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SiTfst dSsaaI.-A lady yesterday morning
stopped near tie corner OF 9TH and broad strsats'
to ask question ef a bystander, when she wsS
violently assaulted by his wife. who mlstook hsr
for . rival In the affections Of her husband The
snair wa sxpiained-bat not until the young
lady clothes had been literally torn to pieess md
her person badly bruised The assailant was tskep
to the PTovosts o6ce. but released after hesrtns
4 large crowd was drnwn together by this extrsor.
din 3ry street scene.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY HODDiT q dPPERS0F, Ancrs.
FUTURE F4fS.

h5 'N'Di-' y r. ROW., fn.t s.
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTs0N THE SOUTH
t,nn line, FOR SALE At AuCrION--Wi,l bs
sold st auction, sfe premises. on THURSDAY,
tie 2ist OF August, 81 5 o'cinok Z. NJ, the two
framed ierements located rs afoyr--ana In The oc
rnpaury OF Mr.. Richard Rogers, Gnd the other
cupft by Mr. Henry Eorpger. each renting for 81
per month They are considered good business
stands.
T.KMs-One., cash; i.alanca al Il and L.
months for no sotable noteE Interest added. secured
All - GODDIN & APPEasON, Aust'rs
VvALUABLG MARkET HARDEN OF lsA
Arr,s, near BiAkey's Mill. / miles ems; Of
koeketts. FOR SALE AT AICriON.-A, the ra-
q.est Ci tire Messrs. Renn.e. shall sel, al auc.
tion gu the pre,aies. MONDAY, ths os'h Of
Arsusl l-o2. AT u O'clock p. NJ IL aerrs Of beau
ti.sl land eil adapted Tor amarhes glrd.n on the
road leading from Rccketts IN B'aecy'. mill, and
nearly opposite the RI siienoe of NJ X. II Iinka
TFR@s.-Oue-taird cash balance nj and 2
rn"'''t,- far negotiable aores. in'err.. added, s.
G6DDIS & APPERsON.
GALE OF THt..E. FRAME TENEMKNTs, on
= grouAd rent, an ihs south sde Of Vsley street, ,
at Aucyicn.-W III be- apid st AUCTION on the prem.
is-s, on WEDNESDAY, lie 10Th August, I2G2 at )
O'Clock T. VI. three Frame Ieaeaents tou ground
above formerly the Wesley Chapel. ard nearly OPP
posits tho residences OF Mr. John Priddy, and NOW
occupied by various :onsnts at an annual rent Of
about $500.
ERMs-One-third cash; balance at ana S
mouths negotiable no'ss interes, added salts.
tactorily endorsed.
GoDDIG i APPERsoN.
an ID AuctionesrA
p. p.s-Afier tLs foregoing aale viii be sold Al
excellent brick and frame DWELLING. ON the
Yves. sids of Valley street nearly opposite Mr.. Jno
PriIdy's residence. The lot has front Of 80 feet
and depth OF 100 feet. TERMs--At sale.
IL GODDlN A ApPEkSON Auet1
1.-TWO LOTS, On CONCORD STREET, AT
i AUCTIOI.-A;tor ,ne going sale, will be
sod two handsome Lots, Nos. 10 and 10, in Dr. Juo
Adgn,s's Concord street plan, fronting together
81 /, c. the east line of Concord street. near TO
Es!iing st, running back 75 feet.
TERNs-At aale. G0DDiN i A1pERSON,
al l6 Auciiona<Ts
1NYCEII ENI Z TENEMENI IN Ia
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r AK0E AUCTION SALE 0F HANTF1C
TURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, AACHIN
ERY FOR WORKING TOBACCO, &c &c-At
ss2nest OF the aiminist Atrix, will sell at pub
licefston on THURSDAY, the 18th Of August, at
the factory, Eear Jea.herwood Henry county, Va
eco boxes choice GRADES manu- sasured TOBACCO,
sna about 50ou0 pounds Leaf TOBACCO, hetong
lag TO tie estate of Thomas J. Martin, deceased.
Also. all the SCREWS, FiXtJREs, ard other
MACHINERY belonging to the factory TIE fac
tory Will Is rented Al the same :inle fer the haisnee
OF the season, longer If desired will aiso sail
abou. ifty barrels OF good Flour ~ the same
time.
The attention OF the trade Is called 10 this sale.
a. the tobacco was al! pnt MP lsst summer wirt
great and Ii s',iist for ha Southern markeis
an l6-,ds JAMES II. ClCkLES.
T~Whig copy in daily and semiweekly.
E1oR SALE AT PUBi.IC AUCTION. - On
II THURSDAY, the llth September. 100 acres
valuable LAND, mostly of original growth, situ.
sted Ia Goochlsnd county, forty nisa from Rich
mopd within one mlla Of the James river aGion.
lug the farms Of Mr. Thos Boiling and William X
Fleming being part of the farm OF the late WIN
salmon. About oae half the land 10 cleared The
buildings la good order. Ths water on the
place il as good any In the State, besies a very
fine mineral spring of sulphur water. The neigh.
borhood Is excelsnt.here being no better societ u
In Virginia Any one Wishing cne Of the most de.
sirabte locations GA James river will do well to
paTchasa this place. Any Information can BE- had
by applying 10 EUGENE B. SALMON, Pemhssian p.
Q, Goochlaad eennty. or to WM. L. SALsos. q
No. III Main street. Richmond. Va. The sAls win
weather. kuQKNE D. SALMON,
IA l3-.lm' Ix'r Of Wm. 6alnon. deed
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Tas rfmains of the late Brig Zen C. q Win sf.
commander OF the Stonewan Brigada, were La, ~.
red Yfs'srtay evening In Holly ywnod Cemetery. -
t. { oeloe.l they were Deposited in 'ha old Sen .,
Chamber of Virginia, ,he coffin being enveio, "a
in the aag. oil Maryland aud tho soutsern Cont Nj,
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1--WE VALUABLE BulLnIN LOTS ON THR
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD AT AUCTION.
We will sell upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the
18th August commencing at o'clock y. j !, 6va
ysluabie building lots located the south aide Of
the Wes,ham Plank road and jus, s1ovs the resi.
denes Of Charles PLips, Esq They front ii feet
each. and run back lfeet to si.ey 10 feet wide.
Tho location at this property renders IL valuable
for stores dwellings.
TERMS -one- third cash the balance at and IL
months tor negotiable notes, with interest added,
and see ured ny ,rtst deeds.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
an 10 AuctioneAfp
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The Alarm Of fire last night at = O'Clock, Wa,
caused by thu burning of the chimney CT the kltch
Ell attao he'd 20 tha ST. Charles Hospital
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BIZ Jas. IT, TAYL0R & soy. Auessonssrs.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THH
III South side of Grace, between 25th and 2n,h
streets. at AUCTION.SWe will sell. upon the
premises ON WEDNESDAY. the Goth day Of Au
gust commencing at o'clock p. NJ the hsnaaoEc
BUILDING LOT, loca, ed on The south side of Grace
between 2:h and 2th streets. Il fronts .3 feet, and
runs back 50 feet to an alley 90 feet vida.
TfRMs-One third cash; tho balance at aud 70
months, for negotiable notes, with lnteTes. added,
ab'i secured by !rus! deed.
JAS. VI. TAYLOR & SON,
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TXCELLENT RICK TENEMENT on the
t. North aide of Franklin, between 18th and 10Th
streets. Opposite 10 Mason's Hall. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Wul be sold at auction, on the pre-.
misses. ON WEDNESDAY, Goth August lot'2, at Al
o'clock r. H. the brick Tenemen: located AZ sbove.
occupied by Mr.. Eyerhart.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at 6 and /:
months for negotiable notes ntros; added. secured
by Il trust deed
au Is GODDIN APPERSON Auets
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EY JAS II. TAYLOR + son, AHess.
yAINABIE RIifI.nIN0 LOT ON r

NALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TH8
Y North side Of Cary. between FouShee ana
Adams streets, at AUCTION We will sell, upon
the premises, on TUESDAY, the ]9;h day Of Au-
gust commencing q. o'clock p N Q very valua-
Bile BUILDING LOT. located on the north side of
Cary between Goushee and Adams streets. IL
fronts - feet and runs hack $50 feet an alley "
.se. wide.
TERNs.-Oas- third cash; the tsiancs at and i2
non,hs for n. gotiabie lotss, With interest adisd.
and scared ey trust deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON,
II ArcfioneAra
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ny htNl, PAtnE CO, Aaftoae0G.
~ ROcEgiSs AT AUCTIoN--ou TUESDAY.
N l9th inst. at 10 O'Clock. we VIII sell at our
.tors, No la Cary street, variety Of GROCR-
EiES, DC. consl,ting Of
kio Coffee. Green and Black Tea,
Sperm ami Adaniantne Candies,
Turpentine Soap. Country do.
Crushed Sugar. Molassss,
Liverpool Salt. Toilet Soaps,
Esseuce o! Coffee. Carb. Soda,
Sole Leather. Bride Filings,
Mustard, Matches,
Woolen ana Cotton Cards. &c &r
TERMs-Cash KENT, PAINE g. Co,
an 10 AuetionAerA
Will be added
10 bbls. New orlesns Syrup,
bags Prime Cetfec.
- sacks Carolias Salt,
10 sac ks Liverpool Salt,
; boxes Sage,
case DR. 1synes'. celebrates Medicines
Sc, Carriage Harness, xiiv>spiassd
aai9 KENT. PAINS. L CO
ny asDTOOD & KEACH. Asestsses,a
tsi Main streeii
v>uRNITURE. HARDWARE, CLOTHING &c.
Oa TUESDAY, lash hast, ct 10 o'clock. 81
store. we Win seh !srg- los o. Furniture and
hocssholt seets Sc ronsistnR Of
Rsdsteads Mattresses.
Chairs Tables.
Two bagatells Tabsss,
Hardware, Crockery.
Clothing Fancy 0oods, SC.
aa ~ REDWOOD EkACu. Auees.
: large Iron K.i,,ss Co and % sslioa.
AGO lba Butter. Counter snd 1sove,
One negro House aiRL vI,. - soiA rreessssyaa
10 o'cloek !" The AisAess bidder
seis - &K.
lAses ~ oe uedtetnou
Dry 0ss1n, Irish Nnsn. -.
Sewing oiik. MAaeAeA oaooA -
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II. ". HALLTCE.
r,i -ln-Chicf Z. s. Army
EDS RS or The ARliY Y. s., .
WashiL ston, Angus: !, 1862


Ia Gta4. r. E. Lee. Commanding. &c:
t;sa1f0l Your letter Of July 9TH wGs received
a. tie Adiu.aa,- Generals ofhce the lith but
suppo<ing from Iis endorsement that Il required no
further reply, /. was f!ea. without being shown to
the President or Secretary OF Wax. learn to day.
for the first time that SAID letter hai bsen received
aud hasten 70 reply.
No authentic information has been received IN
reiss fon 20 the e1ecntson Of either John Owen or
Nuu,iord, bnt measures will be Immediately taken
TO aseern the facts Of those alleged executions of
which you will be duly informed.
l need hardly assure you, General, that so fer ns
the United States authorizes are concerned his con.
test Wi. be carried ii strict accordance with the
laws a1d usages Of nlcdern warfare, and thai all
ezcesses will be duly punished.
In regard TO the burning OF bridges within orr
lines by pei in Disguise peaceful citzeus |
refer you ny letter OF the 22 Cf January last 70
General PGce. ,h;ck you will find the views there
expressed a. not materially differing from ,hose
staed in your eftar. IN regard to reclamation by
taking the lives # innocent persons, know Of 10
modern authority which hs1fes IL except il rhe
e. rene case OF war ith any uneivili,ei foe
which has himself Arst established such barbarous
rule, The United States will never countenanca
siieh preceding uress forced ~ DO 90 by the bar.
barou. conduct o$ Pn eaelny who first applies such
{; rule TO eitizeFs.
Very res;.ec pulJ, youf obedent servant,
(signeiD Ii. w aALIECK,
General liz. tU;rf T. s Arm
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Era0a'H or ARMY I'yIIYp STATES.
Washington, Aug. H., iSt2


To Major General GEO. A'cCsslaa. eoa.lnauGiag
Army & the ro,omae.
ikSEkAL-l have just received from the At!ir-
tant Generals off;ca your letter o. jp.v ..ii n.
closing letter from General X. t. lie ol July
2lst.
The letters "f Genera ok and Major TaAre " III
furnish yoI viii tie proper information Is reply
10 Gen. Lees complaints 10 regard ttle tr-a:.
ni.ut III prisoners at Fortress Monroe The Gov.
eminent OF the Talted S;s'es has nevCr Authorized
any .Storiinu 0g oaths OF allegiance or military
paTo!,s and hes forbidden any ea.nres 10 bs rs
sorted 10 ttndpg 20 that end.
In-'ea'. of eyiorting oa.hs Of allegiance and ~
role, i: hss eiased the applications os several
t;GU-.ud prisoners 10 ne permitted ~ take them
= d return to :hsir homes in the rebel States
Al IL same tis:,a tai. Governuent claims ami
will exercise lhe right TO arrest aPsi5nn OF rlacg
beyond IFS military iitti any persons suspected of
giving sid and information II irs enemies or CT any
0y!er treasonshle act and if pei sons 20 arrested
Voluntarily take the cath ot ali glance or give
tieir military parole and afterwards vlola,e Their
p.isbie,l faith, they viii be punished eccogding'to
tho law snl uso aes u: war. You viii assure cen.
Lee ihi., unseemy threats Of RETALIATION on His
part Will i ter this Government from -rc-;ng its
lawful rights over b"th Vsrs3:is and proyeItv ci
whatever name CT character. Very respectfully
your obetii-git servant,
Signed II. ". HALifCH,
t..s. In ,t..I
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TIE PROGRESS OF ENROLMENT.
FROM THE PENINSULA.

The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Yp7aire-.
wfiii9g from HarrisoD's Landing under date 9:
August 9,h, Lir:s thai MeG.elias ID about IL make
q IN sc m.nt whi.h II is 'contfaband at pfe-eLt 10
make public but wbieh movement. II il should
Win trouble in the attempt TO successfully &c.
comp.ish Il, will furnish some; hing startling II
tho movement sholii surceai. the aecoun: of il,
are told. "wil! donb,lesa be pleasing The same
writer preaouneos the reconnaissance to Malvern
Hill TO have been one of the most important of its
kind the. has ever been made. ST accomplished
the precise object for which 1t started = but
what that object was ha says be il uo at Iberty to
gtat-.
great many Typographical discoveries were.
hcweyer ,aEde durl.i, the Trip" new rns.ts and
by paths being fouGd thai were NOT known 10 the
army before. As AR enSs OF the fact il IL stated
that during The outward banad tour to Malvern ite
troops travelled over fifteen miles af the enemy
country bu. thai their return they lad bnt SIX
miles "a go 10 reach their old encampment st Hsrr
SON Landing. dese!ter who came into The lines
at Malvern week ago ye sterday reported that tho
Confedera,es were Ia constant feHr Of the move
melts oil f1Ve ard burnside, and that utfeen shoD
sand additional troops were sent TO btonewal Jack.
son on the previous Sunday, and All additional re'
inforcemen, ol twenty i've Thousand ga the follow
ing day.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Federal account OF tie fight between Gen.
Morgan {Fesiera} and Gen. Stevenson, (Cohfeder-
atel nesG Cumberland Gap, the 9Th inst, SAWS
the tederais captured large quantities OF forage.
Tobacco, an. mules, aTi killed ana woEadsi esd Of
the enemy.
Independence Mo, was attacked by Caniss,er-
ale Euerritlas the iith, under Cols Hughes and
Qnantrcll. and IN. Federal force captured after An
! hoar's fighting. The Federais report their own
loss ri 30 killed.
|. The steamers Commodore, John Brooks, State Of
Maina, and ship Louisiana arrived At Phiisdeiphsa
on Monday With al aggregate of Loo siek an'i
disabled soldiers from the hospstals al the PENN
snsa.
Three hundred and eighty f,,ur bales Of cotton
arrived ai Cincinnati on Tuesday. The Lsdy Pike
brought 34s and the Major Anderson - bales.
From Fortress Monroe the news h quite measrs.
Comuodore Por,si mortar hsss Was still ii anchcI
ii the Reads "{sess Saslsfsetten" Was fell at Nor
iek, Suffolk, cad In their respective yielnisieA u
L eunssQuenee Of the determination Of the Eenefasl
xiu eousuand there 10 eszet the oaaA ~ ajieGaneG
1r0u al the lnAah ants, os to compel ~ essNaantl
I IN lesvN and sesk pfotte4l0n undar - sn-ealled
Conlb1srafe Goveknneut
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moi prr>uesIus. We held the sruurd ss sigh. CO
cutied during the day. We have no; besu d.fen:
Ell, though We have suffered terribly.
6igc, and Mcdowell are coming mp but If ~
are attacked ionieYrow Gen. Bsukes cor5s can
scarcely appear in acticI. Tie rcrn who came ous
seieiy are, many 1T t,em. wscierlEg sbnus and
stEag CLING tor ard tie town
General banks nsds II desperate fyit ngeinss
fearful cads. An oai.e- Of tire regular army. who
was In frequent tntefcc1rse with him dnriag tie
dav, fs'ls ne la was ways as cool sud csin, -
hen ia tie Speakers chair, while shells or bn let
staff, was wounded. The ilring continued lone
time after dark. but has ceased now. 1t may cpn;.
nisnee again iR the morning
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A 90 ..a q. "A Y ER,9 II, sssa
Agul:Le Cure,
ron rIrr SPEEDY cuar o.

Intern.1tEent Fever, or Fever and Agpes
Remittsat aEevsr, ,Chm Fever. .n:.s
H HS ana niiie.s Fsvsrs, isdsed
for the vvhoJo class of d lseases originate
Ing I'm hillary: arrangement, caWsed ~
the Malaria Of Miasmatic Countries.
/, We are enabled here to offer the commsnity
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
quantity. Such a remedy Is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. Ihs
CURE" expels tho miasmatic poison Of Fsvyn
AND AGuE from the System, and preycnts the de-
yelopment Of the disease, it taken on the first ap
proach Of its premonitory symptoms Mi:not only
OF complaints, but also The cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings it within tl,s
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts, where
FRvBR AND .AGUH prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both ior cure and prosee
other ever discovered for the speedy and certaiu
cure OF Intermittcnts Is that il contains no Quins
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinsm OF
other injurious effects whatever upon the cosssitu.
zion. Those cured by i are ieit a' healthy a. :
Fever and Ague il not alone the consequence OK
the miasmatic poison. "A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RhsuDsafisn,, Gose, Headache, BGMse.
ness. 7oothaehe, Eayaehe. Cata.yA. lsthms, IaL
ics, Pa;n in tie Boscels, Colo, Pmsiysis and D.
rangenent of the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause put on the intnnaitient
type, or become periodical. This CURs expela
the poison from The blosd and consequently cures
them all alike 1t is an invaluable protection to
Immigrants and pessons travelling % temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. q taaa oecs
sionally Of daily while exposed 20 the infection,
that win be excreted from the systsm. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to tipcn into dis
ease. Hence it is even moro valuable for prstec.
ton than cure, and ~ viii eveE suAer nom Inter-
mittents il they avail themselves Of the protection
this semedg AFFORDS. raw
Prepared BY Ds.J c.AYD + O., svsn. 1asA
3. D. HONN, Council Blum; Jas. Z. IsH. 3 o.,
Omaha; VAN LIAR, HA1DY, Co.. =. jssepe.
RICHAHDSON, A1LLI1A, = O., =. 1oais3 md ~
Dealers In xtalcines everyWhsfe. eaafal aeiEsl
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4 SOUTHERN UNION MAN VI. A NOR
THERN TORY.


One drop of ink, used at the right time,
might have saved this country from civil
war, but the Republican party 10 Congress
refused to use il. They preferred to shed
the blood Of thousands Of their fellnw Cit
izeus, and to sacrifice their lives, and to i'm.
pose burden which remote posterity will
ever feel an incumbrance. - Dubuque
Ios0a) Herald.
CoNxENrs OF TIN NASHVILLE UNION.
We are astonished that any editor should
have effrontry enough to assert such thing
in direct opposition, not only to all proba
bilitv, and to the avowals of rebel leaders
themselves, but in fragrant opposition to
the record. The nation committed an IN
pardonable offense against the cotton ole
garchy by defeating their candidate in 1860,
and expelling them from Office. The Ere
eaters seeded then, for their creed was
ssrule or rs,n." We have repeatedly proved
that six sonthern Senators are responsible
fer the defeat of the Crittenden amend
ment. And few, We suppose since recent
developments, believe that even the adopt
ION of the Crittenden compromise would
have contented the rebels, as one Of them
said they would not submit to Lincoln, al.
though they might be allowed to dictate
their own terms on blank paper. 1t is gross
stupidity, or gross ignorance, or gross want
Of candor, to deny that the Southern lead.
ers were the chief men in fomentiDg the re-
belliOn. .1z sfzssslas.
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STATE or IOWA.
An,urAnr 0sN4aAL's OFFICE. iowa,
CLINTON, July l.t, 1874.

80 a
AnyvrAnr 0sHEaAL's OFFICE. lowA,l
GENERAL Orders. NO g
After Auga.s lat, 1862, the form OF pas.
sea iessed from ssh.s IJspsftmsoe for the
transportation Of Iowa soldiers for which
tho State is responsible, will be changed
Copies Of the new form will be furnished "a
railroads, stage compsnios and steamboats,
prior to August 1st, but II passes IT the ne~
form are issued prior TO August Lat, they will
be honored the same a. tho cd form.
After August lst l802. IL any persons, OF
corporation transports any person on q pass
Of the old form, the transportation will NOT
be paid for BY the State. " ,aaasa ssfq
Persons having 10 their possession any
passes Of the old form, are requested to re-
turn those not used BY July 10th, 1862, "a
this Office. and if entitled to sss Of passes,
will receive passes Of the new form 10 ex
change.
This order does not in any way refer "a
passes issued by this Department By order
Of Governor, for transpostasionEofe soldiers
TO u, s. mastering Offices ~ Dubuque, Dav.
export and Keokuk.
Nh BAKER,
Adj't General Of Iowa.
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..sEcEssloN WITHOUT EXCUSE. !"

Under this caption the Nashville Union
has some plain talk with it's immediate
neighbors, which 1t would be we'll for dis
loyal Kentuckisns to hear and consider.
1t says:
While Tennessee vas held BY the rebel
troops, there was .: least sort of pretext,
however f,msy it may have been, for sid.
ing with the rebellion. There was point
to rally upon, al excuse for organisation /,
Q purpose to accomplish. This poipt and
this purpose VAS the establishment of anoth.
er goverpmens in lieu of the Federal Union.
But nov that usurpiug pseudo government
has been expelled by the national forcesfrom
the capital and driven from the Stste.
lsham Harris and JEFF Davis cannot hold q
court, levy taxes, convene legislatures, or
even protect the public records and pro.
persy. The Confederate authority AZ gov.
crnment 10 dead. lts only exhibitions of
vitality are made in raids, in forays, and
in guerilla exhibitions. IL is no more q
regular government, with revenues, rec
ords, council and finances, than q pack of
tbievs are an organised legal community.
Why, then, should any good citizen, bow.
ever devoted to secessionism, continue to
support its cause WHEN il il virtually deadl
NJ man in bis wits ever'expects to see the
repels drive out the Federal troops from
this State. No man of sense believs tina,
uarris.cau ever return to Nashville. All that
the most sanguine rebel oan hope to effect
is TO aid few rowing guerilla parties in
their inceudiary and Obstructive work. He
may aid in shooting women and children;
hc may help to rob bank or IRE town;
he NAV even procure the assassination OF
some Uniou meu; but ell these villanies n ~
be psrpetrated and still the nation be 10.
shaken. Henceforward . rebel 10 this State
may be public robber or murderer, or may
aid those who commit these crimes, but he
cannot rise 20 the rank of soldier. lie may
crafty malice, spite, revenge, and deadly
hate; he may poison or stab 10 the dark,
and spread suffering and sorrow abroad ia
society, but he cannot move the pillars Of
the Commonwealth from their 6rm found.
atoms. And 10 this an object worthy IN hon.
cot or rational mans pursuit?
Will synpathixsrs with rebellion persist
in dissraoting political fabric which they
cannot destroys Surely this 10 wanton wick
edpess, utterly beneath every human being
II 10 maligDsnt, for is 10 cherishing the bitter
est spirit of revenge. II 10 wanton, for no
rational excuse cant be given for it. IL IL
foolish, for il works lie own destruction.
IL 10 treacherous, for it 10 stabbing those
whose interests and rights .you profess 70
respect. Il 10 ungrateful, for it % robbins
asd murdeling those who protect You. il ID
cowardly, for il 10 striking in the dark where
you dare not strike in the daytime. Il il
p.rricidal, sfratricidal, and homicidal, for
it leads to the murder not only OF one's own
Deighbors. bat OF bic parents, brothers, and
his Oifanrin9. Why. Whv persist n such in.