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Swear them all.--J. M. Martin, a school-teacher by profession, and a native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Zeitzman, a German who taught music, and a Mr. Sabin, a Yankee trafficker, have been compelled to leave Hinds county, Miss.
Suspicious-looking characters of every description — blue-skinned Yankees who are trading South on Black Republican capital, and making quarterly dividends in aid of the Lincolnite Abolitionists, living in Yankee-land, should be made to “kiss the book” in token of allegiance to the Government.
And after they have taken the oath, they should be watched more closely than ever, for they are especially tricky people.--N. O. Delta.
Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.
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