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

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
The COpperhead.


t'ere'4 a veHcmous snake that ur.. Ia tho grass.
Shiny, treachcrous, horrible thing;
e copperish Iuc are It's ugly folds,
Aud he gives no warning before his sting,
But strikes with secret aud sudden dart
Leaving poisoned and deadly smart
Ia lhecooii sweet meadows and over the ncld.,
Md the tall, green shoots aud tho clover bloom
lc erawls along on his hould scales,
Aud through the depths Of the forest elooms,
This hdcous reptile his SLOW path takes
The yest OF an the race Of snakes.
lie basks in the light Of the sun by day,
Aud hides in his narrow den at night,
Along with his mate and pescn, brood
oh loathsome hateful, rcpulsyc sight
Is this slimy serpent, this crawling thing
With The coppersh hide and the deadly sting.
OF late he has taken the shape Of man,
As Of old took Satan the sorpents form
Plotting by night in bis lraitorous den,
And lurking by day In the sunshine warm
Ready to strike, with secret dart,
His poisoned fangs to the nations heart
Nor. dangerous far than an open foe
Is ilis cunning snake with langs 30 keen,
Lying concealed In the tall green grass,
And trying to hide his yenom'd fplesn
Oh, what shall We do with the hateful thing
TO render harmless bis poisoned ,tingi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
Knoxville, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1864.
Terrible Losses OF the Rebel Army
near Atlanta.

We have in the Chat tanooga Rcbei, pub
ished at Griffin, Ga, some account of the
pattle Of Peach Tree Creek the first of the
Engagements in the vicinity Of Atlanta.--
The rebel correspondent says
MY limited observation of what trans
,ircd then confines me to the operations of
his, SCOTS and Gen Featherstone's bri-
FADES, of Loring's division Our stops were
harked with blood-our march was strewn
Eith dead and wounded OF this brigade
numbering perhaps one thousand-thcro
(ere killed and wounded three hundred
nd ninety. One company of the 55th Al
bama went into the action with four Off
PRS and thirty-siX men, and came out with
ply six men. Another that went in with
To officers and thirty men came out with
ply four men. OF those left behind. all
ere either killed or so desperately wound
as to be unable to walk There were
bnc captured who were not thus disabled
eathcrstones brigade suffered loss of
behalf, lacking one man. 1t lost, ! think
X hundred and two, aggregate
This is the first rebel account we have
en- Of the tremendous slaughter of their
my about Atlanta
The Columbus (Ga) 4Sm says of the loss
stores in Atlanta
Before Atlanta was lost, all our railroad
bck that had been retained. was DESTROYED
amounted to more than one hundred and
(y cars and several engines. Eighteen Of
cars We're heavily loaded with ordnance
pres, among which were about five thous-
d splendid Enfield or Tower musllets, en-
ely new, with all their equipments. A
&c number of brides, saddles, canteens,
N splendid web sings, swords, bayoncts,
es, shovels and other hardware in large
antity. About three million rounds OF
Ftridges and ammunition Of all kinds and
the very finest quality and character,
re fred
t thus appears that the rebel loss Of war
teral at Atlanta was greater than was
resented in our own accounts. The Co
hbts Sun says the loss is one that cannot
replaced
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
The Real Issue.

In this terrible rebellion with which the
American nation is now contendlng, there
is really but one great issue. The American
nationality must be preserved in its original
integrity, or the independence of the South
ern Confedcracy must be acknowledged
Demagogues politicians mcrcenary traders
and towards. may attempt to hide and cover
up the issue, but it cannot be hidden or Gov
cred up. The nation as nation, and the
citizens of the nation as citizens, stand face
to face with this issue before them this day
as they stood three years since, when the
rebels hoisted the bloody flag of the rebel
lion on the battered ruins of Fort Sumter
AT no time since the outbreak of the re-
bellion have the rebel authorities limited at
peace or an armistice, or at anything else
looking to suspension of hostilities, except
on the basis of their separate existence as n
national power Independent of the Govern
ment of the United States. To this broad
assertion wechalenge denial from any quar-
ter.
When. therefore. the Democratic party,
or the Conservative party attempts to hood
wink the people by the silly and cowardly
cry of peace, peace il is simply the cry of a
disgraccful national death.
The American nation can have no peace
with this treaeherous and bloody slavehold-
ers rebellion until it conquers peace, or
until the nation itself is conquered by the
rebels
This issue was distinctly placed before
the American people at the outset of the
rebellion, by men of all political creeds and
parties, and by none more distinctly or en-
phatlcally than by the leaders of the pres
cnt peace Democracy.
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF the I'D May
1861, has the following paragraph in the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

trembling at tho responsibility that |
thus assume, and sincerely dinident of my
ability 10 produce such work MS the sub
Jeol demands, and the pablo may expect,
can only promise 70 taX all my energies 20
make IT, If not Il "yanablc addition TO the
historic literature Of our country at all
events "a Just tribute TO tho brave, nobo
and devoted citizens Of Fast Tennessee,
! am very sincerely and truly, yours, Be-,
N, G TAYLOR
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

bpdy of strong and stirring editorial on
thenalional issue:
MI there is Il Democrat living in th,
:Nonh who has a lingering hope Of bring
nlG 'hese seeded States back into the Union
DDypeaceablc means, let him give it up. u y
1'hley can only be brought back by the over.
whining power of the Federal Govern
NEIL We have boon reluctant to come to
such conclusion but now must look the
mailer sterny in the face, east TO the winds
all hopes of peaceful solution and rely
onlg on the sword Ii must now be our do
slrlctlon rs Government and people, or
thai OF tho seceders and Confederate States
6o'ernmont We can not hesitate, nobody
buta traitor can hesitate, TO cast all. life
andproperty, into the contest. There must
be 10 mawkish scnsibility on the subject
Ihercality Of war must now be met and
present itself
Can anything be palmer or moro cmphat
ic than this2 Did the Republicans of 1861,
or do the Union men of 1864 ask anything
more than this? The statement of tho
question is as true to-day as it was when
uttered by tho Enquirer in 1861, "rhc only
peaceful solution is by the sword The
Iobels were not satisfied with the "Consttu-
ion as it is,and the Union as it was" They
therefore made Il new Constitution, and
proudly proclaimed that "its corner stone
vas human slavery
For three and half years they have
)ecn cndeavoring to overthrow "our old
Constitution, and establish the one framed
It Montgomery in 1861 Thesuccess of the
'cbels in the establishment of the Montgom-
ery Constitution, and the destruction Of the
Government and Constitution of the United
States. Shall the rebels succced2 This is
the question now to be determined by the
American nation, and all the domagogucry
of cowardly and corrupt politicians cannot
put it aside Louisville Press, Julb 80.
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fH7hE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DEFEND
ANT Is indebted to him and absconds that the ordinary
cannot be served him. having obtained original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant made return
able before d. wht,an, Justice Of the Peacefor Anderson
county and the having been levied his property II Is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before him
at his Office in Anderson county the 9Th day OF March, 1868,
will be proceeded with pare. II is further ordered
that this notice be published for four successive weeks in the
kaosVile Mhg.
septl4-it pft5' 4. D. wlIITTAN JP.
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ATTACHMENT,
James Ross 20. Gabriel Aeith

james R,ss Gabriel h.ih.
VgvlIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANT indebted him aud abconds that the ordinary
process be served upon him, having obtained
attachment against the Of the defendant return
able before s. D. Whtan Justice of the Peace Anderson
county and the having been levied his property:
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear him
at his office In Anderson county the 9th day March, 1885,
or II will be proceeded with parte II Is further ordered
that this notice be published for four successive in the
Knoxville Whg
sep,iI-4t pff5- s. D. wHITTAN,I Up.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

-usaThe Chicago Convention howled long
snd loud against arbitrary arrests, and then
nominated the man who, three years ago
arrested the entire Maryland Legislaturd
They denounced military Interference in
elections, and nominated the man who first
naHgaraSed such Interference in Maryland
and who now dctiantly tells them, in his
letter of acceptance, that he is glad to know
that the record Of his public life was before
them when they nominated him,
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John Norris Co. John J. Smiti, Nat. d. Smith and o..
r. HAL.
vuyIIE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEPEND
ANTS indebted to him. aud the said John and Nat.
D. smh abcond that the ordinary process Of law he
served upon them, having obtained original attachment
against the defendants, John j. and Nat D. Smith, made
trnab before John McGaughey, Justice Of the Peace for
McMnn county and the having been levied their pro-
pery ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him his Office In Athens the Goth day Of March
1885 the will be proceeded with pare. II s fur
ther ordered that this notice be published In the Knoxville
whg for four successive weeks
sept2s4t pfs5 JOHN McGAUGHEY, J. p.
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JOHN Mc6AUGHEr, J.P.


}. H. d. II. Ray ~. Eiijth Gaze
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO ME FROM COMPLAIN
ANTS BILL which sworn to, that Elijah Cate defend
ant resides beyond the limits OF the State of and
HE estate being attached 1t therefore ordered puba
on be made for four successive weeks In the Knoxville Whg
requiring him to appear before In the town of Athens on
the i'm march, 1865 and make hrs complain
ants claim, or the same will be taken for confessed and
hearing parto to hm
sep,ll-4t pft5 JOHN MoGAUGHEy, }. p.
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ATTACHMENT.

John w. Edo Jo,sph Bailey.
THE DEFENDANT, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant Is indebted to him and sbsconds
that profess cannot be served him having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made retunabe
before H. Caldwell Justice Of the Peace or Sewer
and the having been levied Lis property II h ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before him his Of
fee in SEWER county the 10th day Of February isGs
will be proceeded with pare II is further ordered tia; this
notice be published for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
whig. septi4.4t pft5s J. II. CALDWELL.
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his course here has been the same as at
Knoxville. his time boing occupied in drink
ing, gambling aud other vices Sic transit
giorie m9adi.
EAsl TENNEssEg.
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VuNIIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS TUE DEFENDANT
Is indebted to him and absconds that the ordinary
Of the Law be served him. having obtained
original attachment against the estate OF the defendant
made retunabe before j. H. CALDWELL Justice Of the Peace
county the having been levied his
crty ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him his Office In Sewer county the 10th day feb
isGS will be proceeded with parte. II Is further
this notice be published for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing.
septi4-ltpfsJE J. II. CALDWELL, JP.
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ATTACHMENT.

James Gottys Is. ". L. McClutcAy
EN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS 10 ME FROM COMPLAIN
ANTS bill, which IL that W. I. McClatchy the
defendant resides beyond the limits the State Of
and his estate being attached II therefore ordered pub
lie alton be made for four successive Knoxville
Whg requiring him appear beoreme in the town OF Athens
on the lh day Of March, 1862 and make his defense TO
for hearing ex parte as to him.
septliIt pitb JOHN McGAuGHEY, j. p
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Anarem .neKelRin rs. ".

Andrew Nek,t4in re- W, s. Calio,rdy.
Nm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO NE FROM COMPLAIN
ANTS bill which is sworn to, that s. Galloway the de
endant, resides beyond the limits Of the Sateo
and his estate being attached therefore dered that pub
eaion be made for four successive weeks IN The Knoxville
Whg requiring him to appear before tetown Athens
on the ID day Of March, ed5 and make his defense
painans can or the same will be taken confessed
for hearing parte to him
septli4t pf$5 JOHN McGAUGIJEY J. D.
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SEED OATs.-Thc Washington h,teiigen-
Ger announces that the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture has recently received a very su-
perior lot of black and white oats from
Stockholm, Sweden, weighing forty five
nnnnlo - a. l,.nhal which will be distlih-
uted among the farmers in quart packages
upon application to the Department.
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YOUNG LADIES AND GENTS.

Daughter Of English Gpey Nance Bron, Berk shire,
England. has arrived in Windsor O. w. and TO those who de-
Sire will send Photograph Of the person you sl
marry and the date Of the happy event. The picture Is taken
memory serd her age color OF your hair and eyes
All the United States should be addressed TO De
rot Michigan cf"Draver 2oc nelcse twenty five cents
and postage stamp to 49,. -...
at.s0f
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ATLANTA GONE UP.

HUT HOUSE AND LOT, WITH STABLE AND OTHER
buildings can be had on Main and Cumberland streets
nerr The residence OF Dr. Brornov e.ap for cash Any one
ushnr comfortable home would 10 well 70 call soon at Ken
nedy Brothers near The Franklin honse Nhen terms ~, Oe
ma stpiAt-lm
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TRUSTEES SALE.

my WRITE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED TO NE
November 6h iss and executed April 2Sd 1872 BY
fs l. Powell will sell to the highest bidder at the Court
House In Knoxville saturday, the sh Of October next the
tract of the iih District q Knox county belonging 70
ssId Powell containing tive hundred and oriyhree
s,5 aud win be sold without any equity OF redemption one
third purchase money will be paid down. and e oaaS
on twelve months time, With security snd Int.Is., -
sspt7-4t' D. 1hhfbti ""''s''
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Mcclellan Heading the Mobility.

The following article discloses the facts rs
to the subject of this Southern rebellion. --
When first writton and published, the
Louisville journal fully credited the rovca-
tions made--now the affair is horse OF
another color France is informed that a
nobility is 20 be formed Poor white men
are to be driven out Of the South. Slave
owners alone are TO be allowed to remain,
Colt he"ielion, 9ou hood ur0aio-re' o--...;ne,
nobility:
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IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
Iom the adayit OF the pant that the defendant has ied
nom the limits Of the State OF Tennessee so absconds or
concea himself that the ordinary process law cannot be
served upon him II is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four In the Knoxville Wbg
sd defendant to appear at The next term OF the Circuit Court
Tor Knox county be held at the Court nouse IN Knoxville
on the "a Monday OF October then and there
swer or demu to the suit and demand Of the plaintiff or the
same VIII be taken as confessed and proceeded with pare as
to him. septl4.4 pf*5f S. II. SMITH Clerk
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ATTACHMENT.
ATTACHMENT.

AlJot ~ Forest and Wa. w. Edrards Adms Of
Sa,iu,i J. Edrard,, decd, 60. Jasper ". st,phens
vuyIIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted him and absconds that the ordinary pro-
cess Of the be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made reurnable
before John Mcaughey Justice Of the Peace for McMnn
county the having been levied his property 1t Is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant before him
Al his Office In Athens the 20h day Of January, 1s6 1t
will be proceeded with parte II s further ordered that
notice pubshed o four successive weeks in the Knox
Vile whig -
sept23-4t pft5 JOHN McGAUGHEf,J.P
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D. T. Turner, Adp'r, rs. James Smith, dc.
n THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

from the affidavit Of the plaintiff the defendant has ned
from the limits Of the State OF Tennessee absconds or
concea himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him Is therefore ordered that publication
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whg notifying
SAID defendant to appear at the Of the Circuit
for Knox county to be held at the Court House Knoxville
on the "a Monday Of October then plead
swe or dcmur to the suit and demand Of the plaintiff the
same will be taken confessed and proceeded with pare
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HADDoNrIELD, n. j., Aug. "a, 1864.
Jas. Pollock, Caleb Cope, Esq, Jos. n. Thomas,
%, and Lloyd p Smith, Esq, philadelphia,
h:
ENTLEMEN-Your very. kind note of the
Einst., expressing your 'high admiration
ie heroic people of East Tennessee,
requesting me to pcrpetuate, in historic
"thc facts and incidents that illustrate
devotion and self sacrifice in the main
Ince of constitutional liberty, and ''for
preservation of national unity is just
Med. thank you, gentlemen, for your
,stion, and for your generous apprecia-
of the suffering, sacrificing, patriotic
le of East Tennessee, even more than
le hattering compliment to myself i'm
in the request you are pleased to make
Ne. 1t wanted but such manifestation
Rhfdcnce in me, as your note exhibits,
hfirm my purpose, already more than
Horned, Of entering on the interesting
|elicate and laborious work you sug-
II may not at once, neophite as ] am,
/ to the dignified position of a philoso-
historian, may hope at least, as an
list, to rescue from oblivion very many
k,nd incidents that may assist existing
Iiture generations to fully comprehend
lroperIy appreciate the true meaning OF
btism, and make ready to the hand OF
ture historian much important "mate-
THAT else might soon sink beneath the
If passing events, and be lost or forgot
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H. Householder 70. John H. Parker.
IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEA RING

Y HID OAUOE TT APPEA RING
from the affidavit OF the plaintiff defendant has ded
nom the limits Of the State OF Tennessee absconds or
ooneea himself that the ordinary process cannot be
served upon him 1t 10 therefore ordered publication be
made for four successive weeks the Knoxville Whg notifying
said defendant to appear the the Circuit Court
for Knox county TO be held at the Court House Knoxville
on the I'd Monday OF October then and there plead
swer demur to the suit and demand Of the plaintiff the
same will be taken confessed and proceeded parc as
TO him. septl4.4t pfs5t X. H. SMITH Clerk
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER
I'D into partnership Ia the practice Of Law IN the Olrou
ana uhancey Courts Jonesboro Greonev Dandrge and
oNle lnd also In The County, Circuit Ohanoery and su-
poye taken to the Supreme Court either OF tho Courts
Jonesboro, cambridge, Greeneyills or Knoxville.
g. and NJ Logan, under the Arm Logan Logan will
attend TO any causes which may entrusted their manage
men IN the Federal Court. And Thomas H. Nelson will at
tend individually to any IN which he may be employed
w s unrsja Court At Knoxville not embraced In his part
rhe style Of our firm Nelson Logan Logan - "rsn
n, n
Knoxville Tenn Jelly JOS NJ LOGAN
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ATTACHMENT.

N"V Nourl ou JUDICIAL Vlreu Knox county, Tennessee
John Glenn rs. Daniel kiny.
N THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
nom The AFFIDAVIT OF the plaintiff that the defendant has fled
RON the limits OF the state Of Tennessee Rbsconds OF
conceas himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him II Is therefore ordered that publication be
made ior four successive weeks In the Knoxville Whg notifying
SAID defendant appear at the Circuit Court
for Knox county TO be held at the Court House In Knoxville
on The ~ Monday OF October next then aud plead an
ewer or demur to the suit and demand Of the spd pann or
the same win be proceeded with ex parto to him.
sep.ladt pff6 g. II SMITH Clerk