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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

AN old sailor, passing through a grave.
yard, saw on ons of the sOlnb ones, II Gtill
1--we" 1t was too much Tor Jack, aud, shift.
ing his qu'd, no cjacuIatod, "l'ye hoard cay
that thure are cases IN which man may
lieI but. # was dsad, Id own It."
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AsSIGNEL.,S SAIL,

TTNDER and by virtue OF he power nd au-
~ thonIy vested IN, and conferred upon me by
assignment executed and delivered TO me by Hen.
~ II. Harris, and agreeably 10 un order OF Pro.
bate Court within and Tor the County ol Geauga
and s'ats OF Ohio, shall offer VI Public Sale, ut
Mulberry Corners, on tho
lSM dny Of .Noprmbrr, "A. ID. 1862,
at o'clock r. N. OF raid day. the following prop.
er'y note maize by N A, Wuherlll, ior $500
secured ny mortgage; one note nude by Samuel
Wasguner; one noIe made by Henry Damon; one
note made 10y w. =. Giihrri; one dtait accepted
by usltum Dnhoys, nfNew York tnr si59 81;
also sll!sSh trosbylerlan Churcl, in Chester
EgTERMS, Cath,
~ O. Lynn AN.
Assignee Of llonry H. Harris.
Oct, l7rh, 1869. 6w4
TINoTAE sad c|Sy;, ,SS ss.S e,SS =, !, s2sf
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MEDICAL. -
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The Greefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES


A r r prepared under II immediate supor,i,
n ion ui skilllul PLY stefan aud they n,py bo
relied upua IN al cases.
The intel igtnro ol the cen munity Is not in.
suited by tie oflrr OF u Single cdiclre which
CLAIMS to cure ALI DIsrAsfs hut the 1asenLIese
remedies consist OF suvcn diGCi,nl Mtdicirea,
all nnUqunlcd in the tute OF discntcH for "a birb
ihcy 9ie recommended among which may be- se-
leclcd one appropriate To amy OF the diseases incl.
dent TO this country aud climate
9TTHE GREFENBERu VEGETABLE
FILLS ate halter t.ln any other Kind oi Pills In
the world-ltite 25 Gents.
oJTlIE GRFFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON il an uinlhbe remedy for al IL.
male diseases.-PRlCES S,l5O
DeTTGlE UTERlNECA1 fiOI1CON wiV sIss
cure Gravel Diseases oi the Kidneys. Ufinuty
ditiicn ties in mnIos.
4o-TIlEGRE EFENBERG sARsAPARILLA
is by lar the most pow lul and cfIuacious com.
pound in use Price One Dollar.
0TTHE EFENBERG DYSENTFRY
SYRUP is certain ami quick remedy ior all dis.
/ eases ui tho bow els- Price 80 Gents
9rTHE GRAFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never iais 10 permanently relieve this distressing
dlseasc-PriCe One Dollar.
~ THE GREFENBERG CHlLDREHs
PANACEA Is an invaluable compound in. all
diseases incident TO childten.
THE CIR. R.EFENRERG FEVER AND ACUB
REMEDY is u sovereign specific for this paItie-
ular disease Price 81 Gents.
THE GRKFENBERG GREEN MOUNT.
AIN OINTMENT tAcels all other saves in ia
curative effects Price :, Cents
Tue GRHFENEEEG CONSUMPTIVEE
BALM affords the noat astonishing rcic in al
pulmonary complaints Price 3 ~ hotde Can
VnluenI PhysiCinn al New ! ok, sisIes iiit ie
has known The C slen1erg Consur piiyc's Balm
used with grent success III Dropsy Our own
experience suhstautIacs his stat, meni)
The EGR4EFENBEKG HEAL1 II UlTTFRA
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prepared.-Plice 81 Cents.
TuEGRHFE NBERG LOTION Is unparnl.
leled in al Inflammation or diseases oil tho kys
Price 2j Cents.
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Syphilis and McrcurinI Disease.

NtW ORLEANS 2hih August, 1853.
DR. j. G. ATEH: Sr rlIccrfully comply with tho
guest of your sgen Ri Trnot To yuu Of the effects
] have realized with your Sir.aIniia.
have cured with II, In my I,uce. most ~ tho
rlniniH for which it II recommended. mud have found its
eiEca truly wonderful IN the nf Isnsre0t ami Ner
eniIH IS"sc. Gnr II my patients hal SyIlilic ulcers
III Ills threat which We're ruSInniuS his palate and tho
top OF his mouth. Your Sarsal.,ra, steadily taken
cured ltu Ia five weeks. Another attacked hy
OmdaiS Symptons In itis n'te, and lo ulor alton had
eaten AWAY considerable part If it, that bulivru tho
disorder Nuud reach his brain aud Mil him. lt it
yielded 10 NY admh4 ration u your SursapHriia; the
ulcers hciOl and hU Is we'll again not of without
sonie dislsur,tun 10 his face " hO had been
treated tor the isuI,iur Iy ulcCury suffering
fIu this ItisDu IN her homes 1hey hal become
strive tu the weather Ht damp day slo suffered
eruciHtiuR pain la her joints and bones She, o.
cured cnh"ly hy your SarrHIaIria Ia a Few weeks. I
know nom its formula, which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation fum your lHlpIaory must lie great
Icney CONSEQUENTLY, these uuy iGual kaLle results
with 1t have not surprised uip.
FTuternnlIy yuurs a v. LARISIRR NJ ID.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrseness,
Group, Bronchitis. Incipirnt Com
.. sumption, and for the Relief a..
of COnsumptiye Patients
In advanced Stages
OF tho Disease.
This Is rciocdy universally known 10 Tnrpass nny
other for the Of threat and lung Cpnints that Il
Ia useless here To publish tho evidence Of It's virtues Its
uiyHlled excellence r coughs and colds, and its truly
wonderful Cmes of pulmonary disSnse, have made 1t
known tr0uphuu Tie civilized nations Of The eattlI
Few the communities, families, among thu nj
who have not soc personal experience OF itS effects -
living trophy Ia their midst Of Its victory over u =
subj Ia aud disorders at the threat and lungs
As all know tho dreadful fatality Of these disorders, anh
they know, tuo tho rrctsuf this remedy, u, ell not
do than 10 them that Il has all the viz.
that lid have When making the which have
won 50 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
A. COOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; C
s. Field, East Claridon, Cleveland & Son Bur
ton; J,M. THOMPSON, MidjIelield; Herrick &
Gaines, Newbury G. & CIR Harmon ,Cheste
X Roads; indby lealers' n No iirine ,v"rvr'taro
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HOWARD Association,

For the rsliefqf The Snk and Dl"fressed, afflicted
..;,k Yirutt,f aua ChfoRic Diseases. and sspe.
oiaHv for Ghs Care Of Diseases cf Che SsrUo1 Or-
gdFG --... ... ....-
MEDICAL ADVICE given grutis by vhe
lf Acung Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermrtorrbus or
Seminal Veal ness, ana o'her Diseases OF Il o
Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES
employed IN the DispFnsary seRi TO the afflicted
in stN'ed letter envelopes, tiee oi charge. Two
or three Siamps or pnstnge VIII he acceptable.
Address DR. J, SKILLlN HOuGHTON. Act
ing Snrg.un, Howard Associnl ion, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Fhiladslphip, Ps, 6i9yI
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Mrs. w CARl En-,
Ms. Z. E IPEERS.
M'ss G. ) IVOANSTEiT. "
Medina, March let, 1861.

The above. named Iodies we are persorDay ne.
qnainled with. and know that ter several yenrs
while We lived in Medina they we've great suf-
it was with difficulty sle was able 10 stand VI on
her feet a few bottles oi Cnlroliccn ,rIirely
cured her Of her con plni, My vile rtcciyta
great benefit from THE medicine We recommend
il 10 the Ladies' ui this Country ms safe md ei-
ficlent remedy for the many complaints they nIs
sHI09t;o. JOHN IPEEhN,b
Editor OF the Garfield Herald.
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Rhe matism, Cont, Liver Complaint.

INnrPtNDENut, PrTlUn Co, Va. Wh duly, Io5D.
On J. c. ATLR: Sir, hnyo been afflicted with pain
tn chrnic RsHHGtS iur lOug ilnr, which lnlll,d The
skin of ulyscinns and stuck to IL sIito Of all the
remedies c"ild mud until tried Your Su1aInrl ono
bottle cured mo in two weeks and restored my general
health so much that far better than before | was
attacked. ] think il wonderiu-nlcdicine. j. FREhM.
jules Y. Getceil Of ST. Louis, writes: al have leon
afflicted Tor with dHrciioH nf lie Liner, which
destroyed my h"alil tried every thing, and every thing
f,ilel to relieve me- aud haNO lWen bOkcniUwn
tr some y'nrs rInn other than derObgeUrbtI n
he Lrsr My heluvrd PASTOR the Rev. Mr. Esly advised
me to Try yout SnrnInn, because h said .c krrW yu,
aud any thing yuu made wi,s worth ying. Hy tile lieSs-
ing of God II l,s ruA aud lHs purified blood
as To mako new mnn of uio. feel Young again The
best that be said Uf yOu Is not half good enough"
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THE, JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

M MISCELLANEOUS
,eat Work on the Horse.
- A THE
Horse AND HIS DISEASES.
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, v. s.,
essot Of PaiiSiugy and Operative Surgery in
. Veterinary College OF Philndelphia. Pro.
lessor OF Veterinary Medicine IN the late
Agricultural College ol OHIO, Score.
tury OF the American veterinary
Associatio o. Philadelphia,
etc, etc. ...
TELLS YOU OF lhe Origin, History aud
.. distinctive traits OF the various
breeds Vi European. Asiatic,
... . African nnG American Hor.
ses, with the physical lorna.
ton aud pecmliarlllcs vi the
animal aud how to ascertain
his age by the number and
CONDITION Of his teeth; illus.
trated with numerous tx-
panatory engravings.
TELLS YOU O! breeding. Breaking, Sta.
bling. Feeding, Grooming,
Shoeing, and the general man
ngement Of the horse, with
the best modes OF administer.
ing medicine; also how to treat
Bting KICK ing, Rearing Shy
ing, Stumbling, Crib Biting,
Restessness. and other vices
to which he is subject with
numerous explanatory engra.
vings.
TELLS YOU Of The couses, symptoms, and
treatment Of Suuugles. Sure
Throat, Distemper, Cntarth,
Influenza. Bronchitis, Pneu.
m0nia, rleurisy, Blukcn Wind,
Chronic Cough. Roaring and
Whistling. Lnmpas, Sore
Mouth aud Ulcers, with De.
caycd teeth, with other dis.
eases nj the Mouth aud lie.
spirntory oignns.
'ELLS YOU Of the causes, symptoms and
treatment Of Worms, BOts,
'' Collie, Slrangulation. Stony
Concretons, RIptures, Palsy,
DIarrhpa, Juundice, Hepa
trrhna, Bloody Urine, Stones
ia the Kidneys and Bladder.
lnilanotinn, aud other dis.
0ases ui The Stomach. Bowels,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
Ellis YOU OI The Cnus9s, symptoms and
treatment o. Bone Blood, aud
Bog Spawn, Ring Bone,
Swcenie, Strains, Broken
Knees, Wind Calls, Founder
Sole Bruises and Gravel,
Cracked IIoos, Scratches,
Cunkor, Thrush, and Corns ;
also. OF Megrims, Vertigo,
Epilepsy. Staggcrs, and oller
diseases Of tho Feet, Legs and
Head.
kLiAS IOU " the causes, symptoms and
treatment ui Fistulu Poll Evil,
GlauIeIs. Farcy, Scarlet le.
yer, Mango, Surtrit, Loeb d
Jaw, l,heumalism. Cramp,
Gulls, Diseases ut the Eve
aud Heart. &c. &c., nnd how
10 manage COAration, Bleed.
Ing, Trphinming. Rowclling,
Firing. Hernia, AmpGInriDn
Tapping and other surgical
operations.
ELLR YOU OF RareyS Meth vi OF Tanning
Horses; how to approach. Hal
ter or Stable Colt; how To
accustOm house to strange
SOUNDS aud sights, and how 10
Bit Saddle. Ride. and Break
him to Harness also the torn
ond law of WARRANTY The
whole being The result of more
than fifteen years careful study
Oi the habits, pcculinrlios,
wants and Weaknesses OF this
noble and IIselnI nniinnl
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Eits. Epilcp-
~. Mc holy. NCMraIEln

Many Ienni kabn ui iese affections have been
made 10y the alternative Hvrr g! this medicine. II simu-
latA the vital functions inio vigorous action, arl thus
oycrcunes disorders which would he supposed beyond its
reach Such remedy has long been required by the
ecssilirs ui the pe nnd confident that this will
do Tor them ali that nludiGinp cali do.
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SA N F RD'S
Family Calharlic Pills,
COMPOUNDEp FROM

Prre Vegetable ErrVets, aud pnt up IN Glss
Cases, Air Tight, aud ,oW kerp IN nHg eiim0te
The FAMILY CATflAR1lC PILL is a gen
tie but noive Caiharlie, which the Pr prietnr has
used in his practice lor more than twenty yeara
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FOR SALE BY

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nome TESTIMONY,

MIR. II. D. KINGSLEY Dear Sir: Wo feel Il sr.
ty we owe TO Il public ~ say thai Marshsli's Ca.
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TO the thousands OF our sex who ufc suffering
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tnlcon as sure panacta. 1t gives strength 10
the system, aud enables each OF he organs oI iae
body " perlulm their app opIiHle functions.
Mrs. w CARTER,
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1T TELLS YOU


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lusirafed by nea:ly One Hundred Engravings,
and will be sent to any address post paid on re-,
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These Pttts's are put up IN qltart
bottles, Of ,vhich the aboUs is a fao-sinS-
lie. Che label is finely engraved, and
is provided toith u safeguard from
ootrnt1.feiteya, PrtoS 81 Fer bottle, or
sic for $s.
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81. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or EryAIpelas,
letter mud salt Ilhcun, ScRid Head,
RingwOrm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
LeuCorrbrn or whites. Ovarian Tenn or
UteriLle LIGernLinM. EnMnlo DiseAses.

Dr. J. u. s. Chauuiug ~ New York City, writes " I
most ccrry comply with the request ol your agent In
saving have rund your Sar.Hniilln most excellent
alternative in the numerous complaints for which we
employ such rcnHly lut especially IN Ibnide Diss0sc1
II tue Scrulrus dinl-is. have cured mnuy invetrr-
ale cases uF lrurnrIhl hy H. and where the cOni-
plant caused l'y uiorrt, Of the D,erA Tile ulcer
hinn ITSELF WIS koin cured Nothing within my knoVl-
e'lgc equals 1t tir these female drnngcnrnt-"
Edward :. Marrow. Or Newlnry, Ala, writes A dan.
FrrnnS rrui tn'or IN one Of iiIs females w NY family,
Which hal rhed all tho remedies could -nirhv as
At lrugl lurn completely CrHl ly your ESract OF Sar-
aaaillla Our physician thought nuthing hat extirpn-
u"n could afford relief hut ho advised the trial uf your
sar~"lara ~ the last r"snrt l,chTe cutting and II
proved cncctnn Amer nklng your remIciy eiaht weeks
NM a.. I.aLLI. .Ii.l....
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gas5 gsel 55 80 s5ss
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
FRENCH BAKERY.

TNHE undersigned begs to inform tn Public that
he has added TO his establishment BAKERY
upon the French methods and that only competent
French workmen will be employed He hesitaies not
to say his bread ID equal If not superior Il any
uiactured in the city, and guarantees that it will be
sweet and good as bread can be made, from the
fact that no hop yeast win be used in its maniac
ture. A share of the public and private family pat
ronage Is earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, at o'clock. All descrip1
tons Of bread and every variety Of cake made to orr
der.
Remember, If you want sweet and good bread call
at p. O'CONNOR'S, corner Of Union aud Summer
streets, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
The Public respectfully Informed that the well
known ICE CREAM SALOON of H. Q. REEVES,
Formerly Of Nashville) will be re-opened Thursday
the 8th Of May, where Ice Creams not 10 b. exceed
by any In the city, be had. Call and judge for
yourself lap 30-lml 2, OCONNOR
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29
On TED State Of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
NTHEREAs, information has been flied within and
w for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nash
vile, on the 14th day Of May, AID, 1862, by John
Trmble Esq Attorney for the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes herein on
behalf Of the United States against certain property,
viz One dark brown Stallion, said 10 be thorough
bred ab0nt 15H hands high, about years old, with
ring Of white around his right hind feet and three
white saddlespots on his back alleging in substance
that said stallion was seized, land, in the Mod e
District Of Tennessee, in the town o Franklin,
Williamson County forfeited to the Of the Uni
ted States OF America, and praying process against
the same that the be condemned forfeited as
aforesaid.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the moniton, under
the seal Of said Court to directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said Stallion, in any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before sid Circuit Court TO
be held at the City Of Nashville, IN and for said Dis
trct on the I'd day Of june 1852 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day. then and there 10 nerpose their
claims, and 10 make their allegations ia that behalf
Il. II. GLASCOCK,
May 10th, 1862-l4t U. s Marshal NJ. d. T.
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NO. 4S

They will send loads Of wood and Of coal,
vegetable, sacks OF potatoes, aud other pro-
visions, II you have place to receive aud
an olhoer TO distribute them. Elsewhere the
people were waking up to duty. In New
Orleans they hud free market where SOL
dIers' families on application got their bas.
kets filed We can adopt plan suited TO
our latitude aud our case.
On motion Of Dr.. Summers TIE preamble
and resolution were unanimously adopted.
After some discussion, The following rules
and regulations were adopted--io wit
l. Any one may become n member Of this
Society by payment of 81 annually
The Officers Of the Society shall be a
President, Treasurer and Secretary. ana
three agers--elected annually by the
Society, Their duties shall De az follows,
l. fhe President besides presiding at the
meetings Of the aoeisty, shall, In connection
with ibs nauagefs, iBquirbinto the condition
OF all the families OF volunteer soldiers in
hdgehsld, whose circumstances require re-
LIEF, and shall draw accordingly upon the
Treasurer.
2. The Secretary shall keep records Of the
proceedings OF the Society. The Treasurer
shall receive and disburse, at the order of the
President. all moneys subscribed TO the So
ciety; also, all fuel, food aud other proyis.
IONS that msy be donated, aud keep them In
proper depository, at the expense Of the So.
| cieiy, subject to tie order OF the President.
The President and Treasurer shall rem.
der specific accounts Of their receipts and
| donations, aud acts, at the meetings of the
Society, which shall be held monthly.
A. The President Il authoriz ID to appoint
five collectsrs TO solicit subscriptions of
money and provisions ia behalf Of the So
ciety.
TIE Society was organized eighty two
members subscribing.
Il. Payne was elected President; r. S.
Hunt Treasurer; w. J. Arlington, Secretary.
Aanogsrs.--H. Williams, H. S. Peach, and
j 4. Graves.
Soliciting Committee Mrs A. J. Nc Whittier,
Mrs. VIM o. Snow, Mrs. G llyin Jackson, X.
S. Hollius, and John Cowsn.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet
10 Cowan's Hall, (Lower Eigeield) on next
Friday night, 8 o'clock.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29

proud to see that her stocks, during the
darkest days Of the Rebellion, stood higher
10 New York than those Of any bther South
crn State. Rest assured she will never dis.
honor any Of Der obligations IN any par
tieular.
Were u prudent, I might mention the
names O many merchants ia the interior
who have the cash on hand ready to hand
over 10 their Northern creditors al soon as
an opportunity offers. Oae gentleman 10
this city, L. d. Jones, who has heretofore
been engaged In The fish packing business
very extensively aud whose bills for twines,
ropes, salt, &c amounted to large sums,
has. learn, informed bis Northern creditors
that their money is now ready for them,
and that be will resume business again.
Seven regiments of North Caroline troops
have recently disbanded, among which is
ihe Ill., that was engaged ia the Bethel
hlttle and a1af,g iagna are an the 4eye OF
doing the same thing, 10 fact, all the troops
OF this State are completely demoraized
and | have my doubts whether any respec
table number could be induced to make a
stand against the Uni N forces, 30 much are
they discouraged, and go little interest do
they take ia secession
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-29

The following are samples of scores of
advertisements which fill the Richmond
rebel newspapers:'
"DEsERTED-S130 REWARD! - James
Brennon, an Irishman, q years old, 8
feet ~ inches high, fair complexion,
black hair, hazel eyes.
"George Held, German, 5 feet inches
high, fair complexion, light hair, blue
eyes.
Crank Nieman, Frenchman, 8 feet
z inches high, sallow complexion, dark
hair, gray eyes.
James Brennon and George Held
were lately seen near Twenty-Five Mile
Bluff, above Mobile.
JOHN D. HAYNIE,
"Com'dg Withers Light Art'y, Co. G,
Art'y Bait
There is no doubt that these poor fell
lows were all impressed into the rebel
ranks. The aristOcracy, the delicate fell
lows, whose instincts says the Atlanta
Coafederacy "revolt at the idea of asso-
ciating as privates with common sol
diers," are provided with lucrative and
easy offices, fine horses, wine, cards and
epaulettes, while the fighting is done by
poor Irishmen and Germans, who have
NO influential friends to keep them from
the hardships Of soldiers life. We
have no doubt that at least thirty per
cent. of the rebel troops raised about
Richmond are of this class. We have no
doubt that three fourths Of the foreign
male population of the South, who are
able to bear arms, have been forced into
the rebel army. Yet a man may hear
twenty times a day such bitter and in
sulting remarks as these from the lips Of
Nashville rebels "There goes id
lop-eared Dutch Lincolnite" "There is
a red -mouthed Irish son Of - with his
Yankee uniform" These rascals vilIify
and denounce brave foreigners who vol
unteer 10 the Union army because they
love freedom, while at the same time they
want 10 impress unwilling foreigners into
the rebel service to do their fighting
Out on such cowardiee, hypocrisy and
ingratitudey