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sArrESDED WITH THE FOLLOWING sTNPzoss.
Indsposition 70 ExeTtion Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Iiihculty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakefulness,
Dinlness Of Vision, Pam IN the Back,
Universal LassItude Ofthe Finishing Of the Body
Muscular System, ErupdOns on the Face,
Hot HANDS, Palid COunienalce,
Dryness OF the Skin
These symptoms, II allowed b go OF. which this
medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one OF which the patient may expire. VINO can
say that they are not frequently followed BY those
dreadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF the cause Of their suffering
but none VIII confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylulns and the melancholy deaths by consunp-
ton, bear ample witness 10 the truth of the
ton. I.l
THE CONSTITUTION, OSgE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires TIE aid OF medicine b strengthen and in
yigOrate the system, which HELABOLIfS tx
TRACT BUCRU invariably does. trisl W.u con
vince the most skeptclj-
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the day Aforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed
and at such suitable places as viii be
convenient 70 the soldiers, who are
hereby declared entitled 70 vote with>
out oath or registration
In testimony whereof, !, Andrew
- johnson, Military Govern
or OF the State of Tennes-
La see, do hereunto set my
hand, and have caused the
Great Seal Of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
Goth day Of September, A. D., 1864
BY the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest: EDWARD II. East,
Secretary of State.
-.
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Quartermaster's Department.

BvT. BRIG. GEN. ). L DONALDSON,
Chief QusrtermGster, Department Of the Cifnber-
land. Office 100 CherrY-street
CAPT. JAS. p. RUsLIgG A. Q. NJ.
Chief Assistant Quartermsster. Office los Cherry
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But in cases where the County
Court fal az neglect teaPPOiRt inspect
ors or Judges az election, and there is
no sheriff or ether civil officer in the
county qualis''d by Law to open and
bold sad. eleetion,s the Registratipg
agents, heteto;lppended, may act in his
stead, ard IN sli rsspeeis discharge the
duties imposed, IA such cases, upon
sheriffs. 80 i+a
72 In Ike X1A1nez, IN isEdeclRred the
duty of the military officers command
ing Tennessee Regiments, battaliopH, or
detached squads, and surgeons in
charge, Of Tee hospitals q Tennessee
soldiers. 20 open and hold elections on
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W "a AGGsOAAL IN AELLA0E NCE
IN EVERY NUMBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO sUBSCRIBEf .a.
NOW Is THE TINE 10 sUBscRLBRf
NOW IS THE TIM 10 SUBsCRIBEi
NOW IS THE TIIE TO SUBsCRBEi
ONLY O. 90 FOX THREE MogZHS
ONLY u 80 FOR THREE MONTRSi
ONLY g 80 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY o. 90 FOR THREE MONTHS
Which will embrace the Entire Period
Of the Impending Campaign
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Ii 8 ~ bTHNEAS,
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. q. NJ, ia
ehsrge Of AoFer ami Depot TrAnsDortsnOn ana Fuel
Tor steamers. Office IS Cherry street
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NIght Emissions Curea.

Union street Nashville, Tann,
Janl vii meet win pTompt attention.
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Bold Lying by the Rebels.

The BriStot- K',ozrlls Register stsies that eight
dssszoed q Giiefn's command had Hrrived At that.
point yho had been captured in the stampede at
A0FTistown The missing frun that command.
killed. wounded and captured. number oie hRsdrsa
cad ayftsoH. For rebel paper, the magHifyibg Of
10 into 600 is moderate enough
Bat the Register states that John Morgan was
,o,saaa1a by Gillg1ns command Ia 9reeheyilie, and
drown across horse and psraded through the
srcsts IN dying condition, sud bad his featuras
narred by the brutal YAAkees The truth i, tlht
Morgan xSs killed IN tha garden az Ms williasss
and killed o. toe spot He hOdy xas turned ever
to hh fiends5 and sent 70 AbiRgion 10 bis wife
The wholesale sbuse sf Gilien's uasn We shall not
rsFiy to- Il may be that these men may, IN the
cour's u humsn eYeuis rSit Bristol this winter OF
the ecming sI'ring. shouid they do -, and leavs
me stone upon smother of that printing 0fBne, We
shsA endorse al that sperry has said Of them
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Few Plain words.

When gentlemen expsess 70 Us then sympathy Tor
rebes in prisoa and feF suffering rebel families We
gclnt them 10 the rpincd UhioR families snd for
azps, 30 the dead snd woandea Unfen soldiers.
krpsa into The war, sad suffering from this ihfsrnal
'yhcIion, broaghi OF BY the RdSice and eSuaol 81
these very Perzons for whom there Is nov 80 much
a5noerr
Or syrnpafties are on the side OF the Union pris-
oners Tn.on families, and Union soldiers, and we
wish 70 zee Justice done 70 them and thei, before
az infsmous pack Of sEsitsrs and seoond-hNnded
5e-S are provided fer. To say that certain rebels
have seen better asys that their people Of the
sa standing bat aggravstes their case. TheiF for
Ber wealth and responsibility and positions have
gwen them their iasaeSoe for Bsischief, and they
ought 70 be punished for IL
Let ~ rssls, rich and poor, ground their arms ef
rebsIlion submii - the Unissd States authorities Il
thay want Friendship and protection. Let those who
have tnkea the amnesty 0ath live ag 90 il and eease
70 sci Is spioS and ls. ST she are asking fase ol
the Federal authorities cease 70 abuse the Govern
nsat and is military commanders, and show that
shey are sincere ia their professions, and ne man
all be more sctive than We vii In trying 10 sas,
lAib and protect them. wier~ they fan shoFt 81
s ne are Ger sehding them eat II tho couniry, %
u with their fFiezsds ~ DixiS.
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BeIIlgereni.

The Richmond paPers give The following serap Of
SzT news. The parties eagsgod bid fair 70 give
Is Vessee an uhenvisbls position Ia lhs history of
tas - sllioB
ga ~. ID skGiiaagsa Feesc asS ssAn SRd foots qasg
r.5 - - y seczaf fits aEAg ssstod 10 ths Psass
tg al ~ "a Nets saa EszA we're ssaa e $500 sssA
Asg a A. ga ~ hssg tAe Pssee tsf tsssFs noni
This Is the Highest compliment ever psia 70 oar
EsF Tennesee reresea 'atiye IN ths rebel oongFess
De never vas suspected b <ere Of EahIng 70 hgha
We tried for Ten years before the rebellion V ge'
ann to break the peaee, bat never ceaid pF0H0he
hilu.
The bonds Tor S5o,oo0 are about egFnai TO tl,1oe
ia current Hsoney-ths price of buck negro -
bis the etiinats placed upon The life II oie ef thsr
CoEgressmen1 AZ 10 Aitshe, they either aee 20
value upon him xhateYer, or ihey have oonclasssd
that be did not want TO hght
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Staying Gen. GIlIen Alive!

'Thruugh friends up the country Se have bean fur
Eishsd with foaT Issues Of the DAILY Bristol Raar
sigs Resistv. A long article against Gen. Gillam,
Il whAt is charged b trps makes snish Il hifai
l, charges that his father was q poor mar, and
katter By tudsf This charge established, ought 70
kiA ea any man. Lincoln was q r1it-sPiittsr f.
Andrew JchusOn was tesiorl Old Tom Ewing,
Of Ohio, The fAthsr-in-Iax OF Gen. Sherman, was a
satt-b5IlerI General Sherman himself wss .
aAoR teaeAerf General Grant VISA q Aired clerk
Thomas Gown waa ,1oodsAasisyl According
10 The southern standard Of respectAbilisy,
tbess Iaen are all degradod fAr below the level Of
asy Of The besg bioods Of The Cotton States who
sscvassa by being the esssers u Stare property I
True, The properly l. itiseratsng, and tgiss seea
E6se bus it is respectable 70 have owned IL 10 be
related 70 those who have owned such properly
AocordiBg 10 shs soaahsFn standard Of sespecta.
bility, there have been great many iov-hasg men
in high positions. Ds.Frsnkls ~as = poor printer
boy and with Wnshlagtoa'a sanction be was made
minister % tlss Court Of 81 JAmesl Sherman, the
New Eaglana statesman vas shos aAS bed maker,
and % was DAnie shaGy. Of Virginia. HeFsch6lit
the grsas aGtsoneraeF sas the son ef paer ffer t
t1s ar7sgI JET. Davis President Of the southern
Confederscy, vas ths sOn Of poor woman by the
Hszas Of Davis, who never WA married, and was
educated at West FoInt by the charitabls 0Ovwn-
hsana Of che United States. General Taylor, Ylf-
gihis-born sri~tocrat and large slave owner Oh
ecsea 70 Davis marrying his daughaar ca account Of
bis having no parsasst j. A. EjpefFy, ths bfiilisni
editor Of she Bristot-Ksorvists eytster, vas~onee
oosifard ia rkHs1stiaaia 40 sesstuv yutE nsscs
4 Il af
as came FROM OF where this rebellion win land usi
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"A Ward % the Delegates.

n,eAeisgASss appointed to attend the Nashville
state Convention willing and ready 10 So II J;
wers possible 10 do But the large army Of Heed
IN fronf Of Nashville, sad the disturbed condition
of she Railroad render it impossible To rsaeh there
With any safety, Il has beea saggestsa that the
delegates 60 On hogseh~ok over the HoantainA and
th,n take the cars by way Of Louisville. To this
Ne reply that our citizens, willing - 50 By rail
bsve neitbsr the money OF horsss 30 perform this
.oycrlsnd Journey % say nothing Of the oud- high
waters. med and exposure Of the trip.
Our EAa Teaaesses delegstes, therefore, VII nes
BE- IN SttsHasace We hope the meeting may hc
postponed, at least Cor month, and then the same
delegates can stiehd- They have been telegrsphed
"a do 50. IRdeod, the iass Of holding State Con
YeatiOs with $4,000 Febels thGndsring Al ths gates
os Nashville is psrfeetly Ridiculous.
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Capt. Joseph HOfmssier.

Hr. Editor u has heen rumsred that Capt Jo-
ssph Bsensster, Of HawklaA, vas eapsssea By lhs
fstoa of Gen. Sheridan, near WinehssAr, Va tws
or three months since and that be haa heen sent
North. gapt HoaEsssss, uHdss The rebel tshialbg
Of his unels, Majof Hofd, beosme net enly trailer
bs. a murderer. II 3 an5ersseod shst be ives the
osscsr who detailed aaafa of mea % murder Old
nan Bird Of Hnneopk soaats. Such EnAn oagAt
never "a he exchanged - RrIsopsF ef war bai
s,ssIa Be made an ozaHple Of and ssifef the tIsi
panIshnlshs az bis crime Can yep infOsm gsur
roadsrs whethsg csptain H0llaassA has 5ss beeH
indeed Il hs isotas t subject iof pFessptsaent
By tAs Grand gays svs5ics
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saaerlngs Of the Reragees.

Refugees fnom he eSEuntiss sbase ase eozaihg In
daily hai in asm0ss aszsitasssoaaitiOu The Rslief
Association hase aosAiag 70 aid thOn xisA Thou
sands of dollars worth u blARks;s, weolsa goods,
shoes ard Ppoyisleas are betwOoa Lcahsills and
ohastaaoogs iseksa up bard and lasi by the bloek-
ade sghea tkey win Fsash hers. No one can teli IN
The pFssent shAsa ~ aairs. IA i, hoscyer, CRAFTY.
IaR IS knaH fhas Cen T.lis0a VIII ebasiEass aaua-
her q kpussa ios tAsms right away. ssutA Of TIE
fstsF. eesysaiens 70 WOOD Rysry house.. ssAhle,
kisSAea and shAnty n shs town i oocpied.
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n thefsnanss movements bat is Others sow On foot
sna ths eoantsy VII Feioics over more than Hhe
yietsff IN hes thah eesk
Rebel papers are vary quios vith tegafd . shsr-
man - - esf
TIE Riehiaohd Kssmihss Of tks lelh ally 81
mIss shaf Ehsrsnan has ts6ssed tha Ogeshee river,
ana + moving n BE direction u sa7sBnhh and On
TIE 7tb Ne vas within teshiy-ys miles q that cit
usarching dkhtcea miles day.
A s6Hihthed nayai md IaAd eKpesilti5a ffosn
Beaafost moved up Bnosd river and Destroyed fo-
octhilgo Hridge thus eating en haslFoad eomnnii'
nieatioa between ChafItston and SAvannah, Ieaying
a lsstet city asolassd fm any rsinf5rccfneits uen
tha NeFth.
Gen. Fosters scouts bad communicated with Gen.
Sherman
On the Ah, the enemy made 4 dsspcfais assault
on Marfrsesbot0, Tenn, but vsrs repafsed By
Gen. Rousseau with heavy losG
Gen. Bate commanding the rebsls, b reported
killed a~ ~
The Tcancssee frsAsIf trocts say they win aghs
nsw, bat win not leave the stste.
Affairs ara ss5lf unchanged around Esshvfiis.
james Speed has been confirmed Is Astoraey
General. ~
The Bankrups BlIi hes passed eongrssa.
Gold ciosed In New York at SSs.
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TIE Trsasary Departures. authorized ND 70 allow
men wisbing b retire from bsasiHess 10 sell their
remnants 70 loyal men having permits for Trade
Stores This privileges has besn abasOd and wli IN
fasnra be met In the proper spirit sBd the proper
remedy WIN bs applied Those wishing % sell o0s
can AiI 90 -, under The same restrictioas eus in
selling their stocks and houses out aher this date
they viii ,ell With thss their privileges % trade
and viii 60 out % She business Is Ne VIII ncs saHc
Ton this mode Of multiplying stores sHdsppiicAnls
fer permits, whether ahaeBg soldiers or eitizsns,
w. q. BReMELoN,
AAss SPEC, Agt Trsas. Dspk
Deessnber "a, 1864
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In pursuance Of The notlcs heretofore given, .
Ia KnoxvlIa on Monday, the sth inst, representing
al the counties bot about two, and proceeded with
great harmony and uHanimity 70 transad The basi-
ness OF Gbs Convention. On motion, Samuel r.
Rodgers, Esq4 was called 70 pre.ide, and L. O.
Hook waa chosen as secrstary.
The chairman explained the object II the Con-
ysniiea ih patriotic spsech and announced 10 the
meeting that tksy were ready 70 proceed 70 business
On motion, he counties we're called BY name, and
reported their deesats 70 The NAshyills STATE Con.
vensi0u q The lssh u DeeaFnber, as foIlows'
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Three years age, some ore haadrca ard Hfsy Of ~
lay in this Eaexviis Jail beeuse s did nst believe
that the perarel sooandras and roseR-heartei trA-
tosS who ges up this inferni reheli0a patriots
and gestlenasn. On ChFistnsst day the Unios ls-
dios in ana around town furnished u a splendid
dianes Fer this o6ssss they vere threatened With
Imprisonment BY that gFsOeless villaln, CyTs Raps
~, the confedsrate Attorney wko went H. work 70
hunt up The names Of al sho contributed. lie was
prevvnted from carrying Oas his threat. froln bis
fsar Of he hazbAnds Of these ladies
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FIags or Truce fritks OF tAe kebsis..:: ;. !:
Interesting Correspondents -. heaa
and Reflect.


The Major GeaeFss commanding aeFe haa rcse'f-
ed tae gsewias tslsgrans trem The ssasa, e xales
he l,ss rvspunaed In hppFOpsiaie lantusge aepo.A
Carter and oshsrs ua4vs E e ttsee s ss' ''i'a''
the exchange of astssh psoaeFs h'l he fsleas ar
n.st Disposed "a stsae ly even tlst tsgseesaenl Ihe
,ru,h i. when they want - lcara oas Nhefeaeoas.
and sur ssteassh, Ihss send IN Dag cf tss'eA ana
.,,.scr AN some rebel female wanting 10 gst he'ne
Bu. the correspondence viii explain i'self'
srHAwnrKa4 PLkIss Dee. slh, 1854.
Elistaia hfbrFVae, 4. 4. O.: f,...,.....,.
Fhe Sag 81 fte brings de~pasehes tof Vos,alssa.
,,,,- ssfs~se n a FsgcsS East TeHnessee alsp ne
ReiIowias % Col Ttorhri1ga Ssraweefsy =
= ssaa ssss 40 e ssses s,I. = ,'S's ss' = We W.
dssIrsa b rSsefh 70 hcr home IN Mctiina equally,
Esst TENNESSEE hare Gen. Cartsrs promise te
render her sli necessary a.sistsnce 70 shal end.
rslEnsdl J xArsus, j,
sy opnnana Of nsDsa Itaxnssp,
MAJ "a O n. A.
Ia Answsf g this ssai TIE toElowing
KHoxvItlE, TEsx, Dee sth, 1894.
casansaissllsS 0sleer, lStrapberry Piaiass
i am dirceted BY the Commanding 0snsfai . say
that you can recssve Miss RagAa--treat her kindly,
bat With the understanding that she vsll be peni 30
the p. NJ. Geaeral who VII institute az inyessgA-
ten " ascertain what she brings through With hes
ana that shc win Be required 70 take the osth % az
Irisnee 70 The Unitod States, and II Thoughts pnpet
4he amnesty aath. II b not undarstood by General
Carter that Gag Of truce l. necessary o. admissible
in passing refugees OF ether Hou-ceSnhatant from
one line 90 another. Yeu viii Feceve the ccnintsI.
nications addressed % the Commanding Oficer U.
s. FeFces In East Tennesaee, and transmit them BY
frat opportunity 10 thess hesdqaartsrs a copy OF
this asspasch yea win plesee sd 20 tie ocef bear
isV he Gag al truce n1d terminate she iaterTiew.
tsignedI r. AoEseW
Captain and A. A. Q.
The foIlovIhg despatch was then received:
SrHkNpERax PIhrSs. Dec. slh, 1864
Cl1J,t r. MoTroe A. 4. g.. -
MsiOf Clarke 0onfedswata IN shargc uf Gag Of
irnce requests permission 10 leave n nurse with
wounded oelceF as Merriseown. A widow Fowler,
who accompanied tia Aag from Gfeehssiiie bS per
through ~ Knexvflle where her son, Lieut.. Fowler
Of The Federal army shs says now T.
ISiERedl LAFAYKrFK HAMAaxD,
Major Commanding.
To this the following answer wa sents
KNoxYILLK Dec eth, le6l
Ag. Lafayette Hapaassd, css,mapsi's Strawberry
fEaiass
II ihe oiRcsr having the hAg Of tracs informs yoa
tkst there Of the eheays forces this side o
MarFietowh yOn can allow him 90 leave EuRse with
the officer ii MUFTistown reporting the name Of o.
acta and nrSs 10 you. Mira Fewleg viii he kesa ~
Gea. Carrier At this place.
By command Of MAier General SToNEsaAE.
tsigsedl r. hoHRow,
CaPs. sad A. A. o. 4
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The LIauOr Traffic.

Men are e'znstaBtly arrested heFsf0F sslling liquor
and they invariably come 70 for relief Those ar
rests are made by the military authorities, and we
have nothing 70 DO Rith them. We seprppe ihssa,
and would like 70 see mere Of them made Wears
ies the orders shd Fegsiaiions Of tie army bsing
e1iosDsa ead oszge5, la who win suffer.
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out or Paper.

We are compelled to appear 1T \ half sheet this
week the operations sf Heed As'tsg TTsrensod our
sapply Il P~pcF. We have fns iet On ths roete
somexhege. pad ios, sRa when thsss tsOables are
cver snd the trains again rin regularly, We shah
issue tTr paper - heretofore. There Is no paPort IN
this e,uRtry, and il osn eniy be lad hy bringing
frOm Cincinnati cr Lcuisvills We hope this state
men, wiz b. Satisfactory as il il the best that ean
h at,na ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Hood Locking 10 Kentueky or East
Tennessee !


Hood Locking TO Kentucky or East
3sss Tennessee ]
.A--za.----------
South Carolina ''PullIHg Back. again.
What the Rebels say ,eT Sherman.
-
state Or Affairs nj Nashville.
semmes's Vessel Reported Wrecked.
lmporsant koYemeHls on the James.
-----------~---s------------~-
aEEAf EXCITEMENT AT MEMPHIs!l
BesaTsgafd Marching on 1t. Pillow !
Reports from Rebel Papers.
sherman Advancing on Savannah
GRANT HEAVILY REINF0RCEDl
Movement on RIehmend Expected
Roseerans Superseded by DOdgei
Gen. LION Marching into Kentucky
with 40,00O kebelsl
Great Victories Expected in Less than
0 Week.
Sherman has Crossed the Ogeehee
River.
Communication cut Between Charles
ton and Savannah.
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seatA earelIna ..PallInE Baek. AgaIn
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Great Victories Expected in Less than
0 Week.
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Bssnet u freeaoln. " fssemsu safsrisd
Heaeoa 81 hsrs 70 a Esitias verdi
sAiatag sbevs is ths ssssrf thsuiae,
"A ~. IN sAs xuFky slssds e wfeaE-
Clouas that shall roig frss thelt beans Of Eight.
TN ths xAols Suussa dsna Is hloS And bright.
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Communication cut Between Charles.
ton and Savannah.
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pxfYAaIn uAssa-A rebel fresn JeaeFson
eosiaiy, laasssed 81 he FeasAi urand Jury ssef
ssasa, Aas pspyea hll loyalty ard ealiaeled ssoe
al vouchers. Va haFp elsss og Unian men whose
la.snses il i d testfy Or rsbsla Whas share q
ths profits Do sheg ssaHsei
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Knoxville, Tennessee, Dec. u, 'ss4.
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Sherman has Crossed the Ogeehee
River.
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VIVA. The Rebels say OF Sherman.
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N5NttFE7stFE9 ~ Attllf ANNNs
Tha Tsgbsinss WashInetan apaeal Bays Thnnias
isgewrms,hss a WBshlnglen IN Hatufae5 that 1ntk,
ibg eosila move as1utsa Nashylss Aiieul Slipping
sp. -
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ssnnss's Vessel reported wrecked.
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state Or Aiafrs at Nashville.
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Gen. Lyon Marching into Kentucky
with l0,00O kebelsl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

Tks hllsNiag ssiaotssrd - fsas loyal men IL
Louder, W were awAse q ile tsuth o snsi We giss
Il pabNeisy % shew whes eus authorities are d0inE
sOr one Of the most bitter, sneaklng sod ahrsehilng
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

lnpsrians Movements on the James.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-04
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-04

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