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The Rebel Government ia greatly
troubled at the immense circulation of
counterfeit Confederate notes put in cir
culation by the Yankees; there being
100000 Of il circulating in Atlanta.
We don't see why the rebels should take
offence at that, as the counterfeit is
worth just as much as the genuine.
However we knew a quack once who
made brown bread pills, and had writ
ten on his pill-boxes "Baoare Of Conn
tsrttit!"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


----l---- TIT
All subscribers in arrears 70 the NASH
vile DAILY USIoS are respectfully re-
quested to pay the Route Aga5 or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued.
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HEADQUARTERS lsT Tam. CAvAIRY,)
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %, 1862
[ Orders No. g..
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report
BY order of Col. STOKES.
JOHN MURRAY, LIST Lieut. & Adiutant,
lst Tenn. Cavalry. [Aug. 23-tf.
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particular No,,ee.

Mr.. G. d. WHrTTEa has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list. He
viii see that the UNION is delivered regu-
larly TO city subscribers every morning.
lie viii also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
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The rebels are evidently sorely dis
appointed al the stubborness Of our
troops, in not quietly eyacuating Nash
vile. Poor FoRREsr has been hanging
of at a respectable distance, longing for
the desertiOn of the place, so that he
could ro-enter.and establish q faro -bank,
or a sweat -olothi but alas he is disap-
pointed, and with him large number Of
fair and unfair rebels. We are inclined
10 believe that the guerrilla will soon be
brought in, very reluctantly on his part.
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Col. j. T. +. MoLEAN haa been ap-
pointed 10 the command Of a regiment Of
Infantry, rendezvousing At Annapolis,
Nd. May success attend him in his new
Geld Of operations,
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$50 REWARDS

QANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
IL near Nashville, Tenn, on tho 10Th day of 10
April, ls6Z, Negro pan named TILMON n
about % years old o feet 8 or inches high M
quite black whiskers ON when he left weighs ab0n
100 pounds, The said boy was seen in EashvifIa 4
lew days ago, and said he ~ Alurrccsoro at IN,
time VI thc late battle aud got slightly wounded n
the baud. ! will give the above Reward G,r Tho IA
,v'ry OF the said boy 10 The jail at Nashville so that
] can get him.
July iO-dlm' ROBERT caro-
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We feel very confident that in very
brief space Of time there will be wailing
and eursing in the rebel army which has
recently entered Kentucky. Nothing can
avoid il but preoipitate aud inglorious
retreat; and that they cannot afford 10
make, as il would be suicide.
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Goa. GILLEM is untiring in his efforts
TO discharge his duties as Provost Mar
shall, one of the most laborious and irk-
some offices that an officer is ever called
on to Gil. Under his administration
liquor is becoming decided rarity. And
in behalf Of the army, the community,
and the country, we invoke him to per-
sist in his efforts.
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II seems TO us that shoulder-straps and
gilded buttons would be live Goals Of fire
on the persons Of those miserable officers
who, being entrusted with the honor of
their country aud the lives Of soldiers,
and drawing large salaries, idle away
their time in bar.rooms, around hotels,
in billiard-saloons, and on the streets,
instead Of drilling their commands, and
looking after the wants of their men.
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NOTICE

A H. ENLISTED MEN, DISCHARGED OR MUS.
"A tered out OF ice and all Discharged Team.
stcr7, will present themselves immediately with their
discharge papers. at the Quartermaster's once No.
10 Cherry Street, 10 procure transportation TO their
place OF enlistment. Trains will run ont to-day and
10 morrow, by which they will g..
BY order of Mas. GEN, BUELL..
j, u. BINGHAM,
Sc. A9th, lS62-3t Capt ami A.O.M
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How much better than JEFF. DAVIS or
JNo. b. FLOYD is the officer or the soldier,
who, when the life of his country is at
stake, wastes his powers in sloth, and
debauchcryY And yet, sad to say,'therc
are some who commit this great offence,
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We have a large quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we win dispose Of at 30 cts. per
hundred.
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HEADquAnrrns PRovosr Guam

September 10, 1862.
Hereafter any citizen found in the
streets of Nashville between the hours of
0 P. M. and reveille Daylight without a
written pass, will be arrested and con-
fined. Passes TO be out after 3 o'clock P.
NJ. will only be granted at the Headquar-
tiers Of the Major-General Commanding.
BY command of
Major-General THOMAS.
AIyAN G. GiLLEM,
Colonel LIST Tennessee Inf,
sepl2 Provost Marshal.
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The Republic now demands the best
use Of the best talents Of all its citizens /;
none are so high or so low that they can
refuse this demand, without committing
great sin.
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3 AaslIptlle aluiOn.
sUNDAY MoRNINe. sEPr ID Ises
Furnished Room wnn,ed.

An officer desires a furnished room,
where lodging may be had and pleas
ant home secured.
Please address Drawer 65 Post Office
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

IOERSONS holding tlaims aga ust the L. =. Govern.
ment, either for Property takai tor the use Of the
Army or Tor D'mtge 10 Property. Quartermaster Re
ceipis Uerd RiUs, eau have them settled aud col.
leeted by placing Them 10 the hands Of CHARLES Il.
GREEN, Agent for tue National Claim Agency OF
Washington, D. G. Omc' OF tho Tcnuessee Branch OF
the Agency, No iS Cherry street, mp Stains.
July 20-tt
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Mile EUGENE M. TOUpET

49, ava ~
WIN open French and English Day School on the
FiRsr Of SEPTEMBER 1862, In which all the solid and
ornamental branches of Thorough aud refined In
gsh and French Female education will be taught
French will be taught without extra charge to the
pupils attending Mile r. 3 school, and will receive
Instruction daily In that beautiful LANGUAGE
FRENCH GLASSES.
AT the close OF her school, daily in the afternoon
Nile I. will have separate French Glasses for Young
Lads and Misses, also for married OF single Ladies 10
whom instruction In French will bo given, three
times weekly, either at her school.roonIs a. above
or az the residence Of the pupil, il preferred.
Mile ToUPErs standing and competency Rs an en-
Gent teacher are too well known to the Naghyille
community for many years past % require any com
incubation
The terms Of her school, for Enesh tuition, are
made moderate ant to sutt the present times
Fer Rates Of Tuition, aud further part cuars please
apply 10 M lie IorPEr, personally, at the residence
Of her friend, Mrs lo7eph Woods No % High street
Nashville aucas
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IsHAM G.. HAERIs announces that he is
unable TO get arms for the newly organ
lied State forces, all available being APP
propriated to the newly released pris-
Oners.
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Your MuIa1''

LIesdS > a. our MuIGl -
A NEW COMIC CAMP SONG and CHORUS. which,
"a 10 bound 90 DO the mOst popular goug hi pfint,
Camp Edition can Dc srui BY mail % any part "a az
country, on receipt of 10 cents iu ttamts
A this song has become very popnlar tbro.sb,t
lhe camps suffers and New. haprr dclleis would AL
well 90 supply themselysa BY the hundr,i ,sbrb ~.
De hhd Ai %. sUnnbo Yates
Also. NEW SONGS.
lone dmy6 BY ihr sea...... by Vu,.... n.
im Lo9.ing ior Him Home. .........
hYHpgrllnn--1l0 aud Chorua,
beautiful ballad ''N'"'N
Ig.hlia, "I Wlneia- splendid variations.
a",'f eat foha o. brilliant, ana NOT d.HcnIt--iy
Mss NirL ~
@. Z. BEAUNAN.
- UNION smlIT
SUCCESSOR TO q. u. BHNsDN.
luJ ll--tf
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LATEST NTELLIGENE
Army Movements Near Washington.
Rebel Operations in Maryland.
HagerstOwn Occupied by the Enemy.
Pennsylvania Invaded by Rebels.
Governor Curtin's Order.
The Situation Opposite Cincinnati.
Pope's Report of the Late Battles.
Tae Rebels Retiring Before General
Mcclellan.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two wills OF 4 JEt, 10 me directed by
ID the Circuit Court OF The O. uitrI States Tor the
Middle District of Icnnesace, l. y. H. GlaaoOck, Mar.
8hal 10 aud for said District win expose for sale pub.
hcr 1892, 40 the Court House door, Ia the city OF
Nashville, AN the right, title, claim aud Interest
which John 7 Mckinley has Ia and 60 the following
described lots, OF parcels OF land la the town OF Nor
lreeshoro, Rutherford county state of Tennessee TO-
gether with Tue buildings and Improvements on the
same via 9t containing ~ estimation $3.50 square
feet, fronting 20 feet on the public square iu Mur
lretsboro, running back northward t0m said Square
700 teet, without building on "a, vested hi SAID q. q,
Mckinley BY deed regisleret n book OF the Regis.
ter of Rutherford county paFe nOi also lot desIg.
mated n The original plan OF said town OF Murirees
huro as No 20, beginning al stake, southeast corner
of said loo, running thence West $50 feet 20 stake
thence west A. feet 90 W. G. f.cichor's corner,
thenca north % teet o. stake uu the street. thsnre
east vith The street 90 tho northwest corner Of the
Presbyterian rrch lot thence south $50 leot 10 the
beginning vested ~ said Mckmley by deed reg ster'
ed u book 8, page 53i iot 10 Murheosboro, bound.
ed o. lollpNH btunnug with stake "a iect north ~
said Mckinley sputhscst corner NJ ioi purchaaed
from i0nea thence vest lslk fret 30 tie street
thence north s0t5 feat 90 a stake, with said street
corner oI lut formerly owned by fetcher hrnee cost
$685. feet 90 stake, thence south o. The brginnuF
vested u said Mckinley by deed registered in book
page lA0i aud "a bot bounded a7 iooAa beginning pn
northwest corner Of lot Owned hy jams Mcdowell
o., running thence north with the street 90 lul o.
the corner O lhc street. thenCa est With tnc street
% feet 90 stake. thruce south hj fret tu stake ou
said McDowtil's hue thence west With sli line ~
feet 90 the beginning, Yfsiod On sHId Sd Kulay bN
decd registered in book o. pages $40, 3ll said pro
peTty being levied upOu g. satisfy fudFmfut u favor
90 ~ CcurCg laiourcado Co., against . n Mcku.
ley aud Iltgmsnt ID favor Of Meaiof ana O.
ihe SON day u April, iso2, and on the 40 dag II
Nay iani Sale 40 take plile "a no 0'cIlCk, A M
D. 0LAsCOCk
a.ll4ls- 2. r. Marshal. 81. 70. r.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward {!

IL FEBRu Any LAST ! HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
Ia run aWiy on boat from Clarksville, hy tile
names OF FOSTER and EDMuSD. Said boys len Carks
willie few days aiter the feiera troops took pos-es-
sion of the place
Edmund Is about feet aud weighs 100 or TO
pounds, and is % "a years Old and of dark con-
plcNou. Foster Is 90 feet HIGH and il Of yellow com.
pleXou, and will weigh 40 ur 100 pounds, ana is
about - or 20 years old. when thcy were heard
from last they we're IN Gen, MoCools division
! viii give the above Reward 10 any one a. they
viii bring them 10 me Ia the City OF Nashville
WIN s. CHEATHAM.
nashville, Team, August llh, 1862. aug1-lm
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Tusr REOmVED AND FuR SAFE,
- ullrnVatereg
HnGf.tlnd MoiteF Leather
leather ana Cam Heltina1
ilJsWM LYON,
iu'Fg 81 hIfEcl 20
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Refuse the Issues of All Ranks
mentioned below.

HVtWst TIC tssWcs OF All WnulIE
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee banks arc broken. OF
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, az Brownsville
central Bank of Tennessee, al Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bauk at Membhis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution al Mcmnhis
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro
Minors and Manufacturers' Bank at KnoyyiD
lank OF East Tennessee, az Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Tfenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, AT Dandridge
Bank OF Claiborne, at Tazeweil
Bank OF T0zewell, az Tazcweu
Lawrencoburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
1ilizens' Bank, at Memphis
Bank OF America, at Clarksyille
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Proceedings of the Rebel Congress.
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SELECT SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES',
Summer Street, behreea Cellar and Union, (Vsa siSs,l
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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DOURrFUI.-wuD car.

North. Western Bank of Georgia.
tank of The Empire State, eco.
Bank of Athcns, Geo.
Fulton Bank.
Bank of Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Bank,
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Army Movements Near washington.
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Fae Rebels Retiring Before General
Mcclellan.
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The Situation Opposite Cincinnati
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Pennsylvania Invaded by Rebels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

service BY Major General Butler, and sent be-
fore Judge Bell on charge Of having swin~
died 3 number Of soldier who had been d::s-
c.2aresd on account Of disability and sickness.
II appears that the Ex-Ilie'ltenant had reoe&v~
ed certain sums Of money fron said soldiers,
on the promise that he would procure them
speedy passage by sea to their homes, and
that he gobbled up the money, but did not
perform his part Of the contract.
II having been represented to the Secretary
Of the Treasury that the practice Of requiring
accrued interest to be paid in coin prevents the
conversion Of United States notes into Five
twenty per cent. Bonds, he las authorized
subscriptions for those Bonds, without requlr-
ing such payment Of accrued interest The
day Of deposit will be stamped upon the Bonds,
if registered, and upon the first c2upon It
Coupon Bonds. The interest will run 1ron1
such date.
The Lindsay notion Cor 2 recognition Of the
{. s. 4. was to have come up IN the British
House of Commons on Friday, the 18th inst,
and the result may reach as any moment, via
Cape Race. The following is the text OF the
motion in full: THE mover Of It, It should. DC
added, by way OF explanation, IS to be LORD
Vane Tempest, Though the real author OF It
is Lindsay himself:] ''That, Ill the opinion OF
this House, the States which have seeded
from the Union Of the Republic OF the T. ;.
have 50 long maintained themselves under
Senarate and established Government, and
have given such proof of their ability TO sup
port their independence, that the proprlety OF
recognizing these States as Ill independent ma
tion IS worthy Of the serious and immediate
attention Of Her Maiesty's Government, and
that this House will cordially support Her Ma
iestv in endeavoring, in concert with 1ore1gn
Powers, by mediation or otherwise, to bring to
q termination the existing contest III America
The funeral Of ex-President Van Buren, took
place at Kinderhook, n. Y, on Monday, and
was attended by large concourse. The re-
mains were deposited in the cemetery OF the
v;llaoe The stores and houses were closed
and draned IN mourning The impressive ex-
arc;sas we're brought to a close with prayer
and henediction by the Rev. A. Van Aandt, OF
Wisconsin, who for period Of ten years, was
a much respected pastor Of Mr. Van buren,
The only adult relatives present were Aoranl'
John and Smith F. Van Buren, sons OF the
deceased, and Major Lawrence Van Buren,
. hrother Of the ex- President. A letter says
The neonle Of the surrounding country ap-
peared to have turned out en- '"osse to the 1'ne-
ra] and the number Of old men to be seen
among them was truly marvel.
Gem Butler has had a severe attack OF pll-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

Shearer, Of Bradley Johnson's First Maryland
(Confederate) Regiment was captured at Ha,s
cock, Md. on the 25th, together with 8 fine
horse and equipments He was brought 70
Hagcrstown snd committed 70 JAIL Il is al
legged that he had been in Washington and
Frederick counties for three weeks, recruiting
for bis regiment, with poor Success and was
about TO return TO Virginia when arrested
Mr. Henry Rice, q wealthy 'Uurlkard'' farmer
OF Washington county, was also arrested II
Hagerstown, and refusing to take The oath Of
allegiance, he was committed.
A Washington letter ays:--''The President
and family are at the old Soldiers Home
Secretary Stanton has taken up his residence
on Georgetown Heights, while Secretary Smith
has gone 10 Bedford Springs for his health
Secretaries Seward Chase, Bates and Blair re-
side still in town.
The correspondent Of the New York Ex-
press announces that hv the evacuation of James
Island ali chance Of approaching Charleston By
any feasible land route has been abandoned -
The Federal troops have also retired from
Edisto Island and now only hold Hilton Head,
Beaufort, Pulaski, and their Immediate depen-
dencies.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 25th says
that twenty-five pieces Of artillery part Of the
eighty taken b" the English from the Russians
at 1nkerlnan, nd presented TO the Confcderacy
by English 1lorchants have arrived at Ma
con. They gle evidence Of having seen SER
vice.
Capt. Gwin, Of the gunboat Tyler, reports
that on board bis boat during the engagement
with the Confederate ram Arkansas, he had
eight men killed and sixteen wounded He &C.
cuses Lieut. Hunter, commanding the Queen
of the West Of cowardice The latter is
charged with running to the feet for protection
without firing gun, notwithstanding he was
signalled to come to the aid OF the Carondelet.
DR.. Stone, regular army surgeon, has just
reached Washington under the operations Of
the new exchange OF prisoners. He was cap
tured at Bull Run, and consequently remained
in prison one year and seven days.
The office Of the St. Croix Herald, published
at St, Stephens, N, B., was again visited by a
mob last week, and their work Of destruction
was this time nearly complete. The Herald is
about the only newspaper in New Brunswick
that has supported the Union cause; hence the
wrath Of the Provincials against it.
The Union Irishmen Of St. Louis held 8
r4eeting on Friday evening, and about 1000
are said to have been present. Resolutions
were adopted declaring unalteiable attachment
and loyalty to the government, institutions and
flag OF the u. S. The following was also adop'
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Il New Orleans, ten 1'1oA71 s'>sS S'>oe>1 <'AA
1or directing that every negro found after
.1,rl about the streets, without pass from Ills
.stsr s;,ould be treated according to the laws
zoftbe State viz whipping, and imprisonment
soO bread and water.
Accoopts from New Orleans say that the
u.,.tb boy was scorching hot but the city healthy.
nr;ces Of provisions had declined consider
sobv IN consequence Of heavy arrivals from the
.Nortb and -four had gone down to 81, there
v causing much loss to the spectators. The
]a5oring and poorer classes are, however, still
s.suaaring considerably, and the government
.yas feeding about 800 to 2, 900 poor families
from the free market.
It's thought that Malvern Hill will be the
scene Of many skirlnishes, It's peculiar position
rendering it a point of great advantage to the
.prty holding it. It is only some two or
three hundred yards from the Union outposts.
We learn says the Macon Telegraph, that
several large planters in Southwestern Geor-
Bic. have sold their growing crop q corn, 70
le delivered al the nearest railroad depot, at
twenty-five cents per bushe, and others are
anxious to sell at the same figures.
!. B. order Of Gen Boyle, "a prison for rebel
females is in the course Of preparation at New
port, Ky"
B The Mayor Of Baltimore has ordered al cleo
lion TO be held in all tie wards OF that city ex-
cept the fifth and sixth, on Friday next, the
lst day Of August for members Of the Second
Branch Of the City Council.
Among the new accommodations at Piney
1ont, are the cottages put up by the proprle-
tH OF the Pavilion Hotel" now eight in
aon0er, and TO be increased. His guests
GaVe, at their option and without extra charge,
ICONS IN these cottages while taking their
meals at the Hotel
a letter from on board the Hartford, Com.
! "IFaS0ts s nag ship, dated on the 18th inst,
s"SS an account Of the passage Of the feet
.S0"0 before the batteries at Vicksburg, It
sPIVafs that owing to the darkness and smoke
.,'I' ~ ram Arkansas could not be seen. First
l@ 1~>,Sr george Lounsberry, Of the Hartford,
r;e1 %,HSE Of Lieut.. J. ", Lounsberry, of the
80. U1 New York Regiment, was killed by
}s4,'oo 5,. bail as the Hartford was passing the
,,,., wy morse Shoe and American Falls at Nj
nss 5ss~ were illuminated on the 4th Of July by
eot.s ' :" lights placed behind the sheets Of
}}s,vte, 1ae effect is said to have been very
s2na .'S oollth was convicted at Philadelphia
bar "a. 10y ago OF robbing the mint, about five
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-29

It's Northern Democratic friends to profess
great devotion to the Union, the Constitu-
ton ana the Administration of Abraham Lin
coin, in order that they may organize thor
ouglly for the work, and thus secure way
to triumph in the approaching fall elections. -
This was the game played in California and
Oregon at the last canvass, bu; the Unionists
were not to be caught by chlypocri;ical cant,
and tho result was, the triumph Of the Union
Administration ticket, by a two-tlIir,!s major.
ity. 1t must be extremely humiia;ing to the
loval men of certain localities in the North to
reflect that they have allowed themselves to
be used by Vallandigham and his traitorous
crew to aid the rebels in their hcllisll work of
overtlrowing the Government they had
sworn to protect and defend.