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NO. 81
United States of America District of East
Tennessee.

filed in the District Court Of the United States sitting
Knoxville the District Of East Tennessee the 2Sh
of june 1854 by james r. Swan, Esq Attorney of the United
States for said District behalf OF the United States Of Amer
against 90 boxes Tobacco and 10 sacks Of grass
which George Parrot is the reputed and against all
lawfully Intervening for their In terests therein alleging
that said property had heretofore been seized land
ye said District forfeited to the United States for
said information forth and ayerred be trus and praying
the process and monitor Now therefore, pursuant
the moniton under the seal Of said Court directed
hereby give public notice to all concerned in interest
said property appear before said Court at the Court House
in Knoxville aforesaid the 2sth day of November 1864
O'clock then and there to ntepose their claims and make
their allegations. Is, MCDANIEL,
oct5 [. a. Mdrsidk Dit. r.. TtHa.
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mo. 49,
United States of America District of East
Tennessee

Nv IIEItEAN, AN INFORMATION WAS
filed in the District Court OF the United States, sitting
Knoxville for the District Of East Tennessee the 2Sh day OF
June, 1851 by James J. Swan, Esq, Attorney OF the United
States for said District behalf Of the United States of Amer
lea against "One lot of Jewey and Iron Safe, several
Clocks lot OF Tobacco show and great many other
articles, invoice filed with information, marked Exhibit
A. and made part of the information Of which John Jack
the rcputed and against all persons lawfully in
tcycning for their interests therein alleging that say articles
had been heretofore seized ut Knoxville land in said Dis
ic forfeited to the United States for In said nfor
nation forth and ayerred be true and praying the
usual process and monon Now therefore pursuant to the
monon, under the seal Of said Court directed hereby
give public notice to all persons concerned In interest In said
and articles appear before said Court the Court
House in Knoxville aforesaid the 2sh day Of November
1864 at 10 O'clock then aud there to nterpose their claims
and make their allegations. b. MCDANIEL,
oct5 L. \. MdIShdi DIST Il, Tenn
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Petersburg not evacuated heavy firing all day
lorth side of the james river.
Refugees pouring in-rcbel officers and prisoners
ay Richmond cannot much longer withstand the
iege. Our soldiers are in high spirits.
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NEW York, Oct. 3.


The TiiJmes special says our lines from Chickens
bluff to White Oak Swamp, from five to six miles of
Richmond, and command the encmys lower pom
|oon bridge across James river.
The 7ribu'e's special says Torbtt's cavalry cap
|urcd one of the rebels trains beyond Stanton.
A great many of the rebels who were at the Win
hester fight are scattered among the mountains and
delivering themselves up lots Of others being also
picked up.
II il reported and believed that rebel cavalry
,rce have taken possession of Grafton. We had no
|orce there.
The citizens of lIarrisonburg says that Early had
but four pieces of artillery and 1000 men when he
passed. His troops were retrcating pcll nell for
ONE place of safety.
Maj White takes Mosbys place the latter being
by his wound
The Hcralds correspondent says that rebel pris-
liners state that Davis and Cabinet have fled from
Richmond owing to the general imprcssment of
| rms-beares.
The Wig was the only Richmond paper printed
In the 18th.
Lee is said to be acting independent of all instrnc
ons and in fact Military Dictator of thcrcbclion.
Ills retreat in the direction of Weldon is cut, and it
! thought he will concentrate his forces in Rich
Inond and fight death struggle there.
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1t is reported that Gen. Kautzs cavalry on We'd
|nesday advanced on reconnaissance to within one
land half miles af Richmond, and We're surprised
10 find SO few rebels in that vicinity.
Buffers forces are within four miles of Richmond
pn our left.
Grcggs cavalry had advanced TO Roams Station.
Bebe lines are very thin and received but lit
Tie damage by their Wednesday, connonading
Buffers forces Carried enemy's strong position at
Chapns Bluff, by assault capturing 800 prisoners
|and l6 pieces of artillery, flags, &c. division of
he 18th corps is stated to have suffered considerably
extent of loss unknown. Our troops have the po-
kition, which is about seven miles from Richmond.
Heavy firing late this afternoon on our extreme
: eft believed to be from Gregg's cavalry.
Reports prevail that the rebels are eyacuotng
Petersburg.
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Of the army generally
GOTH ILLINOIS VEr Vol. lSF,
Camp White Hail. near Atlanta, Geo,
September ~, 1864
Hifor hHorrWc wig AS am subscriber TO
your most excellent paper for the period of six
months, thought II proper and right to make mem
ton of the influence It has In our camp They have
heard great deal Of parson W, q. Brownow, and
ns soon rs they got news Tint one Of your pupors
are IN camp they all gather around to hear what
Parson u, has to say about the notorious pacl, of
scamps that are trying TO destroy our Govern
mont did not read moro than five minutes whom
they all said, lie will do,N "Thats thokind of n
man for me- ''Whcn ! get my money will take
that paper sure aud various other en- prossions you
can hear hom make II suits their tisto lsL Be
cause Il Is down on all opposers 10 the Government
of the United Smtosi second, il Is truly lo,a' 1.
pori and third II is for Lincoln and johnson Tor
President aud down ON Mcclellan and his copper
head party think whom We get our money that
] can furnish you with list of subscribers. cant
tell exactly how many, but think fifteen or twenty
and rs soon ms we get our money will forward the
list and few groonbacks.
The health Of the army here Is good and the sol
dlcs aro IN fine spirits, and all anXously awaiting
the return of peace and the time when every trail
tor in arms shall swear allegiance 10 the Govern
mont of the United States We MS soldiers, would
like TO see poaco on the right kind of terms and no
other and when this is done we ARE willing to Law
down our arms and welcome back the enemies of
our country we want an unconditional surrender,
ma lasting peace We want the Union restored
m the right kind Of terms and TO have this done
Nc to0 "ained 10 vote for he Lincoln ms our chief
ruler for the next four years.
L, H. FERGERsoN,
Go. C. Goth Ills Vet. Vol. Inf
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mo i5J
United States Of America District of East
IN Tennessee

WHElIEAS AN INFORMATION WAS
ned IN The District Court Of the United States sitting
~ hnsNe orio District OF Fast Tennessee on The 6h dny
suns, lsoi ny James r. Swan, Ei, Attorney Of tho United
sues o san District behalf tho United States of America
Nl 1hn barrel VI WHISKY, owner unknown aud against ali
leuons lawfully Intervening for their interests therein alleging
ihl, sah WHISKY had heretofore been seized at knoxville on
l hhl psrci forfeited TO the United states for causes
& Information set forth aud ayered to true, and praying
oro usual process and monton Now therefore pursuant 10
Wimuhoh, under tho seal " said Court TO mo directed
horH g public warning to A persons concerned In interest
u WHISKY 60 appear before said Court the Court House
~ hLoAt Aforesaid the 2slh day Of November 1854 AT
NJ then aud there TO incrposc their caims and
Nluhu WeN allegations, u, MCDANIEL,
p'W ~ Marshal, DIST A. Yruu.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
WILL RE SOLD All PRINATE SAL

on the Esd inst house and lot situated in East Knox
ve the Strawberry Plains road, adjoining the property OF
Luke wids Also, lot Of dishes, sove bed and bedding,
chairs, &C. Also horse years old Terms cash
oct5 st JERRY MURPHY.
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TUNIItNH WUNNVFi VVI 7.
The works captured by us on the North Side of
James river very strong and fully equal to any
around Richmond.
Birncys corps gained an important position scri-
ously mcnacing Richmond.
All accounts admit the coorcd troops behaved
admirably.
Gen. Ords wound was very slight
Gen. Durham was killed.
--latest reports represent everything ON the North
side of James river highly encouraging.
Our forces are within four or five miles of Rich
mond this morning, having driven tho enemy in
great confusion.
We had about $40 wounded on Thursday, II largo
proportion thereof being colorcd.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery

"'' So'''6o va "o"i0ino anu ourBory
THE EIGHTEENTH REGULA
COURSE of LECTURES In this Institution viii commencc
on Monday, the lIih day Of October,
Faculty.
w. bAhEl NJ, D. Prof Of Principles and Practice of Sur
gerry ana Clinical surgery,
w. LAWSON, NJ D. Prof OF Principles and Fraction of
Medicine and General Pathology,
DAVID VAUGHAN NJ ~ Prof Of Chemistry aud Pharmacy
tics. 5000 49, ''~'"'N"
j. u RISK D. Prof Of Obstetrics aud Diseases OF wo.
mon and Children, ~ "
AlIn TADlOok, NJ D., Prof Of Anaibuy and Physiology
h'hhlrli, NJ D., Dcmonstrator Of Anatomy.
For further information address
,,o A. II. BAKER, NJ d., President
vV'''- No, Al6 West SNth.St,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
Trust executed by James McCula and wife, the ih Of
May $780, Samuel b. Boyd trustee and registered In Knox
county Book ma yes l6s 100 no. will sell to the highest
bidder public auction before the Court House door in Knox
vile, the the house and lot occupied by Mrs Nc
Cua South side Of Cumberland street, and opposite the
residence Of Col VIM Heskel. The same will be sold on
credit twelve and eighteen months aud good secur
y and lien reserved the premises TO eore the pur
chase money. JOHN BAAIEh,
octb ls Trustee.
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State of Tennessee,
., lCireult Court.

KoANE COUNTY N'e"'' Nou''
''9lge W, Now rs Emridgc A. iosi E,ckid y Baiiey
Robcn q. Hoggord ami B,njpain Z. II,lcEcr.-Tvo
ATTACHMENTS
j APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
uATloNs Of the petitions in the above stated cases that
We defendant Benjamin Weckcr has absened himself from
the county ana state or concoa HIMSELF that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him. II ordered that
pnmeaon be made for four weeks in the Knoxville
wing requiring said BENJAMIN Wccker appear at the next
term OF the Circuit Court of Roane county to be held at the
Court House In Kingston the first Monday after the our
Monday Of October next then and there plead answer or de-
muir to said causes, the viii be tried as to him
true copy Of the order:
oct5itp fs5t VS. PATTON Cl,rl
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WAsnrNGroN, Oct. ..

NArHINUIoN, OCl. ..
A dispatch from Gen Sheridan, dated Harrisburg
october st, $3.50 =. NJ, has been received by this
Department -,
Our forces have been 10 Staunton and Waynes-
|oro with the cavalry, and destroyed the railroad
bridge over the South river at Waynesboro, throw
hg Il into the river also the bridge over Christian
l'rcek on the railroad from Staunton TO Waynes-
|oro.
Details of future operations. are for obvious reasons
United.
The following dispatch is the last received from
|irant:
CRY PoISr, Oct. 3, 1870 p. NJ
To GEN. HALLEcK-Butlcr on the right of the
lanes river, southwest Of Petersburg occupies the
lame position ms yesterday.
There has been but very little fighting to-day. a
kw prisoners were captured last evening.
Butler sent two brgades of infantry with little
Iayolrv within few hundred yards of the inner
| inc of works east of Richmond, meeting with no
Opposition. - &c. A.; CO.
iSigned] u D 'hASi' "'J' "en
No dispatches have been received for three days
rom Gen. Sherman, but vigorous measures, winch
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WANTED.
Public Sale of Government proportv

4 GOOD MILLER. To ONE WHO COMES
WIZ NC gwen oo6'BtT A. DANIDsOllN a GO.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. |.

WASHINGTON, Oct. /.
Stanton says nothing further has been received of
operations in front of Richmond and Petersburg
later than last nights kilograms.
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The following sub-elcctors were nominated by the
State Convention at Nashville 10 canvass the State
for Lincoln and johnson:
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More Negro EQuality.

II, IL. FERGERsoN,
Co. c, Goth Ills. Vet. Vol. Inf,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
..!!, FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
\ ScW nII y ab.c ,vcrncnt.

70 he ct'iccr~ an! tr:cnls Of tie Minr: .c,e
Bran h Sanitary Commission.
The Executive COMMITTEES h1ye Tcc nIy.
had lsiv attention ca;!cl to 4 ney class Of
uee'Is in connection with the s7ilic g.
These are found to be very 'npe-a ive 10 rne
wants. Thos" patriotic men who have
gore to the frnnt, very man Of them, have
families, wives and children 10 be provided
for in their al1sece. Our Sta;. is Young
manufactures are nct "; Developed. Ag-
.eu.luIc is the main resource. This |imi $
| ht spbery Of employ MINT and vir;ua y s1
cludes from sel'dependepce large cIass
which in the older States might readily sup
| tort themselves. Besides in consequence
Of our remo,eness from the sea. Of war oul
people reap bat very little Of the fiasReia
benefit. 81 the war. There are no found
ries. no arsenals. no dockyanis, no naachini
shops, no ca;ridg- manufactures, stiinnIa
ting trade and invoking and remuneratin,
all sorts ofindus.ries. Wagss are good--
Men and espcci IiT able bodied men has
sabauaan. resources in themselves. Blu
those mothers who have to keep house
7 holds together and supply ell their ltssi
ones feel oni: the pressure Of the high pr!
les without being able TO sTa:s snshsselse
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
Selr(trA gpetrN.
Song cfthc Au,l War Men.

John Midway, Jr., CDR. Holmes =
seedsthe following poem. with the accom-.
pan ing introduce ION, to the Boston Trans
rr'1t. The lines will apply to other local.
les besd Boston
Ny DEAR Mr. HASKELL; I picked UP
the accompanying verses in front Of the
Parker house yesterday afternoon. They
droppel from the pock:t of an ahle-b"d'el
man who came mp rom the "oom where
beverages are disposed Of at fifteen cents
for plain and twenty and twenty five cents
for fancy drinks. This person was broad
shouIdcrcd and muscular attred in lirht
colorod sn:t cut in he latest style, with q
round topped li:en hat set jannti|v on his
head, while his feet were encaecl in Eng
Iish walking shoes, and he Looked 90 d
enough FOR tramp ola least twenty miles
He was SIN king choice cis:r, twir'ed ,
cane Of nSignifrant'y small dim rs:cne
and an u?c mmonIy ftrocionS anp:arir Z
bu!l dog n:cc'lly followed at lis heels.
odm,t tha' oHrht to have handed, the
n s. to him, but 'he wind blowing open
the p" per, discovered the verses, and IN:
curiosity, v-6n anlv attribute fcr which
a:oIo.izc rot the better cf me. I sincerely
ho?e fr forgiveness. Upon peruSal
Il, 11eh' your readers especially those in
Tic army, might Ike to know something O.
the characteristics Of some Of the Stav It
'!cm's w daily prcmencte Washing! o.,
street ard TIC males in tie Common IN
!;r.'o", or D,o .iwav aud ia Central Park
ia New York, or lounge il f e har-!oo,n
o?eitbar city, while here b Others are l.,
ing killed or ma:'ncl ',ctorc Petersburg
Ri:h'nonl or atlanta. don't know which
of TIC creat;;res- the b;pe] or the qradru
ped-v rote the verses. but ! ara Inclined,
to think the bipc.l-the quadruped evident
~ mernt fight if he got chance It wa
undoubtedly the intention of The writer t,
read them at the Stay at home Club; vt
know lie went thre.:cn, much less chastiS(
'ou. i You print them. Please 10 20 TO-
the len fit Of whom it may corctrn, ana
ob|':; yours o old.
JON: Midway, .!r.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
Mr.. Noshy has Church TStu..

Church Nv the New Dispensashun, Marci,
10, 1864 i had church trial yesterday.
which wuz intercstin, inyolvin, ez it did
n &C question: Fer the benefit Nv nthor
ranches Nv the Dim;kratic Zion I give the
puts.
Pro S'p'cs was arranged before ths
church on Il charge wv drinking with mig
ver--Ero. no1hamcr bringing the charge.
i;l" Jones VS. egSeo,nned.
Saw Bro. Sjp]cs go inc the &C Mon ez
it WIZ saloon, arm in arm With 1,igger.
Saw them 20 to the ''ar and drink whiskev
together. Elder pott' Dekon Kit, and Bro.
. SIN til; ::nd also Bro. Brown, who ke.ps
''o saloon, who W. playin quiet pam.
seven up. corcoAoratid Bro. Jones' lsS'i.
mona. Tha eed it. The wre;chi+ man
had nothing whatever tn sar, and IL he case
WIZ clear, WIZ about to p,onuce een!e,.s ~
ex.ommuncashun again him.. when a 'hos
struck me. "Who laid for the lickc,?"
askt l. looking joodeshi!.
"'The Niger, up c. urse" said Rrs.hsr
Sip|es.
'Er thren' scA I, this i4c. pu.s n entirs
new &c" on the matter. The gger, my
brethren, WIZ ma 10 f'r The yooz, Nv tho
white man, and fer no other pu,poss.-
! >Gusscd b" kanun, Servence obey your
masters, c'scttery.) In the SuthcrD Slaita
where the Dltnocricy roo, thet ia their
normal condishun; bat up here m:z ablo
'ann ttacysm provence us from redoosin EN-
10 their rightlul s,at. Wat shil we do :
| plancly git all we kin out NV EN-. 1t wuz
/ rite for Trothcr S Pies to hev the niger to
pay for his whiakey. Iwcod do it myself.
Their IL but orc da.!. fccchcr in it. IF you
walk arm in ann with another, it j, con-
'esshun w friendship and equally. Wy
did you % his, Dro>.er Sp,es :?
i plaid seven 10 for drink with him.
and bee bin. was fraed he wood slip
OFF and I wuz hodin onto him.
Right, Bro. S:pIcs. light
when yoc. &c: 4 nhi!c ca. save i'm, .sys
him,
When you get black CO. shave him tc tn.
TAIL
Case djsnist. The church austained the
decision, al Nv them started out inmc;i,y :
in search Il, niggor.
PETnoLgra Y. EAsBy,
Pastor w -seG Ch1ach in charge.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
WHOLE NO. 488,
destry It's value. All minor issues are merged

destry It's value. All minor issues are merged
in that
Mr.. Davis processes to belong to the Union
party, to believe in its principles, TO sup
port policy, and to desire its tru'npls.-- =
He fought to know'' that when he stabs
The candidate Of that party, he stabs the
cause. IL ought TO know that when he
SEEKS his defeat he seeks the triumph ofhi;
opponent and of the cause which be repre-
sen s that in defeating Mr.. Lincoln he
puts the power and patroDsge: :eft the GoT.
ssr m en- /: TIN control of its armies and aavy
The shaping ofs1ts ps'icy, the direction Of its
affairs, in the hands Of men pledged bv their
antecedents, their sympa'hies. and Their
interests, to end the war by ccnc;Ii.
ating those who are in arms against tho
Government. He ought to know that il
such case, counci alton means s"rrcn1s.'
that it can mean nothing else, and that
in aiding that party to accomplish that end
he is turning his. back upon his principles
and all his professions, and making himself.
responsiol |ity and conspicuously' potent
ally Of the rebel cause.
Perhaps he has taken that position from
";ce-possibly, he may have drft"d into
it by following his resentment instead of
his judgement. Tn either case, TIE sooner
he gets out of it the better for his country
and his own reputation.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
To " h;ch Do They fs"loug.
rIFrom the Missouri Democrat

-0NAN 'AAS ~'>A-'oN'>
The Loyal leagues in the city Of Phi'a
de|phia alone have raised six fu!l regiments
for the Onion almies Tie six'h Ee>
just b en- completed. This IS in keeping
with tie practice Of the Umon League
everywhere. In Northwest Missouri: the
Leagues have recently given splendid e1-
hib't;on Of their patriotism, IN turning out
thousands OF men TO cxpel Tho rnton and
his associate rebels.
Vh.re is another assoc IA ion in the coun-
try, known as the O. "A. r., or sons OF
Liberty Society, whose purpose it is to
raise men ard arms for tie rebels and
it is very noticeable TACT that while the Con
scrvati'e press Of St. Louis is constantly
abash,ng Union Leagues it never has word
against the o. L. KS. This tells the s!o- .
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

ured thou and additional soldiers in our ar
mics, the remaining militia ry power of the
Con(ederacy would be speedily broken.-
WHlout this ad ltion, all the hcneyed
words in the reach cf the most eloquent
and slavery loving of the Democracy, will
fail Of effect. IF the Democracy are si':cere
in their protestations that they must have
a Union peace, and do not desire in reality
to play into the hands Of the rebels. and
assist IL; achieving their independence, let
the prove their sincerity by their sooras
The time has long passed when The =zuaieh
could he restored b. .oft ator7s. or com
uromiSns .--Kil1n0 nkaa G.AkineI.
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II. wirfes Davis welt aue,vered

Mr. Henry Winter DAVIS. NJ. satisfied
with hss late spicnetic assault. on The Presi
4 At, la. jns, directed yiruehs personal
at ack against Mr.. Raymond, iofthe New
York Times. for having so ably nat, and cx.
posed the weakness Of, the Made Davis
Protest. Nr. Raymond replies very sat
is!actorly to the points made by Dir, Davis,
and thus retorts in tho so!lo.ing very cosens
ayle. lie says: q ~.
Ana now, il return fsr his ,ipsness, lei
rs mention few ,hinss which Ar. Davis
ought TO kuow.' p The issue in the peud
ing cansass is to to between q Unior
candidate and Copperhead-tesween tl'
representative Of party which seeks II
prosecute the war until the REBELLION
crushed and The Union rsstors1, and II,
representative ofa.pa r,yw11ich sseks 70 en-
the war either By dividing the Union. or b
such compromises and concessions a. woul
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
Pastor uyseG Chuach in charge

GoTggs.EET SEcrE;TfHs-The mere
rnmors Of peace which reached EDgani,
growing Oh. Of the Niagara Gasco, sent L .
s. Bonds up three per cent. II this was
done by ru'nor, wha. will be the rssuI, Q!
the fact: Just what every thoughtful soan
anticipates. that within T. very sho,s period
after The establishment Of peace those bonds
viii be above par. - day the :ery best
investment Tor A poor rnan's earnings Or =
rich mans aceumuiatioBs is tic stock 10
which the faith and revenue Vi the nation
are pledgd. .&7 Il .