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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

LoUIsyiLLE, Jply19rwThe steam.
.er Saint Louis, from shences to
Nashville, Iaaep With Government
stores, was burned, yesterday by
guerrillas, OF Sailors, Rest; on the
Cumberland River.
Four rebel prisoners hayedbeen
selected from our military prison
ito be sehteito, MRehelyilled and
Clsrksvihe, to be shot in retai ation
for the murder oftwod union men
near those places II iday'st Mash
vile Onion editorially, says The re-
ports ofthc. captsre OF Atlanta are
all premature, though our whole
army is in motion, andwe expec,
to- hear of it's capture in a few
da VS. % Etaiae faa 's''a4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
PUTNAM -
Clothes Wgigef
IT is TBB 0E LI HE ABLE
SelfAdjusting F4nger
No WOcd-ref 10 SREt.
No Thumb. screaos @G4 0taNf
WARRANTED WITH OR wITHoUTCoG
WHEELS.
Order.

WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG.
WHEELLS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty
seven State ahd- Count FAIRS 4 IBB5. and
is, UithOatssan exception, the best Wringey
ever made, Sosof9Hn
Patented in the Uuited States, 0EnaIahhd,
Canada, and Australia. Agents wautedrin
every town and in all parts Of the world.
Energetic agents can make from 3 to 10
Dollars Der day.
Sample Wringcr sent Express paid on
ireceipt of price,
No. 2, 80. No 80. No. 1. $3.50
ManufactiFed and sod, Wholesale and
retail, by :"
THE PUTNAM MAEBFAcTUR1NG cof
No. ID Platt Street, New York, ClevelsndO,
and Bennington W. 3. O N0RTHRoP, Ago
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz
That Iron we'll galvanized v9H mot rGsk
That a simple machine IS better han a
compicsted onsF WW
That q Wringer should be sszEadststino.
durable, Ngds6Saiea6
That ThHn6,Scyei0S and gFdstenings cause
Edshk S3a tsOubls t~orsgslate and keep
in order;
That wood Soaked1p hct water witl swsR,
shrink and spit: 8
EhFt .. SSo5EssariPs, fYr ths Is4aiFt 0Esn n
That the Putnam ,Wringer, with OF. without
.hS !cog-wheels, win not tedr%Me clothes;
That ~cog-wheel regulators are not essen.
tial: b0. .o,lg1Ifo sso5s 0'dl =,
That the Putnam Wringerl has all the adj
RahtageS. andAaos one ofthes~ disadvanN
sstages above named; go ~ -
IThAt al Wild hshys tested't p~Ercsnoaace it
G4hes bestW ridgper ever hadesk
That it will wiring a Thread or a Bed
Quit fyHour} ALfERATloM
We might fiji The papa with testimonials
but insert only a few to VI the skep
iical, if such there be; and we say to all,
test Putnam's Wringer. Test it THOR
OUOHLY and ANYIsad ALL others, and
ifnot entirely satisfactory return it. o,
Putnam Manufacturing Go; .slg h
GENTLEMEN; / knov from practical er.
g sfst ,siu f e, Ss Fis ap y AZ sss sss 5a,; 's'iA
The Puthani Wringer IL as near perfect 40
possible, and / can cheerfully recoi2mend it
TO be the bes in use.Eo lRespeetfu ny YOURS.
.sJNO. WTWHEELER Cleveland. Ohio, 9
=, We have ties ted Putqam's Clothes Wiring
er Ky practical working, and know that It
will do. 1t is cheap; it is simple; it re1Hirest
no 6noma 6heCheG hk &6rko or at rest, a
child eaa-operatei it it does its duty thor
PughlE y; Il ssySsJi@epf n save R9a and
teaa A4bSkn pay tSrNItSfif III S@dss al
most HoN HORACE GREELEY.
gsJnly 81 lS64,nra ~ YQMR q ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
THE DANISH BLOCKADE.

The uombnrc nopo mana riro ,bo sO,,ow;n.
as the r csn .c c ,trt moth of,ho naa;.hanS
Anstro. pru,si,r a..,.;n ,ho Mi G.
~, ~ .
,binHcf 1%a.I;no 'oEee5 CONSISTS OF inc screw
frisste, Schwarzenberg, Go guns tho iron ..
clad frigate Don Juan d'Austria, l6 guns;
the screw corvette Friedrich, %; the paddle
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

SALE or REAL ESTATE
15pi 4 F. w. 9ssiN', Plaintiff F;ssls p1 Con
JOba W. Weakly eeaf, Defi. 0iail Action
iotsa 's9d yTgy ID PaSsN III '.F0AuaW afJ
I'm Pursuance ofan order, Of sale by th'
lCoprt Of Common Pleas,of Preble County
o., and to me directed, ! will offer for sal
at public a%uctiou, at the do. rof the Cour
House, In Eaton, 0hi6,, 4'o"' IN
s5S0ss Hsdhesdgy the NTH day v agSAst,
A. b. 1864, at lo'clockpP. NJ, thefollowin,
described real estate; sitnate jh thes icSunt
OIL Preble, and State Of Ohio, to wit:
North EasbQGarter of Section NO 1niae e, 70
TownsbipSNo ysixs ~ Of Range3hr'e, p
East, containing fG2 acres more Or less,+
AppEaisedTet $SO00
TERMS OF SALE Z0ne third cash Il
hand; one third III 3 months, and the. residq
iulB monthsftbm thedSypfsala1 deferret
payments TO- bear interest and to be secure,
by mortgage on the 1premiSes Asold.
saisES rs o. ylilG HASAWisSKAfAF
za slSs7f AiSpeeialik Easteh Gommssidher.
Gilmore & Campbell, AttafReHnisiuba
"a Juneoa0SlR6k-5M noi;Rs:is pIfs 6{25
kHRSsil4lhe above ii ieribed farm Sbeiong
tpltha estate of SamhSl iWeAslb deccAsed
and isiebo1t two mileS!sodthsof Lewisbdfg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

80 WAsHrNGroN, July 19.-Thc boat
from Fortress Monroe this morn
morning briggs no nsws nom
Grants afmyrid u .2Hiu7p, mad,
go The absence Of rain capses so4lo
suffering ip thS arNy' bijgfs
".l!S! sl3 u aid
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

sgrprisinggt9 Fs bow
DEEM and Brother catch at the
Dry Goods that como frqm the
Epgst.1 R9Eihg the RECEIPT ssceshh
raid, many goods were removed for
safety, and Mcssrs, J, and F. DEEM
hearing of the state Of things in
Baitimoreand Philadelphia, rushed
to pmeet their9 gid frienassandi
bought silks, shoes, boots, ribbons,
sun-sh,aes, calicoes,Hcils, ETC., at
greatly REDUCED prices, all Of which
they, sseli cas- great bargains, for
Cash. Ladies, look in--the DEEMS
are not all married, and they sell
just the goods Sr wedding dresses.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
q n Rs.

HIGHLY IMPORTAND
.wAsHNQrox. JUL 1gT4y6e
g Eefhhs ins iedeipt Ibis
morn ms of glorious nswsI from
SherA sh, s1t Is not the new Of
The bpttle, but something better.
Con. SShermansapn6uh ces chat on
Yesterday, having previously cross
ed the Chattahoochie, his whole
army advanced five milessohth4of
the river and crossed Reachtree
creek. This advance was made
without any resistance from john
son's army, except sllghtsklrmishl
ing with his rear as he retired.
This movement necessarily forces
laniI lid Hdtss the cIlytEAhR
range of Sherman's guns.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
iREATHeF MRS vALLANDIGHANl

TfEATHUF MIS- FALLANDIGHAMl {
1--we regret to learn that Mrs. sRebeGca
VallandiShdin, mother Of the Hon. G., l..
vaIlandigiam, died at her residehRcaep in
New Lisbon, Colun biana covhty,? en- The
morning Of the 9Th inst, She WAS far ad-
yqatnced ipyears and The anxiety and excite
neqt OcGasioned her the past fGteen months
by the arbitrary and despotic treatment Of
her son by the Washington dcspot, has no
doubt hastened her end She was a most
excellent ard true woman and exemplary
Christian. l.StshJthpsi2e Pataiiot and Union.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
Foos. J. B. STEPHENS
zoos & STEPHENS,
TORNEYS ar LAW,
AND
~0taries
H.ty nAmAN ArrrA
!. STEPHENS
EATON. OHIO.

IfNTILL attend promptly TO all business
w entrusted to their care, in Preble and
adjoining counties.
Special attention win be bald 10 the pro-
curing Of LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA.
.TION and GUARDIANSHIP the SETTLE
HMENT OF ESTATES the COLLECTION
OF DEBTS, PARTITI0NING OELANDS
dnd tpthe sfsSdtpp of DEEDS MQRTGA-
GEES. and all kinds Of C0NVEYANCES.
ny 0Gice over oofman, Bookstore, GU
Main street immediately opposite the Court
House. A-A .AIO cril2-ly
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FORlSALE.

a0fo 4 'tiDI' F0RSALB..1D alss
A NEXCELLENT ROSEWOOD ri PIANO
IN 7oqtavc, by Hayes L Go of New York
This Piano ID nearly new, lone, sweet and
powerful, is altogether a first class Instru
meMAdnd Will beVsoldsa great bargain.
The price of good Pianos has gone up i'm.
pensely during the pastT two years, aud in
consequence ofthe increased tariff on the
imported materials, is, likely, e, kqep, up fol
some, time. This IS q rare jhanee for any
one to invest quickly depreeiating green
back. ip an. article that cannot APPRECIATE,
and cf the purchase Qrawhiqhs they will never
repent. ts p. s,r ,7,,.e o,,.,,f
PIess Office Eas9h ITTgT GJ0q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
THE NIAGARAC CONFER.
.-.I m--N ENCE. rn-m, III

=, The published correspondence
5Shich is reported to have passed
between some patriotic, southern
gentleman and Horace Greedy, rel
alive to the cessation of o pres.
emf cruel and muroerous war, is
now before the world If WHAT'S
made public, be true, and il Presi.
dent Lincoln has written thereby
afathered' upon him, we can only
add chat the the wrath Of God will
.oyegtake hin, 1bptlat Present we dc
mot believe that the published let
terslare'tFde.n They must be false
New York is now turned into q
gambling shop, and the cleyerest
and greatest oscoppdrcl makes the
most moneyshgti'a' .%s1 a.aoL
oThei 'TTeasury Department at
!, Washington has turned out to be
the place spoken of by the Prophet
Ezekiel, stIi chapter, from the 9th
verse to the end of the chapter
Reader, read it, we pray of you,
EN" a--LAAA-G--A 81. y
T- "
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

; .baL REssLER, 1.-The greatest nd
best Buggy and Carriage builder
id tie West tartts Godt The finest
carriages in America He lives in
Ea'pn-that is enough Can and
look al his Bgggiesg and Carriages.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
DOTYsSro,a

FAST 1oNkEVslN ~ lst q uSPthy lay, >
tAEELJhAbri IS, 1864.
FRIEND DoTY Your last improvement Of
your washing Machine is a complete success
AS it twas befofsy IL was het6rst ion6i1lcould
ever get conntenRnced. AS it is now, all
agree thatitis more eonvenienttane washes
more, clothes al once, than the other. A little
slim girl often years uses It; and an inos.
I'D ady,, lrho has 10. ,sitt doign to ,gork,
can Dash acithoat fatigue. You have wen
blessings from all the 1womensabof his
house = he assored of thatanc Y0urfriendl
Hs 81 7@eo Uiv B0L0N ROBINSON;
HOAftst long use indhisf4miIyeth e Rev. VIM.
V. V MABoN, in yie@i6f the great s&ttng of
clothes. as we'll as bf aab0i; Bays, they are
t'agreater benehetion TO The Family than
thesSewiag Maehine.''siAiss Ice. bsdii9.sh
Egsrg' 1EFsdmay Should Hare one.
WMs dMs yDoTY, IS; Beekmaf ST., MY
RenoyedfrOm 49S, Brodwayy42, ParkSRow
and 231EmySt)H b,sia1dJA
u Also for sale TO- 3If4 80 Cttiat
iGL0PhES WRINGERS, CLOTHES
DRYERS, ss WINDOW WASHERS &c.
81 July 2Ltl66I. sst3sai 7as6 IS siasNiyPc
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

5aa s1s s'SsssssEEftae,lo ,~aiifpaaio 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

We'll, we are honest enough to
confess that we used to look upon
Sherman as appointing and upon
Grant as tho hero of the age; but
now we admit, that Gen. Sherman
is the man, and the great victory
is. on his side. Atlanta has fallen.
The devil and the swine have
rushed into tue sea, and that is
enough for us. IIallclujah y
There can be no doubt, that O
Thanksgiving Sermon will be
preached next Lords Day, at the
- church, by the ----
and all the people will shout
Amen /. and of the victory, they
will cay AS a Benediction4"E Este
Pe,PaNa.2 .-il.4-..ad ..l.saJl
But whore is our relative, Grant?
Yes, rclatirc-for We named our
daughter, alter him twenty years
ago. What will.the Morris Dancer
and his Banbury Cake Jack say to
this fact 2 WalJ Grant is smoking,
his Pipe as We do, and looking
through his cyelgIass into Rich.
mond, slut Lee will not come out.
and Grant cap not get in. Mean,
time, bold and clever raiders rush
into Maryland and Pennsylvania,
threaten Washington, gather up
the plumber, march back success.
and Cid Abe trembles, End
screams ont for five hundred thou.
sand more men. May he get them.
les-he will BE-. .a-. -..;.tsla
I'VE are coming, Father Abraham, =
Five hundred thousand strong !" Ha,
We5aro coming, Father Abraham, ~
With Pakc Sheet Morris in the throng.
We are coming, Father Abranam, 20,
With Mcagher, Gold and Fool,
Who hide behind lie tcamsterss.a '~
10 Hoping to save their skulls. .'a-'@
5.y L-----S&A~~S--A- r.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

HGT The Editor ofhiS paper ices
not hold himself rtsponet6tetor h
odOpiniOaS oppressed Gyhis correspond
entS, THe'prter, and not the Editor
is responsible. h'id" iro| ;
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

3 .pe. George Lockwood is now
selIinga ttJns stock yeryLcheap. =
u.IsuI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
The Last Great War.

|"Eead the First Of the New Ally'ts.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-16
Wanted In Eastern Tennessee.

We call the attention Of loyal mon in
other States to the wants of this portion Of
Tennessee, and especially Knoxville. We
want tin and stove shops, with stock to car
ry on business. Wowant house carpenters,
and cabinet makers, with materials to carry
on. We want boot and shoe shops. We
want tanncries, for we have the bark and
hides We want talors, black-smiths, ma
chinists, and all manner of laborers. Sad
Gicrs, harness makers, carriage makers, and
Union mechanics, to take the place Of a vile
set of rebel lick -spttlcs, who have had their
day, and whose proscrptve course, and per
sccution of loyalmen forbid that they should
ever do business here again. We want
school teachers, physicians, and preachers,
who are loyal to the government of the
United States All such men, and many of
them would settle now, in this country, and
start fair in life, in n country of fine scenery,
productive soil, pure water, and saubri-
Gus atmosphere, The country now looks
bad, but the war over, and everything will
spring into life.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-16
East Tennessee Troops.

There are about SIX regiments Of Infant
|ry and six Of Cavalry in the Federal army
from East Tennessee, besides hundreds if
not thousands dispersed through other reg
iMcnts. a more patriotic and sclf-sacrific-
ling body Of troops never were attached to
any army. Leaving their homes, their
property, nay, their wives, children, and
parents, as cyiloS, rs true and brave men,
contending for the restoration of the Union,
and for republican liberty, they made their
way through the mountains, and joined the
Federal army in Kentucky, at Nashville,
and in front of Murireesborough.
This New England States, the great mid
die States of New York and Pennsylvania,
and the Northwestern States, have done Il
nob. part for the relief of their sick and
wounded, and destitute soldiers. But the
Esst Tennessee soldiers have stood out in
the cold, rs SO many orphan children. No
encouraging words or gifts could reach them
from friends ut home. The bitter reflection
that their friends were in dungeons, that
their property was destroyed. and that their
families were robbed of all they had and
were grossly insulted, was all they had left
to comfort them! All honor to the brave
Tenncssccans, and suffering patriots
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-16
Old Decentralization they tell!

In looking over n WORKOUT issue of the
Richmond Ea2aira Of the 3D. of December
1862, that worked Its way through the block
AIDE and reached us few days thereafter in
Washington we notice that it complains
bitterly that corn, in Richmond, at that
date, was selling ut $3.50, and that this .N-
tortioning on the part Of spectators and
capitalists, was bearing heavily upon the
poor, and the families Of those who had
gone to tn. war. The Ea7urr administers
rcbukc by quoting the following from the
Bible;
ale that withholdch corn the people shall curse
him; but blessings shall be upon the head of him
that scllcth it,
As the EnQUrr was active in the cause
of the Southern Rebellion, and did much to
raise the price Of corn, and MS it has set the
example of quoting Scripture, we beg leave
to call its attention to another passage in
the Sd chapter Of the cpistIe to the Romans.
The Enquirer will here find more terrible
dcnunciationS from mShticr power than
even the people, for crime the Enquirer
embarked in;
"Lct every soul be subject 10 the higher powers,
for there is no power but of God; the powers that
be are ordained of God. Whosocycr therefore, re
ssteth the power, rcssteth the ordinance of God;
and they that resist shall rsceirc To themselves 81p-
nation. For rulers are not terror to good works,
but to the evil Wit thou then not be afraid of the
power? DO that which is good and thou shalt have
praise of the same For he is the minister Of God
to thee for good But if thou do that which is evil,
be afraid for he beareM not the sroyd in raihj for
he is the minister Of God, rcvcnger to execute
wrath upon him that doeth evil. Wherefore We
must needs be subject not only for wrath, but also
for conscience sake
Now, those who could deliberately set
aside so plain and terrible II threat "a is
contained in the following passage Of Holy
Writ, and participate in the wicked rebel
lion that has drenched our land in blood,
deserve TO be cursed harder, longer, and
louder than they can be cursed by the
people" And what shall we say Of the
Reccrcnd Iscari0tS of the South who en-
barked in this work Of "crucityng afresh
the Son of God, as most ofour hypocritical
Doctors of Divinity did? These apostates
from the plaincst teachings Of the Holy
Spirit deserve to be held up as examples Of
wickedness for generations to come.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-16
Associated Press Dispatches.

Nc,c lork.-The Tribnne publishes II letter from
Charleston ntmoting that that City is mined with
gunpowdcr, and that Bcaurcgard advised the resi-
dents that if he couldn't hold be would leave it "A
mass Of ruins.
Hrashinqton-Realle information says that rob
el Gen. Early with Brigadcs of Ewcls Corps,
perhaps aggrcgatng 5000 besides the forces of I'M
bodcn, Mcmillan and other rebel leaders, and also
Fitzhugh Lees cavalry, are in Shenandoah Valley
and west thereof towards Petersburg. Brig. Gen.
Sullivan and Gen. Avcrill, under command of Gen.
Kelley, are in good force and wide awake.
1t is understood that it is definitely arranged that
Rosccrans is to take SchoGclds place in Department
Of Missouri.
IIcralds Key West correspondence says Naval
operations on the coast of Fla active and sue
ccssful The crew of the steamers Boomer and
Restless had destroyed extensive salt works at Stan
ton City, valued at 100000.
Curo.-Scamers Duke of Argyle from New Or
leans, and Ilillman from Memphis have arrived.
Mercury 10 degrees below zero thi, morning. A
number of persons were frozen TO death below Cairo
on New Years eve
Gen. Grcrson is pursuing Forrest, who was 'outh
of Cold Water. Lee has reinforced Forrest from
Oklahoma. Guerrilla Gen. Richardson also crossed
over the lines on the 2sth going southwark. All
quiet in interior since his departure \ large amount
of cotton and moasscs arrived here last week, most
ly for Cincinnati.
Nctc Iork-Trbunes special says that Burnside
at the earnest solicitation Of the President withdrew
his resignation, and it is not impossible he will be
rcassigncd to command the Department of the Ohio
Major General Stoneman has been appointed Chief
of Cavalry at the West, whittier he Immediately
proceeds. General Butler arrived from Point Look
out and was met by despatch from the President
Secretary Stanton enlarged Buffers powers by pla-
cling all rebel prisoners in the L. 5. under his
There will be 30 600 at Point Lookout within weeks
Government resolutcly insists that no exchanges
shall be made except through Butler and porcmp-
torlv rcpudiatcs the rebel outawing of him.
Dqyfon. O-Thc northern and southern passenger
trains collided this morning at CarroIlton miles
distant. One engineer and fireman killed, ? fire.
men and engineers missing. Train from Dayton lit
orally crushed to pieces. Number of passengers
killed unknown Cars were being cut to pieces to
get out the killed and wounded.
CfHciunaf-Rivcr full of floating ice Navga-
ton suspended Hcad-Qrs Dept of the Ohio will
he removed to Lexington tomorrow. Arkansas
delegation passed through here for Washington to
arrange for returning Arkansas to the Union.
LousriUc-We Gather clear. Mercury % degrees
Barometer 1915. Large quantities of floating ice
in the river Nashville train due at last evening
arrived at this morning. having been accidentally
thrown of the track. No damage
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-16
"A True Patriot"

The last week IN March 1868, we spoke
in Coymgton Kentucky at n Union Ruud-
cation meeting, and on then day, we re-
ceiyoda note through the post office making
the following enquiry
Sir, in your bitter denuuoaton' Of Rebel. and
Rebel sympathi1crs you said You had due regard for
true pahiot irrespective Of party associations
VIII YOU be- good enough 10 tell me- through This
channel what constitutes A rHrE rArgor in your
Judgment
TO this demand, we returned this answ~;
"Sir, true patriot, in my Judgment. Is ono who.
forgetting all past political difference. places the sal
walton Of the Union above all party or ohor pre-
objections, is for the mnuununcn olthe Federal Gov
ornmout against all ts enemies, NJ home or abroad.
Next u true patriot, /, one who .u,uins the Fol-
era Government in all il, measures for putting down
this rebellion and advocates vigorous prosecution
of the war until the nov severed Union of these
Slatc, ht firmly established over every foot Of ter
ritory on the continent
Last but not least, true patriot Is one who "
maltcrbly opposed to the secession of one inch Of
territory Of the American Union and who uuhc,ta-
!ingly dcuouncc' those who anywhere under any
circumstance udy0cat! secession rs traitors 90 the
Federal Government,
In word, sir your Norhw' stern "coppcrhcad.'
and Kentucky " Buttornuts' do not hll my bin of
Il trlc patriot, They do not commend themselves
10 my favorable notice. And my desire is, TO have
nothing to do with any such men, and IL You are
one you will please no, trouble me with any tuuh-
cr unqurlus.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-16
B0ld.FaCCd Lying.

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with fine Snpiho,n rohclIion l,no,yn nc lb
rooyL,cs on IrIi,no Cor,,ross,or mazda .
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cit,, or \ro,. y,rl, i, Noroh 1Qcq ;,st or
t,, ,b,. ol,.,. of u,o .,..ion :, ,,l,i.l a.,
avn nor,,. ioprnoIs r.nort hin, 70 horo.oid.
aTi,, ,,. .,a.,,.. ,,,.,.'.',,
organization to which any man might have been
Proud to belong ! see II. history written N every
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