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All accounts from the Nsvte ,Hs,ss upsa
one point: the entire dissol2tisa u public
opinion It 10 net denied b asy eas that
Congress 10 divided, that the Cabinst 10 d.
vidsl, and thst the press, AID consequently
the esuptry At large, = divided on every
leading question Of war snd fsssee. This
break up Of the original usity Of '6l-
which 1t one time ssemsd TO Be - ever
lasting bosd Of union fop the sake Of the
Uaioa"-is nothing more nsr less thaa the
inevitable conflict Of party Interests, Of per-
sosal rivalriss and Jealousy, aud tie suo.
beriess petty schemes aad household
elass ors, which fellow, sssass q later, the
uonatsr.l Political coalition. Il vas bossd
70 seue, and The vsndsr 10 that the crisis
was delayed - long.
Twelve months ago, - have questioned
the Adniuistratisa weald have bsea -
order cell il prise. keep. Il 10 now
done with eenp@sssst ssss BY cay ess Who
has . mind 70 Il. Twelve nsashs ses, 70
have assailsl the " Cesstitutisu ~ il Wa "
.ad the "u' pies o. il is," would have besa
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pk's s. ,S .i.hins = sss1heisssse. bsysaa the
EMrI"HMGNr NJ t.snsaM a.. WAGES
81 ''ar roxk house. two mlies .: Dsnna Ca m
IN the u day Of March. iss1. l:~sesence-Nl.J r
Cumming e. ). A. Appiy ~ once In ses.po ~ by
lester. OIlyk:i, NICHOLS = (sO
derS-lm Po,kerv s.,r &. r a
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Hen Aabtrfseuuuts.


Farm for Sale, ct Sl3 30 per Aero.
r HAVE good farm for sale containing COO acres
and $50 cultivation. situsted In . beautMai
and fertile valley ose aid half miles from shs s. r
G. Railroad At Tynere Depot. and Mise miles Rest
Of Chattanooga. IL has on never falling Spsihg
Of excellent mineral water. For Particular call %
dee3O-30 r. N. vARNE1L,
- Tyuera IepOt.
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TO the Enrolling 0fleen Of East Teansepoe.
REPLY O. fr9u<nt inquiries. you are isJssu,ed
L that the P".a Ms -ters at Chsitanoo9s And Ko-x
vile. are tie eaiy ia East rrnnsssr vAo seo
smp'ed isOiu ConscriStion. JNO. L. HOPKINS.
Chattanooga. Dec. - r. a mr.
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NOTICE.

h.rcs Hensmnns. 81 t'ala. Oiivary. comsanv
u FLORIDA Rrgin,rne. viii adde's the una.s-.p
.nM r'aee he vail learn The pan csl.rs concr, No
es." Boy stt by hi" II Cave :.,. rs :. on ,Ae is.I
.' ss Any information Concerning he
Pre~c'' mcs IVY " This rrg,snea, Gill Ae thnnkfnilv
received by r. J. GIslS:SRY
d-c7im Asst Surgso, 9Th Mic. a. .
Camp near Musfree,hero Tenn . ll,e A
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H9ADQCAErHses

HeADQC Erxsss. !
4cninssills. Deeesnhsr Is 1854.
TIE Coescrsts la0P - this placs will he moved
= nees oWree<shnro, Tennessee. the 3.sh inst.
II eurollag O@een required to repor. there Who
have hesUtuSss0 sep,rted q hcAinsviile.
Chair0en q County c0orts ere required 70 furnish
- the Comasndsns - Cooscripes II Hurft-esirro
c"mplese list II the ns0es III ell Ensoing OGicers
r"n their ssvss9i couaties and I've Districts m which
they reside. MARCUS J. WRIGHT
6oeSo-lW Brig. 0cn. (,lsn,dg. ,kc
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now RECEIVING AND 10 ARRIVE
So Isaehss THREAD. ass.r,.d.
- ~ escorted esndy.
- ~ po.sS and sp.sss CARE.
. tisrcss RICE.
bbls SUGAR.
sssas SODA.
- I've SPICE.
2 Dbl. Ae.s.nsSs srRUP.
des. Dat BROONs.
. dog. BUCKETS and MEASURES.
= boxes CANDLES.
s,ozes TOBACCO.
rlRECRAckERs.
1000 nne CIGARS.
Giseer and r.. CAxEs.
STARCH,
AxEHAxpLEs.,
pAp.LocKs.
Ladies' SCISSORS.
Fine CONBs.
~1Es FORKS.
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- The establishment Of no Yankee Banks
IL New Orleans can redeem the credit Of But
lsrs drafts upon Justice. mercy and common
hsnssty
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vAlISE. marked x. 8. Young. Clarksvii'e. Tenn
"A unchanged bseWeea Atlanta and Riugg"ld. Ca,
the holder esa rstssn 70 NJ J. J. oesschamp. Chat
taaosRs. Tesa.. 4. G. WHY l. Co.. Atlanta. or the
so1essigeed st Ringged Ca. sind The hold Will
10 forwarded - may be directed.
dec3l.1W r. L. GLENN.
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THE SITUATION.

The STU AIlON.
The anticipated battle 1t Nsrfressboreugh
has commenced. AZ We 20 to press. dispatch
- reached this point, ssneuncing that the fight
opened 6ercely It IL o'clock n. to-day. We
have not received any particular sp to this
writing.
Yesterday Rosscrans demanded the surreu.
der Of Nurfesssboro. Braggs repl5 wss
GONE and take It." The scene Of conflict 10
not more than fsur miles nsrth Of Murfrsss.
boro. in IN opes area Of several nilsa square,
~ level ~ . race-courss. Every confidence
10 felt that oar forces will be succsssfsl. They
certainly nave tie sivs"t.Ks IL partition. end
An open country to fight in.
John Morgan trested the Yankees to .
Christmas eve visit. at Glasgow. killing and
Capturing . large number. Tho next day he
burnt. all the bridges between Mumtordsvale
and Elizabsthten. Ky., ssd destroyed sftssu
miles Of the Louisville and Nashville Road.
In North Carolina. the Abolition army 10
again in motion, from Newbsrn One account il
that they are advaucisg on Kinston. and snoth.
er that they aro moving towards Wsldee and
Crssnvills.
large iron steamer, the Giraffe, with stores
IN" a special messenger FROM Europe arrived
At = Confederate port on the 2sth.
Ges- Essnrsgard expresses bic readiness to
meet tho enemy on South Carolina soil.
The Fetlerals have ev.c,,ated st. Sisnon's 10.
ta,,d OH the coast Of Georgia.
Nothing additional from visgiais. Al lest
accounts, the array Of Gen, Ice was again in
nstion.
From West Tennessee. We have stirring
accounts vi the n,ovemspts Of Forrest and
Van Dors. 4 dispatch from Crsasda. 9th
Gays that the Memphis Bulletin Of 10th
states that On the 18Th Forrest destroyed
the raiirnNi cnnnsctiop near Hsnboldt, cut
ting III the Yankee suppies. Ssnnts re
port Forrest aud Wa Dern ls.i fs.rmed a
ju"c'."n anal attacked Memphis Oh the 7ad.
d'.troyi"k a large aaaou"t IL ssores- A.
p-ar.ne-. Indicate that the conflict on rhe
Mississippi aud Yazno will sson commsncs.
pr. Price who left Memphis ON Tuesday
evening. reports Van Dors ~ being in the
virinity. ~".i having ~~"t i, . dag Of truce
demanding surrender. The Abolitioaists
w~r- removing e,eryAtisg. Orly two Yam.
kee reKimeuts were in the town.
\ gsntIe..as j"ss through hro& Jsckson.
Miss. slriyed mere yssierdsy. VIE reports
that it vas believed in Jackson. to be the
.ietermnation Of Forrest sd vaa Dssa to
attack Me,npAis. We should 90 b sur.
prissd il Fssrsss has net ssssopseA - pay
. visit to the oity Of bic forsss -sssidaass. Is
il was nlss rumored in Jackson, whom our
infosnant left, that in consequeDns Of the
Representations ~ Memphis ~ Van Dor.
and Forrest. Gen. Sherman .had reinforced
that city. with $4,000 men frua bic eom-
Gnand near Ticksbsrg.
We are informed that private dispatches
have bssp received. to the effect that Horrest
hes destroyed great portion Of The Memphis
AID Ohio Road. captured the gsrrisons and
destroyed the stores 1t Humboldt. Trenton
and Cnion City.
All accounts ftsm the ksFte ,Hsres upss
one point 1: the entire dissoiasisa II public
opinion. II 10 net denied b. asy one that
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We Wants . Substitute

VIE wants Q 00o0eltuto
A STOUT. sbIe bodied man. over forty I've years
~ At age. will engage suhseituss astisiacto.
y price eau BE obtained Fer paFsicular enquire Of
dec9l J. Fl. WILLY.
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~ The transports of the Northern army
have not arrived at Nashville. Rosecrans will
be highly transported whenever they do. He
waits ahxiously.
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4 HAVE verv handsome young iron rrey mare
l yssrS I'D Ut ny stable. M marks ~ hsand.. The
ov ner must c.se isrvsrd prove property rsy char
ges. and take her swsy. u. y. PAkHAN.
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~ Gen. Schoepff has been ordered to
North carolins. He 10 . Pslander, six feet
And half high. 1T takes long polo" ~ tie
old ~, ing has it go knock down the persim-
ahons"-but It takes . longer one. than was
over contemplated by prophets or preverb.
to bring down those Of the cid Tar State.
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~ Bsuer's pluck did not putlast his cru.
city. His removal was evidently At bis own
request. The proclamation Of President Da-
Wis turned his face nsrth ward at such . rapid
rate. that . game Of ''olC sledre." it 10 said
might have been played ON tho tail Of his
coat!
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O0vFUARv.

O0vTC ARv.
DID. II Hsoiltoa rssssy. Tess. On shs lS,A DIV
u asrssWbsr: 1867. HAssARss Josspni~x HAla.
sldset daughter ef Jemims end asn,s Hall aged !.
vssn s"nths and - days
Her disease. thousS ec0p Ncss.d We sbssshs - -
chiefly poison. u - sst bsri n Sis. wses ne
tnr'bss Of ysars prsss bsssify spss ss-vlsn the
charms Of sss Outward ~orlN are s"ss Whss sAs a..
mssd tree e"urssss We srs materially sasiassA with
earthly objscts Then The eye u tk grows strssssr
tho the csssd ssxis. The s,ai. strsegss - n.
lssssd. Win the yessg hs~ striking the contrast
they have mssy sstraetio-. bind them = sartA-
They anticipate bright r'rr. rcplsss Nh promises
q hope. end have net Issrn- dsssssst thsm They
ere al environsd ~ Ne beautiful creatures Gs1
and the buoy ancy Of their s"irits h h hsmsny
with sn bsWes 4 h II this Circle. the death Of the
youths he homo Of s0setiHn. that the sublime
exhibitions n faith. the paadiun Of ssIigtsa. Aud
when consider the TACT sAat death holds hs empirs
over al seasons its swn. We then learn the
Importance early tssisiag TIE earliest Impressions
the mind of . child ought - hs u the love end
promises os Gsd. Ts mind tAss fortified. let death
come at ssy seasoa IL hasb NJ sesrors. Ne doubt
kss. had moro adsesioosts psreats. o. brighter
prospects for the future shssSsiphine.
The subject 81 shis sosiss 1ss enc II The little
lambs Of the aock q ~ writer whls sssch.g In her
visiaiy thsssesss h viii solsmsisy and much
9ret tuss ! esssDps t"" RW usouse q rsspoct. oho
died in her Senses desiring her friends 70 weep sr
grieve after her. hut 70 meet her In Heaven. Thus
pe"cefsl. hopeful passed away from the troubles Of
Ibis ;,fs. 6hs has gone. and Oh Who portray
the bereavement 81 TIE family.
But BOW the aovss hssh fallen. vAithes shsll they
ny for help not - am Of sssA-shsrs l. bot
Of rescue aud comIsrt. aud tAst FROM above.
To- He says suffer itls children to unto me. Tor
in my Fathers house ars many mansions. ssrrsw
then not after ysur lovely Josephine
When You against Heaven.
To murnar begin.
Remember the nven
And blush for your sin.
Z u. NC3nRH.
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~ Northern paper says:--"Burnsides
10 the great lever to move the Rebel army
awsy from Richmond" Yes, lie Is a great
lesser. He left almsst ~ quick ~ he came.
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-. II the Geographic ncws from Wash.
ineton 10 to 30 credited tho hump concern
there are in terrible stew.--PetersAury En-
If that's the case n few Rump steaks may
b the result.
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CLsvsLAND FGMALe IxsTrrurE-The sttcn
tIon Of parents and guardians is directed to
the advertisement Of the Masonic Female In.
stituts at Cleveland, Tennessee in thi. morn
ings REBEL. Thosc who have daughters or
wards to educate. conld not corsign them to
better College. cleveland 10 one Of the
healthiest locations in Tennessee. and the pan.
&c about the Small PsI, which recently exist.
ed there has. we.sre happy to state, entirely
svbsiied.
The Rev. Dr. Bradshaw. tho Principal OF
the institute. has IN envi.hlc reputation a. q
Professor. sod Instructor. TIE terms are ex.
csedingty modsrate. and hoard can be had in
gssd tamiiiss. and at con vssisnt boarding
ho'sss kept purpsscly fer young ladies at
reasonable satso.
-. The battle Of fredericksburg was the
tenth pitched battle in which Cen. Ice has
commanded. within less than six months, aud
in Ill Of then he has been victorious. No
other campaign except that of Italy in 1896
and that Of France in 1914. presents such .
resslt. He f~s not only proved himself. +.
great Lee-but also . great Lender.
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Strayod or Stolen

0CtSy0U u OVOb0u
ESROM shs subs .riGrr in Chattanooga IN the nigh.
~ The 1Sth. large boy hwse With ssddk and bri-
de sR. The asdse will ~ hlersiiy rewarded b.
leaving sasd Aosss at The quarter. IL She Provost
Soard. ldsc3l-Jel yNO. J. kLICk.
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WHO WAITS A SALES.--FUTURE

a NJ Oue desiring ss,L.tiiuta. WIN IL willing {.
IA pay literally ca fnd one who wili aever be suh
jecf - the c''nsiss get. ny applying y" J. ~ Mus
ply. QoartesrzAsers Supply f~Pt. Atlanta Ga.
dec1S-lOt
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WAITED.

A GOOD cosk. washer sd isooer. Apply at this
"A OAce. (dccl7. e.
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fnportant if True.

~ trd h M, TrL,,r1 l,,,or ,,,i,,.,, r.,
= '''''' "''''o'' ,'o''
'"'"''h'o" 70 '''"' lo"fhoi' ""Ich pre'endS 70
Eve conversation between President Lincoln
and cen. I1ne. /. contains a worry io,nor,ont
,,,t,.r # t-nc ,hor,L 49,, .s,.,...,, ..a .u,..
g.. -" ''PPO'' '"' o''''f
~" '0'A papers WIN soon 'oh'aih AN authorl-
alive contradiction Of IT. However, whether
nue 81 not, here it is
..,, tho law. ,oli.. If c., I,mo.I 10
At ,hc White unus~ On rridav p NJ " oon.
,,,'rraI J.. s,,',i. - - = ~
4 II, score. and 80 e[dcnIy ic,xpo| l"r ' the
n,bl,c eve Tim, feel NJ Iinsr,v = 'rn,,rI !, l,r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
TELEGnAPHIC NEWS ITEMs.
FROM WASHINGTON

January "a.
The House Committee on Commerce have
before them the question Of the reciprocity
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain.
Tne following has been issued by the War
Department This Department recognizes as
the first Of its duties to take measures for the
relief Of the brave men who, having lmperilcd
their lives in the military service Of the Govern
ment, are prisoners and captiyos It is there
fore ordered that two commissioners be appoint
ed to visit the city Of Richmond in Virgina,
and wherever else prisoners belonging TO the
army OF tie United States may he hed, aud
then take such measures as may be needful to
provide for the wants and contribute to the
comfort Of such prisoners At the expense Of the
United States, 70 such an extent AZ may be per
mittel 5y the authorities under whom such
prisoners are held
(sgned) EDwIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary Of War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28

N,r ssag EASY They have some trouble and
-,pM YET in tho South, \ recent number Of the
&orlola Day Book says
" \ private dispatch To gentleman in Rich
lnou3 i.om a prominent merchant ia Whining.
.ou. North Carolina, says thata fleet of thirty
'''sDls wasot anchor oil the mouth Of Cape Fear
r,yey. and a denomination upon " lmiugton
Nas hoaiE cNpac',d Such ielygums should
he sapr. s.i, as they auiy serve to " excite the
poop q, aud G "a knows we have troubllen1ugh,
Alth'a &. i'm TO create u plnc?"
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feoM uNGr,>

Nlw iuNk. Jan, %.
The Uerifs Washington despatch has the
following.
On Monday the Senate Naval Committee viii
make reply 10 the et,cr d! Secretary Nclies,
defending himself from the charges Of fraud
and corruption, 1t is understood that the
Committee do not cxonerate the Secretary.
The propeller Deynney Of Philadelphia, had
reached here last night. having ran the block
AIDE. She reports that she was fired at by II new
battery below Matthias Point and some 20 min.
utes from Aqua Creek. None OF the shots took
effect.
The Hrads Washington dispatch says that
the House ommttee on Commerce, have before
them the reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Canada.
The Times despatch states that our Govern
ment bud not received its Foreign dispatches by
the last steamer, up to a lte hour last nigh
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It is reported of Secretary Stanton that he
says the army must now earn It's living. The
soldiers in their dismal. inactive camps reply
that all they desire is something to do.
Gen Mcclellan IS DAILY out Of doors IN the
active discharge Of his duties
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Eeto...+.g Ma H.. 3D.,
OE,er. lrop ii,nc,,s r.n,rt ,h,. H.. p,,,-
mac I'm. ri..n .rop, t,en,y n ,,,ent,-,,,o ~,
,nd th,, t,..r, (. Il, n,..,nil,ty n .r,..,rr ,.r
tbn p,e.,n. ua rebtl .I.rk.on n .n,.o.'l i,
bsot ~ ne,r E,oney G.n I,,l.-..t..r.i,'n
b.rt ~ tl,.o4,.b .fi,, tt.r.,, rre.,. nap r,,o-
lsrIa..d ~, ,y,ii.n,' bri.,'.l.. ,'..,,.... H..
botse. n. !l3u....< deserted nc ill., .itil.o. 4,
~ .,..,...s /, r.....,
T,rr...r.u. Dan ,t
Con ~.pr,i. f.... y t#.r.,..l, t,r. t..1., ,a
.,,,..r., (t,.b,oot,r II. ,.,.... f..,.,,f Il.
count VI aa.ns !, III Vest
Sa ioes. jan. 2l
4 l.iu stliti " wind. .ua aul hal r..-
Isl Tonight
i,mE E-1tu. Il mr ,.t3r,sr
gsu>>ui. taa -
rIalslea.a.. is easioiu ulI s4ssut u
tde lApis4tNa sn..s. J., ussa .reu
a,ar. rHtrt.,. aa.art ,..l aa,. 81
come on. s. superior ilzft.a.. tF-
s8rtiuet r.ie. ee.m ati .r.. ... u,
tcn ;a.a .sy. ,.... iu,-M...fi. .aI 1ue
ci,allv-5... ..a.rDluut 10000 ma. They
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IRON NI.snrR

ST. LocIs, JA1 =
Several secessoniots in this this city recently
assessed for the benefit Of tie Southwestern 10
gitiygs, by order Of Gen. llallcck, having failed
to pay their assessments their property has been
seized within day or two past, and an execution
to satisfy the assessments with - per cent ad-
dtionol according to general order number y.
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FROM TIE SOUTH

A Nashville dispatch Of the Dist INST, .oys
that five companies Of Texas rebels have gone On
scout in the vicinity Of 'reen River, also,
that the 60 days Mississippi troops have returned
home from Bowling Green
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Jan -
The remains Of IollIcoil4r and Bailey Poytoa,
Jr., are in process Of embamiog at Somerset.
All quiet below
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III opens Win llc - bdtllb II ymH Vi tup iNepup
hc," which we have already given to our rea
ders Mrs Stoves Story" Agnes OF Sorrento,
is continued Prof Agasslz has another papa
on the" Methods Of Study in Natural History !
Major Winthrop's Story, Z" Love and Skates
is continued T. W IllEginSon and BayarC
Taylor, each contribute an article; John G
Whittier has II poem, /" 1t Port Royal 1861 , ,
another chapter Of Fremont's Hundred Days il
Missouri appears, giving brilliant anc
graphic description Of tae glorious achievement
Of the Body Guard at Springfield and, besides
much other matter which we have not men
toned, there is q continuation Of the the lucu-
bra,ions OF Birduircdutu Saoin, entitled :" Ma.
son and Slidell Yankee Idyll' In this Idyll
is the following capital hit at England
40, no--.t's overheard
viii law an gospel, when their Of sord!
/ tel ye England's law, 90 "a an land,
Heh oilers been, IRE gpi Hf 6eari,,t hqad "
Take nary man Fine prcachn from brt iipa
4 Why she hrz taken hundred. from our tldp.,
An would sgin, am swear .le bod r-h;lo,
VI ae wlrn't strong enough to Be pcrlte 10.
OF all 'h- sarsr thcl can At to mind
England Inns make the most ouplaasaut Kind
l's yol're lle sinner ollesa, .fe 's ~. .nt;
#Wal', t.aIl rrelI.A. III Ae,i.u'tafat.
Hutpr,Gu l.ri- oil.r. ri4l,. an Jl..,
|Aa'.r .oal.u'.re.l scripmr 80. y.I uu.t.
S., :. uss In frrs.i a0tt. ifrHtlt 'dal.
rh.n ..u's a3 1isb.p Nau,. 81. u.i vpi.s.
H.rqI h.l. .Iel Commas. ,l.a.sIal.rp4
Could t..o a-f. ,..o.t.....,t .I...,t.
sa-ui..'. I..l a,aern. ..l..l..t u.
Airac..r .a4.dlb ,ah. a.a...
Nor.i.e. .t..,IH.i, ....l.B.,,,
4. I,..lH. t...r..t....r pa6.,I.lt.
ST. .I'...t.ar. .,I.....l.t. '.,a lr..a
tatt....r. ltlr.lt.H .~.
II. aIu.. +. He, i.I..H.. s.'rt.
tgi.a N IHa1a.I .f.
Iaa following ,.lI advice l- a'.5 gi.,n foe
Tia. ntrl.ts.tapf .l th. y.r
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~ "''' "a. "l experience ny '.n
''N' '''' N''h'' "'f'i-" WIS tN' ones 'h.l ih'l''
~. ''' VOTE '''i'f' lr " i'ps e }eHft
'"N c'"' sitt.d 'n tiItsl = sure ~ -,
y + ''ler' as@ia % b. done a.ln'
~ you 'hoild part u would h' We Te.h
Fore your tott 'odlere' peace would 'pfng aeak
". no., ''. a p' ~. 'pa a. 'r p' 10 p'' "'' '''
= vm',ia to think tnetRillin' ala, psrfe,-
You've so' to he in atfne''' e youagIaj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
Union Men ia Tennessee.

4 Somerset (kyl Correspondent Of IN, Cia
ciaaai COHmcrc,i. writing from that Place I'M
der date Of Jan II, gives the following do.
scripuon Of low Union men in Eist Tennessee
are treated by the minions of jeff Davis
Last night good, trustworthy man came in
from Claiborne Coun5v. East tennessee. He
left home on The nigh. o. the 9Th Of this month.
The Secessionis are plll4giug and destroying.
and playing the devil generally in that section.
The families Of the men who 6ayealready come
to Kentucky, AMI areenls,el in the Ualon army,
are obiec's Of esprcml interest % the hwless
se)undrels
parts OF then visited the hJu<. ii +. +.
Jones. now a captain lG the Second iis-iment.
one morning jus, n Jay, reused III, iamiy con-
si-tng of a W. Si.i several daughters They
stripped dc huuse clean 81 everything ln thr
shape Of wearing apparel, blankets. hs-cloiht
aod took the cooking uteusls. thy a'n-'o
hfs. Jle, ana uef aii- hltla hll Ni' llii'. "aitt
anon her lI.ilrd. r,4 IN the /. llnraiaig.
army tl. u,., oppro5riaas ypJhets. In the
se'rc.i' VIII. ran,acsias 'n' heus'. iae de''.,,
'o'',i ' a '''' = i =, W. t'',, ~. G"
.l9n.s. 4. mi i 10 + pele. and sa.t4s ,hr.a.4
and through Thcn tasy took i, down and
'o,.'i u INTO t'c "'as' {, Ar' "''.s ''-;
IA. !, 80 "'5 ,.t - ,.l, , ,,
derarl.,o ile horses win them.
S.. t..as satisfied with this little episode.
..e secession helIi9oe visited the hous' Of an
o,,' on0p 'o," ' tlI '.i ib oc,io '' r 'a
1g'.s rIirr,.,l f,ult vu> N hayipr s,n IN II.
army IL Keatucky They found thu old man
at breakl'st. They abused ana a.1l,ed nun
an" '"'1 n'A malcn ooe ir NV; 'uo ''',J y w.
and , g,.r =, ' D'atcr r,r the snc,ess II .l-e
Davis and The southern Conledcracy. lhes
ale only two instances there are such an'
morse oe'oli'ns every uay !" i'a' i,"5 w.
asin,, -, "' rr VA end Trustworthy nel
to back them. and htv are fats.
1872
ga. r,,-,
r,, Ala.ruIy for February !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
Bo.roN Inn .i

Bo,rON Jan -
The 8th y II regiment reached this city at
a lIte after Two clock p.day On Tum 81
For. Independence.
MN loeA. jim. u
There was terrific gale al might .rym is
northeast, ace.m rin'eI by tl e6d Iegt Is
iIlwy@la e.hria. There satry II.
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