davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-09
SHEEP! SHEEPI! SHEEP!i!

u Lambs, One Hundred of which are pure
blood Leicester Lambs just imported from Rich
mOnd County G. E., and selected from seven
hundred, also One Hundred Long Wool Ewes
from two to four years oil d, an fifty lambs
from same. lso fifty ii n e we 5 and a
choice lot of coarse and fine wool Bucks All
for sale on reasonable terms in lots TO suit pur-
chasers. States money taken at par.
o. SMITH & SONS.
Smiths factory, Stanstead, Nov. 18th, 1864.
1CW4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-09

Hurrah for Nye & Kcllams! for it is there that
you'll find
The Goods that you need of every style and
kind,
With prices to suit yon since "Ready Pay"
And small expenses from day TO day."
Is all the CO. for they've nothing TO do,
But TO sell goods cheap and wait upon you.
They've all kinds of Flour, which you're invited
10 try,
And if it's not good You'll surely not buy;
They have tea that is good and some that is bet
ter,
And sugar so nice twill make your mouth wa.
ter,
And such other goods in the grocery line,
AS at all country stores one ever will md.
They have iron TO sell by the bunch or the pound.
In every Shape-some square and some round
Aud steel to go with it and all kinds of nails,
And wash tubs, and trays, and nice wooden
They have Hardware to sell, and kettles of brass.
They have lime by the barrel and plenty of
glass.
They keep on their shelves the very best kind
OF prints and deRimS, and if you'll just mind
10 look at their cottons their pile Of hoop skirts
Their hats in the case, their flannels for shirts,
You'll find that their goods are for use and not
show.
And you'll be sure to find something you need
ere you go.
They deal some in rags, and they hope one and
all,
Who have such TO sell will give them a call,
And the best market price they'll surely receive
For all that they want is to alive and let live"
The times are some better, and they hope every
one
Will pay right straight of and not wait for a
dun.
Then hnrrah for Nye 6 Kellam it is there that
you'll find
The goods that you need of every style and
kind,
With prices to suit You and all served alike;
They'll wait on you all with perfect delight,
And you'll get with your money the things that
you need,
And can't do without, so come now with speed.
lrasburgh, Nov. TO- 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-09
CARPETS.

DEOPLE about TO furnish & house from cellar
1 TO attic would save money by calling on c..
d. Reynolds, Agent, at the Furniture, Crocllcry
and Carpet Ware Rooms, Newport, Vermont.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-09

THE nonresident proprctors of the town OF
Guiidhd.l, in the County Of Essex, are here
ly notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the year next preceding this date, remain
either in whole or in part unpaid on the follow
ing described lands in said town, TO wit:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-09
NOT DEAD YET.

w.D. Wilson, Solicitor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25
Gallipolis Coal.

THE undersigned is prepared to supply
from his Banks on Mill creek, for cash,
SCREENED COAL .-.
At thirteen cents per bushel, delivered.
Also, slack coal at six cents per bushel de-
livered. - D..
His teams will call daily at the following
stores where or,l,rs may be left: 5.
Menagar, Cook, T. G. Hern, S. u ThomP
son, and J. Gardiner.
f.. R. H. FARRANT.
March 8, l664.-f. -.... ..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25


nors vii dsre asssil It. The distrsctine Is.
sneT-vhich have brought Us 20 near the ritel
ruin win be fanoysds we viii hzysEcUniou
vorfhy Of the name Union based on simi
la interests and institutions. - 0IkGT
The. irrrpressible conflict viii be settled BY
the acknowledge Of the pstional authGi'
IT, and the triumph Of the principles Of free'
dom Slayery-the root, the corner stone, the
fon1tain head, the sssepre Of the rebellion, rIll
perish. and its deadly influence will no more
bsrYelt in our social machinery and our polIti.
cal councils. Thus far at least the Onion a
it was" will never he-aealn. and in It's place
we will have q -Unior where the right Of Sc
cession viii fnd no adsocstes, where the au-
thority Of he government will be impressed
ON every mind, where the dignity of labor and
the rights of men will Ne acknowledged,
where work will be paid for, and the man who
works VIII be respected.
We want peace. To secure peace We have
entered upon this war Even, the snecess OF
our army is not so much the. end for which
We labor, as the means for securing that end.
We may accept war as a necessity for the
vindication Of our honor, but rot as means
in itself Of increasing our ren0wn.
The achievements Of our army and navy
derive their chief value from the fact that they
a
Our vast material power should be a source Of
joy to US, because it will be our protection in
the cultivation Of the arts of peace. The de-
velopemAt of our vast resources, de cultiva-
ton Of our fertile soil, the conduct Of eur
manufacturing and commercial operations,
the care of our educational institutions, the
spreading of knowledge among the masses
the elevation of human minds to true ideas Of
happiness and duty, of country and OF Cod
these are the victories We are TO achieve. ltis
for this great work and influence that we are
now Learning the lessons Of war. Woe, voe
unto US. if We fail to profit by them! Peace
can only be reached by treading the Path Of
war and defending the government of our
fathers. This peace party-tbe over grown
child of rebellion will perish; it will fall no,
by the force of arms. but by the force of truth
But the peace nation will live; and grandeI
and more beautiful from the fiery trial through
which it has passed, it will ever stand forth
the light and hope and glory Vf the world
The eranduer of our future destiny is nc
wayward fancy. no enthusiastic dream. The
value OF success will be measured by the
difficulties We have overcome and the sacrl
fees We have made.
4 new and enlarged sentiment Of nation
slity Joined with the memory of our conmor
trials and sufferiDgs will unite US IN bonds
which nothing can break.
The fire through which we are passing wil
purify Us, not destroy us. The work of oul
fathers will not be Iundone; and the blood
which was shed to establish the government
mingliHg with the blood which is now she'd
ding to MAINTAIN It will form guaranty that
it viii stand through the ages of time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25

The last remaining hope Of the rebels Is
that We will become divided, and lose the
moral power necessary 10 carry on the con-
test. They have already derived great aid
and comfort from the opposition to the meas
uses and policy of the government; and it is
high time that theirhope of division among
Us sbould cease. Our moral power ia as essen
tial to success rs our material power, and to
weaken the former will tend to prolong the
contest as much as to weaken the latter. In
strict uTopertion with this strife will be the
length and burden Of the war. To the same
extent that we refuse to sacrifice prejudice;
we viii have to sacrifice life. If we hold
back the needed treasures, we will have to
give their weight in blood. But we need not
despair. The difficulties in our way can be
overcome The heart Of the nation beats
firm and true, The soldiers of the Republic
are nerved with the confidence of success,
and only ask the support Of the people 70
carry him tiunphantly through their ard
nous tas<. 2 Both the army and the people ct
home feel that they are In the war, and are de-
sermined not 70 come out Of it until the Union
D saved. Our hearts should not fail rs. The
formidable proportions and menseing power
Of The REBELLION should furnish no ground for
discour.gemsnt and none for fear Our cause
ls founded on truth and justice; and our trust
il in the God who flls the heavens. Even
how The Light Of victory shines brightly upon
our path. The air is filed xitk the inspira-
ton Of future success; snd ii IS written in
1ettrrs OF FIRE IN the sky, that The armies
of the Unioa viii trlumphl EFfs
The results Of the war will amply repay
-tke-e5st ofifs fsfosecdtfcna Eh;s struggle Tor
-lsfaead FPos63 fcis bua,nsa ia1biolG an
tears will Dear irnlt tastyI ixsfc and aH -,sta-
dfed 10 s-y = fsa ka1I l.s laryl ~ iOr Wi Z,
be vindlcltst; daI our c5aasty vail o. placed
ina condition Of dignity and glory where
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25
Undertaking
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

Given particular attention. We are prepared
to eclipse ali other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequalled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets. Burial Gases, and Metal
lie Burial Gases Of the very best manufacture
Having prepared ourselves for embalming
the dead, bodies can be preserved by our
process, in these cases. without any pereept-
ible change Ample time, therefore. is given
relatives TO again behold the features OF their
decarted friends. What is claimed by our
facilities. is the preservation of the body from
decay SO long as may be needful to meet the
necessities occasionrd by the event of death
from home, or to satisfy the longings Of alb
sent friends. This ordinarily. is all that even
affection can desire. but much nore is claimed.
Bodies, in many instancrs, are preserved for
wears Our facilities protect frum intrusion,
fraB, intrrmingline with the earth, from
water and frum vernlin, and therefor, may,
at anytime. be removed from one burial place
to another. no sni, II escaping to rcnder it un-
pleasant to friends.
An assortmen. Of Cherry and Walnut CoE
fms always on hands. Persons coming from
the country foI eufins, an always have them
ufon short nutice. Fine hrarsrs aud quiet
horses alwavs really for attending funerals.
JAS. 5. A. & K SKEES
Gallipolis. O.. Feb. 4. lo64.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25
Wanted,
BuiIding MateriaIs.

cash. Doors, Nails Of all sizes, White
= Lead. Linseed Oil, "A 1 Putty For sale
ct the store, corner Court and Third street
~ sa.il 81. d. s. FORD 4 BRO
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
EnsrTIIle a. . Forslaei CIR.

he hays heard 3 great deal said ABOUT
she strength &C the fertiaoatioaa Rroand
tAs city. One day this week ws deliseruie-
y rode all round The city, and through The
iprs, GA both sides Of the river. and on the
his overlooking the, towns and NE must
eoafs@ that ne bad no eoneeptioa % the
extsnt and strengtl Of the fsrtlRcaGions--
Wesss not . military man. but ne were
struek with Tie sxteut Of thes works. -
vel - with their snpsrior quality.
These immense works viii be complete
n few weeks, ~ We nndestaRd that soHae
faeen hundred aea are on them dnilys--
hey arc oondheted undcr the supervision
4 General TELLsos, whose ability and en-.
srgy are raarantee that they xill Be pro
perry footed up
II the rebels should get ouf o. employ
elsewhere, and wish TO take another tarn
Al Kaoxvilie, LET them come on. We claim
TO Be ready. We have the Publications,
the zen snd officers. the guns and Anmu-
st'asi the supplies, and We intend 90 stay
has Ezd 10 keep tAen cut
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Ra,inr Gorernment taalms.

We hare been spplicd 70 70 ceilcet elsirns
one 10 loysi citizens fFSaa the Government
Tbs IS cot Of cur line. and ee have nerSr.
Sr,sly or indirectly, been connected with
"a. ssliar,ion Of aay CLAIMS since tho war
l~snn. We have Get, sad sfill feel. opposed
10 TIC railing, nay, skiaHiag, of poer Unioa
rnsa in the way Of fscs and sAarssg they
hAve haa 10 submit to in order 20 &C clalns
ius.ly due tAoyn. Many Of them have heen
badly treated by spectators, and We nov
sarise them, where they have Just claims
sad. eyiacacs e the indebtedaess q The
Govcrnmeat - them. 10 hold On 70 ahose
claims, aud TO suhsait e no shave, FOR The
disbursing Qsartermasser viii pay then,
We had rs soon pa into cur pockets :
portion Of the ncney Jadss seld he SayieuE
for. IS the u'esey due ts .sFoddsn,
Onion men of East Tssnessce,
whose losses and salEerings have been 20
great aud whose pa;ieat suAcrings ssder
wroag, are knowa and read of ali mcn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

Thls d aa old aud tlme.honafed aasse,
md althsagh "a thmllief ne n ibis eeafts.f
II onrt since tie present generation sAiie
hpon Die stage Of seton. many DO not knew
precisely what Il means. We esa nlustrass
lie fall import BY stating fact: Jaage
TrALrY, Judge BARRON and IAsIss Z.
satmps, Attorney at Law hare aea fse4'
their ha.aes II ssss ssto counties aboss here
and rone--aos the way Of al the earth, but
what il lnenissly worse, the way Of oil the
South. They hare ataken time by the
sbrcleek, = isra6eslax the evil. ard geas with
L.oanatrusls as4ay, % avoid tie wfAtA Of
the ualon mea they have coatsihuted their
iaaaenee . ruih asd destroy They viii
not b able 10 escape the vigilance Of Judgs
Taioot eoarl and Of tAs Federal Grand
shrY which cuAssne here ON ihs third saa-
day In May, ThM jury, under TIE search.
lng and able charge or the court. VIII deter.
MINIS what b aas aheso geaileanosl, aaa the
uhited States Marshal viii, nadsr tha obj
cations OF his eath, haat Or them Ter the
next twenty yeaEs % pay them of.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

k.ayIIls, s.larasg. al %. 90.


Gsauahcs continue 10 write 10 Us from
al parts 60 zcad them BY mai. permfts g
sell goods. Ne hare pnbiishod rslsoatedly
thss : saaa oeeaising = frersait f'r . eFaae
store mast be here IN person. and give the
accessory bond, afser snbscriblag the Ne
ssirsd oath.
BESIDE, only Knoxville, Loadon. Jacks
hsugh, Clinton, KingstoR aad Athens are
ssa e the trade n all East Tenncssee.--
o.Aer towns viii nol be opened anta the
p,er GENERAL commanding The Department
.hsn consent thereto.
Vow, il We are not understood, Ne ere
-, caa.Sls Of stating what We mean.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
Letter ffom slraaberfT RIaLas.

efxAwnSREI 4kA5EA AEaNs Aprat rs lo9a
Iftbose further xarfh, Who have been accustomed
ts bear 50 maeh abegs - stanag sonshe sbuid
seEs the ahovs date and then hear ssy that ella
seeld, a1snd. dissereeShls weather taey would no
doubt Re surprised BET It u BexeEt alestsaa Hiss
ing fire. and OrsresAis are ~ . prsDitzs. with sh
1Pvard tendency - the weather = getting colder
instead q WSrmer. Surely car sunny seatt- h
losing It's csarns Bet this IL net strange whsn us
s0os'ss that tlss eq1e * tbs ss sa,zien, has hrd
y evn way amongst s for Aons time past, shed-
eng rs bighiing whitening inaneace like soHss
sia-dfal plague oTer hso&a plsina fsstiis sslda
- beautiful vsliieS rshssg shem IF the sstractin
e' ehee possessed TAs air, opes sAlabrs0ua, pure,
whoi es"ns, i new sllsd with the tsezsch u dcad
ai', AID Fa1ssz sesG - take he place Of spging
oasthlngs beEeFcs, u unchanged. we meas the log
~ q the EEsssez q oar ssopls ghlsh rssnains a.
ssssss; or native HsOau,auz and A nars - The
s2sG brook - L lzrsta forth fra,a il, fs,,n.sis
s oar object ia writing this short arteI, ,v,, a
~ 'sseng slaat The petition Of ecr,aiE unsa shs
~ e sAs ,.ss c,aseEtioa heid It KnoaSiiis. sud
s''as iss sursrol car aiE4is n the future. We
Wy s'''Y y s.zh tia alars n=s - Hsssisiak-
''ii'cfhead 'saaiss.t tisTlayod by sestaln nsen
- we're menOsu Of re conFsBsiaa The soldiers
'a- command lara AID eth gsaqssps iuesassy,)
Malignant thai sseh Inss nHesad seas Err
:. laa liins aud pszsunas % dieiate . Enian
"a - sAsSe d, sllis shtf " slsssf Estas
"a, H. give aid AID eonssn 70 The ssbsiisa,
,v,,, 8 s4ssh iAss hare Ssrsaaea ne
sr., '.e''. q aoaas snd have taken np thslr
esa.,.., 80 :, ua'sssF'e1 II ths:r expressions -
: vpsi''salar atieptioa to them 8 az s.,s,v
ssSret that there shaaIS y. - 49,.
lsss ss Had hepsI. sI.ai s ~ :. .,.,,..sl.
Seus 80 STATE 6pveraaleai "a sppositiOs
R4.r. -. ssd to HksAB useasBfTios an rs1es
tser. s,, : leA 3 asssas re .sess s,lsssts..s :.
oe-upv s aasa Assoae.s =, y y =. ~ neare
su,as -, afiertae se2tia thflf hsaFss q q. =.
RA,r....s. SsAol q, n sslsas sssa. thsg 6iosIa
raSs -: sse s''As.l a. sEnsonsehaa -
ssssA tAisis shsls pastlaa,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

Daniel 1hyler %. II. Z. and y Z. Car.
YEsfiR piainsl6 On alidaslt says shs defendant /
indebted e him and that hs 20 aAAeonda that
presses cannot be snTsed "a hlRA, having obtained
an crigAal attaehment ResiHst Abe esssts e ths de-
fsadnss, nsasfa Futnraal1a befzN 5esne1 fssafy, 6
Jestioe u .he reaea far nleant ea,lnts, and ihe
same hAsias eesn levied 81 bic prspeFsys Hisss'
fore him 81 his ofes In Lpusyille On the assh das
Of 0atabaF tsakL or twill 10 proceeded With en-
arss a & farther ordered that this uosiee - pub
iiahsa for kaf consecutive wesks IN ths Kaoxville
Wig.
spFse-it ffes JAMES HESKY, J. r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
s1se-.. prss JANIS HENRY. Up.
GrnsksId TAYLOR .. u. h Car,

TTtHE rlainiiG on afidasil saxs the defendant l.
Indebted % him and 30 ahsc0nds that the ordi-
sary process % TIC NV oaahas b. served apdH him.
having oetsincd 40 original attachment against the
estate eff the defendant made rVtarnable before
James Henry, . Justice 81 shs Pcars for Biuunt
enunty Rna The same having been lsvlcsI on his pro-
perty u Ordered hy sid Juslieu thai the lsfsn-
aanf appeaf before hia II hia oies Ii Louisville on
the 2sk dag Of October next or L YIN DO proceeded
with en- 1affs Il l. fssbpf aFaasod BY said Justice
sst fsis autire h pahlisAe 10 No kapxvtlie Whig
for four oonssepllss weeks TAIs I'D day u April,
isEa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
~ PCS JAMES nKSKY, il


TItHE plaintiff, on afkdayit sass that the defend
nut & Undecided to him and that be 10 Atsconds
that process canned DO served upon him. having OBJ
talned an original attaehmsnt against tks estate Of
the defendant made retnrpable bcfgFp James Henry
aJasssea ~ the Peace feE Hloaait csaaty, and the
SANS having beck Levied on bis property Il h or
dered 81 aid Jtsce hat he defshdanl appear be-
fsrr kim ~ bis balce 70 1sussiils Cd The 2ssh day
Of October next u Il viii % proceeded with OF
parfc II 3 further ordered that ihis a0sics be pab
lisbea Cor Gas eonsseutys weeks In ths KnexviIle
Wing. azassss
spfse-st PISS JANIS HENRY, Up.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
AYURKsv KNorr

HKaparAn4KRs ysa PEcrrrns<-av. !. ".
scalEEE. Artias fFom NnsAssfaA hAs ssiablishsa :
branch gallery IA this city HIS place Il business
i nsxs % seneral cAa1HHs headquarters, where
he 4 seAay o ssraish every syis d picsases saeh
- PhciaEraphs. Carte. De vista. &c. Call and es.
snains specinens apris-sms
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

ALL men belonging 70 the Second Tennessee
Cavalry, whether with o. silhoat have are hereby
Hcklfied ~ report 81 knoxrille ihlnsliasely fbr
transport soh q ~ fa9ifbr4 and Al snea belosg.
Tag 10 the sa<iusent pe il e report 10 their ces-
Be considered as aesssfeFs ard treated accordingly
ifx .asdef ~ NJ II. pR0SSER
IA Col Cenld ( 81 Team. Cavalry
r. NJ. w1xx, Capt aud KeeFalting osliecF.
apf3B-ste
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

HnAporARreHs poST toMMAxpAnT,
FraakIin Taan Ahrsl "a. 1894

HnADQe kRTeRs foSf IoAMANDART,l
Fraakiin. Team. April 20, 1864. !
THE EightA and Teafh Regiments Tennessee
CasAiFy harsAg ben 1snSelldnsed 81 order II the
sscesfsry Df Var, an splsied taen ns1 absent be-
hanging 10 either Il thels rsilssnts arc hereby no.
Used . tspss thensclgm N person % the COM
nsAast 81 the ElglIsh fenHessee eavairy. within
IN aAy4 atsf rsczsSiax this aetea o. they vii b
sspertsd Is dessasfs ard trshssi ~ snch.
8ANL <. n. PATTON,
sprse-ls Oh eth Terra. Cav. C0m1,E Kes1.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
q ~ Rnhne

Ne Ediiae-I desire tolay % The pni.isc threueh
y0nf paper. thai an stg,lArly psFaiistsa by tho
military uslhofsiss d telf n knexsle pure Ii1ora
bs che sanaH. pFofs<e 10 sell II c0akasnlss with
ire fexulaiiens q The aath8fity giyiag me The pafs
arss dor absvS the aIisii Hszse where WI keep
aeeest honsa. sha enc thai geatlslhes en- kasra
: s sss AxDRHw Ksogr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

I WILL give lbs above rewafk 20 any person
shB IN d1ssxsa me o5,oeste tie hsesEk Of Lltsle
river. En- NoetA sided uelran er 10 John =.
4afref st knexsilie che GRAY MARE, Addie
and bride. Said MARI b years old bind IN the
right eve lef hind fact white about rs haads high
Said uiareTwa. ssaika Ros4 xhe ~ g Nr. eamtel
Morrow on fhe sd Inst.
apF50-4ts NICnoLAs BAR0Hk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

A8Na&sStAtl ~ &NsNhA ABAhk&skG NANAbA1,I
s<sise Camp nsnF kashsille, April %, 1894. !
ahee aspFe aRpaek eaFeeslY. 30 the absent men
Il nay command 70 return - duty and report them.
selves 70 the CapsnandAnt 81 the Pest az Knoxvsila
i5r transportation 10 their regiment al shis placs
khsgw sety vel The eircanlssancls eadet which
- IaAhy - yoa aFe ABSENT and DO MOI book upon
yss a. dssertYs atis you should have beaa ere ihis
and should nov De With souf pe9lnieut
You eznaot esy that yoa are ~ within The eae-
n,sis lines unable b. esgape. lie has retreatca for
tbs mos Iafs tfsm yusa soIi yeaF families hitler
% needing yel,r attention, - have no aoslt can
new s,ee gofs 81 ieEst as vel 81 can The hnilIss
of fhese men aeg with sheir eosnpanies,
esus sSrNafa, thss, beg YEA and do nos i5rss
utoa No The necessity 81 advertising yea e. Sesrr-
fs,x aAa taas brAhR yeur nafuss and shs nasnes If
y.aar rhii8zNn mlth 4nfsing.
II word, have 10 say thea nana whe rppoTs by
he srst day az June sill be punished. Those Who
% ID, rpsss 10 theis resinens BY The time specified
viii b truafed Is dcssrfers. hass ths plaee Of
resideaee q every man In my regiment and viii
seAd essnFds thrcagh The country and hunt up and
have isesxht - camp suea = fa ~ hselees 10 re-
rsft = sheiF eoEnnsnd. Jo. PARSONS.
Csluhei ssh Tenbcssee Cavalry.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

sll|1 .pl Die
AZ "a. 81 .ss6.
II E<ss EssA<5Ss6 = 8''h - ~ lesaI
- {ss.tie]5 I4A ltNt - VIZ e
$3.50. fsIIIz si'I 'E s. S eAas.lel = = ekAt
i'l$ "a fI,tI lz's ~ - go ehe bass
slzIS11 b 81 so6n5s g its.46l .a6s q 2ela1 ~
ls<1f = 90 g ll4NAt 81 .ess - ~ 81
Ifah6zsos = 9tD hssa tt1a tfzoaal observers u
s.li| =. - 1llsre III u p1t sIsir
rs esli'.7 - l1lss'sll - aaflt;iygs
- IL ~ 80 AefI.s hH IS1lelhaieA-
IA IS s. .ssIs 8 s.s.k &. flIzlIk Isl, 1sefs.
~ = = slsass men = g. hssvlsigs Geo
sstal ~ kasssilIi W. 1gtis - tea
Il I'll b sesa u n@1fsse4 . Aagtllsf eeitAn
lhes - - 2s1ksll4 f,ts't8 foeltIg fsgpeena
ihsefsh Is kzeelife G galflltlaa - bNnt1s cob
iscfaf a6f 1ef&Elzff 81 81 asaalises 1as.
in nesslf1es IS - t,eatIes Is - paT1 q TIE
ss,ssiry during ~ - Dire sezs. = , plsinlf
dnifRlis t1af esrh esik stilit b epsA sklIe ~
eets}1iss a. she var ~ yef htea b he Eale4s 81
ihkif m.:aeal sd nfzIt fisef wk1 baife esd ~
suffered d i4,6fstiae ~ Nenqaflp seeasl, stih
6sfvlee AID = ihtfl s ks 1is1oiloEl seipir h
thIz tsa % ths st6ntff whgse 6es & = a collect
and pfseesss eseh narratives Tiers 3 ~ obtious
pepfsIsls Il tie Ktiitl 8oessty undertaking that
dpty Aitleuea Il ~ 1lt part d is oissat pus-
poe ana = hot akzisi11 bitbis a aphprs.