davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-10-07

"Fire and fall back" in the military dction-
ary of the present day, means, "burn your
stores and retreat"
, 1864-10-07

The number of printing presses now in opera
ton or ready for use in the Treasury building
in Washington is so large that, if placed in a
line they would reach more than qauarter of a
mile
, 1864-10-07

What is the difference between a pithy re-
mark and dime7 One is sententious, and the
other is ten-cent-ioUs.
, 1864-10-07

Smith asked Jones what the high price of but
ter was owing to. GA considerable part of it is
owing to my grocer, said Jones, "for it is two
months since 1 paid him."
, 1864-10-07

What would be good ''sign" of the times
"a. Lincoln, Esq, Attorney-at-Law, Spring
field, Illinois"
, 1864-10-07

Ira man talks insolently to you under the
plea Of candor, you may knock him down un-
der a plea of an infrmity of temper.
, 1864-10-07

MILD IRR1TAT1vEs.-An individual having in
cendiary designs upon the North River, lets fly
the following squibs
, 1864-10-07

We call the attention Of purchasers and tho public
in general to our present large and well ssle'ted
Stock consisting of
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Let us RetalIalc.

Some wealthy men in Fast Tennessee
have sons in the rebel army, who are now,
and have boon tor months, heading guerrilla
bands robbIng Union iamilies.and burning
down Union houses and barns, and killing
Union mon indiscrIminately Lct our au-
thorities at once ~ Gen, Paine lie doing at
Cairo and Paducah, order thai, for every
outrage on Union mons live, and property
rebel families BIO treated in tho same way
and TO an equal extent Let tie entire per
souui estates Of leading rebel ympathiaers
be taken, and appropriated, whose sous are
heading these band, Of thieves and house
burner. And let il be orderednt once, that
none but loyuIi-ts shall trade il East Ten.
ucs,cc. And let wealthy rcbo- be taxed a
largo amount TO support tho loor families
Of Union soldiers IN The field This GEN
Paine has done We have 70 TO come 10
this. and why not at onco' The letters
captured upon Birch Cook 4 70. disclose u
plot to make il general 7sS1piH the middie ot
,Sepie0ltt Tho rebels arc tod they will be
relieved thcn--that they INST hoH their
me3mgS after night and act II concert -
These couspirators are acting with rebel
traitors in all parts Of East Tnncssee who
/ have erc1, taLm the amnesty 9th, SO rs to
throw the Union authorities G their guard,
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tennessee Troops at Atlanta,

No troops in the Union army have fought
more bravcIy, from Tunnel Hill to Atlanta,
than the East Tennessee regiments The
regiments commanded by Col Shelly and
Gross, have fought well and suffered largely.
The regiment commanded by Col Reeve
has fought well, been badly cut up, and
most of It's remaining officers have resigned
Tho 9th. Col Cooper, has done much hard
fighting, and its gallant Colonel has been
made Brigadier General, promotion he
has won by hard fighting and good conduct
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Extracts from Sam. Va ,lace's Letter,

We have in our possession letter from
Sam Wallace, Of Bount county. to his wife.
dated June 23d, miles y f Of Atlanta,
Georgia \ few brief extract, from this
letter evidently expressing the honest con
vlction- Of the writer's mind will be read
with interest here where the rebel writer
is known
God i helping rs Ihos, t~o great battle. at
Richmond and Atlanta will dcci1, the CONTEST
have believed ever since have secu The plan q
concentrating all our forces that II we DO moi whip
if We drive them from Richmond and Atlanta il
will stop the war. They eau never raise another
army, or the North a. Ii cd Of the war a. We are
Bu: or the other hand. oh roy God if We loose
these battles We are a ruined people, We cannot
raise and suo-i.t an army another year Many think
tina; We can prol0ng the war ind yGnitcy but don't
think 70. We could keep up guerrilla warfare, it
Is true. but that Is uuOus 10 any country. trust
God has no. given At. up If .bo>e battle. termi,
nate fayoraby, con return howe, if not, God have
mercy, don't know wbat is &c become Of u.l"
"Ihr State IS oyerrun with refugee Th- is
poor county, and thi. portion Of North G,orein \.
not more loyal to the South than East Tennessee
have seen sam. Henry, who live. ii Murphy, be !.
"a brotbe' TO old Buser-I have wrote e. him he
wrote me that be had written t. you--so IL Buster
CALI On You be viii bcfrieid you and .au must B,
cerggi not 10 iDro!re trieads T.
Capt Lyon Is sick j. very low, and viii JIG SOON.
Alice lost her hoy. G. Wallace and jesse live in
Augusta McPhersons are boarding at y,res hun
drea doiiays per Dio,fh Mary looks badly children
all had chioken-poN and cOoped up in one room
without any servant Who should come walking
up but Charlie CoiinLshe give. Us al the news
lie had seen you--you had gone to Maryville and
Knoxville but could not tell what you had gone 70
tbc latter place for. This has ANNOYED me no lit
oathP The country is one common pes'-ho,ae from
smallpox
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sale OF Rebel Property,

VIM Homer, and other Aids to the
Revenue, will sell Thursday and Friday
next on Gay street, near 10 Renshaw's
Warehouse, . large lot Of Furniture and a
variety adapted to house keeping, aud the
approaching winter. Also. some three
thousand dollars worth Of goods And on
that, or the following day two Omnibuses
seized as the property Of rebels, one Piano
and various other items of use, and of primo
necessity. The sale will commence at 10
O'Clock precisely, and the terms will be cash
in hand. Nothing will be received but
greeubacks.
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Pay them in their own Coin,


For the especial information Of 7uch East
tennessee troops whether o. me uhi'eo
state, volunteer service. OF % 'H' nome
UHails inc Io'loNlhg genuine rt"v' 'f''f'
issued 10 No'cmpef last.
heADgI 4Flh'' ''IR "A, pa :1 N"yALhf
n. all, .L,,, p, ,,.,, o.g.,,.
Notice /. hereby given to the people of Carter and
johnson counties that the Union men vii be hcld
nT and bp.bwbocknr Of Southern soldier. and
citizens. Whenever de'etefs, bush"hecFeI', aaa
bs, r,oy ,,ai or nlunder lie ia,,1. and tg,D, Of
Union nan stall be 5lg.c5 to he grolad
,o ,1, 4y 1FyTe, n, aby o =., ,., ",' ,
try.
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in June last. BY Union citizens who had
been robbed by him, and whose houses he
had burned 10 the ground by authority.
lie ard his viilainous associates had "burned
to the ground" the houses Of twenty four
families. and had stolen their horses. within
the last SIX weeks. This was done in ODE.
dience to Lieut. Col. Witchers order. and
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Whisky and War.

Whisky and brandy apo very necessary
il war in the army hospital. and in times
Of peace for medicinal purposes but they
are destructive in a military cncampment
and subversive Of law and order. and if
used freely in battle, they will defeat the
party using them. But for hq,yr this re
bcllion would not have been commenced,
and but for liquor in the Federal army the
war would now be at an end because it
would have terminated in the triumph Of
our arms
So tar as the permitting # liquors INTO
East Tennessee is concerned. the Treasury
Department will do none Of it. but in The
future. throw the whole responsibility Of it
upon the military authorities
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Mr.. Fessenden's Appeal.

We yield large portion OF our space on
or first page to the publication Of the able
and powerful appeal Of the new Secretary
Of the Treasury, Mr.. Fc-senden The points
presented are of transccndcnt Importance
in this crisis. and the Secretary has pre-
scented them in such forcible terms as will
command attention The income Of the
Government will soon amount to ONE NIL
LION PER DAY. Only think Of that. and Of
the vastrcsources of this great Government.
We can carry on the war, and we intend to
do it. until the rebellion i, put down
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First National Bank of Knoxville.

The officers Of this bank will have occu.
pied the fine Banking House Of the Ocoeo
Bank, by the time this paper reaches sub
scribcr,, II is one Of the Government
Banks, and is a safe depository for soldiers
and citizens, who are liable to be robbed Of
their money every day Many Of our far
mcrs have money and the guerrilla thieves
know it, and are liable to dash in upon
them any night Many Of the soldiers and
officers Of the army have some money, and
are DESTROYS of saving ii until a future time.
We assure them they can find no safer place
than Knoxville to deposit, for it is the best
fortified town inside Of the Federal lines,
and can and will be held against any force
that may come
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Aiming Negroes TO Eight.

The terrible cutlery against arming ne
groes in this war Las measurablv ceased
since the murderous and barbarous conduct
Of the rebel, is understood, aud since il is
generally known that they began that spe-
cies Of warfare The true Union sentiment
Of the country calls for the putting down
If this heIl-hound rebellion At any cost Of
human life, and human treasure. And il
We had the power, and could control the
elements, we would arm and uniform, in
Federal babiIaments, all the fowls Of the
air, and the fishes in the sea--uverv wolf
panther, catamount, and bear in the noun
tains Of America-every tiger, elephant
and lion IN burope--every rattle snake and
crocadio in the swamps Of Florida and
South Carolina--every negro III the South
era Conlederacy and every devil in he'll,
ard turn thom loose upon the Coricderacy.
My, we would poison the very air they
breathe, the water they drink, ana the food
hey eat We would convert hell itself into
one great t91T6do, and have it exploded uu-
der he worry center Of tho Contederacy.--
Ayo we BAY put down the rebellion, and
force rebels 70 lay down their arms, if, in
doing 80 we have to exterminatc from
Gods green earth every living human be-
ing SoatL O. Mason and Diyon's line
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Rebel Atrocities,

War, a, best is rcpulsiyo even in lts
mildest form, it is cruel and revolving It
destroys human life, it oblitcratcs all sense
of personal rights. uampos upon the laws
Of property and annhilatcr the ordinary
feelings Of humanity On the part Of the
United States this war has been carried on
with tender regard for tho feelings Of hu-
mainly. But on tho side Of the rebels from
the barbarous display Of Yankee heads and
bones at Bull Run, down 10 the late iicndish
display Of savage barb0rity in the burning
out of women and children at Chambers
burg, there have been Il succession OF cruc
outragcs, that go to show the rebels are
more wanton and fendsh than the devil
desires them 70 be- Their robbery Of the
dead, their abuse of prisoners, their starNa-
ton of thousands at Belle Island thcirmur-
derous bush WhaCkery, then informal maafG
ere ut Fort Pillow, and the ndisclibable
horrors Of the murders and robberics they
are now perpetrating IN all parts Of East
Tonncsscc, show them to be what we have
always chargcd--heII.bor and hell bound !
This is the much -audcd civilization Of the
South--it is diabolcal outrage upon hui
manity and upon abe ordinary usagcs Of
civilized warfare When they die one by
one it may be truly said Of them, in the
language Of Holy Writ, in hell he lifted
up his ewes being in torment
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sneaking al Cedar hroIp.

Cedar Grove is about six miles North.
vest Of Knoxville, and we led a IA the
speaking, and were followed by Hon. H
Maynard in . speech Of more than two
hours length. Some one Or more persons
moi friendly 10 the cause be advocated, have
falsely reported him 2, preaching the doc
trine Of negro equality. We heard every
vord he said ana We endorse every senti.
ment he advanced He was combating the
charge made by those who are finding fault
Of the policy Of the Administration. to the
effect that the party in power, and now
supporting Mr. Lincoln intended to make
he secr2e3 tie eYsoL8 Of the whites, and al.
legged that hey would be marry ing each
other
Mr.. Maynard took the ground that they
were an inferior race and 20 proclamations
or Legislation could make them tbs equals
Of the bites, if even such q thing were in
jondel, which be denied lie was not in
the least afraid Of .hei" becoming his equals
and many who had such q horror for negro
eq10lty, as they termed il, Lad but short
distance to go to become the equals Of ne.
groes themselves As to their marrying,
that was altogether matter OF taste, aud
much depended upon the education raising,
and counsel given to parties. He had sons
and daughters himself, and he had no fears
that they would marry negroes Werepeat
We endorsed every word he said. and every
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The State Convention.

We are glad 10 see that State Conyen-
ton has been called at Nashville for the
first .uonday IN September, aud we call upon
oyory county in East Tennessee to be rep
resented there. II Is cXpodicnl to hold n
Presidential election ia Tennessee. and let
that Convention make ont n iall electoral
ticket Tennessee is not ont Of the Union,
aud mover has been Ihcvillainous portion
Of her citzons have boon in rebellion for
moro than three years Lot II, all meet in
that Convention and inaugurato the work
Of restoring civil government
There will be- meeting IN the Court
House in Knoxville on Saturday, goth Of
August to appoint delegates to Nashville
lot the loyal men Of Knox county turn out
CALL or THE COMMITTEE
At tho request Of me citing of loyal men. repre-
sculng the several divisions Of the State Of Tonnes
see nj the Capitol IN Naihyic, on the ID day Of
August lsGi and IN accordance with our own views
We do hereby call convention Of the loyal people
Of Tennessee, to be- holden at Nashville on the first
Monday In September next, 10 tnko into considera-
ton, lst the general state aud condition Of the coun
try; 3D. the means Of roorganizing civil government
and restoring law and order In the state Of Tonnes
see; Sd, the oXpcdency Of holding Presidential
election in the State in November next and, finally
TO take such preliminary steps in reference in said
matter us they may deem necessary and proper, and
va do most earnestly urge upon the loyal order
loving, law abiding people Of every county IN the
State the great importance OF securing full repre-
sentatioa IN said proposed convention,
A. WI
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The War in Ce9Igla.

The following circular lrol Gen Thomas
will be pcruscd with saJsicton by the
onion people, ., coming iron one Of the
solid men Of the army whichever eXagger-
atcs, but states thing, as hey are He
shows that in the recent battles there we
have been victorious in a mot encouraging
degree
NEAR ArLANTAJuly a. 1861
Tie Major General Commandig congntulatos
his troops upon the brilliant slccaes which attend
ed the Union arms in the late battles, and which
have been officially reported as foows:
In the battle of the Goth n,tr i which tho 10Th
corps ORC division Of the llh corr and part Of the
18th corp, were engaged the tot0 Union los- in
killed wounded and missing, was .7,3. IL front
Of he 2Dth corps there were put at Of fight 5000
rebels 1868 of the enemy wgn buried by our
troops, and the rebels were permitted TO bury $50
themselves
The second division, 9Th corps, epused seven as
.ault, Of the enemy, with light les to themselves,
which must have swrlloa the number buried by the
rebels beyond 300 We also captured seven stands
OF colOrs
No official report ha- been received Of the part
taken in the battle by the l4tb crp,
Ia the battle of the 22d, the rtal Union loss in
killed wounded and missing WIS 500 and ten 40
pieces of artillery. The rclhI los in prisoners cap
tued and known dead in front Of the 9TH and
10Th corps, and one division If the 9TH corps, was
2,l42. The other diyisioH Of the nth corps re-
pulsed six assaults of the qeny before it fell back
which will swell tho rebel JOS in killed to at cnst
5000
There were captured in th, bpttla is stand. Of
L,~. n1i T. 600 small arne,
Brig. Gen. Garrdrd, Cora.,.a0a, 8 a. o5covolr,,
division has just returned fron a raid on the Gcor-
gia Railroad having lost but two men and brought
IN two hundred prisoners, freh lot Of horses end
numba. OF negroes. lie derroyed the railroad
bridges acros, branch cf the Occuhuga aud the
dopots at Courad', Coyington nd S,cl0l Circle
By comman, Of Gen. THoNAs
W. D. NHGpgLE \. \. G.
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sentiment he advanced and we are not the
advocate Of making the negro race equal to
the white race, either North on South, and
simply because God has made the matter
otherwise. We are for armng negroes oln
fighting rebels in rebellion with thom, and
in turn We are for giving the negroes their
freedom for their military services
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Gallant Southern Men.

AIout thirty rebel cavalry made dash
into Sewer county last week, and tool, four
horses from the widow Of DR. Hod.dcn all
she had In addition 10 stealing her horses.
a lone widow, they beat her over the head
with pistol This was brave conduct 1t
was worthy OF The chivalrs Of the South,
who are fighting for a great principle and
boast Of high order Of civilization
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Attachment
nngI02t

Reuben .Shorre's Us. ITesig Iyoas
THE plaintiff ON affidavit .gy. The dcfcnd8l
indebted to him and So abscoud. that the ordi
process cannot be served on him, having obia
an original attachment ngaiH-t the estate Of
defendant made returueblo before james Park
Justice Of the Peace for NcMinn county, an,
same having been levied on hi. property.
ordered by laid Justice that the defendant ad
before him at his office in McMinn county. oi
lst Monday in October next or it will he prooe
with ex partc. II Is further ordered that This n
be published for four successive weeks in the ID
vile Wing. This July 2sth 1864
sugiO 1t pf so JAMES PARKINSON. J.
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Free Negroes Voting In Tennessee.

The Peace Democracy alias the rebel
sympathizers at the North, have stirred up
a furious controversy over our editorial set
ting forth that free negroes voted in Ten
nessce under the old Constitution. They
deny it square out. We will set it right in
our next The last election in which thoy
voted was in 1888, and tho Convention
amending the Constitution in 1884, deprived
them of the right Of suffrage
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aaA. The Surgeon in charge Of the hos
pital in New Albany, Ind reports that he
has 800 belonging to Robert Jones, private
in company F, I'd E, Tenn Inf, who, on
his death-bcd, requested that his money be
sent to his blind sister, Boon Mountain F..
Tenn For further information call at this
office
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Union Presb,tery.

This body, at its special meeting ia Mary
vile, Blount county, on the 3D. inst. adj
journcd to meet in Spring PSce Church in
Knox county, on the first Friday Of Sep
tember next, at II o'clock. An
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JoHN SHLLITo a Co.--See the advertise.
ment Of this firm. 1t is one of the most
extensive and reliable houses in Cincn-
natl We know ii we'll and have visited
it frequently, It's on Eth Street, near Vine,
and will show for itself A that is said in
the advertisement is So and more might be
said
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NOTICE TO WILLIAM |. DAVIS

f1NHE UNDER! lGNED TAKES THIS METHOD or GIVING
q notice that her husband WILLIAM L. DAVIS for
nelly ~ Jentrsonyilc Tatewe county, Va, that after he
was driven from home The rebels conHscaed all property,
real aud personal and driven home the sheer
mercies Of the world, snd Knoxville Tenn. This
publication IL made for tho purpose Of letting said WAS L.
DAVIS knoy that iaci am exceedingly ANXIOUS to know
his Whereabouts suppose he Is to know mine Any infor
ma ion on this subject, addressed 10 at Knoxville, Tenn
Ia Of Henry n Luiz will be most thankfully received
Newspapers please copy. - -
aug1Oit oLLIBBiC DAVIS.
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Decentralization is called TO the re
moval Of VIM Coflman n Co.. from corner
Of Prince and Cumberland to corner Of
Gay and Cumberland Sec advertisement
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Lorls McGLAUFLIN is authorized to act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast Hi address
I. San Trsuci,co California
c. 5. HuBBARp, Of New Haven Connecticut s
our regularly appointed agent to rece.,2 subserip-
lions for our paper in that State
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'''''''' ~ ''''' i'S''i'"'' W, CIV q" WV
news we have from It, and the lth Tonnes
s.., oo,.oI,,,.
wv
NEAR DALroN, c TO, Aug 6tL, 1861,
NJ. Editor The Stoneman raid was success
rs learn from officers who were in it, and got back
to Marietta before left Our forces destroyed nine
locomotives and trains, burned Il numbered bridges
tore up miles Of track destroyed train Of four
hundred wagons destroyed II GAS Factory this side
Of Macon. and otherwise damaged the rebel cause.
Your son was in the fight, under McCook, and
escaped with hi men by swimming the river and
loo,inc his horses and clothes But one Of his men
Is missing, though they were in the hottest of the
Hnht The ith Tennessee cavalry, commanded by
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State of Tennessee.--Knox Count,

tIkULIl COUkT-3l JJDlIIAL CTRIUT-
Tho Hrrsot Samuel Picfc,. deed. rs. ~ IT, >41
J. C. RAMSEY, J5o. H. C'o-i,,, AID others.
ygNHE DEFEND ANTS, ". n. sNEED,J o. RAMSEY, JNO.
Il Crolier, James ". Gillesp.e, q b. reynolds n Gil
pie, C. W. Charlton and Rut kirlve having lyd from
limits Of this state having sscrsd themselves A'
ordinary process ~ served upon them charged
the affidavit tits therefore ordered thai pu0cs cI be m
for four successive weeks IN thU Knoxville WING notifying
defendants TO appear before the Circuit Court g con
al the next october term thereof be held to court hu
In Knox VILE GU the - Monday OF ogtcbrru r and ID
to plead answer or derur TO the suit and demand thc
tin', or the same win be taken as-g0nic.-ed.
augloA :. o.. SMITH, Gu,
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GOOD NOTES FOR sAI

DESIRE to sell number Of GOOD NOII
Oh the be-, men IN the country. Notes bearing
per cent interest
" MABRY.
auglO2 u Knoxville, Ter