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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-25

OSEPH LAM TATE.
~ We the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District o. Addison, Com
missi0ners to receive, examine aud adjust all claims
aud demands Of all persons, against the estate Of
Joseph Lamb late Of Granville In said district deceas
ed. and also all claims and demands exhibited In offset
thereto and months from the l2h day Of February
1864 being allowed BY said court for that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
business Of said appointment at the dwelling houss
o deceased, the 2h day of April and the iOth day
Of August next, from nine o'clock A. NJ, until four
O'Clock p NJ on each Of said days
Dated at Granville this 18th day Of February, A. d.
1864.
J. B HUTCHINSON,
JOSEPH r. BALL, SCom'rs.
Qgqg ETEAZTTR HTrpgARDN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES.
THE MISSOURI CANPAIGN-rHE STEAMER Ro-
ANOKE g.,

THE MISSOURI OANPAIGN-rHE STEAMER RO-
ANoKE. H.,
As announced in yesterdays evening edition we have
received Northern advcss to the afternoon Of the 24h
Gold is sgan advancing the Baltimore quotation being
2l61 The following are the kilograms relating to
ATFAIRs IN MISSOURI
The following teegIsms, purportiug to Ietail late
operations In Missouri and wind up with the claim of
victory last Saturday, taken from the New York
Tribune OF last Monday The Only wonder 10 that con-
sid sring he political exgency" they did not claim to
have e1terminaed Pos and bis army to the last man
We never felt more sure that "Old Dad Pr:os" was
aourishing than since reading these telegrama:
LEAyEEwoRTH, Kau., Friday, Oct 81, 1854.
General Blunt has been stubbornly resisting the adj
vance of Gen. Pfice all day.
Bluntis falling back slowly, contrasting every rod OF
ground as he retires.
The force OF Price Is estimated OF 2S, 900 men.
General Curtis is concentrating his forces on the Lit
tie Blue River.
Governor Carney has telegrsphed that the danger s
very great, and to send every avAilAbl, TO the
'front.'
Troops are going forward rapidly.
LHAvnWoarH Ksnsss, Saturday, Oct %, 1854.
Heavy 6EhtiDg has been going on ell this afternoon.
The Rebels attempted to pass around and envelop our
left
Daring this operation General Curtis dealt them q
heavy blow.
The Rebel loss heavy certainly heavier than
Among The Rebel killed to day ID the notorious Todd
of Missouri.
Cen Plsasantoh IL pressing the enemy severely from
Il East.
sr. LOUIS, Sunday, Oct. %, 1854.
A etpatch from Con- Curtis dated Kansas Ciy, at
O'Clock last night, says:
have been pressed all day. and this afternoon the
enemy pissed around my asnk, when gave him heavy
blows fer several hours 1 have heard firing in tie
East, and jnst received q messenger from General
Pl asan on who is fighting on the other sid.
L:avenWrrth paper of the 20 h furnish the follow
ing
ere Lexington on Tuesday. On w sdnesday Pries at
tackled him With an overwhelming force. and after
sharp fight drove him from the oily Blunt foil beoi
the Little Blue River hgh ing desperately aud retsrd-
Ing the advance Of the enemy. On Thursday and Fri.
day ukrmshiDg continued between the Little and Big
Rlpe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
Grant, Campaign Against Richmond.


We copy from the New York World letter, evil
deoly written by some one who il very well informed
on the top o. he treats Of, that makes some very
variable confessions touching the forces operating
under Grant their Losses failures and defaA s. and the
iupossioiiy Of ehmOnd ever being taken BY Grants
strategy. The entire force which has bean b,ougit to
b ar on Richmond during the campaign this writer
ssAlss at $50 OOO-nAnSy $50 900 directly under Grant
and 90 coo in the Valley, being the agEIeEAts Of the
aruiss undsr sgsl, Hunter and Sheridan. With these
immense bos.s confronted BY rot moro las he ssti.
m.,el han 7s 600 men under Lea, including a veil our
forces 10 the Valley IS the army Immediately under his
command. the great Confederate commander has been
bs 70 keen Grant at bsy "With this lEtle force say
3hs WorEFs correspondent "General Los, for 5eVsn
months. HnebsHi d and defeated the designs Of n
Grant With his eco 900 troops this line, and the
20 900 troops operating in she Valley" Two Of the
y.llsy armies, undor Sge and Hunter, be says, have
bean badly 'de!acd and the third, undsr Sheridan
completely "bll d"Whils Gin the four months before
Richmond and Petersburg With bis $50 900 nen Grant
has made mo progress whatever towards the capture
of slsherp Nor does the writer believe that he vii
ever make progrea, vithou. = change Of strategy,
of which be seems to entertain very liitls hope.
But the mosl remarkable Of the confessions is the
arornods sacrifice ol life made BY Grant, only to reach
,s failures be has met with. OF his more thar 200 600
men NOT 100 OCO remain making less Of owe. 1900
,.bs the Valley armies have sustained loss in tas AZ
s5 600 msD, making the entire cot to Grant, Of an
urSu,sessfu campaign, Ovr S' ASNdF's and 'Ss"fy-V'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING a DAY FOB PUBLIJ WORSHIP.

hh .stt Tia, We psops Of hs censds.s ksis skssid,
res tas 70 tine, assemble setss ass asr sstssfss.s %
AsiBay sod 70 reader dsvsss r Ms n,riss ts,p
hS', -er'aP hb noy ssns, 70 tra In isy.f n. i..s
steel sne 70 asssf Vito rsvsrsr sspsion, hs shssrag d
Bs ALI wise an Aii>n~siiaI Hroyidspss.
shea, l. temples AMI In sea smile our yss In f.ecs
n,ns with sdorns sasads ssnsfssusas Of M protect
Ing care In the sna victories vih which oar ana have
been crowned In The uansss With lad has been
bsssed and In the unnparsd energy forbade With vLh
He has Inspired LsArts and Ams In rss
= the ubiquitous duigns o snsnss.
And let forget that while ar 10 NJ
His proscton our alas lave m'ritsi and gsv
tsenen Atnany ofou best and bsvsst have fallen in ks
tie that many Others still held prisons
districts Of country been dsva,t.sa with sa,,s, faro
city, the peaceful homes dsstoysd and helpless women aud
children erven away In desitusori and that vi nsndh
hiy the passions Of ssrs have excited BIZ cur
foes the commission Of ssoeiuss which death v.
pc.
Now ,hsstor J,rasor DAVE Prssis.rt Of The couf.d.
rate States OF America. DO u, this my proela aaon sess
apart WEDNESDAY, The dIsnth day OF November Asl, -
day 10 be specially devoted the vonhp Almighty God
d invite and invoke oil the Of these State
70 assemble on the day aforsLd in their respective Places Of
pat worship there 70 ui prayer oar heavenly Issr
that He bestov His favor upon tia, He
rItston Of bh Almighty aim; that He sAncfy his ehass
ment TO our imprtvsmsn o. that may sv>y
paths and wax rshousy In His sigh; He ~ re-
tore pence to our beloved hang it. bleeding veua
and securing 70 the continued enjoyment cur own sht q
self and Independence He vn u,y
heaken 10 while aschts Him power ana si..y Of
delSersnee.
ny hand snd the seal Of us .,..
lsE At aic mOad hs Goth day October In the rear Of cur
LCrd, one tho asand eIgat handr ed ana siry.,our
JuTtRsoN DAVE
By the Pr,uident:
JP.ruLnB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
HE CITY,

Boz KILLED BY TIE OARs.-Yeserday, about twelve
o'clock, William Harris, free negro about fourteen
years of age. while stealing ride on the Camp Lee
train on the fredericksburg road, Broad street. fell
from the and was ins any killed BY the wheels Of
the passenger couch which passed directly across his
head cutting it in two. Toe accident occurred as the
train was passing Third street.
Notwithstanding the FRI qlent fta accidents that co
from the practice Of riding the outside of the
trains Broad street, all tho efforts of the railroad
officers unavaliug to keep the boys The danger
attending the practice seems rather to lend It issoina.
tion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
From our O,Sa Correspondent.
TIE GEvEx MOVIES CAMPAIGN AGAINST RICHMOND con-
tIpBRED As A WHOLE.

bALfIhORk, Octooer lie
TEE SHVEH MONTHS CAMPAIGN AGAINST RICHMOND con-
tIDBRED As WHOLE.
when i is remembered that the present camplign
against Richmond has now lasted seven months, and
that has been carried under the direction Of single
military bead without interference dc;ation from any
quarter whatever that all the armies the servcs ex.
cspt one, With few tr Aug exceptions have bsen con
centated for this EiDge purpose that General Grant
hes rad the cooperation OF the four armies OF SiRsI
Hunter Wright and Sheridan, after the other. con-
SistinE a. will be shown presently, Of ninety thou'and
roops all operating 10 the Shenandoah Whey, and all
threatening Richmond Eih imminent aud real psri in tho
rear uhile he himself operating in lis front; that
Gen. Grant had under his own immediate command
in front Of Psersburg and Richmond, as has been
proved by Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts, and Cen
erA NJ NaEes, over 260 900 men, of whom less than
100 600 now survive that General ants army has oc-
cuped s present petition before Petersburg ever since
the OF June l,ss that to say for period OF four
months that during his long period no progress whatever
hSs b,en made toward tie capture OF either Petersburg
o. R'ohmond-when these tbirgs are rememb red, Il
worth while to consider the reasons that have enabled
the Condrates With an army that has been notorious
y not one third as large that under General Grant
defend their capital SUCCESSFULLY and to defeat tSo
and to b ' another, Of the arss cooperating armies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

JrDaE Lyons OoUaf.-Afser the transaction Of some
civil business, this court on yesterday, took NJ the
several habsas corpus Of williamson IHgs, G. J.
Saunders, 4 90. W. OardWel, and Warren 8. Hodges,
all praying to be released from the alleged unlawful
military authorities. IDgss case was postponed I'LL the
ID of November all the rest postponed till to.
morrow and in the meantime the petitioners were re-
mAndsd to the custody Of the military.
On the petition Of =. 8. Hobtzs alleging that he is
unlaWfuly detained 10 custody BY Captain Geo L. Bid
gsod writ Of hdbeas erpu, iseued, rsturnable on
Ia morrow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

tGO,snd m,n While Lle, - this correspondent believes
h.SSu,SIu,d no loss thAi hes not been replaced By the
young men arriving .; military sss And entering bic
srrg. "Lsss army" he says, 'is substantially the
ams ss 10 Nay when the campaign opened.
We have no reason to question the accuracy In al
material respects Of there extraordinary statements
They make Grants campaign against Richmond one Of
the most supendOua and disastrous failures recorded In
history.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
LOST BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.

T'HE following Confederate States Bonds were
stolen destroyed By The public enemy near Arlington
cent Bond 40s9, for 1900 Issued Sept o. 1893. with
iuerest from July 29 1893 Of Jno. n Hendren
and Jos A. Waddsn, adnnistrators Of Thos. O. Burves
decd; and six per bond, No. 4sl, for $500, Issued
Bee il 1883 with interest from Nov a. 1855 names of Jos
A. Wsdde and Jno NJ Hsndrsn, administrators Shove Also
the following certificates for four cent Bonds signed by
issued March s. 1854 and No. for 500 issusd Msr,h
1894 and NJ. for tloo issded March 1884, Jos A. Wad-
kel no. ESQ., 800 sued March IT, 1894 to osih.rins
wsdden; and No IS for $780, Issued March 1884, n
This publication made With an application he
Irs.ssy pspsssn:ss s'F rnsvL Of The above mentioned
wN-v'v w. 4 vAppMIs ssuAs, V
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

NEW PUBLIcAfIoEs-Mr. Geo. L. Bdgood, No. 18l
Main street, has published "The Confederate FIRST
Reader containing excellent selections In prose and
poetry as reading exercises for young pupils to which We
direct the stten op OF teachers and heads of families
1. Is well printed on good paper.
The same publisher has issued The Army sonester,
filed with popular ballads patriotic, continental, etc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
DIED..

On the 9th Of etpkmbtr, 1884 In his 2 year, from wound
received whilst uusg Alb xAhDER 6UDEGkAhD DlnlIRY,
ts OF company lsta Va Csvay sad third Of Alexander
Dnltry, Of Loaisisna.
Cat doxa In The very prime and promise Of msrhod, hs
friends, VINO knew Dis genial heart
noura his untinsy consvaon In The tLou ht
II there auht Of consolation for les Of
loved onetnAt he disd where psts which be had
oen sravsd iassd hsds, sn he died N Of Liz
eountry. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RISA1s.
RICHMOND WHIG.
ruURspAY MORNING, OCT. Al, 1854.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at 3 o'clock p n, and
Svsry succeeding day Sundays sIOsp'sd at the sane
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whlg viii contain the latest news By nail and telegraph,
up % the hour Of going to prO editorials local intel
uVsDoa. 20. BSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
From The New York World Of October 18Th
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.

REvF.w OF aHHHRAL GRANTS OPERATIONS BEToRI RIcH-
YHRRI AfFHNPFI TO CAPTURE LHNCHBURG AND THIIR
TAuuRB-oUE LoSsEs IN IHI sHEHEDoAH-WHAT
noVImIHT CT CENTRAL GRANT TIE REBILs FEAR The
Nos4-w1L THERE BIZ ASOTHER RAID INTO MARY
LAND, 30.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

Cow THIIy Brooks, well known free negro
butcher in the q Mmks. was Yesterday morning ar
rested by officer Moore on the charge of stealing COW
belonging TO Mr.. Isbel, of Hsnrico. Brooks sI-ayr
had the best beef in market His thisvng operations
NAV account for t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

RAILROAD COLLISION "A collision occurred on Tues-
day between the up and down traina Of the DinviIs
Railroad, near KeysVlle 0ue man vas killed and ssv-
eral injured The damage to the engineer Is said to have
been ine9nsidersba. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

, ATTEMPTING TO Go T, sHr EsrxY-M. HenssI, A.
1tck W. Ginger. G. Aihsls md N +. Jstal were yss-
terdsy caught beyond our lines. making their way 70
The enemy. They we're lodged IN Castle Thunder,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
i e L 3 g i A p H 10
Reports Of the Press Association received Rxs
elusively By the WIKI.
FROM PETERSBURG.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE ENEMY ERECTION or
WINTER QUARTERS. 90.

Pi1lnBuRs, Oct 2o.-rhs enemy have rsoedsd q
abort distance on the Oily P1n! railroad bat h amounts
10 nothing.
1t supposed that the object Of the movement 10 to
prevent an erAlads Are from our Chesterfield bstters
and to get moro eligible ground fr their line tf earth.
worka
The enemy are still busy terrifying their lines, and
everything ct present indicates purpose on their part
10 act on the defensive.
The force Of the enemy On our front d chiefly tho
second and ninth corps.
Picket Hrirg and sharpehootpg are Of daily OCCUR
renee mingled occasionally with dhohsrges Of artillery.
Dsssrtsn report that the enemy are building wiLtsr
quarters In rear Of their line Of works.
Our men are well fed, and receiving full supplies
Of clothing and blankets. Al are in good spirits.
4 good many recruits are coming 10 under the order
revoking dstals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

eB BROAD ROCK RACRS.-Pools on
the Two Mile RAce 70 Of RkDAY tbs 9Sh inst, Gin
~hlch the three celebrated horses oauco and oh
md expected TO stsr will be sold at CorinhiAn Hail.
Main street. this evening Tie pablo ere invited 70 sitsnd
October 2Ttn-dlt@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
ss.ra.ry of State.

EE- SPECIAL NOTICE-Belyin's Block
sHuE STORE, ON fwtLYrH srbEEr- b ocEADs Ainviu-
ID pairs Of sh IN store conInr
Wrench Dor gea Gaes. B.lmo ais Morocco and LrAusr
Bottles hss and Ohidren saos, ooIsts shoss
HSts genth N oct 2Ith-hkR @.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

STRAY HORSE TAKEN UP ON 25TH
~ srRKET.--He young BAY with ,ddie. bride The
get him By calling on W. Biups NAVAL ordnance
oe2spsi wa. BLIUPs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
TIE AEw MAINLAND ooHsIIfl

The Baltimore American, Of Monday, P. NJ, says:
An application was made in the Superior Court this
morning by Thos. s. ALI lander, ESQ, for mAndsmus
20 compel Gov Bradford TO nrvw out the soldiers
vote. IL refused by Judge Martin, and an appeal
vas taken to the Oourt Of Appeals, before whicn I-
bunal the hearing will be had IN few days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
MACARIAl ~ I.-.
M MACARIAit .....s
MACARIAI!
Ths Crest South arm NOVEL;
The Great southern Novel; -a
The Gret southern Novsliff
Already rs. pu5lishsI In Lonaon and New York. d
Now rsady-Ths New Idition
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have all to be laid upon altar; We have % vsrs to
be subjected to the action Of nrs"
pjsbed mind Of iss Evan. Mobile "Bsulsh"
an ntusly called Madame De stAs Of the souh
In liz SEQ D edition, revised and corrected
The following sxriet selected fron nnumerasls Others OF
similar commeadaon. speak appropriately Of M superior
merits.
from The London fmsa o.
af South surpasses only chvalry and n
tary genius high civilization OF surprising tera
also Mr. caria product Of female mind scuns,
learned and grand beyond the qualities u,uAy iound among
Il at honorable 70 the South
hopefu Of III future" ..r.. I'D
lYrom the New York Daily fimeil
sIt cannot be denied In haoaria Miss
than splendid frst usr lted .Beu
ah" for superior In learning genius por
ira ture 70 latter; vhs story Of the war
The shade all Northern rivals"
Iron DeBoNI Review
M Evans bids fair to be Of the nost ihping lights OF
israture In this judgment corresponds With
all "miraton for noble ducon, and
meris Il would be invdo discriminate favor ofG
cAlionA The literary world vii be ANXIOUS hear from
often. She II but Of the beginning Of ard
and hurried tibus her shrine, and bid her
God speed"
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WHAT TIE coKyEDIRLTHs DREAD. 4

If Redmond is ever taken at all, It must be In that
wAy And this fact, and the equally important fact
that the Coat derate leadrI fully of il is
CLEARLY set forth In my letters OF June ii 10 Is a.
and 81; and Aug. 2 asd 20 Allow me to quote few
sentences. June 10: 'After oil other expedens have
been tried aud have failed, Richmond when taken, II
taken at all will have to be TAKEN tie bel leaders be.
eve, by hard and desperate fight ng-f shting comes
In at the epd of long and proIacted siege; and this
fighting will have to bs done on the mort side of the
Jemss river" June 81: IS, lo7g ss General Grant
condles bis operations to the south tide Of the James
rVer the rebels have fears for the safety of
RiohmoId. What they fear il, that General
Grant seeing the hopsessDets Of reaching Rich
mrnd from She south, and the iRlpossi6ilitv of
cutting them 4 from their supplies viii again cross
the James River, ard advance en- Their capital from
Malvern Hills If Richmond is taken, 1t will have
to be taken in that way" Juae 81 "What the rebel
leaders f. ar from cur iron clad ,et Is that NAV be
u ed 10 cover o movement OF our army on Richmond
from the sou. -s'st The landing otthe little force of
General Foster At New Market June 81, insped real
terror at chmond because it feared that ii was
only the advance of much larger force. Tie now.
Of General Grant in that direction will be watch.
ed by the rebels with anxious solictude for on that
Id they believe the great conos for their capital will
termiI ATE" August 30; IL General Gfaut should
abandon Petersburg move his whole army 10 Deem
Bottom, and begin neal attack on R edmond
from that point hia base il would be necessary for
the rebels 10 recall every soldier Ia Virginia for the
defense OF their capital" =
au sure l need not spologz, for the iutroduc inn
Of these extracts. The fScts they contain are "A true
nov when they written, and events have proved
the correctness OF the views which they embrace Thew
rd bsdes the key TO the rebel success Ia defending
their capital; ard they particularly worthy Of con-
Sdsraton BY military men o. the present time, be-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
rke Infanlrr Rslnfareelneala.

On Ssbbash eyeniAg. trim slsk ave ays sAtisas.
pitA ammnnatiah. and ihsss Aasared selzibrssmspss
Of sAe ioth Michigan. a 0hso troops, ard q Kirk.
command weRe saai up b Gen. Amnea % rein
force eea Gliiem, aadsr cck.nasna n Nj Smith,
a brave and gallant orzcet These msa and sup
plia gOt no further thah NorszsoxB and iksa, AaeF
night, as We understand il ne. win he troops Of
Gen. Gillcm rstreatih and Asod Int By shs rnbels
from The veods and fioa The toy houses d Morris
town This brought faf ossn insn IN collision, for
the naomsnl hat tAs iaAsnary wsfe sbrmca IN line
On the hIIl thIs Side II Morristown, and Bought Tho
enemy. silh ehstihasy. We understand thai there
were bus lhres q thls command Lost and that none
wero wounded. They have Goose In IN good order,
and hepught thsis arma IL sizh then.
The train chat had 90 ammunition and rasions,
finding thinss a. theS wseA rssafned withcus sny
further delay. and gol iato cur ely thsa nighs---
Thee srs The iac.A - ae essher them ffuiA thosa
who wsre along.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
can Of . staiN ConfenfIan.

The heavy loyal vose cast IL Tennessee shows
The sentiments of the pcorie and their dsire - put
down fhe rebellion and restore Civil Government.
We srs entitled to eielt Representatives and i.eo
SsnAtCrs in the Congress Of The Gifted stassa -
vel s. to Governor, and other otRren - BE sle~-
ted and the Interests Of people suffering for
the want Of these representatives, In CougFs>.
The undersigned, acting - the Executive Corn-
nligtss for East Tennessee, have desigAstsd the
THIRD MONDAY IN DECEMBER tIsth) fos
preliminary State Coaventioa 10 Be hid II Nash
vile. 10 forrn reet to bs run for Constitutional
Convention by the loyal mea u he stasa ths
Governor designating the day Tor shs elecsian By
proclamation, Aker tie preliminary CeassstiOn
rnak.x out the tiokc4. -
We cab upoa wess sna Middle Tshnessss 70 Al
in ecncert VITA ua Asd At once appoint their dele
satss 70 the Convention of he 18th II Decclnber.
SAACEl r RepeExs,
r. K BIRD,
W. O. BRoSsLow,
d. r. PkrTERseR
PKKK3 DicIIssoS,
Essesiire Corsssissss.
November u, 1854
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

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I'd - cAiasga - azpp-l ~ slas.. $3.50 - -
tiiy, ~ wsy - ssaeYtNsrs' Hs $3.50 ~ = -
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HI sosss y As.rl b saazs-asae e ~ h~rs-Fss>
nni $50 ~ - $500 sszz SO sssazs- -
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rale ~ asewea 81 Ne ssis seaa b. ~ ta-ast''-
ffon. CAloag,, AL tAsiF ssAss Fsrsfsas-ass So
ne AAFora Borvsls 81 NsFsaefn i'--sa's = -
soatAsru Hsi u rohei $50
IA .ess A uksi 49, b sa-saet - Ass
i. -. go sss ss.ts silaag 30 b. aln-
- ana, A.ru.yar1 &c n~SF-,sl kussasFa b
-. 1, .nI s-0u gysr tAsss go a.sgr@as 80
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