbus, for whose furnish
ing some Isabella, in the form of his moth
er, lays down her jewclry, her vanities, her
comfort
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

- A Frenchman, who writes letter
from Richmond to the last number of the
Paris Rerue Cotemporaine, furnishes val
liable piece of information: ut is very
curious and very sad" he writes, Ito learn
that Lincoln and Davis. the two Presidents,
are very closely related, haping married
sisters ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

80 A German gentleman wrote an
obituary on the death Of his wife, of which
the following is a copy:
If mine wife hat lived until next Friday,
she would have been dead shust two weeks
Nothing is possible nit de Almighty. As
de tree falls so must it stand"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

H. When Oliver Cromwell first coined
money, ali old cavalier looking At one of
the pieces, read this inscription on one side
God be with u.s." and on the other, "the
Commonwealth of England" II see," said
he, "God and the Commonwealth are on diff
ferent sides"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

~A minister of the gospel, with not
much Of pulpit gift, came into the place Of
worship drenched with rain, and said to a
brother who stood by as he shook, and
brushed, and wiped his clothes: ~ shalt
certainly take cold il 60 into the pulpit
so wet" Oh, no." was the reply, "you
are always dry enough there"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

wA teacher had been explaining to
his class the points Of the compass. All
were drawn up in front, toward the north
"Now, what is before you, Johns' "The
north, SIR "What is behind you, Tomi'
my coat.tail, sir" said he, trying, at the
same time to get glmse at it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

There are l3O students in the new
freshman class at Yale college, which num-
ber has been excellcd but once or twice in
the history of the college.
The class of 1859 entered with l63 men,
berS the largest class ever entered.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Poetry.
Written for the North Iowa Times.
OUR COUNT, VS. FUTURE.

OUR COUNT VS. FUTURE.
~ H. c. BALLARD.
Oh land Of Freedom. every rill.
Each lake and mountain, vale and hill,
Is full of hope and promise still
Thy sons are brave, their arms are strcng,
They rse TO sound of PRAYER and song
The Right shall triumph over Wrong!
Thou spirit of the Future, break
To earnest hearts the spells that make,
All hearts the garb of sorrow take.
Obi shall the Fathers graves remain,
To consecrae each od-beught plain,
And glow with sacred light again!
Or, shall the torch light Of the free,
a.t Nv th.i- hs"As sion4 the ssa,
Go out in night and infamy!
BE still, oh doubtIhg hsart, the hand
That holds the future Of our land,
rs early triunphs wisely planned!
The storm comes on-its gloom will end
God chastens whom He would befriend:
A truer life our throes will send
And when the night shall pass away,
Our land, perchance, how, none may say,
Will glow in Freedoms perfect day!
HIcAGo, Septem ,er 81, 1861. ;,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

tVA prudent man advised his drunken
servant to put by his money for rainy
day. In a few weeks the master asked
him how much he had saved.
Faith, none at ALL" said he; sit rsined
Yesterday, and it all went"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

s A Yankee editor says: "We don't
mind recording the deaths Of people with
out being paid for our trouble though
that is not fair; but panegyrics on the dead
must be paid for; we positively cannot
send people to heaven for nothing"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

f-a- I observe that in our relations with
the people around us, we forgive them more
readily foI what they do, which they can
help, than for what they are, which they
cannot help.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

dnn't APP wove this hawd waw;
Those dweadtul baucabS hawt my eyes;
And drums and gwumS are such = baw,
Why don't the rawte, conpwamisel
or cawce, the twoiet has its chawms
But why must all the rulgah cwowd
Pnwsist in spawting unifawns
In outlaws so extremely loudf Ell
And then the ladies--pweceus deahs .
i mawk the chsnge on envy bwow;
Bal Jove! weally have my fsals ..s
They wathah like the hawid WOW
To heah the chawming cweaturcs talk,
Like patwons OF the bloody wing,
OF war and all its dawty wawk--
1t doe MT seem pwappah thing!
called at Mrs, Gween's last night
To see h niece, Miss Navy Hertz,
And found her maki.sg (cwushing sight y
The wcdde.t kind OF flannel shirts .
OF cav ce wose and sought the daw,
ID With fewy hashing twom my eyes
cant appwove thi> hawid waw
Why dor't the pawties compwamisei
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

w, When We behold beautiful moth.
er with lovely children around her, we are
reminded Of those trees which blossom in
October, and whose fruit and blossoms are
on the bough at once.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

A GooD SESTIMENr.-Looking upon the
graves Of our Fathers and upon the cradles
Of our Children, We have sworn that though
all things else should perish, this country
and this union shall live.-J Holt.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

~ If you want to have man for your
friend, never get the ill-will Of his wife,
Public opinion is made up Of the average
preiudices of woman kind.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

eV A surgical Journal tells of man
who lived Eve years with ball in his head.
Old Job Squirts says he has known ladies'
to live twice as long with nothing but balls
in their heads.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

There are now in active service from Iowa
nine full regiments of Infantry, and three
regiments of cavalry are ready for the field
at moments notice. Four more rcgi
mcnts of infantry and battalion of Ian.
csrs are now rapidly organizing.
There is no doubt that before the snow
falls, the State Of Iowa will have mustered
into the service of the United States fif
teen full regiments Of infantry, four bate
rics of artillery and a battalion of lancers,
three regiments Of cavalry and this with
out drafting in a single county.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

sE"So old Dr. Quill is Dead" said Mrs.
Partngton, as she put an extra piece Of
butter On her bread. "They do say that he
died of information Of the brain; but they
mustn't try to make me believe sich an un-
probable story as that-information on tho
brain, truly! Why he was the greatest fool
know on! l can't help laughing at the
presumptuesr'gnnosaece. Why, didn't he.
at one of his lectures one.cold night lass
winter, try to make me believe, together
with the rest Of large respectable ordin-
ance, that the sun was then nearer ths
earth than it would be in the hottest day
in summer 2--and didn't he try to suppress
on my mind, when he called on me, that
time is money? 0, the dolti Why,
there's Cousin .Slow Che has his whole
time-he never was known to do anything),
and the world knows how poor he is. o.,
you can't make me believe sich stuff!
wonder what will carry me off, if he died
of information ?' and she arose from h |.
table flushed with excitement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Ike circle in the water, continually spread.
ing itself Throw in your rocks and try it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
ev-1,ike a hell that's unno for FIRE. ike

ceaseless auction crier; hike ofttimes
graceiess liar, mischief making tattlers go;
stopping you with quaking fear, whisper
ing as Won lend m ear Mercy on us, did
you hear? Betsey Bean has got b
beau2 2"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
1 Thfilltffr Incident.

At the battle near Springfield, Mo-, Capt
Clayton, of the 1st Kansas volunteers, b.
came separated with his company from the
rest Of the regiment, and they were approach
ed by regiment uninformed almost pres
cisely like the Iowa First Capt. Clayton
aligned the company along with the re-
giment, the latter being evidently as much
mistaken as were our boys, and just as Nc
had completed the alignment the quick
eye of the officer novneeicsd small stripS
OF red cloth on the shoulders of al the pri.
Yates, and knew at once he was with eneln.
les. With the greatest coolness he gave tlie
order, Right obl,qus, march; you are
crowding too much upon this regiment"
The order was bbeyed, and by this maff'
oeuver the company soon placed some fifty
yards between itself and the rebel rcgi
ment, when the adjutant Of the latter rods
in front. Before he could speak, Capt. Clxt,,
ton asked him, "Whnt regiment is that I"
and received answer, "That it was the 6tlf
regiment Mssouriy under Colonsl
Clarkson, and was fighting on the side Of
Claib Jackson. Capt. Clayton at once sciS-
ed the adjutant by the collar and threw
him to the ground: threatening to kill him
unless he gave orders not to fire upon the
Kansas The rebel was game" and in.
stead Of doing as requested, gave orders
for fire to be opened. AS he did so the ad.
jutant was killed by bullet from Capt Clay.
toms revolver. The company succeeded in
getting back to their own lines, With the
loss of three or four men. '"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

,D-Moving for new trial courting q
second wfe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Epitaph found upon an old grave stone
somewhere in Connecticut:
"here lyss srten elmenrod
have mercy on mi soul o lord god
aai would do II | was god
and god was martin elmenrod."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

Rirerent Sir Il forbid the Bonds of
Mariige between Edwoord Bluitt and Mary
Ann Howell the reason is hr is under age,
and she Have got husband, alive and she
went away from him; He is in Carralina,
and she is with her unkell, so you can not
Marry them sir, and Dursent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

sV-The Petersburg Egpress says the
following is a letter recently received by a
clergyman in that city through the Post
Office:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

XuIuSrrsRs FRoM low. The Chicago
Journal speaking of the false rumor that
drafting had begun in Iowa, says:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

The screw!
FxS X n WIG Mt.
a Rn prepared to raise Buildings in McGreeor. an
~ adteosnt towns, on the principal OF the yCREW
eY stock Of material Is suncsnt to raise anything
ocs sns Mississippi Houses repaired or built
~ . cell. p''@ e''
As0ssgor, Aa.sh 9Th, ls8ltf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21

The traitor authorities of Tennessee had
issued a warrant for the arrest of Hon. An
DREW JouNsoS, tie fearless Union Senator
from that State, and were anticipating the
pleasure of hanging him. He is beyond their
reach, however, the telegraph announcing his
arrival at Cincinnati Wednesday en- route for
Washington. The day previous, at Lexing-
ton Ky. he made a strong Uniou speech
maintaining the views he has held from the
start. He is charged by the seccssionists
with treason to Tennessee, to establish which
charge nothing further would be necessary
than his adhesion to the Union and acknowl-
elgmeLt Of all glance to the Z. S. Governmcn';
but in addition TO this they possess a letter
addressed to him by prominent Republican
in Boston inc!osing check for $1,000 TO be
used in furthering the Union cause in East
Tennessee, which letter was stolen from The
mails while passing through Virginia. This
would of course render him in the eyes Of the
seccssienjsts a traitor of the deepest dye and
seal his fate could they get him in their pow