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The Underhan1ed cam AGAIN.
We Ohiosgo Timea eaYe .

The Chicsgo Times says:
We learn from a private, but tho
roughly relisble source, that General
Grants late visit 70 Knoxville did not
impress him very favorably with the
condition of affairs in that department.
Everything, from the defenses down to
rations--from commanders to negro SER
Vsnts seemed to be out of order.
The object of the above is apparent to
every one. No matter how versatile the
talents of a general, he must have the
confidence Of his subordinates, TO insure
success the Chicago Times is anxious
for the defeat of our armies; therefore
L! endeavors TO create an ill-feeliDg be-
tween Grant and his subordinates. If
Grant was dissatisfied with matters, he
would hardly have made the Chicago
Times his organ to inform dslinquents
of bis displeasure.
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A NY INFORMATION Whatever OF THE
IA whereabouts Of WILLIAM A. NlSBETT, Il liv-
ing-n eeadi when and where he died. Said Nisbett
was private in Col FultOn's 4fth-Tennessee regf-
ment, IA the CoRfederate Service was CAPTURED ia
Kentucky Rear the tine Of the PefryviIIe, Ky. bat
lie, Ia lsez, and, not wishing 70 be exchanged
released, upon taking oath Of allegiance 10 the
Federal Government, since which tins no tldings
have feached US concerning his safety. BE has re.
aiicus living near Louisville, who no doubt know
something OF his fate. II 90, they viii greatly re-
leve the anxiety Of his family by communicating
such Information. A letter addressed ito Dschesd
station, Franklin county, vi ! reach me-
EYELINE NTSBETT.
ES- Louisville Journal ard Democrat copy twice,
and send bill to this Office. ian 26-2@
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SWORD FOR GEN. GEORGE Crook. THE
enlisted men of the Seth Ohio hsve pur-
chased, at cost of $500 magnificent
sword, sash and belt for their first COM
mander, General George Crook. The
tTousseau is on exhibition at Hsmlin's
window, on Fourth street. General
Crook is now commanding a division of
cavalry, and his exploits in the saddle
are well known to the cOuntry.-Cin.
Com,
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CORN! CORN! CORN! CORN!
w ANTED.
AssIsTAET oUARTER1AsrEE's OFFICE, !

ASSISTANT QuARrERuAsTEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2ist, 1854.
I WILL PURCHASE CORN IN LOTS OF 500 BUSH
i ELS snd upwards, delivered on the bank Of The
Cumberland River, within 100 miles Of Nashville,
(East Vest Alongside the North Westere Rsfl
road within 81 miles Of Nashville. Tie Corn 70 be
delivered in such = manner to be easily loaded AZ
the following named prices
sheiled Corn, 81 per bus bel, nett weight. Ear
Corn, 95 cs0ts per bushe Bott weight shellsd Corn
TO be sacked; Corn in the % be sacked or delg-
cred loose. at the option Of the Government. All
Con, when delivered 20 be well damaged and sscur-
ed fTOm exposure % the weather.
Sacks 70 Be furnished by the Government upon
proper security.
All Corn viii be Inspected BY q Government 10
sps, tor and VII Be setH ed Tor Hpon presenting tae
Inspectors certificate At this once.
By order Of J. L. DONALDSON, 1t. Col and Chief
Q az. J. ID. STUBS,
jan 2S-1m Capt and A. Q. II.
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A NY PATTY WsCSE BUSINESS MAY NOT JUS
"a III he employing a permanent BOOK
KEEPER, can have his books ald accounts posted
and adjusted upon reasonable terms by the subscri
Der. whose evenings are discugaced Address
BOOK-EEEPE2, az this Once jana5-6e
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esrrr-u LOST, IN gHe NEIeHB0RHO0D or
Hors Ferry, big yellow leather pOCK-
~ ET-BOOks containing between $50 ani
tl-zzAAAa9 $40 in gresubacks one Permit for huat-
ing and one pass, od foS 30 days In the name Ct
John Ing AMI several receipts, only valuable 70
The owner. The above rewar win be paid az the
Nashville Brewery corner Of Jefferson and Cherry
street,, to the denTefer. JOHN KING
jan 26-se
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sfrayed.

IRON Mr.. cost SICK, N FDGEFIELD. ON
II Saturday last. one dark brcwn Mare MULE,
Is haads high. Also, one sOrrei Horse MULE
both branded T. $. on lett shoulder and W. A W.
on meek. a suiltbis reward viii be paid for the
Mules, Information where hey can DC found. En-
quire Of Jo< BosTNICK, Edgsfeld,
on SCOTT, KEENE a CO., Nsshy lie.
ian 1g 10
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First National Bank,


NAsHvILLE, TEss., January IA, 1864.
A NETTING q the Stockholders Of the First Ma
"a tiouai Bank % Nashville, Tenn, viii be held 81
The once o. sid Bank In the city Of Nashville
Monday, February 18th, 1854, for the parpose Of
elactng six Directors 20 serve the ensu5 ng ye8r
jan l4-S0d. JAS. 6. oGOAN, Cashier.
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For Sale or Rent.

A NICE little home in the country, containing q
"A acres, with wood, water, frame dwelling aud out
houses and fruit trees will rent the above 70 good
tenant for small rent trade the for real estate
in Nashvil OF Edgedeld. This place IS located near
Lavergne, sixteen miles by pike and fifteen by rail-
road ON Nashville. Apply 70
WI. T COOPER,
Ordnance Department, Nashville, Tenn.
Jan20-1we
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0. s. Christian Commission.

(fHkPLAINs and others Interested 10 furnishing
" regiments and hospitals With religious reading
are Invited 70 draw grstutoas supplies regularly from
the stations Of the Christian Commission ~ Nash
vile, Murfreesboro, Tulahoma, Bridgeport, C1atfa
noogs and Knoxville. Apply in person, Rhen cove
meat Orders sent by mail should Stale the number
o. men and toe mode Ct transportation. Adams
Express Company take packages % az points where
they have Office. Tie SPECIAL ails1iioa q rtgl-
menis and deiachmehts lying on the railroad, both
north and south o. Nashville, Il called % lEs eppor-
tuniiy o. a supply Of good reading
EDW. p. SMITH,
Ian2I .fmos General Yield Agent.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized TO announce the name of WIN
WILSON as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff at
the ensuing March elestion. jan 19s
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NEW FIRM
The National Military Journal.
THE UNITED STATES
ARMY 6 HlYT JOURNAL

Is THE ADhAOW LINED OkikN o. IuE AkMY
i and Navy, AID a. TIE only complete ant authOri-
tatiFe Army nd Navy 0azette n abs Uuited states.
It's articles frea she best military writers in the
country, and every lumber contains orresPOldencs
from prominent oIiccrs Of the Two services. Its
gazettes o. Promotions Changes, Dl5missalss and
Orders, are fan aud 0dcial, and ara published IN 20
other Journal.
Army and Navy, with whose interests q - thorough
y Identified, and whose honor and intel ligen0s q
seeks 20 represent The accaracy Of it5 Information
and the ability OF its discussions have also secured
for % q large and Increasing circulation among ci-
villains.
from the numerous expressions OF approval the
Army and Navy Journal has awakened "a tie Army
We 20 ect Only the follOEing
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announcements.
Criminal Court Clerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CHARLES
W. SMITH as a candidate for the Office Of CRIMINAL
COURT CLERK of Davidson County, st the Election
in March next. jan25-tdt
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Persons writing to this Ofi,e to subscribe
to the Union, or on any other business, should
address their letters TO
VIZ. CAMERON & CO.. Publishers
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce JAS. NJ. HINTON,
as a candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff
Of Davidson Couaty, at the ensuing March election
janl5-"
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STORE FOR RENT.

ONE door from the corner Of Broad on College
~ street Possession given Immediately. Apply
to the undersigned AZ the firm o. Griffith Parsons
No. College street
Jan 24-IWs .. W. SAIE.
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
Eov tho mac ~ Goaase-a

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.
Il is printed in four eslors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in . pssleboard thbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it 10 his friends, and they viii get
it framed and preserve it IS : remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent BY mail, pre-
paid.
l. n. RHODES 8 CO.,
81 Union Street. Nashville.
Agents wanted % sell the above.
lanle-sm
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q A RAILROAD HOTEL, WITH THE STOCK,
- Furniture ard Fixtures, and ten years lease
low rent This House can clo8r from eis hi hun
dred to thou'and dollars per month. The present
proprietor Is compelled % 60 North on private tusi-
ness. Apply 70 JAMES WALKER
No. 90 br0ad-street
DC A. NELSON, Real Estate Agent,
jan -6-S' 80 North Cherry street
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Il viii afford me much pleasure % recommend the
Army and Navy Journal 10 oficers In my portion u
the Army, and take this opportunity o. express ms
eradication that e. desiis , Is IN such haLds
From Prof IL Cqppee, UiiiDssity Of Penn.
good nsper Of this kind has i0ng been needed
Every former en0Tt within Ely kn0Eieiga hes been
a failure, but yOaTs promises % Be bri iaut suc-
eess IL very varied serFos inielllgeEca and Official
fnf0rmat Outs excellent articles scientific new and
get practcsl-Its d 20 tone a1d liberal spirif-are
al that onuid Be desired. Ihe form, paper and tyne
are admirable and ytur 0sn military exparlencs
viii put your Journal in sympathy with both oilers
aad men IN our ssrTlce.
The Army aud Navy Jcurlel e pubIshef every
Saturday, By w. c. Cit RCH, New York a IS year.
10 advance
BROWN = CO., Is Oolsgo-st, Nashville,
lanlo.ln General Amt.
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'ROA the subscriber. by two Federal soldiers, one
a soTrel Mare Mule, fax mare and tail, years
Old, and branded on the right shoulder J. r., with
white spot Just above the brand. Any one deliver
ing the said Mule at Page Teays stable on Market
street, or at nay residence, six miles the NOlens
vile Pike, VIII receive the above reward.
jan. 20-lW.r GEORGE HOGEN.
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AGENTS VFANTED--ss2 positively
made from 60 Cents.--somslbing urgently
Eeoood - every psrson. 10 samples sent FREQ b =
mai foF 90 cents that rutaIls for 80, b.
B. I. W0LC0T,
10 Ohaihan sqEaEs, New Terti
nsyIq.zg,
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Enr Sheriff

We are authorized to announce 1t. A. A. CARTER,
% the 9Th Tenn, Cavalry, as Union candidate for
Sheriff Of Davidson County, at the election which
takes place next March. jan15-td"
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store for Rent.

on Broad street. suitable for a grocery or cloth
" ing store. Enqdirs at 40. e0 Broad street.
Jan s4-Ztp
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HEADQUARTERS, WEST Va,
TaD 81 liza

Jan. "a, 1o64.
We have captured . rebel mail. The
secrets of the mailbag are interesting,
and in one or two instances highly i'm
portant. Almost al of the letters con
tain remarks on the Presidents amnesty
proclamation, the suferings anticipated
in rebellion, the disaffected state of the
citizens of the South, the complaints of
soldiers, the manner in which rebel off,
GERS high in position are spoken Of, &c.
All tend in very many respects to con-
firm the reports in circulation in the
Northern papers regarding the condition
of the COnfederacy.
One lady replying to another says
Your description of the President pains
me; had hoped for better things. It is
true we are Respondent but our hope for
the future is still strong.
The weather continues very mild, but
common roads are hardly in passable
condition for heavy teams and artillery.
Several prominent citizens and rebel
officers, one of them 3 widely known ex-
Foreign Minister, are negotiating to come
within our lines under the Presidents
amnesty proclamation.
NEw YORK, Jan. 24-The Herald's
Washington despatch says: It is under
stood that Oalifornia and Oregon viii
soon be formed into 3 military depart
ment, and there are at least ten regiments
TO be raised there. Is is expected that
Major. General will be sent there from
the Atlantic States.
The smallpox is subsiding in Wash
ington, and promises soon to disappear.
1t has been discovered that, on the oc-
casion of Meade's late movement, the
rebels were 80 apprehensive of defeat
that they took al the felons out Of their
prisons and reprieved large number Of
deserters, and sent them TO reinforce Lee.
The Postmaster General hiss invited
bids to reduce the running time of mails
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-COl. Fisk, Of the
First Connecticut cavalry, until recently
Provost Marshal of Baltimore, was ar
rested to-day by order Of the Secretary
of War, on q charge Of fraud and cor
ruption.
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OF Schedule

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JAN. 10, THE PAS
~ senger Train on the Tennessee and Alabama
iad will leave Nashville al A. H., and arrive at
Nashville at 4 P. NJ. FRANK THOMSON,
jan 1876 Nil. Supt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

k&8k0A EA 80 u ~ A6 & = A& Was
One Of the siisgrsesful espeaienss re-
sortea tob1hNaeuiQ sore etst xhsnFe4
vassM aafuft Int pf Dehss ion j la
Ia regard 10 r6sdsxated rsba rails IRON
Canada, which, ID was alleged, were 10 be
made under the direction of ssrebsl SYM
sgs'''ss 81, A h III
made npoa . smali battery At Oaslinss
Maiaen bus che assailaass g9a Oh wishass
haFss is 4 klslh# ~ IA hasa bss6 S&b&
gus affair, gotten up to create panic.
0gdeashnrg was threatsaed, and several
persons gsrs sfraassds wkav "rsfnss4to
give my aeeohhs 6sshsmssIve&s 'fSase
persons we're doubtless employed b. the
Rdministratiog to play that roIs.x They
pre- prshably asssS&sged befcFS now.
Buffalo was in danger, too; but no ensmy
has yet appeared, aad nothing mora will
be bssrl OF shep.-Se .6f Detreis md
as axstasrdfnary FUSS a66da ~ Ab'fbfcdg6.
I There 10 nos q particle of evidence
that any genuine raid vas ever medisated
against any Of these places, and the re-
ports which were so iniustrioasly circa-
lated Asfsse Ma alces ion, @sge a0psslass
pure inventions 10 Induce tfIs belief that
ahs DeaaosFAtle parry Sas ID Sollusi %
swish the rebalssfsr tisssiasafaction of the
sgyss and property ufxsar own people. IL
will be observed that, while the danger
was sery eminent before the election, not
ans w sn1 haa bses sasid of "A siuoe, The
raids have etebahay BEEN postpsasa /
bat il they come at last, the administra-
lion may take to itself the credit CT sng-
gesting ths1n.-- Union Democrat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

A Coos UKpER TRE JEINoLISE.--We
witnessed an amusing incident on one Of
our sarbnrbdn streets. last Saturday. A
fasbiopabls yoaRg lady got tap in. ths
highest styic 0f the millineFs' art, and ar
raysd id Aii A1s glUss of q i've so!laF- a.
.yard silk, twenty dollar bonnet and a
three hufdretf dollar shawl, was majesti-
caily sweeping afoog IN the direction OF
the Fair Ground, while just behiad q lit
lie boy 9as leading pet coon. A coun.
tryman in q brown slouched hat and q
ilinSev woOlsey waEinus,o came alongs
followed By a "yallah'' dog, whose nose
ces4sr - IN ed diRgonaliy, &rsmsserssly and
iategIsys With ibe ssars of many . fierce
c3nlested battle With membess .pf lhe rae
coon falnffy. "Tige'' DO sooner saw the
ring tailed representative of HE sncient
enemy, than be made q frantic dive for
him, accompanied by furious bark. -
C0ouey e6agprehended the situgtion al a
-gIaGce, 4 jed fpcantinently, and sought
IA sanctuary bonealh the. ample eireumfee
renee of the young lady's crinolgne- The
Young lady screamed, while the dog raaae
rapi icircles saufaing the air, and esl ldept-
ly bGKiIl,ril - know what had beeame
of The cpoa, Iae situation Of the lady
w&s critical anI embarrassing. She was
afraid 10 move isE fear the coon would
bite, ausl the coon declined 10 leave his
retre1t1 nnsat tte asg hai retired. Final
/ IN the dog vas stuad of, the Toy drag
egd tho coon from has hiding place, aad
/ rhe fo,3Hng lady went her way with q live.
/ " Consciousness pf having expaienced :
ncx sensatiou. AS for the copn hs va!
liastaaly killed. lie had seen TOO much Il
[ EIige.- Indianapolis JoufaaL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

eT The more we LOOK at it, the more
palpahle ths faas lscass Cd that she recent
elecsIoa was broad Fafso everywlara.
Statss eaaagh d ere aarsiea FOR rkineslab by
sheer fraud, 10 have elected Mcclellan on
a fair vote. Several were lost TO us by q
fraudulent use Of the soldiers vote. The
Democratic aviry vote of New York was
detained antil II was OF no use as home,
and soma ssch disrer utable exepedisnt
vas resorsed TO wherever necessary 20
carry State for Lincoln. This may be
regarded as an excellent j,xe for n time,
bat we shall fad ous By and by that all
ear safety fes fife and property CONSISTS
in The purity Of the ballot uai0n Dam
oeral.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

THk pkAcz PAsrr. = Encourage The
Peace party Of the North, says g CORES
poLdant ef the Augusta ChEuEicle. elf
We ever have peace on honorable terms
twill be through tAeir eforts,n With .
spirit as broad as the Uuipns as gsner-
Gus as brotherhood, as Intelligent as COM
mon sense, the Pence party OF the North
seek an adjustEE1ssit Of thescosshics q the
section on the only terms 4hetaaR be con-
sidersd ifonorablet6 either section. That
party typiGss, 10 reEefencc to the exiting
troubles Of tha country, ihe policy OF
statesmaRship, Passion, pride, or fac-
iioai has no vp;es in its eaunsels. Ae-
septiag the FACTS of the casa as they ex.
Ats. it bears xtsh the impHtherce shHt fsx
the time would thrust ID aSits, bas era.
boslyiug, az W does, in advaBso, TIA sag-
gssfipns of thAt sound ju8grsAsat, is dis
cards tbs arts sf the detnagogac, ,and the
rant of the fanatic, in calm axHifing .
the sober award OF the popular ~sesoad
EAsasbt.n Narlh anI sessah, aiikss mag
iofa ia the laalaratipn Vi The Augusta
Gllrosaiele. 'fIf we ever have peace pn
hoaorahle terms IT will ceala tArsegt tbs
efforts" Of the parry Of peace ~, 4
AerS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

EY -Four Roman Catholic clargymen in
one Of the religious Institutions Of ~,
Louis hare btcn tsdrafted-" They ap.
pliei foE exemption on she groaad that
iAs colleges and schools uaderI their sup
esintendeuee would be ruined by their
eonscriptioa. They have therefore baeHs
ssrsleased on pa ole,' sSto report wheu
called on to ths Secretary Of War" fais
simple process, repeated sHffcientiy often,
may be tnado 10 bring the clergy OF the
Church Of Roua, and, iadeeds s.ot all 9th
er beiteriag Christians, under the thumb
Of Mr. StaBtoul An order 10 s'repoft"
ior nuster in tbe ranks Of death may
thus be empIoyei 10 teach them to yend
out the threats Of hell for cars political,
TO make the house of PRAYER . bear gar
den of fdctfon, and 10 talk murderer's
benegolenss through shenosc When re-
lieian itself rs passsng rapidly awsy, why,
after all, shaultl men Sake asy eonceFn
for religious libeFtyF- IN. I. News.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

CO In ths hard struggle of the recent
election, none deserve more credit than
the sturdy Democrats ofSeE ILanpshne.
They hash fedsIeed sds Abolition majsrf.
~ one-half, and will stand altogether
right 10 another election. Indeed, il is
easy TO see that the causes are in opera
ton, whirh ual I@changegAs prxsss9 con-
dition or things, Throughout the country,
by a reaction iReEitable md Irresistible.
IN toe leag Fua, pahiies sEiis eurg tbens
seifcs. Errav sfsen prevkilA fsFn lins,
bds il has no permanent basis and must
iaally yield 10 truth. - Courier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

The Baltimore Sun says the duck
ing shores of Maryland are unequallei in
any part DC the wefhEor thasS fond Of
shooting on the wing. At Carroll's Is
land, about Ii miles from the city, ducks
have been ia great abundance this season,
ana Of the very best quality, During
Wednesday aud Thursday last Mr.. sSaay
sef n Hyde, an expert on the Wing,
killed at .tha aboyer aamea island Fobs
qua Ill md ais reki-lssaa mad aagsyass+
baek IaekA. srtfa u extraurdfnarry SPORT.
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ragpAy oE IgpaMgkr.

81 yoar reesollsction Of the insults
Assa indigailies heaU . oa yuur frilag cit
lxass ahreuga shs Mn series Of Wligxo.
vs1s zltsa IN stst eesi hsslts
- ~ II iustsa aia o. ~.
b ssgk n kt y srs kiif y
10 - ~
HI u iss by gapr reusalIeatipts
Il ss II Il ssshs 4 sFs IsasE; 4 aBIeed. 3D.
i'd kausaa, 2 aud the other ten thousand
wxohgs Indicted on Abolitionioini you
slakld rally fo tte potts ana vote down
slsA allies and sysspalhizers with our foes.
srh@ Ia the aaslirs posser oil the ''Uniou
psksss hs 'batrlsr II q 81 lssl
60 ID ykkpusand parth@n III u p4lessf /,
~ t6e kAkging Of JbtA Bsdxn pFoAbaBFFY
lskable that number, Well, we wouid
bsss nothing to aay IL ths Abolitionists
ssaa asenged themselyes maafaliy and
hassslly as their own expense, or as fair
Kzappsn snnmias : hat shay ssexil sasges-
ernmenf BY sectional yote, and then use
shaa ~ tgsEsr ms trim eTt eF vengeance n.
galaas sheir slave. holding foes. But
~ - ns1fA aaxasiaas s1sil, toes. pxetspe Z
aap suniaR kish aieiE fees, Hnd dslu0A
rsoSthefh ID asdasrAts aintosa q belief thas
they are fgbting for this Union, when
they arc insre instruments in The hands of
ihe Aboliiiouists tp~ wreak their long
fpsnt-up vengeance Oh the South. Well,
time sets tll things right, aud when tbs
poor fellows who haze shei their blood
and loss their limbs, as they supposed,
for union With the men Of the South,
bat in truth TO wreak tha vengeance OF
Abolitioniom on the soashern people,
then will coma the day ef Judgment in
very truth, and The saiansss and Cheesers
will wish they never had been born
Day Book.