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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
TAX NOTICE FOR 1862

THE TAX PAYERS. OF vANDERBURGH
Il County are hereby notified that the Tax Du-
picate for l>62 containing list of Taxes for State
county, and other purposes, has been received by
ME from tho Auditor of said County, and that 1
can be found at my Office, in the Court House. for
the purpose eff receiving the revenue The Taxes for
| the year 1862 are follows: sHe 3e rlao
For State purposes, IS cents each 500 valua.
t1on and 80 cents on each taxable poll.
For Military Debt Sinking Fund purposes, 5
crnts on each Slb valuation, as aforesaid.
For State Debt Sinking Fund purposes, cents
on each ST 0 valuation as aforesaid
For Common School purposes, In cents on each
Sl0Y valuation as aforesaid, and 50 cents on each
taxable poll except to the property and polls of
negroes anu mnlattoes. For County purposes As
cents on each 500 valuation and dollar on each
taxable poll. ~
And for the purpose Of providing a revenue to
meet the annual interest on County Bonds issued
TO the Evansville 4 Charlottesville Railroad Com
pany, cents on each 500 valuation as aforesaid
For Township, Special School and Road purposes
as levied by the Trustees of the verul Townships
Of said County, with the advice and consent of the
Board OF Commissioners Of said County is as fol-
lows, to-wit: sssa 80 a 800 = y
Fer Pigeon Township; For Special Schoofpur
poses cents on each Sluo and for Read purposes
cent each SlOa valuation, as aforesaid on All
property not within the corporate limits of tho
City of Evansville.
For Knight Township: For Road purposes
cents on each Sloivaiuation as aforesaid; ard for
township TAX cents. s-r -z-fA ffrtf
For Scott Township: For Township purposes. 2
cents; for Special School purposes cents on each
500 valuation, as aforesaid rf aft rrfs
HoF armstrong township: For Township pur
poses, cents: and for Special School purposes 8
cents on each 500 valuation, as aforesaid
| For Perry Townehip: For Township purposes C
cents; and for special purposes % cents on ea~h
Sl0a valuation aforesaid for Road Tax q cents
For Union Township: 1r -HN 70 esa~s
or Centre Township: For Township purposes,
q cents; for Special School purposes, ~ cents ;
and for Road purposes, u cents each sfOo val
uation as aforesaid a@.-1s.aa+ -fF .f+
For German Township; For Township purpos g.
| tcents for Special School purposes AGENTS.; and
for Road purposes cents on each 800 valuation ,
as aforesaid.
For City Of Evansville: For Special School pur-
poses, ~ - each 500 valuation, as aforesaid
oc24 w&dSw LEROY CALVERT, ING.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

e LARGE AUCTION SALE. - Tomorrow,
Thursday the 23d inst, in my sales
room, at nine o'clock A, NJ, public auc-
ton will take place, and continue every
day for the balance of the week, when |
viii offer an assortment of dry goods,
consisting of calicoes, delaines, bleached
domestics, Canton flannels, linen, brown
and white table-cloths, satinetts, casi-
netts, etc; also, ready-made clothing,
boots and shoes, saddles and harness,
plenty Of hosiery and notions, lot Of
cigars, candy, and candy jars; also, some
valuable instruments for surgeons. Next
Saturday a large sale of furniture will
take place.
J.J. COIN, Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

pG- Mr.. Foote, of Tennessee,f the
gentleman who delivered such strong
Union. address in this city before the
Library Association, seems determined
to have grand break upsin this Gov
eminent The other day he introduced
a resolution into the Confederate Con-
gress rendering the. free navigation of
the Mississippi to the Northwestern
States, if they would secede On the
I'd inst. he reported one recognizing the
neutrality of California and Oregon and
of the Territories of Washington and
Nevada, and proposing reformation of
league, offensive and defensiKes be-
tween said States and territories and the
Confederate States. = -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

PRoMoTED.-Among the promotions,
by the Governor, we, find the following:
Lieut. ColsChas DENLY of the AID, to
be Colonel ofthe S0th. ,
Major James shanklin, Of the AID, to
be Lietenant Colonel,of the same. <
Jesse L. Holman to be Lieut. Colonel
of the 18th. - u >
We had the honor of educating the
last named, and it affords Us the greatest
pleasure to learn of his advancement.
He is-of excellent stock. = -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Notice,

AS L shall be at indianapolis till the
30th inst, have made arrangements
with Mr.. Jas, Swanson to attend to my
business during my absence. Any per-
son wanting lumber will apply to him at
his office on Water street. ,iea
oel6-2wd ALEX. SIMPsoS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Lost.

Between Main aad Chestnut streets,
a small memorandum book, valuable to
no one but the owner. Any one finding it
will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at this Office, or at Iglehart Brothers
Mill IGLEHARr BROTHERS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
HOME INTERESTS.

sdr Keep it before the people, that
the very best pictures of every descrip-
ton are made at ]. Perry's Elliott's City
Gallery. w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

H3- H. Nelson will sell the remainder
of the stock of goods late of Fred. Kron,
deceased, this afternoon, at the corner of
Main and Second streets, among which
are tirst-rate safe, platform scales, a
lot of queeuswarea and glassware, corn
shelIers. etc. etc. lae no .lasU I'd
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

NoTIcE.-If boys don't behave them
selves in the Post Office lobby during the
opening of the mail, and grown people
don't try to keep the boys still, I shall
have to close the front doors during the
opening Of the mail 9u o POSTMASTER.
- Oct. 20-d3t legi 'af iaai saigo9
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

BT A portion of the Democracy of
Indiana united with the ultra Abolition
lists in the Terre Haute District, and sue
ceeded in electing Dan Voorhees, to Con-
gress. We regret this exceedingly. He
is not a proper man for the times. Col
conda Commercial, Democratic
There, Dan, put that in your pipe and
smoke it
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
LOST.
DESERTED.
WANTED.
Business Men Attention

i94ar Business Hen Attention. N y
EETANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY
w habits and business capacity, situation in
DRUG or GROCERY STORE Has had experience
in both is good Druggist and Pgescriptionist, and
Is competent to fill either position. Address for
particulars or reference s9off .1f.io -..4r. =
s-ialr..- 8. Messrs. A. C. HALL0CK & SON,
octf3-1w -. p. EransrfIle Ind
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DI "a ID

On Thursday, the Esd inst, MIoHAE MExrzER,
. aged years.
The funeral viii take place on Saturday morn
ing at u A. NJ from bis late residence, on Ninth
street between Chestnut and Cherry. 1868
The friends of the family are invited to attend.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
n6~Among the rebel synpathizers

: W. among IIe ryUeI sJIuPatnI1olo m
the Blne-Grass region, who left their
homes and followed the rebel army in
their retreat South, was the Hon. James
b CLAY, who,-it is said, recruited regi-
ment for the rebel service. twill be re-
membered that Mr.. Clay, who was
charged with aiding the rebellion, was
placed under bond in the United States
Court recently, the amount of which
bond he has thus forfeited
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

BS5 A dispatch from Indianapolis to
the Cincinnati Gazette says; Cen Bragg
and Kirby Smith have succeeded in get
ting their entire armies, wagons and sup
plies safely out of Kentucky, through
Powell Gap, and Gen. Buell. immense
armyis now said to be en- route for Leb-
anon and louisville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Fine Lunch.

Charley Hobbs will set a fine lunch at
10 o'clock to-day, consisting of turkey,
oysters, soup, &c. &C., to which he invites
his friends.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

BG- The New York Tribune Of Tues
day predicts, editorially, that there will
soon be battle near Winchester, and
urges the sending of every available man
to reinforce Mcclellan. In the same
article, it says the last European advices
render it morally certain that France
and England will recognize the Southern
COnfederacy by the first of January
provided there be no changes IN the sit
uation before that time.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Louisville JoaiTnal


p How eTHE SOLDIERS sTorR -D P.
Stubs, Commissioner to take the vote of
9th Iowa Infantry regiment, stationed at
Fort Pickering, Memphis, Tenn, reports
the vote as follows: Republican, 28S;
Democrat, &c. Comment is unnecessary
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

THAT Loc.-The log which for some
time DISTRACTED the harbor below the
wharf boat, has, we see, been dragged
ont into the channel, and now lies there
menacing every boat that passes in the
night, and portending a huge bill of
damages for the city to pay in case of
accident. 80.
The lor is a most formidable ONE ca
pable, il fairly struck, Of splitting open
the stem Of steamboat, and why 1T was
not dragged ashore and blown to pieces
we are unable to determine. 1t should
be removed from the river.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

GROCERIES AT AUCTION To-DAY.-The
entire stock efgroceries, glassware, hard
ware, queensware, liquors, etc, etc, of
Fred. Kron, deceased, will be sold at auc-
ton, commencing this day at ten o'clock,
at No IS, corner of Main and Second
streets 'Ae FaA ai
g Z ELIZABETH KRoN, Adm'x.
Fl. NELsoN, Auctioneer. % SOP I
Oct q, 1852 -aiila eFf15 niasa
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,as LOUISVILLE, Oct. %.

81 fs ,ss LOUISVILLE, Oct. %.
Cen Manager Of Telegraph: I'LL
As the late tax law requires every Of
fee to pay tax of three cents on every
Telegram sent and paid for, you will
please notify the different operators to
require prepayment on all dispatches
sent on official business to this Office
| can receive no kilograms with pay to
be collected here. t1o'
(SigneO G. w. JENKINS,
Capt and A. @. NJ.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

sg The sale of queensware, glass
ware, groceries, and liquors of Fred.
Kron, deceased, is still continued again
this morning at nine o'clock, corner of
Main and Second streets A chance for
bargainsl II. NELSON, Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
To all Offices

See that no message leaves your Office
unless it be prepaid by the officer send
ing it, or prepayment be assured by a
responsible officer ese -
(Signed) SAMUEL BRUcH,
Assistant Sup't Military Telegraph.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

RG-Capt Ehrman has rented Judge
Fosters new Ware House, corner of Lo-
Gust and Water streets, in which to store
supplies.
1t is being rapidly fitted up and viii be
a roomy and convenient army Ware
house. The change will save the Gov
eminent from s40O TO $500 per annum.
Quite consideration.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Important Order.

The following important orders rela-
tive to Telegraphing, has just been issu-
ed;
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
ray- Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fasb

sT- Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fash
ion for November has been received by
Dobeu. 1t is "star number The
most prominent among the many, attrac-
tons, is beautiful steel engraving of
Miss Chase, daughter of the Secretary of
the Treasury, which alone is worth the
price of the book. 4. .,.-s.t....
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

ExtstING RUMoR-A dispatch was re-
ceiyed last night from Col Holloway by
Mayor Baker, stating that Adj't Gen. Fin
nell of Kentucky had information that
led him to apprehend that John Morgan
was moving in the direction of Evans
vile, and advising that scouts be sent
out aad 'trilssary men in this region be
notified shat we might not be surprised.
IF Morgan is coming this way his OBJ
jeet is Greensboro or Henderson or both.
Prompt measures were taken by Mayor
Baker and Gen. Blythe, the latter of
whom is unfortunately sick, to give the
distinguished guerrilla chieftain a warm
reception, if he attempts to visit Indiana,
and to guarantee that bis stay on this
side shall be continued until the resur-
rection morn, unless his friends send for
his body "a
We fear John won't come, as he is
well advised that the Indiana Legion
would take particular pleasure in teach
ing him such lesson as they taught his
friends at Owensboro. In the mean
time, the utmost vigilance should be
used, that we may all be found ready.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
! GROCERIES.

COTTON YARN.-50 BAGS 5fb's and 60U,s
u for sale by z-l Sc. GILBERT & co.
octis aaffsE-sre No 4sycaInore street
NEW No. / HERRING.-5p BOXES BEST
l Just received at 81 GILBERT I co, ~
DURE CIDER vINEGAR.-0 BBLs JUST
4 received by S. 4. GILBERT CO.,
oct Is aslf saf No. Sycamore street
NEW CORN BRoOMS--l5O D0Z. EXTRA
In just received and for sale by El.
1 s. e. GILBERT CO., Z
/ oct's ss zero ~ No. Main street II
CtTAR CANDLEs.-73s WHOLE HALF AND
- quarter boxes tor sale low, in lots, to the trade
'octts 4 = : No. I Main street
CTARCH-2os BOXES BEST QUALITY,
- for sale by fff s. 4. GILBERT d CO.,
ocl2 70 af No. =. sycHr-crM strr
DEFINED sUGARs-55 bbls assorted just
octis '1N say 4. E. GIIBERT& co.
Sardines, Oysters and Shad.
x CASES SARDINEs 10 CASES CAN oYS-
~ tiers, and h cans; srs s-e, -., b, 81
cases fresh Lobsters;
cases Locust Shad 3saA U5G ri
zat ceases fresh Salmon. For sale at 80 2 7
SEP aas.h ELLIoTTs Family Grocery
Postage Stamps Wanted.
I'VE WILL GIVE BANkABLE MONEY FOR
w Postage Stamps, wnen brought in sums
Of one dollar or more. 1888 l19a5 40 la.4
rfl en- SCHApkER j. BUSSlNGs
octis rs Main Street. Y
CASTLE SOAP--I5 boxes choice for sale very
u low by SE. GILBERT eco. ~
octl3 H8Hs ffs.f.tfE ga IH. III "a
sai- Lamps! Lampsiinof 81
yTICKERY'S Is ACKNOWLEDGED BY EN-
cry body to be the great depot Of Coal Oil and
Lamps VS. opening some new styles
which we propose to sell, Who'll sale or retail at
very low figures. kerry BROS,
sep36 g. Main street.
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s5~ The city authorities have issued
some 81, 600 in denominations of Is and
50cents, for the convenience of change.
1t is eagerly boughtup by our merchants
and business men.
The never failing credit of the city
will insure them against depreciation.
RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-We learn from
the Eastern papers that Gen. Sumner
has been relieved from active duty, at his
own urgent request
We regret that advancing age and
hard service has rendered this step
necessary, as the Union cause can lily
spare such an accomplished officer at
this time.
HANDSOME CoLoRs. Our attention
was attracted, while passing up Main
street yesterday, by a magnificent stand
of colors, displayed in the show window
of Schapker & Bussing.
Upon examination, we found they are
intended for the 65th Legiment Indiana
Volunteers, and are present from Mr..
A. NJ. Connect, sutler of the regiment
They are of unspeakable beauty and
elegance. The blue banner has a mag
ni6cently embroidered eagle, embodying
the American shield, in the center, and
the material is of the mostsuperb kind.
The Stars and Stripes are composed of
the richest silk, of the most gorgeous
colors, handsomely fringed-with yellow
or orange silk fringe, ca
The gallant 65th may well be proud of
their colors
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

l In accordance with the above, the fol-
lowing order was issued. -.. s....t
esq. LOUISVILLE, Oct q
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

p!oyed to free the shores from these as
sassins, navigation must entirely cease
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-We learn from
the Eastern papers that Gen. Sumner
has been relieved from active duty, at his
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

War is no time for elaborate experiments, or
for patching up shattered reputations.
The President needs to Nsinforce his Qbinet
with new vigor and new ability WithSltany
impea.hmeht Of hissown capacity, thaPresi.
dent must have>a strong Cabinet or AZ will
have q weak Government. Tie ables Of our
Presidests have been the ones who haze sur
rou.ded themselves with the ablest md. The
sneory that Cabinet officers are mere secreta-
ries, and therefore not responsible, Dies not
avail; each Secretary carries not only into his
own department. but into the whole policy of
me notwithstanding, the spirit, the vigor, the
energy OF his miniature { and if the Cabinet
Is made up Of weak men, they will inevitably
give the country a weak Government. We
heed now the Strongest Government the coun.
Try mas ever seen. Andit needs no prophet to
predict that, without more strength, more Wig
o,ous power, a larger grasp, and more eper-
getlc mastery of the resource which the coun-
kry IS pouring into the hands of ,the Adkpiais-
V- we rravo~ nru- nrrnerto, The Union
cause is doomed to speedy and disastrous
overthrow. ~
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THE I at ~SHARPSBUR,c.
Advantse with the Confederates
Gen. LetRecrossed the Potomac

hicHMoD, Sept 22.-Thc accounts of a.
battle at Srpsburg are yet mcarre and =, .ne
what contdictory, but agrees in renroao some
this battlfo haye been the most bfnado thS
qTe hap contested engagement of the war; n"u
!ssSslZ ,ysg &2Hd HlBBm}RS' By a sasssssfsnsss = !,
lug the ipeated o~nslaug6ts Of the repelI,
omcef nave arrived here who uta I
tney VIZ over tine battle field on State that
ana thqh ssert that the advantane thursday,
on m our g, the enemy having alan remained
Inc y papers of this moInins oack.
mac, dFr uda .. lee has recrossed the pa ,as'
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Our Cause.

Every5ere the skies, that awhile
back wofa s0mbre aspect, are now
lfned wi the brightness of success,
There iElow no room for the mos,
timid lPspond. The valor OF South
ern troy is scattering tho hosts OF
Lincolt'om sunny soil. The army
III Vir4a, after de. eating Mcclellan
behindbs strong Qualifications on the
Peninsk, and again on the historic
lplainsl Manassas, capturing millions
Of dolls worth of stores, aud thOus.
ands ob.iYnegs,. has landed upon Ma
rylandtsh4'e, to give assistance to the
down-todfn people OF that noble
State. Washington is beseised, and
the YanESB are on the defensive. In
Westerr3 rgihia, Maj. General Loring
has pussf his COLUMN until it rests ii.
EOniO. ~ has capturca so>e.al rcgi
mentsH yankees, stores to. Il treme;.-
dous Hbunt, and fifteen or.twenty
thousil stand Of arms. Read what
mas w done ut uarpcr'S Ferry by
the il hciblo Stonewall-nearIy l2,0OU
YanA$, several hundred horses, two
OF lfst hundred wagons, 70 pieces of
coney, lots of stores, and all without
the Is OF over THREE MEN killed!
Wefpcct to hear OF him next falling
in N rear of Mcclellan, whose attaca
upS Gen. Lee at sharpsburg is an
atsh.t to take advaLtaseof Jackson's
ab3lce. Morgan, ut Cumberland Gap,
h5Spiked his cannon, burnt his stores,
may escape. East Tennessee is
In Nashville the toe is besie 4eu.
VICE is moying omit. Bragg captuTed
a.rly 6UJO Yankees in OK Auintuck'
io othel day, Price 600 about The same
Tue; Louisville and George D. arfi
ighlened; Porkopolis in Ono is squeai
Is; the Northern press is howling, Al
y $ drunk and Brownlow sick, and ia
ORTIZ crying invasion. Our sky
right Il cause is just, u army bratf J
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From the Chattanooga Daily Rebel.
TERRIFIC FIGHT N MARYLAND.
Heavy loss On Both Sides.
Genls Stark, Ianning & Branch
1illed.
Reported put Of the Enemy.

The Enquirer y a dispatch from Warren
.oa; uatea the 2oq' announcing a terrific fight
o5 oharpsburg, Aryland, on Wednesday, The
advantage belngon our SIDE. Great loss on
ooth = les. Gem Star Manning and Branch
were Killed. am d. r. Jones, K. r Jones'
kIpley and Laton wounded The wbol,
strength OF bon armies Was engaged IN the
nSot heportays the fight was renewedson
thursday anfhat the enemy was routed and
criyen nine rhes. "no
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[For the Daily Bulletin
WINCHESTER, Tenn, !
September 10th, 1882.

Nr'' A<LteOT
What is to be the policy of our Gov.
ernmfnt in reference to that class Of
Persras in tn. country lately held bv
the tHeralslwho have taken the notI
of ALLEGIANCE?
asithis question with the hone That
some " better prepared than nv f
w'li eIighten the country upon tho
sunJeet,i certainly, at present, there
Is sfeal tversity Of opinion, aud much.
CONFUSION about it. If all are to be
deemed Aeaies and treated as such
Mno nasA.assn the oath, it will be
arav!ns avfy thousands who arc, and
always way @'t oA, with the South '''
But, sVAposAfrom Gen. Lees COW
mont will, \ all Ases, whsr" uo'orn-
has been reNiredA,. erto,t,J "n oA!h
treat it as a hlllityAnd Ills, donh ,nIp'y
is the true policy, AsbnulI h" 'oe,e's'
relations. M ~ 'ocial
The oath is certaiA
vould pretendthat itX %oo No
that is, that it would 1890 oaln-
law as va id, Tor severaH oosnl~ea IN
of the principal Of Which, '0ss--ono
- IA NJ II hhI
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NORTHERN NEWS.
AnI'Vlalm a Victory at sha1rs.

aid the 18th OF. 24.-The New York H.,
iatsssE that the Confederates wes~SnallsLulg.
s'aS onn,s official report OF the capture
HATS Fsrry, dated the 10th, says; 20
cr"f,a5 ourarms with another brilliant Sui
-cess ehe surrender at Harper's Ferry yeste|
day. of Brig, Gen. White and ll,OCo trooH
ssgS S haa assa,y's
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~ - . - - ~
mao no powGior authority to do so.
Not only woN these oat6s be rsr,.
ded by the jaihiaI authorities rs ga
4" - Seh@fout they are unauthor
lied by the pdsy, or law Of n,tin'
DuV no." slat lAose be treated who
nave 'oiuhIaMM taken the oath OF al.
lcsiancc to the Federal G,vnrrmnn, .
A"oro c''' oe ~ one answer t. this
question: ana uat IS, that they be re.
s"looo "s e'icinca Certainty we cam
'oC treat men Sdrlends, for they are
our sworn enemes, not only by name,
but every ntcreAprompts Them to h.
against US. tlabg taken the oath,
.lie cohlscatlon uEl0cS not reach them
pu' shouid lhe oaN} succeed, they feel
tlaO 'iey may pan danger otconisca.
tion hence, upolthe question Of pron.
erty, (and this is lii seat of iujou;tvl
'he motive Is win fhe Federal Gov.t
eminent.
But again, iftheScuth succeed, they
know Il coSnomagf story at once
attaches TO them ; vMrcas, il The North
succeed, they arc rt3s i;ncuiico, haviny
became loyal at "nafly period. And
as'ae from these codl crations, which
will certainly con1 them in their.
ieeilnss towards usKlI it do to trust
men as friends who ANf stnl'iIy them.
selves? Thy volatility, while citi
zens OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES swore
to support th9<constIutlaot the Uni.
): LED States, Atlhry btoneAto observe
ala not SO intca, then thiAnneuI to
High Heaven to- witness tbev
would do what thet did not Hend to-,
do, is not only u hrfeying Of ON hon.
or aud conscience,but it is a san the
soul us far as it;an be made. Sncb
men mean, while Ill are in the c(rtrv
to be on u side, and save theirEn
erty through us If we succeed. Md
then, again, wher the enemy comA.
TO the country they intend u p3e
that they are onhis side; and tob
this, they must make revelations nj
neighhois.1 This is the only proof
Is satisfactory 70 Yankee dignitajel
and 1t muskbe gwen. This securekh}
property on the Federal side if 1ey
succeed.
NOW. IN this ,~strnoGln- nf blood ht
VITO declde whether we are u nnt3 pt
fNce mena or scattered WANDERERS, d
affiliations, wo ca, Ie y
NNNincn who nOShiy .