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IN NOTICE.
j HERE Will be meeting of all the housekeep
ers of the District of Columbia at
BONTZ GRIFFITH'S
HOUSEFCRNISH1NG ESTABL1SHMENT,
500 7th street, bet,ceen and X SIS,
to examine their immense stock Of
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
And HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general.
which they selling at less prices than they
be bought for at the manufactures.
They also make discount of 10 per cent. all
bills Of $50 and pwards.
SIGN OF THE HIGH AWNING.
B0NTZ & GRIFFITH,
369 Seventh street,
mya0-6t Alex. Gaz & Jour.J bet. / and SITS.
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DROP OSALS FOR LOUR.

Office Depot Comnissary Of Subsistence,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May l9. l864.f
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 3ith
OF May, at IL o 'clock M, for furnishing the Sub
sistence Department with
EIGHT THOUSAND $4,000 BARRELS OF
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos 2and g. and bids will be enter tanned
for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper.
The Flour to be fresh ground, and delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within
five days from the opening of the bids and in such
quantities, daily, as the Government may direct;
delivered at the Government warehouse in George
town, at the wharves or railroad depot in Wash
in gton, D. c.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be COM
pleted within twenty days from the opening of the
bids.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebt-
edness, or such other funds as the Government
may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
just before the Flour is received and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of
each bidder who has not the OATH on file in this
ONCE, and bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to yeject any bid
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
223 G street, endorsed Proposals for Flour"
INV Gl-fd Tar fai md
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NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
KILLED..

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O-The Cincinnati
Commercial has the following announcement:
Shanks, correspondent Of the New York
Herald, lost his life at Resaca. The private
telegram communicating this intelligence says
he was killed instantly in Logan breastworks
on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON, May 10, LILO P.M.-To Major
General Cadscalader, Phi1adelphia:-No official
reports Of military operations have been re-
ceivsd by this Department from General Grant
or General Butler.
Reports from Gen. Sherman's command,
dated at Kingston, Georgia, at 2 p. m. TO- day,
announce that Sherman reached Kingston and
encamped last night This morning he ad-
vanced upon the enemy. who again retreated.
The despatch states, while being written,
Rockers and Towards guns were hammer
ing away at Johnston, and the two armies
were in plain sight Of each other, two miles
east Of Kingston.
Davis division, OF the Fourteenth Corps, is
in possession of Rome. The weather is fine,
the roads good and the country more open,
and less mountainous.
(Signed) EDWIN M STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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~ From the publisher, J. T. Lloyd, New
York, we have a copy of Lloyd's excellent to-
biographical map OF Georgia
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DROP OsALs FOR FUEL.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, Z. 8. n. c

w., I
WASHINGTON May Is, 1864.
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office
until Wednesday, the ed day of June 1854. at 2
O'CLOCK p m. for supplying WOOD and COAL to
the 8. Marines at Washington, D. c., from LIST
July, 1864, to 9th June, 1865.
The Wood to be good merchantable oak and to
such points within the walls of the Marine Bar
racks as may be designated by the Commanding
States
The Coal to be best white ash anthracite egg
coal, free from dust; and to wei gh 30 lbs to the
ton; to be weighed. inspected and delivered at
such points wit bin the walls of the Marine Bar
racks as may be esignated by the Command in <
Marine Officer, free of expense, to, the United
States and both Wood and Coal to be furnished
at such times and in such quantities as the said
Commanding Marine Officer may require.
Payments will be made upon the quarterly requ-
sitions of the commanding officer, stating the
quantities required for the use of his command,
agreeably to regulations
guaranty, to be signed by two responsible per
sons whose responsibility must be certified to by
the s District Judge, U. s. District Attorney,
or U. S. Collector, must accompany each proposal,
otherwise it will not be considered.
To be Endorsed Proposals for Fuel.n and ad-
dressed to the undersigned. W. b. SLACK,
my 2-law4w Major and Quartermaster.
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DEAD.-The obituary notices announces the
death Of two venerable and esteemed citizens
Mr. Michael Shank and Mr.. Eleazer Lindsey.
gagged In business on Pennsylvania avenue,
1.-THE latter for some forty years,) ana both had
retired on 4 competence.
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THE TWO ARMIES IN SIGHT OF EACH
OTHER.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON JUST GO
n ing into business. Two SHOW CASES; also,
two COUNTERS, suitable for milliner fancy
store. Also, lot of FRENCH FLOWERS, which
will be sold cheap. my COST
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Municipal ElectiOn-Candidates, &c.

N~NOTICE.-The legal voters of the Sixth
N Ward. who are in favor of John H. Semmes
for Mayor eff Washin ston are requested to meet at
the hall of the Anacostia Engine Company on FRI
DAY EVENING, May 9th, at III o'clock.
9fk
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WI. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
DYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

EXCELLENTsTOCK OF GROCERIBH, LIQUORS.
TOBACCO AND SEGAks, AND FRAME STORE
BUILDING AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, May Path, at 10 O. clo ok,
at the store corner Fourteenth and I. streets, We
ehall sell the entire stock in trade comprisng-
Sugars Coffees, Teas, yrups,
Soaps of various kinds,
Spices, Starch, Gambler,
Hams, Fish Flour, &c. &C.,
Tubs, Buckets. Brooms, Brushes.
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff,
A fne stock of Liquors. principally in wood, com
grising, superior Rye Whisky, Brandy. Gin.
Sherry and Madeira Wines, SC, &c.
Store 6xtures Counter Scales, &c, &c.
AT l2 O'CLOCK
The Frame Store BuildiSg, 90 by %. WITH an aedir
item is BY 90 to be removed within three oays AFTER
The sale.
|Te rms cash. ~,.cuYpu iCS a,..~
2O-d j. ". MS0 OA04 ~ we, Auc0,
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THE RATES OF PAY IN THE NAVY YARD
In the rates of pay given tothe workmen in the
Navy Yard, published in the Star, we stated
tina. the helpers In the blacksnith's depart
ment were receiving &225 per day, which is
erroneous, that rate being given TO fourth.cl
workmen. The rate for helpers and laborers
In the Yard is 80, S1.T5 and $l.50 per day. We
learn that the highest rates Of pay given In the
iron foundry per day Is $2,7a instead Of %. as
stated. as{3B5
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pYW.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
- S. W. corner Pa. av. and 9Th st.

RYW.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. =.
- S. W. corner Pa. av. and 9Th st.
CROCKWARE AND GLASSWARE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, 2lst instant at 10
O'Clock, We will SELL at the Auction Rooms an as.
or rent OF Creekware and Glassware.
my q 1t VIM. L. WALL CO.. Aucts
RY J. G. MCGUIRE EGO, Auctioneers.
BAROUCHE AND CARRYALL AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW Saturday MORNING, fist OF
we shall SELL
Family Carriage or Baroucbe for one Horse.
Square body Carryall, with pole shafts.
my.So-lt &c Nee UIRE & co. Auets.
RYw.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On MOND MORNING, May 30. commencing
at 10 O'Clock, We win sell, at the store of Msssrs.
Fenwick & Co., Island Hall, corner Virginia ave !.
nue. andt street their entire stock of Groceries,
Liquors, and good will the Store for rent. ana
be had on Lease Hpe rent xsfy low al inquire OF
-e
White and Brown Sugars,
Teas, Oofiees, Flour.
Whisky, Wines, Tobacco, Segars,
Canned Fruits, and Condiments,
Wooden, Earthern. and Tin ware.
Glassware. Pc pper, Starch, Spices,
Together with variety OF articles usually Kept IN
well selected retail Grocery Store.
We will SELL at Il clock precisely. Horse, Wagon
Terms:-All sums under $50 cash, over that
amount credit of thirty and sixty days. for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
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EENyC DAVIS CAPTURES ROME, GEORGIA
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GOOD NEWS FROM SHERMAN.
HOOKER AND HOWARD AFTER THE ENEM

Err GUNS HAMMERING JOHNSTONS
REAR.
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The Battle Wednesday

The Battle Wednesday.
THE ENEMY OFT OF SUPPLIES AND HARD
UP.
ATTEMPT TO TURN OUR RIGHT FLANK.
THE ATTEMPT FRUSTRATED.
CHARGE UPON THEIR LINES
CAPTURE OF THEIR RIFLE PITS.
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN.
THE DECISIVE BATTLE AT HAND.
Especial dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, May 10. 12. 10 p. m.-four cor
respondent, aBeta," sends the folio wing, dated
Headquarters Army OF the Potomac, May Is,
~ pm
,Siaee forwarding my ars! dispatch this
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Terms cash. ,r,pr, cc .u...
Nd j. ".
CAyALPY HORSES WANTED.

O6fce Of Chief Quartsrlaastr,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 18th, 1854.
THREE THOUSANps(3, O0O) HORSES WANTED.
One hundred and sixty FIVE ts,66) dollars per head
WIZ pc pa'1 ~ CAvALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty fSe days Al sn'
said horses to be sound in all particulars. not
less than Eve t5l more than nine u years elS
compactly built bride wise, and OF size sumclent
for cavalry purposes. - aha A.
and rieidfv enforced in every particular.
JAMES A. EK1N,
nv 1slm NV Cavalry Bureau,
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MIR. ID. WILLIAM WILL BE THANKFUL TO
1Vl any surgeons or officers in charge of hos pitfalls
for information of any wounded Hungarians under
their care. II. WILLIAM
my le3t 1876 Penna avenue.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING
Il PLAIN SEWING done, Machine Stitching
and also Gentlemen q Shirts made to order can he
accommodated BY calling at MRS. MILLS. No
173 I'd street west, between B and @, Opposite
Harnden's Express Office my I7-Iwe
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Official Gazette

Union TROOPS IN FULL POSSESSION.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE HACKMEN.-The Chronicle OF this morn.
ing has an article in regard to what it terms
the "extortions practiced by hackmen" upon
strangers visiting the city, and says they (the
hackmen) are in the habit of charging sfrom
four to ten times the legal rates" This, we
apprehend, is only one side OF the story. There
are doubtless some black sheep amongst the
hackmen, as well as amongst all other classes
of the community, but as whole the hackmen
of Washington are a respectable, industrious,
law abiding set Of men; and as we do not hear
that any Of them have retired upon fortunes
made by theIr 'sextortions," we conclude that
if they earn a decent livelihood in these times,
(horse.feed being quite double what 1t was FIVE
years ago,) it is lutte as much as they do real
lie. The hacknen complain Of "imposiuons"
continually practiced by strangers upon them,
such AZ bilking them OF their fare after hours
Of hard service; engaging them for extra jobs
and then, not needing their service, declining
to pay them for the detention, &c, sc. Indeed,
the hackmen claim that the imposition bust.
ness is quite on the other leg.
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SCARCE AND DESIRABLR
- MISSES AND CHILDREN,s
BLACK SILK SACQUES, -
BLACK SILK CIRCULARS,
BLACK SILK MANTILL.AS AND
CLOTH SACQUES AND CIRCULARS
n B. All sizes SAT MAXWELL'S
Cloak and Mantilla Store, 326 Pa sy
my 1S-6t between 9th and 10th SITS
EOR SALE-One good shifting top BUGGY and
T set of single harness; in perfect order Price
SI25. Apply between she hours of 3 o. m. and u
~. a. 1s2 street. nsaK FIST. wyE.lws
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A n ELEGANT
"A STOCK OF GODS.

my20-6t [Alex. Gaz. & Jour.I bet. 1
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THE ENEMY OUT OF SUPPLIES AND HARD
Up.
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paaIle aesaIaE : Aaasrssa eeaasy.

wHKREAs, tho fsnelions "a Siate have
been oyzFthfowaei - The sombined action
OF traitors, foDbers and nnrderess: and
Whereas, &c recognize the snergetie and
patriotic Efforts Of Presidess Lincoln 10
erusit Tie rebeiiioa which be f5ahd N ex-
isteuee epen his inanea asd % re-es.
tahliah the gaxefaAatnf, - vel e she pa
triosisgl. inlegrilY and abilities &C Andrew
JohAsan. unK faithful Miiilarv Governor
and heartily ntpfovine the no1Asnaticn Al
these distinguished eatf5ets hy tie BaIti.
more Convenfion Inr tife Presidency aud
Yieo Presidency q Gre Tailed States. and
/ pledging ourselves Eyy sae hearty, cordial
gassa aneep8I tlonal support OF sasidnomineest
NE tlsezei6eo
ReASref That mt s srflioa % thismeet-
I lsg il would be injustice. not to say iagrsti-
ktnsle. "a the tyal satcfaof Tennessee, whom
ws kasesffy bsiipve 60 DO to-day IN a major
ty II this, to teprifs thcaa ef TIC right ct .
parsieipation IN Che election " President
and Wee President aud consequently OF the
exercise Of tie elective f-andAisc dear 10
evegy american Gceman
Hesalred That We are IN svar Of organ
king IN eleetorial ticket Sc She State st
large. and for zach Congressional District,
Rsmlref That haviag inil confidence s.
the patriesism and ability Of Eslonel Il G.
nopk, We heartily andeordially recommend
BIN for The position Of eleetor il this Knox.
wiley district
Rtsoieea, That Tie proceedings Of this
meeting b. published IN BrownIaw's Knox
vile Whlg sE
The forvgoing were spontaneously adopted.
The meeting thea adlauufsd aae dc.
JSo. IEfsAaT, President.
cALvis ADKINS. Secretary,
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Who Are the cepperhsaas I

z CoppeFheals are nurnesoaa ID the Worth
western statea. and they arc trying toorgan-
lie in the secedsa states along tho borders
They airs rebels a. heart sud more 10 Be
drsadeaihan the avossa rehclsofthe south.
They Wit go down In ,isr coming presi.
dsntiat cslltsst
va viii tell our homo readers truly,
what this party is-+1t isshe cd fsa eg she
Union. the States flights Parry cehlaaoAls,
called the Dsno1usy. Of ratter what 4 isis
Of ii. ty odds is meaneal eletssaE The
leaders u tbs traltoregs beas are ~ nssaa
eIaa.srihca at loslng tie Epoils el' otipe - 10
become desperate aad they prefer thsl fsll
Of the tFnloa to the success uf any other
party They differ widely tss 81 odd On
sgsrY subject but oae--that Il pawer.s-
Peaeo Democrats, War Democratic Ken.
tricky comssitatioaaI Democrats State
Rights DenibeYats, sad siowarlgGlt sopfissrn
rebel Delaocrals ara ready p unite On my
PLATFORM foF chs salse DC vietnry They
can al unite On Maelsliaa shaagh man
without any political creed, asl having bui
one idea. TIA endorsement 81 Els hlilIlasy
career, and fhet signal tsisnFe. They
know llsat Il Grant aud sleruas s.rs $40.
epssgial Ia th4 & ia tlss Baltimute sslsel vii
81 elecssd naa II il.ss event slixs ets
prepared 10 apalinsss 81 irs 81 fssaaat
an original abel sio1ial Ind "a thais only
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i ProclamalleA hT Isham G. Harris,
naskkllaF 81 Tennessee.

T0 the Sheriff.. Cer0ne1a and other civil
officers 81 the State ok tennessee. and 20
the OF frfs 81 s)}alaaisd Of tfo1I,s ifDm said
State !. liltE bll llagS N III hospital
Ehefaas. saaanev Ii,r Congress 10 the
Ilsli Congressional District 81 Tennessee,
haa been eteasioned b the death Of Hon.
ihisid IL EHrFit, y0a are therefore com
nianaed 10 open ard Hold al election III
spkursass. the fasit day cf AHgnst. 1861,
80 ell ito voting plntes Ii ygur respective
eouHtI,ss. anil ia tic esipps0f che army. and
at sneh other poifsta rs Tennessee soldiers
may b Oh duty, o. 10 hospital Oh tlIe day
bf election. lit pursuance ~ an ret of Cons
grcss, eHtislsd '.an net 70 provide or hold.
ing elsetioise Isf representatives 10 the Con.
gFcss Of ti1e Confederate States - the State
~ TnnnesAee approved May Isl, 1863.
and al act amendatery thereof. approved
June siii 1864. Tor tic purpose Of filing
eaii vacane, and tina fstnrn thereof make
10 800 according 20 law. 10 testimony
z.- / Eai.As O. iIAsals. Governor
is of Tennessee, have hofeahto set
- NJ hand and esase lisc great seal
Of the Statssto he affixed, thiH DC zlth day
Of .Jiine, 4, u 1864
lsa-ka G. uaRars,
Isy tie Governor
E IL RaY. secretary ii state
Trslnasscs fapsFs .sRf Proclamation tilI
slectiea W
AsoAe af Sc sTsnAezsee papeTsf' we
copy, sasa ~ sloail sl,stosec yonr mn
ions sl,s i ssesi IN this ssaasy - vote
This ntan Havis. she primer Of sascala,
sent . rysssik prseIasnatiqp here 70 enc u
his Nashville xsmea, and VIC regret that &c
arc not 10 posssssloe 8 ikso q palsiish
it side 3 si5e nisis ssls z psala csatrasi
most tssatisaIly lie reln:nsh Der IL che
AsllfiliiHg times they bad eAiay "a at Athens
AVID KpoxsilIe We must hava hat letter
yet.
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A private letter from Nashville inform.
Us that there are now Eye hundred person,
there seeking transportation through To
Fast Tennessee. Many Of them went or.
through Idle eugiessfy, and others as refa.
gs,es, AMI no,9 tiley ean't get back, aud ars
angry Wit. 81 who don't iabor 10 get them
back General sbesmah's order Is to stop
tI,sse crowds Of citizens, aad he viii have
hiA oplorss,seye3. For theHex. Es~ weeks
tho blockade win Be stiH more rigid, and
men who are not compelled 80 go ont bad
better stay at home. if they know what Is
good Cor them.
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Inlernal Asfaeltles.

Tho spirit Of leHaons seems 70 posksss
tho rebel gserrisles il upper Rsst aeanss.
see, who arc now fsbl,ing and numbering
In tho different eaansies. 9hcy spare moi
tho aged OF the young MAZE Or female.
Property tIses ealfs earry on Of uss, they
destroy. Let them ran shsir faee. Tor it
Is destined to be short Thoss soantlss
wiz be visited soon With Fedsf1I sroops,
who u psY these dcsiia baek laslsir own
coin. What punishment u toaRsssre Is be
ineted oat . these tends 10 human slapss
Let our loys seoso Il that mono Of these
bslstes Be ssken prisoners baeanse ss,sy-
lIa..ge - Lsa as.
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me FraakIin House.

Tho weather being zoo warn. 6r as to
walk Over home for dinner one day lsss
week, We called IN a. the newly oPened
hotel By Cooper 4 Love, in front Of the
Court House, aud found q in all respects
one % the best hoascs between here and
LsaIssiiie Everything is clean, in good
order, and the table Is as good as the eoua-
try can afford The hosse IS having a good
run Of custom and richly deserves Il
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HcalIA q KneIx,slne.

Tie weather Is unusually warm wi ans
hnl eur skn and vieiaitY sar@ nasss J .lllls
hcalshy We attribntc a god health 4
the vigilancO ef Llcst "a rho la.
superinteaded the clcaelaln -. lowa
BY his stern ana energetic course he has
offended some. l.ss he has done i great pub
lie service. aad has materially beaeated eyen
those who have taken osfeneN mall tham
70 il. Lientenasf, and make thensall slcaa
up, and 6aros AhsuA 60 kssp clags. -
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Let ell wks get bold al thls issae Il ses
KaoxvDls wuls. peruso the prOesOdias 9
the Legai afskasla Casrsatsea ressasly
held hers. "a The first page fhS delegates
wsre intslfigeat ,nou, aad rePrsseassd Eas'
Tennessee leyaiists- These sxPFessios'
show very clearly wAeps the people ~
drifting 10. and what i e esthe fasUo q
things in this eOaRtry,
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indictments COR freasoa.

The late Federal Grand Jury setting hero
found SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY
bills ofinGletment for sressoa against res5yls
The Jury hold over. aud arc 70 rc-assemblls
ia he fhll, when II Is hoped they vii spd
six hundred more Traitors must be pun.
ished. and treason rendered Oaioas. An
shese Grand Jurors are the very men 70 =
the work
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Rebels N Business.

There are certainly & iee rcbcls and rebel
symPathiners doing business in East Ten
nessec. who arc not entitled % the .rEiFilege~
We are occasionally imposed upoa BY a.
terestei Union men coming forwartl and en-
dorsing for thesc men. Renewals Of their
permits viii be withheld hereaftcr, and ,as
parties endorsing them wili be asrkga.
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0ur 81 lIenlIIs. sRhserlhers.

Persons taking our paper lor sir saoaths
wiIl be disappOinted in finding 10 paper
seat them The reason is. their tsee is ct
for which they hare paid and the coss Of
paper and labor % Us $50 greatly increased
over Former years that We can't send out an
issue moro than Il paid for
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In 0etobsr iast ssse 5sx.as -s,.f,,.,-
liberatsty assnieeea Tssn.. -, -
Greene comfy. IN is lzsk st.. 800, y
Kentucky, shese - i Res. lie : 80 - :, -
= . dsscrtsr ispas tie rsbei army. ans y !;
passing CO Uniss mn. lie j. a ,m,I,
man. witIi iblD eyes, dark hair. dark ,k.,
and Is 20 marked. He has hi- pane en-
craven On his leis sraa. aud the picture Of /,
woman on hrs right spaa. This ssoznsrel
ought to be broagsst % jastiee IS be mar.
dered Uplpn bran for no jpsli6abIe saass
We hope the layaI papers win pass hi,a
round.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
eorresnarIIeIIle sIrsaEdInaFl.

Tie &IEsp sE fpaassse ssll txs
plssa ITSELF ata s given - Vne Of ihs Ind.
dents If sls rebellion
EANp lilslra Oule TubnxTkgn iss
georgia Jane 10th, 1854.
Fs,saen kSesasess. Fave been ihisfniea
hy good aatise1l y il,sls yast hhFe sesst my
Wis uat ef tie linda Of Knoxville 1.41r
aulh0rltg Tor sesitt 81 Is fsiystoi,y 70 iae,
and II have beea informed son mad no
pfssv0estioh Cor doing 80. y0n viii SiIibrtM
me 81 vote SEASONS lsamediately, isrs4 in.
tend "a leak Il ai., and viii ineestigato the
matter Ia koud earnest
M. volunteer II tie IsItsh Ohi1 Vol
sasscer iaIhutts Fnf4fierniors ana white,
and lighting for persouai rights, ~ vel ~
for snssainlag or cnaatgys andsH nfy wife
Qassnnt iitse Ain uuI lines / must know
the reason. Address company T., lepsh
regiment, 81 division, ist bfigatla
Respectfully, Bolsss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

~ Rev 4donii4if Williams, formerly u
tAs Hsheou g'uhIsecnec. writes to have b..
iianc ,iaeca 90 the liseof Union prsseser,.
lie was one Of tho f0at preachers in sos,A.
western Missouri. during Prices reign, vho
remained true TO the t;oyernment. for Wbiyh
he suffered imprisonment snsl he loss 4
ell his earthly good. lie i 81 present TX
ing At Misunderstanding county, Kansas, n
which point he wiIs Be giaA . iaear from his
former associates and loyal brctirea Of the
HolSton Conferences