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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-14

Every one should ut once read this work, tesn-
ing with information concerning the above order,
as no Union man can afford to be in ignorance Of
their methods of operating Mt the polls, in the
streets, in our councils in our legislative bodios-n
fine, every whore their intriguing members are
working to rapidly dismcmbcr this great Union
and destroy any and every vcstgc Of our fair Re
public, The dcriiS in sheep. ciohHg are "a our very
B,idst extending their hcllhh influence in every
way. They out-devil old Satan himself in their
chicancry, This work fully exposes the connection
of the Knights Of the Golden Circle with the great
Rebellion, and the assistance rendered by Copper
heads North and South, in dismembcrng this ones
happy Nation.
In the expose made by Mr.. Wright well known
individual the public may place every confidence.
The work is full Of romance and reality the won
dcrful and the horrible; n warning to Buttcrnuts-
n guiding star to lnionists, 1t is time that an
Order Of such q character should be fully under
stood. No one will regret reading the Exposition
The work is published in beautiful style, illumina-
ted covers, and illustrated with eighteen full page
engravings,
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ID I l. d..

Near Bloomington, Mclean county, Illinois, on
tho l2th of April 1864 Of Congestive Erysipulas,
Ar. MATILDA HARRISON, wife If Solorc,
E;frs-- f.-rerir - Gr.s-s ,,a-- r.ns
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Notice of Insolvency.

THE insolvency Of the estate Of Andrew Kirk
patrick, decd having been legally suggested to tho
Clerk Of the County Court Of Blount County, ]
hereby notify all persons having claims against said
estate to file them legally authenticated on or before
the first day of September SO that distribution can
be made, or they will be forever barred This 4th
May 1854. THOMAS PICkENS
myl4-3t ldmrof I. Krhpatrich dcc'G
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10 The citizens of Knox County.
Attachment,

John Tunnel, Amir Of D. u. Booker, u.s. j.
w. Lcgg AMI h. f. Ragsdale.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, snys the defendants
indebted to the estate of }. d. Booker, dec and
that he SO absconds that the process Of law cannot
be served upon them, having obtained an original
attachment against the estate Of tho defendants
made roturnable before James VI. Carter n Justice
of the Peace for Knox county, and the same having
been levied ON their property 1t is ordered by said
Justice that the defendants appear before him at his
house in Knox county on the lth day of Novem-
Der, 1864, or it will be proceeded with cx partc 1t
is further ordered that thi, notice b, published for
four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Wing
my7-4t pfS51 JAS. NJ. CARTER J. p
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Notice of insolvency.

THE insolvency of the estate of Milo, Ioncs.
decd, having been duly suggested to the Clerk of
the County Court Of Blount county: Now, in ac-
cordunce with an order Of said Clerk, al persons
having claims against said estate are hereby notified
to file them. duly authenticated, before the Clerk
Of suid Court, by the frat day Of November, 1864,
or they will be forever barred both in law and
equity ISABELLA j. JONES,
j. A. HOUSTON,
mayl4-it ADMINISTRATORS
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UNION FOR THE SAKE or UNION.

Now, by Saint Paul, the work goes bravoly on,
The Stars and stripes ara up for Liberty
Flag Of the Nation--rNlsman Of the Free!
Curs'd be the hand that dares to pluck thee down.
Traitors may trample-Kcbel States dsowA,
The clouds Of war encompass land and sea-
Tho stars may fall from heaven, but not (rsm thee
Thy rainbow stripes sbull stand whilst stands the sun
ppi freeIaen, up! No mere concession now
Aetl net The hour FOR .rds is moro than past.
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ENOIIIlsi.

ON the 10th inst, in Knoxville, one Box, which
the owner can have by proving property and pay
ing expenses, by applying at this office Lmyl4-lt
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II women Of Utah have recently altered
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W. ANTED -Disablcd officers and soldiers
w honorablv discharged from the service and in
want of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
TO their condition. should address Lock Box ls9,
Cincinnati, Ohio, stating the date of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which they be-
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w THE History OF THE GpEAr WEsrEny
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Table and Pocket Cutlery
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

nemacralie Mee!ings.
Current News Items.

The potato crop in New Hampshire, is said
to he larger this year than for thirty years
preceding The price willsuoJ be over 30
cents per bnsbol
Tue venprabepalrjol, Leslie Coomb', is out
in letter for Gen. Mcclellan.
Ogdousburg New York, las been in a pan.
ic, in the boIieC that guerrlas we're in the
ueighborhood.
The confederate ,es seem TO be sauguine that
Hood will accomplish great things by the
movement which he has now in progress
The Beast Butler and his staff were ia
New York yesterday Buler, no doubt, has
his eye ON the muniGceut opuence of the
great city. Were itiu his military possession
he could make a better thing of it than h'
did in New Orleans.
One hundred aud CITY students of Yale
College, met a few days ago, and passed res
oudons in favor Of Gen Mcclellan
The Black Republicans have been oongra'
latiuE themselves on the defeat Of Hon
John l.. Dawson, of Pennsylvania Theyiha
lood to soon, We are happy to say that Nj
Dawson is reelected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
pETTTTON ron PARTITION

Snperor Court 4 ontgOnery county, OHIO.
Levi k Basore and Amelia Ann Basore against
Samuel Rodahefar, El zahcth Boomershne, Amelia
Ann Rodahetier, Rlen RodRhetler Frank Rodahcfer
Chrstena Rodahetier, ,SRnuel ~ Rodahetler, susanna
Roiahefier, Leuna Ksrow, william Henry Honser
samuel e. Houser, Sarah lsaeela Basnre, ol the
State of OHIO and Elizabeth Decker, rud lsAa :
Decker her husband Of the State of Indiana, deiend
ants
T,JHsabovs named def. ndants, and especially III "a,
| leth Decker and lsaac Decker her husband,
the state Of Indiana, will fake notice that petition
hsa been filed against them m the superior Court Of
Montgomery county OHIO, by the above named PLAN
iihs praying for partition Of the following described
premises situate in Jackson town hip, MuntgomeIy
county, Ohio. r....... ....... 1.., ,.,,
BeiHa atownots'n,nnbere one hundred and ten QlO)
one hundred and eleven an, one hundred and twelve
II e), ore hnndred aud thlieen Ql3l one hundred
aud tourteen (ilf, hundred aud hneen tliS), IN
the Incorporated village Of Farmersy q, also the
residue Of land owned by Henry Houser, in his he-
time situated in section twenty (27) town iou
~, range four ( east Containing two acres anu one
hundred aud twenty perches also the land owned Dy
the said Henry Houser his lifetime, situated IN the
southwest quarter, Of sechon twenty one (2l) town
four IN, range four il, east, described "a follow
heanning at southwest corner Of said tract OF land
and running east seventy. three (73l rods, TO the
centre OF the Germantown ana West Alexandra tnra,
u e road thence northwest with said road one hundred
and (IiI) rods and eleven an feet thence souti
eghty-throe rods to the place OF beginning containing
term of the said Court said l.. X. Bssore and Amehs
Ann BasOre his wife, will apply for an order tiiA
/ PARTITION may he made OF said preaiises,
| 3 N''''' LRVIK. BAsoRE.
4 " T. TuoisPssN, Atty. ... aug2o-H0w
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pBTITION ,loR PARTITION.

Montgomery Common fleNrf .
Jbsept Brown, Solomon Brown Jacob BloWnl Caro-
line Mahue and William Mahuo, Celinda Hannah
and samuel Hannah, Amanda HannAh ANA George
Hannah, vs..
Seabsrry Brown, Perry Brown, Sarah BroWH
and Elizabeth Brown, IN Partition .H...
UyHEUPHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown Mary
Brown, seabeTy Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
ton was filed against them on the 3ls day OF August
A. A 1854, ia the Court of GommUn Pleas VI Mont
gomery county, Ohio, by Joseph Brown, solomon
brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mahue, Wm, Mshue,
Cehnda Haunah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
and George Hannah ahd is now pending wherein said
petitioners demand partition OF tho following red
estate tO-Wit; Situate In the county Of Montgomery
and State Of Ohio on The east x Of section 49, tow
), range east, &e.
being lot No. 2 OF survey and subdivision o
the lands OF Joseph bTOwn, deed. by order OF the
Court OF Common lHeas Of Monigom ry county
Ohio, at the March term lS4l see chancery, record
Ii, page sJQ, and described ar iolloWs;
Beglunne on the east line OF said section IS
poles south Of the N, h, corner thereoi-thenee
/ b6o W. 100 pnlpH toR stOne ia the Liberty Road
thence s. 5ISo E. lO85 poeB TO atono in said Road
thenoa NJ SO u. 40 poles TO stone, thence !. O.
X polea 10 a stons thence n. dde T.. 40 poles 20
stone en- the east line Of said section, thence NJ b
/ W. ll23 poles 10 the place Of beginning containing
/ 66Z acres and has been assigned as the dover 2
El sabeth Brown In said lands OF Joseph Brown dee
aud that at the next term OF said court, the san
r peiuont will apply for order that paruion ma
/ be made of said premlfea. -.. ...
| led thie August 3ist, 1854.
= ADAn CRAY, AWY Tor Pstaoner' "uB0i'"0"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
RACE.

The bold aud patriotic determination OF
HoRArlo SEYMOUR, seconded and sustain
cd by the militia organization Of the State,
to protect the polls of New York from the
desecration Of despotic control by the
shoulder-strapped minious of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, has excited a feeling among
Black Republican leaders, which can only
be described as absolute rage. They are
furious, every where, in their denunciations
of the great Governor, who, with the
patriotic masses of the Empire State at
his back, stands boldly and defantly in
the road which Lincoln must travel be-
fore he can seat himself securely on a
throne, and WELD perpctually the power
which he has usurped. The lovers OF
Constitutional Liberty in all this broad
land, hail HoRATIo SEYMOUR with the
heartfelt greeting "well done" ," and with the
pledge, come veal or woe. to sustain him
to the bitter end in the stand which he has
made for the hereditary and hlood-bought
freedom Of the American people. While
New York--a great Empire in itself, will
legions of heroic men, indignant at every
infringement of their rights, and eager t
redress them ut whatever peril--cOntinue
to maintain the position which she la
assumed and vindicates the glorious It'll
of Democratic State, the Constitutions
liberties of the people cannot be fnall
destroyed. She will hold the tyrant |
check, until such time as the "Grei
Awakening" shall come, when the who
people will turn upon their oppressor
with ferocity which will need restrain
rather than incitement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
IEGAI NOTICE

mo Pearson Young who resides IN the state
lowe wilson serogsS sad ohe Ahe'S yoype Sgt1d ta1Bd
ElWna Youuf, who reside IN the State OF ihd ans
sud lessee Young, sh9so place Of rssiden'e ] !, ~ w.
I'atlor who reside IN the State oi kentucky.
f,u are hereby nouhod Jhat Isssc iaieysr and
simpson Mutt Executora of the last WI and y s's,
ncht 81 David Young deceased, on the DAY OF
orohprA b. 1874, dled their petition In the Pfohate
Court yn and fog the County o, @oRspmfIt many " az
said decedent " nsucien 10 pay his debts and the
charges OF administering his estate that ne died i
estate situated said County oWit "fiiteen acres
of and lacn of the south side Of the farm owned by
don SS, rowh ., Range N, R. 8 s-desoribed as fol-
lows: f r!, O..
on the sSnth east corner OF said farm thence north,
90 the east line OF said sect m ~ chains 70 st0ae
thence 4. Is W. 21s9 chains TO The esntre Of ,he GO,
Turnpilo Road theure, south oastWardly, with the
rentc Of ssid Road 30 hams 10 the south west cor
nerof -sd farm thenrei on the line between foung
and IaaeVer,k n ~ r. 80 s. chains to- tho place OF
beginnipc, containing d'tscn acres OF and. That
Ruth Young, 10 widow Of sad decedent, - senutled
10 dower IN aaid promises, aud that ma Se9Ise hong
Amelia ScrORgy, william Bright tho unknown helrs
OF Jess, Young, de eased one o. tne helfs ~ laW
Of IItvid Yopn deceased, John Maelure and hlylnp
Merlure, vii lam Young and Sarah Young, Iohn
Young aud Elyino Young, William Weller and maItnt
l. Weller Pearson Young, George sears, Joseph
s5nys and mary Jane Sears, Lydia Caroline Young
Lois A. Mutt and Simpson Mutt David hi Young
/ lanes r. Young Eliza Ellen oung, the heirs n
I ,nT of snid Dav a Young, deoessed hold the mex
estate. vt inheritance therein. he prayer OF eal!
peption ia dDr the assignment Of Wer, to SAID kut'
Young and Tor tho sale Of said premises, subject {
,moh dover estate, 40 for the payment OF the debt
| aud cnarges afoIe@Rld.
said petition will be 'Or hearing on the slst day
! November, a. y. 1864 OF as soon thereafter a
'oupsf' eau oe ''"''' ISAAC LAFEvER.
/ BIMPsON MUTT,
ESeoators Of the last will and testament Of Davi
! Young, decd,
4. j. H. BAaGorr, AIRY for Executors.
october 1Bth, lsG4' 0ctkKMlM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

Great Democratic meeting ne
GreenVilie--lIOr ebisgraCetui
and violent conduct Of the
Republicans,
The Democratic meeting at Greenville
yesterday was very largely attended. It
was addressed by Nessrs. HouK, TnnEsa-
EE, and McKENEy The occasion was
disgaced by acts OF murderous violence
on the part of the Republicans, which are
hardly parsileled by any thing that has
heretofore occurred, numerous as outrages
have been during the last two years.
The immediate pretcxt of this violence
was the attendance OF some six or eight
persons from this city, who, it was alleg-
e were there for the purpose of defending
the ueeling in case Of aggression. A
squad of some twenty Republicans were
very busy during the day in quarcling,
/ fighting, and turbulent conduct generally,
la all this they got the worst SO, when
night came, they organized a company oi
twenty persons, principally returned sol
digrs. each bearing musket and bayonet
who marched in regular order to the hote
where men, women aud children werC
cougregatcd, and fired not less than twenty
vollcys into the building, Thus was cof
ductod in true military style, loading ant
firing by the word of command. Strang
to say, only one man was hurt and h
very slightly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
M I,rnlt tlnt ia Coming.

We declared distinctly few days ago, that
IL Abraham Lincoln is reelected, there VIII
be draft before the FIRST OF January, aud a
draft ffom which the mass OF people, ngf me
poor alone, but those in what are called com
iottabe crcums stances, can find no escape.
We desire again, with all possible emphasis
and solemnity TO sound this warning II
there is a man whose eyes shalt see these
words, who intends 20 vote the Abolition TICK
el, we are determined that he shall not do Il
bhndly, ignorantly, or under the helluelna,
hon thAt any thing short Of ais ne is stnked
on the throw OF hls ballot. Let'n man sul
fer himself to be deceived with the bold and
false assertions Of the Abolition orators and
presses, that "the way to avoid
draft is to re.elect Lincoln Every body 70
members their famous promises, loudly made
and constantly reiterated, through the whole
campaign of last fall, hat H Governor Cuftr
was elected there could 6eRQ more drdtfs
Everybody knows how those promises vert
kept-that the work Of tonscription began
MS soon as the work Of baiot-boN slutiinl
ceased and that, awfula as havs been thq sac
rifces Of Pennsylvania in this wasting war, on
people Lave never been bled 90 cruelty, o
/ dragged from their homes in such hosts, a
during the past year, a., s. zn4 sd
But grievousy as they heve suffered, hart
! az have been the psrlng Of husbands AM
wives, horrible as have been the breaking u
Z OF households and the orphauaee of helples
children the last twelve months have beei
| months of peace and JOY compared with u
! YEAR that is coming, and the terrors It wi
! bring with it, il the people invite aud precip
I tate their enslavement and slaughter By RI
electing Abraham Lincoln Thinking me
are certainly wise in view OF the experisnc
of the past, are not to be sighted PHI
Age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
The Prospect.

The prospect cf the election next Tuesday
is OF the most cheering character ALI our
advices East and West are to this purpOrt
Despite all frauds and rRscalties, there 10 lit.
tie dosbi that tha great battle-ground States,
New York and Pennsylvania, will both vote
for General MoCLELLAS, and with them
enough of the smaller States to insure his
election. The soldiers vote that is now com
Jug in SO strong for MoOLELLAS in New York
settles that State beyond all peradyenture. In
Pennsylvania our friends are confident Ot 20,
900 o. 10000 majority. As to Delaware, New
Jersey aud Maryland Rlarge majority in each
are for MoCLELLAN. Connecticut and New
Hampshire look exceedingly promising
We cannot doubt Illinois, and we are morally
certain Of Kentucky aud Missouri. The
LINCOLN partisaps, despite their loud rants
and boasts, have no confidence 10 the result
except SO far as they can conlrollt by forc'
and lraud, 1t only needs that every oppo
nent of LINCOLN should vote, on Tuesday next
! 10 win the most brilliant victory that was ~
er gained at the American continent Press
on the column and keep up the fire. On
| Enq. "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
A sad sight.

From yesterdays Journal of Commerce
A spectacle which shocked all beholders
was seen on Broadway yesterday II was
squad of soldiers in the national uniform
chained hand and foot, hmping down the
street It, reminded one .oi the chain gang
so wildly described in Victor Hugos Les
Miserables, excepting that these unfortunate
men Obliged to foot it, while the French con
victs had the privilege Of u conveyance.
These men were deserters, perhaps worse
criminals, but whatever they had done, their
treatment was scandalous aud inhuman. ESh
bitions Of this character discourage volunteer
ing, and are demoralizing in their effect upon
| the country,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
How can any lnborins man vote for Abrs.

How can any laboring mAu vote for Abra.
ham Liueoln2 In the good old Democratic
times he was free, happy, and prosperous He
could buy all the necessaries Of life, and lived
in peace aud comfort in his happy home.--
Nov, under Lincoln destructive rule, he can
scarcely feed aud cethe his family The
price OF clothing, food and fuel has advanced
to such degree that his heart siekens al the
prospect held out in the dreary future How
can any laboring man vote for Abraham Lin
coln .. t-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

The dBco6unoahcc or he war, viii cause q
d,scoutinuance Of the increase Of taxation.
The ratio Of this increase, as oil who paid
taxes last year aud ihs must know by sxper'
fence is not far from 90 per cent per anuum.
Let those, therefore, who propose 20 vote the
blaek.guard lieket--nake ready TO pay double
the same ia tlNes next year that they did
this.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
Mfoical

NUREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, an
~ Consumption. IL is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle OF
Strick'Gnds Nellifuous Cough Bdlsam
to convince them thatits the best preparation
used. 10 not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but " cures Night sweatA and
splitting Of Bl cd and is excellent pArRe for any
kind OF Sore Throat I ~ pleasant "a btke, and
sale medicine Tor infants Price Gs Cents per bottle
nor sale bY druggists generally. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

How can any Union man vote for Abraham
Lineoln2 He says he will never agree to
restoration og "the Union as twas He says
be will make no peace until the South Is sub
iugated, aud all the negroes are set free lie
says "th6 6'absndonment of slavery is the only
basis OF negotiation He prefers the negro
war, debt, taxation, conscyipuon, ruin and
bankruptcy; to the Union our isthsrs framed
and the Constitution they transmitted 70 pos
tpfty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
Illinois sure for Little Mae ON
"a Fair Vote Great PrR1ds 10
be PractlCed.

CHlCAgo, November 1864
Acssys Hubbard d Bro
GsSrs | send you a Chicago Tribune Of
this morniug 10 which you will see the speech
Of b + Wade, in Pasburg, Pennsylvania,
which is creating good deal Of discussion
here to-dav Also the notice OF the Repnbli-
oaus to watch the ballotboxes, on the day OF
election In this City anl State they are get
ting alarmed, and resortiug to everything and
anything tosave the State oi Illinois McCiel-
Ian will carry this State sure, with fair eloc-
ton, but this we will moi have, as the Repnb-
icans have the coutrolof the ballot-boxes in
the largest portion OF the State, and they will
50 manage "a TO vote on Till they are sure
they will have sufficient number 10 carry
the State for Old Abe, high aud dry They
are holding secret political meetings here
every night, il the Union League rooms The
general opinion is here, that there Is some big
frauds to be practiced on the election day.
The campaign here is getting very hot We
have fighting hera every night at the saloons
and hotels on politics, and black eyes are very
common ou the streets, now s.deys
Respectfully Yours
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04
Meeting OF the Central COmmIt-
tee.

The Montgomery County Central Com
mittee will meet to morrow { Friday night
at the Sherid's Once, Every member
should be present, as important business
will be brought up.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-04

noBERT BoYLB,is is nohked that Ella Boyle, did
IL on the Goth day Of septem3els A. ~ 1858, ME
Common Pleas, within aud Tor the County OF hont-
aOuaory and state OF Ohio, asking that she may be
liyoreed from the said Robert Boyle, which petition
viii stand Tor hearing At the next term OF said Court
Canses (; habitual dTunkenness and gross neglect O
duty, ~ hhLA bOfLhi .r =.
Sent d. %, isSt. ~N'' sep9f-w6w