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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

q y ATPENEs FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS CASE THAT
the fnian' is nonresident 0f The State of Tennessee
ishgr.I-c ordered hv that publication h made 10 the
Knoxville NH for four siy weeks requiring said d;icn-
H.1t tu appear .f0r. 10 rrg EU1u' county and
answer lr Icmur said bid, %. 95h lay Of December
-t 'll viii e taken confessed lud set Tor hearing
gv rarta. IuH. Zi.h. i~Gi
.-.Ll 1. M 81 VIC. CONNER. j. z.
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IT appearing from the affidavit in this case that
the defendants are uou-rceidcns the State of Ton
ue,see 1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
weeks notilyingsaid defendants tooppcur before me-
at my office in Blount county, on the 25th day oi
December, 1854 to plead, answer or domur 10 the
same, or il will be taken as confessed by them and
set for hearing "a partc. June 9th 1854
augl7 It pf 81 ROBERT McTEER }. =.
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XNANTED-Agcnt to sell by subscription,
w TnE History or rHE GREAT WESTERN
SANITARY FAIR which is nov being s.crrcctyrcd,
and will he published at an early day. Aprcspc ,tus
volume will be ready for agents about the first Of
May. For full particulars, terms, &c, address the
pubi.hers, {. + VENT 4 o.
my7-tf No. 3. West Fourth It, Cincinnati, y.
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lOnN McGAUGnEY, Jr,
taNnErLAINnrroN ArrInAylr ~ rnr nrrrNnA

fANtt tLAlN tlFt ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
Elndghtd 10 him and SO absconds that process
Dee served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against r defendant made rtturnabe before John McGaug-
cy Justice OF te Peace for McMun county, and the same
having been levied on his property Il is ordered by
utg that uc defendant appear before him his office In
Athens ontr goth day Of January next will be proceeded
with gN pmte II Is further ordered that this he pub.
hgi for four successive weeks the Knoxville Whi, July
9Th, lstL Uu.lIItp s. JOHN McGAUGHEY J. p.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TI,HE FAN Session Of tho Day School conducted BY
Mis-. c. MCLEAN, on Summit llin, in this city will
begin On Monday the 22d of August next. For terms
and particulars apply at the Catholic Church. am
July 29-lm ). 4
JNFoRMATIoN WANTED As TO THE WHERE
| abou,s Of joins IurHEH DouoLAss my son, who eii
ne in KnoNvillc, Tenn, ON I'd day g Nov. last Any
e m kna,,;ug ,here be now Is or has been since the
aboye time will confer great avor one IN distress BY
letting me knov through letter to Hope Bartholomew
,u,Io &,- wM. DoUsLAEs,
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McTEER, j. 2.

WANTED Disabled officers aud soldiers
w honorably discharged from the service, and in
want Of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
to their condition, should address Lock Box 1sg
Cincinnati, Ohio stating the date of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which they be-
ionged. may7-h
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RoBFRrMcTFER, J,P.
moory Court MagyWlle, Tennessee
ATTACHMENT BILL


TRyuE DEFENDANT HAVING REMOVED BEYOND THE
Oh. HWis of Che state II s ordered that publication be
ldlr ur Jour successive weeks u Che knoxville Whg, notify.
H lht defendant To appear before the ChAuoty Court At
Mhyt on lsi Tuesday ulrr the st Monday " November
next nd make ls defence TO said B the will be taken
' confessed aud Oct ur hearing partc, August lth lSG
augl7 itpts5 wa. WALKER,C c. 4 NJ.
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oyun,s -. -lt.ox UountY, Tenn.


Petition for Partition of Land.
FENIL DEFENDANT HENRY A. LONES, BEING NON.
q resident oI Che state ut Tennessee 70 is ordered that pb
cation h"made for four successive weeks IN the Knoxville Wing
requiring .l defendant 90 appear before said County Court
ON the INST Monday in October next NJ the house in
Knoxville 90 defend said petitions The same will be taken as
confessed ami ' cause set for hearing him August 5h
1864, aHrl, 10 pi 50 WM. CRAIG, CLERK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-07-30

4 Questions fur the People to Solve.
Can Uncle Sam" be invigora,ed BY 1
new birihi
\ How much have the ofE@eboIders sad
contractors made OUT of The war,
To ~ha, exten, are the people humbdg-
gsdl
How long VII; > machine las, Tia, i ou,
Of order. and r':n 10 its full capacity
How much regard have rulers for The
rights II the Pcoplel
How much salt i there III lie ien,s shcd
by tyrants!
When viii passion give way 10 fcnsoni
When will those VINO are blind be fe.
stored 10 sighi?
How can black be made white wi,hout
paint
What kind Of gov ernme u /, and how mueh
debt are we 70 have when she war is overj
II The war should continue until the -,
man j. killed and the last dollar is spen..
who will trry the last man, and who wil
hold the last dollar!
Omc0@
der or 10 the people!
Should the freeing Of slaves be The pars.
mount obj~ct Of the wsri
j. there any recoil 10 a musket IN the
'ands Of q negro soldier!
what sins are the people char6cabIe
slth, and deserving punishment: that "A.
Lincoln should be reelected Presidenti
1.-THE Republican termination for Presj.
lent we're 20 be made over again would Mr..
lincoln be nominatsdi
Is i right for the President and his Cabi.
'et 20 truckle 10 France BY abandoning. for
he time being, the Monroe doctrine svsinst
he wishes Of the peopl,i
DO al govern ments derive their just pow
rs from the consent Of the governed!
!. love. hatred or fear. the stronger bond
I Union!
Can the Union be preserved BY cocrcios
lone!
Has one tenth Of the people or a State
'e right 10 rule nine- tcnths!
Does the right 10 think. speak. and vote.
'n~tiiuie the life OF Iiberiyi
10 slavery, OF the aggregate sins sf the
sopie the cause Of the waii
II slavery, caused the war, whs. caused
. split in the Republican party, tetwcen
REMoSr and LIScoLs!
Are men made Tor governments, o. gov.
nmenis for men!
Should any man. Republican OF Democrat,
elected tot Congress who will not agree
probe TO the bottom the corruption OF tho
esent Admiaistraiionf
How many bad men are kept 10 cficei
II ,w many good men are KEEP, out Of or
~.
Shall negro soldiers. after the war shall
w ended, be kept as a standing army,
domineer over white cifizens'
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Federal Gosernment. IL will ssnp from HE
eyes the Ias' fin of such d.lusisn: or ~
there be sny. whose hearts have grown faint
under the suffering and sgony OF This bloodv
struggle. u VIII inspire them ~rh fresh en-
ergy TO endure and brave whatever m,v vst
be 'ecrsi,e Z, preserve 10 themselves and
'heiF eh:'arrn sII ,ha, gives dignity and val.
ue 10 lie. or hope and consolation 10 death:
and y there be any patriots o. Christians IN
Your land, ho shrink appalled, from the Il.
i'minabl. sirire q private misery md pub-
nc cAlsmiv which stretches befnre them.
We pray that u their bosums a resvlu,ion
may be qurkened 10 reclaim the abused an
'hority and yindicafe The. outraged c,vilxa-
,ion OF their country. r.r III. rolici,ude
you have manifested 20 inanrura.e a move
mcns which contemrl1,es resrIis he uo.t
noble and humane, we return Inr sincere
thanks. and sre, most sincerely aud trulv.
'our obedient servants,
!Signedl G. q. CLAY, IT,.
JAS. b nOLCOMB.
cITros HousE, IuIy 20. 1864.
;olonel " z Jewe,t. Cataract House. NJ
agsra Falls, New York.
Sik-We ARE 10 receipt OF your nose sd-
's'ng us Of The departure Of Hon. Horace
ireeley from the Fails; shn' he regrets The
ad termination OF The ini,iators r,efs taken
or peace. in consequcncr Of fhe change
nade by the President |, his Instructions "a
onvey the Commissioners 10 Washington
y negotiation, unconditional. ana that M.
'reeiey will be pleased to receive any an.
~er We may have 10 make through YOU.
We avail ourselves Of this offer TO encIose
letter TO Mr. Greeley. which you will OBJ
ge Us BY delivering. We can no. take
rave Of you wiihou, expressing our thanks
or-your courtesy and kind Office ss the me-
ium through whom our correspondence
'iih Mr.. Greeley has been conducted, and
sruring yon tha, We are very respectfully
our obedient servenis.
G. G. CLAY. Jr.,
las -. HOLCOMD.
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tResidence opposite Indiana Hotel. J Jasper. y
LAS . large stock Of Dry Goods, Groce-
- rses and Notions. which he Is desirous
81 psddling out on the principle OF "smaII
profits and quick sales" lie gives below
SOME os his prices, and invites those who
Wish % buy. 20 call on him a. bis home. or
s'op his wagon, when 10 motion. All kinds
p produce iaksn'fs exchange iyr goods.
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CLH1os, c. W., July "a.
The following j. a copy Of The orisina
letters held hy me to deliver - Hon. Hor
ace Greeley, snd.w hich duplicate | now for.
wnrd 70 the Associate Press.
tS'gnedl WM. CORNEL JEwErT.
"CLiFTcs Ii"usE. G. w, July ri.
10 Hon. Horace Gfeeley. greailng
"SfR-The paper handed 70 Mr.. lTnlromb
on yesterday, in vour presence. Ly M.ior
hry. Assistant Adjutan, General. asan a..
Sw"r 70 The application. in cur note of the
l5ih inst. l. ccuched in The 70 lowing terms:
inTtRsArIcsAL IIousE, NIAGARA FALLs,
July ", 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-09

NOT r..

100 BoAt.s Gun Caps 437 pieces
IOO new Piano Music ounces OF
Suphatr " ph ne . onrccs "ur Nor
phine ior a.a or Consignment by
SEAUS s. FR~pObN.
Dec 2 &c ul3 g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-09
ADMINISTRATION nOTICE.

l FILTERS Of administration were gran
IL ted to ,he undersigned upon the es,a,.
OF VIM lark deceased, al the July
term, ! SEA, of the County Court, Of liar
rison county Texas pertaining to estate
Of deceased persons, &c All porson'
therefore, holding claims against said
estate, are rquired to presen. them
within the time prescribed by Jaw, ssd
those indebted y make immediate Jay
ment .a
J II BRYAN Admir-,
Nov 1. 1884. no St
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-12-09
PROCLAIM NATION


Ap2oinhny a Day for Public Worship
T. Is uis that the people Of thu Con
isdrrat. states -houl from time to time
assemble 70 acku1Sltdge theit d'pcn,
denre on Aimgu,Y God, to render devout
,haok. To It's liply name, t. bend IN
PRAYER At llu loot-to. and to accept
Wit 'efyent submission, the Christening )i
IT., Al.Nls and Almerclm. Providence,
let Us then 10 temples AMI 10 the field,
url'" our voices 10 recognizing with
adrg gratitude the manifestations Of
Hi protecting care in many signal yiclo.
ne nth which our arms have been
crus d IN the fruitmlncss with which
our aud has been blessed and IN the un.
impaired energy and lortitude with which
He has inspired our hearts and strength
enrd orr arm. IN resistance 10 the inquit
Gus designs Of our enemies
Aud let va not forget that while era
ciouss youch -aiug to Us His protection.
our sus have mert,d and received grew
Gus cl astisemen'; that many OF our best
and brsve,i have fallen m battle that
many others are sii,I held iu foreign prl-
or Tint rye districts OF our country
have ncen devastated with savage ietocIty.
the peaceful homes destroyed and help.
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TAKEN Up.

nN the 2,st, al my place = mile this
" side OF Jefferson, dark rosn ill,
supposed TO Ds about 3 Year, old bmpd
ed On The loi, shoulder " !, j. Had on =
new bride The owner cen have har -
proving propert, and paying charges.
r.. h. A. CUTREK
Nov. IS, 1864. A1
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

Hs,p QuARrsss IT,ss Miss brr.
SH yyyroRr, Ia Nov "a 1854
GENERAL Orders,
No. 50
The following =, 'clamAiion OF TIE
/ resilient Is repubhshcd for information
ui this l,rua -tfusut
, 1864-09-09

REMARKABIE-It is somewhat remarkable
that the different candidates now before the
people for President and Vice President are
paired off with given names alike. Thus, the
Democrats have George Mcclellan and George
Pendleton. The Republicans have, John Fre-
mont and John Cochrance, and the Republican
Union-Abolition- Democrats have two As
Abraham and Andrew. The names of the lat
ter are not the same, exactly, but the individu-
ais are themselves so nearly alike in other re-
perceptible.
, 1864-09-09
Redington & Co.'S
EssENCE oF JAMATCA GTNGER

A7O011E O-7 O1 q O744'1-4-N1A O41V N471O'
FgNHlS Valuable preparation. containing a highly
concentrated form Of all the properties of the
Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most popu-
lar domestic remedies for all diseases Of the stomach
and digestive organs.
AS tonic it Will be found invaluable to all per-
sons recovering from debility, whether produced by
fever or otherwise, for whilst it mparts to tue sys-
tenn all the glow and yigor that can be produced by
wine or brandy it is entirely free from the reaction
1t is also excellent remedy for females who suf-
fer from difficult menstruation, giving almost imme-
diate relief to the spasms that frequently
pany that period.
ing in a railroad car, or by sea sickness or other
causes.
1t is also valuable as external application for
gout rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
Ask for Redington & Co.'S Essence of Jamaica Gin
ger, as none other is pure and reliable.
REDNaToN & Co., Propretors,
S9w3) 4I6 and AIS Front street. San Francisco,
, 1864-09-09

Wickliffe, of Ky, offereda resolutionto to the eff
feet that Kentucky expects that the first act of
Mcclellan when elected viii be the opening of
LincOln's prison doors and setting the captives
free. Carried unanimously.
Wicklife said that mdny of the most loyal cit
izens ofKentuckyi among them twenty or thirty
ladies, are now in prison at Louisville confined
in damp, dirty cells with only straw lay upon
and the commonest prison fare. The Louisville
papersa are fOrbiddentO make the eslightestallusion
to the terrible state of affairs. He now pro-
claimed it at the risk of liberty and perhaps
life.
Cox, of Ohio, moved to proceed to the nomi-
nation of Vice President, carried
George H. Pendleton, of Ohio, Voorhees,, of
Indiana, Case, of Pennsylvania Guthrie, of Ken
lucky, Dodge, of Iowa. Phelps of Missouri, and
Cation, of Illinois, were put in nomination.
First ballOt-Guthrie, 653 Pendleton, 543;
Voorhees,, l3; Case, 20; Dodge, 9; Cation, l6;
Powell, 323; Phelps, s. blank J.
Second ballot-when New York was called, Judge
Parker said that having cast S21l votes for Powell
against his wishes, he now cheerfuly gave them to
Pendleton.
All other candidates then Withdrawn and
Pendleton received the unanimous vote.
A committee of one from each State was appoint
ed to inform the candidates of their nomination and
request an acceptance.
Tiden, of New York. moved that the same ratio
Of representation that had prevailed in the conven-
ton should prevail in the next. Motion adopted.
On motion,
Resolved, That the Democracy in the country be
requested to meet ut different cities and hold mass
meetings the l7th Of September, the anniversary
Of the adoption Of the Federal Constitution by the
United States.
Anera vote of thanks to the officers and nine
cheers and tiger fer the ticket, the Convention ad-
jourued, subject to the call Of the National Com
lnittee
, 1864-09-09

The dispatches state, upon the authority of
Madam Rumor, that Mr.. Lincoln has sent three
Republicans and three Democrats to Richmond
to negotiate for peace. The rumor cannot be
credited for several reasons. The most import
ant reason is, that Mr.. Lincoln would not send
commissioners to Richmond when the rebels
have signifed willingness to send commits
siOners to Washington. And again, the rebels
already know the terms which Lincoln would
accept, and besides, Lincoln has an aversion to
treating with the rebels. He thinks they ought
to lay down their arms and submit uncOndi-
tonally to his proclamatons. Buff the rumor
should prove true, we guess the three Democrats
viii turn out to be some such apostatcs as But
tier and Stanton, and they would effect just
nothing.
, 1864-09-09

WORSE THAN A CoPPERHEAD.-At the meet
ing held at the Cooper Institute, N. Y, to ratify
the nomination of Fremont and Cochrane, Hon.
N. G. Clayborne of Missouri was called upon
for speech, and closed his remarks with the
following Copperhead finish:
The only way the West had to preserve their
liberty was to have the tyrant who now usurped
the Government hurled from his seat of power.
Tremendous Cheers.) Lincoln had violated
the Constitution, had countenanced arbitrary
arrests stihed free speech and freedom of the
press He didn have intelligence, nor dignity
of character. While the nation was in her cri-
sis, Lincoln sat telling smutty stories in his
chair at Washington (Great applause.)
, 1864-09-09
MARRIED:

AYWORTII-On Touchet, August
26th. byJ NJ. Hedricl, j. P, Mr.. VIM. Stil.wel
audsM-> Ferhee liuyworth
, 1864-09-09
ORIENTAL HOTEL.
Main Street,

Va11a ala, w. IT.,
T7IIS CAPACIOUS AND ELEGANT HOTEL
4 having jU2t been built and furnished with en-
uely new tujuiture. is prepared for the accom-
mediation OF the public in stJ le superior To any 9TH
er house in the upper country. The rooms are large,
or Accommodations for families and ladies' private
dining room also suites of rooms for parties.
The Culinary Department
Is under the manage ement Of experienced Cooks, and
the table win always be supplied with the best the
tnar4et can afford. ..aL
The Bar
is under the Supervision Of Mr.. NED SKUNK and will
always be found stocked with the best wines. Ii
quors and Cigars. NJ. HARTMAN & co,
Sept. 9, 1868 39ly Pr0prietOrs.
, 1864-09-09

WePubish on the outside of our paper, speech
the last but One-delyered by the great Douglass
1t is speech that is often misquoted and miscon-
strued by newspapers giving only small portions OF
it, only so much as to favor certain line Of argu-
ment Togot the true meaning Of the speech it is
necessary to read the whole of it.
, 1864-09-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of six hundred names
have been enrolled, so far, in this county The
enrolling officer thinks there will be nine hun
dred names in all when the enrolment is COM
pleted.
, 1864-09-09

MORE TALENT.-The California papers are be-
ginning to realize the fact that their last batch
of representatives sent to Congress from that
State are "small potatoes" They are now call
ing loudly for more talent and for less "fanati-
cal zeal" The papers are giving radcalism a
dig over the shoulders Of Conness, Highly
Cornelius Cole and Shannon.
, 1864-09-09

A VALID REAsoN-The friends of Lincoln
have about exhausted themselves in giving their
reasons why Lincoln ought to be elected next
President, and now probably the friends of
Mcclellan will take up the subject and show
why he must be the next President. In order
to be among the first to present reason in fa-
vor of little Mac, and also to offset the last
appeal in favor Of big Abe, we urge that Nc
Clellan should be our next President because
his name is "George," and the Georges make
the best Presidents. In proof of the assertion,
and to shut off any chance of contradictory as
sertions by Lincoln's friends, weinstanee George
Washington-he was a good President, and
George Mcclellan ought to be fully as good an
one.
, 1864-09-09
FEED
J! Fecdy

ID ring ALONG THAT POOR IMMIGRANT
Id Horse, Cayuse Pony, Mule, or any other ami
that wants The best Of Foed to the Feed Yard Of
Thos. P. Page and P. P. Street,
At the North end Of Main street, near The Black
smith Shop Of p. Dr. Lynch s. Co., n
Where can always be found the very best Of
Good Timothy Hay, Oats, and Barley,
fll te accommodation Of all who may give us call,
81 Horses and Mules kept by the day week, ON
the most reasonable terms Also,
GOOD SADDLE HORSES TO LET,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-01
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market.

~ lfrom the commercial, feD. E.l iif
FIOUR-We quote superfine at $5 75@
8 so, extra, So S0@6 90; and family So Is
to 80 90 the price being regulated by the
quality and reputation Of the brand. The
only transactions made public were: 800 brls
extra at depot at So 50; and l30 brls Dover
Mills IXL at 81 90.
WHISKY-The sales comprise about 700
brls at 770771kc, the latter rate for wagon.
PROVISIONS-The Is no demand for
new mess Pork, and quotations are to some
extent nominal. City is held at so so for
the best brands, and country at $40 to % 90,
according to quality and reputation: Of
brand. There Is no old Pork offering.
Bulk meats remain dull at 73<@81kc for
Shoulders; 91z@9zc for rib Sides; I0L@
101<e for clear Sides, the outside quotations
for heavy averages. Hams are firm at 1ON
01lc, and but few lots on the market. There
was some demand for new Bacon Shoulders,
with sales of 15 hhds at 93&c, and rs hhds
at 91sc. No inquiry for Sides, and but few
out Of smoke. Sugar cured Hams are in
demand at l5o for the best city brands, can
vased and packed. t.
WHEAT-There Is moderate demand
for red at 81 .2s@T50. White Is held at 81 35
@1 40for prime to choice. The sales were:
L350 bush prime red at 81 % and 1000 do
at $1H. sos
CORN-The outside price that can be OBJ
tanned for ear and shelled at the lower road
is $500. There were no sales made pub
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oATs-we quote them in elevator at 79c,
and including bags at 90c.
RYE-We quote prime samples at 81 80
per bushel.
HAY-Steady, with a fair demand at
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