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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18
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on the Hth Of August, iss., atio o'clock, =. m.
EnIpNIr,ggnr, 80. IA lL..-gL.. H.. D..
''A'iioAA AND mlscELLANEous GOODS.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

by JAMES G. MCGUIRE q CO.,
II AUCTIONEERs.
On TUEsDAY AFTERNOON, August %, 1854,
AZ so'eloek, We Ihall sell, at public sale, on the
premises, the west half OF square No. s2s. front
Ing on north NJ, boundary, and Fifth streets east,
containing about ~ SIS square feet In lots 20 suit
Green. ~. NJ
Terms OF sale, ons-feurth oash; ,hs balance In q,
~ and 10 month";. Deed given and deed OF trust
taken TO secure the deferred payments.
cost Of the purchasers.
JOHN L. KENDALL
T. NJ. HANSON,
SAMUEL NORMENT,
Committee OF National Building Association.
JAS. @ MCGUIRE CO.;
au3-eo&ds Auotioneers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

WAR RISKS TAKEN ON LIFE, AT THE
LOWEST RATES.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

INllE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
L East Washington NJ. f. Sabbath School will
tShe place on TUESDAY, August 23d, 1854
Cars WIZ leave the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Depot at 7 80 a. m. precisely, and proceed to Union
Grove, BadensbuTg, where the day will be spent,
Good Music and supply Of Confectionery and
Ice Cream will he provided. - -
Tickets for the trip can be pBocured OF any OF
Tuesday morning.
PriGe of tickets For Ndultr, 90 cents; for chill.
dFen, 95 GsntB, -
Ali fhends Of Sabbath schools are Cordially IN.
vited TO participate In the pleasures that may be
afforded on that occasion, - =
by order OF the Committee o. Arrangements
JAMES u PEAKE, iSesrOtary.
Aulo-IhISN,pdoh' &C. .. ,L1-- a sf1hE
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

~ II L G A r y ms TIT U T E.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LACIEs Nos. 1877
and 1873 Spruce street, Philadelphia, will reopen
on TUESDAY,, September goth. Letters to the
above address will receive prompt attention. Per-
Ponal application can he made after August 81,
1861 to MADAME D'HERVILLY,
6uls-im' Principal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-18

DOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD.
III ing corner Il Louisiana avenue and Tenth
ftfeet, two large halls and for rooms Of conve-
nient size, suitable for associations, insurance
officer, law offices, SO. Tho rooms have lately
been renovated and fitted up for the purpose
Apply At GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on LOUISE
ans avenue, ness Teuth stroo'. je2l-n
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

s. fa'.s' Ss az s.a ss .;: :r
s. From SsS i ..S f,ss:a ass,s
aid oas sis,y: ssIIarsS %S;.
wssBeurne Yates. wife and four chlldrcn McIIato1
sssss n: s:$ " children.
Mr. ogden two children aud % servant nth Horace Davis
"a .i a FssS.
Es ave :saa s's ss sss ,fs wv .S
and ses 'Pd was WIZ snd ssi ass
p.rksgr., Crosby xr. d srsdhos and child, Crccs
81 s.. f'!;ss W.T. s;sss Sss1 A;e
orse .na da"ss,sr NJ. Martin AND wf .sse. M.
Byw.,er Two childrea aaa servant; X W Hull wife.
9s,!sn rSssisSsa e.: s.Ssi
S.;Is1 "! Ss; Ss; Srs. ~
Lucas. J z Cohen, sIfe aud shiai 4 ana y Z Day "
sas .u Es nnG s%s saslss sss
lsss sss'%if s.ss ss 10 t "" Bell Mel
su.hy, Mrs Van WAGNER ana asnsh,sr aos. cangusp.
Bsnnius H'"'''' N''''' '-S''-'' '''V'' '''''-
Of Lasisnd KiizsbesS shscsieon mrs Issr Mrs Howard
G 3. s. S os ssa .s As: ass rhss. ns ns
,. ss 'st sssSfs S ses Vss % % s:as sas
wife, Of Baltimore; . Dorsnd wallace Duraud,
Mr. Msccornsc MI Rorslle. Armsirong. > a Ayres. "
Coscna, PerY; " Parker, Rev zsesuene,, y Obi.
william MiiSer, Conrad Drtrss Of Philadelphia;
Wells Alfred Haret. Mr. Whtetord and lady. Chss Hol
land wife -four children aud nurss Charles wilton n&sie
aud ady, Madam Ointment. Mrs Hutchinson Ann Bo0te
k<eund. Mr. ssii.bure Isstse WIN cs,icn b
ksrnctt. II Con roy Mrs A Wadfel. Miss VI Weiles,
Cbas Holland and family, ! Ludlow. John Hughes of
Balunorc; Mrs Z Fickie aud child, Cgmingvosn,
N WATSON. p Rfmstiha aud wife, Juan Revmlta.
racheo. Chs Ihorp Vim Ridodsie ighn Rodd jose 90.
York Guatarrsm MRS Nerrn Loon Cheese, of Pbia.
dephe gam ", 0ddsnu. Of BAtims.. yrv Hnch Lane.
ef YbilA1Nphht AsutAss Rose of Cuba, M Tbs00
ssA ~ Q>iAes-eish eikess IN tAs strcrNas
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

s.Astse wss. b roossvsd ,sfsrwsatsa q sss captrs
Year committee oassss ossss thu rspsss vsshsus e..
pressing thsr oblgstoas 70 the oco Of the navy sad
army With Whom they were brought In contact for
the assistance they rendered Il true your COMMITTEES
were furnished By the 6eerotary Of With tbs fues
authority y eaa cese Aay u NE army suoA -.
voes - they m9h require 20 enable ths TO make the
lnvcstisattoa 0evoavs1 upoa then By Congress- Bss
they fouDa thai such suthcsty needed The army
and navy o11cers u every point they visited sviaosl
oe9e TO aA tho committee N every way IN their pswss
ead ell sxprossed tho highest satisfaction that Congress
had promptly taken steps 70 ascertain the sss co.,
nsoted with ths fearful and bloody Wsnsaotiso Ad the
hope thai The investigation would lead TO pfomps
ead decisive measures the part OF the government
Your co1mittee would mention moro particularly the
names of General Masoa Brayman. Military Com.
q staR. Captain A. n rsanock. United stsses Navy,
Fleet Captain OF the Mssssippi squadron Captain James
Shirk, Uaitsd States Navy surgeon Horace wardncs,
U chasee Of tho nouad CITY General Hospital; Captain
Ihss FARRELL, United 6eafes Navy n command Of tho
guoooat Hastinss which furnished By Captain Pea
nook y oonvey the commitss 70 Fort Pillow and Mem
PITTS; Captain THONGS Pattlsou, Naval Commandaat q
Memphis General q. @. Washburne aud the officers Of
their respective Commands, among thosa 70 Whom they
Are ip4ebtsd for assistance and attention
All d witch u respectfully Submitted.
B. =. WADE,
ID. ". G0O0H.
Adopted by the oomuittee e. their report
B. r. WADE. Uhairmaa.
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

voAa prssabls 1svs sarsasu' gravity 70 ws9 49,
bss!nsss strsss Q. ane eveaing A. eseh 80 -
doorways the grave thoughtfui locking sroAants.
The store oounteu arc simple, rough boards end ~
q a.,: ' .us s' ssr
oses oaf TRADE y pretty brisx. n ONE may Judge fsa
TIE noise. whach sssai The s.s:-.Hsre's yoss -
ssS scssooor Notice closely. end nsyhsp oss ss =
: hard nstsd, oossiss man, mechanic maybe. vssa
cus ~sp ssss as sS ana orsstss IN 4. nquns
susinssa way, "Wherss your coffee for hard tackr 4
soss ss,
mea with boards on their faOsss
0AnpLIN0. &#
yhis vios stands ost pretty boldly hes> = doss -
doors, but carried 10 the stresa, usually In ~
shape Of gane called ksno." IN this The payeru, ~
9: psoviasa .sA os.d. oeasalsns printed aunost =:
from haversaok swung ss hs side ssssE Bits q wssi
sss :'s es - 3: ss sss o.
:ss stake Se!nS woe. Vsseksr snd shsws Of soeAoss
oompsss tns s'akes, "
0n0 regiment 0 Nov Hamp1hiro volunteers and two
regiments Of Uaitsd States coored troops II gals ssns
. rs q
mso 70 10 executed whea they got TO Dixie Has ~
aeg.oes dlsoharge ther dutaes 10 sssdss.y na.as.
nor. apparently taking airs On account o. their saps
ries positioa-guxdng thetr masters Of Old Ono q
Sd0m r0COgulD00 M pSt600of tno p6tsOn " aso
es end gave him tea Aoars ourioss t0versoa or ~
tI OvFiOnmss 0AMr.
C0atlguout 70 the prinopal camp AmAiler ono ~
rebel o0su Their teats 1ooreA and fusnshed VIM
stoves, sad tey are allowed three sas pr day tu
- Ss ssr s' @ cam: ns M %
only. Thore are several hundred rebe 0foen o0nfnea
bore. nooe'6id \er 10 rank than colonel.
GALVANIZED" REBHLs.
From tho robe Damp about six hundred prisoners have
tho of their ways havo deserted the aNing
Of rebellion, aud enlisted under the Stars and
Stripes Thoy eucamped the Point, not very ds
tant from the rebel camp and ere drilled regularly
paratory 70 being mustered into the Union army They
are nicknamsd sgaivanxed" by thesr late rebel oos
rad0S
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

oIrY cOMMERcIAL REPORT.


AsHs-Receipts, II bbs Market quiet and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures, II 65S bbss -four ,0S2 do and
1854 bags meal. 4<s bushels wheat 6S5T do corn
4o1 do oats, and s76 do barley malt The dour market
more active. the demand running chis6y shipping
grades prices OF which 10 favor Of the seller The
receipts below the OF the trade and the
ket closed rn for all grades but for alter part OF
week extra State was offered Hfe below the current
figures Sales IL 900 bbs State aud Western $500 do.
Southern and 100 do. Canadian Rye aour ruled quiet,
but arm, with small sales at quotations. Corn meal
fair demand with sales OF 300 bbls full prices
The New York herald., 1864-05-06
FINANCIAL .Hb coMMeRc.M


TauSspAy, Mag 5-SP
yns ssool market qus. to-day, and decline a
Sos 70 three per cent all round followed the announce
heat Of the probable immediate moving os shs Unios
hrmss Tue comparative inactivity which prevails
not attributed the high prices Of sharss or 70
k o an innae desire the part Of operators specu
late and Of the public take advantage q loprcss
bui there disposition 70 hold oG until the result of
the impending struggle between the Northern troops and
ehe southern rebels ID known. Many suppose that
y 0elerd Grant succeeds In scattering the rebel
prmy another panic win seize the stock market, and
perhaps b the Of reducing the prices OF railroad
nninG and the miscellaneous shares below their 40
buowicAged intrinsic value. But inclined TO
eAe opinion that such will not be the The maorny
~ the people, repesing the utmost confidence 10 the mill
barry head Of Virginia. have made up the'r
nds that the victory side is hardly w'tnn tho
pale OF and therefore the announcement
H the would emily be connrmstory OF their precoo-
beved opinons Hence we argue thai NO panic can be
when the success OF arms becomes fully
Dsts bshed. On the contrary, we cannot soc why the
market should not thereafter take rm and settled
position because many who now held back by their
Tears would be anxious 70 invest and the number Of
purchasers would be greatly augmented.
Compared with highest cash rates at the nrst meeting
bf Board Of Brokers yesterday New YORK Central
Fairoad declined y, Erie N Erie preferred u Hudson
= -
Michigan Central i, Michigan Southern AZ, Illinois Cen
trai Cleveland end Pittsburg L. GaenA and Chicago T.
cleveland and Toledo Chicago and Rock Island g. Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne 2, Alton and Terre Haute 2 Pa
Snc Mail g. Cumberland Coal ., Canton Company g and
Quicksilver Mining 4. Harlem sold AZ 22S-an advance
H per cent. The following were the closing quota
GonsNew York Central 131 Erie Railroad 10 r. Erie
Preferred lo6, Hudson River 134, Reading Y, Michi
Jan Central ls6. Michigan Southern s9, Illinois Central
k2s&, Chicago and Northwestern 52h, Cleveland and
Pitsburg lo7. Gaena and Chicago 11s, Cleveland and
Toledo lG1 Chicago and Rock Island los, Chicago Bur-
ungon and Quincy 1856, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
elk Toledo and Wabash 6o5s, Ptsburg and Fort Wayne
l07A, Alton and Terre Haue So, Pacific Mail 225, Quick
Silver Mining e6k, and Cumberland Coal 631x
Gold was inactive to-day, the transactions at the Ex
Change being confined very small parcels. The open
Jug sales 10 the morning made at l771< I77l,,
from which it rose to l7s<, and hucuated during the
DAY between those figures.
The report of the Assistant Treasurer to-day is as fol-
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

kour p0r cent payable 90 the 10Th inst
The State Treasurer OF Maine will receive proposals
nt the oath instant for million six per cent bonds
feimbursabe il twenty -four years
Governor Buckingham in hs last message 10 the Legis-
Of Connecticut says that the expenses the State
urng the past year amounted 1897 Sls and that
he liabilities have increased four years from few
Bhoosaud dollars to 81 660 In view or the present
tnaaed condition OF the currency, which affords time
peculiarly favorable for meeting pecuniary obligations he
recommends largely increased taxation and authority to
make loans required to supply any deficiency appro.
fatioas. The railroad interest Of the State the Gov.
uor says has been rendered prosperous by large in
grease tue number OF passengers the quantity Of
kregd transported. While the operating expenses have
been much larger than formerly, Jet the net income
from paid capital OF $40 o42 s7s been 81 6e4 73o
yh'ch gain Of more than half million OF dollars over
the amount received last year.
The condition Of the banks OF the three principal CON.
ercial cities OF the Union Is exhibited in the following
Fable giving the aggregates Of their last weekly state
tnea.s
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

TO TIE EDITOR OF TRH MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.
will you be kind enough to allow space for a
mark on the above subject n the teachers day
Sunday schools would speak word Of caution TO the
young their charge the danger which they
passengers the footpath by thoughtessy throwing
orange peel H. think would do good, II s chiefly
habit PRO BONO PUHaIC0.
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Michi
ban southern Railroad held the Office OF
banv, in Toledo. Ohio, the 9Th ut when the old
board OF directors reelected. Ia relation TO re-
building OF the Three Rivers branch decided not
TO build the road bat the directors authorized
equip aud the same, provided that il should be
butt ~ other parties.
The Erie and Pisburg Railroad is nov completed to
Pulaski, miles below Sharon The work progresses
slowly accoun. Of the scarcity Of aborers
The statistics OF The United States Branch Mint at
Francisco for rst months OF present year
are giyeo below. The deposits were as follows
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

of, with the proper date be plainly stated,
and there be an affidavit attached thereto,
stating that the services or articles charged
were performed as charged for that the bill
is ajust and fair, one, and the charges as low
as the parties would have sold the same arti-
cles, or performed the same service for an in
dividual, and that no part of such bill has
been paid, except as certified on the same =
provided, said Resolution does not apply to
allowance on contracts. .
John Ewing by his attorney--;n fact, Thos.
Cnnpingham-proposed to rent the " Idaho
Theater, except 2Ofeet in front of the room,
for courtroom during the next term of the
District Court at the sum oftwelve dollars
per day, which proposition was accepted by
the Board, and the District Attorney directed
to draw a contract for the same.
Ordered. that the Board do now adjourn
until Monday, March 7th, 1864, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Attest
JONAS w. BROWN, Deputy Clerk.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
$16,587,47

1t is ordered by the Board that notice be
published in the Boise News, that bids will
be received at the Auditors Office in Bannock
City, until Y o'clock NJ. of the 9TH day of
March, 1864, for taking care Of lodging,
boarding, nursing, and washing for the ind,
gent poor and sick of said county. for one
year from the 18th day of April next.
The bidder will be required to furnish a
suitable house for the comfort Of such moor
or sick persons, and state distinctly the
amount per week or day for taking care of
each person, size of houSe-party to enter in
to bonds in the sum of $4,000, the commits
sioners reserying the right to reject all bids.
The following resolution was passed by the
Board, to wit
Re8olued, That we will not allow any bill
against Boise County, unless each item there
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise.

Territory OF lqaho, county of Boise,
At regular term of the Hon. Board of
County Commissioners, continued and held in
and for said county, on Wednesday the Sd
day Of February, A. D. 1864, Board met
pursuant to adjournment. Present, Hon
Frank Moore and H. l. Crow, members, and
Jonas w. Brown, Deputy Auditor as Clerk
Of the Board
The following Bills were allowed by the
Board, to wit:
TO S. Pinkham, services as Sheriff S4137 %
TO W. r. Underwood for services
as Auditor, and cash advance 1896
To G. C. Hough, for Fees as Puos-
ecuting Attorney, 684.25
To H. w. Hedrick, fees as Deputy
Sheriff, 5000
To C. w. Walker, fees as Deputy
Sheriff, 1O8,o5
To l. H. Kimmell for Furniture for
Auditor and Sherif's offices $500
Total, $7O6l,12
Ordered, that the Board do now adjourn
until Thursday, February 4th, 1864, at 10
O'Clock, 4. NJ. Attest
FRANK MOORE. H. ]. Grow,
JONAS W. BROWN, Deputy Clerk.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Meeting Of the Board Of County Com
missiOnerS.
Territory Of Idahn. Conntu al Rnian

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise
AT regular term of the Hon. Board O
County Commissioners, begun and held in
and for said County at the County Auditors
Office, on Monday the first day Of February
\. d. 1861 Board met-present, Frank
Moore and H. l. Grow, members, and the
County Auditor by his Deputy, Jonas w.
Brown, Clerk Of the Board.
Ordered that the Board now adjourn until
Tuesday, February I'd, 1864 at 10 o'clock A.
M. Attest
Jonas w. Brown, Deputy Clerk,
Frank Moore and II. /. Crow, Comrs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Territory Of Idaho. County Roise.

Territory Of Idaho, County Boise.
At regular term Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, continued and held in and for
said county, al Bannock City the seat thereof
on Thursday the 4th day of February, A. d.
1864 the Board met pursuant to adjourn
msnt Present Hon. Frank Moore and H.
l. Grow, members and the County Auditor.
by his Deputy, Jonas w. Brown as Clerk OF
the bJala
TIE following Bills allowed by the Board
Amo.al ought forward, s7O61, u
10 TAGS, Ii. ptnnGham for fees as
ust4ce G. tie Peace, 1925
les Walker, fees as Justice
Feaca, 274,55
ma & Belts, services as
phyAlciens pr. contract, 10000
ud,& Belts, to amount
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Orleans Hotel.
Front street. UmatiIla, OREGON.

Front street, UmatiIla, oregon.
THIS Hotel is now open for the reception of
4 gentlemen, and will be conducted Ill all its
departments as a First Glass Hotel.
MAY e. FAILING.
Umatilla Sept. LIST, l863.-Im3 a
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
FRANK Moore, H. I. Crow,
Jonas w. brown, Deputy Clerk.

On Friday, 5th day of February, 1864, the
following bills were allowed:
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

following bills we're allowed:
Amount brought forward, $12,397,67
J. w keenan,, services as Deputy
Assessor. 5000
Martin & Price, six and a half
cords wood at SO pr. cord, $3.50
w. Z. Dryer, painting coffin, 400
]. NJ. Murphy, for prosecuting
John Marley, $500
James Judge, services as Assessor. 2O2O0
NJ. Kelly, services as Pros. Atty, $500
l.. Terry, rent of Office for clerk
District court, 10000
fees and stationery, 1000
Thos. Nicholson, work at Court
room and B. c. Com, 600
H Martin, prosecuting Isaac War
wick, $500
W H Reynolds, fees as Deputy
Sheriff, 1925
NJ Smith, nursing Mcdowell, 10000
ChaS. Miller, nursing Mcdowell, $500
$13,251,42
The following bills were allowed by the
Board, on Saturday, February 6, 1864;
Amount brought forward, $l3, 251 40
c W Walker, fees as Dept Shift. 1885,
r w Ralston, rent of Court House, 10000
Boise News, public printing, 265,OOI
w N Ousley, prof. visit and post
mortem ex. Of one Roberts, 5000
Raymond & Belts, surgical at
tention to Slim jim" 5000
A, Heed, fees as District Atty, 10000
E Gaby, nursing INDECENT sick, 1900
J McGingley, ten cords wood, 10000
N RoSentha, stationery furnished
at Wiiley's examination, 2,5OI
Smith & Boatman, post norton
ex. on Mr.. Kittridge. 25,OOI
Chick & CO., bath tub for hospital, 5O,OOI
Pinney & Stems. one paddock, 3,OOI
I ChowniDg, porter for Probate
court, 6.OOI
VIM Kennedy, for ironing prisoners, 1OI, so
Smith & Boatman, prof services to
Wasgate, INDECENT sick, 2380O
J " Monroe, clothing for INDECENT
sick 1888
N ? Burns, medical attention to
P Lyons, ~ g.. 1900
G HiIdreth, medicine for P Ly-
Ons, 1916
Frank Miller, for assisting prose.
cutting Atty, case of Wiley 10000
Amount brought forward, S14, 75O,47l
a B Overlook for medical attend
ance, Mr.. Woods, Is days, 26,OOf
Shafer & Nugent, for assisting the
prosecuting Attorney, in case of
Elias Brown, 10000
Thos Wilson & CO., boarding indi-
gent sick, 10000
Seth Young, furniture for clerk of
Probate court, 10000
Markham, Lewis & CO for black
smithing, 5000
Mrs CASTOR for boarding Mr. Wood, 10000 +
W Barrett & co., boarding prison.
ers, 151,O0
5. Pinkham. freight on books and
stationery, 2l7oo
Frank Moore, services as county
commissioner, 1850
Il Crow, services as county comr 1850
D A Crane, coroner fees case of J.
K Seeley. 1850
Rent of room for county CONS, 5000
5, Pinkham, for cash in advance in
discharge of bis duties as Sheriff
in criminal cases, &C., 5OOOO1
Mrs. Smith, for services as School
Teacher in Bannock, 10000
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
Frank Hotel.

WALBA WALLA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
HENHE proprietor Of this Hotel takes pleasure in
Il announcing to his friends and the public gen
orally tlathe is now prepared to accommodate
them with the very best Board, Lodgings, Rooms,
&c that can he found inthe place. The Bar is al
ways furnished with1th choicest ~.
WINES AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. .
lH FRANK CARRIED.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
I,ssviHs. Wednesday, Sept. q, Iss4.
Eheelers FaIeves ResarnIng.

Sas iva thousand q he Plandcriag Arabs un-
WlSeler. eOmusAaesi By DsbErIl and williAnas
ssl Cliush river On Wednesday. maktng thels
sss froz. Middle Tennessee snd striking for ths
~ Inc est of hcre. They sancec1ed IN hasaiae
., ivvnsy-ave 81 car wagons loaded viii oaaA
sisca nile north Of here and taking With them
~ valsable Goserus,snt nalss.
Tboss sccanarsls brsisIly murdered Mr. Dasis
IT, Nzs nssz Ciintoa, and cd man Baker, :
- citizen, IN she sane vicinity. Thsy shoa Jane.
~ Z The hoaA, bus d 4 thoaghi he wiIi rccoyur
y, VI hOases Enthusiastically IN thslathievins
-
ny have gene %; ID the iirectian Of Thor
3 and MEltsrry Gap Each rpscaI vas leaalnr
"a, one 70 three horses. They viii probably reia
ne the party cOafrOnsing GillsHa Gen. Tillsou
.nsea them rem here witA infkHtsy and artillery,
they had twsnty-fesr bcsrs the start They
- rushing ahead with 10 insestion % aght any
T.
Es mast sgain enter our protext against The
ssics q our soldics bringing IN any &c this
> 4 bashwAsckers, Lea them. in every IN
soo, be aispSssl oI when eapsured - the dictates
i cSanults sense direct. And those rshsl citizens
b. PSHt CIT Uhioa housz T. thsna, - many of
&c have done shsad Ne longer BE- reported 30
AezdsusrsersH this siae AZ the internal regions.
Is them h sha down ike sAvages and beasts
,hs ic-est La our citizens, who are iosRl and
p s1ssrs3 By sbeir having beeR poiussd oul,
! tpguiher asl quiesly despatch thcss Villains %
J s-siy hara Hlsssez whom tAss have % saithaally
re daring this Mar. So that der sre shas ar
g sns sszse SIR reIsss " sssiI scaas " ts maIie
s = 3~ssispsasuss ef the dsyoS jaagmeai. We
y x-ss AR8 As,sis urged this course mpOn cur
az fieaA IN EAa Trnnessee. And nov We
sAsa tAat they ove the ndpPtioH e this policy !
Asnsslves aaa families % thess Febel rpbbeps |
zuras-ers, zna 70 lie cause of jussice. II must
ne 70 tAis HnS ~e had IS weil inaugaraie the
ksy Il Szos- They have sworn 70 ~ shsa but
P4ay an kEs IA Eaza Tsanezsss ana we be
Fsk While ne have tie advaztage. la sse Il
Easa PGsPose. We say again. shoss thcna and
y saes quietly aad without Eoise. Axt ~ Il.