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IMPORTANT TO CONSCRIPTs AND
DESERTERS.

EMPUKTANT TO CONSCKIFTS AND
DESERTERS.
HAVING BEEN DETAILED ON RECRUITING
to have aa Of
and uinng any company that they may choose the
script law having been partially suspended for that pur-
pose Bounty allowed. aud every other privilege granted
volunteers
~ am also authorized to extend fall pardon to de-
absentees without leaye If they report
Immediately Now the time volunteer the defence
of your own State. will be al Raleigh every Wednes.
day, and at Holly Springs every Saturday, and New
Hill every Monday, during the next three weeks.
J. W. BOILING, LIST Lieut. md
Recruiting officer, Company !, 4lst reg. n. c. Cavalry.
February 10, 1868. lG-w6sw6tpd.
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IRON, FLOUR, TOBACCO, AND SUGAR
FOR SALE.
LAND'FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND'FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE A TRACT OF LAND, Ten
miles south west of Raleigh, containing $50 acres Of
which about ~ in cultivation. There the prem
ses comfortable houses and convenient barns The land
is we-tmbered, and has it abundance of long leaf
pine. Apply to the subscriber, at Raleigh
w. D: JOHNSON.
Feb 10, 1858. 1S-tf
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WANTED,
TTNHREE WASHER WOMEN AND ONE COOK AT
i Fair Grounds Hospital, Raleigh Good wages and
rations given. Apply TO
E. BURKE HAYWOOD
Surgeon.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1868. 18-w,Esw6t
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MARRIED.,

Near Oaks on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. r. j. Graves,
Mr. ARNOLD SArH and Miss LEUaExA PATTERSON both Of
Orange County.
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LARGE SALE.-We invite the attention Of the
l"D' 10 The large sale of valuable property in to-
way paper, belonging to the estate OF the late r.
Az herndon, of Oxford, in this State.
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Feb. 6, 1858

DEATAvIILA FEMALE sEHINaARY.
ID near sdkin institute psvasea County N c.. will
open January !5th 1868 viii take but twenty bcarders.
Expenses per session Sl25 in advance Specsl attention
giyen in preparing young hdies TO leach.
We offer pleasant and improving home Il those whs
may enter with u.s. -
address me at Yadkn Institute.
G. ". IlEGE.
Jan. l3, 1855 3-watpd.
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Tho ne Milton Chronicle says that notwithstanding
alv PROCLAMATION ~ Of Gov. Vance, it hears occasion
N,,a. Wagon loads of cloth and yarns from an
'Snce factory, going over into Virginia.
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Svens" attention to the advertisement of Messrs
for ssls ' ,McAden, offering their Cotton Factory
lhis Is very desirable property.
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Tableaux, &c.

We are requested to say that the young ladies
connected with the congregation Of the NJ E. Church
Of this city, will give interesting entertainment
OF Tableaux and Pantomimes, on this evening (Tues-
Gay, the lOth,) for the benefit of the soldiers
The exhibition will be at the Chapel Of the In.
s"'ut'on for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind to COM
mence at o'clock. Tickets 80 cents
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IMEET N. C. TROOPS.
500 Bounty.
CONSCRIPTS RECEIVED AZ VOLUNTEERS.
ID ORDER OF LIEUT.. GEN. JACK son. COW
ID handing End Amrx Corps, Army Northerp Virginia,
am authorized tn visit the SECTIONS of eo,ry which
the 7th Reg N G Tpnps VAS raised f,r sh purpose
to the regiment, without passing them throu camp. Of
instruction the onnay manner, for which The author
ty of the Secretary ct War has been granted.
Very liberal Inducements otsredt0 th,se WHO
forward and offer themselves for service.
All abseutees from the will report thcmseres 10
Immediately whem yist their respective Counties 9th
erwse they will be treated Is deserters
Letters addressed at Statewide g. viii be for
warded to me, and receive prompt attention.
]. r. MICA UEEY, Capt md
Recruiting Officer 7th Beg ". G. r.
Feb. 4, 1863 l2-wAsw5tpd.
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CHEESEMAN'S OINTMENT. /.

CHRISTIANS OINTMENT..
"HE MOST POPULAR AND EFFiCACI0Us IN
the Southern C0nfederacy is now prepared in Wison
N. G., by THOMASF CHRISTIAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture Of this
mep for the cure Of Itch ID it's various fos It has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
Scahead cnianeeas diseases id instances old sores
has relief been found in its for itch aud teer that the
army has of late purchased large supply forcanp and
hospital use. In its application to over hundred cases.
each glitch and letter butone failed of cure II has
been tested horse flesh aud uad certain cure fur sore
backs and shoner In testimony Of its curative powers
amount Of reliable certificates could be addaced Snch
is deemed out of place, the ontent wheH tried gives
ample pr0f Of its vauaneess in the Of all these ALL
Eaents. II be used in climate either cnd or hot
rainy or clear geathe, without danger The patient
This ointment put up only By The Subscriber in tin and
glass Jars with full directions aud will be- furnished TO
persons in of it at fem dollar to fy dollars
according to size of jar, application accompanied With,
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable dc.
dnction. BY purchasing large quantity. AL orders
"a. REFERENCES. 49,. ~.
CHAaLEs T. Dsessrn u. Wilson, NC -.
: s g JORDAN, Wilson, n. O. s4-s l.
l,, D. " Hoopsr. casxeli Co, n. @.
wilson, n G., Feb TO. 1862. x. i 2 l3-sm.
yHB SUBSCRIBER Is AN tVNpE8TAKgR ALSO.
spd n prepared with NIL the Ands requisite for dis
interng and reporpg dad men from ang nttie field Is
any part sectionof lha S0uheru All per.
SONS losing friends reasises hfhers saas or brothers
Wishing them taken mp ant inferred 10 hef family rrass
yard By applying % him WILL at short Beaea reaeive then
friends ct any paint they may wish them n,avpd
s -, =. +. CHRISTIAN, Wilson. n G.
zen. 10, 1seS s5Fs 1s-3m.
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NOTICE.

AS ADMINISTRATOR OF BENZ. HURDLE. DECD,
n will sell at the Court House door, in the town Of
Graham, Monday I'd March, it being Csuaty Court
tmeAty .ope shares Of stock in the N. C. Railroad.
W. J. MURRAY, ADHR.-
Feb. 10, 1868. 1S-td
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W. r. DAsON, M. b Dentist.

NJ B. PERSONS CALLING Oh The AB0vE DU-
ring his absence viii be notified Of his return by
Leaving their names with Dr. Perry, by addressing him
through the Pest Office, Raleigh, n. 9. 49, -
Raie,gh Feb. TO- 1885. /. 1s-w&swtf
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TURNER'S N. G. ALMANAC FOH 1893.
THIRD EDITION.
CONTAINING AEL THE CHANGES MADE BY THR
u present General assembly Just published and for ssa
at the North CsrolBa Book Stu,s Price &c 50 ter hun
Raleigh, Feb. 6, 1868. ls-St.
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ExEeuTORs, SALE OF REAL AID RER-
~ SONAL ESTATE. = - ~ I.

- Uass, 80 = y yE n4L =
~ = sU2 sONAH HS1AA e ~ .sssxs...:
YTNHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF TIE LAST
will aud testament of Rhodes n. Herndg+ late Ct the
County 81 Granville and State Of North Caronna deceased
will the nth day Of March next AZ the Court house
door the town Of 0zfrd I'll to the highest bidder for
cash the real estste md psFshabie property be-
logging TO the estate OF the said deceased 10 said County OF
Granville Said real estate consists of grist mill and
premises several tracts Of hand lying within convenient
dsnce town, and the following property ~ SAID
town, to wit the HOTEL known as the Oxford one
or two store houses several vacant lots ey situated,
and three four other lots improved having thereon neat
and comfortable dwelling houses out houses co. me
mill is about three fourths Of mile from said town and
of great value It grids both wheat and corn and Anu-
fctures very superior article of four and the custom to
it il full and steady The Hotel situated in the centre Of
the town Just opposite the Court House, and capable of
accommodating large number guests has been long
established and literally patrouled and is widely and b.
voIably known. Amongst the improved lots, attention Is
especially Invited to the one on which decreased resided
It contains about fifteen or twenty aere and has On one
of the most elegant and commodis the State
nienty arranged and also the other improve
ments ABOUT .ne gIeehos III style cIrespo.uIs W..
ans or.har and in everr the situation is m ex
caod;ncv Sesrsha ono ~ The tracs of hand the one
Known 40 The HESTER pant.tion r. deemed to be par.
ticnsr,r valuable Il ia III miles from the town Of Ok
I'D .nd cn,s;ns .bnut n;no hundred acres Sf which
nearly fosy fresh Isnd5 !. i'm cultivation and
.r y o'e: ly s. NJ i !; ond nj veil
~ rs az Wheat and
ThI.a y " 'ne P t,;o " III jn honse .;th all
"S h "n s.e s S .Sr nthn;las.1
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ONE HUNDRED D LIARS BOUNTY.
UHAyIHG BEEN DETAILED BY MAI. GEx. G. ".
III SMITH to recruit in Wake C0unty, am authorized
the conscrpt law is modified to aliow any
to volunteer in company Of their own choice wshout GO
ing through the couscript camps. Yoa esn bin your
friends and receive the Confederate and Hfats mniy
other volunteers You called upon 10 def nj thr sl
Of your own State. Gen. Smith hss caused -.s pardon
except as forfeiture Of 70 be gsssted who illegally
absent and will voluntarily return by the 10th he mnth
Otherwise the law will be enareed with he utmost severity
Those wishing ID 1yotuntesf IN Capt h W. Mi.ches
Company report their NJ Evans old stand
u. .-,..' JAS. d. NEWS0M, lien.
Go. II, 9Th Regiment r. G.. T.
Feb g. 1853 l2-wkswsw
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vVyHE NEAT SESSION OF J. H.HoRs Frs
J. sGHOoLy will open the second Aondayin jssusry
Oxford N. C., Dec. 1o, 1869. 10o-w&swl7tpd.
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o'rE1eE, .
CONSCRl-@ -sk, lSS. +
Ralsishs n. e.s FEB. =. &;

~
go. ,osr11es,
CONsCRl-% -sk, H8S. :
Rslejghs n. G.s FEB. y. - 81.
0aers .cesf
- sMIssic5Si;sraucr1oS HAVING BEEN P14' cS,
supcp The pubIished orders Of officers dess:ied NJ.
recruiting persiss segsby slso.ncsd sSs sS
ton of tbs onse,p IN ias not bee il dis
State for thirty dsye, bor fos 4 single hour.
The officers charged will the execution Of this lsw WIN
devote themselves 10 he salsns and prompt
The safety and weirs d ts eosnty demand That evesy
in this crisis should do bis whose dnty. Not dy
hour should be loss in up the thnned anks
of our glorious and gallant amy tew more sach vic
and independence to the country. q 3 ~ E-lf Is
By order Of Coz. T. ?. AsassB Codmanasst Of Csn-s
scripts for n. 6. z
- The Salisbury Watcbman, Gb~ette Bullstis; Ash.
wills News Fayetteville Observer aud Wilmington Jourpa
win copy twice and send bill to Progress ofice.
x BARRELS ENGLISH C0PPERAS JUST RECE!vED
and e. ME ~ The pound or barrel A..,eo la,ss
kssAst se.Aie :.
Raleigh Feb. 10, 1898. z.+gs7a.ssss 1-e4t. :
LAND FOE, 8kkKYRiVxTELK. 80.
SOO sss.f Gsdsr SesIs 81 slsauas !.sas
itg frpu asout half = MID fedf Dc nrus M.&
ts,ss nis fdon The I.tttspsss Abcss @ sefst .srs
land, most g = Been eie1ssa TIL. yesr
prosewenteesseefA dwelling with rooms and nrces-
srY sutbuddins4 BdfOfd Academy is about Hun mile,
st whse4 good school Is kept.
! For further information, address,
J.,w. JACKSON,
,,-s, Csstaliaa N. &.
& Dees BIG, 1859. l-w&swl5tpd.
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PEGsy PEGS! {

90 PEGSy PEGS!i
A LII SIZES FOR MAKING ROOTS AND SHOES
n are NOW rea y for salA Apply TO me . lermant"n
Stokes County, N. C. Hsszs R. c BAYkY
Feb. q, 1868. .-ss... =. u 7-w&s~5t
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u HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DiFFER.
Il ENT TRACTS. in the county of Moore Farming,
Mineral and Turpentine land-which viii sell liberal
terms. JOHN MDREON.
Carthage, Nov. II, 1852. se-w&swtf.
Headquarters 9th N. C. ResimeRt,)
EsAR FREDERscKsBgRo Va, 7
January goth, ls63. J
ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.wILE BE PAR, FOR
IL each of the following named deserers if delivered To
me or confined in Castle Thunder, Rehmouf:
complexion dark height Eve feet deren incass horn in
the county Of Randolph andby occupations teacher:
H. CARY ER, aged aboat 4s years. eyes Bite hair and
che born in the county If Chatham c. and by sccnpa-
ton farmer. SAML. j. PAHfsaM.
Capt. Co. e, 54th N. c. Rcgt
Jan. 90, 1865. 80 S--ussw!Itpd.
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Oxford. N. G.. Feb 10, 1858. , l3-td.
Richmond Wing. and Enquirer the Petersburg Express
and Wilmington Journal insert daily to the amount of
80 exch and the Fayetteville Observer Savannah Repub
lican, end Augusta Chronicle. insert semi weekly TO the
Of IS eac and the Greensboro Patriot weekly to
the Of IT, and forward bills this Office for set
Element.
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QUARrERNAsrER's DEPARTMENT
RALEIGH, Feb. 8, 1883.
Mr.. W. W. HOLDEN -
Please publish this as an acknowledgment of the
receipt Of the clothing mentioned in the enclosed
letter of Col. Odom. and oblige- 7gr'ssas
Yours respectfully,
p. A. WILSON, a. @. NJ.
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Rev. DR.. Boyd, of the New School Presbyterian
Church, at Winchester, Va, was recently bru-
tally murdered by the Yankees at that place
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Gil ouu uCA0tuS q PVi IlOu VI VuL VNu pCUp0s
And behind these miserable tools of one of the
worst factions that ever disgrsced the American
name, stand certain Pharisaica wire pullers, and
owners of these organs, secretly sustaining the
mean and crawling creatures by whose work they
hope to profit, but whom they are ashamed to &C
knowledge and endorse among gentlemen. Hurled
from power in this State, these Pharsees still cling
to the glmmering chances Of Office and honor at the
hands of the common government and look to Rich.
mond with the ravenous appetite Of s. arving man,
who sees, but cannot quite grasp the rich viands
from which he is separated by only thin partition.
God save the State of North Carolina from the sway
Of those, who would fire through her own bosom
rather than net FIRE at their enemiesl The most
contemplate Of all men is he who ISLANDERS his own
household; the meanest and vlest of all citizens is
ne VINO, a. the mere echo Of others in other States.
will deiame and trsduce his own noble, generous,
brave, and seif.denying State, because her ruler.
are not Of bis politics.
And now, in conclusion, we repeat to the Rich.
mond Enquirer what we said to that journal on
the Sd of December last
The Richmond Enquirer itself the oreun of an nm
mitgated party Tyranny is not qualified sit in judy
five foreign Ministers. Every Of them is rabd orr
gnal secessonist BE has appointed ten Cabinet officers
Every Of them il original secessoast He has ap
pointed npnber Of oosrs various kinds in this State
Every of them, far a. Ne know an original
sonst No citizen of the Confederate States who was for
the Union up to The proclamation Ut Lincoln holds any
office under Mr.. Davis which aives tome 70 politics
character to the administration of public affairs His ad
ADMINISTRATION is emphatcaiy partzan in It's character It
is much Lncoa's. As general rl,le the black
Republicans hold the Offices and control the government
10 one section and general rule the original ssces
sonists hold the and control the in the
to the destruction OF the old government tie
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE It'll RES.
IMEFT N. C. TROOPS.

Mnrgantop, N. c., Jan. 80, 1868. 10-w&sw4t
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HIDESl HIDES!!
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE UNDER
II signed receiving hides at their yard n.r Fur.
estye to be tanned the following terms oncal or
Sole Leather 81 cents per pound Dressed Leather
per pound :--..-.-A
Hides labeled and deposited at J. W. Rogers sthrr In
Raleigh will be taken the yard tanned and returned ~
the City tree Of charge for transportation. Sand 10 tho
hides that they can be tanned befre next winter
Address J. +. FORT 4 +. Nj PUREF0f,
Fosesavills, n. G.
Jan. s. 1858. Cw&sxl5tdp.
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DISCOVERY OF A PLOT TO RE-
LEASE THEREBEL PRISONERS.
Projected Revolution in Ohio
and Illinois.
Names OF the Parties Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Nov. l.-An extraordinary
case Of treason has recently come to light
duplicating several persons in this city
Columbus, Covington, and Newport, in con
spring to release the prisoners at Camp
Chase, and overthrow the State Govern
ment. The conspiracy was brought to light
by &. S. detectives, who were supposed by
the parties implicated to be spies from the
rebel army, and were treated with full
confidence. The plot, as disclosed to the
detectives, was that an attack was to made
on Camp Chase, release the prsones con-
fined, $500 in number, to seize the arsenal
at Columbus, take possession of the Peni-
tentiary, release John Morgan, and other
officers confined there, and then to COM
mence the rebel campaign in Ohio.
United States Marshal Sands and Provost
Marshal Major Reany arrested the following
persons implicated in the plot: Charles w.
Il. Catheart, of Columbus, formerly School
Commissioner of Ohio; IT, ID. Cressop, OF
Columbus, formerly sutler In the 18th
Regulars, who were to lead in the attack
on Camp Chase; James d. Patton, of Gov
ington, regular agent of the rebel Govern:
ment, who furnished money to detectives
under the impression that they We're spies,
and, according to agreement, were to meet
Catheart and Others at Camp Chase, and
expected to mature the plan of attack IN
Camp Chase; Ruth Mcdonald, Of Coving-
ton, who acted as mail carrier through the
rebel lines, and whose home was the head
quarters of the rebels; Samuel P. Thomas,
merchant tailor, of Cincinnati, and his
wife, and Catharine ParInentee, of Cincin'
natl. Information has been obtained that
an organization exists in Illinois, awaiting
the outbreak in Ohio, to produce similar
results in that State. Other particulars
are known 10 the authorities, but not yet
made public
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u. S. MARsHAL,S NOTICE.
The United States

The United States In Rem. in cause Of
The Personal Property of ffscatiOn.
Marsden Bond.
UJHERAS, at Fall Term of the District Court OF
w the Uuitcd States, for the Western District
of Virginia at Clarksburg the Attorney of the
United States for said District filed on information,
against the Personal Property of Marsden Bond
described in a schedule to said information an
nexed alleging in substance that said Bond has
been engaged in the existing insurrection against
the authority of the United States since the l7th
July, 1862 that at the time of his becoming so en-
gagged he was the owner of the property in said
schedule mentioned and praying that said proper
ty may be cOnfscated and sold as forfeited to the
United States.
Now, thefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal Of the said Court to me directed, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
any interest in said property, or in the proceeds
thereof to appear before the Judge of the District
Court of the United States for the Western District
of Virginia at Clarksburg on the 10th day of No
vember A. D. 1868, Gf the same shall be day of
jurisdiction, if not, ON the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter,) then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
u s. Marshal for the Western Dist Of Va
B. H. SMITH, U. s. Attorney oct24 lat
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Making Money.

A New ork correspondent Of Pbila-
delphia Sunday paper lately sent on the
following gossip about the way hotel keep
ers and theatrical managers have been
and are making money. Some Of the es-
Inmates he forms will bear little satisfac-
tion.
They say that the St. Nicholas actually
clears one hundred thousand dollars year
The Metropolitan is reported to clear one
thousand eight hundred dollars a week.
The Fifth Avenue two thousand dollars
The La Fargo one thousand two hundred
dollars, The New York one thousand five
hundred dollars The Astor House niue
hundred dollars and so on. The theaters
at the same time, are gathering the soap
quite as handsomely in proportion Wal
lack is said to have netted thirty thousand
dollars the past season and will do still bet
ter the coming one. Wheatley has made
and is making, ] should Judge, one thous
and dollars net every week, out Of Nblo''
Garden, despite his rent and gas bill o
twenty-five thousand dollars year Jack
son, OF the Winter Garden, does not do &
we'll, because that theater has a peculiar
policy of its own, and is subject at time
TO various parties, to stars, to debutants, &c
Yet Jackson, gossip AYERS. confesses to {
profit OF ten thousand dollars per annum,-
Lingard, of the New Bowry, was on th
verge Of financial ruin year ago. He ha(
to desperately struggle to keep his hea'
above water Now he is ahead of tb
world, but notable bank account can Civ
his check for thousands, and is clearin
thirty thousand dollars year. Fox of tn
Old Bowry, was in just as awkward di
lemma last year. He, too, bravely buffete
the waves Of misfortune, and viola he
now what the politicians here call hunk,
} and is investing at least fifty thousand do
lars wear and go of the rest.
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-. ~
| .ehansea. We are told, @tThis you canno
have."" Is it disloyalty to ask it? And j
we cannot get this, what kind OF a Union
are we to seek? How can we be loyal ?
By looking for no Uhion in particular, OF
for ana kind of Union not involving the
old elements or standing on, the old. basis
Is this loyalty2 Is it unconditional Union
ism2 Is man traitor who loves, longs
and labors for the old Union as our fathers
gave it to us, after cementing it with their
blood? Is II treason to demand this? Ii
we are to believe some it would seem so.
Now, let us come to correct understand
ing on this matter, and we think it will here
after prevent much useless debate and an
CRY dispute. If honest Republicans will
consider they will see that Democrats are
not traitors, for they dearly love the old
Union as it was before the rupture. Nor is
it treason in them to point out errors IN the
doings of those in power, and suggest other
modes by which the same end can be at
tanned, in their opinion, ip better way
This we have done-this we will continue
to do--and this is the head and front OF our
1t hath this and no more. Come,
Republican friends, let us calmly reason to-
yether.