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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-11
No, 53,l

TPUBuC-NO, 53l
AN ACT making additional appropriations for the
naval service for the year ending june thirty,
eighteen hundred and sixty two.
BE enacted bg tho Senaie aud House of Representa-
tires q ne CHhsd states e America ~ Cogrcss assen-
bed That the following sums be and they are hereby
appropriated, 10 be paid out OF any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated for the service
Of the year eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
For the purchase Of vessels aud necessary altera-
tons incurred in htting them foi service two milli
ons ave hundred and thirty thousand dollars
For The purchase Of additional vessels, two mili-
For tho purchase Of nautical Instruments books,
maps, aud charts, twenty thousand dollars
For repairs AZ Observatory, freight, aud transport
tation, three thousand dollars
For the ordnance foundry az tho Washington
| navy yard, lfty thousand dollars.
| For ordnance, one million dollars
SEC 2. And DO q tiufher enacted, That the sum Of
hundred aud eighty three thousand two hund-
red and ninety four dollars, being the amount neoos
sary 10 be provided as estimated by board appoint
cd for that purpose TO pay for aud nsh the stevens
battery nov partially Constructed at Hoboken, New
Jersey, ho and the D. hereby appropriated oui
I Of any money In the Treasury net otherwise appro
priated Tor the Immediate completion OF said bat
terry Protd That in the contract for The compile
tun Of said vessel il shall De stipulated that no par
| Of tho money claimed by Edwin A. Stevens 90 nav,
] boon heretofore expended BY him upon uid vesso
shall bo refunded until the amount of said claiu
shall be established 20 the satisfaction Of the Socre
| tary Of the Navy, and the payment Of said sun
shall be contingent upon the suucess Of said vessel al
an Iron clad, going, Wal steamer, 90 be determ
ined by the President, and such contract shall stpu
late the time within waich the vessel shall be com
plotted. Irorided uereriAeiHs That said money shal
| not be expended unless The Secretary of the Nav
Is Of opinion that the will 90 the puhi
| service IN Efficient steam battery.
Sec. 3. And De- % farthdr caaCied, That the sum %
thrtoeu millions OF dollars Do appropriated. out @
/ any money ln the Treasury not otherwise apprupria
ted, 90 enable the Secretary OF the Navy oOustruc
] iron clad steam .yossols of war,
See. q. Aud Dc nir1sr caac'si, That the Secretar
/ OF tho Navy be authorized no commute tho navy ia
0n Of cuncr and sugar for the eNtrac OF coffee com
bined with milk aud sugar, 90 be procured u the sam
manner aud under like restrictions a. nd. guarantee
as are preserved meats pickles, butter, and dossi,
catod Vegetables if he shall believe 10 Will he condu
Give TO tho health and comfort OF the navy and no
more expensive % the Government than the prcseu
ration, and N 10 shall bo acceptable 90 thc mon.
Approved, April ~, 1902.
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nnnrnittnd "a Iail

nv Davidson county, June Is, 1862, negro man,
OWho says his name Is DANIEL says he belongs u
Mrs Luzinka G. Brown OF Maury county, near Spring
HI fenni age about 70 years old weighs about i7O
or orlSOpounds 8 feet ll2 inches high, small scar IN
centre forehead.
The owner Il requested TO come forward prove pro
perty, and pay charges, ~ the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
Jupe29--3t sheriff aud Tailor OF D. c.
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Lprnl1c KranLrIIo.-Nn- -

A RESOLUTION Transferring the supervision Of
tho Capitol extension aud the erection of tho new
dome 20 the Department uf ths Interior.
Hrioirtd N tis heHaio aHd h0usa ~ Hspreseuudrcs
of fie DATED s1ts qf Am0tca la CoHgrefs assembled
That the supervision OF the Capitol extension aud
the erection Of the new dome 90 aud Che same s
horcby transferred from tho War Department TO the
Department Of the Interior. Aud ali uuexpoudod
money which has heretofore been appropriated and
AN money which may De hereafter appropriated for
either Of the improvements heretofore mentioned,
shall he expended uuder the direction aud supcryi.
sion of tho Secretary 0i the Interior pr0rdci, That
90 money heretofore appropriated shall be expended
upou the Capitol until authorized BY Congress, eK
oopt 90 much Is necessary 90 protect the building
from injury hy the elements aud 20 complete tht
dome.
Approved, April l0 1902.
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M Davidson county, June 20, ls62, negro man
~ who says bis name Is COLUMNS aays hc be-
longs 20 nr hckpsicss, Of MAury coanty Tenn age
about 30 YeaF weighs about d 80 or t46 louutB
ieet e lnohes tsh long bushy h.iF copper color
uo marks lhe owner is requested % come ior-
sard prove pruIefty and pay charges as The law a..
rucla. ]. NlhluN,
Iuuclh-a shcru and Jaiior of d. q.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county June ltth, 1862, negro maa
" who saws his uame is DANIEL says be belongs
10 Richard Doss. Of Marshall county, Ala. age about
n or ~ years weighs i6o or lb5 los feet inches
high no mafks color black. The Owner "a request
ed TO c'me iorwiTd prove properly, and pay charges
as the law directs. j. A. HINTON,
lunel8--3l Sheriff aud Jnilnr b. g.
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Committad to Lail

or Davidson County, Tenn, June OH, ls62 me-
" grn tirii uamed sAlIlEi Gays she bsongh 20
lrrin hogue, N Maufy oouniy, Tuuu Sad girl a
about rs of 20 ycau Old; etisha about ltl or lao
poun q ftet Inches high two small scars on
copper color
The owner ia requested 20 come ilrsard, prove
property and pay charges, ~ the law dileols
j. M HINTON,
j. luncS-gt Sheriff aud Jailor ofD. u.
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JOINT RE-OLUltuN authorizing the secretary Of
the Navy 10 tost plans aud matcrials Tor ldudoiuE
ahips snd noaflng batteries iHvulnerahle
10 d rcs1irsi bg a. Sl1if and Hoses af Rrprafsatl-
ifft n a. Jntrf siaiss n dmrrtol o. C1Hncss af.
asuitlol That tho Secretary Of the Nar5 be and Do
hereby > authorized % oHpoudt out of any monty ID
the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated, sum not
exceeding tueuiY hYo Thousand dollars for tho pur
pose OF toatipg plans and materials l1r rendering
ships or floating batteries inYulufutle.
Approved. Anil Iu. lsCI
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atashullle aGmion.
raRs the UalOni

Il has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the o5faial newspaper Of he United
States for Tennessee.
II is the egicial ne,ospape. Of ae STATE Of
tennessee
It gives the latest Helos from 6is Military
D.qarta,ea, ao,tl, qaa iatei g,ap any otlsr
paper.
It has in'Weiiate communication i0ih b'e
Military Headquarters which no other
paper here has.
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Cnmmitfnh IA Inil

M Davidson county, june IA 1892, negro man
~ who says his name Is GkONGE WASHINGTON /.
says De bcluuge o. 'ary Anu Yeargln, Of Warren
ccuniy, Ky AGED about ~ yenrs weighs Tvs or $50
forehead small gnater. The owner Is requested 10
come forward, pruve property and pay charges as
The law dirrcis J. Al. HIhION,
tunels-1t SbnFin and fntInr az IA q
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nnmmitfeh "a Iail

OF Davidson County, Juue is.h 1882 negro man
Owho says his namo 10 ABIlA ham; says be belohgB
10 Samuel Atken'on Of Cbeatham county Tenn age
about 81 33 yens Old eighs about il5 or 1bO lbs
o feet inches high, copper color, scar on Chnk
about rch long, small edge II the hair above
right temple.
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove pro-
perty, nd pay charges, as the law directs
J. NJ HINTON,
mnc20-3t Sheriff and Jailor Of d. @.
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Cnmmittnd tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June nth 1852, a negro man
" who says his name is AARON seysho belongs 20
DO Cartcr, Of Mauhal cuunty, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about 40 or As pouads fcot inches
high no marks color black The owner is request
81 TO come forward, prove property aud pay chuges
as the law directs NJ HINTON,
iunol8-3t Sheriff and Tailor off g.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June %, 'ls6Q, negro man
~ who says his name is ARTHUR aud belongs 10
VIM {. Smart Of Warren county, Tina, agcd about
20 years weighs about l4b or 100 pounds s feet y
inches hign color black heavy whisksrs.
The owner Il requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
.- }. Nj. HiNnUN,
iunc20--at Sheriff and .ailor ofD. c.
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nnnmittnd To Iail

fF Davidson county, June 23l, 1857, negro boy,
" who says his name Il ak, and belongs TO Nm
MCGreggor Of wi CO.. age years old weighs about
100 or l05 pounds feet inches high color black
scar on second finger on lsit hand.
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges as tho law directs
j, ". HINTON,
Jlnec20--3t sheriff and JailOr sf ID. G..
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NIGHT POLICE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

aerO-James NJ Hinton. Depmie'-rhomas Hob
son and J. x. buchanan. +is ttt
Rsgistsr-Phineas Garrett. Fh
7spsise-w. Jasper Taylor.
Coronsr--N II. Beehor.
Ranger--Iohn Corbitt.
Revenue Coliscior--J. @, Brley.
RaiIroud Tar Collecior-w d. Robertson
Con,,ubles for he Nashville Dsbict--John D. Gowpr
sRa J, Il. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
Judgs-Hon. James whltworth.
Z ClsrR--P. Lindsey NlchoL
A. The Judges Court meets Tho nrst Monday In
each mon III, aud tho Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates of the County, Is held the hrit Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT
Judos-Hon Nathaniel Baxter.
CIsrI--David c. Love.
a. The Court meets the ur,t Monday in March
and September.
'f- CRIMINAL COURT,
Judos--Hon. william x, Turner.
Clsrk-charlss n, Dlggohs.
~ The Court meets the Orst Monday IN AIEll, Au
gust and December.
cHANoERY COURT.
chauesllOr--IIon. Samuel D. Trletson.
Clsrt aad haster--J. X. Gleaves
81 Tho Court meets the afs Monday IN May an'
2 November,
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Committed 10 Jail

~ Davidson county, June 18Th, 1862 a negro man
" who says hs name s ALlN Gays be belong
70 Luoy SIN "a, OF ayiison c0cnty, Tenn; aged
about ~ years weighs i45 or 100 sounds feet I.
inChfs highi coppcr color nomarks The oWnrr a
requested 60 come forward, prove property andpay
charges as the sw directs.
J. M HINTON,
luEelS-3t Sherin aud Jaior Of 10. g.
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Committed 10 Jail

nF Davidson county, June 10th, 1852, q aegro man
~ Who fays his nane Is MILTON says he belongs
tn Joseph Carter of Marshall county, Aa age Rb0u,
- yeurs weighs i65 pounds 0 feet inches high
coOg black scar by burn above tho light wrist ~
The owner Is requested O. come Forward prove pro-
periy, and pay charges rs the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
iuuels 81 sheriff and Jailor d O.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson coenty Tenn, june 10, 1862, negro
~ girl, who says her ntme Is JOANNA, and belongs
10 Robert Williams, of Frankin, Ky, ag3 shout z
or Is years 3 feet inches high weighs about l20
rounds dark c0pper color The owner Is requested
n come forward prove property, and pay charges
The Law directs J. NJ. HINTON,
tune2O-gt sheriff aud Jailur OF ID. T..
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June n, lsC2, negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB says he be ongs
TO Thomas Z. Walker Of maury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years old, weighs about 100 ponds
feet 3k inches IN height color black, no mari 81
The owner is requested to come forwa d, prove pro
psIty, a d pay charges, as TIE law di' ects.
J. NJ. HfNTON,
Jupp29-3t sheriff and Jailor of - O.
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9a6iOson Guuptg 9irttturg.
CITY ooVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM snANE, Recorder.
joins CHUMBLBY, Marshal

joins CHUMBLEY, NarihaL
psvuH Mar.aal,-w. Il. Wilkinson, A. c. Ticker
and James A. stoele
Clerks qJAs Aartet-Joln cbumbley, sr-Qgoio, nrsti
Jos. l. Ryan, second; and John Reddiek, third
Td1 As,snor--wnam Driver.
Rovsuus cousci0r--A. 3. shaHkland.
Watsr Tar Cousoior-E. D Garrett
N asifsr--R Htefy
W1agS kasisr-Th0maa Isake.
supsrinialdeai ef he Worttouss-J. Q Odd.
sspsrinfsudsnt e5 As Water Woris-James Wyatt
oLisf ogR. Fks Dsparfnsut-John N. seabuTy,
ssrton og as os,ssisry-T, y. McBride.
stsst OBsrsos- - l.. Stewart.
ON Aaornog-John McPhAi Smith
. .b1lWonYa od0NelL.
hoard Of Aldsymea--N, NJ Brien, President J. II
Newman. q. A j. MaybsId, G. A. scovel, WIN 5 cheat
ham, J, 9 smith, NJ G. L. Claiborne and JAs' ho0D'
ooDmo, oo,asea-w P. Jones Prss'dssi ! R iliSEa
Roberts. T. J. Yarhrough, wm Driver, VIM stewart,
Louis Hough, W. Mullins, James Turner, GIN. sou'I
cate, A. J. cole, Jas DAVIS, Andrew AHderson, J. y
Kpowles, and John cready,
sASpmo oorlurrsEi oy rHE CRY oocSclL I
F,.aaes-Knowles, scovel and Cole.
Woi.r Worts-Andersou, Smith and Claiborne /
.Yarbroueh Turner southgatc Davis, Brien'
Mayasld, Chcstham and Claiborne.
Whart-Eewman Stewart aud Turuer
ft,,pitsl--JOnes May field and sloan,
ss6eols.-cheAthaui, Mayaeld and Knowles
~, DEPARTMENT --cready, Driver and Newman
aa.--pr,ver, Chatham and Davis
csm.iay-smith, Stewart and Newman
Mayt.t H.ase-Robars, sio0nrt and Turner
slors,--Iough Claiborne and Davis
Polios-Cheaiham, Brien ard Andersen
spriuos-Hough, Claiborne and Bren
VorLhouss--Chsalhsm, May0eld and Knowles
JmprO,emenl a,id Erpeadlhres Cole, seoyol an'
cresdy.
p,llie Propsrtv-Brien, Cheatham and Turner
Pet Hoae-Nayaed, Jones and Roberts.
aETbe Bonrd ol Aldermen meets the Tuesday
nsxt preceding tho second and fourth Thursdays =
each month, and the Common Council the hecon
and fourth Thursdays in each month
NIGHT POLICE.
Captaf,.--John Baugh.
Eirs Lieutsnant--wm. Yarbrough
seooad LieuienaMs--John II, Davis
Polso.us,-Wm Jackson, John Cayonaor, Mich Dl
via Joel phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottreh, Wih'a'
Nayo. John Engios, J. W. Wright, John Puckel
Robert soott W. Q. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andre
joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huutt
sS- The POLICE Court Is opened every morning
nine O'Clock.
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ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY

Persons wisbing 70 scnd freight and Packages by
hs Morning trains q tho loUIsvrlH ANE NAsH.
vuta eud hASnvutr Aep DHoArUA RAILRoAns,
muat haye no same a. The once By o'oloCk she
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pA1ID.os C0usgr DlnEor0ny-- Conlinu.i.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OEFrCEas.

-Headqaarisrs on high street. Gen. Damon'
commanding.
Di,irict-Headquai on summer street OR
Ford's fosidence) Capt Green, A. a. @.
Provost Bfarthdl- Headquarters on Church street.
(Fomals hcadsmy.) Col Stanley Aatthews
Clfsf Aisi,taa oueSisrfaasisr - Headquarters on
Choffy street No 10, pudge oaHons residence }
Capt. J. d. Bingham.
d As.iaaai aartsraasisr--chattauoog DcpOt-ospt
r. Stevenson.
Assisianf Qnarsrlaasicr - Vine street, near MIS-.
Polk'a residence Capt. X. n Lsmb.
knliart ouarfvplausr--No. 81, Market street r
Capt. - NJ Hale.
Cdisf Conu,iisaIV- -HeGi4uAriera, No. 10, Yihs -
| Capt. r Macioely.
Consrni,safg Qr sabsisienos Bioad street. Capt $
| Little.
Actisa Coainissarg Of Sub'iafsHce-Corncr Of Broa'
| and College streets. Lieut. CHARLES Allen
Medical Dirsotor--sunmer street. or. Ford's oil
rcsidenoe) Surgeon, T. swim.
Medical PHrssyor's Qaes-Church iireei, hasoni
Building. J. r. Pima, surgeon. sth Kentucky In
fantry Acting Medical PuIveyor.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville arrives Baily, $50 M
leaves 1.45 AM
Columbia, via T. A. R.B. arrives $50 PM
leaves go Am.
shelbyvills, via n. 4 G. RR, arrives /" $50 pm.
leaves " 1900 M.
Lebanon. arrives i2.O0M.
leaves SEQ Pm.
Memphis Mail, leaves Dally,va Louisville and Cairo
osT.oFHCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria
Oordonsville, smlthvlle,
|. watertown, Jennings Fork.
BOsToFFICFs ON LINE OF n. G. R.R.--
MurfreesborO, Fosteryile,
Jordan's Valley, or shelbyvile
| Christlana. Palmetto
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-15
Gen. Mcclellan and bis EnemirS.

Less than a month ago, the country was
brought to the very verge of destruction,
by those in power listening to The mad
counsels of The radical Aboliliosists-
Gloom and sadness was depicted on every
couHienahce, and the sioutesl hearts trem-
bled for tie safety OF the nations Capital
The Aboliiionisis themselves stood aghast
at the ruin they had created.
Through the pernicious influence OF this
faction, Gen. Mcclellan had been stripped
of his command, and his army transferred
TO another. After series OF sad reverses
aud disasters, brought about by incompe
tent generaIship, tha, same army reneaied
20 Washington, defeated, broken and de-
moralized with the enemy advancing be-
hind it. In tai= dark and gloomy hour The
President, perhaps more through lear than
love, few to the brave yonns General aad
imploTed him 10 take cammand oil the army
and save the capital. The General cheer.
fully assenled and re assumed the com
marId from which he had been so shame
fully degraded How well he performed
The work assigned him, The history of the
last two weeks have told.
But no sooner is The immediate danger
over, than his enemies are again al work
plotting his destruction. Loud and deep
murmers are heard on every hand, because
he tailed to achieve impossibiIities. At the
meetins of Republican Governors, at Al
toorIa, last week, The removal of Mcclellan.
it is said, was urged by the more radical
portion OF them, headed by the notorious
AHiirew Of Massachusetts. The pet of the
Ab5litionists who is 10 succeed Mcclellan,
Is the redoubIable Major General John C..
Fremont, who stood upon a little point of
eticUeiIs short time ago, threw up his
command in Virginia and retired from the
ser5ice and who has been aptly described
as "a statesman without a speech, a SOL
diet without battle and a millionaire with
EAIlY REDp' II any such internal plot
should sncceed, then indeed would the last
hope of the country have passed away for
evsr.
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The Elsit Of Gen. NleGIeIIan.

Rumored military movements in loyer VTrci-
nia.-The reel Copifai again threatened.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-Gen. Mcclellan.
with Gen. Marry of his staff. arrived here
yesterday morning. in expectation of meet
ing Mrs. Mcclellan who vas TO arrive from
Philadelphia, and meet him at the Eutaw
House. She, however, was detained in
Philadelphia by illness General Nc Cleil-
an paid his respects TO General Wool ,dined
with him, and then in company with some
friends, rode out TO Druid Hill Park, being
much pleased with tha; splendid enclosure
He left in The afternoon traiu for SPkiladel-
phia, and returned in a special train this al.
ternoon.
He goes direct TO his headquarters, which
he may reach 10 night, or early 10 morrow
morning His visit here was kept very
quiet, though some friends knew of his
presence. Gen. Duryea was also at the
Eulaw. If there could be an opportunity
all Baltimore would turn out en- m0sse 10
welcome and greet the Young Napolean-
General Burnside was also in Baltimore a
few days ago, and dined at the Eutaw
House
From gentleman well posted, we have
cheering advice from Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Suffolk and that region 1t would be inn
polite to mention particulars, but The cou n
Try may depend upon and need not be sur
prised, al hearing of big events-grand ma
val and land movements-at no distant day.
The rebels are likely 10 find more to do than
lie on the south bank OF the Potomac
watching General Mcclellan in that quarter
The 'Old Salts" are preparing TO raise q
storm. Look out for Petersburg, Richmond
Charleston, Savannah and Mobile 1t will
be i'm possible for them 10 stand when at
lacked again.
Two new regiments of troops arrived
here this morning Oue of ihem is IRON
The western part of New York
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-15
PERRY DELoNG,
AGNEs j. AcHENBAcH,
CHARLES c. TRENCH,

II is amusing TO read the Abolition organ
al Washington accusing the National Iutet
igeneer OF treason. The editor of the Repub
hcan thinks that if JEFF Davis should get to
Washington his paper alone would be sup
pressed; that Davis would be good friend
TO the Intehgeacer. Ou. opinion is that jeff
would DO good thing il he suppressed the
republican bul along with the good, we
apprehend jeff would do more evil than
would compensate for that little good. The
sin OF the In,eiiigencer consists in The con-
slant opposition TO the emancipation of
slaves without which, the Republican thinks
the rebellion will never be put down. Now
way doesn't the Republican issue proc la
nation emanc;pating all the slaves in Vir-
ginia, a Il John Brown ? Tie editor has
about much power 10 accomplish :he
aud the Government OF the United STATES
and as much law Tor lis guide in The mat
ter
The Republican ought 10 order he arrest o!
Lee Jackson aad others, who seem TO stand
yer. much IN the way Q. is projects
These rebels stand between The Republican
a8d Ihe African servants, 80 that the Repub-
.eFa can't set al them. Lei them be forth.
sl.h arrested and sent TO Fort Warren, and
then shey VIII not be in the way of the Re-
Pn55elns MOTORS about negroes Pntlng
Gown be rebellion by emancipaling slaves
e.ual 70 TIE stereolyped plan proposed 10
little boys TO catch birds since Adam was a
ad-lhrow salt on their tails and there is
about much Craftsmanship and sense in
IT And yet these crazy noodles assume TO
sci themselves up as judges of patriotism
y their asiEne standard According to
them, whoever is not a sim mpleion is trait.
or Had II not been for such men as the
editor of the Republican the conspirators OF
the South would have failed 10 rally the
force they have 10 their standard and il
Abraham Lincoln would suppress the Re,
publican and all such reasonable and reyo-
iuiionary sheets. aud not leave il for Jeff.
Davis TO do, he would aid his cause more
than he could br any war measure:he could
adopt Louisville Democrat.