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AUCTION SALES.
Tlai0 Day.
~ w. L.. WALL q COo Auct1onee e<S.
(buccessors to Wall 4 Bernard)

W. La WALL - oON
d tbuccessors to Wall Bsrnard)
!osaA Ccr Penn orrw d,d N.ntA ayed
LARGE SALE OF GROCERlESi SuTLEkS'
Supplies, Shoes, 10 at Auction --On THUk6DAr
MORNING, October 10Th, We vii ,ell, Of on Auo.
tion Rooms large assortment Of aroos'iss f0r cash.
2s b;risi. W hlte, Reaned, and yellow sssars,
III. oss Cincnns Hams end boxes Starch,
100 boxes Rsstsfn Cutting and knslsh Dairy
Boxes Che wing and Fine cut Tobacco, -,
Boxes AdamaAtine ard Btsrine CAndlss,
Boxes Pepper, Lobstefs,
Boxes Bittefs, - 30.
% dossn Lemon and Raspberry -sirup,
Boxss Freuch Lemons,
10 boxes wells' q d Pfovost Pickles,
Chew chow Saucee, Tamarinds,
Cisars, large stsck, assorted brands,
Barrels Sugar and Ginger CaAes,
10 boxes Candy, 100 pounds esch, ZOO O..
Boxsa 0lasswsfs, Tunblsrs, ana Nappies,
With many other articles 10 the Grocery liuS.
Terms eas6. W. l. WALL b CO.,
octit Auotioneer.
The national Republican., 1862-10-16

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR
"A three gen.ltmen will find pleasant Furnisht d
ROOMS ard BOARD Apply Al 4b7 north street,
between Second and hird. oct y
The national Republican., 1862-10-16
BOARDING.

THIS HOUSE NO 38O,' X s'ret Franklin
i Row, lately lccuT lad by Ms Col. DiiIkaid, hiss
born ,aken BY y Northern family and s no cpens
for the scco nmt .iou Of Fist a.s Boardtfs, for
the wiutsr. lev Table Boa, dsrs Will b. taken
oct II ste
The national Republican., 1862-10-16

w AsAIHsSoa sitins FACTORY.
wANTED-to fsnsles " learn 10 male skiru
person ysn, In 4 short ume haAs, per wees, frofa
% TO ~ ioQuire for particulars, st lo1 Seventh u
hss1ssa r. sod ~ sHv SA--ss
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The Pen Il M.shtier ,haM tho swsvd
,risinai. by soushern Authors.
lis Ms snE mon, IT'S srrrosr ssoelp ~
rnAp1ALs.

lis ms ARE uiea, IT'S Frrroxr suotLp ~
cospiAL.
coLDlER Or Civilian who would ace our
- Confectionery truly free, extend your
aid / build up an ~lsprpssDssr SorrMuns
LussArvsll by fostering and encourage
Ing IL. you erect IN enduring hulwark for
Liberty that win defend yos where armies
are pswsrless. Give Il your support nov
IL will rspse yeu . ihos4ad fold. Gal.
liant araist ~ the battle 1sld dessnd yon
against open foss-shs ysses, properly
Sustained. will Do % Ices; u vin protect
yon sgainss more dangerous, besasss m
sidisus eass. Cal forth ~ assivs snsosr.
ssss>ess saleassa vsissss ssto The mnsoi
bosu,s I'd, usallaas - ~ army With bss.
nsss,v vii shsg, ~ As di~sssaiaasisn o.
puse iuoumces, ~ hikh ~asptsaeiees. sas
srus principles, aeht - eosd Sight q 10y.
sItv e evs esusesy against Ne willy Nossa
mee, vho have tpssa1 bssaAesss ever esl
III, MA shesv nssieus eshalatioas, th.ovgl
she weltun n shsso Northern Periodicals
hs,ssefoes g uuoA paassaised BY ~. ",
ssss sos H. .s0CrhERN MONTHLY .
an expoasAs 81 BovYnfhs S~sS.ssssfs
Sorrusax policv and SorSHsas le0tIu
s,ose 3 ovushCyy Of eossAesN Litegos
sn1 ooseno1o subft. Il seaoolas nlsetysi
saeeofseo1iaRuosess, eobsoelDg ssSostn
En- konys.s ssD ootAeeo 1ales,s ssoouthee
pVpsy.p ~ sDcoefapAieal 0ksleAee Z
ossl(m ASsnbdiIsAsA ~ go
srsiss u $780,. l1n.s ~ vill IT.
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MississIppi AM Tennessee Railroad
cvrANc.u OF wxnAU.
onea Chief Eng. and Gen'l SUIT, !

Office Chief Eng. anil Gen'l snp't,t
Msmrnis. Nes. sth. lsdt. i.
las and nfterw ein saa,, November 18th,
" iSGi, train. on his road will y as
,folosst
GONG sutTil.
Shall train laa,,s Memphis at."..lltuA Az
:, arrives ri NrenHaa IT.. lrh
solNG NORTH.
Mail train leave. Grentla At ........l MAs
:. =. arri,fs nt Neiphis at.. ! ~ , y
Tie Freight .ni Recommendation train
will pssc ~ mphis ~ l. o'eiack, noon, ~
stsrdav.. Wednesdays and Fridays, afris
IN. a. Grcalds Vt 10 o'clock =. NJ. 81
leaving t,renad ard o'clack's N on fues
ias. rharsiav, anil Saturdays. arriving .
MeapAi. NJ four o'clock =. ".
Nit.rs MrRMHETuEg.
vini5 ch-ci Eng. and tss'! Sup't.
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faHA fa*4a 4.aAHf " ~
As-ssys t%s-zsass - f.AHs Isltff
s@ #sflA4sa# H. eAasA lha
mam4aa chez sbeaMAEsfsf ~ FHH
w. tsslsss. sHd = lAe \ IFm \ fhlat
aasHel, - llflsI me. sa#adsA a.
4e4 kas.#l lsahtg sss > isasfft
tine 4 sFafalsa sfa lightly s4~e'lsd.
The i bMssI
Nmfhash tttefaa n ~ z6fi rs
at ! fseL faaaisaha n = 100 aH
Az mefs#s Eaalt, tKtl HesHNf3
thl ~ Haft ship HaAef esHHWAtt
Hes. nd lef NJ W.T. q e''seh
Issa ustam ~ lals faHa hNt'ftlH
The lrHAaa Tup lAibk tH4
fahlss s%lef4elst fil hveh lt ~
h es%asfssp Att ptasefd ttHt
tHm
Gt,ae deai i > Ialf fsnay y
NJ aft - - lbe fsel'ioh W
Voc III te mpiuf.aT sufy
Tha AaHief sH aill q a1lffifa
slselv saseltsi vi a. TuHsafofa
nHaae Nueh " bistA
Ia H. tiag lelelff. received tlaa
euHiHa ffam fiiageu, ~ ihs'
,ltaaat tsadu amd faft haffisoh
vefp iaLen prisoners ~ Ninfhts!ff
fhe Conf lefale prisoners haa
been sfhl u iiitfipare
. The enpmys total lpst waH $50
M asand LiIIel atl wounded Ilf5
ale depressed, having been badly
wefstrh,
Oar total loss Ii billed ahl rirri
"a vas four hundred and usty.h't
Heavy eannonlilne has bceis lifafd,
aaud i i Thought . battle y IN pro-
!, ereas. Cur mcn afp confident
There Wis no | hion sentiment N
Winchester. aud VII va. aaiet 'as'
mshi.
Il About niao o'clock this morning
.. Col. Adiby bpi q littlo hrssh,
;. and drove tho enemy back. killing
twelve, /,
40 yorktown Tie folorals are 81
uneIng ~ large force. In . skirmisl
h IN Thursday. Lieutenant May, .
thc Confederate army, was Killed.
Sc RlcuMoND,March ~ Pres
nd dent Davis has sent n message :
Congress, asking tho repeal Of a
existing military laws, and adsocs
~ ting the enactment Of cohscrlpt law
'e' instead lie RECOMMENDS the ndol
VI ton Of a law subjccting every ma
between the ages Of eighteen M
n, ,hdrty-fsc years to a liability for mi
=, itary service. On its reception
~ spicy lebatc cn.ued. in which Wgf'
% poke in favor Of, and oldha
is against, the recommendation Of u
ne, message.
Rlenaoxp, March sU.--The lion
/, 10 Of Representatives passed n resol
ton appointing u special commit
4. Of thirteen to prepare a bill, caVfyi
'a'A our the system Of CONSUMPTION
I'm, commended by the President ; also
'el- develop the general resources Of !
CCnfederacy.
al Seven traitors were brought to
city on Saturday from Mattht
-, county, va.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-27

Gtsf. fIessa q 80, tat net #lfh
t4stef N see stlsf fAm6aassfhaa
III sso#ei 4 m+sif ~ AhtFHsHlss
sol IiHHaletiaf, ~vhsfsapan " -
ssrsI sbI stoned hsi 80 assy ~
the "a n : hehd
Wvm "a. Nueh n 4 ~
.talah from lhe aafkaah n Zen
~ lAfi'A uny ~ he tufFfaH 0fhefHl
1T Washington s4gs n faltsiah r.
~ baAle n HAhatYf altiHs los i
fryn VI ~ lun klled. tht' y seHha
ID. hase sesn 20 q ihe eaemy :
deal
wNfnfsffa March TIE
Hshetf haze been driven taet %
HffaahsFa With hstvy ipat
Tine french eMerf ramt apfoaay
All quiet befe
AUGUSTA. March 80 Ihe -
sanhAh Hapuhliesn. n this morning.
say liiai ~ Saturday lai q I fjefal
gnnlnal 4 mlehNl d hsa smyrna
Fiofi Ia. from st. Augustine, sent u
baisas &C. i've men. Who atiaek 81
our troops CAPT. owens. wilA this'
Is Iwfsemen. opened hfe ~ the bar.
aes, Killed forty fedcrals. mortaIly
%Wouhled two and took one prisoner,
nine escaping. The Negro pilot, wht
brought IN the bafrs, WAS captured
and hing The Yankees sent 10 3
HAD If truce, asking permission (
bury their dead which waa gFairet
IN condition they would give up th'
nesroei they tmd stolen They fur
rendered seven
Arersra. March H. The 10
vaunal move ~ this morning learn
f, by ~passeneers from South Carolina
that the scouts enrpriui d party 9
} Fcdernla In y house en North Edist
!. Islppd. on Friday last killing three
wouniine others. and capturing y
also. three pieces IL cannon ~
several mrif rms. One Gnrolinla
was slightly wounded.
On Saturday las en. L, ns, wil
lo00 ncu, proceeded 10 attpcb y
enemy. Who were supposed 70 he ao'
" strong, lnt ftnd 10 be J o. 5000.
. The Confederate drove IN the g
cmys pickcts. killing one mortal
wounded Two. md capiured twcnt
D. after which hcyreiired IN soei orle
fsJ The Cine naaii Gazette
v very mach yexrd thHt 'irn. Mecl'
v Ian should have permitted ihc eyre
rebel army" At Manassas, which
was 10 have heidi ~ IN . ~
.in While Tie strategic coil was constr
ting IL other quarters. TO lase slipl
~ from Under his fingers. anal shat :
d. quietly. thar IL" General was !
NJ awase a IL The Gazette rega'
this as y bad specimen Of Geiel
ship. The Gazette declares Z
"tl.c peaceful evacuation. of Bow
nj. Green. Colunbus sud Manassas
rebel ,riGnmphs y that %'t.eiF occu
,icn snd Notifications By the rcbe
\ have cost tie Federal GOyernm
enough. in preparation and the cir
j. Of waiting. to have paved the
" for the ~rctrea,ing rebels with e
~ The Gazette announces. with con
cradle satisfaction. that ten. Mel
our Ian will cease to be General-in-C
~, Of the aresy Of the United Sta
and sure enough he has. aecordln
for the order of President Lincoln. !
nies this is because he took Mann
n nor without a fghs.--N ashriM Time
ron 60. T...~,a.
erly lhk ,oNiS"
'sees respondent Of the st. Louis Rep
oar. can. alluding To the resolution
$3.50 IL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-27

WAfHH Vt f
h. stt~ae.l ~ he ssa.is
tsmsa sAa "A =lff sMasfs n Sci
Ae4 fenasyt VT Gaysfstft "
H Hsyif IN ssHfsesff. HNhsf'
'I4aslea ~ Cssf latte dHH
~ ts.n 81 IaHfe t'tfhf
uaseH IieHma ~ NatAH .
fshes.
~ tAhfsB Hflhl shi 60 r.
asstlH ftf Nahli# ~ tfafHltf
ft# NJ fnf iis ffes tsl flst
from staas saH IaeA ~ vi r
/ IL salat ltas h eetaesl ~
lisp hiahh At v aaiff aa
afala4i o. fkt lasted bp :.
3tibaA BAL te tteus Hafi
When .h ffag 30 BOTH fief f'ashl
Jaa sa iil att VI Z tsihr ftfi
Lion I'll Algt fftah lrtee12 Nfil
~ tha feli wt.fa "a slagai ~
morning One eleny moved $40 +
ftt night, pushing hs f%eifaa1 ihtafiA
II mgttstWt
our Ils. vas considerable u Off
Gers and NETT Tic lts II IlW enc
ms YVES euofmouf
-Four Yankee ptI pnefs wefe err
/, mged Al Eyanspbrt. and they arrived
: here to-day One Of isem ! from
Sickle Brigade, and j. said e. be =
dc,trsr. Three others are from
! Mas aebusetts.
II Al i quiet on thc Poto'oa''
T. Latc SoHheru papers received
here tays ,bat the lpnkee Sene'e re-.
fused 10 confirm Sickle. %lItlgadier
-. General
: THE pr oa<r cap.arcl ay. ihat b
Itsi. BE- Is ,cly unpopular t''A ~
ii brij d.
, The remain. df cul Cameron Nav
been ,li,intcrcl Of Manassas. mn
j. sent Norlb BY the Yankee.
N Throc federal drammcr boy.
be brought up from Yorktown state
he tbal d largo force j. landing Of .!
" Point.
lattcr Dispatches state oar loss
!, Winchester 10 be bepacr. 80 ~
~. 400 killed AMI wounded. The 10
IT. or the "a Virginia. Regiment
~ though, 70 be 100. col. J.. 7. Ioos
10. Of Winchcstcr, was killed.
The cacny loss is lron 1900
M. 1900.
x,s Col. Echol.. of thc.2Ith Virgin
.ith Regiment, was wounded IN the ar
nee Gen. Shields. commanding the II
g.. erals, was wounded.
Oar army i. now at Woods!oI
IA. The FcderaIs are at Strasbarg.
ave Lieutenan, Richard II. Ice, Of
anu ID Virginia Regiment. was wound
y" and T. II. Tanner, Of Jefferson,
killed.
ter, Governor l.etehcr has received
following dispatch
: srArSroS, March 26.-ten. ia
Inct. sou 5 army is between Mount 'aeF
on'. and Woodstock, In good condit'
ther Lieu,s. Robertson and llalloway
's', wornicd and prisoners Lieut.. )
fed ken. instead Of Major Jackson
ries, missing.
&c 10 One hundred and fifty Of
wounded arrived here this morn
lent The Yankees fired on orr ia
vile ~,ruce and refused TO pcrmi, Us 10 |
" ~ our dead.
,crly Inc c"'"! -,
! the They were rePais''' anu us''"
,onu. the held hicc.
...
ibu.e A special dispatch from Cha
} will ton Gays tha, on the 2'ss five :. Of
bones enemr's steamers approached "
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TIE CoMiSG TaxaTroS.-A cor
respondent Of the st. Louis Republic
an. alluding To the resolution Of
Congress to raise the Government
revenues by taxation. gives. some
fgurcs-,he amount that would be
required of Missouri and st. Louis
county. a, the present valuation Of
property. and ssys;
1f this should be SO, can VIC pay
these taxes? | do not propose to
discuss the question: now, but ] do
not, as at present advise. believe they
can h. collected BY any possible means
Of persuasion or force.
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INSURANCE AGENT,

a.. .o,. s,eoni street and couts Alley,
drp stairs, uss, TO Ayrs'' I's'laing')
h,vpeyspSTs the following Old and
nslIabls southern Companies
k,rsh, arr IIo.e and lire Insurance Com
papy. Virginia. ,,,w.., q.
Nashville CommvsIal Insurance COMPANY
Tennessee. A..
X I'D I~n.ursncs md Trus, Company. Aln'
|sahama lnsuran~p comre J, Montgomery
We,.mpka Insurance aud anking tpmia'
rs. Naiama. a.
,lomr Insurance Company. Nh.
Applications addressed 20 D.' Irnapr
|loes hos al, Memphis, WIN rsee,ve pfemp'
Intention. '"''% ""
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or Before VIC leave FOR the wars
We are very anxious 70 obtain a ''leck
Of hair from one Of our particular
rsnsing and raving friends, who,
several months sec could dcvour half
. dozen Yankees for breakfass-''sny
tine !" And 70 also wish to know
What Ne hes done with those 'fay
Selcs q cotton he vas going to yirs
% The support Of the southern Con.
federacs-sbsss Ne same time.
Ne haven't seen oar friend ''sincs
this war broke OUT sud wc arc de
sifVus Of knowing his ~hescal,oais
-Bsss;ev Bsase,. q
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THs MILITARY ELEcriess:-We
learn from jackson tina. Col. I: 7.
Tupper Is the successful. candidate
for Major General Of the militia o.
Mississippi. Also that Gen. Richard
Winter Il elected Brigsdier-G Genera
Of this Brigade. and Capt. G. !
Smcdes Drieadier- General Tor thu
vicksbufg Brigade Raymond "a
seffs.
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MARTIAL Law IN MoBILk.-Alar.
hal law has been prorlaimcd n Ao.
bile anil vicinity BY Gen. Jones, and
the writ # h,t6srs csryas susItnded
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Tng Rlanr Sogr OF Monument
ron oua HERoEs.-The Knoxville
Register, referring to a movement in
TcnncAec 10 erect a monument to the
memory Of Gen. Zollicohcr, properly
suggests. We woulf say vai. TIL the
war j. over before We build mont.
men,s to our heroes. Let the gentle.
men who have the money contribute
II to eqaip. and arm soldiers, who viii
build a monument Of llessian's bones
to zollicoier's memory On the mex
battlefield"
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beAylyo ,esamsas he TsiIeiInf bas'he"
pss,ls, / respectfully issiie my
s,s,s sei sltl,ens generally " givs.
wv shsp in ,hr Pamela iissel, 2sd
D., .ss.h iss~ the eof".s' ur,,uAs.
...nt. ,al. ris.iy
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A special dispatch from Charles.
ton says that on the 2ist five Of the
enemy's steamers approached Wash.
inrson. North Carolina, anil landed
1000 Yankees, who marched through
tho town playing doodle" and hos.
ted their flag on the Court House.
and destroyed the gun carriages and
an unfinished ganboas in the ship
yard. The people Of the town pre-
served a sullen and unrcsis'ins q.
rnee. The Yankees then lcfs. say
ing they we're disappointed in not
finding uniouists there,
Their officers declared that they
we're waiting 10000 reinfosrements,
when ,hey would march direct against
Raleigh. =.
A second disps,ch received las;
night. which sly. Gen. Evans ha<
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ssss,,ss In t,s sssFsas 7 eafss n
~ 81 ~ siIsInG I satsIss ~
s,..s,s sssrsnissss, sH9 'He Hlfh
~. q rsssss sad Appeals q 1sss s".s.
s~-ra...,sl s~sssnsssn risrn - psshass
'- ssps. ~. irJs
, 1862-10-14

an able, honest, pat1iic,sac President, whois
doing his utte1most for the count1y'e good.
They must have some object in heendsav-
Or to fin Cong1eowith mea who denounee
hun u ty.ant and usurpea, and vho, By
their legslatiou, viii te his hands md
make the conquezing Of the rebellion i'm
possible. What il 1T
We exhort all men who propose to vote
the tory ticket nominated by the Knights
Of the Golden Circle 1t Springfield AL
men Who are deIuded into the fatally un-
patriotic act BY party names and the influ-
ence OF old party associations, to ask them
selves the questions that We have pro
pounded above. And if they are honest
and loyal they will fly from the con-
taniination that they are approaching, a.
they would from the Tempter himself
Tbcy will see, If they are not blind, that
dis1oyalty in one form or another under
lies al this partisan shouting, and that the
hoped for end Of it is the defeat and dis
honor Of the national arms, and the vir-
tua3 destruction Of the institutions Of free
dom and equality which have made our
country the wonder It is The leaders in
the movement are tainted with treason,
and under ali their believing for the forml
Of the Constitution, there is deadly hatred
Of it's spirit; unter their denunciations oi
our government is secret sympathy with
the cause Of the rebt1s; beneath thei1
dixtribes against freedom is love tol
slavery; pervading Ill their crie'
for the integrity Of the Union
there is = sub bass which proclaims dir
union. We know, and all men may know
what t.eY want! Let the people beware
, 1862-10-14
THE. nEzIx T%Et'

Tic appearance OF the President Proc
hamilton was the signal for howl Of the
tory journals that it WAS unconstitutional.
This clamor has been kept up ever since.
Foremost end loudest hereabouts is the
tory Times, which bitterly assails the pro-
clamation- Tie Republican Union State
Convention heartily and unanimously
endorsed tie proclamation as great and
<impcYativc war measure, essential to the
ssalyation Of the Union" The tories op-
pose its enforcement; hence, there is a
clear and plain issue to be tried at the
polls. Every man elected on the tory
ticket to Congress or tho legislature, will
be pledged and bound to do all in his pow
CT to resist the enforcement Of the procla.
mation and to embarrass the government
Evc.y friend Of jeff. Davis aud the South.
ern confederacy will vote against the pro
clamation; while every friend Of Abraham
Lincoln and the American Union will yot<
for it.
TIE penalties Of the proclamation arc t.
QC MMSetA NAt} Au 1nLeA1AceoAC At1oAs
= 10 loyd man is hurt, and only friends c
the rebsas will undertake to shield ther
from punishment, By voting against th
proclamation. The assertion that it is III
constitutional is sheer bumbug. 1t is C:
at41yras constitutional for the presidcn
d Gel1nander-in Chief, to deprive Il
rebels Of t4eir slaves as q military mca,
OF weakening their power, rs il is for Iii
to seize their FORTS cannon, powder, pr
visions, horses, or ID shoot and captu
them. If he is forbidden by the Cons.lt
ton to take their slaves, he is equally f:
hidden to touch any other rebel proper
used to strengthen and support the re5'
lion. The assertion Of the tories is pt
fecNy ridiculous; they know better, b
they love slavery more than the Union al
that Is what ails them.
, 1862-10-14

Let there be an agreement among the
rebels Of the South to pay every man, who
does days work, days wages, aud the
rebellion would not have peg to stand on
The origin Of the war is in the fact that the
Southern nabobs demand, in addition to
what they already have, more territory on
which they may degrade labor by forcing
poor and Gcfencc1css men to work without
pay. And this fact concerns every labor
ing man II the whole country, no matter
what his color, because, if 6 laborer in the
South may be forced to dig iu tile fields, all
day, without the prospect Of pay at night,
simply because he is in the clutches OF men
WHO are stronger than he, the weak and
poverty stricken man in the North may be
ovcrtaken by the same fate. Onepriuciple
applies in each case, and in each case the
rights and the rewards Of labor, to which
slavery is in deadly hostility, arc at stake
The labor question lies at the very root o.
the rebellion; and IS it is settled, 60 will
every 1aboring man tare- Are the work
men Of the North ready, By their votes, Il
outrage justice aud defy mankind, by ssy
ing that honest toll is not worthy Of it!
| rcward9
, 1862-10-14

WHO ARE THE UNION MEN
Trapsfer the rebel army entire to uli-
nois, and there is not soldier in it who
would not vote the clean Democratic
ticket, jim Allen and an-vote it, perhaps
not as perfect exposition Of the views
Which the Sccesh entertain, hut Is tue
nearest thing to downright treason and
open rebellion that is now permitted in the
North. Not g. man Of all that army, save,
perhaps, few Unionists who have been
forced into the service by tho sweeping
ccnscription Of the seeding States, would
touch the Republican nominees with "a
forty foot pole is tue country at wal
with these rebels, or is it not? If At war
| who in the North are traitors to the Unio1
cause? Perhaps the tory organ in thi
| c1ty can answer.
, 1862-10-14
Wbe Gtiti&ne.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1859.
oNwAKn ~ Tu weRD.


0NwARD II 1NK WoRD.
In The chsneiaga and ahiftings II par
ties, consequent upon the new Issues which
the WAT has cheated, the sincere friends Of
the Union and = Vigorous VIZ policy, need
not be surprised to see that here and there
q man whose fogyism is alarmed, whose
material interests are teopardized, whose
disappoint1nents have not been aasuaged,
whose patriotism Is dull, Whose ignorance
is dense, or whose loyalty is questt onable,
has gone over to the sympathizers with
the rebel CAUSE Such mutations ought,
II all great public movements, to be anti
cipated; and we may look for them now.
But they Will be few and unimportant,
The heart Of the people beats with even
and loyal pu1sations-responsiyely to the
impulses Of national honor and national
freedom. And where one man Of cur for
met friends is tired Of the pain and labor
which the vindication of the Republic costs.
hundreds Of sincere patriots from the ranks
Of these whom we once reekoned as cur po
litica1 foes. will rush in to assist in the tn
umph Of the holy cause. And the popular id
stncB, too, are keen and unerriug. Say
what tpolisniana X il, plead how ingcniousl,
sccse1 they may, or cover their sophistre
rs they please, the voice Of common scns
viii be heard, and that says, that in thi
1na.ter there is but single alternative Q
disgrace and r1in-go through to an as
, 1862-10-14
TEE 1unY PROGRAMME.

The a.IcSl au1 u1su4tosai IL 1AaJoi Ny
for aypNiDg tie Democratic programme
e,~ c,,d,,ctinr +hn xrar has mt attracted |
,uu.., rTh;, tl,,-1,
@Hc ".'en1on ~ 49, 'es'
gIan1ulc' is best set toftn III lne 1o1o"4u6
extract which shows hoW MAJOR Aey Was
<,;c,,;eeod.
.z.;or Fer xbo Ia hrfther to Col Kcy, OF
r.. r,Irano,-a staff uas attached m General
u.no~... .taA m Gfneral McCleran's recon-
,,.ana,,,cn
Som. d.rs afte, the battle Of Antietar, sn off
~s,,aa Ma,or Rev. as one likely to be informed'
s~h.t 1r.s 1ha rrason of our armv,e neelectine
49, rr;+av .x,ou which eave that a beaten,
crippled or rctreattng enemy is always to be pur-
enedf'', -.
re ln's s',oa ny -: ~ ~, a,ra,. ,rae ~, III
- 1rooranuss. ~ srold 1e oetter,,' he said, to
zet The sear ztngr t"deci*ire'y and 'eiM adran~
taoe* to to'1 *sde*' u'a me % saa o. "r m.es*Hs
ss1"I; ss1:1. .~e% ,r,a,d sors ,yI srare1v, ~ ~
Esior Key was then sent for, and appeared be-
fore The president in company with the officer to
whom lie Ind arst spoken Tue MINUTES 9! seS
sneeso eolj4 o.psS - e had eern r,1ty Of
INV Az such motives to Gen. Mcclellan.
To Major Key responded. stating that he
had undoubtedly used The iangusge al.eseo-aa.c,
;r%fr..son w,r - .he sss4eaess q, the
slaycrv and the uet1aabil.ty Of the policy Of In
aeticu or any other policy, which had fos it, OBJ
jcet to preserve It.
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