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ORIGINAL AFTACHMENT.

Gco'Ye ". 1Niir' Is. M.Dhns L. Hurts.
TslIE PLAINTIFF. on AFFIDAVIT. SAYS TIE
L defendant is justly Liable him and 80 absconds
that the ordinary proct of law be- ser, ed upo
him, having obtained Original Attachment against the
of defendant made returnnbIc hefnre Thomas J.
cir Justice Of the Peace Tor Bradley county, and the
same having been levied his properly II is ordered
~ sad Justice that defendant aWcr hcrre him at Ls
Office III Bradley county. the 10th iay Of December
next or it will he proceeded with ex parte 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wig. This Sth June. 1864.
jy29-4t Pf $ THOS j. WEIR. Up
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Boston ladies' Sewing Circle.

At Il meeting Of the Executive Committee
ofthc Relief Association for East Tennessee.
it was unanimously
Rc&oi-cd, That the chairman be instructed
to tender the thanks Of the society to Mrs.
Tickner and Miss Lorin@. Of Boston. and to
the ladies Of the Sewing Circle Of the city.
for their kind sympathy and benevolent Ia
boris on behalf OF the destitute and suffering
people OF Fast Tennessee, and that this in
sufficient tribute to their active patriotism
and friendship be placed upon the records
Of thc'committec in token not only OF graf
itude, but also Of our desire that the memo
~ Of their names and good deeds be cher
ished and perpetuatcd IN our mountain
homes long after the garments with which
they have clothed their needy countlymen
shall have persisted.
y copy from the records.
GEo. VI. WHITE, ,Sccretl1H
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Attachment.
.NichdeL Dacis rs. IN. "a. SGD.

-HtchdcI DdciS Us. JTm II ISneed.
THE plaintiff makes oath that the defendant i
indebted to him and so abscOnds that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant, made returnable before VIM. ?.
Seay, a Justice Of the Peace for Knox county. and
the same having been levied on his property 1t is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Knoxville on the 9th dav
of December, 1864 or it will be proceeded with ex
parte 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lshed for successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
This I'd July, 1864.
jy29-4t pr $50 VIM. F. SEAY, DIP.
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Respectfully,
GEO. HARRINGTON.
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.

IA The monthly meeting of the Est
Tennessee Relief Association will take plae
at the upper room of the Court House n
Knoxville on Monday next, at II o'clock. 4
full attendance of the members is requested
as it is expected that there will be some i'm
pcrtant business fer the deliberation of the
association presented at said meeting.
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Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
ATpACHMENY

u Rl5o" t;odd1yl rs, d. e. I.qq.
FsNIE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
4 defendant Is indebted To- him aud iat he 50 scon,l.
'Eat legal process cannot Ice served ON Ir having oh
'ac an original attachment mist rbr estate of the
defendant made rctHrnaAl Lcinrc ohm Gamble Justice
OF the Peace for BIount county and the same having Ice
levied on ms property: Ii l. ordered by u Justice that
that the defendant appear before him AT b ufre in IL,
Iiih tiF District q" B"uat county. the 18th day 81
september next or It Will be proceeded with cx aric II
Is further ordered that this notice he published for Eur
successive weeks III tie Knoxville WIKI
jy29 ftpf Sj# JOHN GAMBLE. LIP
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disoyal devils poison the air wherever they
circulate Nay, they daily utter language,
traitorous language, for which loyal men
would be arrested, or shot down by the sol
dcrs. We say tighten the ropes around
these vile enemies of the Government.
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Trade Regulations.

The following order from Washington
has been issued to the Assistant Special
Agent ofthe Treasury Department in Knox
vile, and to all the Surveyors Of Customs
.I.n,,-h.rn w ;,..--------l u =. -.
strictly, and shall 50 act upon it, though it
will bear heavily upon trade for the pres
cnt. We shall have Il change when the
new Regulations are received, and they are
looked for daily. Until thenew Regulations
are received We cannot grant further per
mits here, in any case whatever:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 1G, O..
SIR: BY the recent act Of Congress the
purchase Of products in States declared in
instruction is altogether prohibited, and
the transportation Of goods. wares. and
merchandise into such States is greatly re-
Strictcd, and confined to the necessary SIP
plies Of loyal citizens within the lines ofac-
tuaI occupation by the military forces ofthe
United States
70 meet the provisions Of this act resu-
lations are now being prepared and Until
they are completed and put into effect, and
you are notified thereof from this depart
mcnt, you will grant no more authorizes
for the purchase or transportation Of lro-
ducts in or from those States, nor to trans
port to or sell within such States anv gods.
wares, or merchandise whatever. either m
der existing trade authorities or othcrwtc.
No boat or other vehicle Of transportatbn
will be cleared by you or permittedtog ao
an insuTectionary State with any goods,
wares, or merchandise on board, excpt
such as belong to the United States or are
being transported under contract of saleSo
them, and except suffers supplies, the ship
ment Of which you will carefully restrvuo
the provisions Of the present rules and re-
ulations in regard thereto
Respectfully,
GEO. HARRINGTON. +
Nctin1 Nocrn+or,- ~ +Lo H., +
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RgHPennsylvania is at present producing
nearly l5,OOO,OOO tons of coal annually, and
at the present price of coal must be exactins
an enormous annual sum.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TFllE rail- Session Of the Day Schoul conducted Y
Z Miss C. MCLEAN on Summit Ill., in this civ will
begin on Monday tie 22d of august ucxt. For terms
and particulars apply at the Catholic Church
July 29-lm J. \. BERGRATH
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY

TENHE -ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY IS NOW
Z prepared 10 take the usual Fire Risks on property
For particulars apply t"
". r. PATTERSON. Agent
iv2gf National Bunk
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SELECT SCHOOL.

\ RS. HARE EEGS TO INFORM HER FRIENDS
vi and the public Of Knoxville and ir> vicinity her
ensuing.
TermS-Per Session Of twenty-five weeks .....SIG 90
nan Session ... ............ ..-....... 5 81
Per honth.......... ................ .... ) so
Payment in advance.
Mrs. II. has HOUSE and APARTMENTS for rent
IN the corner of Church and Crooked streets jv2g Ia
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/ Token OF Merit.

At an impromptu meeting Of the en-
ployees in the Quartcrma>ter Department
at Knoxville Tenn, July 10Th, 1864, it was
unanimously
Rcsolced That doom it = Just and proper duty
express feelings Il" regard and esteem fowr Lieut..
II. W. THUS. IO0h O. V |. aI1l \. A. = W. ecnderc,i
by his uniform kindness and gene.anly hearing towards
fulfilling his arUuuS duties with energy, and. the
time showing himself, in his intercourse with u.
gentleman in evcry respect.
Res"iccd That ~ Il Juken of esteem 10
present him fine Sword S:.h and 6e urchK>el for
that especial purpose hoping that his recollection u
mutual lnefcuursc he tHuse of ptCa-anuess. And
further. Resolved That in whatever station life he may
he called upvn to fill. he may with that success
which his character a. gentleman and practical business
qualifications truly merit aud that the foregoing
utions be published in tho Knoxville Wig and Rebel
Ncntilator
RUFUS !. MASONER. ". +. DAVIDSON.
ii. W. PUEDl. ADAM SHELIAS.
CuAS T. WARMER. JOSEPH p. BENSON.
NJ g. VAN FLEET. TIMOTHY CANAAN
JOHN ii. MCINTYRE. EDWARD NOODRLSG.
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Knoxville, Friday, July 20, 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-01-13
LITERATURE.

ENlTz0REENE HALLECK-IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
x OF the NEW YORK LED9kR is published an original
shIse columnssf the LEDGER subjeSt.Y0uNo AMEkn
GA. This Is the first poem that Mr HALIKcK has written
hlnce attained It's great circulation and II is
matter Of little satisfaction TO the publisher Of the
LEpGnR that Mr. HALLRcK has chosen the columns Of that
Mr. HALLRcks be added TO the long 1ist Of
distinguished TO nothing Of the womenJ who have
written for tAe LEDGER. Here few OF the Names
EDWARD EVERETT,
GEORGE BANCROFT,
CHARLES DICKENS,
WN, CULLEN BRYANT,
FITZGREENE HALLECK.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
HENRY j. RAYMOND
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
GEORGE p. MORRIS,
NJ. WILLIS,
JOHN G. SAKE,
HENRY WARD BEECHER, and
JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Lncolns " illustrious predecessor
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

ElTz-eREENE HALLECK-IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
Poem " BY FiTzoREENE HHIIEoK.' Il Couples nearly
three columns Of the LEDGER Subject-YOUNG AMER1- =
Ca This s the first poem that Mr. HALLEcK has written
since the LEDGER attained its great crcuation and
matter Of little satisfaction to the publisher OF the
LEDc1R that Mr. HALECx has chosen the columns Of that
paper az his medium Of communicating with the public
disngished men ito say nothing of the women) who have
written for the LEDGER. Here few of the panee.
HOWARD EVERETT.
GEORGE BANCROFT,
CHARLES DICKENS.
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT,
FITZ GREENE HALLECK.
JAME1 GORDON BENNETT,
HENRY j. RAYMOND.
6EORGR d. PRENTICE,
GEORGE P. NORRIS,
n. p. WILLIS,
JOHN G. HAXE,
HENRY WARD BEECHER. and
JAMES BUCHANAN,
PrssSient Lincoln's "nlustrious predecessor"
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

EITz-cREKxE uALLEQK.--IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
H ofthe NEW rokk LEDGER e published an original
shrse columns Of The Lspcrs. eubeet-YOuN0 AMERICA
This 10 the nrs that Mr. HktLEcK
ue Lrp.ss attained s great circulation; and 10 matter
~ nue ssrsfAo,on % The publisher Of the LKDGER that
Mr. hAtLEcH has chosen the paper his
saediam Of commupcs,us with the public Mr. hALLEcKs
40 nothing Of the wemen) who have written for the
SslR. Here few " the names
EDWARD ErHRETT.
GEORGE BASCROFf,
CHARLES DICKENE
WM. CULLEN BRYANT,
ffTxGHEEyE uALiRCK.
AMES GORDON BENEB1T
HENRY J. RAYMOND,
GEORGE II. PRENTICE,
GEORGE Y. NORRIS,
Mp WILLIS
JONN q SAKE
HErRY WARD BEECHER aud
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Fresld.nt Lipcon's .illus,rious predecessor.
The New York herald., 1864-01-13
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1861

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1861
raE ADsEAsuRgMENT or vnsns
On motion Of Mr.. wasHBURNE, uep.) Of ul., the Com
mee on Commerce were instructed TO inquire Into tho
cxpedency Of amending the Of 1890 in regard TO the
admeasursment Of vessels and Of q law iu punishment
Of masters and owners for changing tho Of their
vessels and for similar fraudulent practices also as
20 amending other acts on the same subject.
PLACE roR HOLDING uxrrgp ssAlrs cousrs ~
East TENNESSEE
Br. WILSON, rep Of Iowa, reported from the Judicisry
Committee bill 20 change she places OF holding The Cr
cult aud District courts Of Fast Tennessee which
passed.
JURISDICTION or THE COURT or CLANS
Mr.. WILSON also reported bill defining the ursdicoa
Of the Court Of Claims He ssid there was danger
OF this court assuming 10 act upon claims property
destroyed or appropriated by ihc military OF naval
authorities during the present war. rue bin is TO re-
matters 70 the future course OF Congress- Sns Was
equally applicable 70 every claim against the govern.
stances under which thoy oriainssed Claims whether
large or small, are entitled 70 prompt settlement. The
bill before the House was 70 make an unjus, dscrmins
grave considerations the whole subject should be de-
bcrstey Investigated, that while prosecuting the
var ssanss cur snems, IN the South We do no injustice
NJ wcoDss.Ds: t.sp.l e w. sa,a the proposition Of
law, and ns sdvocsssd sns passage Of The psrdns pi
Remarks wsfs nAde By other gentlemen, when fur.
ther consideration Of sbs bin postponed unit, Thurs
NIT yoa rm nEvl1oS AnD CONSOLIDATION o. ,U usnp
=. sIarn Laws.
:. m r.sos,.t ,S S q ,sSs from %. Isdsy Con-
soiidas'on q tns lavs q the United States.
nnL 10 ncnkAeR rm INTERNAL nEvKSrB
ana =: =. ,.s.. :s T,y.
venue snd Nd ics etssr parposss, vheh was made me
hu-
. Il Leo s q IS: "a sa,, ., ,,s. :ss . s.s. = y,
~ n.r ss s ~ 1 Sssss s s ana . Pay
s:,r ne, |. an s,.s h ;,,sS .ss :Ssa .s
q az s' ss .ss q .sss s.;. ss 3. .s
sem: VIZ Al ne SRA vesssl. tools snd asiures ihsIeia
s sss ss s''s'S e S.s r. sss. sss ss
SS, o. 'E'ss A.. ss S,; ssa 4. ..os s.ss..
q. S.', 4. q s,;' ssssi .Ss ise,..:.i Ts
- sss. ''ss s. i' s .s s 'sssss on s.ss
for sale removed for csnsap,on or sale upon Which
ss sas' s:s - .sss, -s sss . &. Z.
nl' - 81. 81 q s rom % .ss q s K ne s e s
sIehieen sundr~d ana sisiyfoas. '-'''" @-' =
are sssss. % 81 .s' ~ I .s. -. !. % x. css =. fss. s
s 70 10 s orr, or s.sSs o & s .sn .ss = o.rs 70
"a e s ss.s, is q iss
%sss q .S nay ~ "s ssrss s ',sls sas ' '
sss'f ssa ssR ss ssn'sS ss -Aa 'ss . s, Ts
ss..ed had he'd iss for q. ~ parsess @ o. assiss
s @ s az '.s :. :ss = ,f e oas ss Vs'ss
ss as @ % y !, = . .a
snsi,, and also a. Tool. ,
Within any ,srd G Or Ge..'o.grs -asf. ,ss % .hss
ssd :sd'S 3. my e s;ss, :''iss' % 4si
bi.s, cog ofSs Gsssa State. sss f Nc - a.si "sss
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

Elf2 GREENE HALLECK:=IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
I Of the NEW YORK LEDGER s published an original
Poem BY FITz GREENE HALLECK. II occupies nearly
throe columne Of the LEDGER. Subject-YOUNG AMER1-
GA. This 10 the first poem that Mr. HALLECK has written
sncs the LEDGER attained its gea. circulation and i
LxDGER that Mr. has chosen the columns Of
paper ~ his medium Of communicating with the public
Mr. HALLEcK's name be added to the long list Of
dstngushed men 90 nothing Of the women) who have
written for the LEDGER. Here few Of the names
EDWARD EVERETT.
GEORGE BANCROFT,
CHARLES DICKENS,
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT,
FITZ0HEENE HALLECK,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
HENRY j. RAYMOND,
GEORGE D PRENTICE.
GEORGE r. MORRIS,
y. p. WILLIS
JOHN q. SAKE,
HENRY WARD BEECHER, and
JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Lincoln's "lusrous predecessor
The New York herald., 1864-01-13
Ths Chesapeake Case.

hXLHIts M y, jan, II, Iet4
The Wade examination case closed last night,
Several Witnesses fot the defence we're examined bat
their evidence did not shake the evidence Of the police
men.
Almcu, tor himself spt colleagues, gave lengthy
version o the affair, full OF rdicule OF the Yankees and
abuse Of tho American telegraph.
The main features Of the case the Mayor said must be
governed by the law and he therefore, had decided 70
hand The propositions over TO the crown officers.
The prisoners were ordered 20 appear on wednesday
ard give bail icr ther appearance before Vie sppfeue
Court.
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

ElIrz. GREENE HAIlEcK-IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
cf ne ,y yEw y2RK LEp9Ek y puba:nsd an original
three solumns Of the LEpcnn. Snbject-YoUN0 AhERf.
GA 1his The fret poem that Mr. RALixcK has
sncs she LsDsEa attained is great circulation; and
matter OF little satisfaction 70 the publisher Of the
LEpaxn that M HALrKcK has chosen eCouuns Of that
PAPER his medium OF communicating with the public.
NJ. HALLEcxs be added 70 the long HIST Of
men 80 nothing Of the women) who have
written for the LEpcNr, Here few 1T the nsmes-
EDWARD EVERETT,
GEORGE BANCROFT.
CHARLEs DICKkN6
WIN, CULLEN BRYANT
FITZ.GREENE HALLBCK.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
HENRY J. RAYMOND.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
SkOR0E Y. NORRIS,
~ r. WILLIS,
r0HS n. SAKE,
HENRY WARD BEECHER, and
JAMES BUCHANAN
rstiicnt Lancclns 'tliastrious predecetfor,n
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

Irrrs-oREExE HAILncE.-IH This WEEKS ISSUE
of fthshkw rohk lkDoER z pnbiishsd An original
loxm by fifz-0kEkSE HALLECk. 10 occupies nearly
nrss columns q ne ne Lsrs.a subjsc.-YouEa AMnPf
sses the Lssoss attained s great circulation; and h
matter cf y. little sAtsfacticn 10 the pubaher OF the
Lxkesn kAt MT AitncK he's chosen the coumps Of that
cp,, - BIS neaam q eomsunieatns with the public
ss insulsheA m!n say eothps of Ss women, who we
vyi'isn fer ses Lsncss nsrs ere few OF The namss-
GkonQk nANCls0Yf.
WA CrLLHN BRYANT,
ss.s az sss5EJ5IS u lSas 4 ss1l5laiasssE4i. lliass4i.
SkSsSSE ?. ?. EEsSssSTisE' ESssTIiis'
Sonn =. tAth
RIHlT wzSD BEscRBR, aud
IAhEs BucHANAu,
rpssiasst l1necinis sllinsty,ous predecessor
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

EITZ.GREENE HALLECK-IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
y Of The NEW ~ Y0RK LEDGER y published an original
hree columns Of the LxpcER. Subject-YOUNG AMERI-
Ca This II the Arst that Mr. HALLRcK has written
snee the LEDGER attained its great circulaon and It ID
matter Of no little satisfaction the publisher Of the
LxpcnR that Mr. HALncK has chosen the columns Of
Hper - his medium Of with the public
men ito nothing OF the woinen who have
written fort he LEDGER Here are few Of the names:-
EDWARD EVERETT.
GEORGE BANCROPT,
CHARLES DICKENS,
WA. CULLEN BRYANT
FlTZrGREENE HALL0CK.
lambs GORDON BENNETT.
HENRY j, RAYMOND.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
GEORGE p. MORRIS,
N. p WILLIS
JOHN g. SAKE,
HENRY WARD BEECHER, and
JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Lincon's q lustrious predeceasor.n
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

Efrx. GREENE BALLEGE5IE THIS WEEKS ISSUE
~ Of the NEW YORK LBD0ER u published an original
POEM By FITZ-0REBNE AALLEcK Il occupies nearly
1!se COLUMNS Of thc LEDcER. sabject-YOUNQ AMERI-
s,.:s ne L.sc,. ms siines " great c,rculaon and i
lsDenn NAT Mr. HALLscK has chosen the columns Of hst
papeg - his medium Of communicating with the public.
Mr HALlHcHs name added the long list or
esnsuishes men 60 nothing Of Che women, who have
EDWARD EvERETT
GEORGE BANCROFT,
CHARLES DICKENS,
NM CULLEN BRYANT,
fIIz-0REENB HALLBCK.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
HENRY ,. RAYMOND
08OH0E d. PRENTICE. Ns. NJ 04N-
0HOBGk Y. MORALS,
n r. WILLIS,
JOHN a. SAxE,
HENRY WARD BEEOHER. and
JAMES BUCHANAN,
Preadent Lnco,ns "nustrious predecessor
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

LrrrZ-onElnn MALLycx. IN rHis WEEKS ISSUE
prs:sss csssvs. ss ',:'s ssss
s' ,scss &c g ~, ,ss lsDsrs Annsr s,;i
sans Ne Lspesa .ssAinsd ~ uest !suianon; and
pattef 81 ue sssAsfaction The publlsher Of the
isssss hat Mr. Htses has chssen the columns Of that
Ccp ~ As medium ef eofnmnsIeAuns vith she public:
essssashsi msn 40 sc,hns of the wopen, vhe have
~d"ss h' - kxsxrssbb VI 81 fs~ % shs 'vms'
:asss isIs,ssns acebos siIhhSk Saksskir.
siSESy 8 ssSSlsssssIss sSsss
rp. VILLAS
foiiu q. GAvF.
nEsey wARb sEEcsER ssd
JANIS BUCHANAN.
pr~xsfsnt Lincairs -lnnsfrious rfslecefsor.n
The New York herald., 1864-01-13
GENERAL KElLEY'S DEPARTMENT.
Withdrawal Of the Rebel Early Up
the Shenandoah Valley.
~~~-~~~~-~~.~~0~~~sN~~~
HIS FAILURE COMPLETE.
Co.. &C., 60.

Mr. Theodore q. Wilson'S Dcspaeches.
HEADQUARTERS DErARnwrxr or wxsr VIRGINIA, I
CUMBERLAND, Nd Jan. II, 1854 {
Scouts report General Early falling back M the She
aandoah valley. This regarded reliable Therefore
all the safety Of the railroad looked up
on absurd.
The latest new from the Ksnawhs valley Is very en-
couragins.
The Kanawna river is entirely frozen over. Heavy
SHOWS 10 the mountains prevent active operations BY
either our own tho enemy's forces
Dessrtcrs continue TO IN, telling pitabe tales cf
susrngs endured oy the rebel troops IN their late az
tempted raid. Nothing has Jet bean heard from tho
cavalry force sent In pursuit OF Mosby.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or wssr vIsauA,l
Ian. n, 1894
Reports commence u.s. through scouts ana IN.
coming farmers of rebel acts during the late raid AID
reports agree that tho rebels treated friends and foes
alike going into houses and taking bed clothes and such
such srtces leaving the dwslers therein suffer from
the extreme cold for want OF something to comfort hsm
The rebels cattle corn, &C., wherever they found
them. Their late actions have gained them no favor
among thoss who professed 70 be their friends
The rebels have also adopted new dodge 70 gain IN
terest for the sinking coufederacy They tcck oil Kinds
o. valuable property pretended 70 pay literally for
In rebel scrip This scrip they circulated 10 large
amounts.
Their object is that, having taken mans property,
tbsy desire 10 gain his interest In the confoderacy
NV leavipr in his possession the rebel scrip believing
,bs. sefnterest win gain them much support direct
y or otherwise
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

Eirz0REHSg HALLxcx I'm rats wKEK's ISSUE
feem hy frTI QRxksB HtLi.tcK ~ e.eap,ss marry
shres rolumns u ire fHrGtw. Subiert~rOUhG AMERf
CA rkis n The nrst posm ths Mr. HAtLxcH has written
sncs the Lvpesp attained s crruaiionl and u
matter of nit,e smsfsfsesi0n the publisher of he
Ls pssn ss kr ustnxsx hss chosen THE columns o. hss
Ear<r ~ h1s medium of mmuhcaiirR With the public
NJ uaftrcGt b. ADDED 70 the long ist of
estlnedis say boshng womsnl who have
~yisen f0r Nc tKp1Es. Herr rev - The rtines
9pWtRn BvEHETT
GEoEnE HANJROFT
AHAhLEa DfCkFNe
Nnt CULLEN BRfANT
TtUNhEENE HAtLnsl
JAWS GORDON nENNf
NEfRy J. hAfNONu
ekORoB y PRrNTIgp
GEOKgE NORRIS
n Willis.
yorir q. sAxf
HENRY WARD BEECuRR ana
JAMES BUCHANAN,
p,ssdent LipcOlps 'riasssus prsasessnrn
The New York herald., 1864-01-13

where material food forage and other property have
,usy BEEN taken aud used Tor government purposes,
70 be introduced, creating Departmental Court,
tribunal which shall take into consideration al questions
Of tort and damages sustained during the present war;
Mr. KuHAr, (opp.) of n. r., said the present
leaves the Coufs Claims decisions o questions ars
ing sgasr NE .onsrae. rss s now pending vas gn,
provide indemnity for property taken for the benefit Of
Shs army
srsss 10 pass law by which every man who shall have
been injured IN any way snail know snd feel that the
government intends TO pay s debts When the be-
ssS was understood that svoryhng procured for the
a. the army advanced He had the fullest confidence IN
ths ability OF the government "a discharge overy oblga-
too Justice should be accorded 70 tho olho rich
20 the man in The novcl as well tho m the palace
M DAVE, frcp.) Of Md said the court Of Claims
has Jurisdiction 10 arising under contract, either
expressed Or implied Tie would vote for both the pend
IL. fsssAspo woop remarked thar under the consti-
tuition private property be taken for public uses
without Just compensation
Mr. SrxyRxs replied saying that in defending Pennsyi
vana the unoo vas deoDded He deprecated all narrow,
sectional feelings 30 far from there being any swift haste
IN bringing forward this b he stated that the proper
department o government had sent to the Committee on
tioo.
MI. srAupvo, trcp.) Of Ohio, did not impusn tue
rasrtsm of the great state u Pennsylvania but tne
treasury now on the verge Of bankruptcy and was
ohcuh 70 ind money 10 pay the bounes Of volunteers
and " these claims are paid other states viii present
claims I'll We better able 10 pay them.
M ifossRD hy,rs, trep.) Of Pa, thought We sh.uu
setle our debts 40 We 20 along He would ~. su,os s
that our country was bankrupt, bot N the enoymsnsW
the greatest national prosperity.
Nr FKRsarpo wooD saie that New yorR rad ins,
claim Tor defending Pennsylvania Ply &c presented 40
No aoss,cn being Asen tho q w.loe roso, apJ lbe
He1ee ad'ournej Of ieuT oclesk.