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Sheriff. Sale.

pH virtue Ola venditioni exponas 10 ne directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, a. its March Term,
l-es : VII erpqse % pnbuc sale, 10 Chr highest bid.
der, for cash nt the Court houfe Yard, 20 the city Of
Nashville, on saturday, the 28th day Of July 1861, all
The right, title, claim, interest and estate which
John w. Huddleston, Z en- bad, or may nave nee
acquired, IN and 70 thc following defufibcd tiece or
parcetoi ground ~ Davidson County Teune sce-to
Wit ore brick houFe and lot or Tiece'ol ground stu
ated on the north side q onion street IN the city Of
Nashville, between College ami Cherry streets, No.
- ffouting 80 feeto Union street, and rum pg beck
20 feet, being The same properly conveyed o. j. W.
Huddleaton by y u. Robertson ant. roEs ered in the
Register office Of Davidson Oouniy Tennessee, being
levied 90 o. the property Of o. W. naddleston t0sst
sfg. aiudgment rendered Ia favor " Hyde and Hpp
IAN, aRhibstL W. Middleton
JAMES NJ HINTON,
June 14-3t Sheriff u q. @.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue OF a vendltioni cxpOuas to me directed.
IL and delivered from the Honorable Crcuit Court
OF davidson County, Tennesste, at its March term
1862 / will expose 10 pubic sale, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City Of
Nashville, on Saturday The s6h day Of July 1862,
all the right, title, claim, interest ami estate, which
j b. Rutland then had, or may have since acquired
IN and to tue following described tract or parcel al
land in the 9th civil district Of Davidson County,
state OF Tennessee, on the waters 0f stOnes' river con
tanning by estimation IS acres aud bounded as fol-
lows beginning alta stake ia W. Rulley's south boun.
dairy line, thence west So pots TO a spanish Oak
in Paid Puley's south line, thence south % poles to a
spanish oak, thence southeast 80 poles 10 a stone
thence east II poles to a hickory aud dogwood, thence
North 1875 poles TO the begining; being levied on as he
deTed il favor Of f.. H., Chtdress against W. K. Rut-
Jland, Jas Rutland, Thos Y. Northern, ). %. Rutland
andN. q. Rutland.
JAMESM. HINTON,
june li-3t. Oh Sheriff Of DC.
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TPuBLro-No aa.l.

AN ACT TO provide for the deficiency in
the appropriation for the pay of the
two and three years volunteers, and
nle officers and men actually employed
in the Western department.
BE It enacted BY he Senate and House of
Representatives N he UG0oi Saiesqf Amerl-
ca IA, Congress assembled That there DO and
hereby is appropriated, cut of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, the sum of thirty millions Of doll
lars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, TO enable the Government 10 pay
the two and three years volunteers called
into the service of the United States boz
ing an additional amount required for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty two.
SEC. 2. md BE- e further enacted That
there be and hereby is appropriated, out
of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the SUM OF one humid.
red thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as "a be necessary, 90 carry into effect
the act approved March twenty fifth,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-two, 10 Sc
cure pay bounty and pensions to officers
and men actually employed in the west
ern department. OF department Of Mis-
sOnri.
Approved May IA, 1862,
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i[PunLro-No. 5a.I
AN ACT to establish a port Of entry in
the collection district of Beaufort South
CarOlina
Approved, May IS, 1862.

AN ACT to establish a port of entry in
the collection district of Beaufort South
Carolina.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of Tho United States Of Amei-
ca IN Congress assembled, That a port Of
entry and delivery shall be and is hereby
established in the collection district Of
Beaufort in the State of South Carolina,
at or near Hilton Head, TO be called tho
port Of Port ROYAL, which shall be sub
ieot 10 the same regulations and r%estric-
tons as other ports of entry aud delivery
in the United States; and there shall be
appointed a collector of the customs to
reside at said port who shall receive q
salary of fifteen hundred dollars per an
num-. And the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry shall have power TO appoint on the
nomination Of The collector, such inspec-
tors, weighers, gaugers, measurers and
other officers as may be necessary for the
collection Of the revenue at said port
whose compensation shall not exceed the
rates allowed to similar officers at other
ports Of entry and delivery in the United
States.
Approved, May 13, 1862,
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United States of America:


MAlhRAAH AADARAN1 vi ANAHAH AN'AaH
XTTHEREAS a libel Of information was lled with
w no and for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the 26th day Of May, A. D., 1862, by
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney for tho United StR'cs
for the Middle District of Tennessee, who proseCutes
herein on behalf Of the United States, against a cer-
tain lot and the Buildings thereon, situated fronting
on Mark { street, 10 the City OF Nashville, known as
Ellis ~ Moore's Foundry and Machine ShOp, East Of,
ana near Broad street, m the City Of Nashville also,
all the machinery, tools, fixtures and implements
and m ltorat connected with said Lot and Foundry
ard Machine chop and Butding, for reasons and
causes IN said libel OF mentioned, and
praying process against the said property, that the
same be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the monitor, under
the seal Of said Court, TO me directed and delivered |
do hen eby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
said property or IN ANY manner Interested therein
that They be and appear before said Circuit Court, TO
be held at The CITY Of Nashville, In and for said Dis
triet on The Goth day Of October, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in
tho forenoon OF that day, then and there TO i]nterpose
their claims, and - make their alterations in that
behalf r. r. GLAStOCK,
June "A, s62-l4t u. S. Marshal, NJ. ID. T.
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SheriRia Rnln-

Rl virtue Of an execution 10 me directot ,nt a.
iYefed hmm the Honorable Citonn Cunt IN ~.
wilson Nqnnly, ltnaessees at pa Msruh term Iss3 4
Wi cApose 70 pebic sale, 20 the highest bidder- ~
essn' ~ the Courthouse Vars, W the ciy 0f M,sb,
Nhie, 20 saturday The 2sh Day Of July. iSs2, h1 ths
,ikht JUG aini, htcrest and est he, which e. IL
fNlltt then had, " MAJ have siucd aequiroi In ana
70 phe following decribei tract Or land bounded al
ioNows, 70 VIA Beginning IN Tho middle ef ibe
frahaih and Nashville turnpike road. al
SeIry s, h0nth eaat corutr, runnihr thehte south
esA4s west S4 po'os b a Stone, being A. 4 CBrrv,.
S1ulh west corner, and ono W u. LaRrtnne. deoessei
east boundary, thence south % eist along aafd 100
r.hees east boundary - poles 10 a ntme. james
woods noi th-West corner, thence North esIE -,
MS poles 70 the middle OF sud Turnpike road helnr
James a, Woods northeast cofLer ;fHenca along tbe
mluqle .. sald rprnp ke r0ad north 2lA, west 20 as
more or less being levied on as the properly Of q b.
Elliott TO satisfy a Judgment rendered I'M vnr Of
Thompsoa & 90, against G. 70. Elliott
}. ~ HINTON, sheriff ofD. c.
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sherif's Sale.

n Y virtue ora rendRloni Expouas 10 me directed.
- Ard delivered nvm ihe Honorable Crtuit Court
OF davidson tout ~, TenDo see, AZ its Marcn Term,
1882 viii expose % puMic sale, 20 tn al "a 81 bid.
Nashville, ON SATURDAY, the 2gih dry of july, 1852,
AZ The risht title, claim, interest aud e tate, Which
g. X Winston thi1 had, or may hfvs since acquire Z.
in and TO tile ioilO sing described property, 10 VIA -
hts no. A \ 5, frantng 30 feet each on K!gh street,
running back 2l9 feet 10 a lG|oot alley, and situated
Ia The 6th ward Of the G ~ Of NaghF De. md bsInx
Numbers 4 no in tho plan of Alexander Campbell
and wife, as ~ C1rted 90 tl- Neg stcr Offop OF David
soD lohutys Teuneases. iu book rs, page oig, being
levied On as he property ~ g.. X. Winston, 10 fatry
a jtdemrut feudercd in nv. Of Winfield Knfett
agaiuat 9 X. WINSTON, A. v shansIandi end All
Woods. ,. NJ. hINTuN,
June "a, ls02-8t sheriff ofn.iC
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United States of America.

AlbDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHrRtASa libel of Information was tled within
an for the Miidle District OF Tennefsoe' al
Naihgthe' on The Oh day OF June, A. d., 1852. IN
Jopn lrlni0iei no Attorney for The Unite states
Tor inc MI ole district Of. Tennessee, who prosocutes
herein on behalf of The Uni'ed States, ag INST certain
properly, VIE The Machinery aud Fixtures Il Watson
y feldete tQNder Mill on Sycamore Creek, M the
SOunty OF theQtham, Ia the State Of Tenntssee /: the
bulldtngs used IN connection with said machinery.
end some i've or six acres ofland, on which tho buid.
Tugs stand, praying process sgainSt go q pr0perty.
INA the same be ooncemncd as forfeited.
NOW, tperef re, IN pursuance Of tbs monitor. under
the seal OF sal Court, 90 me directed and delivered. l
90 hereby give public notice Is alt persons claiming
SAID property, or IN any manner Interested therein
thatlhey be and appear before said Circuit Court. 70
Deheld at the city OF Nashville, In and for sid bis
uiet, on the 2oth dav OF october, 1902, at 10 u'clock in
the forenoon Of that day, then and there 10 interpose
their 0lams, and To make their allegations m that
behalf Z r. ~GLASCOCK,
Jane26, lo62-l4L U. : Marshal, n. H. 7.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a Yenditioni Exponas 10 me directed,
ID and delivered from the HouoHhlo Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tenncssce, at ia March Term,
der, ~ cash, az tho Courthouse Yard, IN the City OF
NASHVILLE, on saturday, the 20th day of July, 1861 all
thc right, q %, CLAIM, interest and estate, which j.
III. Charlton then had, or iuay have since acquired, in
and to the following described tract OF land, iu David
son County Tennessee, ia District No. 3, and bounded
as iOlluws, 10 wit; Beginulpg du aSug n Tree, in Nm.
Kimhro's Ire, bounded on The North and West BIZ
said Kimbr1ia nno, ana On The South aud FAST by j.
NJ. ktmbra's Nuc, containing 10 or 70 acres, ON uur-
riclno treek, known as The Mil Tract, being ioyicd on
as the property OF J H. Charlton, to satisfy q iudg-
meut rendered DO favor Of b.. T. Fort against j. H.
Chaflion, b. Wheeler and, Grcg1Ty
JAMES NJ HINTON,
june l5-3t. sheriff OF II. @
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a yenaitioni exponas to me directed.
~ and delivered from the honorable circuit Court
q Davidson County Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, ] VIII expose to public sal , - the highest bid
der, for cash, at the C0urt-houss Lard, IN the City Of
Nashville, on saturday, the goth day Of July, 1862,
all tho riaht title, claim, interest and estate, which
Isaac Paul then hBd, OF may have since acquired, IN
aud 70 the following described tract or parcel Of land
IN the City OF Nashville, davidson County, state Of
Tennessee, as follows: fronting 90 feet on the west
SIDE Of Market st. Refernnoe can be had by referring
10 book 20, page 5l5, SO feet was conveyed to Isaac
Paui, by deed, on the Isl day Of January, lsGO,
and lies immetiately between the ABOVE Bamed 80
feet, q, ed of Robert Hawkins ground, being part Of
Wooddn to Isaac aub registered IN the Reeister's
Office OF Davidson County, ia book 32, page 40; being
levied on as tho property Of laaso Paul 10 sitisfy a
rendered in fvor II VIM. II. Watkins
against J.. W. RirIwell and Isaac Paul,
J. N. HINTON,
June IA, lS62.-3t. Sheriff Of D. @.
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Sherifls Sale.

DY virtue ofa Ychditioni Expnn1t 70 me dirsuie
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Caurt
OF davidson DoUnty, tennessee, ~ ~ March Term
1861, I Viii expose 10 public ~ e. to.the highest bil.
der, for cash az the Courthouse Yard, ih the tity Of
Nashville, On saturday tho % d gay Of Ju'y, 1907,
an The right, title. clam, interest ana estate,
which Eliza Lgous then bad, or my hav since &C.
qufed in and 70 the following de- cribed lot OF or und
Eitusted IN Davi iEm County, state OF Tenn IS e,
bounded as follows on the west side Of Capitol Hiu,
ia The city 81 Nashvihe4 beinFa part ofthe iuts known
as Cookrhlis lots, an part of luts No. ", commencing
at the tOuth corner ofthe said lotNO. ~ and running
90 feet an a norihoriy DIR cp0n 20 a STREET laid n
through said property, thence with said 3 rect IS
feet, thence in a sOutherly direction 60 net Ia a line
parallel to the hfst, and thence 50 feet 10 Tue place Of
the beginning Being The same property conveyed
by lslac Paul 20 ilIa lycn7i registered in The Rnss-
ters Office OF Davidson Comfy, III book u, page AZ,
being leyie9 90 as the pr0pet " u Eta Iygnf. toFat
isy Judgment reudeted II IN iavor u Winiim Fodwel
against the said Eliza Iyous, ..U .ll f.
J. NJ HINTON
june II, 1884 Sher1 Of D. 0.
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Rf virtue Of a vendiuoni exports 70 me directed,
ID and delivered nrom TIA Ranomhles Urcuft CONT
Of Davidson County, Ten at rs March Term,
1862, l Will expose 20 pubic Aae. % tne highest bid.
der for cash, az The Courthouse gard, 10 the CITY OF
title, claim, Interest and estate, which J 3. Shack.
lett then bad, or may have since acquired, in and to
The following describeitract e bnd-25 acres Mind,
u heng the undivided interest Lelongrg 10 j. g.
S~haoslett, Ia a 100 acre tract q land known a q the
Smith Oglevlos Heirs tract 4 land lying IN davidson
County, and district No. u and bounded as f5loWs-
On The North by the lands Of Ezeus' heirs ! on tile
west BY the lands Of John Roller and J. j. White ;
on the south by the lands Of samuel Kimbro and J.
J. While on the east by the landa of. S. Shaekett ;
being levied on as the property of. s. Slack ett 10
Hattfy a judgment rendered Ia favor Of Thaddeus
Hargraye against J. 8. shaok'ett.
H JAAES NJ HINTON,
June l5-3t Sheriff Of ID. c..
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sherif,s Sale.

ID virtue Of a venditoni exponas to me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term,
1862, l will expose to public sac, To the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Courthouse Yard, in Che City Of
NeslYije,o on saturday, the goth day OF July, IS62,
and TO the following described tract or parcel Of land
in the city OF Nashville, Davidson County, 1ennes
zoe, as follows; Frontipg 90 feet op The west side Of
18th day Of August, 1859, and registered 40 The Reg.
ister's Office Of Davidson County, 10 b ok 20, page
bl5, and 10 which reference is hereby had. The 10.
ma ming 80 feet was conveyed by deed ON the lat cay
u January, 1850, aud lies i'm mtdately between the
above named 80 feet deed, Robert Hawkes. ground,
beiug a part Of the same property conveyed by deed
from r.. Woodnn to Isaac Paul, book 3g, page 40, reg
istered in the Registers Office Of payidsYn County,
being levied ON as the pr5pcrtyof Isalo Paul 90 sat
isfy a judgment rendered i'm favor Of Wm, +. Wat
kins against J. W. BhdwCl and Isaac Paul.
.....# . j. NJ HlNTON,
june Il, l8G2,-3t M Sheriff Of n. O.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of avenditi0ni exponas 90 me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Comrt
VI Davidson touuW, icnnessoH, at lW March Term,
1867, / all expose 90 pubic sale 20 the highest bid
der, for cssh, at the Courthouse Yard, m the City If
Nashville, on saturday, The .6h cay pf Jay, 1862,
all thortght title, plaln, ute ost ald estate which
Isaac Paul and Henry HIN then had, or may have
since acquired, Ina aud to the following described piece
or IarUcl of aud lying In navldsoa County, state OF
pago 6IG, situated in the 7h Wart, and known as
lots No. 1 aud Y, Ia Daniel MilCr's suh-dlvis on Of
lots Nos. 10, 20 snl ~, 10 MulkoY's plan OF Uniyor-
sly iots, situated ou raul stuet hfgpning at the
coinrr OF "a lot belonging 90 El M3rrs' estate run.
ming thouce with Paul street 50 feet towards Miller
street, 10 a 10 foot alley, thcnco az right angles with
said alley $50 foet 90 ~ foot aboy; thguceu f right
angles with j ll 81 So foot io Q ktakd iuskii Nor
rs' line; theueeht right angles iss feet 90 the bcgia-
nat &, being levied on as tho property of Isaac Paul
and henry hil, Co satisfy "a Judgment rendered in ia.
vor o. kiis a Moore, use, NC.i against Isaac Paul
Hsnry Han ana Iva 2. lo1rs.
JAMES NJ. HINTON.
June li-3t sheriff OF D. G.
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United Statea al Amorica:

Middle DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS. mflruauon was 0ied within ami Tor
w Tho Middle District OF rennessoe, at Nashville.
ON ue 2Sth day OF May AID, 1862, by John Irimble.
hq, Attorney for the United states Tor the Middle
District OF Tennessee, Who prOsccutes herein on behalf
of the Unite States, against certain property, w. "a
Lot situated ou The Northeast corner OF Cherry street
and franklin strcoh in SOUTH Nashville, hnd. the
buildings thereon the sad buildings recently erected
Tor The purpose OF preparing materials tor thc manu-.
tkctnro OF GunpoWdCr nlsl Che machinery aud tx.
lures connected with said establishment. praying mo.
coss against the same, that 10 DO oandcmuSd as ior.
feltCd,
Now, therefore, ina pursuance ~ tho lnouitiOn. nm.
der thu seal OF said Court, to me directed and deliv.
ortd, l do hereby give public notice 90 an persons
claiming said property, or 10 any manner interested
Court, 90 be- held at thc city ofNashyilo, n and lur
eaidNDstrct on tho ON day q October, ls61, at III
O'Clock in the Oronodu 81 that day, then and thofe d
intcnaoso their claims, and 20 make their allegation.
in that behalf a. a.. GlASOOCk,
l~unCa-llt L. b. MarshNl al. ID. T.
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JEFF. DAVIS TRIES TO DODGE.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at me Second Session Of The Thirty sepeRth
Congress.
1PUBLro-No. 57.l

lUBLlC-NO. o.
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled I" An act
TO provide Increased revenue from imports,
to pay interest on the public debt, aud for
other purposes" approved August five,
eighteen hundred and sixty.one.'
BE u enacted By he Senate and House of
Representatives ofhe United States of Ames5ca
IN Congress assembled, That the provision
in the flfty-third section of the act g 10
provide increased revenue from imports.
TO pay interest on the public debt, and
for other purposes" approved August
five, eighteen hundred and sixtv-one.
allowing such portion of the tax as may
be assessed by any State, Territory, or
the District of Columbia " TO be paid and
satisfied, in whole or in part, by the re-
lease Of such State, Territory, or Dis
trict, duly executed, TO the United States.
of any liquidated and determined claim
of such State, Territory, or District of
equal amount against the United States:
Prouided, That in case of such release,
such State, Territory, or District shall be
allowed the same abatement of the amount
of such tax as would be allowed in case
Of the payment of the same in money"
shall be construed as applying to such
claims Of States for reimbursement of
expenses incurred by them in enrolling,
subsisting, clothing, supplying, arming,
equipping, paying, and transporting its
troops employed in aiding TO suppress the
present iusurrection against the United
States, as shall be filed with the proper
officers Of the United States before the
thirtieth Of July next. And in such
cases the abatement Of fifteen per cent
um shall be made on such portion Of said
tax as may be paid by the allowance Of
such claims, in whole or in part, the same
as if the final settlement and liquidation
thereof had been made before the thirtieth
of June.
Approved, May IS, 1862.
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Sheriff. Sale

DYvlItus % a teB ditionl exponas 10 me directed.
- and delivered IRON The Honorable Circuit Oourt
81 davidson Nonnty Tennessee, AZ is March Term.
ls02, / vii. expoee to public sale, 20 the hirhest ma
der, tor ef'h, a. De Court hous Yard, IN the CIV Of
Nashville, on sai ufday, the &c h day q hnlv. lsss
1.-THE right, Vie, claim, interest ard estate. which
D. Bel then hah, or may have since scquirea. 60 ami
10 the flowing dcscrih d House and Lot or piccr of
rfonhu, sttua I'D on thn east tide Of College street. In
South f~Fslvihe, Dav idfou County, Tennessee, trn d.
mg 40 feet on Nuhege ftrsrr, ana running bick t55
feet 20 an Rpey, adjoining the property Of smHh
finskiey On the north, and Brusien on the soutb.
beine tne same bought BY =. Bell Of ls1se laui, and
reg stored IN the Regist re- Office Of Davidson C,.tniv
hHing leyied on ss the property 81 4. BELL. 10 satisfy
9 Judgment rendnred IN fave e T. ". A j. A. Chi.
Ton, ogainst hl,& Bros. and Isaac Paul
Jrne IA ls62.-st. sheriff of q
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PROSPECTUS
eF rnE
NAsHVu UNION

TuE NASHVILLE UHIoN was commenced afeW weeks
since, for the purpose Of opposing tho Rebel southern
Con0deracy, and Of advocating the rcstoratlon o.
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted to secede. Il holds
az friends all uho support, and re foes all who oppose
tho Union Of the States. u has no watchword but
FRsEDoM AND NATIONALITY.
tn rebels and traitu has no compromise 10
make II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the sUPaExK
Law oy rHE LANn, anything in the Constitution and
Laws OF any OF the States 70 the contrary notwith.
standing.
II contends for the Union Of tho States, because
without II the preservation Of our liberties and iusti-
tulions aud the organization OF society itself arc
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
the way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter by what name il be
called. i : t-G 4-G 1T W
To the people OF tennessee, eyer renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they were be-
triyed TO the rebel desp0tism at Richmond BY a per-
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, aud who
have felt 50 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. let tho names Of
rebel ohice- holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filed our borders with mourning, be
glbbetted before the world. Let thoge ambitious aud
a~varicious men who have plotted our ruin for their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be fastened to the pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their position in society.
LIT il be shown how the selfstyled defenders Of
"southern Rights" are now leading marauding bands
Of froe-booters add moss troopers over our Stats, kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmod citizens in cold blood Let the
truth, 30 long excluded by the Southern oonspirators,
now circulate freely through every neighborhood
and our tause wi ~assuredly triumph. wiz not loyal
men everywhere aid us IN the dissemination or facts
and the advocacy Of Free Government