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1--WE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFXC.
II tured tobacco of various grades for SALE -
KlNGSBURY L VENABLE.
V4Sfo, NJ ", aug ~ 1903. :" eS-ew.
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nESIRA BE PLACE FOR sALE.-MYI
y place near the town Of Snow HILL Greene County,
and ~ miles east Of Godsbprough for SALE consisting
is cleared and under fence with good buildings it 1t
IS beautiful and one Of the heathest places the
ty. Possession given at any time. address
a.. =. .y,. !...... ... W.. Y. JONES, |
August 10, 1863. IT. ss~wampd. !
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d RS. III: W. MILLER, CONTINUES TO
w receive B0ARDERS, both with and without rooms.
haelsn' sept oo 1901 :" 79-ly.
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mn T. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Iv1s Claim Agent and Notary Public, Richmond. Va.
Claims of every description against the Confederate States
Government settled With accuracy and Dispatch y
Attends all the Courts held in the City Of Richmond
Address Box lI6o, Richmond, Va. : -
Jan. 90, 1858. 80. 7-1v
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citizens
These resolutions attracted the attention of the
whole nation. They could not have escaped the
attention of the President and Secretary of War
Their appreciation is to be inferred from their omis
sion to make known to the army and the country
their disapprobation of this bold attempt on the
part of the army to control the press. The O5ser-
Ger. notwithstanding its rule of excluding the pro-
ceedings of political meetings, published the sub
stance of these proceedings, and oerdatim, believe,
the portion denouncing the Unreasonable senti-
ments =" of the Standard. The O6seroer, and eve
nv body having an ounce of sense who has read
the Standard knows it has contained no treasona-
Bile sentiments. Treason to publish the proceed
inps of citizens lawfully assembled to express their
views on public affalrs Treason to fight, and at
the same time negotiate for peace as our ancestors
did in the war which separated us from Great
Britain.
After the publication of these. proceedings, the
State Journal editorally and through its cores
pondents took care to keep its readers advised that
Mr.. Holden was traitor. Many seemed to think
they would forfeit their claims to patriotism if they
did not Join in the scream.-hang Holden. The
neopls who still retained their senses, knew this
was unmerited-wicked persecution. Especially
did the people of Raleigh know it, where Mr.. Hol-
denis social and moral position compares well with
any body's His friends were naturally indignant.
He repealed the attacks made on him with more
asperty than seems to have suited the taste of the
Observer, lately the fast friend Of the Standard
but now disingsnuously, under the mask Of linger.
ing friendship, seeking to increase the hue and cry
against the intended victim Of bis assailants.
In this state of things, it happened or was ar
ranged by design that 3 Georgia regiment is de-
tanned at Raleigh. After the inhabitants were gen.
.zally asleep, portion Of the regiment headed BY
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W FAKM EKS, NJ LLERS, AND THE COM.
IL hUNlTY GENERALLY-We are now PREPARED to
all other purposes Also to repair aud lit up Mill Spin.
dies and all other Mill irops Soon we expect to make
we Will pay the highest price for old east Iron Copper
81 ass and Znc SHAY. WILLIAMSON l. CO.
North State Iron and Brass Works.
. na'eKn' NJ, aug. IT. 1888. 81 34-wlypd.
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HENRY ToNEY, Sec'y.
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" A. BADHAM, ATTORNEY AT Law.
IL Raleigh, N. C. 0ryIcE-Brick building near the
Conrt house. - =
October IA, 1882 af4 i 81 :e3-Mr
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In some few Of the towns and connites
occupied by eur Fuces in this end Of the
susie. complaints have been made that ear
forces occupy Court.hoases aud other pub
lie buildings. and letters addressed tn as
greatly regret this. Others actually have
asked for a, change ia Post commandments,
wanting more moderation and less disci,
plane.
Nav, IL We were chief in c0mnlsnd, We
would Withdraw orr forces from such towns
and counties and lst them again esioy the
p.,accabgs reign Of the rel,els. There are
on,y two sides 10 this whole AFFAIR, and
every man aaEst lakc one side or the other.
Nay, cvery man n all the country should he
sss,ie to take one side or the other We
took our choice Of sides wlsen the rebellion
brake out, and We have no ne for man
who Is on thersl,ei side, and wehAve less use
for psstcnded Tnioa man. whose whole
business IS 10 EXCISE, favor aud rclease
r,,Asis
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Greek FIrc--.What i IT,

The Federal General Gilmore used greek
Gre upon the forts Of sumter, Wagner and
eharieston. and the rebel Gea Beaaregard
protested against il, as an outrage against
humanity. and auaorshy afeisilized nations
What Is Greek IRE? Il : a peculiar eosn-
pound oe hitgmea, naptla, sud pitch. thar
burns any WHERE even On fhg surface or ais-
der water. II IS said to have heea patented
for an iBgcnous Yankee. of Rochester, "
T.. and chemists sax il Is most destructive
in It's effects. and, in coHsso Of its discharge.
emitting a most offensive sdor, sinking equal
10 the rotten political creed Of Charleston |.
We should fayar the use Of HaH fire upon
Charleston, and every other bitter secession
town ia America They deserve Il. aud
thoy deserve il IA iargc quantities
.tircek firc, us IS well known. was once
eguployed in the European wars. but not
often IN modern times. The secret Of its
preparation and use Was derived from ma
tive Of He9i- apolis. in Syria, about enc tloa-
sand years aga. and the art afterwards lost
The Liacolait.s have brought il into play
seain. and we hops Il nlay be n=ea until II
Barss o,d this vile reheilien. Our motto is
Greek fire for the masses, and Hell Ere
for the lesders!
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GrlnbI's Clreular.

A promising youag man Ia Granger
county. issued a circular hat July. calling
upon the people 10 elect him 10 the popular
branch Of The Legislature, and subscribed
himself ), II. p. Grigsly. lie opens his
circular IN tliess glowing wenlsi
The slis iyraats AZ Sashvllle, beaded tv john,
son, RreAalas Mayaanl sud other aaFiss II
ssaallsg ry arr losing 30 tipas Ia trying to wfs.
nsrFy yessiga sf state government Get at lie iAns
u IL eaasttutiensi sud legal lei9sEs Their !sia-
sesss hsseslss nBa seefl abolition Fehensss pfsts.
tel 81 idIsiesi eaegses alf Hileeed tiaissa Asss.
eistimh are elsis capitalized ID hisly Efrelty Il ths
lats1.Fshie pessapslan which b aIily .hsfaetss.
iEtle q fAaae tofies ard ihsis aesignss
This felanw has recently come forward
and joined . company In cue Of the Union
Fegi1nenis ! man who wealsl write sasl.
a circular Ind then 50 into Ftaeeal req.
insft, asas intend 10 aet As a pps I.as anF
bsss wateIl HIN slosely.
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A CHARMING Picture.

Before this war WIS inaugrlraled, the
dclnagegues Of the South used to draw rs
some charming pictures of-wiai pow turns
out to have been. wholly an imaginary
Southern ConEetleracy. 4 land every way
happy defended by uneonqncl7.bIe hosts
and impregnable iaris land rereiing in a
pieritu,se Of food. clothing, money, and all
the sinsws Of war land which neither
naval blockade nor invading baitalions
could effect land whose leading person
ages wero all Nspoleons and chathalns, aud
which c0aid, IL il pleased, bid defiance to
the f,ur great quarters Of the world !
Wonder xhat they think now Have they
heard the nevs7 II not, lei them enquire
At Nashville Memphis, New Orleans, Yirks-
iinrg, Port IIasleon, Charleston, ciiaitauoe,
ga, Knoxville, aasl every other stronghold
Of the Reieiiloni
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The I'D slsan i, DE iaih. vsls desired
Tho fnla If tllis liofeessashi tsIssessad u
tho eassel Il iheif hsllI sFis ssarl: shas Sc
right q Secession id Spi ekIss Issssiei.
Of Them debut slsas llell o the right Il
Rerolkfion
Tie sl.s doctrine lsssasid We haso nd.
l,eFesi % Ii IA the time -.aTaid esefy iissta
81 rssolnsiea. SCENT the vepy Idea d. fcvu.
Iasioa There i M right af revolution
whlsl. yaa ean pleslt u Iuatiiy sach d eoass.s
Il urossaht IN lhiA late, iatA, llsoslg, and
aaesllel.Gbr war. n one man i efeass
Ia revolution then the revolution = not
tssi. s,ef can any nsAu desernline, Il, ss,lsf,-
tss Il laws aud constitutions like Mrs, how
great missss be the majority 70 justify and
make right revelation. DuF system Itself
4 q aale guard against revolution The ef-
fort 70 pluags Tcmiesaee into this revola.
ton was tested NJ the ballot-box, after the
stata had been thoroughly eanyaasei, an1
the majority against ieyalation was SIXTY
THOUSAND; and vet, the villainous mi
aorfty brought on the revolution! IL has
been, rs We predicted, a'sore experiment to
it, guilty authors, aud We hope they may
continue to reap its hitter firsfis, 81 the end
Of their wicked carccr and that the cry Of
'.remarae, aruoasE REMuRsE, may ring
Ia their ears as they pass from tins 10 eter
,nityl
To the old and young Of our day and
time, we have thc same wholesome advice IS
giye now. that the war bias ragged 70 long TINT
We gave when Il was first sought 60 be
brought ota--facegAize the authority Of iaw
cyerywhere. Respect The rulers OF your
land. the constitutional aad lawful rnIei'r,
and ,leaplse the wicked usurgers Of power
such as have controlled tho tate Southern
f'aaf,4teraey. Sustain the Administrations i
your Government 10 the ftlll extent Of is
constitutional powers Sustain the courts
OF ynur country, which are parts OF tue
goseRinient though Independent in their
province. Respec. the religious Institutions
of the country, aud promote the educational
interests Tfeet all iignitied splfsaeriteing
and pious Ciesgy1nes, who havc shown
themselves 10 be patriots, with courtesy.
kindness and respect And trsas th,,sewith
storm ana contempt who went into the Re-
beliien, aud teach your children 10 ia like
wise, and your grand -ehillren, % the last
generation.
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unlted states Trade Reealatlona.

l. AZ the Speeial Ageai II TIE TssssssiFy lsrpayt-
H.er'. | sas here 10 efgenlse Bpasa q TfEde sor
The District 81 Bast TennessfT, BY the Hl,ssatHeus
81 > Iseal Agent, whsse headquarters viii be Al
the Culpsn House GA Gay street.. caale iastrses-
p a. sslssss With AaiuFstiefisrsj RtsRSa5sE ar va
have agrsl spoa ksaesie ss the enly IaFs for flsa
prssns Is, - furnished uith guos, xaFts ard ner-
eh&aiize Itefcafirr ss citesstanees inax a,Iflar.
is, ~ the ,ginta sea WITH the adsiee and eeaseas
81 Else t4aHt,silding q, asrl aud his Proves Mar
shai deasssl, viii arfc'ut iopai agees tsv 0thor
towns.
:. NisaIas HEIsKsl.L Is the f.eral Agcst htFs..
slia wj BfeAt AZ permits fer bringing gsasfs ita
this city a ilse lofai States atd without his PER-
biit tbas vii ngt 10 allowed d pass shy El,sien
iiasee wh e they asay ts peFthasssi And sd
f-sts hnegtt nta tls plaeg ateF fhis ja.a ssissg.
thA permit &c surveyor 81 Essstenas basel afssa
tiss l-ssnit 81 the f,otal Astst Lsse VII IL sess
and tsegei evs % the Assistant sppsid Ageas n
the iseeasss Department fer rphftastiaa Tbs per-
nlis rsHtel y tha esliltnry sslshpriies hcFA prs
yials "a Ills Gate and organization. guad and
Win H. respected Is tAe Treasury eeisers.
4, TEfe efsisrx Is the fss. 20 the LEGAL Agtht fer
granting psrislt to hgtns IN eaess tsr seis, IA
trade sis,ss the ssFs cAissaias such lsexslis sntiEg
In bis petltaB he aaesgat and Kind II g.is he :
bFiaging In, and sho the owner 3 aiei she party
shall sh.srlbe 10 tie following o4th teiife the Ieat
AtsrAi ta-Eits
aIua de- sblcsaaly sNpas that yca AFe IL m ~
speess loyai and tfse b The Essernalens II the
she Proclamation and Oeersef the istsllefk Of tbs
LHltgss states aad ~ Che Military GegetnaEs and
Genefaia exEFefsH authority under hilsa ahd - De
parialentsl fseslaieHs authorised by iawi an shes
You wiil NJ az lines BY ypaf eahdua sud eunrsf-.
saslsn and hg syvFg uthgf s1caha ypn esa properly
Gsss aid Ia sppeFessing tha Fetelen ana restoring
aieiisner in te Consultation sna laws II tbs Nhilea
sfasgz 50 help yea Essl
I. Aeseh4ats eI8aiag g,o9iz henA san ents,fclsfl
end are not aliaws y he Tuscany Resnlasalas b
y hosTsls n parties Is Be odd ageSh "a piheF Ion n
sud Af4ghhaFAesis. Asiis every mfz1hkAk selling $
tsli nf g0ls i required % keR hoak and etiss9
the des, date, AsIsa ana Asaastaf e shs hi ntsse
~ 81 4Iaea IL The lAslsetpa e tka 9,eese II The
1'fsaasfy fkpsrtHsmf EfffY hill &c reasis txssseis
tug Is asslst 60 buIhts tho leesl Aesss ea ssg
ssFoes saa BE- = nitlsd hy hiia ff i sllf Is Il
~ eenss mlel b paid Family snppsts sssy Is
pnTehass1 BY parties living u asilsf tsaaltas elkln
seF limos % aus reasonable exfoaf and ss, n.,a -
xeless can purchase aIr aad represent q - IsiliIles
bisisl Il ~ her essn. taking 80 sa,ih t<fa6 81
i.ee1l 80 nj Nal ilfi kei tlsss hey lsss ri SD Il
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The interference Of Providence.

The rebels have boosted over since this
war commenced. that Providence was on
their side, aasi had shown Himself % bo az
thsir side. The .efrts in the esse, as dcvel.
opeA BY the past, show, most eonelusively,
that lie is on The side OF the Federal arms.
This fael LES besa exhibited faos. str;llingly
Is the sntirp absence Of contagious d;scsses
among the Uaion armies in the Cation
States The Southern prophets told Us
when the war began, that the Yi,nk e troops
would Ie saept down by the summer and
aatanlaaI diseases Of the Gulf Slates. Tha.
old hypecritU aud traitor. james Buchanan
told rs that they would ID. OF like rotten
sheep This false prediction is nov only
remembered a. one of the many proof. OF
his hostility to the Government ha corrupt
~ and desperately sought to destroy.
The sickiy season in the South has passed
sway fer two successive summers, and Al.
though We had 20 sleep IN The swamps
around New Orleans, Port Hudson. Mem
phis, Yieksbarg and Charleston. orr men
have been less crippled by sickness than the
rebels, Union Victories have eheeresl them
on, God has taken care OF them, and sum
rner and winter quarters have alike been
pleasant TO them. They have endarcd the
terrible trials Of a campaign. the military
annals Of the eorld'cannot parallel. They
haye enjoyed the Gulf climatic aud thou
sands Of them have tallen 50 much IN love
with it that they really contemplate settling
for lie. Having assisted in saving the Re
public from its deadly foes, they are willing
to aid in saving the South ffoia is yits,l ca
n,,,;ca
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Rehcl rIphllnr rilIzenS.

The eIIoiston journal OF tiie 9th Of July
a Rebel sheet published in Knoxville by one
Charlton, gives a glowing aeeouit Of the
stand taken al the Summit Till BATTERY. By
a Knoxville Company, IN the fight of June
last. W. give tho lis. ~ boosted avcr, tlrat
our authorities may see who trey are
Altcr Boosting Of tlle duings Of certain in
diyitlnals, the Jarraai adds:
We might AZ, particularly raration the usfaa Of
Rev. JosFrH HsAnS, Faster IS TIE sse,rna
CbaTeh Theut.a e4iso fcrhIe AMI driicsfc. wi
thfvaghat that sventGsi night he ehag b. hk sassa
kei aud rrnaiuod 81 biz l.sst.
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nsa- The Rebel Guerrilla Hawkins WAS
routed aud handsomely lashed a short tisne
since, in Two engagements IN Vest Tennes-
see. On the second turn Of the wheel d.
fortune, be had twenty killed and sixts. .iiTel
taken prisoners, including that prince Of VII
lains, Griffith, the former editor and pub
Usher of The Nashville Onion, This beast
i a Northern man, and was originally an
abolstioaisl
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-. There haze been several meetings of
traitors held III rebel ip,isses Ia this city Of
late, IN which. aHster cover of night, males
aud feraales baYe mss, and exalted over
their prospects II re capturing this eisy
sending Or iestess 70 tho rebel arlay, and
entertaining spies. The testimony against
some Of thcta Is clear and uhasestionablo,
and they viii BE- made . feel the eanse4ael.
ees ere loag. Let tlseia l,c afrestcsi lrrespee-
five Of fIair ssz
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In Arbitrary arrest.
GAIIAT.N TeyN {

GAILATss, TESx, Oct 20 ise3,
lev l,S.s' ye,efIay the notarlpsss Ger "
Hal.r s,i.t,r 81 10 les-msaite,i organ It tse,,s
the p4xs q Esag.re s.a fehs advent "a eur s,ts4ts
90 fts - his hsoibes, Nt.c tezids ts.t sheF dis
tsncr fso,a tiaiiats Il presence psss at iEsi IN
riar 3oiukiy Bytyd ~ the cordial ai Srk .aaaHor
Ia whisA Ac affiliated gth the prominent @cs3,'os-
ists II shc plaee altd with vheHt he saesl 10 ga
pcrt,~.i tcisn 1T inti,nAey~-a fast which viii snr
prise no9ir bo ar ,iyyersaht with hh record "sIls
wei that siss ~c : bat iisher, true to his traitor
e1s ir-tiarts nt s.ouae RH!ei here than he publicly
commenced jaiulging bis tlaspleaIo.rs viiaVefa-
tioa agsin,t sny thing sna " sizing that ISL
co!s,,r with the aatnahie iavtTinss taught Esl-
has kaa, d u,ss.a 8 !, ssii ihst the martyr w.
lsesshaal wnela have the iE,e eiee'iot, hal y
Eol bs,n Tor The prsaace nj Lsnfe.u baycnefs, >
that i.ipcsiln asatiHr diTty .Atalth,eisf *
81. Is hfa the news at this eaafse II csafIbes
reaclsol h-a,qusFigss, Eaan was scat 10 arvet the
svntouias Who on tclsg advised 81 tho meyc,DeI t
by the frtrl sympath zYs onslssypsei h. sneak oil
but h. ,atsh; ani lodged - lasl, ahoFe h. Hew
i. Truly, 'Fhe way 81 the tr9snssaysspr y hard
aid ST habef hls trc this aaaltsnss csa,sa tn the
rungsisl that oaiiatin Is not very hsalthy plaes
far him aud his trrassa.
On T,ss las lash rebel prisoner, nsulei Nee isre
confined IN tho ail hsss. saj : 40 is saepesed 70 h.
ialae. assaulted ftihfN rissaee f,asn tie effects
a which shr latter died last night MetlaFy i
sevegely ehaiapd, anl Gill be sent North IA . { -
tlays
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$40 IA "a "a nrhk.l.an.


iFl.a efy &c the pglltieal sisil . #
81 stA. ana thelihsAy Is prs pesaelss
sSS Nse have been stsiFA "a tie hf;I born
md he'll bound crusade 4 ii lbs sleai has
he AhoIillosilstr es.t ap ehs var. 81 l1lsFsss
flls aui.lsst win not bear dlssSlos ains1R
Intelligent prlnps.. The Ises s 90 d
tlnissto. that tAe AbaIitIonisis af< nai h = I
lasliion that they hasb snbmitse.i @ 90
viii II the people when 4 hiss been Spires.
Sod nj Ihe hailot-hsx. md even when tie
expression waa against ilIau1 1t MS Of
The South - rebel when fairly afaF censsis
tptionally tlefsated IN the hiss pft.aidepfis
eontest, Nat The Southern Dsmocfsyeg re-
belied. and they are r,wpon@iYIe Tor ri this
loss OF lives aud property W submit the
facts 10 a eandid world. as proof Of Whit NE
say, by stating That during the D.megaf,e
administration IT JAMES buchanan tbs ssl-
lowing rc,nngkable events occurred
Dies 10 isgl--sssasti osfalina ssSr,ssssI.
lar r. -sMisstssiHeI setesied
Jan IL isisi--fisfida seeded
ian 90 ls,i--.lfes.rEia seesissl
Dan. - isfil4@igf4isihna reYolted
Feb T. isaf -2fekas refUised
Feb e, is6I 4-JadeFsen DHvis Was elected PrrsE
dent af tte Southern CoBfsdarary.
Feb ~, lsBI.-Jeifetain Davis was inaagnfais<
> You got il up Ia tho South, gentlemen,
bat Nc @arn you that She Yankees viii put
II downl
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Yours srstig.
,Jutfx n PAR.


This remarkable letter needs wnrl ofex-
I.Ianatlon ftgD Us, and We fs,e L. 9lais nlsn
Pate wa the DEPOT Agent at fssaearsl, md
ths plidas tool ni thai ailnl:tigaied seann-
arel, Campbell Wallaee. Ths Wallace fam
ily had been 1T war eIr years with l'r.
IIodsslen, ard had gos aorsts,a b every on
gagement. Pats ID tlse bf,ther-ia.law 81
that drunken beast, n y Rsyns,lta, whose
hRirul oi the editor 81 this Islpsr iias beea
andying aud anrelensing Bpth Hodsden
and the editor Of tilis rapor were arrested
soon after this letter Of rstes was written.
ihstraesIng his heaafifpE lFpti sE Il. law what
% 10. This high mass q esirfuptioa. Roy
|ns,lils, sas the Confederate Commissioner,
appointed to iss,ie srasrasts Cor Union men.
Is va q iilaslfalings eshaaasser Of Pale,
sFe take asIsn % state that he WIS At
that aate aaeesinR rs with al she tlannn
straiirss 81 iIisndsislp Imaginable, smiling
IL aHe silee. whilp he was aiabhing rs II tAe
slfrs IL directing u e 81 put GA the
sheIf
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anlssenslnns hi illr Nnrih |.

We hays elsewhere quoted from the late
able and telling address Of Hon. f. W
CAN'T, to tho people Of Arkansas lie is a
seeessionist, has served IN the rebel army
and has been taken prisoner on two ueca-
sions. Ietalses a very correct yiew of tue
disseasiois IN the North, in the following
paragraph.
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pfsskNftass d &c gnAfa.

Have NJ haiass islm diride1 North II Is an
tho airfaee. Scarcely goes b the hassno IL lhe,f
pllilies lh les shaking the great Fitssses u t,is
dsteTmlnea peslsle. Reuefatef, tca. that taaeh Of
the slllt, Il with them There Is no division IS far
a. Sighting - Is eJaeeraeA Tho mitlest e a,epl
siIaplg propose peaes hy FeraEstr4saaa. That p.
iecttd tAay are b. press with Selo0blel egleras
Let hef afaer all aaE nsisfestanes aaa hlaagsFs
inlD tgnpstbs fpf eureFiYss. But how esatd tl,ey
pf03sss peaee7 W l4o wslll bring the message }
10 xl,ois woslid L b dailTertsl7 And shslld the
proposition be iaae sna retsa We arc ii.as ss.ieh
wssse 9if f,1r IT, We ensst prepoae peAee, For We
ought 10 Know when We have goa enough u the
thing
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Letter rram In,ln 4. Pate.

We hare found slnlong the letters ieit BY
j. G. lian,sey. Col. sneesl John Hoopce
cro.ier and others, who ingsorioasly fled
from hers, some rare and raoy let-
tiers. We have sotne reh spscimcis in
store, bat we shall bring THEM outi1 broken
doses The following Is front the pen ofone
john +. Pate, Of this coantF. ald viii do to
begin upon:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18

Nhsl rsght hta ~ Worth sssasisssf What justice
Aas bosn asaials AID What cass, teaessd IN Justice
sHa Fizh4 has hcen witlshsds Can sitASs Of yoa as
iay naaas enc s.axle ast Il usanss aeheFstely asd
nurfsnly oae ty the rsvernaasns 81 Washington, e
whlsh sha ealth has right q cara plata ichaisenEs
tks saswer. Hes, A. r. sgsFasxs, issi.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18

q Let TrzsA ard fslsehssd srappiss who ever knew
Truth put 70 the NURSE IN tee Sad opea srseznier -
AgLroS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18

aIfsRy saaR attempts 10 haal down the Aneri-
can Flag, sheet him On the sFSt.s--losS A, DIX