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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Advance IN eur Charges for sahscrlp'
lions

IN cun-ssspeHce u te increased ee~i q IspeF INK
aavos feet sad Other saateriAlS The Prepries"t 4
the KxuxvtlAE waIs has bern cempsilszi 70 sd.
yancp the prics 4 Subscriptions AID advertising
This ssep hss hen tAkea rslucisHily, ti fA'as At-
salats ,sscesslsy sna ser u,ssaFc aslihesstioa We
k.,a III .sshe- - n shis - susrsn8 raksifstf,,
svS ~ Ruavg tfst ear ITainp frSesds dom want sr
r.,.- - stf, 4 few facts sisted snAy ssrve - an
sxcssse Is this rcfsrTsa.
The PsyeT@ai3 sovB ~ vs hevs. eefeFe he rated
iep. At e. PEP pSusa. new coss rs sLEFES ves5ARk.
Lax :. fazse. lshOr Is ,ss},! aec-waeod 3 dabts
and 81 W purchase = live upoa- &c oArTy &C the
r ,ts t,ssnr or fkri-s the pricaE pssd hessse the
rsbsllioa We ,Sare the ara PIlssshar tn East Tea.
na-.oe. IA 1854 b, p.ss down veskiy paPsr % Two
,-,tIAxs pet wear, ana We bare Neen che lsSs -
rsi.e ., . highse rate AZ son ~ riFcUaassaucss
sill Justify It. We vii rstura % cid rFirgs- fh's
rsr vii he pss, tloxn 81 the eorss Of The year l
and thea tbs e,siptry win be Tpiieyee ef Sic siEa
frcs phirh a~e arRsasn. the resources 81 e8slaeSs
oea su2 Ne sAli b @pous tbs Ara - rssgFn - Ne
aid rsieS
In 64.are NC lnass have TBEEE p0LLAks PEI
xear; and these sending d eSE 90 TWO bpL4aEs,
siN have the pape= faraishad feF fsiTsf ur fpso-
ftfrss Of wear Oar advertising rates Etla D. sd
ysr-ssl ia rsropartis In tie nlesntisae saiiCat
he ssntinaoa support = the friends q the Govern
ussBi snd The enemies q tie keoelhez AID in
tra ne promise 70 sshs fes the oes SID The a<hsr
until victory perchsz npsn car standard
W 6 BRsWSLSW
Edlssr esd PsepvssaeF.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
lsheYTIle KeUs kgnln.

A late issue Of the AshssiIls lN CT ksazs
gives ~ an itena Of asws - % KuoxSills,
that We bad not beard
Tar LarRsTA despatch VS. r,reivs.l
here night before last 81 she uemmandan.
Of the Post, from Col fs3msr, which stated
4hat the easny had eratuas4sl BaIls GAP
Ia great haste aud eenfaaIon. le2xing snae,h
property behind theuA They te'i towards
AnoxYlles Faaghns 1nea bllo3ed tAen
= iar p strawberry Pains, within Is miles
e Anesyllle Tho rpperl i presaicat and
geneFaliy believed that they were evseaA-
ting Knaxville,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

Now tAs4 ths bold and sgiting sBkhsss
IL ms5aAlag nbon Aaearsas esanbah,
Hlknshsis Sd Charls 80. - Believing
ksIiels fFna tiss View Y,fk Tistene. ~ill be
rad vita aaasua1 interest
From Atlsnia 20 Aagasts BY railroad, :
la miles From Augusta 4, Charleston
10 miles From Atlanta 81 Macon 103
a1ilea From Macon b Savannah, $50
miles Prom Augusta b Savannah, 135
miles. Tie eoastry ffam Atlanta toward
Aagnsta i quite rolling, asd; IN places
rocky, uith plenty 81 small streasas shd
eprlnFs, and abundance 81 wood and forage
fs'4 80 army II i really vel settle.i farm
ing soantFy. Thers are bst few swAmpz.
and The roads generally are god The
.sslv eAstEursieas that the Inhabitants could
ypisse Ia the way q "a army wsald Be IN
ii.e aesiraction q tie bridges over the sa-
SaBaah as Augusta II they do that the
assay oosh turn is stteatioe fgs, apsh sa-
vannah instead Of Charleston, o. 4 ceald
rc-bridge the river without any seri0as De
The eoussry between Asgusss and
charIestoa i not ~ good - toward Allan
ia Paft u Il Il Inhabited BY poor sand
hiIIera and part Of Il Il very tpaFsely in
habfted Prom BrGnehvills- the point
where she railroads. from Aegusta aBd Go.
iumbfa nnife-lto Charleston. sixty-tw
miles, the country = very Cat with good
deal ~ swamp and ia summer time Is 80
n1isasmatie that settlements are sparse
though there are some large Plantatioas
and when cotton wns king there we're :
great many slaves kept at work upon all
the dry spots Of this swamp region. II il
not q bad one 70 march thrbsgb ID cool
weather 1t would be deadly ia summer.
Immediately around Charleston the land i
very Cat, sandy or swampy.
The road from Augusta 20 Columbia, the
capital Of South Caroiina, Is aaeross the
ridges, which are generally low, sand bills,
and over small streams, the borders VI which
are cultivated by small cotton planters and
farmers, who keep good deal Of stock, aud
have plenty Of grain md sweet potatoes.
/ The Congaree river, ~ Columbia i a re
spec,able sized mill stream, nothing more
] and 30 l. the Wateree. eastward Of it, an d
50 are the two Pedece, and y an army ever
has % Rsaroh from Augusta TO Wilmington,
/ it will Ind no serious obstruetions IN the
/ way. except ia time Of high water, when
every small stream oyeraOEs tie Tow banks
and covers broad swamp The whole way
il a good country for "a army 10 march aad
subsIst In The distance from Augusta to
Columbia is about eighty miles, and from
Columbia 70 Wilmington, y, G. about two
handred miles Some Of the richest cotton
planters Of South Carolina are found along
The rivers which such march would cross.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Closing ef TIE tppeF Mississippi
steam Beat season.

The cnd Of navigation fsr this year drsw
eth nigh Ice has formed ia such euanti,
ties above Red Wing ~ - prevent The rua-
ming Of steamers beyoaa that punt. and
STAGES are used from themes 20 n Paul
The Northwestern Packet Company have
Withdraw ail their beats except the Nil.
wankee and namsel, watch viii EBrm the
line bstweeR this city and Lacrosse, the
foriaer leaving Dubnqae every other day,
al Eve III The afleEnoon, connecting with the
latter al Isacrosse.
No freight Is taken for points above La
Crosse.
The carrying of the mail By river be.
tween Dubuque and ST Paul, and also from
Dubuque TO Davenport via cease on Taes-
day next, the 18th Inst ia accordance With
the contract - Dsbpses Hessld. f3tl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

WAsEISs - HAxf~, We HalAs5 ia Isassing
tyaAsBwsse ~ = Saturday ~'s sFsat Ii Nexi Turk
tAs uasb ezfeflag q foF worship diFraa HI kands
"Wsshiag We pssse3 "a 90 ahalher elaes u was-
shiS 81 The dess and stopping int tks porsica ne
cav bsssE " Gaek corner ha 20 sswai IN either
open aakitg ia9aisY e me Of tie vezshiperl N
ssEs th<iF elIssa u wash their fazds b6fass an
isFlak ulsig saaetazEiss he rsplisa s4hA ed enss
casually AZ. lat sas ils asN snzs
IL fsesiyIng iaio the UAsH CAsFsh = eesass 10
~ tAss 'ths cd slss 81 chs Feasl sitA eight b
b. se4esgsa y ssrs8 az yrsr. and sfhs asw enes
At sssi aA0sla be rs4siFus 70 sash tlsssf shandA
shd 10 ss4 soap Al tAstl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Ven Tlmea Order.

kosIiRg esah b. hsaser tlnea thaa ths salio~snx
srasr - she War DeFartusvut. h.sipes eas "a IA
esaaAhss, and prsnzetes ~ ascoapiishsd seaaiss
WA DEsAnsNEsI. WasHIssgsx, Nss. az
6sasrai Orders. Ne 80
II i er1ered BY the President, Rrst THAI The Ne
sienatSoa Of 9sesgs n. Mecieissn, ~ MAsos-GsaxF-
ii ia tbs United states afass. datsa NeS q and re-
csiysa 81 the AdjataatsssHcFsie the 10th Instant
b acesEasd - Il The sth II kpEeRbsRs seeond
that ler psTso1sl alianiry, military skill and ssi
conhdescs ia the eoaFase and patriotism q his
treops displayed BY Pbiiip a. sbes8dan GA the
fpth q octsSeEs a Cedar Ran Whereby, assaeF lhs
hleasiBg Of Previdenee Ma roated arnly Nas reoT-
gani1ed great naIiosial aiSastrr ayertrd, and q
brilliant siczery achieved eSsF tbe rshsa fcr the
third simaia pitrAaa hatth siihln thirty aays fhk
ip II. ShsFidsa i appointed Aai0r-1ieaefsl ia fAs
United Sssts Array, to rank a. sesh frasn tho stA
day IL Nosemeae issA
By order ~ TIE Prssiasat IL tbs Uaiiel statea-
Z. u TewSsEsb, A. A. q.
Fer bah thsas god things, s4sslsssaaass
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
The FEDERAL CaHrt.

JyDoE Taco i- eaPested b oi-E f,gaA.t Term
Il tae FeaorsI C'sar hers 90 Monday aeEt There
= grsa, deal ef business ia ts CeIrt, aHd i Is e.
sestod - remain 10 -s-sins isf safoe seeAs- L5ts
= hosr Aeaded tai,rs are - BE- tired So lreassa
gadsF indictments ALREADY fss.hd ARd hs,o@e sad
ioss and fagTas hot tsw sse 10 uaesEgo shs ffn,
cass ID osaeszzfis ihsE gA7 sis rasesls wa epI up
this ar and hsiYOcztai tss Fetellien asy yes thes
Faghss-thesg kost6esa -isAis hnA1e xhts lhsy ~
fssi The beaeats - Ia their 9sssliasRg yss4sst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
MEIsaFg ExpendlGaFes Of ne Eurse..,
6OveFHmeHtS.

TIE engiish SO French josfnaIs srs
siantiT projecting the baniTupssy a -
government froaE - large niiisyv =,
nafattxpesditnre< When re Iosik !; -.
peace expenditure hssFeveT. We f..I -, .1'''
What eensoisd At the prospect Fss---
Psndftare - Great BEitsin fcr she o..
ysar for the army alone vii BE 81, ~, -.
while for her navy which she j. re.oy,.-
ming anew. ~ke viii probably expsnf !,
equal sem We're she dragged into sr,..
eT EsrupesB -waF her expenses AGO..
70 this ratio. goald very soon ran rn -
equal If not laggaE amoant shaE oar a..
The sBhaat expenditure q Franc Ia.
the last three wears has bsen iucale.t,lIs
heavier than that If Eagiaad II T.
threatened such embarrassment that.t -.
eomPeiied Napoleoh to fiKa term r. n.
Withdrawal q his troops from b9th Nsr-..
sSfa Rome And nJw sc ase Span r,.,
ihg Wildly 'hfo ths European inarke,, +.
tTy ana borrow aaoaer on her treasg-
b.1iifis - rate Thse5 viii Involve An ana
al sacrifice q ~ least Esar,e.n p.s,. 60
meFsly 10 carry GHt her s.aeyu.. -
the iHdePeBdsnea sf - floragsc nr3 o
Austria, Russia Prussia ftalv saB g..
May have stso this VssY i,e,a a.-,sr ..-
peiisri 10 pui ibeir mji.tery esta6Iisb---
on war Footing although the 8ierr--.
with Denmark wers in ibsra.e}v,.s -
ter Vi snail aeeUani II sufsaes ~ 49,
foF q mere specs II var b. make "a am
ahee in any part oi Europe - ettsiI At once
upon ITS government an enarIuon. iners..e
in their military establishments. Aad =.
/ maintain these their resources An, -, linn,
cd that they srr afrai4 - ma tba r;.l =,
commencing hostilities even lqr tba IA.
pOse e reseBtisg Al INJURY ~ & aiIlfg .
weak power anisjFiy sssaii-d How dfff--
ent s. cur positiong The expenditure "
are at present inegrriug places a- in 80
foremost rank II military nations ana =
cures As forever against the interserenes d,
encroaehnaeDts Of any European Power
This i Why the European Journals exrr-s,
sach lively concern for eur financial r,-r.
pets They may spare us their sympathy
We can af0rl TO double cur present .is9'-
and YET Dc ln position 70 make head Sass
eialiy rs well as physically against szr
combination thai their rulers nav er,s-
into against us.--Ee- Isrk Rsrald
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

a. The highest cash Pries paid fgr sasaohsFs.-
Vouchers Cor concentration II ralians saahsa.--
Vouchers gtssR Is the esrt asAEtlal and military
eosnmissipn tsr seFYiye - sisFessss eAsed Al tas
Lowest rates. vsashers and FSipta gissa by Guar
tszzazsiess aud CoaninissAries eeliecte4 Psy far
hcfses sosa shEis Ia the seryipe esilassd oaiosrs
eniaanes Goeuants pey aeeesnss, and al other ae.
eosssSss usaae ogi and ossts3 Certiaeates 4 poa-
iadeh4sdassa procured tsr oeess Gron ths oslnsaes
QasrteFinastess aad CoalHissagy DeEart,arals hy
Lear 4 MeKesaAa, osIIe o. sha wssl tias & Cav
ana Chureh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
farrnlar.

" hsrsas. fls tyiof Of feEHssasa failed q s.set
aH its isst rsEalAf AdjoeFBgsaasl sad shsfzss 4 i
aa~ deessed imPeTtaaa y have sseetsag a tAat
besy 81 q earis ssay As ilssatieabie,
i therussEe. g tie lsss Medeeslar nsx Il aeF
hssnia By tbs aafhessiy h nae resiea ~ "a 80 q
- 1aneFsl AsssaAly sf i1aS a. ksssaF sssssii,s
tas hsnea ~ fenHsesse = caRF@as is fhs IaSsi'y
fesieh Ghesrh u aweetwaset Tlsln. 90 ne "A as
~ Dsesshses sess & u eelacs. 4. s..
he aassasefs 40 FslaesNi b ie Ealpsanl Il skess
saeadanee ssslhsFs rita 3 maer nsIfaz olae,s.
sspeseafing khs diEessnt ehsisshss, = suks aad Il
eaassasshI se-a1sead.
TlssaAs kneHs, Meassasr
fsAsaadaapstas TAasas Asesssssr q lss4.
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cHANcERY COURT cIINFoN-

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s..z.-.s Rasrss - A@ yt<A it~
~ Rss4ss,3 ts5sre. AZ sea zl-
TT APPEARING FROM TIE Ia .....,.
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= - - -. - takFssi1s. ass 49, - - - -,
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- ~ -. So \ = szisrrt - ts=-aas - -
lss-z3sssss e5eass a. - - sd
- - - ls.as - - "a sau Eas-3fs = - So
sssss u - szsss - seszud SEA ~ - =.
-. = - 80 ssslssssl - > issus. - ~ p
sssse.sS varsoS, e. 81
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...s,.. %, .rSFtFF q aFFgakFiT. sAfs fat aeSsN
nj : sa1ahzo5 Aaa sss - So ea+s - !.
-, IL - ssaRss - sefy@i % a2as hassas -
-. .sas-zs ass4ssr - ssltis = tae 2zea+
- $3.50 s4farV p 1asHsEaaaa, 3astaes e. -
-. ssesg Sal shz hessng eesu sffeA 80 -
ii = s.s--ssi 81 sAs7 1ssass ssi lls 9s sapt sf{s
-. - IS ~ eazs ia &asSsls, - ne - -
go $50 X Is - b eFpessae4 sssa - z. = = q
EsssHss stg N r-r-s.rs Is .. ?.
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THE J1lARLA1NANI y BILL WzEE
ssurs sEsssf Easl ~ ssEsHaszs tssa 8 Fsz's
sa1es tcys1a 80 81 sas SsfE ssssenss
aElssary pEqesss aass h = n-as-g
Fesziezs ~ asss9 n A E-srsz
VIC. b&e3tsE s33 tsaEsAHz xps-sF kcFs tssrg
Qeast Hsftsse 2Ts4 fassasy sasr - 49, $50
% AsE fre As& lAsFs ssfsszr ts - "a
10 80 b s@sss gzssxsz 49, ~ hssrss
4 o. skNs & n
asa $3.50 ReEN H3ern. p G.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

Dss75S.yl>HEp vIsTToE-NAS, GES. >faSE-
NAN chief - the cavslFy service uhdoE sks sslsS-
gas- arrived lie gar Gay yesterday, and toos rziS',
&. the FrankGa Hass-e Gr% STeSKsAS j = CAB
}ans slccr sBa has rserI isapOrtsHi service stree
.ia announcement n III. SAr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Snow-.-Mud.-Naler,

EHles y apoh . ss4de'iy. be ssyeig. aaJ
-Hew, mud snd hagh EaieTE meet tbs eye At q aFy
turn. All ia sll sc are hSEiaK rae tia,e y Il.
FlFs woal blssksss shd besss SRI sll Is great de-
nasad
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

CKTsRgB - DsAYH,-0A The 5th i4lsgaAi Hofzoe
lssisg Sod yeasz, ssa Of d. X ans HizsLsth
RFeng, vss crashed b aessA b. tha lever 81 zane
H.snL 81 the boape Fl bic pareHis asAr Flnaastla.
Campbell CO. Tear,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
KaosyiIIs, Rnasssss, Nov. %, lssA.

In,-sx M,S3taeFLrS i authorized = - e oar
szra, sles,r sso whole Psssae Coast fiis aalrtts
i ssn Francisco California.
6. s HrnaaEn. Of New Havea, Cdsnectissst, y
tsF REGULARLY agF4oiatea sgent e rcsiys seasesif-
usns Tor osif Tsper n that ssats.-
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Caancary court-sevlsrvills.

FFsss 4 rsssssf SD easer- r. ---ss 8, srNsst
THE. RESPONDENT JvgS : NCNrr
4 ssla sesFestA-ss - sss saszz o. -aes-s 81 - -
n = sgaaret tsat FsAliSasisa - rsss sssse-sFs -
II tAe kzpHKIA va. srgtsak aaz aeHsa-lssi - $50
Sc fhatEfesy EssFt 80 tsra N1s-t
aeseA sfxi ghsr zzs lkeFs - ~ tas O. - 1 p
-. - z EkNNfNt c . ~
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1t APPEARINE IRON THE ALE

cations e. thr allf t1 80 1855. ~. q ga
FaH aaa W6sc1. a-n-Fussae2Ez e. a. So
sascaa9 81 szszars Ftseeas s4azat ~ SERVED q
zek saslsArE aztssSa eezszaa o s-s-s
sass PssllezEna - ss&s - ssar sszr-sssse sarzs
kssKyas Rs-s, nsil-flaS s.la tzs-sfs sFszas -
Chzzfxss CpsFt - &sFgFs tss Er.i fusszv a1 ~ -
Nsnsay ksssaess 49, 49, -
EE-ts Fasss c F5cxESs- Az
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1s.s tssssfNF ngs Essh Ia eszlis kssazs Y1ik-
iskaa Ss,sss,s tAsa "a aailsa osls.zse 40. aasss-
lsslssa<y he NkRlasaA esswzmspi asasas Aas-
ins any pslaaieas Viii ~ MD ssvssnmsEs
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CABaSET CHSSoEs.-T Tribune wa-h
IngteH spselai gives runners tha1 Stanton =
to be Chief justice Butler Secretary ~
War h. J Wake Treasarer. sud Cha.s
Minister 10 England Y cry generally cred
tied
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

Il ,As qassliss ~ss psuTa.sd 10 Yea whether
-a vaald combine ~ith kyenss or Yslsksss, trust
every Virgsaian would say, Give me the hyvhss.
tFss. ss-ssA 81 II. g. Tsass. at sasI
Nor cssll3 the Governments Il said Confederate
Stats sErcr :, Bsgutists 81 al n regard e. st-
passion e hsstiiisiss except upoa tbs b&sss of =
icrHaal ana sssndtionsi r'zusnhioa Vi sboir indie
r--nsisRoe
FFFsz sss Esshsssas E.SSlrvy,I
The pssspss If she North whe vish 10 800 thu
cad x these kiilitseA And Troubles aust arst q
al 0gres e. rrs7aits = sc cssSaasrsfe Gseper7s-
sasHG WithoEs that the var must 20 on forever.
EPcs srtstias ssRposss sesl yszssSssssa, kertk-
sfscstatseE sg-ssp sessraf 6ssgsEtioa # Ssuss
: tberessre, sEsE nosssHfNE - ioAg&s the South
remains Hacspguesod.s
ssryz tAs Eishness Bssssss. ssa. 10 issas
The ssee5st STATES via asxsr voluntarily "a b.
sait 10 any tslas 81 rssRan xhik Il i pesssls %.
TIE itgragf! ~ man - dssiss q even y imagine
~ toe Eisnas YsBkee race shs8ia ssfi easn Ia the
dast sefBorre. ad Esrsy ~ 81 - tkess alsstsrs we
Wstad SpsFn thsm even ~ sisxez- Oar sniy Rish
= - ie sesrsie8 from tlseta EiaitE ARi fossfsF--
neysF T. Chs face Of ose Of thsSn agnu--hsseF
70 bear she va3ee % anothsE Ysnkee 81 the soafh
side u the Patonae ~ the norsh-so have no traf.
10 sbd Bs ihsefassssEe 81 any daseriptsn whatever
sta thsgsA We ars aghting fer segarmtlsn SCI
- val hAss ~ e = eoss the Hfe sf avery mao 10
the Cahfedfrsie State
Thb i jus4 db.arihe' Ne an for 80 rsio.ss.-
stHs ssFk t4a fer Sz,aqoeriag eyeEy rebel b arse
We are 90 kgktihg 20 tbs bitter end, sHdxs sTv
iyf psttipg down shs rebellion IL It eosts The lie
Il sssEy ssAa "a he ctRlelsrase st3tss Ne ass
SsE Ia pFesess+s Of the ~sx, sssa % tie srtsy4i
,ssas II the RAGS
sssraaH g RoS lEah sssssf sissts, as! sksn he ~
fsrs ssall be ples>ei - hear frssp tbs~s Rich.
tasssa eapaFs ssaIa
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

Nor ossl3 the Government Il said EosfedsrStr
StAlss aErer =, asgssists 81 al n regard t. st-
Tvnsicn e hastilitiss, except apoa tbs hssss 81
h'rIaal aud sssntitionsi rsSugnfsoa sf thcir indie
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

IL ,As gaesliss prspa@sd 10 yea WHISTLER
~ Ssald oossAbine with kyenss YsIkese, trust
every Virgsaan would say, Give me the hyphss.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
ECLECTIC..

DR .H.LEE, Eclectic Physician. Surgeon
- and Accoucher, tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity Ut
L. is graduate of the Eclectic and Medicai lh'
stitute Of Cincinnati, and has had many years e1-
perience in the practice of his profession, and DC
hopes by close attention to business to merit
share Of the public patronage Dr. Leo mas g,v1r
successful in the treat ent Of chronic diseases Of
every variety, and especially of such as Rheuma'
tism and diseases Of the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers Con
stipation Piles and diseases ofthe Kidneys, gray.
ell, &c All those who have bean unsucce ssiuii5
treated for any of the above diseases, would nn'
it to their interest to consult DR. Lee without oe
lay. Our practice is safe certain and PromP'
leaving no mercureal faint In the system, ou
cleansing, renoratiug md strengthening the gen.
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unsr
RING laws
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

THE VERY LATEsT.-A lady, during the
performance of the new opera of She Stops
to Conquer, inquired of the author, Mr.
FitzbalI, what he imagined poor DR.. Gold
smith would have thought of his new coat?
81 don't know, madam" was the reply,
"but, if we are to Judge by the audience,
it Fts hun very well" There was fact as
fun in this reply, for the garment was made
at the extensive establishment Of our wide
awake friend, Thomas Hughes, corner of
Monroe and Water street.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

Grant may have beaten the graybacks
but we notice the greenbacks haven't gone
up Wheeling Register. ..-i
In another column ef the Register from
which we extract the above mcrsel the ed
itor cudgels his brains for definition Of
what loyalty is; his readers need only these
three lines to satisfy themselves what it is
= not.-WeRsburg Herald,
The Herald thinks it is not 'loyal' for
Grant to beat the rebels nor for greenbacks
to refuse to ''go up Where's the Proves,
Marshal?
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

FOUND DRowNED.-The body of a man,
supposed from papers found Oh his person
to be either Benjamin Dooman or Larkiu
Crawford, of company A, sd Reg't Owl,
was found in the Kauawba River. near L.
on, on Sunday May %. The Coroner
jury found verdict of death from som,
cause unknown. From all appears' aces b
had lain in the water three or f. n.l
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

The children Of the 5th and 9th Ward
Schools, crossed the river, yesterday morn.
J.. inc, well loaded with baskets of mic macs to
have a picnic on Whisky run on the Ohio
side. They turned out several hundred
strong, and were enjoying themselves huge
" vben we saw them--- ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

/ "OLD HuNpREp"-W-
nowadays about .p,.nn5a Hundred.
whether it is different
H., I'D Hundred that Gen. But
~. mas oe'In playing down there and,lt 81,
il it has, as good bass as sold Hundred,
and whether the tenor Of the Generals or
ders Ia faithfully followed by his second
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
p BUCkWREAT FLOUR. pa

l1OO Bbls. Extra Hulied New York Btsts Bush.
Nv wheat Flour nov on eway endfr ssls b.. !,
PRYOR AfROeT. y
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
THr easehi eircn,t Court held

THE 'GatenA circn,t Court held two
: weeks. session and closed last Thursda,
night. ,sone person was Sentenced to the
Penitsntiary, forsl5 years, one for 10 and
two for 5 years. There were six felony
trials.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

THE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, COM
i mencing on TUESDAY, JUNE eth, at 10
O. clock, all the household and kitchen furniture,
consisting of beds bedding, carpeting &c, togeth-
er with horses. carriages, wagons, farming utensils
milk eovs. hogs &c, belonging to the estate Of the
late DANIEL STEENR0D, deceased
TERMS Cash; all the property will positively be
sold to the highest bidder
"a rl b ANDREW WHITE, 49,
my21-td Administrator