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not the Union men of the late contest at the ballot-box, among whom I personally know so many to be patriotic and true men, be carried along by excitement or passion into so deplorable an extreme. Though differing upon the late political questions, we are all Tennesseans. For the honor and glory of Tennessee let us be, as heretofore, shoulder to shoulder in battle, or peacefully at home, not sorrowing when victory perches on the standards of Tennessee regiments. F. K.Zollicoffer, Brig. Gen. Com'dg. Blood for blood. The following communication appears in the Charleston Mercury, of the 7th instant: We do not say "a tooth for a tooth," or "an eye for an eye," because the "authority" by which these expressions are furnished has long since been exploded, and the higher law doctrine prevails in its stead; but we will say, and do say, "blood for blood," and to the bitter end we sustain this principle! Why waste time with the courtesies of war, when we are dealing with