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The Peace the Musket will Give,

Gen. John Cochrane lifted his audience to their
,et in Philadelphia, and received an ovation from
hem in response to his declaration that the peace
he rebels would get from us would be that which
musket gives TO a conquered host. He said:
AT Chicago there were gentlemen in the livery Of
Mar Democrats. They were modest for the pres
re was upon them. A very little war, they begged
! Vallandigham: little will answer US. "No,
kys Vallandigham, 1--WE want pe0cc--uncondtional
kaceln
How is it in the field When the private BIZ
ouacs in the night does he say to his musket eve
ave little peace in the morning. If he did the
3usket would be too much of peace for him.
20 the officers talk of little peace2 No They re-
re to the sound of war and when they rise the
! attn trumpet sounds the charge Of war TTumul-
GUS cheers They are there to fight for the coun-
. y They 0bhor the uniform peace-gun at Chicago.
he war is nearly closed. The rebellion is at its
ST gasp. Its resources are almost gone. The Er-
miner says, 'the enemy is gathering about u.s.
edmond will be taken' Deafening applause !
n officer who surrendered 10 Sheridan illustrated
is. Throwing his sword at the feet of the Provost
arshal he said; The Confcderacy has gone to
I'll. The men won't fight, neither will l." The
bel community is falling away by pece-meal, and
last the head and front of the rebellion, the state
Georgia, makes overtures to return to the Union
nd now make peace. Loud shouts of Never + I
Nj the resources of negotiation must first be ex-
|usted says Gen. Mcclellan, before We protract
o war There will be peace, but it will be that
ace which the musket gives to q conquered host
pat peace is now ut our doors. And il is for YOU
declare IN your omnpotence that there shall be
peace save that attached in glorious ensigns to
|ur standards in the field
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The Notorious Rose GrcenhOw.

The Richmond Enquirer confirms the report Of
the death Of Mrs Rose A. Grecnhow, Il notorious
woman who was recently caught spying within our
lines and imprisonedin Washington. The Enquirer
says
Her life has been eyentiul She was native Of
Maryland, and quite distinguished in Washington
society. Her strong intellect and energy of charac-
ter led her to take very great interest in politics
She possessed personal graces rs well ms mental that
added no little to the distinction she enjoyed She
was the widow of DR.. Robert Greenhow, son Of Mr.
Robert Grcenhow, of this city, well known in other
days He was gentleman of much learning, who
filled the office of translator of several languages
for the State Department of the old Government
Mrs. Greenhow had visited Europe to publish 1t
book she had written on the war and her imprison-
ment by the Lincoln Government. This she had
accomplished and was just returning to the Conled-
eracy when, ON Saturday last, she met her death
Tho Wilmington Journal thus notice, the event
Up TO the time of writing, we have obtained few
particulars. We know that on Friday night or
Saturday morning, the steamship Condor, in endeav-
oring TO come in over the New Inlet bar got
aground, and that Il boat from her got swampcd ON
the "trip aud that Mrs. Greenhow, being a. passcn-
ger on that boat was drowned.
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WORTHLESS sness OF Southern Money,

The Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday-we cit,
here the important admission-confc..cst that Dinon
ey has ceased TO be standard Of value in the Con.
federacy.' 1t adds:
The pronissory notes Of the Government cannot
buy supplies or labor. Great manufacturers hold
out such inducements to purchasers who will pay in
produce, that even the stringent orders of the War
Department forbidding detailed farmers to barter
their crops for indispensable machinery, have be-
come powcrless. Mechanics refuse to work for any.
thing but provisions. Teachers demand pittancc
in eatables a small fortune in Treasury notes
Worst Of all, Government itself offers an immense
premium on all taxes paid in kind by assessing pro-
visions furnished for that purpose at the highest
market rate 1t floods the country with certificates
Of debit &c.
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THE PLATFORM
OF the National Union Party
Adopted NJ Baltimore, Maryland, Juno \, 1854,


hs1lpdi That it is Ac highest duty of every Aw,r
citizen DO maintain, against oil their uuenes 'ho ll-
tegrly Of the Union, aud tho paramount authority Of tho
Constitution and laws OF the United slno', ana that NO
pledge ourselves, ~ Union men, animated BY common
sentiment, aiming NJ common object, u do everything
IN our power to aid the Government In qurug by force
of arms the rebellion now raging against it' authority
aud IN bringing ia punishment due their crimes The lohe'
and traitors urruyel against H.
R''o'rri That we approve The determination of The
Government Of the United states not 10 compromise with
rehos to olur any terms Of peace except ,uch may
be basod upon AN unconditional surrender Of their hos
ility nnd tho return % their allegiance 60 tho Cuusu-
ton and laws OF the United States and that We call
upon the Government 40 maintain ihis position, and tr
pmrrut, the with the utmost possible Nigur iu the
complete suppression ol the rebellion, iu n reliance
upon The self sacrifices, The patriotism, the heroic Nigor
and the uudyug devotion uf ho American roollo 60 thcr
country and its lIrc institutions
Rnors3, That slavery was the cause, and nov oou,i-
utes the strength of The rebellion, mud II must BIO al
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Union Victories In 1864.
A COpperhead Lie Exploded.

The following letter in reference to a most afro
|is falsehood in the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury,
purporting to have been sent from
sshington, and alleging Federal defeats, disposes
IN attempt to make party capital for the enemies
khe Government
WASHINGTON, Oct. TO- 1854.
kea. Simon Cameron My attention has lust
n called to u dispatch which appeared in the
3ladephia Sunday MereurH yesterday purporting
ome from this city, but in reality manufactured
philadelphia rebels.
J more atrocous ialsehood in regard to our mill
operations has never been circulated by jeff
Wis himself / saw Lieut. Gen. Grant last Friday
ht, and had long conversation with him in re-
d to the present military situation.
have seen great deal of the General during
war, and have never seen him SO hopeful and
fdent and never has he felt himself so com
ely master of the situation as at the present mo
he recent operations about Petersburg and ON
north Of the james, we're regarded by him as
i and substantial successes.
Ne advanced our position, took very strong and
important rebel works, which we will hold.
ur losses were small compared with the advan-
s gained, and no greater than those of the reb-
though the latter fought in ntrenched positions
II was well with both Sherman and Sheridan,
from all that could be learned at the front from
rters and from the tone Of the rebel papers, it
evident that the rebellion is now lettering to its
and complete overthrow.
Yours respectfully,
E. p. WAs#BuRSs
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The GraveyardS of Atlanta.
Tho Atlanta correspondent Of the Cincinnati con
u6Tctal says:

Tho Atlanta correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
msrcal says;
Awaiting myself of the spirit that is now miycr-
sally prevalent, to-day wandered through the City
Cemetery among the dead, and there found many Il
mark to indicate the spot where rests the hope Of
many dotng Southern matron and wife The
grounds comprise at least ten acres, more than half
Of which is covered with the victims Of war, Fed
eral and rebel officers and privaes all crowded to-
gether SO close that their collins must touch each
other, The part used as the rebel buryng-ground
is about four acres and all the graves are marked
some with neat, yet unassumng, marble slabs. At
least eight or ten thousand rebel dead must sleep in
those narrow trenches. In an obscure corner
found the plot set apart for deceased Federal pris
oncrs, and hating, / read upon the hcadboards
many names Of families from Maine to Nebraska
and remembered that thome in the great North
there are scores of crushed hearts who know not
where their dear ones sleep felt that an hour could
not be better spent than in deciphering the almost
oblteratcd pencil marks upon the slabs Upon none
Of the graves had the rebels inscribed aught to Of
fend the tender ensbtic Of the friends OF the dead
who lay there awaiting the resurrection which alone
"Can awake them glory again"
In every instance where the names of the sleeper
is unknown, the inscription is not "an unknown
Yankee as formerly, but "a Federal soldier name
unknown
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80. 81
United States of America - District of East
TennnsSee

VIZ HEREAS. Az INFORMATION WAS FILED
w ia the District Count Of the United States at Knox
vic the District Of East Tennessee the 10th day
Of October 1851 by jaime, p swan, Esq, Attorney of
the United States for said District IN behalf of the
United States Of America, against tract of land in
Hamilton county in laid District adjoining the land. of
William Maxwell, Aired Smith aud others containing
about geo acres seized Is the property Of Washington
Grub, and against al persons lawfully intervening for
their interests therein, alleging that aid tract Of land
had been hcrctofJr, scolb by Revenue Agent as forfeited
TO the United States for cause. IN said Information SET
forth and ayerred be true, and praying for the usual
process and monton: Now. therefore, pursuant to the
mOniti0n under the sea- of said Court directed
hereby give public notice to all persons concerned in
interest in said tract Of land appear before said Court
at the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, the 2sth
day Of November ls6i. at 10 o'clock then and there
toipterpose their claims and make their allegations
b. DANIEL
qct2s e. g. Nprskal. dat r. Tom.
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United States of America - District of East
Tennessee

NT HEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States, at Knox
Vile, for tho District Of East Tennessee, on the 10th day
Of October 1864, by James =. swan, Esq, Attorney of
the United States for said District behalf of the
United States of America, agau, one lot and house in the
town OF Knoxville Gay street. between Main and Hill
streets Of which William Williams Is the reputel owner
and against all persons lawfully intervening for their IN
tcrcss therein, alleging that ad house and lot had been
heretofore seized, at Knoxville aforesaid, by Revenue
Agent, in said District forfeited the United States
for causes in said information forth and ayerred to he
true and praying for the usual process and moniton
Now therefore. pursuant the monion under the seal
of said Court to directed hereby give public notice
TO all persons concerned in interest in said books 10 an
pear before saii Court the Court House IN Knoxville
aforesaid on the 2Sth day Of November. 1864, at 10
o'clock A. ~ then mud there to inerpose their claims und
make their allegations. H. MCDANIEL
oct2G .. y. Nar'ioi Diet H. T.Ha.
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Gov. Johnson In Louisville.

Gov. johnson made speech few nights past in
Louisville TO Of the largest and most enthusiss-
tic crowds ever convened there on any similar occa-
sion. It is represented by the Press as a powerful
speech, and one that was listened to with marked
attention If we had no other evidence Of the tel
ling effect Of the speech, the Journals faults found
are suficien, to prove II grcs, speech.
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Public Speaking.

Col l.. c. Houk, the District Eector on the Lin
coin and johnson ticket will spcak ut the following
times and places:
MORGAN COZ NrY.
Montgomery, Friday October 2Sh.
ANDERSON COUNTY
Wiule.-' Gap, Saturday, October Goth.
Clinton, Monday October 3lst.
Capt &. w. Keith aud Others will bo prcsrut to address
the people who urged to ont aud caru the
Of our troubles
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mo. 80
United States OF America - District of East
Tennessee,

w HEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States, at Knox
VILE tor The District of East Tennessee, on the lob day
Of October 1854 by james p. Swan, Esq, Attorney Of
tho United States for said District behalf of the Uni
ted stutcs of America against debt Of $4,000 due
from the of Harvey Baker deceased Of which c-
tate W,n J. Baker is administrators Jcptha Brow
der rePutei owner and against all persons lawfully in
tervoning for their interests therein, alleging that said
debt had been heretofore seized at Knoxville by Revenue
Agent, forfeited 70 the United States for causes in said
information SET forth and ayerrod to he true, and praying
for the usual process and montiou Now, therefore, pu-
the monitJn, under the seal of said Court to me
directed hereby give public notice to all persons cou-
ceo1 in interest in said debt appear before said Court
the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid on the 2Sth
day November, 1864, at 10 o'clock Ne, then and there
to intcrposc their claim and make their allegations
i. MCDANIEL,
uyt26 I. $. Hprshtl Dis. T.. 7cHH
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ATTACHMENT.

Rurfho b. N,,rmau r., Samuel ". Wallace.
ypSuE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANT indebted to her aud atsconds that the ordinary
Of law cannot be served upon Hmm having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made returnable
before Joseph Ambrs,er Justice Of the Peace for Boun
county, and the having been levied his property
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
him at his office in Maryve the 18th day Of March, s65
the will he proceeded with parte. II 10 further
ordered that this notice he published in the Knoxville whg
for four successive wsskS
o2sA, pft5' JOSEPH ANpRIsTER, J. y.
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ATTACHMENT.

y. J. HW 60. john CroIie, md others,
ys>HE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANTS
John Crozer, W ?. Crisp and W NJ. Cooke are severaly
indebted to him and abscond that the ordinary process
law cannot he served upon them having obtained original
attachments against Them made rtturnabe before D. JourO.
mon, Justice Of the Peace for Knox county and this
having been levied his property II ordered by said Jus.
tce that the defendants appear before him his
VILE the 22d day Of February 1860 will be proceeded
with parte further ordered that this notice he pub.
lshed for four successive weeks in the Knoxville whig
o26.4 mass r. D. JOrROINON J. y
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Wv '''''"'"0 '''
ou'lo convention at N"'hNll' 10 '''N"N wv wa"
Tor Lincoln ana johnson
ron r,s,. rrNvrss1r
J"hhson-t"L H. u. h9uer
Caller-Oul dohn H. Mlicr
Sulh'an-pr' H. sanford
Nmhlng'o"-'al' george d. "''""m'
nIoeuc-Jamr' hni'h' u"
iawMns mao, nag
nan'oeN 'I,'h, VI, '"''''
Jefferson ~ w. Mv'H'
s"l'r-N'i, W. Enous'
Graip,,r- Iyiu s,ntcr.
Audcrson--Col, Jas, 4, Doughty,
Campbcl-Rchard Wheeler.
Knox-O. T., Temple, A. Kuutt, $, Mct Cannon,
Roau1-N. A, Patterson, ;. \. Chdrcss,
Scott and Morgnn--Goorge Keith II, lluunccutt
Mcgs--Wm, l.. Adams,
McMiuu--A. BLIZZARD
Rhca-r b. NcEVoy, Judge Lucke
Pulk-pr Fleming
Hamilton--lumgs X, Hood,
Cumberland Thomas Swan,
Bradlcy-Judgc y, G. Gaut,
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Unitai States of America District of Eas
Tennessee

VA lhUEA-, Az INFORMATION WAS FILED
w m 'Aa District Court of the United suto. at
KuoI,lo t ul' District Of East Tennessee, pu tho lVd
day o' October lsti b., jaime, p swan, E,l, Attorney
or ho qu,co Nluc, or suil District on huhaf Of the
lnol Sloto, vt \wuunu, ug,iu., tract of luud u
M'Mun county, 'u pd h..tucL udj lining the lands of
Joel Trplot, T.. Milton and oIbors, containing about 20
acres, sn1cd FEB lur property Of Reuben Martin, and
against all lg-nn- lawfully intervening for their interests
horcl, alleging chat said tract Vt land bad been hereto
fore s,iaod by Revenue Agent forfeited to tho United
States, for causes u uld information set forth and aver
red to he true, and praying for the usual process and mo
niunl Now therefore, pursuant 10 tho moniuuu, under
the .ca OF 'nid Court to me directed, hereby give pub
lie motto, TO all persons concerned 10 ntcrc, Ia said eff
ic,s, appear before said Court 40 the Court House In
Knoxville aforesaid, the 2sth day Of November 1884,
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. Me- then aud there To- ucrpr,c lhcir
claims andmake their nl'c- aliou.
b, MCDANIEL,
octl6 Z. g. V1,sha}. bsL r. Tenn
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United States of America District of East
Vennpgsnp

WllhNuAa, Az INFORMATION WAS Filled
w in ihr pI.uel Court ol the uu,ol States, a. knoA
vile, lor the District of ElH Tennessee, tho Oh day
Of Octrhcr l'dl by Jumr =, swan, E,l, Attorney of
ho unliod States mr said District. mn behalf of the
United States ol Amorrn agaius ono tract Ut land In
Roanc county, 90 said District adjoining tho lands ol
Rchld Iu'1u and others, seized gs tho property ut
Frank Wolob.r ui against nIl persons lawfully inter
yruinsiur hpr w.uo,ts in aail tract 0f taud, alleging
that slpl land hW bacon hpp5uo su,ttd by Revenue
Agent A. Forfeited m tho luiirl Sluo Tor causes in said
iulormAtu. r forth tui uyulpl n Doc true, aud praying
for the usun pmaus 1ul momuon Now therefore, pur
suint " o mHnru ulor the .rt of said Court, 20 mo
dTrr,al l"uNN give public notice 10 MI persons COM
ccrncl u Interest 900 saii books, la appear before ail
Court t,e 'nurt House iu Knoxville lurend, on tho
2Sth dly ut November lS6i at ~ odorh, A. No., then
and ihro InrWo,o their claim, and mako thcr ulpga
tiuus u. MrDANNEl,,
uu2l Z, q, Nu.lok D6L h. iur.
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County Court-Knox County.
ChanoerY Court-Sevieryille.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM

compainans BILL which is to- that the defendant
John McNutt resides beyond the limits Of this State that
the ordinary process law cannot be served him 1t
TINT publication be made for four weeks
Knoxville Wig notifying said defendants appear before The
Clanccry Court seyicrvie the third Monday March
next then aud there make his defense the bill the same
og6Iw-pt5 r. tanning, c. AN
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Il. D. JoUkoLMAN, J,P,
NOTICE.
L UERERN EOREWARN ALL PER

not to trade for uc following described notes, which wcT
stolen by the rebels under Wheeler the 2d day sepember
1884 tow one VIM sharp for t8l 90 dstod IN 1900
1860 Labn sharp for $40 90, dated In 1900 one Of
Jacob Sharp for tg5 90 date not rccoected They were Ia
ken from me lcloniuusly. am 50 years old,
o,lp.3wt HENRIETTA SHARP
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ATTACHMENT.

RiCTU5 IGLdU, NIU'r u IhoN0' IWsuoHE, decd rs,
j,ssc Ehiors
III APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
pAvlr sworn In this that the said Jesse Emore has
removed o So couceas himself that the ordinary process Of
law be- served upon him, and the same having been
levied bis property II ordered that publication be made
n me Knoxville Wing four successive weeks notifying said
Enofc to appear before at my o,e IN New Market Jener
county Tenn on the lOh day of November 1904 and
make his defense TO d suit the same will be set for hearing
and Judgment nun az to him.
ocllQ.NpiiN JONATHAN LARRANCt, J,P
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ATTACHMENT.

~ T. Hd-sop cs. d. q. w. Raa,.u
rsyHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
Il indebted to him, and absconds process canuc
be served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the defendant made rcurnabe before Charlie, Morrow
a Justice OF the Peace for Knox county, and the sam,
having been levied his property 1t ordered by said Jus
tce that the defendant appear before him his office
Knoxville On the 9Th day Of April, 1868, It will be pro-
ceeded with parte II further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing
o26-4t pfs5 CHARLES MORROW, j. 7.
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MEATS! MEATS!!

Beef Mutton Pork Bacon and Sausage kept hand at
my stall at the Market morning and at my store at all
hours Of the day.
Candles manufactured and for sale Wholesale and retail
Cattle Hogs Bacon and Talow wanted for which cash will
be paid. o2G.4ws A. CHARNAY.
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ATTACHMENT.
ATTACHMENT.

N... = ,o., zoo w. H. Nurs3 and ohe,.
rHyuu PLAINTIFFS, on AFFIDAVIT SAY rnE DEFEND
II ANTS indebted 10 them aud 30 Abscond that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served tn having OBJ
tanned original attachment against the estate Of the defend
ant made ctlruubc before r. D. JouIomon Justice Of the
Peace for Knox county and The having been levied on their
property IL ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before lim 10 hlu Office In Knoxville on tho 22d day Of
February uuNt 10 viii bo proceeded with paTte, II IL
further ordered that this notice be published for four weeks In
the Knoxville Wig
o2GIt pih' Il, D. JOUkOLMAN, J, T.
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MARRIED,

On che 2oh lust, by Rev. }. W. Elliott, Mr. NJ c.
WILCOX, II. S. L. $. A" and Miss ISABELLA
RODGERS daughter Of Dr. James Rodgers of this city,
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BARGER e. LEE,

W Gay Street, Knoxviehaye Just received and o1er for
prime lot of Sugar Coffee, Teas Spices Pepper &c.
oQS
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CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of KNOXVILLE

OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, ON
~ the morning Of the Grst Monday Of October, 1864
linn