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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
The Progress Of the Union.

While tho rebellion which was inaugura.
tod by tho rebels to break up the Govern
ment and discover the UAion is meeting its
fate in the progress of events, 1t may be
proper at this time 10 take a short retro
spective view of the great struggle. Atthe
commencement OF the rebellion the rebels
claimed the larger portion OF the United
States territory rs being within the pale of
their fatal circle They vaHntingly claimed
fourteen States and two territories-New
Mexico and ArizoDa--and, also, jurisdiction
over the Indian Territory, inhabited by the
Cherokecs, choctaws. &c They claimed
the whole OF the sea coast from the Delas
ware in the Eust to the Rio Grandc in the
Southwest. They claimed tlse Mississippi
river from It's mouth to the noTthern line vi
Missouri, and they claimed tho Ohio almost
is entire lcngth. Thsre is no doubt tine
vastness Of the territory which they have,
claimed ander the name of :laye States gave
thens 40 idea of power corresponding to the
extent Of the territory, and, whilepointing
TO the map, they indnced the Governments
of Europe 10 accord TO them beliigerent
rights. But their dream OF Empire has
been exploded, and the territory which they
claimed has dwindled down 10 compare
lively small part ofits original fair propor-
tons What b their present position -
They have not the exclusive control OF =
singis State they originally claimed exeept,
perhaps, South Caroiina, and tho coast line
Of thai State, and Of all the rest bordering
on the Atlantic and the Gulf Is ia the pos
session OF the Union forces. Over Mary.
land they never had more than the pretense
Of elaitn, and Missouri soon eluded their
grasp Western Virginia. Kentucky. Ten.
nesseo, Louisiana and Arkansas, and the
Territories have been wrestsd trem them,
while Texaa is fast slipping oat of their
clutches, We have leagsaeass la Alabama,
Mississippi; Geosgias FLORIDA apd North
Carolina, which are not only permanent Ia
their character, but viii In good time abb
sorb the wholc. And that leads rs dowE
20 the preseas opening eampalgHs Theees'
don Of the Unloa armies h encirpling them
Ike wall Of Ere. and the next blows 20 be
struck will narrow the limits of what i yet
lsit Of tbs boasfsd aConfedefaey. until
their lines shall be obllterated and tho hsce
of the map uisareti rom the dark cloud of
sAs rebellion With Lieutenant- (isnA'al
Grant ID the East, and Major. 6snasals sheEs
gnaa IN the Weat. there q exesI fEospect
and every hope that the peballiQn vii os
driven ID the wall darling the coming eNlFs.-
baIen. and that the progrela 81 The Union
vii eover she whaie lard
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Rebel Mardels asa Crueltles.

Hundredakof mon have actaally been
hung and shot inrpper Rast Tennessee By
Longstrcst seEes md assassins Men of
character abe sehaisg IN who testify that
they are kaewa 70 the Eaets.
witeheF scoaapaby of cavalry, pilosed by.
IN.zkAaaid Brosen, Of Nashipgsoa eoanty,
took JANIS BELL, the brother Of DR! BELL,
Of Greene bounty, forced him tolay his bead
on : chunk Ia che read andwIth sses1es esd
ielabs they beaf kls brata loet They took
some Of the blood and brains and fstbed
fasns andsr he e1s's Has,, esfsiMg ssS, and
teilinq Atr 10 snaF takn, Z They ytheh burned
the keuse dowa. and IT. eonteass With 10.
sllSwing hsr and bee shiidren % lock % -
the iamea. TIE naterious JFssieg Peoples
and a.is brotheF, son % old Bib Peoples,
Mefe in tAIs crowd VIII our men sstesd
10 tlem when We Advhnes lnso that conn.
tFyf. See
This Is the party of lsnrdsress, robbers,
and helfhoanda, who boast that the Lord 8
on their side. and observes JET Davis days
Of iastine, humiliniion and prayer. Strange
to say, these devils are bat little behihdaay
and all coHAziezae paftisahe ia point Of
neo'ala What an army s,f thieves ana So
sassinsl aes ssssse
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asre Fraadalen. claims.

Le'''d Raebis, bard d-shell Baptist
preacher living either In Moape Or Ne
Nihh county, hsd a horse slolen fsulh him
= Two oi bragg.s men, ns be Afterwards
,,'1 ~ he'ghbor Of his. A Few weeks ego
I-,a's Ir''o'''s ''ere 70 an account sgaipst the
- s' "'a'es Government for said horse,
Ts'oro = John Aiais, Esq, Of MadisonsilIe.--
t-@ 'e'aHdfei, when he comes besare the
s'e'0 Tor a voucher, ought 10 bo taken %
sAoA. This is tho way things are going with
tasS - WHO have basB galvanized By ia.
taki,..a amnesty oath Many Of them are
de T.. - order 70 collect moner OF of
Nh, a,sa .'.s. States Goyernmsst for what
p,r. '0,diers have stolen from them. Ana
!, -. VeO hsvs taken this cath are hctIne
'p'ss snd infoFnsrs
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Keep four Bye on four SeIghbOrs.

Take care sf them. Do n04 les them SIR
without watching. They may do something
wrong. II yoH do. To be sure yea sever
knew them b do anything very bad. but n
may Dc on your account tbey hRvs MT
peFhHps IL il bad not been iof ysnr kiaa
csre they might have disgraeed themssIvss
eadsa1niiies q long time ago. Tiiereforstio
Ret relax aay EFFORT 20 keep them where
they 0ughsto BE; BeseF miBd Tenr swn
business that viii take care Of Itself There
Y man passing along = looking over
the tence-be Suspicious of him, perhaps
he eontemplates stealing something some of
these dark nights there Is no knowing
what queer faacies he may have eof into his
head. If you End any symptoms Of any
one passibg ont uf the path Of dHty. tell
every one else y9u can see. and &c paFtea-
lar 10 see great mally. X s a good way
% circulate such things, though il may not
benefit yourself Or any one else particularly.
Do okeepsomething ggoing--siIeres Is adread-
fsl thing though IL is said there wzs silence
in heaven for. tic space Of half an hour, do
not LEI aay such Ting occnr on earth; IL
would be too much ike lie ven FOR the in
hsbisants Of this Mundane srheres If after
all yoHr watehfai care, you see nothing out
"a VIC WY AZ AAN tH6' .t1u Mat Ae sure 70
is not because they have not done anything
bad perhaps, ia an aDgusrdeG moment,
you have lost sight OF them-thruw out
hints that they are no better than they
should be--tbat you should not wonder if
people found out what they were afler a
while, then they may not carry their heads
so high. Keep Il agding and some one viii
take the hint and begin 10 help yon aftcr a
while-~then there vii be music and every
thing viii work TO charm.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
fsEErrHkD By rnE wAYstnE1
Ann afa PrifAsn Soldiers Mind.

vel. gohab what ,arsss' Are the passes all
oasf g -,
Ysss ae sAsurs 81 i. 70 solo church today
SFhss shalI va tae. 5Imf ~ ls4ta ss,ss
Z Wen pay fa bar tent fssa tks wnFa of Iaspirs.
tion, saa 10 esr seerss thsagha is prayer 10 tAa
sssui.er Of ID hsasssi be resigned e che viii q
9o4 and eonseat Fth enF lpt le Il be east where Il
viii Yoa are not tbiakiag Of revenge hope
yohie that makes yoa Ibok % tlioaghtftlf e go
Not ! sas osiIy shIhkihg that r. I wefe sscrstsd
b. tAs esllsansy cesasf uf soma hsuae iissnlag ,e
he ssnvssmGion viiAin and aetIlda slmka, pootiy-
clad hoy ~ man step 70 the door and lpsarfesss
the goats within. could Inlerprsi 10 yoW WHISTLER
81 net y p pPsgFss shsi pples 20
she good naElfed ihQulfies
issa ccaIA soa as tkat. 5ohn III
Simply 4knszff ls @1t czActr, via ~ saeap-
tlsna, he viii spssh y sahslshsnly polislss ~ Prs
sibse. ysa sls and ri &c; which ka kaer 4 sell
ksesrlae, sseHa slfsfly peraoasl l4lt ka viii
spesk lip algntaed saa epsPmanaing tqAe ef
selee indeasivsd be IslIi.aFy power Aaa aulhsri.
iyz-lsss =. sisaaeh Il HsFa II iSs Epvsh be aeald
,nsks sll ihs na.saaa 81 thnestA baE Il bis eosn-
,asna end esalsp. ed lders BIN - sod. Poor,
hAuehay. AasdskeaftpA fslisn saea,af meal Who
i sEsre Carl 1at szn hsgin u sslt he aepfA
u sAsiaasnsa mlna afssaAi af 'fs
ssss4 .ssssi.s..s. i pee Win ehanas eoussAs
f ~ ehirei fst pfeitnse kafPlsessi Fs ssF
sss R kaEe desires aFDngd ny iesA
And lerapl ~ nefas e reEsRs
! lersuih i pe~sss 4, ". sArrn,
- 3: Flsss Eallageudent laaAne Battery.
I 1r.as,,i,s aeAs. 4psls q. tsal s sssa
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Freasen Aeainse ll.e siaie.

JrpdK BRtEs. " Nashville, has called the
attentioa Of ths Grand Jury Of Davidson
county, 10 the iapsrlance Of inalessug alI
who have committed treason aghinst this
State, and we want 20 ase the same thing
done by the irst loyal Judge that hald 4
eoarf in Knoxville The FedertI Court
VIII DO itin next moath, but let the State
coar54eo il alsS. Thousands catii't escape
tbIs Indictment r. the y1dre Il an honest
man. and i.as jury slsat viii not perjare
itself See m exsFast frorn Judge BRKSs
charge. - 2
fTnxAsox $50
That the taking Of che unnaSts aaaA prescribed
y ths President .es aos excuse es raraoa person
vke bas rcssFnAtted treason sgsina Tie stase %
Tennessee. Al tfAs have been gnIhy ef treasea
sgaiuSi the StAte equally aniepsble 70 lha laws
Il Teauessee AdeF tsking the amnesty oath a. te.
fore Tha Gods % TesEnsssee thas dsanea ireasen i
/ Tsking eommission fsam ar under the an
thsfisy Of the esesnses ef the State or a The United
2 Lsyying war ssainst the State or she govern
5 Ksopineiy and Willingly siding or a.sa.siss
say snemios 4 eFsa war agaiatt The stats ~ The
L lnised States.
~ Jslning thsir enerai..s
BT sHssing ar perssading others 70 enltst ss that
purpose
By farnishlng sacb eaenIss with arms, smmunl-
ten, provisioa, ar sthst article fof tAeiF aid and
comfort.
s.RoFming, or being n sny wise esnrernsd m
Egming. any cpmbinsuutl pl0l, NJ ceusplraey fes
betra ayihg the Ststa the uaited Stafes into che
hAnds er poeer of aay foreign enemy.
8. Giving - senaing iHtalligehce b She enemies
u che State saf thAi Esarpo,s
Ths Presidsnts pardon extends 70 All 50 far a.
he HHtsd Ssaf@ exteuds hut not 70 hny IS regards
TREASON agsina the Stsie ef Tenneseea 3. "a
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BSappearance Of loltalre's Remains.

Tie F Figaro states that ruTnoF for some
time past in circulation. 70 the effect that the
remains Of Voltaire are DO lo9eer at the
Pantheon, has now been confirmed. The
tomb IS empty, and nothing is known as 70
what has become Of its eSbJents The dis
eoveTy was made, It declares. tAF0agh the
following incident "Tho heart of y0lsairs,
as is gchSrally known, was left by viii 10
the VIIlette fIfnily, antliad been deposited
IN their chateau the rFeseht Marquis do
Vllieifes a desceBdaht of Eoltaire, having
resolved 10 settle the eststa offered the eele-,
brated relic to the Emperqri il vas aceept-
ed by the Minister of the Interior in the
name Of his msjesiy. and the question then
arose as 20 what ahoGla bs done with it,
Tho most natural iaea MAS 10 place il W.th
the body IN the tomb u the Pantheon bat
n seruple arose; tho paathcoz had again
become place of Christiun worship. and If
the aonlb Of Foltaire Was sri. in the vaults,
the reason was rather iroH . consideration
that what was done could not be unEons
than from any other; at aIl events. 10 fresh
ceremony relative 70 Eoltaire could take
place IN that building without the authori-
zation of the Archbishop of Paris Mgr.
Darboy, on being consulted, before making
a reply, first limited that there was belief
that, since the year 1914, the Pantheon pos
sessed nothing belonging 70 Voitaire bur an
empty tomb. Ia eoRSee euence it Has deter
mined TO verify the truth Of the report. A
few days back the stone was raised, and, as
the Archbishop had stated, the tomb was
found to be empty. A strict inquiry into
the subject has been ordered. and the Empe-
ror has given instructions that the heart
shall be inclosed in q silver vase and depos-
tied either In the great ball Of thc Imperial
Library, or ct the Institution Of France
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

Gov. B8owS, OF Georyis. in his message
from which we have been quoting recently.
gives strong testimony as 10 the efficacy OF
arming negroes. Practical men, in looking
at the question of srniag negroes, asways
calculated the profit and loss of the matter
The question was whethsR the opposition 70
arming the negro was 40 strong that the
hostility that would DC excited by arniny
them would overweight the military force 0f
the black soldiers. Governor Brown. spelIx-
ing OF the fifty thensand able-bol!ed SAVES
employed againt the Southern CoEiederacy
says
8 II these fifty thousand able bodied ne
groes had been carried into the ipteri6r tr-
their owners when the eneGIy approached
the locality where ekey were employ yed, and
put 10 work clearing land snd making pro-
visions, We should today have been fifty
thousand stronger and the enemy that
rniirh weaker making diaeraneo Of cRe
hundred thousand in the present relative
strength Of the parties % the stEssgie -
When a negro man, worth 81 600 upon the
eotd basis, escapes 20 the enemy, that sua
Of The sggregAte wealth Of the State, upon
which she should receive taxes, is iost, one
hbersr who should he employed IA the pro-
dnesion Of prOyia,ons is also lost, while ons
lahorer, or one moro armed msn, is added
70 the strength OF the enemy"
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g exas6tx ( s4n3ff csaf The eFupt 10 Georgia
- ;rhtsssss.aI X ss6 ~ very ehtBaFagiaEty IL
$50 is.s.i.res a. ngGs ~ elst hhs aeen ihiafea
IS. s;.s. sxsl - fka sknfhl lmFsesAipp is that
60 l.sf eafm kslls III sssive H. Faps fsr ss-
srsfilnk islss pr5rlfsl ~ Eoed stop lssrf--
Jsl.< 5SlsFg's - - ...ss,s s..:
Ws ara alaA "a kssE that the wheat sEpp
/. s.,..s IS 60 sshal enis nf Georgia. The
rs.aefsl as.ny NJ s. shssa b time e iass
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

Lsupcs. RAas Tsna, April 9Th, 1884.
Hoa. 3 n Hssse;
sras asslcs IA reply By tho rebsI Tennessee
sas On Sohasohs Island Ohio to your paslisaslon
ny name sssaahsa ID these ntshlouS resoulIons and
sAEzsht ! sstld sss mysslf risas beibss ysnan ny
fkieA&A s4 . ~ ssf s4
] lesnFhssieAIly ~ lhat ny aams vss placed there
snanlhorisea hy aaA and ] was not aware af The
het that i sas tksre until shown me by Lieut. Col
Piersoa. II ms izth CHI, IN the New York Metro
petifua. s aes1 5issa
Whes policy cossd ihars havs bssA in ne slgasng
such apeaneal whaa mouahs hefara I Id bsasms
soayiacsd thas I was wroag Ia aghsing agalass sAs
Uniea ana nos with sny noble Old State 10 popular
sshtimsht and feeling, snd bad applied to take the
oath 81 alisgianea h good kllh. Asa return to my
hoase sad fFiehds saf 'fftsssst
fsPlainly tlsows that their sSsolaslons were a
fsaaG end Yiegsa up % iajaFs thase Who wess dis
pessd 70 secuns aoEaa and 10 doabt half shs names
q morn we're forged % Il q c0Oasl PsrspD said he
had Informed rop.
am nov snIoying my liberty 81 homo with
friends aud eEPet 10 remain loyal 70 The bes, Gov
srnmen; God ever blessed f
can but lsoi haei upas ny pssl course with re-
Eret that did net tkks ny fhshess aavIce ana DO,
~ n she Eshei aems fas he has Alwass heen assu
uniaa mas. sna tell me wsald regret sey eoar.e.
nas feE sp apelogy. vas under the ,lsiusios, lss
: great raaay yoang men were.l that as any State
had vent out L would be patriotic to Aght for Il,
and did ehliss sitlfAosAst impressions But sIace
ses lie sessanss u var has Dppssl ma and placed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27

They fail who die
IL great caus the liotk may soak their gore:
Their heads mas soldeL in the sun their limits
BE strung Co citI gates and castle walls;
Bat stiii their spifis walk ahroad Though years
Elspsa aud others share dark a doom,
They b'it augment lie deep and sweeping thoughts
Which overpoHer all others, and conduct
Tla world az last a Frae.lomn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-15
HlApo'Rs REslRvE FoRcEs or Va, !
Richmond, Sept. 20, 1854, (
euElLi oRrsss,


In pursusnee o. General dsss No. u.s. Issued fro the Ad.
julss, sd inipssior esnsa onas eepsbst R. 1884
vpdsEasd Addicn 70 hl Other dsilss bssy
spa 81 bsns Of ssp'sPloe sad snisnsa'H ns state
II Do, ssrsinE snesrs will pressed prompt. 20 scnps
the spaHihsa hpsnss, pending IN their spssTs and 70
tara over All eei books pspsfs and Elects 70 the i1,pec.
ts Of eonicpu5n, Whs Will 70 ssEned 70 their several d
tiola
III Local enrolling oncsrs win hereafter address all Official
directly 10 The OoDmsndAnt Of Conserpts
w. Ths enrolling ocer for each county and city Will mme
dey transmit 70 the conmandant Of oonBcrps copy
his and rep RI lsttng forth his age whether
not capable Of nd service and not the evidence OF his
retirement assignment 10 Light duty also complete descrp
live all employed him concpt guards, clerks
or Otherwise and copies OF the orders assigning them their
present dulles.
Applications for assignment TO duty enrolling officers,
clerks consoh guards In the several counties and cities
viii seved from ofcers noncommsoaed ofc and PR
va es belonging the forces who beween the
Of and 80 years. from retired and light duty offers and
and persons who not liable 10 military service Gu
enclosing test onials character and
ness be Eddr ssd TO DOL John SHE d. oommanoant
90 SCRIPTS Richmond. Private old OF the force,
may be Gsssnei to duty acting enrolling officers.
VI virtue authority derived from the Secretary Of War
ell the State Of Virginia. RETIRED assigned
light dsty sgned ordered
In wfiu 70 hesdqua within thty days. S5ch OH
failing report within tue prescribed time viii be dropped
from the rolls.
BY command Brig. Gen. KKAPER.
ocl-@ RI. oATLETT,A "A. A. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-15

but who looked as old and knowing as any man IN the
court house, was charged with attempting TO pick the
pocket of William H. Beverage. Mr.. BsvOridge do
not appear. Wa,chmqn Rick stated that lat night
prisoner had been handed over to MIN by Mr.. b., who
said he had just oaugh! BIN with hls haId In bis. BIZ
pocket
The Mayor semitic youthful "pck" about bis busne g.
LIRE, slave Of julius Ble and Betty slave Of Arf.
E. BllDkipsh'p. were charged the former with steslEg
IS 900 from Mr. Bier aud the latter with receiving the
sams Mr. Bler keeps store on Main street, near Il
creek II appeared that the money having been ston
out Of his store he suspected Lizzie, Who when arrest
ed confessed the theft and said The had hidden part Of
the money, given part to Betty, aud the balance to a
negro man who was captain of canal boat. When in
terrogaed by the police, Betty confessed she had re
ceiveda small gum Of money given her by Lizze LIZ
ze showed the police whore she had hidden $50.
The negro boatman is believed to havs most OF the
money, and, as he has left town, the case was con-
tinued pending his apprehension.
There we're soma other before tue court which,
In the absence Of important Witnesses, were COL
tinued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-15
From ys,,sroaYs EOsni"g Edition.
Shirt Of the Morning Press.

Tho Sentinel rspuoshes BlArs Lesser 70 the National
EqtsR osaesr, together with the editorial comments q
Cha. pager on the letter ITSELF which is Goa hrg expo
vi,n Sf What the Sentinel considers one Of the most
damaging acts Of which Lilcon has been guilty.. This
sp,eal and unAuthor E,d embassy to Mcclellan u an
evidence that Lincoln fears him a. oonpsator. he
uidsnly shows himself ready 10 restore to Command
the man whom he had prosecuted and denounced; oot
Mcclellan ousUittsd the electioaesrng trck1Ier and be
a AZ formidable an antagonist a. ever.
The Dispatsk. this morniog, i taken up with the
l..sst news rom all quarters, and is editorials Tsas Of
the situation generally.
Tbs manner in which the Yankees are eookh up dis
ra,ets to lence the elections is very rly
shown up By the BHqsirT. To eoun'ersc' this cur
Government ought to give every Asssancs to oar press
70 nubsh and herald abroad the slightest triumph 70 our
arms. The opposition papers ia Yankee LAID would
Drssd these sa.emsnls bsfors ihSir readers aud so
updo ell the evil sKscs Of s:AnsonG yirg oullshns-
of sou,ss cur authorities shOud Lot insts the men
5,ei,v Of the Yankees, bui skS mere pains to obtain
ss,ly intelligence from tue army Aad h'rd greAeF Is
egss to ,As prs 70 lay ssSss dispatches e''s's 'hsF
EsdsrL
Il sco;h,r aIsrls the Rs7agg 'H1esfAsss ,hs Mite
ami Ninlns S1ssAn ffsa sss sharss sfessa' - tpe'
ave o,ass dsy q sSsuptug TOO HIsJ usu' THIS
1rsaa ssplo!s oaiy I9.coO nsu 10 90 he H0'k
shlsa 1, takes so 900 men 10 shs uaitsd States
70 40. OF thsSs 10. 900. only 900 afs vhit1 che
Otssr 600 srs negroes. o, Sns 1000 WHAasn,
1900 are, and for month past, have been doing 'sl-
vice a, the front. A. s.Vlls, they fought vel. In
Tennessee, GssrSA And AlAOamA they have frequently
done good service.
The Eraminsr kkes to task tho two Southern states
men. Stephens and Bryce, Who hAVa advocated the
Hnomsnteus" proposition Of Convention OF all The
States and in ans vain of Iideule, depicts the
mighty Convention, With the Sluh Carolina delegates
s,nR cheek By josl with BAnks, Sumner, Everett and
Resst B llsF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-15
TRB NEWS.
FROM BELOW.


F.om an ofRo.F IRON below, Ie learn that al was
,uis. along the lines this morning at 10 o'clock.
TIE ALEXANDRA NOT A Ram.
The reported iroI -,Aa AleGAGdria reported TO have
saesped On British port an Pu. 10 sea, the Whining
top jour al earns IL not the A1IU6ria, but the Al
,,odr. named go in homer OF the Psnoess of WAef,
d Vltsr Of the Kug OF Dsnmark. She is not Snircn
clad lint ,oSp-o var Of nearly the sane class If the
ALBANIA though said to be stouro cher than that vessel
TAX YAEKEEs INITIATE Us.
The Y,nkees Gig lac bsdg r, he Ike Chinese, and
All Of the imi'siiyeutss If the monkey uloe-
n, c,n,en, vi:h having ri,hs, Browns and Wlsocs
"a, Generals they must have Generals J,srson Davis,
No.v,n. Lee. Harrison, Buler, Walker, *, &C.
making a string slmO5. as long as the genealogical
table Of en- fte Scotch nob!eman. Up 20 this morn
inc We thought that the lst Nss complete, bu: fDe
gr,m s,efusn's last tespRei to Stanton, from Al
toora, la. he has il bis srmy general bearing the
name of cue of the braves; brgAdrs and nOss stub
horn fighters among lhs msny brave ones OF tae
Arny Of Northern Yagnia. Wa REFER to Brig Gen.
Oorss. CT Picket = D,sisiOu.
GENERAL BAT RECOVERED.
A CORE pond,n Of the Couuo,a Inns, writ ne from
N.wnan Gsorss, says 81 lad tue pleasure IN mo D.
ng Of meeting General Bate. Of tennessee, VINO, AZ
tbou,h not We, recovered IRON qIie revere Wouod
received before Atlantis, ia route 10 take Command
of hsDvisiop. Tle Gele-al is gallant soldier-iul
At b,ne and con6isne,, and cage for the tray"
sIEGI OF CHARLESTON.
The lO.h Of Oe.obsr completed the iolr hundred and
s;,.s,b say of the bomb udnsns. The Mercury Of the
100 says, during the fOrI- 'ght hours tha. have
Dssd snce the closing Of our a'. rsPo', the sremy
has thrown les shells a; sas ctr, large proportion
of these shells have been i'ed fion to new gins. to
the left o. Battery Gregg. NJ cnualias We balieTs,
have resulted.
The Yankees uIs very active On Eddy an3 slsi-
DAY nights, making signals wish COOKED lanterns.
Otherwise, al has been que. Along the neighbour
coast.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-15
THR CITY.

MIYoRs CoUAr-Iu the Mayors Court this morning
the following matters were on the dOcketEe
James Doaouga Was charged With being drunk IN the
arke-housr. The evidence was, that early this morn
ine DOnOrgh, being found By thu police lying asleep on
bench in the Old MARKET, refused, whsn walked up
to move on but insisted like the slugglrd on little
more sIumber, litlls more folding of the arms In
seep. r, f,,t. =
DOuough stated and his appearance in fac boro out
the ssatenert that be bad received in baltic Wound
across the forehead which had permanently affected his
BRAIN and which uniuy disposed him to eomnolsnce,
especially If he had drank so little liquor There
was wide, deep cash across his forehead. The Mayor