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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

0rsicx CniGS - PoIIeal
Knoxvilla NAY 30th. lesA.

UFsicx CHisS - PoLpeA ;
kao1villa Nay 5oth, 1854.
l. Tai cccupAnn Of stores kestsuFAns1. sna
Dwelling Houses, sili be reqnEfed 70 clean thair
yards and cellars and have The DIAL eeoTed wishfs
foty-eiKhs hours from she date Of this order. No
garbage % dirt Of any kad will Be allowed 10 ace.
uulats on any premises within the city 1isnits
III. AL dlFs ta BE- rssnosed In barrels and boees
run uIe back yards and alleys by the perzons ocz.
pying The same No rubbish viii b. allowed 70 ~
main moro than twenty-four hours wiihoas being
renewed
III. o6al the accumulation Of restauFantS nsst
Be removed By the occupants each day. sundays e.
captSd. before ten O'Clock A. ". an ashss and ru6-
bish will be set IN barrels on the side walk bsfoFs
ten O'Clock A. u, each day.
". Hereafter occupania u Stores and Hosses
viii be required 10 have the rear q their prenses
clean, and the lids wsIk swsps hesose nine oslock
A. u. each day.
v. Any violaiion 81 the above order VII ks pun
bhed IN ass q Five Dollar, ss,l 70 b collected
By the Chief 81 peiice
vi As oieanilnsaa 4 one q the arst requisites .
health, Il Is hoped the citizens will do eli IN their
power 10 assist 10 removing oas Of ths sst oausss
Of disease
VII. As Il b nsy istsntiaa "a remove all aIth
fseta The city proper vhssher Ia the shape of dirt
rubbish or dead animsi any information that Wuaid
facilitate the above VIII Be thankliy resolved and
immediate Aetion,saken IN the premises, All per-
prohihted frem throwing hlth. vial or Slaps
upon the preIassss Of others % upon the side walks
JACOB v. C0SkLIN,
Lifst ard CAisf Of City to!iea. 5
oEies essasr Ciinch aad Gky StfssA.
tanel-kts
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PrnsrANH Il DEED 81 tru.s sesea,ea = s.
n Niliiasa d Raia, On The 1DiA day q srrsssskSs
lkoa. sna Registered IN he kssstefs ol1e 81 knbs
saa an % the highest bsiaek q ne Ceatl House
tsss n KnaxsiiEs en- Saturday Sc bsh fAg q 1uiv
Iee4 htsnssn The hsafs u led II lhs ssFeas.a asa
fsds 10 tAe aisfaopn csstaia b altsats ID ssId
tewn, described 10 said dssa us fhe Tea Pin Ans
fsenflnR % feel % Nsfhns Plnee sna rannlar baek
81 sid siash i2g fset g "a aley eialnihgIhs la-
be- ssrl q w. X Eekis. Five hundred and aftv
dolars q ths parchAss ninney s b required 10 ts
raid 10 hand and he residue in I've sq,lal ln.tsl.
nssss 9Th hterss thereon tha ART In sia ana the
ssceas n fbarteen m1lAl from thedsy Of sals. and
lien thefufsF viii b. retained on the nse,nISas.-
D. the terms o. ths deed tie psia 4 - s. without
tAa eqaiiy q sedenpsien soulniniMR Is sald KAfa
IN any wAy. WI A. nRANNER
tahes-tda Trustee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

East TKSkkssEk Kklixs sOssszs The
Fugular mouthly mseting u this sosies
wlil be held u tho Coart Hoasc on nsks
Monday ID II o'clock ID the sporning.
TIE people are requested 70 attend. Taose
who arr no, members and desire y become
30, win then have On opportunity.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

I WILL psy ays aolaarS Or Tie hpss. thief
Robert Haggeit who stole my mare sAa aold Der
- Me1ntsA % X asxviIia and nasae bis sscapey--
bslsw. and y vel knosa in KAoKvilN Also, for
James CoiiinA AZ Hashinxspa eoahty, Tenn, Via
azas HI s1esps IN lhs dlfecfioh e Jonsshernngh,
eho stoss The sense mare since her recovery hen
NaKgstt G1i sfas 81 holly puFsnsd tAae BE took 20
she kfast. - Sc sefh VI Nay. three msia ahoye
Knezville. The abovs reward will BE paid Tor
their aelissfy Il the Kno4yIIls il 81 sDt saeh In
fsfmasa Ish a this oce ~ wsii lead % their az
rsss. fjstritsl J. ". BURKE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

HkarSfARzzas SoA fle4rsss--Mr. 7. g.
SruLtER Artlss from Nashville. has established q
branch gslluryss ihh cay fiis place * basiness
ID ns1sso 6snsszi ckh4Kns IIsssqaNrsssS where
he IS ready 10 furnish ess-s s.ys Of pictures sach
- Pheaeersphs ksssss as yisils. Be- Cali and en-
au1sns sfselasns. sprie-sms
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-04

sslpFt Hs,a nIII s. ss.'n. s {. sIss'E q = s, s
z.E - !. Nslt4 nia1 ~ 81 - elII s. s.,ss<4
tl4 % bia - F.ii = dsee No eilSs eslt 81 ftFs
H.;ttf5 - a. <h14..k ts6 4srehean N sesei..
81 kR.4l 80 e z'lllse& 6E.6eaf4 IS AIs.sS go
nefesn lk4lI1teisss b. ih4 8sl.t lsAcs.s s,II.sss
7sGels IL tAsa Se1elatiats ssl 80 - 6sssyss3
hos. NJ. nktRkElsl. ),
keeal Aseal ssizss-srg iSss -
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To n IN to' 21tIssftt AEt3tt4'
The piaintia, on afidavis, sAyn the defendant
u indahie 10 her snd abseoads or eohcaals hini-
served pfs< Ehssn, having ebaansd IN original az
tsehsnt sgasnsi the estate Of he defendant made
sefasaalle bAfoFs danes HeaFys Justice 81 the
fsAcs faf Blouat county, and The same having been
issled en- BIS properly; Il 4 ordered b. said Jus.
tiee tbat he dslepHnnt appeaF hatafa him It HE
otGss - L0.hsrlile. "a ths ia day Of December
siast e. 4 Win i proceeded with ex para Il 10
fefshaf seasrsd s. said 7stisce thai tkIs Aelies be
ssllashsa h Ne knpsfills Wing " tsaf eaEssez-
Jssss. yits JAMES HENRY. JR.
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Jas AettAsiea and Jesse Kerr, EaioTsees, 20
Daala TayIor.

THE plalntIss, % aGdasll say he defssdss.
& iRdeAted 70 him. And 20 ahscend OF conceal then.
sefses thai the ordinary prnczaa II law eAancs BE-
ssfxed upon them, having obtained en- origina! st.
taefssnt 6ealnzs he sstais q the dsfsnaant made
retefnabls hefase james Hssry, JEatics o. the
Pesos pF Blsnnt eegnty. end the ssrss having been
lsslsd On ths.F properly Itia gsaerud BY said Jus
fira ihnt the defendant appear beslFs him e. bis
oahce IN Lonissille. % the ist day Of Derembsr
Hexk OF L viii b proceeded With CT paFts. II IL
frtkF urdetea ~ fasd Jnssiee tkal tbs autiss Be
pabIished In the ROCKVILLE whIs FOR loar eonsceu-
avt weeks. This :sth Of April 1854
jnnss-ts pas JAMES HENkY, JF.
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G.. TEL. MILLS,
ito BArrIxosE srarrr,
Baltimore, Maryland,
fEsrnsrs' n Eass Tsnssssssl
CENTRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~. a.. "a. IA p.-.h... -

SN&Ns4AAfsfANAN
Fer ths anls sad Purchase AZ
ErERY pEseRlyrzoy or RgEcR6xDESE
DEcs . eaar Ailssrviaa % sasiarA Narehssss,
nna athsrs n The VlFrhass q az kpds Is sHpplies
Ha lea4 sspesiengs IN hnsiness And large ocaTaia-
tAnce u The skisa e nslsinsR. New fork snd
PhiisAelpAla, gives him seaa advantages II he -
lsrsion q Coda end pnsnrihE tkaIn q che bssi
ratss He viii gre his taraonAi aed prompa az
tsasioa 10 all seaefA hoeeszr sAaan and sss that
theS are prpmptiy s8rsaeied.
Merchants aHflerAs and eihsEA VIE ara )oeatsi
In aay Of the snruFrsctioaary stules inust enform
70 he TrEda kogalations - prescribed By fhs SEQ
Rotary Of the Treasury and frward thar permils
together With their invsioss. . me.
fersons wanting % prueure aapplies for thar
anlisa viii apfly . The aearest special aant who
win give than ali the Information desired Tbs
money must accompany al oriisrs for eoodA Dsaha
On any Of the Governments Dsposilaries OF Qsarser-
MASTERS Vouchers, properly approved. Win aasvF
Is we'll. Tbis trfangensns paeFs mary adefRiAges
10 those whosstilnsis valsabis e their piacs q
Hasihess. his eoalnhsioa Is per cesa. for al or
deFa uader enc hunared dollars-fg kii orders sssP
one hundred dollars 81 per ceat.
Parties ordering goods should de Il lsts how thay
wish tkeln ssippsd. BY empress o. kFxiss. Refer
10
Tzo,. KEnr Co. RrfaorE 4 ssurH, Bal.imors.
J. r. EsTERsnooz. cnAsilEa AIcTi Es4a "A r.
REEn, Isaac 0LfvxR, Ese, EeW York
Captain JoHs g. CaAEh NashsIiis.
Captain A. T. BLrxT, CiAclnaatl
Baltis.arc Nd Aprii-3s, ~ mayit-et
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A5gaA Es,siss, zen. u Tksmas @. Harvey.
IL III, ease Il Appears thal he defendant b Z
non.Fesiisst a tie stair 81 1sanensa u Il tkere-
60 sslafef - pnsiisatae b Eaa1s fos fbuf aat.
sr<s;Se sseks = Broanaoss K6eeFills Whix go
G.Ial n snfliaios n1tElyin4 81 1hsans g ilsFsE1
n asIesas hs,ass Ichn Ninlk JaslisR - BE Hs1ea
n &sAkmHsiIla. MaEena epnnlF Ieglna ea ~ sdlh
~ ef Nofnalss iset - saaRaa fAsa eHA ihpfe
- I'D 1t.l q 81 lAu aiTsesa - Ne sara
e.s - akkse - eaf - ani keaed ax perl9 e -
John MINIS
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o ,. TEarl solieilar. Isi-al pcs

sloAA B. csx 70 Heary r. Car--.ittacameat
BID. ass
IN The ease the bnl alleges ahat defendant Is In
,lel5t~d 10 eompiAiEaAt and thst he has atandoaod
hs hsshe sad galfs Saaih With ika sesel army and
an attachment having been Issued and levied On the
property Il the defendant Ii Is ordered thai pal-
heatian b made Fse fur ssFoessise weeks IL the
Klsoxxilia Whie notifying abe deseadsnt to- APP
Tear te1are TIE 6haHecfs Ceff At Aarsxile % the
HFSs Tnstday aficf the Hrs Monday az Nsvember
nexL aud saake his defense 10 said 6i or The sans
Win be iaksu ~ esufsssgd and ". Or bearing ez
paFsa. Tkis sash Nav lsss. -
W. A. WALKER, c. 4 Il. Il
o. r. TE2rLr SoiiCll.r. Ie4-ts PISA
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ksz fSss t'fk[4 Is 9. 49 -
i, Sssss,' ISs1 4 6.sIsk thea fil4l ~. wi -,
s,Sasnassl with VaIsaae iiIl.ala - stlaf s. 5
- IS Alsle hsorl bat vlssH sksF eeN 4 .
sal,.a sll1e Il che hfsefm5nss. IaE n4e
81 ssshafk, they lsoasd sskss il - !.
Asll8 Tat aAl somewhat ri t4tH ti's
;s,elsnes Nsfs closes zsshs;|< 10 Es,e
~ thf6aet lie window - sz..se
IslIlcs outside & oar pisiI<ss 4h4 The enlF
Yankee, naea the ElsheIS khpak Ms 50
81 he Ii M assssdle aaaia ard - 1alitp ~ 3
d rashls where / s'anld nss ma 81 Asl, ss.;i
look lAso loyal IApee,
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CAarlss p. SeseR es Isaac Cochran and
49,. 49, E.in..nI Rll

AtVf1-tt Z 'stt' = " 'gt'stss As"''
Is thia case tbs bin alleges thNt the defendant.
CoehrsF bas isft ths Ssste u Is sheFsfaFe ordered
that patlcatioa bs made fof four successive weeks
in he kaoxxisls Nhlg. nosifyih. said aefea4aht.
cactsaa . hFpeaf bsfbpe tks Chashsry Court al
Maryfilie en- the GrSt Tuesday aflsr the int Mon-
Ay II Nst esnhsF nrKk e usaks AEsdessase - seid
bib or The sause wi b taken - confessed Esd -
for hearing "a paFts. This sa8h May. 1864.
". A, WALKER. C q u
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James Th9mpssn, adm'r Of james Porter.
odd ss 1ndner RofssT -. ittacAIAeaf Bii
THE bill alleges "a this csae that defendant Is Ia
dshted 10 complainant and shat be belongs % the
rshta army aBd = heyahd the ssseh Of tisis eesrt
usa N stisrhEeat having hsea issued end iesied
CO he property Of defendaats Il d apaese& skal
peelicatsaa be made for four asucessiTs weeks IL
ttss haszsiiis Wing, nsalfSing ths defendant ta
sppeaF tef,'re the elssBcsSy CoaH 1T NASHVILLE on
the first Taasasy affaf tho arst Monday of sovsa1-
Der aext and mako bis defsnee 20 said bill or thu
same win he taken ~ csnfessefi and sci faF bearing
e paYte This 3Qth May, is64.
t8@ ~. A. wAI.KEH Ga II,
& o, P. IssBtx Solicitor ses-ls pftz
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p. II. VANCE.
o. East Tsnnessss, With
DICKINSON, PRICE q BIsH0R
WHOLESALE
hsi, osp snd Straw eeods Dsslsfs.
10. aaa ipI Pearl 81. Csael.nsti. q.

WHihsiss ne at,sntien Il Gssehaats sad cher.
10 oar Afgs assortment of HatA Caps, at. eens;si.
ing q We'd And CassimeF, Pianlerf Hata Of al
cs.lon and qualities, French Black Bflah; AID
Plush Boys Hats Of every Kind. CAildren's Fancy
Hats Lsdiss Tslassned and PLAZA Kasa Panan as
and Legaorns Zoe boss and men
Military HHtA Caps an,l Cnrda Ell IL which have
been boaght 90 cash End viii L. scld loo. hope
70 ses al ms TenAefsfe friends wheh they visa tkla
city aud will make 70 their interest IL deal with
~ ; 4 jaast>3m1 49, Pu. YAkcR.
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4. n. Rnssat rs Henry T. osx.--AhaeA
mfnf BsE.

IN alsia caae the bl alleges thai defendant b In
delaed 20 rcmplsinaas, ard thai defendant has
abanaoaed his hsise and xeac South wiah ths rebel
array, and an attaehnisIs having been iasapss and
lssird On Abe property of tue defeadants IL i
aered that pablicstl9E be made fer fur successive
weeks In the Knoxville Whig, notifying the defsn-
dant 10 Apyear before the chsaee-y C0nrt 1t Mary
willie - IN 4st Tuesday after the tlst MeRdsy e
NofeSl5fNF next and make bis dsfsnse 10 Fad biIl
or the sasae viii - taken ~ confessed and ~ for
3sraTiAs, a nafte. Tbis soih May 1894
w. A. WALKER, C. & ".
Hail. & TEasne Salicisozs, io4.si Piss
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Lanes Henry Is. n r. Car.--.iaaehmsnI
R;B

IL this eaNs h b charged b the bin that dssen-
aant 4 lHdalftd 20 eviaplaiealt ard that he hss
alAndaned hs kains and gnsle South With the fehel
army. md an sttachsnent having been issaea asA
IeYlad en- defendants proPeFtyi IL IL orasrsd that
pabcation he saade fF four ss,esessiFe Nenks Ia tn
kBaxsilie WIKI Notifying tie defendant 10 apfser
before tbs chancery Csarias Mgryvsils on the Art
Tasday aflaf The fsst hendnapf Eosembss aexl
AID n.lts his asfase 20 SAID hlil 90 BE sine win
le tnkes - eoa5ssed aud sc Coz ssasinE 81 peEss
Thik seth Nay, 1885,
". A. WALTER. G. n
o. ?. TEss1s sollsIlsF. 9 jet-ll pas
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TINS iasslsa.lsa : 80 - -. i Ieasas,, !.
vi. ps.st ss5ssal saAAlss 81 kss - Ba.I-
as'. 7. ~ ,esssx- isspssi.. b. esyasasns
cl.iHa' ss, aad N EseAsass sssssan.as Bsads
aad ssosla ua0rsn. Menss, As, &c. ~ tAs nd.
tssefssls sssm,.
cOlioesiaas en- al pa.1s assssslls, ~ill s.osl,s
prompi attention.
VIZ PATTERSON, oaaA~.
w !. PERKINS fsss4.nL isA6
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.'aiaes Htary "a Gam9 n. Finley and sthesk
4 a6satNk3f III S

--1i AauAAAit Bii7.
In this ease the hiileIIasgts lAAs dessnlshk sas
4. Finley has es fhe stnia, God fhat - = indsaspd
70 eon,pisihans sid 81 aali lIseenf Saving hefa
Issued and levied on aefsaaasls prefz<Ks u = e.
dessd that eablieatish y n4lze Il 3s1f successive
sssiss iE The knoxsllis Wke netilsieS he atlss.-
asss g AppssS before the q 6hnety Eona ft Aftss
xtse so lie tfst Taesdsy ailef ~ fnk MpRaGf =
Aosespeef HsEh and maize kis asssnse a anid 81
= the same VII hs taken AZ esafsn1M sfd ~ ~
esesshE - PAits, 1hh sch Nay; 1851
d = Ts,gtE, ssiIsissrs. = : : s. jss - -
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II.los 20 g 80 O. uNIoN

:. -, RAJ. IA wask &c hssstsy ~.
=. -. .s1 sssags. sss ~ ~ IaAefsf
r...f - Ss.ies u lsnhn = Ne alsal
- :. :. A.sA shst ss1ssS = plpsa - 4eNhs
-. "a. srsss sls-- Md ss1lss disseN
-. 80, :. mss SIC sssass issa sn1 80
-. -, nav AN ~ sAssss set "a ifsaA sAss
-. ,,s.yss sl ssii1 N.iilGs liahsls shssah,
=, A,.u.., uei xsshtts spssssaioa heui
IA, sat avs hesf sss : - : Iesse alaa reaa.
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This IL dilapidEtcd old frame church,
vianding irA pleasant grove opposits the
rs.i4snee Of the venerable Bishan Soule--
.srCund tAe church. on the morning Of the
IsA. few tesn horses and mean looking
garages were collected
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ogyics AssassGnf ogAnTnaefAeyxR
knsztillA AaF u, lSsA.
Lisl o. yerehsra fulns !flne II ~ bands fss ssr
lees ard fent 81 fhe shahtha of Bsesnsbss Jasa.
- w..&.sss.as 81 Il $50 sss
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NNsuxulE Nay 2o.--EAriy yesterday
morning year correspondent, IN plaia eli.
seas dress rode cut 10 City Rad Chapel.
seven miles North Of Nashville. 70 attrndi
the tennessee Conference Of the Methodist
rpiscnnAl Church Saulh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-29
TO WHOM ASSESSED.


.--laa4s.a44-z. sY.4.a44, .a..sH. a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-29

For 1857, s9i. AS; 1858,
s91.4Si 1859, 5000.
q 1890. Z s95. 80; 1861,
l1 s1el6s, 1859, 5000.
For 1857, 1914; 1858,
A$3.A; 1859, 90. 90; 1860,
fErSi.6s.i blH Sl7 fI'E
, Beginning on nth street
westi59 feet north from
the southwest corner OF
said square, aud run.
ming thence north q
feet, thence east rs feet,
thence north 70 the
northwest corner Of 10,
No. z thence cast 81
feet, thence south II
foet, thence west lOs
! .H..H - A. al. l...a.a--l.s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-29

east corner ofthesquarS,
and and running thence west
4os feet II inches thence
north ass feet, thence
east l75 feet II inches.
thence south 1893 feet
thsnce east 2lO feet
thence north 1913 fest
theRce east l04 feet
thence south 10 foot !
hughes, thence west l0l
fort, thence Bouth ~
feet 10 inches, thence
west 80 feet, thence south
"a feet 2 inches, thence
east l40 feet, thence
south 90 feet 4 inches,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-23
REMARKS OF Mr.. HENRY,


In the House Of Commons on Saturday the 17th
December, 1864.
In relation to some resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Shepherd, protesting against the appointment
of persons liable to military duty as Magistrates,
Mr.. Henry said he had high regard at all times
for the opinion of the gentleman from Cumberland,
but a sense Of duty would not permit him to fol-
low that gentleman in the adoption of the reso!u-
tiOns. He could not why rule of age should
be applied TO Justices of the Peace more than to
members Of the Legislature to the Judges of our
Courts. The House had as well attempt to define
the age of lawyers. DOCTORS and preachers. In his
opinion the Legislature had plenary power to ap-
point to office any white male citizen of the State.
The passage of the resolution would make
just discrimination between the people Of the State.
Mr.. Henry would say to the gentleman from
Edgecombe, Mr.. Cobb who proposed to require
members making nominations to state to the House
the number of Magistrates in their counties and
their ages, that he did not suppose many members
possessed the necessary intelligence to satisfy the
requirement Of the gentleman. He himself could
not say as to the number IN his county. He would
ask the gentleman from Edgecombe if be could
Cobb Lean and will do so, if the gentleman from
Berthe desires it. Mr.. Henry said he was not con.
cerned himself, but he thought the gentleman had
better enlghten the House in regard to his county
In reply 20 the nfoI nation given by Mr. Cobb that
there were 81 magistrates in his county, Mr.. Hen
ry said the opinion he had long entertained as to
the gentleman from Edgecombe now confirmed
to wit that he has talent for small things only.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-23
The Governors Proclamation.

Gov. Vance publishes the following proclamation
in the Conservative of Wednesday last:
WHEREAS, The long expected attack upon our
only remaining seaport is now about to be made,
and State is also likely invaded at other points
by an enemy to whom mercy and civilization
alike unknown and unregarded; and whereas all
the organized forces of the State already ordered to
the front may still be insufficient to roll back the
tide which threatens US FROM doors a fate hor-
Tible to contemplate:
Now, therefore ZebuIon B. Vance Governor of
the State of North. Carollna relying upon the 10y
atty and devotion of her citizens, do issue this my
proclamation, commanding and abjurlng all good
people, whether by law subject TO military duty or
not who may be able to stand behind breaStworks
and fire musket, Of all ages and conditions to rally
at once to the defence of their country and hurry
to Wilmington. And | do appeal to every man
who has the spirit of a freeman in his bosom, who
has spark of the fire drop Of the blood of the
heroes of the great army OF the great captain in his
veins, to come and come at once The man who
hangs back now because the Law does not compel
him to go, and consoles himself with the much
abused aud mean spirited plea that he can " be
useful at home" will find it hard to make us believe
that he is not pleading the of cowardce dis
loyalty. The country needs their help noO, and that
help must be given in this hour of Distress or they
must own that their souls only fitted to enjoy the
freedom purchased with other mems blood For few
DAYS all men physically able needed at tho 'front.'
and especially do we need the example of all those
who aforetime painted for the fray while it was yet
at a distance, and snuffed the battle while it was
yet aar off Let every man physically able then
hurry with his blanket to Wilmington, where arms
and ratons will be furnished and let those left be
hind mount themselves and patrol their Counties
looking after the women and children and preServ-
ing order. Your Governor will meet you at the
front, and will share with you the worst
49,, Given under my hand and the great
j. [ olnff fha SFota of o;fxr of
t~~~) Raleigh, on the goth day of December,
1864. ZEBULON B. VANCE.
By the Governor:
NJ S. ROBINS, Private Secretary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-23
InterestingDebate in the Senate.

A most interesting debate took place in the SEN
ate, on Tuesday last, on the motion of NJ. Arsu
dell to take from the table the peace resolutions
heretofore introduced by Mr.. Pool The Senate
was addressed at length by Messrs. Dick, Pool and
Warren in favor Of, and by Messrs. Courts and 81
lis in opposition to the resolutions. Our reporter
very properly attempted report Of the speeches,
as he could not have done them justice. We shall
have the pleasure soon of laying those of MeSsrs.
Pool, Dick, and Warren before our readers 1t 10
sufficient to say now, that for logical power and
commanding and touching eloquence, the speeches
of the gentlemen last named have never been e1-
celled in the Legislature of this State.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Carter has introduced
these resolutions in the Commons, and that they
have been made the special order for the goth of
next month We predict that these resolutions,
which embody the proposition of State Intervention,
will pass both Houses at the next session.