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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

NOTICE.

lei a,coG, VIM Tha mpssn, Xix. uAIe A. CO.. II
htysotds, Fotsr, Grorge Foser Reed, Cut
isr Co.,, Huesn Hsrbine, Eami Bosiman and
FickHa Lucas.
feu and EACH n ypH, arg herehy fnsd that there
nov on nie In the once Of The uierr on the District
Court Of les eeaBty, Iowa ut keutuk petition ar
Hiram Barney claiming Of yoa, I. c. wycoE, the sum
81 twenty-five Hundred Doliass, with ten per cent.
interest per snnum, payable annually, m money due
on Two certain mortgages made by yea 10 Chas Ma
son, dated October lst, le56 also esiminf against
each 81 the foreclosure Of said mortgage the
being upon ioi III three block I3l three, In Aasop's
upper Sdfftion ~ the city Of keokuk In Zee county,
pr tRe purchase money and fu rfher askiuK Tor
saie OF said pseRlises ard general relief And uu.
iess you appear and aDswer said psion op OF ke1Ye
noon OF the second day Of the n<Kt tsr Of sad Court
10 nmenet 81 Keoknk on the let Aonday OF Eepsas
bet, u. le62. default will he entered against you
ana Jadgmcut sndersd thereon prsyed og n ssyd
petition h. SCOTT howell,
mAyIS-d Atty for PiainiiH.
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NOTICE.

To John Shuts, Perry, Mason Il Wheeler. Geo
Gordon. Alben Weii., Judd Walker Co.. Rmmer-
son. CechSans & co..
/, nssv an ais n M go ~ sh. ", ~
Court o. Lee county. lows. at Keoluk. . petition OF
Hiram barney, ciaimipe Of zoe. John shut the snm
ssa PR snBs4as payable sHnaay, q nBoney due on
mortgage made Ly Yen 10 Chas. Mason, and stree
sgntd 10 aid Hiram barney. dated 2th of May, Ie5l
also claiming sfanst esch of ynn the foreclosure
said morts sEe the came bers the north half Of
the southwest quartet o. sretitn fisl township t66
range Ia west AIS the lheAs quarter OF the south
east quarter u section ff3l oTnship las range Is
west " Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase norey
and further aakinT for sse Of said premisef, and
petition on before noon Of The second day OF the
next term OF said Court, to commence at Eeokuk on
the Ist Monday OF september A. u. 1869, . dcfaui,
thereon rs pFss sd Tor Ia ssd petition
IL. SCOTT HOWELL.
mAyl-d Atty for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Eottcs y hereby given that viii, on The OH day
o. June, ls69. Commencing at2 O'Clock D. ~, OF said
q Lbs door Of The once Of thc Clerk OF The bis
et Court Of Lee county, Iowa. III X oknk, expose &c
u Deed OF Trust executed hy Eichoiss GIL and Car.
oiine Gill 10 me, tMAttha J. Smiley dated IL q il
dsy 81 September 1859 fled for record on the same
dag, - O'clock M, end recorded In Aortesse BuDk
., page I'll Ne following Real Eststs, ts.wit The
east half Of lot eight lsl IN block sory.one 4,I In
Of - md siats Of IoEA Said Deed Of Trust vss Civ
e % rssnrs the psyHsst 81 The anp q Three Hun.
dred Dollars end Inherent, payable according 10 the
tenor Of three promissofy nltes Of even date With
seM oeeA ~ Tsna tS The sun OF 800 each sndipsf.
81 fran dstp The same being due and unpaid vjil
scribed BY said Deed Of Trd4l and WI make doed
70 the purchaser tOs tAs saa saie viii 30 1sr
C&sh, MARTHA y. SMILEY,
Per AccKARY q BRUCE,
R.A 49,
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To Harris Munson. rbasy Higgins, John STU
art, Administrator oil James Stuart deceased, and
Thaddeus w Stuart, deceased
You and each OF you. are hrrer nuti. that the n
now an Ole In the Office Of The Clerk the District
Court ~ Lee county, lows, at Keokuk. petition OF
Hiram Barney clsimipg Of ynu Harris Il Mnuson ths
sum OF Eighteen Hundred Dollars with ten per cent
interest per annnm, payable annually, n money dus
on mortgages made ~ you to Chas. Mason. and sncs
asslgned To raid Hmm barney dated Q1st May 1H57
also claiming skafast each Of you the OF
said mortgage the same being upon the east har OF
es Acrs square hot In the northwest corner OF the
fractional northwest quarter of section l0) In town
ship l66 north range Isl west, bounded Tins begin
Ming al point 20 rods east Of The northwest corner
said quarter Section then 20 rods then south 10
rds then west 70 rods thence north 10 rods 10 the
place Of beginning, In Iss county lows The pur-
chase money aud further askine for sale of said
premises, and CEREAL relief And unless on appear
and answer said petition before The sec-
ond day 81 the next term fsad Court to com nee
u Keokuk the 1a Monday OF EapteInbes, A. b,
1862 defauh will be entered sgain you, end juds
ment rendered thereon prayed for In said petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayi-d Airy ff Plaintiff
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To " Hamilton. Sir. VIM Sister, John Light Nor
timer Henderson, Wesley HarrisoR, NJ Moore, and
WIN Sollars:
YOU and each OF you, are hereby notined theirs
V no otr III tbs oce Of Clerk or the District
Court of Ice county, iowa, at kentuk, . petition u
Hiram harnay elsninr ~ yeu. Vim Hamiiton, ST..
The Gum Of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars with
ten pcr cent, interest per annum. IA, able
as money due on = mortgage made Nv you 10 said
Hiram barney, dated Y7th Of March 1854 Alse cal n
INF against each OF You the foreclosure OF said mort
gaze the ssme being apan triangular tract land
oil - acres more or less In the noFthwest quarter oil
seciton Also the south halt ofthe southeast quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter OF section "a eoutsin-
pg e0scFcs, all ip township 1871 north range
IN Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase money; and
fun her asking for ssie Of said preises and general
rrsfi And unless yen appear and answer satd peti-
lion on or before The sessf sl~y of the uext Of
said Court 10 Mn.ence nj Keoknk The Isl Monday
T September, A. ID. 1862, = default will be entered
against you and Judgment re- ndeEed thereon pts ed
I IN ksid petition. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL
Tayi d Atty Tor P,aintiR.
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DIS
TRIcT OF CoLUMBIA.--Neither English
men or Frenchmen have been forward u
recognize the fact that the 18th Of April
1862, was day which will stand in
American history as the greatest day
since that of the signing Of the Declam.
ton of INDEPENDENTLY day Of this
century which will be honered through all
time. whatever may be the destiny in
store for the Republic. When the ira.
ditions Of sea and land victories are be
coming dim, when the grass has grown
high on the graves Of fallen heroes, that
day will stand highest in the scale of na.
tional festivities, and the rcformers OF the
second revolution will seem TO form, in
the vista of the past, one group with the
patriots Of the past. On that day the
people of the States ceased to be slave
holding nation. Till then there has been
aE1uif Fixed between them and nll those
Christian nations which had out grown
the bar barism Of holding men as slaves;
and now the nation has come over to The
side on which we stand 1t is now en-
titled to act and speak as free nation
should. 1t is now qualified to act with
Us, without misgiving and without hypo-
crisy, against The slave trade. II IS no
longer 4 subject for the skepticism and
scorn Of the world, because of the con-
trast between its profession and its prac-
tice. After struggle between the best
and the worst elements Of its society-a
struggle prolonged shrough two genera
tions-it has abolished slavery ON the ua-
uonal territory; and the National Govern.
ment has ceased to be q shveholdinp
Power. Slavery has sunk to mere
State institution; and deprived Of nation
al sanction and support, exposed, as i,
row is, to the condemnation Of The Am.
eiican Government, together with oil
other governments. it caunot long sustain
itself under the scoin and loathinp Of
human society. A national institution
1t could assume to defy foreign opinions
As domestic institution reprobated
at Washington as in London and Paris its
doom il plain and its strength is broken
-lLondoa Tins.
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NOTICE.

To David White, Vim Rnddick, e Bates D Brown
Robert Hamih on, and John r SmsrTf
You aud ssrh 81 hereby noticed that there
u nos nc ~ the ONCE Of the CLERK OF the DistricI
Court Of Ice county Iowa, mt Keokuk q petition oil
Hiram Rsfney, Inning Of on David white tbe suu
OF Thirty ave Hundred Dollars. with ten per cent in.
tersst per anna pay able annually nsney due on
moFtgaks inside By you to Cbas hsson, snd nner ~.
signed 10 sASA Hiram sfney. dAteA the 18th OF Frb
rnsry 1885,, slso claiming against each OF you the
closure Of said mortgage, the SAne bsipS ppen the
north side CHE north hafl Of lot also los fl&l u
Keokak la Lea copsty Iowa, fos ihs pprehass ssaSs
and further asking for sale or said preMisss And
several Eslbsf Asd snless sou appear snA ansvsI
the nsxt tsr0i add Canrs. 10 81 unsnce Il EnNtul
The ist Monday Of September, A. D. le6e, default
will Be entered aSAinet yoa snd ja6Sment sendeynl
thereon prayed fer In said petition.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Rayld Atty for Plaintiff.
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NJ Office OF FORMATION OF LIN.
TIED PARTNERSHIP

This may certify that Hsmbden Buel, 4 resident of
ihe city Of keokuk. Lee county, Iowa. and George r.
Lane, resident " the CITY of Troy, State OF New,
York AAye associated themselves In almi,ed mercan-
e psrtnershfp, accordinx 70 The provision OF Chapter
80 OF the Revised CDde Of lows, for the trxnss
Of the Hardware Business ip vsd city KeokuK NM
der the name and style ~ Hambdsn Rusi. ana con.
tnue for tho space OF two year, commencing on the
day q April, 1904, and terminating on the Isl day
Of April 1864. =.
The ssi6 Hanabden Huel II the general partner and
the said George T. Lane n the special partner md
has contributed thcenm or Six Thousand Dolsrs Is
actual Cash payments capital TO the commop stock
OF said Partnership. HANBDEN HCEL
aprl-d0w GEORGET LANE
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
70 Joseph Duncan and y.nllla A.nAm.n, Defend.

ants
Ton are hereby notified that there ID on nle In
Inc Clerk,g oce OF the pistrlc Court Len COUNTS
Iowa, 1t Foft Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney,
claiming Judgment In foreclosure OF = uefssgass
AGAINST Aaid Joseph Duncan for the Of Five On
dred Dollars, with per cent interest nom he rst
OF January, 1851 special and general exscution
ARanM lon. yoseph Dune N. and Gor ecnauxe q
upon We rcfthTest " Of the southeast " Of section
teEnsnlP 90 nerla range W wsst, - Lee copn
the extinEuishment Of Ill redemption t6eF{in aud fof
general relief. ~ A@t , 3 4 ~
NOV, you each must appear and answer said pet}-
ton oy lD0a OF Tbs second day Of the nf xad
- ~ isein lhs arst Asnasy pecember, A.
y. I66g II. SCOTT HOWELL,
may26 d4w AIRY for Platnun
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NOTICE.

To Simon Cort, VIM Metcaif Vim wipder, II
Barber, Margaret Frank, n Mssoun, Fieklin
Lueaa:
You, ana cAe OF you are hereby notified ihstthtr
Court Of Lee conniy.I un ri YeaInk' ne, mon Of
Hiram Barney ciAiaog Of you Simon Cert, The sim
,f Twenty Three Hundred Dollars, with ten per cent
interest Per anGum, pay able annually at money dine
on MOI gage made BY Yen TO Chas Mason and since
assigned 70 raid Hiram barney dated 9Th Of Dectm.
closure Of said mortgage, the zane being upon lois
81 u03 uD and ti2l In block lS2) In Lee county,
Iowa. for the purchase money; and further asking for
sale Of said premises, and general relief And un-
less You AppeAr and answer said petition onnr before
noon OF the second day Of the term OF said urt
10 cornmenc nj keokuk the 1st MoDdsy Of eepten
Der, A. ID. l662 dtau viii be- entered u sinN you
and Judgment rendered thereon Ms prayed for in aid
petition II. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayl-d Atty for Plaintiff.
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~An absurd biuuder is related in
Tom More's Diary about John kemble
He Was performing one night at some
cOuatSy theatre one OF his hvorite parts,
and was interrupted from time TO lime
By the squalling Of child in one Of the
galleries until at length angered by this
rival performance, kemble walked with
solemn steps to the front Of the stage
and addressing the audience in his most
tragic tones. said Ladies' aud gentle
men. unless the play is stopped the child
cannot possibly go on
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nR16fNAL NOTICE.

To W. r. Stewart, adminstr ator Of Issac NcCiaskey
deceased, Maria McEsskey, Clark A, McElnskey ana
Isaac n. NeClsskey, defendants.
There s now file In the Clerks Office the nstric
Court Of LEE county, lows, at Ksokak pcfItion O
Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment sgsinst you w
btswsrt. admiRistrator 81 isasc McCAskey. de-
ceased fOr me sum OF four hundred and thirty -four
nnd 66-lOO dollars. with ten per inferes, from III,
eOfh VI May. 1859 upon mortgage made BY Isaac Nc
Ciaskey, deceased, 10 Chas- sson; tor The fore
closure OF said mortgage and sale Of the mortraa
premisesi being the south half fhs al
ter OF section SIX 8 htownshp sixty 1--WE {65, north
OF range I'VE lo west In Lee county Iowa for the
erai relief Now each Of you appear and ans wss
tosad petition by noon Of the day or tbe ne
term 81 said Court, 70 he held Kenkuk on the ara,
Monday al september, A. u ietR, or }udymeutb v Dc
fault will be had therein against You
II. SCOTT HOWELL
maya-d4w Att'y for PI:r
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REGIMENTS NOW AT NEW ORLEANS
Thirty first, Thirtielh, aud TSenty-sixth
Massachusetts,; Twelfth Maine; Ninth,
Thirteenth and Twelfth Connecticut;
Twenty-frst Indiana; Eighth Vermont;
Captain s. Tyler Reeds Cavalry, and Du-
rivages Cavalry.
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EGAL NOTICE.


TO wiiham van Ksuren, John T van Keufsn, Edgar
Thomson:
You and each Of yon. hereby notified that thene
e nov on Me In the ONCE OF The Clerk Of the Distrct
NinstoD Co, claiming Of you. William Van Ksnrsn
and John = Vsn Kcur n, the sum Of Fifteen HunAred
Doliara with ten per cent interest per annnm, lfcn
November 18th, A. y. 1851 - money due on pronts-
sorry note made by y.u payasis 10 the order Of <.
Hornish, and secured by q mortgage made By yOu to
said X, Hornsh, said having been since sssign-
cd 10 said winston Co., dated November l7th, A D.
666 Also claiming agsinst each Of you tho foreciosa
Of said mortgage, the Same being upon certain Real
ksAts with tAs improvements thereon, known O. the
DoatmAn property. aad psrtIc uary d~scsib-
ID In sstd pstiton, lying and situate in Leecounty
lows for the purchase monsvS md further asting fos
sale q said premises. and Eener. relief, And nm
noon II W ssra ~ of no nexs fsfu ~ said corn
to csnmSnce a kseGuk an The Ark ApDAay q nsps
tsnosr, A. p 1662, default will BE- entered against
your ana yoao0ens ecadeFed thelpn ~ pvato696t Id
aid petition. NOBLE STRONG. .
1syI7-a AH'ys ses fatpNA,
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r livery STABLE,

Frat NJ. bet. main ana Jahns>~
HORSES, BUhdIEs and cARn1AGEs Of M h..t
class always ready for hire. *sss-sSs -
the timss.
entcpetoEerss cepnmodated.
Ofdefa TOT tht 0unibus TO and from the Rail.
eesds and btea1kea$s len . the Stable or the Oamin.
nonsss Fill be promptly Attsndedte.
deelQd - V.yANoRSpAI
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New 7ODkD.
The City Rsos store y thi. day in receipt Of lh<
following choice literature:
cecil Dssene. " Theodore Winthrop.
shadow In The House By Saunders.
The Household Of Bonverse, by Southern Lady.
kecoli.c.ions OF shelley and 81 ron, b. Trelaany.
Shelley Memerisls. by Lady sAssley.
Tom aars.'s school Day. ., kursy.
DeQuincy's Opium Eater.
I I,.s,.,y s I, sA..a.
hood's Poems, Blue and Gold.
L4ng!sross Poems. Blue and Gold.
Nh. j.Hssoa'. Love. u the Po..s, Blas 4 cold.
Charsctcristicsskc
Lssenaof.hs Madonna. {. 81
I" Sketches Of Art,
40 biary. &C.. s.
Hsstaorns's Marble Fam.
=" Scarlet Letter.
IS Noses. from Old MAnse.
- Twice Told Tales.
saoU Image,
Riiihsdsie RomRpces.
LossfeIler's Hawai-
Evsngeine.
The above Books viii be sold al Pubiisnsrs prices
The public invited 10 call and examine the sts6k.
febe J. W. OGDEN.
Union PAPER ANDENVELOPES.
Ladies' Bath Post, at
BRowNELL's BOOK sroas.
srr7-d Cor. 9Th = Aain-sts
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
Powdered and Crushed Sugar.
Refined, White and yellow Sugars
For..,.1y RoSkKTsoS MCQUEEN.
|nRAWING PENCILS.
P.bsr. I Phine.s' S. and =. mi. day received, b.
ED y. HkowNkLl,
apr7-d Ger. nh = Asin-ssa..
DOCKET, CHESS ANDBACKGAM.
= MON BOARDS,
|, 800. BRowNELL'e BOOK sross,
mArl1-d Cor. Alb and Main.
PokTFoLIos.
One assortment Jus, received Al
BRoxNkLL,s BOOK G1oaE,
marl3-d Cor. 4th and Main
@ X. ANDERSON d CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HI x q III RS
IhOOUIE OEAALNO,
Ne. III MAIN sTREET,
kKokUk, IOWA.
We hare on had ana are conaiantl 8 fTan
aFst hands In Eastern and other marketsthe
CHOICEST BR ANDs OF ARTlCLEs
USUALLY kept in our line Our connections With Fer.
eigu naSoees are such ~ to
Sell Goods at the Lowest Possible Prices
Hence, ~ offer rare Undue ements to those wansina
Goods, either In Jobbing or Retail way. We have
made arrangements with our ccrresp0ndentsi In Saint
Louis ~ which are snabedto sell anything In ons
line
AT THE LOWEST Cash PRICES.
Fer mtesourt MoasT.
U-fWs are slse tsting Port hadisen Scrip stpas.
We reepsatfully solicit call TO examine our Stock
| and prioss before pnsehssinS elsewhere. "a
Awe have ill our Goods delivered
promptly, BY our own wagon, free Of
charge.
| isisd
TRUSSES. ~
H.. nm s.ss. n Ti... Tr..... u
lisvsd 70 bs the best made In the United W
States, and srctn use By the most dis guish Nxz
- Surgeons In tn. West: For ssls !. ihs Al n
lT LOYD'S MILITARY MAP OF THE
i IL SOUTHERN STATES
SAowng Ill sh4 Railroads, their II asiops and ~.
e:nse.. al1o ~ coansiss, Tovss, villages, srbors
Rivers ana rsrts compiled from the latest Govern
/ Fer sale by =. y. wRscoTr,
fsb7-d Main a., Cd door from lsh
11DA1TEKEON 61 Tim BERNIN'E
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l. pli:ki1 Mn JllKTE ALB
For Sale.
have . lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS on
hand which offer for sale
II 4 Large Discount from Foundry Prices |!
AmoDesfbem are the fuIiUWihr.

AmoDR.fbem are che fOIW~ihg:
! CAsp PRrss. Fosters patent, cos, $3.50. viii
be sold for SITS.
] MrDfuN HAKD PxYss Fosttr'r fnlmoft neu,)
size If lplatrn ~ % incLes. cost Slsu. will be
sold fm Sl2O
SopEk ROYAL HAND PREss. made At Cincn-
natl Type Foundry. platen AN o8, cost $20o.
viii b seidfor t75. 80
los PsEss, PIaten ID l9k. viii besold tsr
400.
200 pounds Of SHALL PIcA, abost 1872 Lbs Of
Roman and 8 lbs nf ltsiic, It 20 cents per pound.
Also, Cohtosiho Srrcxs from s 10 3Oinches in
length.
jon. HALF. and TsirLE CAsrs.
Boob binders RuIIsG MACHINE, FINIaHINo
Toois GLur Por, etc.
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III 1DhAUL1C CEMENT.
The best IN NE; iOr sals. ~ y4,..g So.
a..... ~ Il s'g MANUEL POLLOCK,
Ile Main
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NOTICE.

mayi-d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-17
DAvIDsog COLI - oanlinasa.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND oFF1cERs

r0st-Headquarters on High street Cen Negcy,
commanding
Disf-ioi--tieadquartsra on sumfnes street (Dr.
Ford's rosidence) W, II siden, Maj 18TH q s In
faDtry, A.A.A.G
Progoa Observation-Disclosures at the Capitol a.
Gilem, Col. let Tenn. Infantry.
chis5 Aasislan Quartcrmaster - Headquarters On
Cherry street No. 10, Judge catron's resldenee)
Capt ) D. Bingham
As'isani Quartsraasfer--Eo r. Cherry street Capt.
R. Stevenson,
Aas'sam QnariraaRsr - Vine street, near blrs.
Poik's residence. Capt. r. n. Lamb
AsssaR Quarte7nastsr--No 81, Market street.
Capt. J. N. Hale
Chief colnmssarU- headquarters, No TO- Wac st.
Capt. Mecfeely.
Commtsary q sabsa,eaoe-Broad street. Capt s,
Little.
AotiHg Comiaissa'y Of suJsisiencs-Corner OF Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen
Medical Dirsotor-summer street or. Ford's old
residence) Surgeon f. Swift.
Medical Paryeyoy's Odloe--Chureh street, Masonic
Building. r. PmrLE Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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PROS CTUS
on THz
NASHVILLE UNION.

his NASHVILLE UNION was commenced a few weeks
SINCE ior the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
CoMederacyi and OF advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement over all
tho states which have attempted to secede It holds
as friends all who support, and foes all who oppose
FREEDoM AND NArGoNAfIrY
With rebels and traitu has no comprornise to
make. II contends for the Federal Constitution and
me Laws made 10 pursuance thereof as the SUPREMr
LAW or THE LAND, anything In the Constitution ana
Laws o. any OF the States TO the contrary notwtn.
standing.
It contends for the Union Of the States because
without It the preservation Of our liberties and insti
tutions aud the organization Of society itself ARD
wholly impossible Therefore whatever standa IN
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what name II be
ed
To the people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they were be-
trayed to the rebel despotism at Richmond by per-
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature aud who
have felt heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. let the names of
rebel oihce holders Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, VINO have hled our borders with mourning be
gibbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
avarclQus men who have plotted our ruin for their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be fastened 70 the pillory of
shame, no matter how high their "ition in society.
Let 1t be shown how the sefsty led defenders of
HSouthern Rights" are now Lending maraudlng bands
OF freebooters aud troopers over State kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses aud cattle breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges aud cars, and
numbering uuarmed otizens in cold blood. Let the
TRUTH 80 long excluded by the Southern consprators
now circulate freely through every neghborhOod,
and our Cause will assuredly triumph. viii not loyal
everywhere aid US IN the dissemination OF facts
and the advocacy Of Free Governments