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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-12-09

Don't fail to call and examine before
purchasing.
-. &. COSNELL.
N, B. I will pay the highest market
price for all kinds Of turs ana Sheep
Pelts.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Raid into BlOunt County.

On Monday morning last Il company OF
thieves and robbers numbering about my
or sixty, known as "oabornoS Company,
dashed into Louisville, tlleon miles beIo|
this city, and captured HORACE FOSTER Il
prominent Union man, shoIhIm ana wound
ed him badly-roOOed MN OF ms money
and other propcrty.-abuSinS him shame
fully, and drove him, in his wounded con
ditlon, through the creek up to his arm
pits, They robbed various other citizens
and carried off all the stock they could
find. The leader in this crusade was fra"6
Smith, the son OF Jim Smith, OF tins county
and Il vile sCoundrel VINO TOOK me 0dth mere
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Chaplain Kennedy'S Lecture Again.

We understand Mr. Kennedy says our
criticism on his lecture did him injustice.
If such is the case we regret it, for certainly
we had no such design. lie says, that, i'm
mcdiately in connection with the matter
which we criticised, he did praise the patri-
otism of East Tennessee. If we misundcr-
stood him. it is but just that the correction
should be made. We admit that we heard
him impcrlcctly once or twice during its de
livery. lie sometimes spoke in very low
voice. and it was very difficult to gather all
he said He certainly said in substance
what we stated, and if he Immediately after
wards had "words of praise for East Ten
nessce We are very glad to hear it. 1t gives
us pleasure to set him right for there is
much about him and in his lecture that we
admire.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
The Delay OF our Paper.

Many of our subscribers will complain OF
the delay of our regular issues for the two
weeks past, We have just returned from
Cincinnati, after an absence Of three weeks,
where we purchased II lot Of Printing Paper
and Ink; and in order to work il through,
in the midst Of the crowded condition Of the
railroad, we stuck to it, and saw that it was
put through. We were kindly treated by
the military aud others in charge Of the
roads, or we could not have succeeded
They have our sincere thanks.
Our readers must bear in mind that we
are in an insurrcctionary State and must
bring our materials over Il single road
crowded TO its utmost capacity with sup
plies for n powerful army, A man Of sense
will at once appreciate our difficulties, and
receive this apology as altogether satisfac-
tory.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
TO the People Of East Tennessee.

Call for the Knoxville Greenevlle Convention.
in pursuance Of prcvou. public notice. num-
her Of the officers Of the Union Convention that
met at Knoxville on the 3oth Of May. 1861, and at
Grccncyillc on the nth day Of June, Of the same
YEAR assembled at Knoxville on Wednesday. the
18th Of March last to consider the proprcty Of re-
assembling said Conventions an early day. After
considerable interchange Of opinion, it was finally
resolved:
!. That the Interests Of the people If Fast Ton
nc,sco demand that tho kuoXyle-Grcencyillc Con-
vcntion be rc-us.rmhcd.
=. That IN order issue calling for the meeting of
said Convention at Knoxville, ON Tuesday the l-th
day of April next.
And, whereas, The aforesaid Convention during
its sessions at Grccncve, ordered that the Presi-
dent Of the Convention, or any NicePrcsidont or
the Secretary acting in his place may call the Con-
vcnton together at such time and place rs he or
they may determine
Now, therefore, the undersigned. by virtue of
such authority, do hereby order the meeting of said
Convention, and do most earnestly request the
delegates TO the same to assemble at Knoxville on
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, to consider such
matters as may properly be brought before the Con-
vention Such counties as have not already ap-
pointed delegates requested to take such steps
will secure full representation in the Convention
Done at Knoxville, March 18th, 1904.
WN. HEI-KELLr
JONI WILLIAMS
j. c. MURPHY,
Fee Presidents.
JOHN ". FLEMING Prbcipql Slcrig,M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

mendation, that he is not acceptable to these
vile men and it is equivalent to destroynga
Federal onicerto have these men praise him
Gen, THsoN continues and extends his
improvements on our city Qualifications lie
is in command of the Qualifications, and
chief Of the artillery service, and is the
master Of his trade, We are not fully
posted, but we give il as our honest opin-
ion, that Knoxville is to-day the bost iorti-
fled town within the Federal lines, and that
5000 men, with ammunition and provisions,
can hold it against Lees entire army, At
all events whenever the rebel army wants
to enjoy some rare sport let them come and
attack Knoxville
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
The April Convention.

The prospects are that we shall have a
rou,ing turn out at the Convention here on
the 18th of this month. Gov Johnson.
IIJrace Maynard, and Judge Trigg, are all
three expected The old delegates Of the
knoxville Grcencville Convention are cx-
pccted to attend, and other new ones APP
pointed to fill vacancies, and to represent
other counties Let there be full turn
out, as this will be an important meeting,
and the whole Union sentiment of East
Tennessee should be represented.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Trade Regulations.

With the advice and consent of Maj
Gen. ScmoFIELD, limited amount of trade,
such as necessary goods and groceries,
amounting TO some four or five small stores;
and these will be permitted to loyal men
who first apply here for permits, complying
with the terms of the Commercial Regula-
tions under which authorities are granted.
Men cannot open trade stores there, or else
where in East Tennessee, without Srcdring
lies, who have rebel partners, or use rebel
capital in disguise.
FL am instructed by both the Treasury
and War Departments, to say that quinnc.
chloriform. and all other drugs and medicines
having been added to the list of prohibited
articles enumerated in Section 38 Of the
Commercial Intercourse Regulations, that
no clearance or permits can be granted for
the shipment Of either or any Of these into
East Tennessee, except upon special grant
by the Major General commanding this and
the Department of the Cumberland.
3-No permits will be granted at this
Office, to any one, for the shipment into East
Tennessee Of Intoxicating LIgors except
in case of special grant for medical or hos
pital purposes endorsed by the Generals in
command Of the Departments Of the Ohio
and the Cumberland. The responsibility OF
having it here, and Of having the drunken
ness we seem TO be threatened with, | in
tend shall rest with the military authori-
ties, and not with me Meanwhile. it is
made my sworn duty. and the sworn duty
Of those connected with me. to seize and
coniiscate all liquors brought in without
permits. W. &. BRowyLRw.
assistant Spec AgL Treas. DcpL
APRIL 2. 1864.
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Circular Letter.

70 Mc Loyql Pcopic Of the screrot Counties Of East
On the 9th of February last Association was
formed in this city under the name of THE East
Tennessee Relief Association" The object of said
Association is to contribute by all means in its
power. to the relief of the pressing wants of the
people of East Tcnnessec--by endeavoring to open
up communication with the Northern and Western
markcts-hy aiding in securing more prompt pay
mcnt to ourczcns forthc supplies taken from them
by the army and ly assisting in dispensing any
contributions or donations that may be made for
the benefit Of our people
1t is the earnest wish of the Association that its
organization shall be extended to all the counties Of
East Tennessee, so that distributions may be made
cqutally throughout entire section of the State
10 this end we respectfully suggest that auxiliary
associations be at once formed in the several coun-
ties, and that so soon as organized they place them
selves in correspondence with the association at this
place. The only qualifications for membership are
that the party be n loyal citizen of the United
States, and pay into The Treasury the sum of one
dollar.
The people of the North, East and West are con-
tributing generously for the relief of our people
and the association at this place is already beginning
to receive supplies for distribution. it is desired
that every county shall receive its just proportion Of
these supplies and We therefore urge upon the peo-
pie of Zach county to take immediate action in or
der to secure to themselves their share in the dis
tribution. Every tAort will be made to render the
distribution Just 70 ALL and to do this, the co-opor-
ton of the various counties is highly important.
Mr.. \. G. jackson, of Knox county, has been APP
pointed general experimenting agent to receive and
distribute supplic- to the several counties 1t is the
intention of the association and the agent to stop
the supplies due to the counties West of Knoxville
ut the mos, convenient railway and river stations 50
rs the proper agents can be secured to receive
them.
1t is hoped therefore that the people will at once
prepare TO avail themselves Of the benefits designed
for them, by placing themselves, IN an organized
capacity, in communication with this association.
either through auxiliary associations or their re-
spcctive county courts should the latter mode be
preferred.
We respectfully urge the Importance Of prompt
action in this mgttcr giving assurance mt the same
time that no effort will be spared IN the part of this
association TO accommodate as far Ms possible, the
wants of all our people
Very respectfully,
THos W. llUMEs,
WM. llEIsKELL,
JoHN BAXTER
Il. ID. JouEoLNoS,
s. X. RoGEEs
GEoRGE VI. WHITE,
j. RICHARDSON,
W g. BRowNfow
JoHN VI. FLEMGSG,
Ercrgtir5 Com y. r. Relief Association.
Knoxville, March 49, 1864.
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The Adams Express COMPANY.

This enterprising company has now COM
pleted its Arrangements for bringing freights
and packages through from Cincinnati ria
Nashville and Chattanooga, and brought
the first car through on Tuesday evening.
We hail this Improvement as a forward step
towards civilization. This is q reliable and
solvent Company, and it is Differed with
Superintendent, Agents, and Messengers,
Clerks, dc, who are men of business. and
gentlemen in their intercourse.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Union National Convention.

The following cal for the National Union
Nominating Convention, we had intended
to urge our people to respond to, at our
Convention on the 18th Of March, by the
appointment Of delegates, but upon refec-
ton we find that Tennessee, not bong rep
resented in the United States Congress, is
not entitled ~ representation there We
regret this, rs our State would have sent u
full delegation Of unconditional Union men,
The undersigned, who by original appointment, or
subsequent designation to fll vacancies, constitute
the Executive Committee created by the National
Convention held the 10Th day of May 1850, do
horchy call upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance Of the Union the suprc-
macy Of the Constitution and the complete suhpro'-
sion Of the existing rebellion, with the cause thereof
hy ygorou, war, aud all apt and efficient means 10
send delegate, 10 u Convention o. assemble nj Ball-
more, on Tucidny the 1lh day Of June, 1904, at y
o'clock noon, for the purpose Of presenting u cuudi-
date for tho office of President and Vice Prc'den.
of the United States, Each State having repre-
,cntuton in Congress will be entitled to ms many
delegates ~ shall be equal TO twice the number Of
rcctor, 10 which such State is entitled in the Flee
tora College Of the United Stntcs,
Edwin u, Morgan, New York, chairman,
Charles j. Gilman Maine,
T.. II, Ron, New Hampshire
J.. Branurd Vermont,
D. H. Goodrich, Mass,
Ihomus G, Turner Rhode Island,
Gideon Wcllcs Connecticut,
Dcnning Ducr, New Jersey
Edward Mcpherson, Pcnnsy lyania,
" b. Smthrrs, Delaware,
s. f. Wagner Maryland,
Thomas Spooncr Ohio,
H. = Lane, Indiana,
Samuel l.. Cusby, Kentucky,
T. Peck, Illinois,
Herbert ". lIoNic Iowa,
Austin Blair Michigan,
Carl Schur2, Wisconsin,
W. D. Wa,hburn, Minnesota,
Cornelius Cole California,
VIM \. Phillips, Kansas,
q. II. Irish. Nebraska,
jos, Gcrhurdt District of Columbia.
WASHINGTON, February %, lSGi
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Louisville Advertisements.

We have but one advertisement
Louisville to call attention TO, and thu
the advertisement of ". & r. Burkha
as good house, and conducted by as r,
bic men, as arc to be found anywhere. I
are wholesale grocers and commission n
chants and dealers in Suffers supple
Their stand is 511 Main street, and
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Distinguished Arrival.

Mai Gen. SHERMAN arrived in our city on
Tuesday evening as we take it, TO look
after the interests of the Upon cause. He
is an industrious officer and dashes from
point to point, putting armies in motion,
and preparing for the rebel hosts This
spring will tell the traitors a tale that can I
be misunderstood
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
"AnnaIs of the Army Of the Cumbcr.
land"

The gentlemanly news agents of the army
at this place have presented us with copy
OF the work bearing the above title. 1T is
a large volume Of G7l pages, printed on the
best Of paper, well bound, and adorned with
fine engravings. 1t is a book, we should
say, that will take. In word, it abounds
with portraits, sketches, and incidents, which
cannot fail TO interest and instruct.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
INviNClBLE BANNER.

Invlncible Banncrl the flag Of the Freei
OF where reads the foot that would ialtcr for thee
Or the hands to be folded till triumph is won,
And the eagle looks proud, ms OF old, to the sum-
Give tears for the parting-a murmur Of prayer
Then Forward the fame Of our standard 10 shared
with weloeme TO wounding and combat and sears,
And the glory Of deah-ior the Stripes and the Stars
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Rebel Dispatches from Hell !!

henllc fchucFi De nOl hlHibio" w wv luch
of news from the internal regions, for there
Is not one word Of truth in the dispatch OF
which we propose to complain, The Rich
mond INiG leading rebel organ, an
nounccs the death Of the Editor Of this pa
per, and gives the details ms 1t regards our
reception IN hell, aud the treatment given
us by the Prince Of Darkness, Tho Wing
states that the excessive cold weather OF
January was caused by our arrival below,
our presence creating demand for all the
: heat and Withdrawing it from the earth
The why must have received its details
from John b, Fioyd and IIm, l.. YdaccL
resident reporters for the Rebel Associated
/ Press who went below some time in advance
Of the false rumor that we had gone down,
Both of these men when on earth knew us
personally and therefore could not have
mistaken the rebel Congressman for us who
died about that time, although we rcscm-
bcd others in several points, in our personal
appearance The truth is, that these men
. -
haa O'en 50 long accustomed 10 ul'po'ch'Ns
lies upon the rebel wires, while here on
e"r'h lh"' 'hcy can pre"N Oh from t"e'r
o'd h"o''S' even III sending BACK news from
lhe fountain OF l'ls'hoods we knew me
Richmond jIhig was in direct and constant
communication with the Devil and that it
had been ever since II received inc "''c
thal IHun'eu IL 10 90 lhIo II'lS repcIlloh' pul
we had not cSPcc'ea II TO assert Tor I"rt
what thousands OF distinguished southern
men, VINO nave gone lh"re since theY s'ced'
ca from 'ho Fco'raI governments "oulu
know to be " Iie as soon "s inns editorial
reached them tor thousands oi them knew
Us personally III inns me-
but the 'lSpa'ch we are reviewing selS
lof'h 'H"' inc h'IrI'u' u u'P"Fle" ""No'S
put IN OId NICK furnaces curing me @SI
three years nave o''ome larry lghl''o-
hence the extraordinary neat tNlS Wiil'r
lhls tale about myrIad' OF Yankees hiNlhg
gone to neil N thrre years, may 90 u tell
the dcluded people Of the South, who are
not allowed to read or see loyal papers but
all r.oI, ;rf,,,,ol man Vo,sh and s, rh
49, WV, '', 1'''' '''''
N''o" '""' l"ere 10 10 country u cq""TPoP-
uIation and extent, on the face Of iod's
green earth. that is as lorgc'y repycscHta in
6,U rs is thc so.collcd Southern Cmfcde-
nv,
n,.,, A.. .c.I,.,.... n.'., a. 49,
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Knoxville, Saturday, April 2, 1854.

c. 5. HUBBARD, Of New Haven Connecticut is
our regularly appointed agent to receive sub'crp-
tons for our paper in that State and GRO w Fox,
Nashua, n. H., in all other New England States.
LOUIS McGLAuFLIN is authorized to act MS our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His address
is San Francisco, California.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-04-07


public discussion with tbs Rsv. w. III.
Daily, q, D. M.. Do a oAstAsaiss
preacher, ard as shst time pres1ders Of
shs State University as Blooning.on. At
sns period Of tbs debate 1--WE mean sns
'.sss slss 6s,ss 6ssi,iss ssss Iexssl as.
completely tied up. Rssoming highly sx-
.sised and vsry mad -as ske msnasr of
Methodist is--And desiring 90 ovsrwhslm
his opponent with an idsa Of shs prsva-
lsnos and univsrsaIisy of Msshodism, be
xarned furioasly On brother O'Kans, and
alaTing like tiger be exclaimed ASir,
yeu VIII Gad Mxtodiss preachers Efrew
bs4 rFpi III H tsYs{H sad Ie6l1a
D'Esnd, Wand ne Hesrsr~seil shs plensi-
= the prsaehsrss 2 D. SsSilssd. - Nsst-
sFa Chrsssian Advocate.
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ks.s -
We answer, tka Rspahiisaa partly
TAs RspsAiiss. party nighs hsvs pre-
|.sAsjf ks YfSj asvsjsAaasg ssSib<&f.
Ii might hsvs Saved the livss Of shous-
"a. :. asIat1' :. s.''ss, s.s,'.'. =
nessy. For proof Of what We say, rssd
the follsxsag nom shs spsssh u srsrszps
1. DogaIAs, delivered In the LATED Ssasss
S~ats.s1eanaS sds4 ~ ese9tAhsas-
~ ss.s, x = r.
ssI believe this 70 be fair basis al
|aussahEs a6iss tvssss iii Ypu os.shs Re-
publican side are not willing 20 accsps
ihis, NOR ths proposition OF the Senator
|Ess.. E,5@aa1. .x31hsys
aI AnpRxss TIE INouIEy 70 RErusILcAss
ONLY. res rHx REASON THAT ~ sHR OoAF
kayyxx scwf EnwrxSxs a& asE sAxG ssps,
xyxxx smxntk Yxon rHx SorrH, iscLrprSs'
ruosx ynox rzR OoTroE SsArxss AEss8s
Toonss AND DAVIS, xxPsxssxD TaKIg
E6uk6xsxsaccx &zG AkeEesI4zoS
NY yKxxRaBLx YxIEsp YKox kEsTUcxY,
4. e s;ssasl slssa ..s .sr1sslas. .ss ~.
rArsxD mr. rRE RgPuBLIcAR MEMBERS.
"HRNCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BILITY or OUR HkSAHRtEAENYs
AND TIE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AAIoABLE ADJ
iJsssHfTkREW THE hEP0B-
Hare it is proved that the Rspabiicaa
psSS ID (fsseoAsibl1, fsa NssSsa ahas it
h hfapoasiabls, for ssssy ddifaf d nssion-
al and ssass Indebtedness iacarsed on aa-
sops Of Up sa~-thaa u sspfSes
FOR The high taxes that have bssn imposed
aaaa tAa psspls, ga account Of the waz-
thai is Ia responsible, for shs alstssss Apa
spAeratsis ash Asw ssis h$ssy
part Of the country-that it 10 responsif
blay sss sssfylAs ies sasAs *azs s-~sAAs
II irresponsible 'foss ana slfsass ssss&vs
the curses Of svsry. wife made = widow,
and Of svssy child made al orphan, by the
sar. II sAsrs shssas will be responsible
for TIE dissolution Of the Unioa, should
sfs Bassa Ae aissoassasl % L1A
Shall suoh party BE- continued IN
power, or will the people change their
rulers2 LIST the Ballot hoxss 1t the next
sIsstiAa Fse3asn ahe ssssssss &.
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and sseasa. Ia Ehs usss4 - our fs&8sfs)is
EhsokeA sp iJsss@uai }sss4ssa symqsshy
hsys Ye..E psssH taSasa isto kEAisrfsl hssA.spd
| TfepalSIoh blessing ban besn changed IN
FFtoi ssfsfsg / sAivtAgg pasaibnsa ARE klng to
;bs&nassxy kaaf& &av aSssksoo sAes aatasSf afl
feelioAs ssas scesasd iR sAs ssiideehsansS
OF whss some call pAkriesism !, the nohls
lteYnpfS which our fathers toiIsd 10 build
Eour fransis HAndS q stsuggfinK httsf1y -
j. ere fsss aAd fsfui apiAAoSaA
pyalley's was<tbs sAsy wss fasn ssAsc chssyos
Wilderness. and, beassidad hy yeass goF
hoaast lahor, vi W. are Devastating ard fas.
ssaiag with each tshsrs sorsi We have
oarssfsss sssomsaszS nsRssksss saAn ths
,ssyags sIaaiaas o. sAs hessss sz peey
which thsy expelled fron the Iand--ss
that natuFe mast rapenk her that shs syes
allowed The change uf populassoi tho
Risa ssflaGbraahssiy tsiiss snip III rsifsfSa
Aays hssna braksss aud lhs aAsns Of sui
sply christianity fbsessht to shams, while
nor benignans genius wseps, over the in
sanity 4ud wirksdness of thosa Who pro- |
aassa 10 haaa hes La ssSssencs ours whole
iaAsrissacs is nader ssarsgags tsad assa |
aa is The Rssaess, the fasars porsssds ssiil
greater oaIsmlties.
: ndfahafis lFthis Eor = Ana how dia
Il all azssa p History will be ID snoloss |
ser the aaswsss slyssaAess asaastoaI adsa |
striving sgsisss the hoads as tho Essiaasl
soayenantg add waiting and watching iss
opportunity ID break os eireaAvens them |
n osdss 90 reach ssae oeiscs Of lbs hate
uasll tha lsa& hopeA foa hoar sssask
when saa HGisd haxool and lss i0oss lbs
and anfssd ID disregard II sks wisess pre-
ssF'ts aaa usoss pasasasI warning of fhell
father at has ooanSEy-1 aiH
unfusl then no aags ts-dsy !, Light no
bonares ko-night. Forget the nalna Of
Washington veil his Image in your par
Euss, or iFSthes hide fskem sway ia the
isskeas sasass& Of roar awslliag asaii zee
Decoua mere worthy 70 gaas spoa shss.
That calm bsnignans fass locks rshnke
apon our nssdness, and smlses as with q
,oignsns ssass Of osnr shanns. Is CArnssus
Matm&sss j ai ,Ussit z18 HAa oS b@ai
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"s sonoef '' 1a'Eas u shoss fsilows who voted
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