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III. IihfH ! = III Law ~ i'-'F-'''-N'
Return. lave reached the General L"nd Once
showing active orerntions under tie Homestead
Law III the Territory of Dakota. Tire sent Of the
Land Office Tor that Territory is ut Fcrii!i'n.
AMMUNITION EXTENDED ~ ViCKabL"G.
TIE an0aut Of shot auI shell thrown into N-cks-
burr, and The proportion furnished by the navy eau
be adhered from tho following minute Of the ord
nance stores, &c, furnished TO the army - tie
hi5tisriPpi squadron for June:
H.'-i's, AmaHnhoHOia u pir she'll 3! IL pdr- 'hi'P-
Grqrv 1,0 m ltn,'roa $50 aiueh shells 1888 aiuc'i
ho, strl. 80 u-inrh shgpus; 90 8rch grape =
inch c-ner no % par grape - = pir c,ni.-' JET %
Caq5ges ioi s3ircn CHI ~ n.,ark lpIel IL loi
ioac cL,Tses ~ he och ~; r. o. a. p.o,t
- H. e-ch. 1914 IL LOS ,. pr ehsrss i5- sch ~ "
H., 200 81 rdf. charge. lbs each. 500 ibs IoaI '
los 100 bbi.. poweer
ui.cyLL,~rorS
Fu-9-300 f-et primer frye. i.Otu paper case luhr'.
Ra-'7s, end S.onge. 5 g-inch 'e'rmei' sni so,ec
CgaH0s PT.Ae'-z,4iS cannon primers '"o I'''''0''
Hand G,,aaao-aO In, hand sreasde,i Is oo hand gre
made. u SID hand elen.des
Cannon feTdo.-l Dbl. cannon powder
EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The following Examining Surgeons have Seen
appointed By the Commissioner Of Pensions:
James " Underwood, Abingdon, Mass
). W. Nsuc-, Connrrsvilir. lad
A. OTIS, Elenvlle ~ X
VIM IL. johnson. Jchrstnwu " 4.
joan liogsh Lebanon, y. IL
Sbmuo T.. Dslf,itb, Hoyaiten. Vt
Louis W. fssquo.e -. Johns. Mich
GEN. sCHOFirLD STAFF.
Mai. Gen. Sehoiied OF the Department Of the Mis-
sour hos announced the following stall.
Big Ten. Jane, Totem. Chief Of san
IirI. Cen Robert Alien, thei Qusrteinaster.
Col h. l.. bonneville L. :. a, Com. Of Muster.
Col I. J. Hsint Chief Coia ni.safy.
Col y. u. Calender. 4. Dc Chief Of Ordnance
Col Levi. Is. Paisoar a y G.. Chief Of ifhn-pOit.oh
Lieut. Col G. ". sisish Assistant Adlutanf- Deneih.
Lieut. col. !. q. Broadhead. FTovos. -hafsLal
Aisi J. Campbell. Assistant - iisn.-t-p-TsL
Sufg.on ID. J. MagDdef, Medlc-i Director.
Maj. y. W. Brown. Chir. Psymsstrr
MAJ VIM. 81. DAM, A d. { Judge. ADVOCATE
Gel. WIN. Weer. A.iftln; Inspector. t'nerai
Lieu. Col. = H. M.chre. Assistant ln'feotof Oenesal'
Catt. ]. +. Dwight. As.s'aai lu'p,ctoi'GcnefaL
Moi. wa. ~. Nh-f.y. Sid de-Cslp.
Me- 4. H.. "a si-. h.d-te-t amp
Csp,. {. B-nnsm luspecttue CommissHy
CAPT Wm. iior &c. A4d-de-tsmp.
Can't. Anton Gsf.teT. Aid-de-tamp
Lieut.. j. r. Hud.ou. Aid -ct-Camp.
STATE CLAIMS FOR RAISING TROOPS.
Tie following claims hsye been received at the
Treasury Department for reimbursement, on nc
com; OF expenses incurred by the States nlmed, IN
rusing troops previous TO muster into the unli,
States Service. On settlement al the Treasury the
1. Hot. g.. 4 ~.
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-, II. ;,,.sot .nJ ,,,.,r sucb
men shou'u "'''''i IVY -, ..,..,.,
>mpudeh' 'a'eN"'u - ' -, >, II.-,
Imagine, unieSS tI' ''''o' ~ N''"0 '"' ,',..
20 inilame still more ihe Je"'ou'! "uN N"''''''!
vherewith we are regarded by foreign powers
and thus strengthen 'ae nHi Us % t'' Hc'e'''
.s,---,,,, ~ - : -
n. GOV. sc, anoi'r a FrienE o. ;iie ksioIersf
T. n, Eci''' Of '"' Sc /. .'f"' ~
SIR: lhV1S"rs "' u '--"'.o '.'' nm
Crate ana oihe.w Sc, nave h7Ae" 'oe"'e''o' ''''
question ourins lie pest wees: "a VIA" Tie''H ..
writing, pgbic or private, has he den'un'el '"e'"
None. Even whoa circumstances seemed nae y -
eA'oii from MA " VIZ" ~ - -.
ceSsion ViHS.ny' nc as ~ VI '''' .'"'"
lns l. vince '", 'o"o"'"s '''
~ Ct The IN \. l. ; 500 "a o'.''''! ''''9
when, ~ addressing 'h'1 "'o'' ~ ''''' D.
L" introduce uysei to You ~ ''e C'"F''"' ''''
Cf,.f o: tie military forces Of u" otA'e' 10 '"N
you, as yonI CoD.'caae'-'H- c"'j' Ir lie a'"e'l'!
aad promP'nrss V''h "Ach y"n IL" 10 ne DO - :
anee of q sister S.A.e ~ '.7' ''s anu
yoUr C0mm9"' c|-.*'CA'.i' .''NN -" 80
honor Which ycu aa'e G'l.' re rag u your N~'e'
I 30 not intend 10 mahc !o' " sir'e"' "'' VII '"9
re.cAt tat. as yoar C9F-rt-,r-ta-,h ?, SIN
cerb!y thabk ,oa ior what You ra'e Zone
The f,cque..t statement Of tIc fac; hat" An
your Comu.s n,er.n-Ch'et Is woitny 81 obserHa-
tion, much more ihc omission 10 mention tie lie
beco, TIE rio', Or Tie cause OF tue regiments oeing
called Unexpectedly lone. L. loyal Heh ana
,.,t..,.I a. HI. .,,, the {; ,yer,,- imnciin,e'y
- ~. I'm, ,... ..,...i l.y t.e Colp.el.
,.,;a.
C .>...,, ;s, go, ,t.,.e Mr. Governor.
vsh ~ Nom, vorr Eyc~,l-,ey that tls men before
- 1.. .-,~ J. ,....s IN do a, ~ they c,ul! in the
s.r.:-...,. -, ,,,. o,,,, ,l,,s wicked k-bel.
0p.. T.. 49,. ..i.,;..l 10 j.,.u,th, t,tjyur,
5.,so.l .,,..... If ,bei- ,ti.ty dsvs' can.
-, ......,.... .,- a.. ,y..t fo.eiler On half r..
,.,..r.i,.., nd ,,..e,f,r,ye
- II, ,,,.... ...,... .s ,l,.y u,.trei the
- -. a.. ,i.,.., ,aA CITY Of t.eir ton.s. MOI
-, ..s ,l..- families M II or.er was restored
49, ono s,,.e..i. ,,,.e,,,op ssbiie3. TIE hear, OF
80. ,,.,, or,lAo, Vas tb,ol,u win anxiety e
- H.. ;,,. -, ,e -, are in he snLiu..t.,n Of
.,,;.. ba,. called them f,o,, tbe
9, ..a .,.. ,l,r.d 81 ev.ry d-,a,. gurv ARE
o. 70 foi't ,,t. Ion in
-, - vr.l.i. y. w-y,rk as n tie south
~. s,.. o., .,t the thurcerirq q, piause which
d.. ,.o.,,. eve IT, roil,!as.e. cur loyal award
,-',. t,.,.,uo- 2. VII, ,oull ONLY make sitter TIE
beD;s ,c.o.s OF te week. the silly reply, " hope
,i.;, .v,.,,bsayts AMI wives viii BE- glid 70 see
.h,,, % ND re.re aba,hed from TIE preseuce Of d
,nc,. .,esi;op Tor n regiment OF meu. JusIUs.
4 SxIcqfH EADIY FEICHTfSED.-The s'e7mshiI
F,,,i-e Gu. Hunter from Wasbington. j.. c..
''t"l' ~ n -.1
July Pr WIN iassea-cIa5 10 1""'"h manu. All
10, -tl, Jutv .0fn A, d. IN eight miles south
' "f - l.,.t.1 l.,
OF GrFAt E-S Ai"rDVI 'N' i>"P"S was NV-' -
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Martins Life Cordini.


THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA M0RbUS CHOLERA lNFANTCN pl5-
EMERY. DiARRHEA. SUMNER cOAPLAlNr
PAIN AND CRAnP IN THE STOMACH, SIOUX
STOMACH. and HEARTBURN -
Il relieves tho'e disss.esbl. symptoms CT DYSPEPSIA
NAUSEA and RISING OF FOOD sier eating, and rs
SOOTHING SYRUP ior CHILDREN ], has no equal t
regulates ths bowels asys pain. and usier very soorh No
refreshed and nyso.;ed IL Is pleasant 70 the taste aud
children instead Of reups TO take h cry Tor the medicine
after tasting Call fer circular aud read eeftincates
from Pro-. y. p Hi OF Brown Jniyersty the
Rev Hofsce J-mes OF Worcester, Mass now chsPisn Of
tho 2h Masachu~tt and Superintendent. Of BLACKS. New
bern n. 4 officers in thu Army, and ohH,
PThis article warranted even IN the most obstinate
and Agents particularly requested TO p.y oack ne
money w,e satisfactory evidence sNen Inai the lscins
Agents in New.York City;
+. c. WELLS X Co.. No. us franxlinsI
H. c. OAKLEY. No. II Park.row.
gusHTQN &c. No. 10 A.or Hou,e. H.,
CAsWELL MACK Co.. Firth Avenue Hotel
WM CRAY, No ol Broadway.
MARTIN Co, Providence. Rhode Island
The Graefenbers Company's Medical IPsdta'
lion
la. beer remov ,d from No; Bond;.t 20
No I39 WILLIAMSr. NEWBORN,
Mar Of FsisosI
Over the Wholesale drug store OF A. b. SANDS Co
The celebrated Graesnberg Uterine Cshoicon and all q
the Cae.ubegs Family Medicines are sold, wholesale ana
Dr. j. + BRIDGE, the Resident Phys,ci,n win consult
with bis friends .nd patients at No. 13S "iLLiAMsf'
from 10 q III. to y. III. .,
rD-CAITION-RzwARso OF Any OTHER UrsHISE CARE
ottsox Uss NOTHING sUr CsrHoLIcoS MARKED
.THE GRAFFENBERC COMPANl'S." HAVING THn
JOSHUA F BRIDGE. NJ. d., ON rhs OUTSIDE waArPsas
AND HIS siGSArUkE on Tpx INSIDE LABEL
Tppyac,ped yeys,ns esaeGvotgG palm ~ imfi'ions
and ,putoS' article s' me genn'h> bew"e OF imposon.
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY, PENSION AND
Ctllx Aarsci-LlspaLEl Co. Ne 100 Ffosdwsy Ne"
No Nrsir. made .r-is. 90 behalf 81 ori clients
g. spp, Consss Or The la'ase % ss2reA az
h. suoffs tie Payment Of certain claims ssin.t tie nit-d
state Tos.. o. tHe pesrlt aud which from va
rous raus. caunot b. collected through the usu. chanr
SIC ilyc al fsori holding s1ct ci,m, AID desus q ptf'
t,p IN me bcns, 81 rf ~ Wien pa'ard ''wHd ~
p.ii,al, Of their demands " Ills once 'ooa - hay be
COZ f-iisrL
Apresn. should state tho nitufe and amount Of their
ANA, with sbrf lsf5m,ou respecting them - can
be- eouv,rniy a. l-sr and the receipt q! such
psglcs viii BE- distinctly male Ing~n IL each
Letter. Of Inquiry promptly an,werei aad complete In
.iluct0Gs aha 81 ncot - lapef' hfnBhei.
HhTntKstEs
OEoR0E OFDIKE. M.yoT 81 new Work
JAifs GAiiiliS. President hst!rnil Bark y. Y
gro - Coz Pgrsilcit Au.ofican RI. Ba :. y. \.
" ~ JouS.oS. Pfe.li.r. Hanover Bapk. y. \.
FrwAkp AteuT ffr.iir ut Bank Iommouw -at. ~. I.
LlstHAonE ILEas Go, bsakrrs, 20 - Wal 81, y. Y.
Ffsr.r kELtA 60. Bankers. No 20 WGli-.i.. y. Y.
Jon, TAYtun JoHS,ros. Frcsidsnt Ceutta X H., y. J.
ID. Iors General Superintendent o! !iopo EhYfe' Co..
JoN.rm.s aaK. s,urso. Bcnne' Co. l?s ffont.,
brILaa. Cscu. AAvsos Co, Merchants. broadway,
Ho-,Hp s,sosa 4 Co. Merchants. No les Chamber.
o.. : !. -
L,rHEor LrpixGroS Co.. Merchants No % PArk place.
" =
LiSDsLEf Coz Awsysprerafed 10 purchase siin.t.
collect. sdslcs concerning borNrks PENSIONS.
BAtI Pan o. AhrsHtrkKs aud CoNNis,AhlE, ACCOUNTS.
ani genera facilitate bus!us. with the ~ ni,od states
Cover ,n4cut.
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Rudway on the Draft.

Citizen Volunteer COrps.-The Headquarters OF "a
CITIZEN VOLUNTEER CORPS will be found al th
City Assembly Rooms, No 4t6 Broadway.
Brig Gen. WARD u. BURNETT, Cong fost
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a German Gentleman, whose entire property wS
destroyed by the Tuesday last and who therefore
at utterly unable to support hts rather aige family
W Juld like hnd Opportunity to heep himself and his
chdteu from narration lie has bean teacher In military
schools u Prua Laa aud the modern maths
m.c, Eng sh, aud Military scenccs ~ actcs Strategy,
| IIibvpo Oihcs.
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DECISION coNcsgNISG rNDnXs-cIEcULAH 30.
WAa usrtrrNySI. PEOKDs fMAEsHAL-DKsEHaGsl
-.-.-L. s. .--I-.-.s D q. J... .l 100

wAH psrosrSyNr. Pno,osr MAE.nAL- GKSEHAr,}
CYfi,s. NAsnfNGToS u Q. July ~ I1b1
Tie following opinion Of Hon. William Whiting
Solicitor Of the War Department, is published for
The information and guidance Of all concerned.
Indian. mid i1 ,.4s afs not zeus OF tie nitrd States
gi hin IL in~aug the Enrolment act unlsss they have
cr1@n, d. tho at oi Consf'ss, was the cas.
III the StIck tf9es OF Iudans, OF 10y urniy a. was
tao CO. with Dincng Rabbit Greek treaty 10y which Ihoc
law. MI ht o.tz-u- Article 40 Al nEtnfazs
ton Una,r Cnle's odians come within
forces Of the United States seq opinions OF Attorney Con
.,sl yylI..- I p-ge ~. WILLIAM WHITING.
aolicher d the WA Department.
JAMRs u FRY. P.ovost- Nj f.hoii GENERAL
HosrITAL ACCOMMODATIONS FoR REBEL
WOUNDED.
Cen Scheuck, Commanding tue Middle Depart
ment Las Issued ala oIceF containing the following
points:
Fi,,-o,d h,.psI accommodation. are TO be provided
for Rebel wovnd,d No Rebel officer solder eau ne
ceved In any private hone. Mono bn i~,9n' mof'ufhy
loyal viii be- permitted witt Rebels ia h1tpisis ANY po
beg Union lines Wounded k.b j.. sick 10 be
confined ~ Exchanged will he sent to hosisl parole No
OthsT paroles sIs 10 br gwen.
ORDER AGAINST HOTEL LOUNGiNG.
Gen. Scheuck has Issued an order iorbidding army
officers to stop at BaInua's Ho;cl.
DISMissAIs.
Can't. Patrick O'Murphy, Co. A, 18TH Pennsyl.
wanna. has been dismissed for drunkenness. IIos-
initial Steward Clas. y. Snyder, u. S. A., has also
besu dismissed for drunkenness. Col. William
Nortledge. 9Th y. Y. ", bas been dismissed the
service 70. attempting to excite niut!ny.
MEDICAL CHANGE.
Surpeon Horace II. Wits has been made Medicn
Director of he Department, Of the South, and or
dered TO relieve Surgeon e. Il. Crane.
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Iii. Circular i, modified by tie following opinion


TIE Sscr'af Of WI IL Of opinion ,aa' ~" act q prevent
ana ruui.l sai tie iaI 90 ~ ltrustrd ~ niak
as Lc part Gpv-fLI eit. approved Juno p
~ O.. pie. ony .pcA coguc.s under the Us aud
rou IN ~ ~ fim' Of - rsrsatr, wrrr required
IN tlulg lie Of tL~ ether
j. u,,l. t-pr -tYir anI ut-inp Ofhrr~ie 20 "niOcr
voa where instantly arrs, tue operation o. lli our
/ fr.s Z id. cher ore.
On.,a IAt a. ,oitfscs which by the pr'ssn' rssols-
too afo rescnhcd 90 rade IA Writing. rAa hereafter
ttr ~ aniuuyratr which four sls be- d..p0Asa II
ac,o.d - tulL :s4ui,n., and iz b. sent o. Tue
OIL, p. ,s and gam. 60 tie -;uIn o1c. OF the
I-rsi. q OF tho wltLin thirty sitef the
tr4s is lGr togri.r win all Proposals. a1i copy ~ aus
s,s-fu-ut pub lihrI Inn tou.las the fsnr -tischrd
nj scuhrd required b. HE ci above - cc
fed
DECISION CONCERNING INDiANs-CIRCULAR 40.
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Association Of Exempt FRENCH The Qunterly
M.stins viii be neld A. Fir-u.I'f Hall TUESDAY July
n A. o'clock D. Ne Elbrfs requested - be punc.ua
IN .itcnttn.-. PHILIP ". ENOS, President.
CSC ". WHEyLER Recording secretary
HE,DauARgEEs Tlsr RECT n. Y. S. O.
haw-l OEk. July -. 1868.
General Order The ocers and members Of this Resi
hereby Aoh,d 10 sPpeas July AIMED AID eqnpped
strue oulfofnl with aps.ks kNefssck and canierns
AZ ~. Arfnorv on W kDN EsDAl MORNING. July I'D,
1903 at Zen o'clock the purpos- Of being mustered out OF
n,nL.t, Of Companies viii brta. tref muster Tos - Tie
Armory Ia day afternoon at three ococs TOT ,Ians
oo. - ....,,,,, mn, pvop,
joins Il. LivERSoRE. AeluiaH'.
HKaDqr ASTEKs l.Fu REGisESr n Y 5. n. G.,
Jqy - 1905
Comma ndants Of Companies are hereby directed TO
st. and BIoalws y TO-MOkROw MORNING, 1t o'clock,
DC mustered out Of the service and paid ~ ny order
WV l.. BrKss, Adt Col " m u VAIN.
American Protestant Associaiion.-The SEC
OND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF the \ 4. A, advertised to
,aks lace ou WEDNESDAY, TIE Pa last. Is postponed os
the present Duo notice viii be given OF the time 20 which
postponed IS soon IS angeincn'' are eonPe'ei
THOMAS MINIS. secretary.
The Farmers Club Of the American Institute
viii meet th,if a. the Cooper gion buildns
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, July 2lsi, a. O'Clock p M The
u,-.tns. Of this Club ale open TO the public.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
Sons Of Ten,perance.-The GFsnd Division OF East
er NtwYoix =. OF t. ~l hold Is Quarterly Session Ia
DAY. July p. comnieEesns al o'clock. r. ~ hepfe
sentative, aud ors viii tak- the steamboat ARMENIA Rom
'"' '''' " JOHN DAVIES. Grand Scribe.
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Ns1nrcIloX. ooNClENlNG coNTRAcTs.
ra.,o,ryo.,l.o,:rsl,.. oe'es. ,

sl'4 JOS. Jli1 ~. $685.
C.urrIAa 20. !1.-PIovo. -Arf.1ns aud 'thrf ntacl
iur of..s ~. il,tiuce ed l.tc sut OIL cJu'ifr' n
a .fnt cate. one be- tryt ~ TIE officer. Jy t"
.. nd two 10 b. srn' to tie MIary iureau one
of when Nu be sen, TO tAe Second Couuolrf of the
Ilcs,I =.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Our Southern Traducers.

We had no sooner left the Southern Con
faderacv. which was in March. l,G2. and
gone North. TO avoid the assault, Of the in
fnriated mobs bowling around oqr dwelling
and clamoring yocifcrousIy for our blood
than we were opened anon by tho bribed
hirclings Of the Southern press, Including
their long line Of vilaiDons and cowardly
correspondents and held up to the Southern
world. as a traitor. a RENEGADE. an inconsist-
cnt man, and worse than all. an dbolifj2n;st
Of the Grcelv-Garrison school, Thank God
the creed Of the school in which our tradn-
GERS were edncatad !. not rocardcd in
America. or auv whore else "a the ro,ce of
Him rho a1rl ugoa III. Ybr,pe, We can
NOT now turn os;iato hmm, tboir slondor4
and to rofufo thc,n IN detail The southern
pov..panors r,,,,o d.. a rgut,toacL throrob
which tl, d,urayaJ villains ortbo robclIiop
revealed themselves ia tbo world And tbo
v.;l,s. rano, c,..r allowed to inf,,notedIio rs
WAS eni.yad ly them. Vhcv .ordcrod the
God who o,vr +bom L.rll .ha eavfour who
r.I..,..d their sfu. stri.l,.u. s.,is Tho Gov.
,,.,.,,,..,, ,,.l,;,I l,., c,.,.rt .H..,, ,lo go,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Violating the Constitution.

The cry of violating the constitution. and
Of unconstitutional acts, upon the part Of
the Lincoln Government. as it has been
called, has come up from all part, Of the
South, from the COMMENCEMENT OF this Re
bclliom, and has been repeated with a vim,
by the Northern peace party. This all
sounds very queer 10 those Of II. who have
been perfectly familiar with the origin and
progress of the Rebellion. and know il to
have originated IN the violation Of 'hc con
stitution. of the laws of the land. and dis
regard for the solemn and binding obliga-
tions Of oaths. For party that has hung
Zen for an honest difference Of opinion
that has shot DOWN men upuu aI.0 hv %
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

That was good advice md il IL n pity YOU
did not net upon it, You have been uolo-
rlous rebel, and bitter and active portiZau
upon the side Of the South ever since the
war commenced and you shouIdercd your
muslict ut the time Of Saunders raid, in
June last When you got through our lines
Il year ago, returning from Europe, II was
understood that you WAS coming here TO
wind mp y0W business, having long been Il
Druggist here, Instead of winding mp, you
take charge Of Samuel lIamltons JewcIry
Store, to shield him, ms he has been II Cap
tain in the rebel service, and struggled II
portion Of his goods through from BaIti-
more, making his purchases there in person
The British flag can't cover 50 much us this
amounts to- under my administration, The
truth is, neither you or Mr.. Hamilton, can
be allowed to sell ont these goods, oven by
taking the oath you speak Of in terms Of
complaint Mossors, Henry and ChiIdg, two
Of the Aids to the Revenue, will hand you
this note, and ut the same time take charge
of your keys and close your doors, and the
case will be settled before Judge lrgg, of
the Federal Court, us such eases have been
settled elsewhere. am &c,
W g. BRowNLow,
f..y C..- - y..-.y
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personal enemy, that they worok bit loyal to
the South that has doomed me TO rlmv'
and die Ia loathslma prisons, Jthout the
lormNlilic- Of trial, because thJ were true
to the constitution Of their co ntryi and
for party who have logalzo highway
robbery, and all the crimes KIND IN to this
unholy war, to complain Of the foIation Of
the constitution, ON the part Of ho Federal
Government, is perfectly rdiculns,
Those Southern Constitutions, vmg, and
law-abidng rebels, set out by nacting Il
law, cXempting all men from hillary duty
who owned rs many rs tpaty grOcS, but
forcing the lower order Of socicg, and the
poor, who owned no slaves, on less than
twenty, and who had but littcI interest in
slavery, TO 90 into the service, WhIIst all
who dared to express scntmcutjof attach
mcnt to the Union, and in oppofGon 10 See
ccssion, were visited with the mNaI -ua-i0n
OF the Iasso. Of tawng and lpathe'iu9 head
shaving, ducIiing IN crock. and hIsc ponds.
deportation on rails without uidlcs or
blankets, and other similar lhina'muoassc!
To tall, about the observance u law and
order, and u sacreiregrl for constitutional
liberty, BY such men, andam5nghcirucws-
paper organs, is matter OF Disgust among
candid and voN informed mcnI
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JNo. VI. MARS.
NASHVILLE, AUG. %, 1868.


IoNH VI. MARS: haveyour favor Of the
2lst inst, and hasten a brief reply, 1t has
been a matter Of common occurrence, that
fathers in the South. have sold their sons
under age, as substitutes and received the
pay as they have usually done in the case
of negro sold to the highest bidder They
have received the pay-not in thirty pieces
Of silver, as Judas did for his Lord-but in
one or two thousand dollars, in Confederate
Scrip; and if they have boarded it up it is
now worth less than Judas got
Judge Van Dyke. a Chancellor and bit
ter and active rebel residing in Mc3lim
county, some sixty miles below my own
town, actually had counted down to him one
thousand dollars. by Mr.. Robinson the
price Of a son under age, as a substitute, and
that son died in the rebel service As Il
general thing, when sales Of sons have taken
place in the Southland the instances have
been numerous tho parties SoH have
brought about the prices Of negro men, Of the
same ages Mothers have urged their sons
in'o the army for pay in some instances.
and without pay in other cascs-parting
with them. as they boosted, chccriuly and
wh;n they have fallen in battle, or from sick
ness they have thanked God, that they died
in a good and glorious cause, the cause of
sustaining the Southern Conftdcracv! But
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Whenever they ltho Rebels } have the power, they
drive before them into tscir ranks the Southern reopc
as they woulJ also drive u4. Trust them not, We're
they able they would invade and destroy us without
mercy, Absolutely assured Of these things, l am
amazed that any one could think Of peace ON
any tCrms.' He who ontcTtains the sentiment Is
iii only to be slave, and he who uttcrs ii al this
time, is, moreover. a traitor 10 his country, who
deserves the scOrn aud cOntcmUt of all honorable
men, "-GEkERAL RosECEASs.
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PROSPECTUS
REBEL VENTILATION.

THE undersigned ia now publishing d
Weekly and Triwookly journal, bearing tho
above title, at Knoxville, East Tennessee
The Weekly paper, made up from the con
tents of the Tri-weeklies, | propose to send
out to distant subscribers, for 50 per annum
iarariaLy paid in adrmcc, The Tri-weekly|
will cost - per annum, The cost Of paper
materials of all kinds and of labor, has SC
increased since the Inauguration of the Re
.bclion, that | am not able to fRrnsh tho|
paper for less, or to hold out any inducements
TO clubs
Two years ago, my paper, then the las
Union sheet, and the only mligioHs one float
ing over jeff Dayis's ungodly dominions, wa
crushed out by that God-lor'akcn mob iamil
iarly known as the Noajcd0uic authorities
| glory in opening my batteries from my ole
Qualifications, beginning with this holl-borl
and hcll-bouud Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off my "work Of faith an,
labor Of love"
The WING AND NENTlLAToR will be lNt
DEPENDENT in all things, and NEUTRAL if|
nothing, taking liberal hand in all the con
truorio, Of the day. Ihj. shall be an m
cYudHoaai Union journal, holding up all
participants in the late Rchoion--now al
most played ont -as choice collection I'll
men for a Roauoe Gallery, At the saml
time, ! will make war upon al, gamblers an
thieves, North and South-all whose trade
is to rob the public crib, as well as priyat
pillrers; the Wui.ky-hioaDs; the DULLES
elections; opProo who grind the face
the poor; cEurtiuuor, IN trade, WHO swiudl
] % 'l O.. 4 . !.
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kSoxvrLLE. Nov. 2nd, 1868

Mr. John Jackson, "A British Sulject:'
have your letter Of the 10Th ult., and
now answer it at my earliest convenience
You gay your are British subject, and that
Her Britanic Majestys Proclamation, Of
June, 1861, warns you, under penalty Of
losing all protection. not to aid or abct
either Of the hollircrants in thi~ country
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STAND BY THE OLD FLAG.

"Tke conspiracy Ia now known. Armies have been
raised war /, levied to accomplish Il, There arc only
two sides 10 The question Every man must be for tho
United states, or against II. There can be no
neutrals In this war-Only patriots or trait
srs."-srRPnEN 4. DOUGLAS at Chicago, April II, Gl,