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BtrHdffu Il 6.-Sf. Seilftdrt tDntee III
g{cn 0inbipr, Carroll Co., auf Die Antlaee pero
baftet, bic 9tebeIen bet ibrem lebten Streifsuge
unteritlbt su baben. Gen. 2cdwrop lies ibn
bieber brinsen unp i'm OtIitGrgefdnsniFe bel,
fteder-
Gntldiien, - S. uno IS. 8. Bailep,
neIGe regen GubfitutenIdwinoels perbaFtet
mOroen maren, muroen pproeitern tpieber ents
IaIIcn.
GtnYfero eridOiien.-Nm Sreitag
gto6nlittag fubr Elm 8abnmdoen, pon feds
8feroen 9eSo9eu, in raidem 2aufe Die Rrattitr.
b%inunter. Sin 9etuGemert SpIpater, peI1es
bic StraBe BET 2iobtltr, freuste, tonnte ntht
lnnel 9enug onSpei6en uno fam NIT Dem rPrs
neriten Nferpe in GDntaft. Der commandment
De Oif5ier 5Og ipfcrt ieinen 9epOIper uno l9oB
bos 1iero nieber, mas inter ben 3ulhduern
cine 9robe Nufregung peruria6te. IS tit cine
unteriu6ung an9eorpnet, ben lbulolgen &beu
auS;ufinnen uno gu beltraIen.
uuQlldSfaIl. - Sim SanItag YtCrs
gen Fei cine Ouantitit Badlteine nebit Srets
tern auf einen f~arbigen 9rbeiter, weI6er be-
Idditiat mar, oas 0au8 SO. 80 %. Baltimore
itraBe absnbreGen. Ser Wiann wuroe bub<
itdb!ih unter ben Schumacher be9raben uno es
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fpmmen. Seine BerIesuu9en fiuo oerartt oaB
man fir iein 2eben flrdtet.
MaS 0egt{des Sbeater. = Mir
MAIDEN unlere Xeier nOdmo'8 auf Ole Gr6fnung
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merriam. 9as Stld, peIhe8 beute Abeno ees
9eben piro, 1T auf alien -oeutiden 8lbnen init
benz gr6bten 8eifaII aufsenpmneu poroen unO
miro nint perfeblen, au6 bier Elm re6t poles
9aus berbei 81 Sieben.
re- Sic 2rD n Geuserte,
pel6e ieben Miontag uno 9onnerltas in benz
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sablretheS auditorium berbei, uno per oieIes
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Corps Oes 2. Ser. ct. Nrtilerie=R Regiments.
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Auirnf ~ elmer
&taaf5sO denominations =Scureutiou.

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~tcIsenbec AufrHf fir cine StaatssS pnsentien, un Gaati.
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unhefsrafe unirnSr SaEbieatrr ;u rprriAirsr fir ts auff
zines Gcacerrenrs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, &srrtrcLs
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bic DelsSaten Der StaetssG sabes,icu bon ter ccri%tees.
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lbr abeMts in hta USriHtseensn A5arbs In iEreH setrSbu.
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Stdbt Baltimore fine ~ 70 biel 6eleaatsn ~6eredtigt. ais
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Gem eesenrdstissn &inpfe I'm rAs &.ben Ter Nation tte
.rue MtaGt ees lnirn &Iements i'm Staate su entfalten.
I'm ten G' fcls unifrcr erceer GaGe une Ste G~rpablIRg
Inirer UertTensG ~anEte1ten az it6e-n.
SefAIp n y Dae, UNI hteieH Smed su erret-
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ciattpn ertG6t pfree. be Ger u tereneu Sbette les Staetes
Su celuSen, I'm eds 2rit III Gevi Eissg, ean1it es rte gGt&.
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pr. Srdnu bat rerlsre6en. Rtn Saiies ~ thua pnb ees.
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Nb nd vm TX ub5 elmer 2D0E discriminating IN hem StbItS@
ttefs ,unr,er In Itent emery Str. bstSuppbaeu. sptr brau-
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S~iniaurAtc, N~luiGaratr. Xinihuraer .Aa1e.
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ale c~tejenisen Deutl6sn, meibe pieisra Draft untsstrrrier
far, pstSea rtlu ;ene erIadt. I'D bsute AteRo TT DpTeutbf
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seriammluus In Capt. Qeters&s PetIi, IL Xtbertehr am
DietRla eR 20: Ssptpr. AteEss . ubr tei,uwetneH.
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WrOEe Notwithstanding
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q. bic
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fur tIna1s. ass 'fr Ss!13arst 5strett uub fu< aae 3e!.en fir
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rcg I o N "a / " Z 9 I'm Ytpnunent Square am Mientde,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
Knoxville, Saturday, May ID, 1864,
For the Knoxville Wing.
A Soldiers Letter.

am soldier, one who passed all through the
bloody siege of Knoxville, and tried TO fulfill all my
duties and obligations ms u soldier should; and now
NJ all is over, and we have driven the enemy back
beaded by our gallant lender, we frequently have
time 10 pause and listen to the ideas that some have
of themst in connection with the very momentous
ideas that some also have of the future. The qucs-
ton srises to every mind what should be deter
mined on2 The time has passed when men should
begin to think. The war has been in progress over
three years The loyal people of East Tennessee
have the fruits Of terrible rebellion before their
eyes, in the shape of devastated homes and rights
The serpentile coils of rebel horde have for wears
been binding you tighter and more tight until hay
ing you in their power physically for the time, they
have nearly crushed all the vitality, that by the
rights of God and humanity we, or you let me say,
should have in you.
have been suggested to- by hearing question
asked in the street few days since to say few
words. The question was, "John, what are you going
to do2 are you going over the mountains Over
the mountain, my friends there has been too much
going over the mountans--too much Of folding your
hands to sleep during this great this terrible rebel
lion.
Should East Tcnnessecans, those who have more
reason to fight than any portion Of God people Zee
their homes, hang around from corner to corner,
asking, what shall we do2 Let me bcsecch YOU to
take up arms and fight for your country, aye, will
not say your country, will make it smaller your
own homes.
Leave my home, give up my title deed that God
by my industry has given me, to horde Of thieves
and cut-throats.
My home is many miles from here on east, no
more Gods country than this, and allow me to say,
liz that home should be trampeed or as have seen
some of your homes in Fast Tennessee, would sign
my name to roll that would bind me to fight such
rebels through all time, and if | could through
eternity.
Fall ont then, follow the standard Of Jim Brown
low was going to say the best fighting man nall
Tennessee, but you have other good men, ! speak Of
i'm because know him well, and have been with
him. an j sses him fight. Follow him, | say, in
principles AS well as arms, and before another six
months lie over rebel will not be found this side Of
he Gulf States. If you do this, Tennessee will soon
ppear, rs have reason to think she once did, one
# the most beautiful countries in the land. You
Fl then have deed worth holding. You will then
e enabled to enjoy freedom, as | fear you never
ave enjoyed it before in the full sense.
Ask no more what shall we do The case s plain
nough The robbers have stolen your property,
nd all you have to do is right and get back killing
II who are the holders thereof
l4rH ILLINOIS CAV.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
OBITUARY.

DIED Of Typhoid Pneumonia, on the nth Of
April ROBERT ROSS son Of JaAcs and Mary j,
C. Ro., of Anderson county Tennp aged II Yeas,
months and 10 days,
The deceased was IN amialls young man, lie
has been called away in the very bloom Of youth,
the spring of life and manly promise, But it ia u
consolation to his sorely bcrcayed parents and
friends to believe that he has gone IN better world
During his illness he earnestly sought the forgvng
mercy Of God, Before he died he called his
brothers and sisters around him told Thorn he be-
lieyed his sin, had been forgiven, and afccIonstey
babe them farewell oShoring them TO meet him in
heaven, Ilo give the same dying eShortaton to
his ncghbors who visited him and sent messages to
Others who were absent, Thus has Robert Ross
passed away from earth, -.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14
G. Ii. MILLS,
40 BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Maryland,
(tormcriy of East TENNESSEE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For The Snle and pnrchnsn Of

For the Sale and Purchase Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION or MERCHANDISE.
BEGS to offer hi, services TO Suffers. Marchants.
and Others in the purchase of all kinds of supplies
His long experience in business and large ocquain-
lance in the cities If Baltimore, New York and
Philadelphia, gives him great advantages in the Sc
lection of Goods, and procuring them at the bet
rates lie will give his personal and prompt at
tcntion to all orders, however small and sec that
they are promptly forwarded.
Merchants; Sutlers and others, who are located
in any of the insurrcc;ionary States must conform
to the Trade Regulations as prescribed bv the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and forward their permits
together with their invoices, TO me.
Persons wanting to procure supplies for their
families will apryt to the nearest special agent who
will give them all the information desired. The
money must accompany all orders for goods Drafts
on any of the Government Dspositarics or Quarter
masters Vouchers, properly approved. will answer
rs we'll This arrangement offers many advantages
to those whose time is valuable at their place of
business Ills commission is per cent. for all or
ders under one hundred dolars-for all orders over
ono hundred dollars, y per cent.
Parties ordering goods should designate how they
With tscin shipped, by express or otherwise. Refer
TO
Tnos. KENr & Co.. Ruruorr & SMITH, Baltimore.
]. I. EsrrgnRooK, CBABLrs Macy. Esq, A. Of.
REED Isaac OLIVER, ESQ., New York.
Captain joins {. CRANE. Nashville.
Oaptsn A. 4. BirHr, Cipcnnst
Eilnrnore, va. Ar-l Is 81. rsyl4a
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington CITY. April u. 1864.

Washington City April =, 1854. I
SIR In reply to your communication of the 9Th
tant asking precise definition of the term "mu-
ions of war | am instructed by the Secretary of
ar to transmit to you copy of communication
re ,sed by the Chief of Ordnance to Maj. Con
W. Halcck, Chief of staff of the Army upon
5 subject. The list therein contained is, however.
" an approximate one, and cannot he considered
include all the articles properly covered by that
,eral, comprehensive. and somewhat vague phrase
have tho honor to be- your obedent servant
c. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary of War.
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lVNs - I Y NF~Tse
Secretary of the Treasury.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT, I
Washington, April 20, 1864. {

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington, April 20, 1864. I
.SERAL: In compliance with memoranda which
|ompanicd the letter of the Secretary of the Treas
to the Secretary of War in relation to what con-
,tes munitions of war, have the honor to give
1t of the principal articles which constitute such
Ire used by the Ordnance Department, viz:
cannon of all kinds; gun carriages of all kinds /;
sons, ammunition carts, battery wagons, and
les; all implements and equipments used in
king guns; all proiectiles for smooth bore or
ID cannon; all muskcts, rifles carbincs, pistols.
fcs swords, lances, and other small arms and an
Hayes for the same; all accoutrements for artil-
|, cavalry. and infantry all horse equipments
harness for cavalry and artillery; all ammuni-
| fixed or partially made up; all cartridge bags
Il or untitled; cartridges for all kinds of small
i; fuzes lead, aud lead bullet. rockets and all
les of pyr1tcchnyi percussion caps and primers;
der Of all kinds; all machines for hosting or
king artillery; all cloth, paper rope, thread, wax
other working material for making ammuni-
for cannon and small arms; all copper. iron
! and articles of iron nongcry required for mill
purposes; all leather and materials for manu.
ring acroutrcments and equipments; all timber
lumber for gun carriages and platiorms all
e, oils, dyes, and hackers; veterinary ins,ru-
:, and horse medicines for artillery and cavalry;
iur nitrc charcoal, and chemicals, and all arti-
In any way used in the manufacture of powder
Forks, inccndiary composition or laboratory
together with all smiths, carpcnter.', and
err. tools, models and gauges If every ,lcscrip-
used in the fabrication or repair of any of the
Ding articles and material.
Very respectfully, your cbeiicnt servant,
order GEo. I. BALcH
Capt. Ordnance, Prin. Assist. TO Chief Ord.
y. GEy. II. W. HALLECE.
'hief OF Staff Of the Army, Washington City.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PIcruEEs,--Mr T. NJ
Schiller, Artist from Nashville, has established 4
branch gallery in this city, His place Of business
is next to General CARTERs Headquarters, where
he is ready to furnish every style of picture, such
MS Photographs, Carcs do Vis'c, &C. Cali and "a
anime specimens. uprlG-3n'
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Munitions Of War.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., |
April %, 1864.
The accompanying copy Of letter from the Sec
tary of War, and of extract from an enclosure
herewith, relative to Munitions of War,
promulgated for the information and government
officers of the Treasury Department.
). p CHASE,
SECRETARY of the Treasury.
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r. r. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
United States Claim Agent.
Collecting promptly 0ttcndea to in all tie
lnNNtieS Of LnSt IEnneN.cr

Collecting promptly 0Hcndc3 to in all hC
Counties Of East Tennessee.
Prosccutos all kinds of claims against the Gov
eminent; also,
Pension Bounty, Back Pay, &c, Sc. duo the
friends Of deceased soldiers.
Government vouchers bought or collected on the
best terms.
Informal claims corrected and collected for
horses, forage and property taken
Also collects rny for negroes enlisted in the army
belonging to loyal citizens.
He has record of the death Of all East F'cnnc,-
see soldiers, who have died belonging to the Union
army. He desires to see all persons who drew Il
pension at the breaking out of the rebellion who
have been loyal when the soldier died leaving II
widow she is entitled If no widow, the children, if
children, the father, if no father the mother &c,
The fees in thi, class Of cases is five dollars, and one
dollar and fifty cents for each certificate
lie refers to General 5. p. Carter DR. Brownlow,
Colonies John Williams, John Baxter, O. i. Tenn
pie Samuel Il. Rodgers, and Judge Jones.
E-Sy~Oficc in Basement story of the Court House
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