Wp*rriCr Lnrsss To the Aam —One of tee things that can b* doa« by the Joys3 people of this region is to send Union news- ^ papers to the «my and to wme frequent ieiler^ xo their friends there. We have lafor mstion from an entirely reliable source that bngss Democratic papers are seat to the army 1 in great number^ One good young soldier , has wntten home that by means cf such newspaper* jtnd by letters Tntteo to toe soldier* j sa men tpho are as blsci hearted rebels as can j he found anywhere, eleven of his company j 1 have been io»lncsd to desert. jThe last Citizens Press has a letter from a j aoidier m ibzs same r^Jiaent (the TSib.) in j j wb*ch the soldier say* he had £01 a !eu*r and j two papers- The letters and papers were per- j 3 fear* =ert from the Press oSce. as the reply is j directed to it. The booh: sent might have been I * one icaching the signs and grips of the Kfcigbts i r of the Golden Circle, with instructions how;to organise, c. jThis letter is somewhat more moderate sa its' t»ue of complaint against the government but j the writer has been made to believe a gw. j * faTcehood about ^seeing so many free *men- ? c cans of African descent in Zanesville/* Jow*clt; we are persuaded that there ia sot ten more j lt;Ji colored men in Zanesvi le to-day than there \ ^ was before Mr, Lsaco-n a proclamation wn is* j seed, and we doubt if there is as many, j ;cWe hope soldiers w*II properly rebuke and j sc oppose any atfpmpt that is made to induce **l them lo desert, such eSbrts are treasonable j ^ and will only involve the soldiers m trouble, I I?i and disgrace. Every man that alters such [at sentiments as those m the Citizens Press will jSt b% ashamed of them In * wy short time. ? **