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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
4 lister, Of Easl Tennfseee.

PHILABEIPHIA Pa Aag e 1854
A# n q. Tagker--DEAa SIR The an.
asgned entertaining s high admiration
The heroic people yeu reFfsel alsls &c.
rig thai their devotion and selfssaer3fie1
LatmaintaiHanee Of Const ;tus9 nal liberty
aoeId firm = part Of aud Be psspatuated ID
1t history Of our nation. wenli respectfully
sggr-i thal yoH collect and cause 10 be pub.
$50 " saeh form rs may be aeet conse.
e1s yqszme VI Esels agtd incidents con-
as,ioi Eith East Tepnessep and She ssohle
-Aa fsaloiie stand heF people haze taken
= aziaiainea IA tho Rreat sf4aggie Is
La ils Government II stow ensmred for
= reservation Of aat5onai unity and iib.
sAgh publication wousa not only be 3
aahle oddities 70 the Historic lEterafnre
aEr eaaHtry, buf Just tribute q the
-Ss, noble and devoted epl.k 81 ast Tea
<ee.
iSGrs, very truly sad sigeefes
JAS. PoBLeck, GAairmAa
CALRB Corr, Treasures.
jos r TBeslAk, Sccsntafr,
l. r SaITH. Chm Ex Con-.
',,'.,'a''a -i''se,ss,e.l fer ~ Hssisk1 - ~
HAbDoNTIELD, = J. Aug. ~. 1864.
d Pst'set taie4 op,, Esg- Jos. ?. 91l.alas.
ana I'''sz p. S~'f1, Essv fttea -,
stsTLENEs-- Your very kind sls,te 81 the
ios'. expressing your high IA ira ~.
h heroic people Of East Tennesses.
tsaesting nae % perp q. i.I,sl,...st.
&e facts and ineidenle fhsf ilIssstyats.
= 2eyotion and sell shesiIiee IN lie sns.s.r.
eAhee 81 oenstitatiofie EibeFty, and sfor
flSsSFvsts0n Of Rat5aflsa unity, i iusl
-, - thank you, lltleinpn, for year
= ,', y, AID sa your aes'oes li,reeia-
-a,l :" -. suffering. sael icing patriotic
4 - East fennessse, eren nFe fhals
>, ALTERING complinenE T. itgs
!" ,ae request you are 81 81 e. ri
-, i wanted but saeh d b "a lion
- 1-H1tli'e m nae, IS y9ur note g ,ls.
agf ,-,'lh nay purpose, aiready snoKe fisan
8 Ct an. .il',1, 81 entering on the intere fisg
ss ~'e afd iaborioHs work yoa a
a'ag not 81 once. nsoDhfte a. asss
b, !. 'se dignified position ~ i p,lsjsosss
-. e,.s'fiaA, ! may hops a. laass, q *
49,. ~ . rescue from obliFioh se9v s....s.. :.
as, >aa incidents thai may assist ssisti,as,
.a ~efe generations 70 fully comprehend
g. - perry appreciate the f1ns ilaaHis.a az
an Ill and make ready ID TN lnnd If
d., historian mach Important .g.aats.
= s,a' elise night soon silsl Is,,.,.aaI, ~.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
kaanlAs, Wsaassa.y. o. ). 20.
terrible Iesses OF tie Rebel AraaY
near Atlanta.

Nc have ia the Chattanooga Rtbss pull.
shzd at Griffin, Ca, sono accent d he
saie Of Peach Tree ogycss tfc FIRST Of the
fragments ia the vicinity u Atlanta
h rebel correspondent says
q, limited observation Of what sqasss
Tcl then confines me 10 tic Operations sc
SIS S,ostis aud ten, Feaiherssolle b.i-
.sd,s Of Lorings division Oar steps HeEe
esrke,l with hlood--eag saaEeh WIS slrcwh.
si,l dead and weandea OF this brigade
-n.mbcring perhaps ene thousand
ser killed smd weAnslea tafske hundred
ssSainety. One eenPany Of the a5fh Al
sbama went into the action w.ith four eli.
~ and thirty-six men; and eaae ons with
nly SIX men Aaether shas went in with
% Aslisa and thirty men came cut with
.alv mea Of those ie11 hehiRd. al
stre eistST killed OF 80 desperately wound
i as 10 be unable TO walk. There Hcre
ne captured who were not illus disabled
|eathcrstones brigade suffered Ssss 81
he half. lacking one nan. Il lost. 8lsink
* hundred and TIVE. Aggregate.
The Il the first rebel account Ne have
-~cu # the tremendous Laughter Of their !
sFmy about Atlanta,
The Columbus Ca Ssa sass cf the los
I stores IN Atlanta
Before Atlanta Kas lest, al ear railroad /
sack that had beeR retained ysns leslsavei /
/ amouHtei tomure than one hundred and
AZ car snd several engines Eighteen Of
Il ar were heavily loaded wish ordnance
ssze,. smong which NcFe ahont 6se eissHs.
. sp& sssRdid Enfield or Tower maskets, en-
tEss ssw. with ali their equipments 4
IrF Hazaber u brides. saddles, eaAseens.
- sileadid web sings. swords, bayohefs.
10 shoycls and other hardware q large
ushtity About three milli6n rouutls 81
'A7ridges and ammunition u al kinds, and
The very finest snasiiy ard character
ere fired
Ii thus appears thAl ilis rshla lose d ssaF
sieTiaI at AtlaEtS> was greater than zgas
sFsss,uted IN ouF osn aeeoahfs. The tss. 4
sEba. SEA says the is,ss Is ossa that eaansss
rPsaeod
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05


% be 18th iusi.. The re brigade. I'll De
sisioas I'D Arms Corps consmsadssl IS
Brig. h'ss. Joseph A Cooper. pad ! wish, ii
ahedy. n tlefhlleattiiy. Proud and haalsl.sv
Atlanta ssa,elxs ags sAs stoo,l l.Iaslins
defiance ii abiiea forces 81 General
Sheriaals aoEr harAhlsd, iorsaIson BY
heg iornler ehivalroas friends, autographed
by hostile enemy sesasifsll nnansions,
which i shart time since we've uceapiea 81
the rSslls slsnftcFs the aFisteeratie nsefchaal
arr nov sassakcn. ,les.sceI and torn 70 pieces
By Y:snlIes shells Magnificent business
houses ard maeIiae shops siat wsrs busy
prepariau missiles Of sleaga 10 hstrl nj the
advancing 1eas IRE nosK = olacxensu lnass OF
rims Marry Of ahese shops welp len COM
ptigstIveB,s anhaFInod, and b. the Ysakee
gsl,ias Nib be naa,se u sass proc. o sAes
nlan aras5 a great lsaps a 10 eisissns
rehasinesl in The eiss sgs.flilg tho siegs, md
shsy gSge i terrible aeealssst 81 The raii.s Is
hsrror taes aresailssl There ives no sac
pEleesss &c f6ssna ~ nhefcpes sAey Weat#
ihs terrible messengers e destruction from
Gle YAakes gus wsre stre t. fsls flaeu.
They dug pits ID their gsrlens asa ss,.,k
refuge Ii Collars. BIS not slssaAdsng NJ
Ghair l,rs.sislliea. MANY 81 thssr xpfe killed
aiaa ponndea iiass heard konla e them
gss IS their aaot sc i6r remaining. tias dizzy
sia BOT syisli % g fllrtlher south, and rAthef
dian - ,vonld rulsees themselves % al
sils prissaipns ana dangers Of . siege, The
fall q Atlanta aas serioas bioM 20 the
eslntAefn nenfedsfss;y, ard s,sls wlIsh tlsas,s
xsse ssepafesi ~ ii Ills las. There
Wa large anloahi d aiansllnitl6p end
oshef asa.y stores destroyed here asld j
great many I6eesa Of artillery abandoned
gsa.e precise nnaher q pisces hsks nsit
ls,.rncd. M u whislt boz lassa deins s.
much Ia The aaaau8sssafs 81 warlika nssiies
riais Is hi sneAieslabls loss 1fey aban.
tleBcd aad destroyed IS ls,s efggss. bss
sides 4 yery large mum u eaie heflIl
Of the sslate tsit5 anss hare j telling q
feet upon The people q 10 ssuth s6r shey
have been taught 70 beiisse thal Ills was
ons II lhe last q tIlat llss rIss Wa
thai slleTrnaii l1eleg silalsEts q.
f'sf asisy tfo1n bis base e sapnases, end
peea tesasla 81 gaslpals other eaassss weula
beae meet Nish Eesssss z sieisiass z assass
teF assa q as'sas eail.eF sAptalrsa or Asat
tered g slse isssl S e s g tAe salsa M
tlsefF hopes ltlsa ssl.e sllls. nad their
confaeuee Is eassef 8llaigell
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

SEEB Oars. The Washington hateligea.
eo announces that the Commissioner Of Ag-
riealturc has recently received very su-
perior Iot of black aud white oats from
Stoekh0fsa, Sweden, weighing forty five
pounds ~ the basket. which win be distrib-
uted among the farmers In quart packages
~r.~a srplication TO tho Departments
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
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IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARING
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ffazs the na fennasses aksrsnas
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4 tefsfars erdsFee TAT psbeasiSn
sds tsf saF aseess1se ne Knsxys WiF naslsyn
slid aeendaet aDFear e tern " he ces gazr
eoanty, held tie csart Hsasc Esdxvfe,
81 Mgnny 81 0esaeer <a zaa tkers pssd
kgsE No end aean ~ ne plAiDt&, re
same vii taksn eanse aa prpresdaa s;sh pAre
. his SsPsi4alt pfscs 3 n Smith. eisEk-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
-gaThs Chicago Conventiou howietl lonI

-NAFhs Chicago Conventions howied long
sid lotd against arbitrary arrests, and then
nominated the man who. three years ago
arrested the entire Maryland Legislatard.
They Denounced military Interference in
elections, and nominated TIE man who FIRST
inaagarated such interference in Maryland.
psd who now defantly tslls them, In his
teiter OF acceptance. that he is glad TO know
that the record Of his public life was before
them when they nominated him
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
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New Yoak March Ii lsgs.
!. This ~ il
q ssa q naslSe q ksnta and who's
slss war hssaAse i 8 IS 1apallEsas hsssi3
strongly ii iafes al esiIe Al Isl
Assefse. and kpsirei d paEis. France
where. hla d iew sessIis have rn.
saA5nssk ealsn bat b. AZ n1eana disfEs
tass.stea sIlse sshf q els AnnatalM var
was dnsine n STAY ii pafia. tie NJ
ririeaa 81 ftss hsstl iii sea0f s ilsssd 4 lass
bAnf la saNlsliaa Aaslea fslf obvious reasgtss1
who i islsifnat eanneafesl viii The Court
"a faaea. and wlaee IS lapAfhses Gre also
with tha Southern x0asestesacY 4 short
time since lla made ale tie astonsshca res
eiplsIst nf the ri safe lion.
wAiels Fere 10 consgsaf ID inelination. ]
alsoala keep 4 seeret sllIl u sels duty Is my
eaHaifs inreEs me Is nul
On the slAt day 81 5anaafy hast, said
he, - ietsar WIS Feceiyed II The Court 81
Francs dated knlolad, +. Nos 81 1852.
and es9fsed 81 hefesEsy tssfee Is IS leading
aenez She Soat bern en ie,iexa1y Including
Jelk Davis Hbhinst hald siasls enalors. but
IS w beth l1.1sa i "a. with SONS ausprisel
BY nnly NE Genarlsls If tllcir arlaS viz
Teslahs Eiad Wies urging npon Nagse Icon .
speed feesgnIfibn - u d Southern fonfsd
eraey, ard e. al inslaeement offered the fol-
lowing rensonS
.'isf. That 4 was the intention Of the
leaders ef the Sonlh (which insepsien. how
ever was g b kept secret HDtii the war was
eyers1 20 soan as theiF lsdependenee was
declared 20 establish d debility inthe South.
aef9re their neIas - slisbandcd. That the
poor whitpsYnF ron siavs owners, who would
help them eight utssl puaaaer their indensss.
aenoe, - soe1 ns nobility Is established
spJ Sbey gre len ffve 10 oct, viii emigrWte
ss0rth and leave prly the noble aud his
saaye, eoRStitatina Gile nrtinst nobility. be.
sauee The peasant viii be the property Of the
noble while The line of SlealareatioA between
lsem vii be that Of color and race. That
heir atsisiEy - To eelahl ikh i nobility nannos
b doubEfaI WlInn IL Il well known that the
easlera u tbs ssssfh had Esreed this war and
tho present L'nlltederacy Ia op-
position @ i Hiaiasity 81 seSfy EiSste
81 lsAa 4 d aha slnty 8f Fance a. Of /
'sssr SsloyaaFeliss q clseosIisEe tohilils and
. discourage slefnoefAss
81 That IN aseoFdanre with shc above
slsssssipa they kthese ses ciltS thsee desigIa-
st 10 secure f5F hsld aeNafsea fsSfgssst which,
j resno8eliilg shail cons 81 law, 20 as !,
p exempt aisd 70 ss'asnrFt issf their fatuEc
Geaieaeraey as ihaiay slave leys ~ future
acbles as possible.
NJ opinion was then asksd b NJ, friend
- u Wheeler such i sehoala w0ald Be ael.
srzlsaa b sgen 4 majority 81 the slaTeoWnr
M replied that did not tllfnk & would,
ssr.ceially III tho Border States
You wflI tharefeee, when yen lssve read
fis afrfksss viii assss think fssaf s4tnfsttfs
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.farmrrs' department.
Failure Of Orchards.

From the excellent report of the
Maine Board Of Agriculture for 1863, |
we condensc the following: In the
first place the early paintings were III
virgin soil full Of vegetable mould from
the decay of forest trees and leaves for
centuries, containing in abundance all
the elements necessary to a thrifty
growth. Thousands of trees have since
then been set upon lands greatly ox-
hausted by repeated groupings, with
insufficient returns, and they have lit
orally starved. A remedy for this is
properly manming with a compost Of
leafmould, wood, ashes and lime; stable
manure may be added to advantage.
Again, the earlier planted trees were
generally well sheltered by the forest
growth.
The value Of shelter in such eli
mate as ours has never been sufficient
~ appreciated The success which has
attended the planting OF rows Of ever
greens for screens, is really surpris-
ing and warrants the belief that no
more judicious investment can be made
for young orchards in exposed situa-
tons than the planting Of evergreen
screens simultaneous with, or better still
previous to the planting ont of fruit
trees
Another cause Of failure may be
found in the fact that new soils of a
tenacious character do not suffer from
the presence of stagnant water SO much
while filed with roots and stumps
which have decayed, and the soil
fallen into a more compact and less
pervions state Thorough draining must
remedy this defect Every observing
person knows that our best orchards
are upon strong rocky or stony soils.
with dry or pcrrious s9JSoa
Still another reason Of the longevity
of the first paintings was the fact that
they were seedlings, grown upon the
farmers own land, or in the immediate
vicinity, and as they were plenty, only
the best were selected for permanent
planting. The simple fact that they
had thus grown upon the spot, is con
elusive evidence that they were hardy
thrifty and adapted to the soil an,
climate.
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DESCRIPTION OF A CHEESE Factory.
The milk is brought to the factory
every morning by the farmers Of the
ueighborhood, and delivered upon n
platform from which it is conveyed by
cutters to LARGE tin watts, inclosod and
supported by wooden cases When
the watts are filled, heat is applied by
means of steam pipes trayersing the
wooden bed upon which the watts rest.
The heat is continued until the tenn
pcrature of the milk has been raised to
S0o or So, the milk meanwhile being
continually stirred TO prevent cream
from rising or scum from forming.
Rennet and salt are added at the prop
er time. When the curd begins to
form the heat is withdrawn, a cloth is
spread over the contents of the vat
and the whole left to cool. The whey
is drawn onby Spoons, the curd chop
ped by knives with five or six blades
and ladled or shoyeled into a sink
where the whey that remains in tho
curd is drained off. The sink is
mounted upon wheels and runs upon
an iron track to another part of the
building between two rows of presses
The curd is weighed into strong wood
Ell tubs, bound with heavy iron bands
and pressure is applied by means o
jack screws. Alright the cheeses arr
turned and cloth bandages are applied
The next morning the cheeses are re
moved to the curing or dressing room
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