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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

A letter resolved BY q gentlemen here
states that therc had oecaFred in Sewbcra
within twenty f6ar hsnrs-th&t Is 10 sat.
In enc day and night-oRe hundred an
nineteen deaths from yellow teyer. This i
fearful, and appears almost Incredible 81 IL
he writer &C the letter is perfectly trait
fal gentleman, and places fun reliance in the
information upon which his statement IS
based This ean hardly 10 suppose, be Ia
ken - an averages or anything like it,
still The aserasa Is undoubtedly high. The
Yankee troops have been hurried on into
Tho woods OF anywhere of eourse they
hare suffered
Unless We have change of wind 10 the
sDuth, with warm damp weather, we appre-
bend 10 dangcstrem the spread of the dis~
ease: but as we have no guarantee that such
change Of wind may not take place at ans
time. wa - % Eeason fef changing our ad-
vice 70 lAose who can eenyeniently Ret their
lhnilins nat nf tgwn asia that is,te - them
eat wlthoas hurry aslf without pSi.ic, but
sisaple as = nhatser af pfeeantioA.
AZ fshaFlesltsf, hmdisrase D. said 70 Do en
thc intreeae The tnoftality among chil-
dnea i yety large Seme nsighhorheods
seela - Be mere aslietsa than others--ss-
PeelAly i this the case around the Arsenal.
lm inlrpdaclion has been owing 10 the want
of prup6e prccantion il allowing blockade
sannersso9 gfee access te theeity on arrixing
nnn Nezean and ether Affected ports.--
H7ssslaetan Nexfazk
: 49, <I
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Omclal.
By tss fressd~st " tAs Usispf Ssaass y Assatriss
A paocLAMATfoNs

By tss fsesidsst u tAs Usiapi ssaass q Assssiss.
a PROCLAMATION
Il hss yisasad Alnighty God 70 prolonz car nA-
tioaal liih another year, defending us With Asa
guardian eare sgAinat unfsiendiy designs from
abroad, and voachsaangto ns II His msSsy many
and signal victories ever tas enemy whe z e ess
=: S.sss . ss; -. IN o 90 ,ss e: s a.
- soldiers In thsif camps, and eur salOa On ~
rivers and seas with unnsaal health He has largely
angtnsn.sd ffee popaatioA by osnannipslioa ed
immigration, while He has spanea 70 - Rss poaRees
Of wealth, and Aas erywnsd she lseof of cur wUsk-
ing mea il eyesy department II indnstEy ~ AlaA-
animate end Inspire minds end heaFts win fof-
dtu1a. tS,sfraRa and seaolntion enAcfank ar she
great Trial ef civil war into which ~ hare hsen
hoRght by our adhesencs - > nation 70 tAs Caass
Of Freedom and humanity, and 10 afford 10 us re-
sOasbie hope Of ultinsss aaa happy dsIIvsraAcs
from I'll our dsngers and aAlIetionA
Nos, 0sssSore I, Abraham Lincoln, PFSsldsasof
The Unsed States, do hsreey appoint and - apAgt
The Les. Thafsday Of Noysssber nsxt - dAg VAlaA
desire 10 sss c6sssSed sy al my isllew atlaeaA
ana praise % AlmleAly God % kaasyslsaa Cssatof
and Aalsr of The UhiSsrse. An6 % aasehsr ~
conamend % my fellow cstixsas afesesai4 tAAt %
TINT occaslon, they do rsssreasly mbis tbesssISss
in the dust, sndsffom thence e1eR up Panilsas Ana
fsvsFsas psayen and suppliestlons 70 the Great ns
sings u peace uAioa and d.hArusony thFOaghozs -
land wAiek n kaa plsasad him 10 aasifn e . awSi-
ing place fer ourselves and scF car postsry tAEengh
ouk al generations.
In ssstlmony. whsreo6 have hsesanto ~ my
hsnd and caussd the ssai Of The Usisea sAss p Ss
affixed.
Done q. ths eisy 81 Rasking.oa, tkis twsatlsaA
slsassis. day Of Oessbee, In ths year ~ eur Lord,
g l. 3. s one thcassnd sighk Aaadrsa 4nd sixiys
T.ksks,s. four, an6 Of the fndspehaancs Of he
United States Of America, the eighty
ninth.
AnRAaAA LIMcOLE.
By the RreHasnt
WV. n. SEwAEn. Secretary Of ssAsd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

The lhrse fSlioSise ElAslsnsa eOaeieds long
sdaress 10 Prsusasns uaesfs 70 sAich tAsy vitA.
drew The AeclsEAa Klsstarsl 9,ehes n Tsnnasst.
Thsy ass probably he three gsntieasA 49, ect %
the ticket md - such have sigha 70 wa1dsAn i4
and ths more 90 sncs mcst u Tie msn % tAstsAss
ssasriy rsf.sss b ssrsA We resrus he wisAdspai
Of shs siehse As . win give the ssw Mcclellan men
in The Slats an saesss ss nss shaving tAsir Aands
TAls s thsir ssyis sf ooasiuaias:
AIles eOssalsAtsua wstA cur fsisndA lksrsbrs In
diasssn. paFts sf ths ElssA End having cosalasni-
cAasd with nearly 81 eur ceeagueA vsrep pestially
announss 10 IL pespis ef Tennessee tAaf n ysev
d whal b ~ fhfth ebeve-a vieW q The tsst that
our psopls are everawea b. milAEy power, the laws
"a aalds and vielaisd with Impunily IN viaw
Il the fAct that ~ have appealed n vsin 70 The
Hresidsns whose duty 4 B : % 80 that Ne laws b
AlEhaslly ssnafAA ard thai tAnaa uks - b. kis
sutAerliy akal Asld sAefsa ~ lIbsrm e ths peo-
rle--in sisg ~ shem shlnfg ve e'iheunse l7as tke
HecisilaH .EezofAi Tscka n Esaae11sa L Niih.
WE uAnraszE, e Wilssa Ga,
D4Lik HkxroE, e Hemnns CO.
Jons Ln1aznzHn e DAyiaasa %
NhearitiA o. -. 1854
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An Upper Ten Assassin,

John Marshall, Che con Of Humphrey MaFshaii,
vas rseegnlzsd a sha sf he ssghtssh suayIss aas
murdered Robert Graham, eight miles frsm Frank
fort MafshsIl i gsea in the papers - theasaAefcf
the gang. Think of thstl One q the era tAmillss@-
not a Virgihia bsit a The Bius Grsss Esssoas Of
Kenincky. There b 40 telling whas the tsbsliion
win lead rHen 70 psrpstsata We ar prepared b
see thsm Do everything bas what ; housse srsssus
and pattsotie p
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

- - - zsssyn ~ "a ,s h s,sseA.a &
- tsaas olls< = - as1asI,aszl q o. Cnnaief
"a 50 - slpsssssts Us .AssasA nsc;aiisa
i'ssa use hsss <zzlsl y 81 80 asm lIefs, b
ss'lsss - 8 afsislss sna pssiilAine fkt.A
tsssssa - fsllI ersaa, - hss. sAaesEe lt.a
slsSszy i y ss'k - lhes 1insslh ~ asIist1N
alesdls - ASabzsa csi1zs sIoin Fssrsia. "a
= ssitlss ~ s s. 81 isss hsals. EAs Cha,la.
netes y lless % q I.sninr lstiss slosa
Asbhasa fteaA - lus lsss Fshrunsg.
ehA - esisi ~ i Alzls.as 46Isr ~, ~
hlz4 y - 81
lrssa .sseA....Assss se...s i e. isssl
Rsxweos HsesA w&sa,s ~ d q. Ii
Fsbfnzty ttIh, t9sA !
fenw n Hsed-Dsaa stz. arrives - On
- 80 insss hsYe sea much sna heae1 m1sa
tsfs hese . sl.s.f 2 shs gslsssin e .A
IS hixsss l0ss 81 IS slsssslsn. 70 sas vi ..
ssslE,sa VIA - eIs,sslir ~ the AGRA ~ pak
tion h tAe HoszFnnSAk ~ insnenss ana p0Nas d
esppelt of Ap eulfher1 tohellicA woun halnIally
lnIef thss but fes meai6ers ef C6here1 understand
sAss .4r e. rssoistisA shoaid - plsed having isf
= essss the dss.Faosiea q slavery, lam pfsarsd
tIsa Z wfeag. tke policy Bad snd ths ealy ieeis
wl ess Il thss 20 isssitptisa & sosna under -.
pphlian Rovsrniaenh the policy bf which k Aol
pefalssa d hs discussed In Che locality vhese en-
ssa The pecuniafy benefit of sitsefy, its satasnl
commercial and ssilaions advgnhees, WuFp dsCuas
ed In every Legislative hall ana ffom every alnnn
IN The South. But tts natural military 80 Hcfsl
weakness wsrs nsvsf pssnittsd 10 b called In Qnes-
tioa n any slave State. Que cass IN paint: Dr..
AndfsvA of Macon, Ga, IN efltcf Of pshlle ieuR.
hal eecsixea isttsr aboes fwsats-avs yeszs slneA
sosa asead q fses t:sats. Sd ls.ass ecnmsatsd
upOn The nstitsisiuh q zsiaswy, showing - inmoAl
eneEis upon ~ - nAtiua, sn2 d.. AniBsW8 pubN
lisns4 u In bis iarnHk A committee Welisa 81 hIm
and htefned him that hs nAazs lsAve tAe city b 3
speeial tsssn, % he efaee sna press WouA be e.
struytd End he Fs1s On NIL oak q ths elsy. Bat
ApdlsAs wss . have nsan He fsmaisa and
weiefd tke aght. In al ths ffps 6laA@ hll pesDaS
hsd - privilege of expfss1lAe a1sir spini0as n
kyaF er arssnks the inansaes II iayer3 npna ~ e
sksse rsople II adsscs,ea he3 istTsv tAsaaVsn-
taRe h tessiicsy Ia divinify I'D - Hoss Unilea
esssm ESf ffee atssssioz b Is hvbz. A61 o ihsa
whas The Bozl1 kas alvzys eiEimuA ~ tal1nts anA
esatsEs end maA ssnriaas skat y afssnlsy b %
hgitinaiA e. n csnss woala nos have Aid e ths
baIls5 hoa u no and caiighinael pegpla DuA D
ID Ail and ecsepsea ih defeae - every tsas ard
Ieyai eitissns sf the coanisy skeuh haee aosa and
uais with he Administration fer Is coaHtitutouai
removal from Iesai bouaags.
bui an mskin9 this isltss ~ leag. Eops yO9
have your batteries n eess5s With accurate faaRA
charged with Hoashssn Rfe and NoFsham esaAsaea.
that you will turn louss sach ESlley npen ny
Gssssl. friend: :; e sa'1sa sas e 9. lss Alpa
dsoasaA.
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Wsr4ss Unlen Mea.

Tsis extra fhsss i shs ~ Ne sAAll issue esssss
~ elecsioa. We have ouiy nsS, % ash ss-
= u.sa Who values the UaicR, whe : Cor The pro-
.sS.ncf Ghe war, and who Is fcs p;aahhiag sreason
.. trAis,r 10 b. ss he polls On TaesiAy, the ssa
=. and vote lof LIpcoln and Johseua Lei thee
=. Ss sleosea = thsy 80 ure tc be. and The rsas
= howl sna s.hlae lFssa hiehHeaa 70 MoeilA ard
IN the pressnasd ioyAsty Il Kentieky 10 the cue
-sa,l treason af Seath Carolina
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

o. Mondays esnesal Hooker haa third
rsespflan n Chicago, A aF@nl popular
.a..,.se..,ss.. A. LA. st.t....,,,f,ts,, ss.fl
-. ~
- A'eo se1ss aser NC loiiV"ins
VS. his hzrpy ard thrihingly patriotic re.
sgonss Oh sha eeension;
- - 49,. : !. =. - go
-. n
~ u Il . =. -. = -
49, -. - -
'.s - = - ne
Y. 80 - - - ~ ypa ny stat.-
- q - 80 ~. - =. a,
= = - - - ~
g. ~ ~ .. e.a e
= 49, : - =. s.,al 1I'o.e s.,s.,ls. 1'i
ne k,na nla'.neI y .hssh .ne zt'..ses ie-
seEEea i 70 ny eonl lPhh.ens 1ney a5s NOR
9, - yesf !, 1870 49, = sas1 An.'
41s{ nave gssn ~ ssssf nrS ? Oss'
49,; 80 ~ = 1 49, gss - - s...,,p .s,re
IL y 49, - eel.s ssss g - W. ahe tessVi.
tn1 elfsanaeanees ptheea me va rom liiIssiist
pf them. They arc a. good as am they
have done their duty and Illase done siine,
% mr. as could Load 6heefang
enlisted 70 TINS rebeilieH for the rsbcl-
lion y came n at The beginning, aud ex-
pei. ny iifs y spared 70 be IN at the
death, harfarous appsause | expect
when 4 . over, IN common With lny com
panienA, 10 claim IN honorable discharge.
EChseEs, intend % merit it foDtinacsl
ehoeEipgl faei huln Year snaHlgeRt ex-
pressions to-nigh4 - thoegh had tnegited
Il up 20 thistlute. Cheers. am as deeply,
as earnestly interested IN Tho result - was
when | took my afuls at The beginning.
II II
staggering feui its osFn weakness IehoeFsl
and fany don b is telt on The subject a. many
newspapers seem 70 indicate. Iet them read
the speech Of the arch treisor OF the world.
lChesrkI Lct them reaa the speech OF sei-
fsFsoH Dasis, whose name | am toidf was
loudly eheersd y these streets but few
weeks since shame shaines Aewho
has caused mere human misery ana aesois-
ted more hearts desolated more bones Than
has any other mortal manfrom the beginilsn <
81 MI time. loud applaasel the enemy os
Gevernmsnlfs and Of all mankind = nj -
.sss.-s - s...sse s,ssA 80 - sa.zsst y
e.ns Wien tlae enemy OF enemies p che =
- syanesieass "a shis masnihesht iae.
Iepolls, wnAt aee, ~ y mean lhTre $50 ps-
shing ~ro1g eaes % raiteFS q
aomos - .aAt y zoe WorI-trai'or =
nome, roaongeo aPPiauNe nc = -
Fscang nls .,mles aga1hs. your own oiooa'
ne = tue aaInor oI y aal: and yet Ss : elser
sS, I'm 'O'1 IN .nese ssEeets. "aat aoes
y Meah = arg We hot .lle americans 10 We
eease - loVe : Uovernment = . that mas aene
i exery .alng Ios NJ nave We got no Pssde
=. cosnary [smalnasg IS tnere any one
ssrs VINO uessrVes 70 oeiohgto no county
Eo1 y! part 1"An1.o osiopS - - 'he proud
i est nAkl0n tnat exists on the globe
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-
Hsasseansss naa.ss s.ss.. wss ...-....sst
Ths sahSoissa sxsrsct fensa dlspateh lten Honfy
W. Aha, nyissg kisasssf 0oesfneR ee Iosisians,
p The rsSsi Secretary q Wsss : Pahlishsd sr gAr
eral Infaumalioa:
y Han. sh.sas 4. ssaaa.s ssers'.rs y Nar Riea-
Mr 1sls s.n-sThs dine Aas esms ssr y b n,
iaaoths army every ablebodied negro naa - I
esAiias., THIS .Aoah b doas Immediately. Con.
ksa aboald, . che ecuing ssarion take aetion D
- - sPs. sses..,l. go ss 4 = 80 g. sss' 4:
tne1sz ns ma1l flsy - fnPogiant eaEt n IN
Vka h csusea tke kghi end Sc wili have his por-
lea q ~ hsaEihaa . bssE. We hare learned
AUm asas-t -te4ahe ssperisncs thnt Bessee can Dc
i&aeht % agal shd shat 81 who lsays - are meds
1 . 4eks eesEnss NJ weaId fhes al able 10 bsal
visl maks much hs1lef solann win - tkan sgninsi
- ead sw>ll ths new depsstsd raaln q eur armies.
! ees yoa - give III pour earnest Attention.
wisk s-ssFsaes q my fsisadS rssAras and veg
high sstssnl, ssnain.
vsr1 rssps.aA.ll
Youf 6Ae1sns servant
: Haazf W. AiEGx
- GoTernpr Of LeubisnA
Tia elsa 81 pssssns b wA0m & rufsu Win nos b.
qsaseiYssd inis IN sznEn - she Hnisea etstes q
thar c6zas within our iinae, An VII be freed aad
,hey 1iil be resivsd and tRsatsa e. reAgesas TAsY
viII be accepted e yolnneses " WI . euployse
b u pablic sssviea aAd tAsf fsnEis VII bs fsd
fes ustl lhsy aFe q esAdItica - eaRs tsf theus
Sivsa. q aassa iheala sesens ssaalary, nc d.
srsnitasisn ss.lass tAsss rilf b uaas q Ne n
~ y csssr 4 as,r arn.s.l 4 Il uAss,.
@, Y, CanfseRasnr
~ a. Lsal COL end 4. A. O.
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ssasss,'.'S| .'| 8 {, - -. ss.ss. s.'s|:,.

- lkssests Wsshlpsssa spNlai elsa sks sul-
ss1z Alxtnssna reless Il u s<lA essiain tAs
ssft l.ss 4 - q 4rsIiipA st AannsA Ssaussg
s. u guass q yllglsh, NsisA ossolIas, asuik
essel Alesahas ase s.Isthslpei fseskseknstlAAk
esn aea lse sssls e - ssushssa Ceaf1ismts acs.
i &ie@l 81 sElEssse,. fAese + na esa.a 9 he
a. hek9 = ll1.setise y iFereaa ~
Slz'E AnIaSs
i S sslan.ns II -. .shsase 10 sspsal "a ssps
ns ~ seesieE = ifeuFs ouissle llIe ElaAe
z s s. oeset - On 1.lse go bsiiln . esa6rllrs
ee1fF N eAfe<4 q - tastep t9t,nf
6tfis rlafsa ess a , S 3sf1i4I tDsEK
|sulIissss sasspn. ssefs'i
s HHsseatnseat Il eezI ~ "a
- e aese5l1Es =. Z -.
81 s 81 a IS ~ 6l s. i. f1nnas.
= hsp - l eeP., .l.Iss ,seaa'
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Leak ais gor GeeFgAa! !!

Jsase Wright q GoofgIA foFnesly ms'absr u
Is f1al.ed ssA.s. oeassess saa Fseshsly nlembes
* - niehwyns 6ppsEpga. ~ rnase sArpagh
Easksiiia 70 WsshInsiOa y SO whAt eAa b done
tssaras Bringing about peNss. Hs FspoEsa the
epnnea psspss A. fsF pnaee The flsssgls 1esl.aA-
snrs seaysass b ! ~ aars vhsh seagtg III =
sass = ,ase sAe slafe y saaiaE tasa iais ths
iJnl6s
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Stores hf sale

Isaac Jorsph viii seB % the hiehes bidder %
Monday, 5th Inst, e 10 ocioca, sscsbd hasdees
ing stowe wtIh sssssls aad pipe Alsa ases .1ye
and Iips suited % family 81 business soela sale
N front ''f b. saosisn seo.E, - ca strnn
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NUMBER 4s

ned a appsosa5lng slsyss % the purposes d var
tsnanes chshNo q policy 81 thefr part They
Fse6mmsnd Ne coefefeFats aathorlsiz. under pftl
81 laxnlaffons % 2pps8psias4 sach part - tbs ~
Eros = ad< attt tIss Is mss d eqBl1fed
3kaG 3ie C8nsaaszEss C9BgressnseB FeaseTo
IS fisefsas e. tn spssn.sses ~ mdiyt3a sa4ass
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NWs mnss Tnyaae ID kersh ana IIesI

10 sase JsG Dssi h Z ysasamaas Il AhgssiA
% tss sainst, vhieA B rsssasa n shs Asgu.sa
cbAstisutisssiiss e felleus; -
We u,sh . en- aety. and sksi daty : Ola -
Every "a able 10 bozf arns1 ns1t % o. iAe fEpaS
tAd Al osAsn msst dssesa thsnsSlsm y he eauss
- henA There mus b % pimalnk - sEemp-
tion. We sss egAtina fbg elisaeneA ea4 - aghk.
ne aleas en- sndspea1sncs sa nAiasd @epsEm b
nSa inxaaea. Ehs h oaIine fsF farese ena Be who
lsom Ai1bema, aFgm HiEsie.,pl fFam eoafh CsFo-
HaA fasAa 10 ed kes- se1sksl NlIsh ke azihes tof
ha-a biea f1e ~ ova hsae end hmlly. Our
ConfsaaFxts Ssaia m1n len ens zpon tAe olheR for
asinai saSpost WsasA = ths post he sid;
sshasa = - ssnss,. - se.sn ass.s-
Oas pay muSs sush - tks sHppsss q % o9Asf.
We naast hsst sAasm1n; se lsns msssk Inie xsn-
n1nes- -thsEs We vii draw a5eee 70 eaeeo b cor
tlandkfA, and 20 stseagthsnaA ws nIlse puiA ne
tnensy tack b ~ banks a. tAe CHA Ana tkEs give
tAe eszrs party Il ths Nossh sn scerslisa ne pany
EDITORIAL ca giva
Ths Tssnasss McUlsilanlsas musf b hoAing
vitA pspsSusd sasisty 81 - std arrival q pth-
srn vpsseA - hsip ~ hiliag eauss e he Nssaxs
Digger of tks Ohickahoaiay.
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!. Far the ~. tsiea e. those who snses at
4the Peep Is fsoi that sabporss sAs
h1aa 80
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No. /
United States or Amcrica...Distrlct OF
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS An information was filed in the
Dn'riet Court Of the United States sitting At Knox
VILE for the District of Eatt Tennessee on the eth
day of May 1854, by James p. Swan, Esq, Attor-
'ey Of the United States for said District on behalf
Of the United States Of America, against two barrels
Nuts, one kcg Soda, ono-half barrel Whiskcy one
small box Tobacco, and twenty boxes Suffers Goods
OF which one b = Foster il the rcputed owner, and
against all persons lawfully intervening for their
Interests therein, alleging that said property had
been heretofore seized ut Knoxville on land in said
District forfeited to the United States Tor causes
In said information set forth and averred to be true,
and praying for the usual process and monition ;-
Now therefore, pursuant TO the monition under III.
seal Of said court TO me directed hereby give pub
hr warning 20 all pcr.ons concerned in interest in
said property, 10 appear before said Court at the
Court House, in Knoxville aforesaid, on tho 18th
day Of June, 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and
there to intcrposc their claims and make their ao-
cations. y MCDANIEL.
May q, lsGi L. s. Narda', Dist u f. Tenn.
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StOkely d. Williams.

This noted and bitter rebel used TO live
in the noighborhood of Messy Creek, and
was very active in getting up the rebellion
and in giving laid and comfort thereto,
after it was under way. lie now lives on
the Winton Farm, 20 miles west Of here
lie is the man who said, when applied to to
sign petition to the rebel authorities to
let Thornburg, Meek, Galbrath and Parson
Rogers ont of prison, that he owed it to his
family and country not to aid in their re
lease. And yet this man now has traudu-
lent claim Of thousands of dollars he is
seeking to get paid for damages done to
him by the Federal authorities. If the
military commission is fool enough to pass
this claim, it is to be hoped the Federal
Grand Jury will have sense enough to find
bill against him that his fraudulent claim
will not pay him ont Of, by upwards Of Il
good deal.
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United States or America..Dlstrict OF
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information was Hed in the
District Court Of the United States, sitting NJ Knox.
vile for the District Of East Tennessee on the Goth
day Of May 1864, by James p. Swan, Esq Attor-
ney of the United States for said District on behalf
OF the United States Of America against enc Print
ing Press, job Office Book Binding Fixtures, Types,
Cases Stoves, aud all fixtures belonging thereto of
which one D. a Sperry Is the reputcd owner, and
against AL persons lawfully intervening for their
interests therein, alleging that said property had
been heretofore seized at Knoxville on land in said
District as forfeited 10 tho United States for cause,
IN said Information set forth and averred 10 be true
ana praying for the usual process and monitior
Now, therefore, pursuant TO the moniton under the
sea- of said court, 20 me directed hereby give pub
ne warning to all persons concerned in interest in
said Printing Press, &c 70 sppesr before said court
at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on the
I3'h dny Of June, 1864 VI 20 o'clock A. NJ, then
ana there 10 iutcrposc their claims and make their
allegations, B. MCDANIEL
May &c, 1854 T. s. Marsial Dist Of +. Tenn
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Well Done Gen. Sherman.

Gen Sherman strikes some good licks
with his pen, as well as with his sword
The following order, in circular form, he
had published to his army, and il is Il mer-
itcd rcbukc TO the hjred ScribitrS who follow
the army, and still more so towards the
can cowardS who have them employed
We have known officers to have these
lying reporters with them, to write ont their
deeds Of daring, and to picture off their
brilliant charges, when they so managed as
never TO make 4 charge, or be under fire
from the enemy, And we have known the
credit of the fighting Of one regiment to be
placed to the account of another. whose of
iiccrs were drunk and not capable Of lead
ing Il charge. These are the worthless of
fccrs boIstcrcd up, as Gen. Sherman says,
while tho "hard- working and meritorious"
men arc passed over in silence:
HEADo'Rs MILITARY DIVISION Mss.
Kingston Ga, May 20
lnasmnch as an impression is atloat that
the Commanding General has prohibited the
mails to and from this army he takes this
method of assuring all officers and men
that, on the contrary. he encourag.S by all
his influence and authority to keep up the
most unrcservcd correspondence with their
families and friends wherever they may be
Army, corps, and division commanders
should perfect the arrangements TO receive
and transmit mails, and all chaplains. staff
officers and captains OF companies should
assist the soldiers in communicating with
their families. What the Commanding Gen
cral does discourage is the maintainancc of
that class of men who will not take a mus
kct and fight, but who follow an army to
pick news for sale, specializing on a species
OF information which is dangerous to the
army and our cause, and who are more used
to bolstcring up idle and worthless officers
than to notice the hard-working and mcri-
torious, whose modcsty is generally equal to
their courage, and who scorn to seek the
cheap flattery of the press.
W. I. SHERMAN, Mai. Gen
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NO. lOl
United States of America District Of E.s. Ten
neSSoe

WHEREAS, An information was filed In the
District Court ofthe United States sitting at Knor.
V'e ior tho District Of East Tennessee, on the 9th
day Of May, 1864 by James p Swan Esq. At,or.
nry OF the United States for said District on behalf
ol the United States Of America against one library
OF books, containing one hundred volumes of law
ana miscellaneous books, of which one J. G. Ramsey
Is the repued owner and against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein alleging that
sand library of books has been heretofore seized at
Knoxville, on land, in said District, as forfeited 10
the Inlted states for in said information set
forth and avcrrcd TO lie true, ard praying for tho
usual process and moniton; Now, therefore, pursu.
ant to the moniton under the seal Of said Court TO
me directed hereby give public warning, to sll
persons concerned in interest in said library Of books
10 appear before said Court at the Court House in
Knoxville aiorsaid, on the 18th day of june, 1864
at 10 clock a. M then and there 10 nterpose their
claims and make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL
L. S. Marshai District OF T. Ttnn
May 81 1864