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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Political Issues Slmpllled.

"The war on the part of the North is
now agsinst the Union. 1t is 10 pre-
vent the re-establishmsnt OF the suthori-
ty Of the Constitution. Our
armies are nov on their soil, sldughtsT
ing their inhabitants, to prevent their
return. Lee is not to-day fight
ing against the Union. He 10 Sighting
against the revengefuI politics Of abo-
itionism. Our armies are in font Of
Richmond to enforce these politics, in
defiance of right, lA-, aud the wishes %
the nAtisn."- Cradfordsrille RerissO,
July so, "a.
Well, yes, our impression is, that
political issues" are considerably "sim
pli6ed JEFF Davis could not ask q
word Of the above TO be changed. IL is
so clear that not only does it simplify
political issues, but it does the same
Job for political parties There Is not
leader IN the coniederacy who would no.
instantly recognize the writer Of such
words as bis friend "A memh-r Of his
party-a { llow-trsilor with him. Grant
and Shrrmsa. and our prave bows are
| fighting and IA ing in front O. r ehD"nd
and Arsut-. moi 10 our defrase. oh. nol
nut in defa &C Of r'gAt t'p, and The
rishes II lie nation Why, ho~ it IS
''Mmpnh d L--, IA sending his raid
ers into Maryland and Pennsylvania,
| burning. plundering, and numbering;
/ Morgan with bis baud Of horss-thisVes,
raidinx through our own State; Semmts
on the ocean with his pirate horde
/ Hood aud Lee msrshaling their hosts
against the enemies Of oar Government
made up from our brothers. sons, and
fathers These, according to the Re
riep are mot to day lighting sgaius, the
Union" "Simplidedl why veal
When cur soldiers on the Monocaey a
few days since, although overpowered by
these same upbolders Of The Union,
stood for hours and fought them bravsly,
making many Of them bite the dust be-
fore the numbering horde swept the fair
fields Of Maryland, they we're not. ae-
cordug to the ReUieO, engaged in lsgit-
innate warfare Oh, mol they we're
" slaughiering" the poor rebels who are
lighting for, not against, the Union
they tour soIdiers) are criminals, all
guilty Of man-slaughter Our boys with
Grant and Sherman are every day com.
hitting the sans crime, for the Reuissc
says Our armies are on their soil,
slaughtering their inhabitants" Issues
simpli6edl' OF course they are. Re
member it eitizensl Soldiers teiH mol
need 10 be reminded - Graacfordsviilt
Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Cnian eelIngs.

Hon. David 5 Goodinc, OF Greenfield.
Ind, one of the electors at large for the
State on the Union ticket, will address
the people at the following places on the
days mentioned
Judge Gooding was formerly strong
Douglas Democrat, but when the rebel
lion broke out he threw aside mere party
and went in for his country. He is a
forcibIe speaker and is doing good work:
Evansville, Wednesday, August 24th,
SP NJ
Vaudeville, Thursday, Aug 18th, I'm
Boonville, Friday, Aug. 26th. 2 ?. n
Centerville, Saturday, Aug. 9th, lP.A
Princeton, Monday. A9g. 29tb, ! P. N
Petersburgh, Tuesday, Aug. 30th, l P n
Washington, w ednesday ,Aug3l, Pm
Jasper, Thursday, Sept lat, 2 P. N
Loogootee, Friday, Sept. I'd, ] p N
Aug. S-ddwsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
0MenshOro Jews.

The Greensboro Monitor of wsdues-
day says:
We notice number Of the good citi-
zens of Henderson in our city, who have
fed from the Confederate conscription,
which is being enforced. We welcome
them to our protection.
Is it possible that these good citizens
of Henderson have fled for protection
to a town garrisoned by negro troops 2
The Monitor further says
CAPrAIs YARBER AREEsrEp.-Captain
Yarbsr was arrested in this city ysster-
day morning, under the order Of Col
Bishop, bis men disarmed, horses taken
from them, aud disbanded- We learn
that Capt Yarber could show no author
ity, neither State or National. for bis
proceedings, and it wsz therefore pro-
nonnced unlawful, and hence the arrest
and disbandmenG
We think there is some mistake in re-
gard to this matter. Capt Wilson is
acting under authority from Governor
Bramlette, and Yarber is his FIRST Lieu
tenant
SkIRMsH At YELvISGTox.-In regard
to this affair, the AOaitOr says: A skir-
mish took place at Yslvinglon, in this
county, Monday night, between g force
under CaptaiA j. C. Gown, OF the l0S,h
Colored Infantry, and some guerrrllas
and citizens. We learn from some
,aurces that several citizens were wound
ID, and from others that nobody was
hurt' Captain C.'s command returned
o this city this morning, bringing seye-
raj citiz-ns as prisoners, who are now
in duranee vile
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

"TATER GLAzEBEook This en-
effable noodle and gsrrulous simpleton,
was recently nominated by the Starke
County Democratic Convention for the
Legislature. The Plymouth Republican,
in the course Of an article having refer
ense to the action Of the Convention
which placed him in nomination, says:
"They nominated Lloyd Glazebrosk,
of Railroad township, StArke county who
Just one week before in County Con-
vtniion, stood. before large audience
and said: 81 thank God but few mem
bers of the Democratic party belong TO
the Church, only now aud then : SCALA
wag." He once had seat in the Eegis-
lature, aud while there, was the laughing
stock Of that body"
We had the inefable honor [ y of see
ing the distinguished gentleman often
in 1852, but We supposed that be had
passed off the stage Of action long since
as he had the name OF being the mos
conIummate liar and the meanest mar
in Putnam county. He is = ct repre-
sentative of the Peace Democracy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

0SE AND the SANE CAUsE-Ws in
vite careful reading Of an article to be
found elsewhere, entitled Rebel and
Ceppsrhesd Accord" II 10 another Of
the thousand proofs that have been pro-
ducsd that the sims Of the rebel leaders
at the South and the CoPperhead lead
ers at the North are identical; namely,
the destruction Of the Government and
the success Of the re bslliou.
To attain these objects the great pre-
liminary object is to defeat Abraham
Lincoln and the restorstion Of the Buch-
anan eonspirators to Office. Shall they
sacceed7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
How q Traitor TALKS.

Some of the conceit 10 taken out of US,
but not all We still fancy ourselves
some, and, now that We can no longer
boast Of our virtues, we claim the right
to brag over the extent Of our vices.
Did anybody ever see a nation 90 TO the
devil so wildly as oursi What wars and
revolutions have equaled this present one
Of ours9 That is left US TO brag of-and
oaly that
"A for other matters, King Dshomey
has respectable sort Of government
compared with ours; his wars are not
more bloody and disastrous; and the
Esquimaux, whe freeze half nation in
a winter, may be said to be better than
we, who kill the same number per an
num-
We have ceased to brag about republi-
can governments as much as We did
They are very good things to have for
those who know how to manage them.
For those who do not it is worse than
keepingA bull in china shop. There
is sure to be some smashing of crockery
if it is sried-Cdiro Democrat
The above ranting should not be won
dered at when ye recall the antecedenis
of the editor of the Democrat Living
in the midst of the rebellion, and par
taking largely of its spirit and advocat-
ing its cause in prose and poetry, until
he found is necessary to come North to
save himself from starving or sighting in
its ranks, and then seeing his pet insti-
tuition, Slavery, and his pet Government,
the Confederaey, going under, it is not
astonishing that he cries out in the
agony of soul indicated by the above
What wars aud revolutions have equal
ed this present one of ours2" No won
der be thinks he is going to the devil
xildlv and ranidlv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19


ton. and "a EsrIv, II ia said has gone
Ger stump he Stat Nary
ant and feRnsyEra' ia fur the Peace
art. - csrfa'n var poll cian nam
Hunter had engagements 10 meet i. is
rti- -tums. but it is TERED B. wIl
OK ouE ct them; and there - pr9habi,
no hing 70 prevent our eloquent ad,
ate of peace from sweeping tho,
States"
There spoke he soul Of the rebellion
Never did an election have so great
agniticanc- ss the one now pending il
ne Z 4itei States. Ucon the result d.
ponds the question o Union or d.
anton. d ih- rebel Leaders are wstch
ing W 81 interest the intensity o
winch none can fully realize who misap
pr4heudSIbe straits to which me rebels
are reduced
The Union armies, the Examiner is
correct In saying, are working in per eel
accord with the Union party; the rebel
forces are pipe-laying for the Chicago
Convention. Does any patriot ask any
thing more, before taking his position
Nashville Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

B@- Jsptha Garrigus never took an
oath aad aever said that be would ''shoot
his own son on sirht because be had en-
listsd in the Federal army" The Jour
mai ought 10 be ashamed of retailing
such q miserable fAlsehoOd. Timss
Could Mt you file an affidavit that you
:" saw him never do it?"
Now we are satisfied that be did
threaten, and With an oath, that be would
shoot bis son for enlis,ing. We believe
it; FRS, becsu se il is consistent With the
Character Of he man, and second. be-
cl1se II ~as az stn'ed pablicy a. III.
TIM ~ III ram ~. rs. son had er-
E-r,d. and -as iuh rst,sd 1t We mistake
net, in he pArers. aud never before de-
nj. BY any one
The Times simply rushss to 6le cat
agoricsl denial 10 reference to matter
about which il knows nothing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

DO- The Times asserts that the vii
famous srtiele, headed Blood Blood !
Blood which was sometime since pub
lisbed as editorial in the Times, STATE
Sentinel and sundry other Copperhead
sheets, was written BY the editor Of the
State Sentinel in July, 1864 How
does the editor Of the Times know ?
Does the editor Of the Sentinel claim
that it vas original with him2 We be-
lieve be will not dare do it. We will
wait and see Our information is that
it originated in q New York Copper
head paper just before the riots Of 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DE- BELl. from Bellvieu Hospitsl. New York
CITY. has now been here long enough to prove his
professional capabilities, and has done so to the
satisfaction of alarge number of our citizens, and
those from other towns and the surrounding
country.
his last Advertisement aad accompanying let
tsr. under the bead Of Private" should b. s.rs.
fary read by all. 10 Mercury sssd in his sr-as.
msnsI esnszlsatten Tree. jys-lyd&v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Judge Hlblack's Position on the War
Question.

"If ann elected TO Congress. 1 will
never vote 10 DRAFT any aAn snts
the services and n were yOur Rep
rssentAtive now, wsaid vote 10 re-
peal the present law sutheriHisg q
draft.
81 will not, II elected your Repre-
sentative, vote any @aors msn ner
money, under any sirsumsfansss,
for the further prosecution Of the
war under ths policy apon whish 10
is conducted.
I am totally opposed to ahs sa-
ploymsnt Of negroes as soldiers, err
to the interference by the Govern
msnt with them, I'm any way or an
der any eireumstanees."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
NOlICR
To all VINO N il may Concern.

DEkSoN>, Arms, 'r corp rafio IS eng-Eed in u .
L flElowit trad $, prgf-s.fons, or 81 ,p.ss- ~.
hsrshy nutihed hat the. are required 70 e y n
tns UBitsd states Assessor IA zppliezt ca 81 H.
eense for the sane on OF before the Ist v Z
sep emoer, 1874; clergyman, priests, TEACHER.
hrm.rs, artists, boarding -hoHse keepers, book,
keepers. gardeners nurEeTy-Nen. sxpr-s.rn4r
tss msters, draym-n. briek-layerx, bAnk-t.Ii-rv
presidents aud cashiers Of banks, substitute
brokers, painters aud blaeksmiths; persons nm
ming saw mill-, clover hussrs, Srist mi,ls thrssh
ing machines, supsrinteneents, managers, ag~utx.
or Ofacers Of Companies or corporation arms
companies or corporations Organized for any bus =
ness not requiring any ether license such rail.
reads and insurance. companies, etc etc en-
ginesrz, pilots, mates, captains or any o1s az
gagged upon the river whose business, in gros,
amounts &c Sl,foa per annun; sporting men Aud
professional Eamhlsrs-
r s. HOBSBR0OK,
Assessor ssh Division, LIST Distrie', Ind.
aHwik-2rdSIfw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
FOR SALE.

A SMALL RM SITUATED II L'W-
n renee county, state 81 illinois two miles
from the watash rit f. contains 90 serss o A.
good land a. 60 be T, nd aHy~h IL 81 which
srr under Gu tlvAtior and the whole ] fnce
Thsrr IL also ere good log usa 9th smoke.
house, = able, ct. VIII b sold cheap tie ip-
d spu 'ailc. For further particulars enquire a.
Al Il ONCE AnglT l~d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Rebel and COpperhead Accord.

Rebel and COppeFhead Accord.
The following extract from the Rich
oond EzGBsiser &c Aug 3 is pregnant
With meaning;
"However, If we have not the exeit-
ng scene of an election at home, there
5 some compensation in watchinr The
movements of the campaign in the couu
~ to she north It is, a truth, thou
sand times more interesting, esen tn US.
saas any election here at home could be,
because the question OF war and peace
depend much more upon the former than
upon the latter It is the Yankee nation
which makes the war, and which must
end it lin this election they pronounce
themselves for peace, then peace it is;
il their voice is still for war, then we
have no choice bat to indulge them.
at is singular to remark that these
States have not only profound interest
in that foreign election (though without
votes to influence it, but are exercfsiHq
most controlling pOscer in deciding Il
They are also fighting in the Yankee
Presidential campaign, after their own
manner; IF Grant is engineering for
LaneoIn reelection on the Chickahon-
my and Appomattox, while Sherman is
iog-rollng for him about Atlanta, on the
other hand, scs record Gsass Lee az a
pspe9assT for tAe Democratic Compsn-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
FIRE LIMITS.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY COSoERS.-oa
i Monday, the 29th inst, viii apply 10 the
City Council for permission 70 repair and snlarEs
nv wooden stable, situated % Lot No Is, sa
Water Street, between Main sd syeanoEe
PETER FRGCXS.
August II, Iss4-9w5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
INFORMATION WANT D.

NJ NJ Fac Z Lenn r n r;,.;,,,.,t ,,h;,
~ Nho passed Avansy u on tn. steam ? Ep,re.
rsr'"H us way 70 Se~ orlesls, wa n,i,-r1 7. g..
tn boat "a = ARRIVAL At Rate \ i.oek onnos;,
p sed {, be row sed
Ans q e SoiA 10 Civ any Information In al.
ere IA "a rcm lbs will he uberauy .,
We ded Al tbs time ne tion 4. ~ IVES a.,
sixfv. esrs Il .. stautl " = hltek No.
alb. az q fee >ix l ehe> Ia h gh.
A The FREUD o. hp7'a ity GOWNS apxthtn.
OF HE n mains will p raS' - ar-ss
HoMNs KEITH,
nv nsN lille Ind
TThe paper s'onE the river will p4rs.~e Sivr thi
Q ii c. IN th"tr n 80 uSs q "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
FOf ENT.

cONFoRrA LR W S ny BRICK
y HuU.t. "a r. l. e. Ct between Cherry
o. d Chesihut. Euaulrv #
c TOMuENE T.
auetB-sfa On Th i SIRE l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
WANTED.

CCHooL TEACHER = BY the Congregation
- Benai Israel, q competent Male eaehsr Of the
English Branches to take charge Of their school
about the lst OF Septemb next. Salary liberal.
For particulars, apply TO
d. HEIMANN, President.
VIM. LowENTHAL. srct'y. tsls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
ANNOUNCEMENT ).


For 60 MY -urNeyor
IAdEa .. sAtN FRS 81 b. . candidais TO-
q unis Surveyor At re su'rs &c her 81 e. oat
OIL qusiiHratiobi a ."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
GROCERIES.
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN 2. LAURENT,
8o11er ~ aker,
Corner of Pine aud Water Streets
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.

r AN PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
i Of Steam Boilers, stationary or portable !
have sTsrJ facility for doinK good wo<k that xood
machinery sz1 good worknsr ezs give, and al
work entrusted ts ne vii BE- made undsE nv psr.
sozAl supervision.
80 WorkReE ssEf to any Part Of she city and
szz1s7t sBAEnx. dss13
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
sTRAYED R STOLEN.

II cubsvii e. on tie 10th d of June, 1864,
two year ED hay mare Colt, little white on bath
Of her hind legs, while s'resk in her forshs q
and Ii tie on enc of h-I fore fest, aud very larg
Of her sge-has the appearance of thrrs y. ar old
Anv information concerning The Colt or her de-
livery 70 me stmy residsnee, will be libsraily re-
warded
- aim. JOHN ToHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
WOO WOOD. 40 D!

/ HAVE MOI very large sniouHt of O., hut
II YEA ~ant il you may leave 0feer- q mo-. Y
With Borgmsa L. IglehArf's MIL on o.
= rs left immediat-ly will ,. alied at p esznt
prizes JOAN RElCH.
Augls-im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Sale of Rial Estate !

I VII L OFFER FOR SALE, At AUCTION,
j 90 Thu d yssSsptember lst, At = m two
very eslraile bu-ins lots, ga. ~ fe~t wide and
Ito isct deep. hese lots H. the heart Of :
81 u EvansTi =, sitna'ed on First street. be-
tween Lseu.t and Main streets oppnsite the Pat
One. lille good. For any formation apply TO
Bale will take place on the promises.
auKiT.xwi W. LISCR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

A HANDSOME RESIDR NOE AT BooEvtLLE,
n the County Seat Of wArriok COUNT. 20 miles
from EvausViile-two story house, new-io rsams.
COED cellar ali necessary sheds, 81 aeres Of land,
between two streets pa-turs, barn, orchard, large
dOor-yard, &c.--one Of the most desirable in the
county, and being the late residence q Alva
johnson. Enqnire at A. JOHNS0N'S Real Es-
tate once, Third street. Eyan.yille ugill
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

ONE BRICK DWELLING. no Sc with siEst
ORo ms, cellar aud two cisterns.
quire at the UNION OFFICE.
augl5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

EoR ELECTORS At LACE.
David g. Cooling, Ct Hancock.
Eichari w. Thompson, Of fige.
Eoz STATE ELECTORS.
Ist Dlstrict-Jamss @. Denny, Of KnoI.
John 8. HOughland, Of bpsaesf'
ID Diatrlct--Cyras Y. nixon, Of Clark.
Francis Wester, Of LagIangs.
"a Distriot--iIsnry n. PritchArd, Of Bsrtholo
new.
Madison Evans, Of LaSTsnes.
AL Dlstriet--Lsonidas sexton, Of Rush.
Nv. Kygsr, o. franklin.
Eah Dtstrist-BenI. =. Claypooi, Of EaJstts
Joshua w. Helistt, q Henry.
Mh DLtrlet j. J. Wright, Of Morgan.
). G. Green, Of shelby.
lii District JOHN Osborn, Of Putnam.
Thomas n. Rice, Of Parks.
ah DlstrIct--R p. Davidson, Of Tippsesnss.
BENZ Gregory, 81 WArrsn.
cd Dlstriet--Jafass p. BslfoTd, Of white.
Aaron Gusrnsy, Of Porter.
t0th Distrlst--T. n. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
HalIet Klibourne, OF KlkhArt.
nth District-John III. Wsllacs, Of Grant.
James n Tsnpler, Of jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Union FxssutIve Committee, list
District.

Union F1ssutivs Committee, list
District.
Dauisss.--JoHs V N TRSEs, princiPali
VT. THOMPSON, contingent.
Duboss. -JoHH MASS, principal;
EEHEsT PIcEHAHDr, contingent
easoH IN d. FREScH. principal;
JAMS T. ENEHEE contingent
Knos-Mmros GnEE, principal;
JAMS 8. PRITcHE contingent.
Marifa. --LEwA BRooEs. principal;
MICHAEL RIfLIT, contingent.
PiLs-GooDiEIr Mono y, principal;
p. 9. HAHao D. con ingrnt.
Poser -JoHS A. IAsE, prl opal,
". J Rooms contingent.
apsncsy.--JAsss FARtEr, principal;
n. T KgHcnEvAL, contingent.
Vanofsybnrsh -4LvAH Ion SON principal.
J.aEs II Nc ~ T conti1gent.
Warfek-JoHs d. iIASnY principal;
Is. .UnaP tn, eouiitReut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
LEGAL.

AFRO DYER,
Attorney at Law.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
:, So once en- Main street, opposite tn. Court
honsrs and bovs Nellvr's Gun Store.
iva sid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

HOUSE AND lot ON THE CORNER OF
II seventh and Wa nut street.. Enquire Of 4.
O pelsnd at No. y rst ,treet. Poszsssi given
Immediately. sugla-lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

LINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The splsn
4 did residence and grounds Of the late II. P. Cas-
selberry, hrely located In the immediate vicinity
Of Mt. Vernon, II diana, offered 10 purchasers
ct private sale. The grounds contain about seven
acres, ans the premises are In complete repair.
Persons d sirous Of purchasip o. Of ths hand.
sonnet places In soathsrn Indiana are refsrred to
y. n. SPENCER, ltQ., Mt Vernon. or
JN0. ]. CHANDLER, Eco, Evansville.
auet
A UOD skAsUNi d MoUB.-THosE DEsIR.
" ing 20 lay In their supply for the winter win
do we'll to call early az j. hn Rasch's Grocery cor
Her ~ Vine end Sixth streets.
Z aug1-imd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

The abovs prices are for q session % twanty
weeks, haIf 10 Be paid on entrance, Aad the ball
nnse sfteF the middle Of the session.
There viii Be no change Of teachers Ter the en-
suing scssoa. W. @. WALkER,
AagiT-lmd Principal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
a Circular Saw Mini.

w HIGH WILL BE PUT UP IN COMPLETE
W running order. FOR particulars enquire Of
John lsi.on, corner Of Lees aud Water streets.
Gugs-2wd
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

LOYAL CITIzExs-Capt Drinkwater,
of the steamer r. X. Dunksrson, in
forms us, and We have Is also from other
sources, that the Dunksrson turned back
and abandoned her trip on account Of
the warning received from the traitor
Taylor, which we published on Saturday
morning, which was conveyed to him BY
vihSstesmer Eddie. Nobody else gave
the Duukerson any warning, and the
story of loyal citizens declaring their
purposes to turn incendiariss and felons
is a base slsnder on the loyal men o
Kentucky.
All the tobacco in the Green Rive
country has either been sold to or en-
gagged to Arkenburg & Bryan or 10 Fat
man & Co, of New York, and as mucl
of this tobacco is to be paid for on d.
livery, it is to the interest Of the cit
gems to have it shipped out in order tbs
the owners may receive their pay.
Some mems ideas Of loyalty are yer
peculiar. The man who would turn il
cendary or robber, in erder to fore
the Government to change its policy,
too good representative of the Confst
crate JEFF. Davis Democracy to be amsl
able to the charge of being loyal.
Apologies for traitors, thieves and 8
sassias are common from eertai
sources.