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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09

This day two years ago We sgere In the
Jail IN this city crowded On alkhanas with
about $50 Union associates. Tho citizen
seoun.lrsis, and shorsisfiln, pf tise Recession
faith md esslsr, were then pointing Inc
llngur o. seorn at Us. walking b. the iail
aud griiu,ing ike the iFsps az heb, articnla-
ting, Inc s iast Niers he onght 10 BE-. for
thrustiag himself IN the way Of developing
the resourecs Of the south. Others wrote
notes 10 the rclsl sconndreis herr ID author.
ity, to double TIC gnsrd around Ire jail 10
prevent oar rnscse BY Union mob
Two years hare wrought Something OF .
change. These infamous desih--thcse prus-
criptivs part:sans and yiis ettsrs mp q the
rebellion. ean now walk thaec ssrcets ard
grin at ticirou.n ruined private houses, thsir
demolished fences. their qusndered iorsanes
and their al,seondca nsggoesl They hal
better gyla at haJssfeles % sheirk noos, ana
the snafs Of their pants Their srnesis can
selegsy ever their Old koeps q shey mend
them, and over their dilapilatea boaacts, ns
they tsrn tlicln Irsidtcsss Instead Of grim
ming It MS IN jail, and taraisg npslasIr noses
at Union families when they meef them, asl
though they wero approaching the reag q a
gltrasa hsev, lei their eAaste. refned and
accomplished we,nen Offer up thanks to God
that the, arr permit.ed 70 drink rebeicoflee..
made Of ~ eaezfaeis and potatoes
Some Of them Nrc keeping boarding. hoas+
q as means Of iiving, and feeling Yankee
officers aud soldiers. whose very presence
was siekcling, as ther dared 10 walk the
streets after tley had iaken KuoxyiI scnnsn
Gen. Barassis. Vow they are willing -
i've by the pairanag uf shc Llaeoln army
What ehaagel Are. vines letting down
Of dignity Nay. wofse, maay Of them
cnlne np with lslsa claims FOR losses and
damages. ard present wstnesses % provo
their loyalty ii the GoTsrnmsnt Of the
United States
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'osf sISpsr. - t.|ll .,sss ss,l1s0A sI.Sl sc
skssl .s.sl iss,s si.tss...l. l.,.. y,sss. i li.
= 81 s. S. s. 81, sI,:.ll S IL If k.p. s..
We iii. ls.ss.,a is ...i.I| s.ssl ps..eIse. he
have is mail facilities IS klA i,aF q L hard
IS ri M. e M sl.iN Is Hseke ms 81 yes
ssassrsk ,sEun.isss bal ~ IL ,Is9niIsz Is
lss. ,ls.ls, $50 sssl tlslsasl. Rs 81 kbIssf
: ,sssg,.ls ,.s..s. - q. 800. 4 shs.i IS
- 49,. s.ssss 80 =, $3.50
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Suing 1oF DAMAGES.

4 number of suits have been brought
here Cor damages, By Union men who were
Imprisoned, agaiast the yillainous leaders
IN the rebel ranks, and We hope that many
others win BE- inetitnted, as there Is good
ground FOR them aud the seoundrels who
arged on Che pcrsseusiolN q Union men,
ought to be broken mp and broker dawn
Or al time to come. Our quit for false Inn
p,isonmsnt, against these Imps If Hell Is
6rSt on docket, and NO have laid our DANA.
ecs 81 g., au0, snaattaeisea their property,
giving The necessary bond and security
Oarsuit Is agasnst Reynolds Ramsey, sneed,
Crozier, Campbell, Judge Advoeate, and
ether grlceless villains now taking shelter
under the wings Of Iongztrest's ragged ar
,ass.. Lot MS put the nardcrers and robbers
through, AMI never quit them until we have
bsnkrupted tic last shief and assassin in
ssAeir ranks They persacatod many Union
men TO the death Iet rs pay them back ID
ti5eie.own coin,
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Ilef. Harrls md fem LIon.

Two az the Reveaas Aids were on official
basiness 10 the residence Of Major Thomas
Lyon, this week some i've miles west Of
here. and captars,l nuniberef letters, leh
by Lyon, as he hurried OF with Isoagstreet's
ragged forces. This letter showsthat Lyon
was urging Harris to more scycrc means,
and asking Sor an Office for ono Of his broth
crs. II also diseloses what We have known
ana charged before this community for ten
xnars--that there has rsis lived in this COM
munity I more Mtter, vindietlve and ihsiIss
eere inan thaa this bite srHa, THoNAs &.
LfoS;
NasnyiIIE. Apu.' layst 1854
Hos. Tics C. LyeS-,Desr ST. 1eaf na}s e
the ih Inst come % hand some asysslncc { = esch
s,,re,, vIlh va, ,hai SC hare pfaeticrd frsear-
ases "a least Is ltals rs Il ws flrisie, and tts
asssitsI md energetic T,ligs aast'k - pnfsr Frel-
lissn must le pas daws, ard tsqasaa pilnsasl et
ypn are aware that have no Pissf osss W. pae.
isment Il csa psosea s n's.ss -, .',
aIlsssxnt s,,arteF "A military som issl9ia
ks,a maj. aFrssss bsee L vas drres eat Sas az.
sa - .xIs,,st the Fessssiies a ffbeaFaace silsi
ssn..sljstsoa. Haxiag dune tbs, was Fesetxed g
try tic Sirssie q farce l am Plessed g - tes
Sfa4 Impoverished Ia the state u me pi.ote msf
.,,ht within ~ last week 81 taes and hasisr NY
Ill NV wish tie hope that kasg Teapezee VII give
Va 10 further tresshie.
With regard "a appclutnefsA - fl.snsasiets Dc
parsmens i fall fsdvpisd tle Fape q eplleiaiig y
the otee 10 Fsgiraeasal Y ~ usan tat
Tas rnesanainsnasA ht shs alseefs e ~ feslaslt
III al AL CHEERS ard ea,tsina The AN rs4aisc'
thas the Qarsersssastef snd Ccfaisafg shah be g.
zen ffsas en- line II sase kssfile esn bfsHg asn
self sifhlh he rule, shaf iAl0 erspl plssalFe =
appointing taia 10 one 4 she nee kass Isn.asssss
EsasM 6 uARaiA
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Nrna al fhn nar.


We have nothing of interest fron. Ii,
kont pot named elsewhere. The rebel err
Ry are posted east Of Tablets Station
thiFty-ave miles east Of Knoxville Thcs
extend from the HelstoA River Sautl. to III,
foot Of Bays Mountain. Our Erces from
thesn and the piekcss are IN sight. The
PlandercEs under Isongstrsct are scixiag Al
the supplies on chacty Riyor, east and
What they are anable to carry OF they
hnra.
The Dernocratic party in Congress are
taking course calculated and intended i,
protraCt the safserlngs Of our brave soldiers
N the haEds Of the rebels They persist.
mgly refuse to adopt any legislation looking.
To ths ameliOrztion Of their condition, and
interpose al the obstacles they can. As m
example, q few days ago, Mr. Miller, Of Pcan.
sylraniA. submitted the f5lIowing iirebrand:
RoalrsG That the Psasiduus q tie Unisrs STATE.
b rwFetfaEy requested prasnIaly 70 instruct thse
hexias II charge the snasser ~ Tie exrhans 81 mis-
onsrs betEesn tie THifea Stairs sed the seoalls-i
CsnfsaeEats 6tstes b propose eErh1uge & snkis
er skits hfa leaving ether q1estiauA IA Be Dis
prsea - zAch the sufefing white sons a. ~ Ne
palaie shaR have bera rAsosed b fie service 81
6syeFIineni their fiends and aresidss.
Kfta exchanging 5000 Union prisaaar.
Il Fortress Mearoc, with Gen Better, the
FShef Government srIress any farshes ex,
change. They 6nd these cvpperllesds IN
Congress working the wires Cor them.
The CharieSfsA rebel aeeoant Is. that our
forces threw l3eskells into that city ON the
10Th instant and that several houses were
asatroysl
The late uossssheaa Convention that
met In Cincinnati broke ont in fresh plaae
ID Philadelphia, sid hang oat the following
Aast Oh coasapssiisT hook
Rs.osrsS Tazs this sou.ai.tee recommend i, the
psople ef the Fni.e2 statss General George b Nc
e1eilGn - q eandidnte Coz The Pssssaencs ana Cav
as Tice-Praideney
Rseslpcd Thai ~ basis ~ nnsan TIA eoaasniftcs
frcommeads the KExTIckY FLAxFoaN cusboayiHg
the txo-fold sdea q support q he government Ia
q contest With the reseilanf - q e5resilan 20
Al efoEs - s,il3titHse tks sss IS Tas8esiss foR
ske priacipleS Il the saEstitatiefi.
Resatraa ThAt the cheirsnaB q tbs ssmmlttee i
authorised 70 eunveRe the ErelabeEs fhgref ST the
same Time and place xith other vatlseantlonsi
easnmittetz. with the sicw 81 iatine aseh fsrshss
steys toward carrying sh acsian inio 6nsi seeE -
may be deeEiesi 81 and sasisalie.
kssgsra ThAl 4 j the paramssnt ard single OBJ
Ssrt Il dis r.lunsistsr 10 oitaia neSa4 ssifs and
esnesrs of eefisu 81 eger g4ItiFs elrneef Of
De ls.se af the United saias and 10 lr hack ttsa
sovernnlens 10 fEe great principes - eeasFspznlss
and liberty agsn srhiek Masisutua and his associ-
sfes bascSs fhe coassisatBssae.
kesoiee< Thst Ehen tilis nEefing sdioarns Il viii
adissrn 10 meet a. IndepeEdcnee Hall fkis evening
~ Il oelsk tist thea and there n that hall sacred
10 tEs caase q liberty AID pHi0n. We win aanaancr
nslr aetis and nsil upon the fspcgncn 81 the e.u-
nv 70 rise b their strcpeth fer s redamptioa fsSn
ae hands a. thsse who hare nssailed D. Integrity
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rs,,s !, eittsvtos 49, !; .,, ns.1, NJ.
The Captare ae wins.

Orr fhfees captured that confIsound Of
drunkenness and corruption, gasl IriAs, iats
editor of the Athens Post and hired TOOL
kad alAysof Campbell Wallaes, At Madisoii.
yille, and have ssns him On to Nashville.
W hepe be haAss n tho Peniientiary, sud
that Gov. 5ol.snon win 100 tAat he wants
or nothing
Had orr East Tennessee troops, whose
hsnliliea he has insultcd IN every possible
way harp got hold Of him; he mower would
hare ; snc 70 Eashyilisl =
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The aBrlllsh SubIectr Again.

DR.. John Jackson, thciatc Druggist, hung
out the British flag during tho late siege
and claims protection on MI occasions a. y
: british SUBJECT Wonder what Her
Majesty Queen Victoria, or Lord Lyons
would think % the following document,
fled IN q Tennessee cenrt
Jaha Jaekton this day fled . Declaration os In.
tentiou 10 beeene nststsalszed sitixeh Il the
Iuassl ssatsA Slseh y in the felswias weFaa aud
figures, te-vil:
fke Hea dergs Bsssrss Jassge, *. 81 tAe tgse.tit
GasTz@ tAs Skatsef TsHssssee, Kfsessssmtg -
Yanr dociarans 5shB Jaekspn, BY birth a native
81 5taffnfdshife. England ani subject af yics5ria
Qnsen Of the United kingslosA II Grat B-seain
and Ireland, shows % yeas Hossss that be Is now
thirty years 81 age and by occutaiien Druggist,
thas ~ came % tn Hitel States ID the nlsnfh 81
NoYeTaker. 1883, and has ever since said date enp-
fiataIls fesaed within the sAfae that II has baeu
egcF kinee Ne arrived il fiis eaaasFy, and Il now
bore fas his intention 70 beensas CITIZEN IL tbs
United Etates and 10 refohaca forever al allrxi-
ance and Raelity 70 any eerign RriasFs Potcntase
or Sovereignty whnteyer, and particularly 10 Vic.
ssria Qussh q tke United khrskom 81 Great
Britain and Irclsnd, Of when he ! nox subject
aJnHN JAeRsoxs
swosn se and Subscribed before me, ibis 18th das
ef NsseaihsF, 1854
catrse D ~ 1sytssit tsilrt n Raas soasiy asHs.
ssass b Elmaeae 4 NJ. HA1i. Ciers n the
KlsaF sassts ciscuii Court &c Kaax euslsssy,
Tsnnesaae, hereby erfsify that iha sbeye l. sill
isae and fef1set Tr;is 81 q derlAsstfsst e TotgsI
5AaasDn, AspA Ia my Sflc8 aed rpsuFtiea 90 the
minaies q tls cnslFt, At the Feisuafy SESSIONS,
feeG 81 ss5a Court ai which scrsa IL The Goart tie
ism. 9eoese Browa was present. amd peustdIns.
Nt4sEsA III 4. Hall, Clerk. and the Seal 81 aaia
cour, atplles n Knexyille, this ihs "a day 81 Dc
rsmbef less
II. Z, HALL, CLERK,
by bis ncpqty Va. ERaIa.
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Rrlr. e.. TIlIsan.

eskaTls1eos has arrived and viii make
his headquarters here, as Chief Of AFiilefy,
and 10 b Ia charge Of the Forfi6eafiene
here Is Loadoh, and 1t Kingston. lie Is
a experienced clicer md man q euers
vv Ne hops lie Vii II ohes fad some
> pses..l cnapseynsui 1ot tho die asd piliegs
Inc gangs 4 rebel slaves loafng ahous
to~s. Let thesn res that the freedom they
.re 4, search a. dies not meaii q siiry
.apa.ee. fssefsa frsa sa1sr. Il they are
$ the sids of ths BisasA and expect q p
ID and eloshgti bYsur army ial them nm
aer.sand thai fiiey innss saers aad aght ~
the easse, Iiir ether weas
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Eeaernl RerlInenis Re.enllstlaR.

Regiment ailer regiment Of lie Faisfal
sroopa Is this department have cUsse for
ward n tlls last lsw days and nseriistsi or
three years or during tie wsH They have
guns into tbs service chssrfally. and shown
a determiuniioa 70 fight Il sns They are
veteran troops. havs done good sersises and
win do more Of il This h talking to the
rebel ioresa and their tory sysapafhiEers in
language DIST they win understand.
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A saaa ealing hlslsself By the above ii'A
Is lecsaring slus6gh Illinois sad IasilaaA
and rspsVsesfiisg himself - an aNsoe'Ass :
ours il e.isline paper IN the rebel las'-
q balsd..nr now % shssud Tennessee Cav,
nas.as being est aftee dssrstsFs, By 'g
,.s;at,ae.,t % tlca RoSeaeraas Ne hasS
- ssrs,ssa % ilssn besh q shese sisses
= =. I.s,,s,.asssa We arelss dtsPtssss g y.
;s,, al. s..an bmt tls tlase hss sei ne
= a,,,.t - him right, Nos enc 81 ~
..s,ss,ea,s ass srae Ii nahae = RstcA'ss
,,.t lksrksrs. AMI he 4 8 sefnaat fAa
k.ss assd was isalnisoasa ID Klagssen. =
s1ilus yessef herc seesAl seats aes'--ne'
- Mr. ID hslsehls, hat ~ sitelsElsg !
~ - Esakz IIf uas seuissseed p sas
sses tie uissnsiarss aaa was assef'
.l.sls 81 elI s Sc sase.iases,ss e isiesss
wi's ssls.s - wlss hlos % he rFsas
or / < 4 p..rsssl sIsfsnk esAcht &c aaght as
! s, :, :. s1s..lk ..sI.si 90 lying
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Knnsorn. g.. AnrI - -

sF1HsoSb, ~ April III ISL
Dsae Ssg bass only nscsnent 20 .ls,p ~
lias. have iss Hse. wiih EvcTs. He ia.s tgv-szk
dsNh fSrze stock - s.sssis regularly inysqsl oa
Eaisimaze has1sss He has eaas5gnrd Or III thsa
: = sise esusa tasf Ee pyei eiaa az he..sre.
hcd h-fsf e. eet ksftae tss-rsuss3s.r -, Aia.
tttf - asns,f taf's
have any d.aicsityG cssssld 6aly s1ass shze y
was saurpa n ys'u fratn sssse eatSa sh1t.sA. e
wefih give nle the faf8fsnaliaH 7 5iesissss r.ss
readily il ;.id kiHs 4 WAS Scr yslL Ras b. ~,
actually insulting IN BIS rcsVryeA Was IN hsps, 4
getting the pFies ~ faoart rom has bst sisssz,!
IN aeshiRg, ] bad The imPssicnee. hsSsVeE n
overlook ms hisls OF ipy0iee. aHl ihi the zss
cIIHe fnIn Baltimore hssssS and that te, aafs 49,
ing marked n listle is-s than fo(a pr s,sps a.
seek Was dry gsols, stoes tIs5lies' ks5.ssnts &s
From at sltn Iesro -+lre fselisfies zlsi SsTss
difficulties are To - enSssanlered nea ttaR rssa -
uosre aers gsftag sea6s ssf Hs tsId nae. Alout
sll * Did cell mel be weHi be here several iayS,
and sskea ne - eail ax1is. which eonsidsrsa
equivalent to sJsa now and b. ID
viii not return IN X. hefsFe Jane, and have -
Fsras notions = giving aioHg with yoa. = Yea hsss
no ebjeetlaus. when you come.
II yoa do not start ffatB N. II tisee o. xrs hers y
the irst senti the s=r-slrFs ky sxIrrss. am afz&
10 riSk tlesla - mail AZ have asa tAs talui,si
srasleuzs IN tAe atIis% hen that aasst - y r'sss
IN sack r;s 10 not Isil 10 sessd lsss b hss DAY
sir bring ticnL
st.sl b besaS ~ re realrnsherca- sa8R szPsc'
y.,sl SOFA, aniszs I grt Icttrs fraFa yy'sA
Ye4rs ni.st truly,
Ioux &. HKL "a
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Sissgse eaplvs Or this paper eaa - bought
n che PRINTING oilre. and al the gastala
Hoaso. on Gay ssgscs price ten seass Oar
weekly, a e. per year. j. she cheapest %.
per in che south. ard the kpw capiss We sell
Al those places, arr sold "a aeeotneslasat Anae
not on our list. and not f,r prsalt MemAke
nothing BIZ the edition ne lrinr ant hrrr.
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mslaelbak nsnbstl NJ asf q IL Ffssi
81 asess ffsas ~ a. fail eesill tAtsf ~ tAtAf
ersAs AanaA = - ssl.fea ~ ssisarh = sts5
Aaa fha essls lpetA rad - 81 - 4 ~ sess
elts ,pags ~ ne rassinr. a pssfssaf 1t fiAger-s
fksa fefN1t3i ik< lsAle 81 en- sisAaaFa Y shk1sl
WA eslsesss b ssssssr. .r seali ~ sss le6ss,
ks.a IN $50 q suss- e On slEfpes saa tha eiass
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Gen kisnlnsr b IN cur clty, having esrae
fIpm tAs ispat looking well, and promising
q 10 aeiE IIs III good pillrer, ard = good
Agiss1e, pnsl wlsh 81 an agreeable gentle,
msn,
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We eaiI attention 70 tie adveftIses
ruaassof g. + Temple { Ga. who aFs just
rseeiying md bpeting NV and slseshE
stock a goods ri Kssv one q tlia
Arn, tlzhldas n ths Store md NiH aiE5sf
their goods % sii Mo My s!sss1s 8 sss
them nr 70 pprsAass,
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zen. rarler's slFaaEa.

We publish sh;s week saymsl prdeFF 81
taa Provost Marshal General, ~ q whieh
viii be pe.usel With. interest," The Geheral
s firing 10 the right dirential, ana 4 siFlls
ing selnu gpsl lielss iii thels again, Con.
eral, and lnfrwlse thsir paiss aud mehlal
agonies. THOR disease i. terrible, md Il
roqairus I.sNeSsa sensedies.
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kicuSdkB, lath April, lac
ny Ds1r Ss'n ! have EeIsy~i ufsi.ins ..
- ssss ssf - yss.f lsie 'eietsn EetsrT, thsf -,
= sseiesl e snssoss yes permit - bEias g, 4.
zo+eis ffefa LoFioun eeulty which 700 ~, y
further tbas tbe promise thai yoa cs, 49, = ne
eossh aesssnrisk toshf1g siFhsas I s,s : - - !
ese s>isna u sssh pefntssssss trS-i,I =, -
a1f Ma tnfenaoi that a tzossld ~, nas s.kl -,
egaiae skplFEl n tod tbas .sasai &, IEsIF.ll-.
~ next tqaesfion Hksslssr Chat "a. iar =. !.
" selfse hal 50 n kReRle 30 ( Wa Mt 81 =
Sas = eFstsd that & tsotsisi - srsfssea n 49,.
'snly. Ih.ge viii BE- no aiileaIty { aPryrhrs5 !.
getting u wh.o ysn euina
sam, II yoa eseBst sst lsrs, isy 80 1sfsy. ,sa =
q May phase ssss the ear-rHf.s 10 uas as.jr. !
efffeast " no tthsr SpYaTtaBity sEerS ATl,s =,
beeA s.iosss SllosR fr ~ Mas day eeisbrs,ios :,
eer seeeol snd = ~sssiosi-, ~ am i.yself tisi III
should D here iy that dsy. "a 4os fail : a., Z
sva please II shc postage IA n'ss1s yuss.h al =
lhink they would Be safe ~ feel o-,T a,asli =,
them 81 mail, Yea can make the seh-fso, -
elf eniy SID . siee pair foe a ysgng ihdS -
pay you either hers or Ehea ! rtGra, al a.
yta besides.
my dTss lettsy. He bad beeu bsre when I vross 7
talked 70 hips and teld him voc ssw han in 3. ~
was under The impression that he reengnizsi YEA
lis denied it and sEgFe be woald have assisssi ess
0f essr~! From his card I see he in K. HIS an
&as quite sirsigr0ss snd he Is evidently asht-ne Z
hlnas-lE Ithink BE skouid Be bid 4; arms ls-s-d
Tor While. e iea~t. II Be SAINTS q 1.-Two 10 Dsss
let him tight awhile sor M seal
There = be lssEle news here The re4fs = s,
disaster N beBtueky, OF Fesranls esrzIry sFls ;,
with gloUsa, h9, I glad no n1rv - :.ss, "a.
l9ts Rrs wounded or captured. Il Is asforts.as.
80 can get Bo one IN esgnnland ef SaT RraSs los,
wi.0 can give sh.zI fair ekaHee with the sasmy.
hope yga Sill Be able 20 get hers Ia Fersoa -
Esa the arst II Nay bar Il yua eNnnDt b nes al
T. ssi,d the arpfs a. requested It oBee, essAs- ~
mali 81 expFess.
have not sseu RsBiason s,nce vrozs IL :
Sill here. Cal. Brad. has jIst iefl my rssm ST
bss - he refuenberrd, ard 70 say tSzt the sh4ass
nrs bestef uON than when sou we're here hes.rr
Hastily, bsi me-. truly.
JauS T. EFLM
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nere DeyIo paena

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'sg e'lslripes g si.s I.sos..,g ss'se
Iihg.is etEetts n rs sroas.s y, Pc eiais
ken the oath. We seizea ri. ,,'.' "a .
elosc'l Z ~. because he haI bee. . ,,,IS a''
goods through from Baitimoro--b.,,p''z'' as
had been an officer in The rebel arrs w. g
6ecaass he was doing bushes. in ,l,e an ane
Of British Subject The tski,y - ,,',,
SOW, does not alter lie ss.o ~. - oN'.
what We are doing; and We .sh;ai, ;
proof 4, two u Mr. IlamiItons lpttsr. :
sFf ssspd lp|lbf fssses.lsn rris,et, {, :. i.
fifteen OF tIlis town
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Die l-nlen Pyramid.

The Gall elections hare turned out mos
gloriousIy lar tbs Union. and most aisAs-
trsusly sbr tlsc vile ceppcFheasss. Lock 81
she States asasl Territories that have r.ss{
up vniea naajoritiss. and rcpadiatsa she
traitsgs ct the NORTH This pv-sys bey"ne
slispasc that the n.:sss.- are al right and
thai they viii do the house work Of the
Rebel North, in sympathy With she Rsbes
ssath. Leak at che States that hare gore
Uaioa. and count the blsws they have in
Aie.sd upon NortheEn traitess.
OHIO.
1OWA
MAIN
ERM0NT.
X KENTUCKY.
CA LIFuRNIA,
CON NEeTIG III
RHODE ISLAM
PESNS MA
MIN HAMp SHIR
DAKOTA TERRTTOp4.
RBRASK TBRRkH0kf.
DORADO TIE RN1T . 4 I s
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2 Y.G. BEowsIeN-- Eesr SIR 4 haze il a
, ,so F'fineriy oceaPis4 - Jokn Jaclson =.
- 1T kes;'llat' ihrea ess, enc
fsfe eild s9sas waschnstess nrs<5ltrl
Haying eepIszused - h -, : s1iesss. - a.. 1.
% wa'ea ! am gieTk y rs 1. nissi s,.,..' J,
H0eid - gisd tosst 81 sll.1 Is Yessavs the,,
LaA .sarsIs ,saISy.
We. ssssfS "a ID H r,.,, nv.
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they. have, through All these ups and downs,
avowed their andying devotion 20 the laws
and eonstitation Of the United States, and
the banner Of hsaats aad glory That waves
IN triumph oycr our battle-Gelds!
II i. perhaps doe 10 The pnbIie Ia the
light Of au example thar scheme 80 iafsr-
aai sls that Of secession, euilniaatlng IN the
deliberate marlsr, incold blood, Of nnarmcd
men, women and children. without mo-
nie,sts warning, in a manner 50 eruci as THAI
carried oat by the thiesing military bands
Of Rsbellon, should mover BE- woand mp
without the death OF the eorrups leaders, and
the iahuman citizens who urged on this pol
ley. Ii this internal conspiracy. the entire
Southern population Of ebela, including
Their seuase eeasca,, have displayed the true
elements Of their savage natures Natural
enmily 10 law and er.leg il the Eeilnk pas
aioa 81 these wicked Pcaple. and % this
selsi.saysgu rstre 81 negro drlVsta With
! ali loyal incn. In Rll TIME 10 como. The Iced
esa 81 tllis rehellioA will be remembered !,
enemies 80 God ahd Insa. and 10 fheirennn
try aud by tic gesicratieala that eonaeeils,
as ,thsy vii he regAsdsa - mensssfs ID an
ansn pr,pmtions. Nay sllsiEt 10 thass q
20 raa,.y ignomiaiopa slastha and may sAsll
acrarsed tistes be warning teal sassIiiss
! aslrk against iaws and orlesi nlplliEnsinn ans
praanssa. FaaiBioRana nawhashersneAl
eisilInudos sayagr rs.ccA sscassMhlle sakz
Or filthy Southern negraesl
We big leave. IN ssHelaaiHg ia Arsicl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-19
DIED,

rrb s7th, ANN ELIZA, only child Of John u
and susan Dieses, ngUd II nonths ana dav..
Tho kind shepherd has gathered snothef pfsesc"s
ismb N His fOId, yet.-
UEven for death
we viii not bind otti souls 20 grief,
ria but a. tho arose had climbed the gar
den wall,
To blossom on the other side. ..
The furera. wiii take place at O'Clock 10 day
from the residence Of. It's parents, on Broad, be
tween 9Th and 9th cts. The friends and acquains-
ances Of the family are invited 10 attsnd withoni
further notice
s~rcbyuary i6.h, Miss SARAH AMELIA, daughter
AZ ~ w Tumer, IN the l7ta year Of her age.
The ffen6s Of the family are invited to Aitessl
tho funeral from the residence Of her father o.,
Main 81, above F0ushae, this friday morning al
IL O'Clock.