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Sons OF Liberty In Indiana--.liOracc
llelrrcn Turns States EvidcnCe---An
lnsurrecli0n C0nlemplated.--GOI ern-
or Morton 10 be observation-disclosures
but Democrats In the SecTet---As-
founding Disclosures.
The following dispatch from lndanapo, dis
closes fearful state of things and shows what this
peace purity are capable Of Let Union men read
it, and brand the whole organization with iniumy
as they will
INplANAPoLIs I'M. Nov, (.
Horace Henren Deputy Grand Commander OF
the Order II Sons Of Liberty in Indiana, who for
some weeks has been on trial here for participation
In reasonable conspiracy, to-day turned States
evidence, and made startling revelation Of schemes
Of the order, He said nobody but Democrats had
been admitted into the order or would be if they
applied, and confirmed previous evidence of mill
iary organization in the order and of the appoint
ment Of Major General to command IT, Dr.
Bowles, one of the accused, was Commnnder-in-
Chief with a staff, Of which DR., james Wilson, re-
Gently arrested, WIS Adjutant General He said
that committee Of thirteen was appointed TO pre-
pare for I'M instruction, and that this instruction
was intended 10 release the rebel prisoners IN the
northwest, arm them from the Government arscnals,
ovcrturn the State government, Kill Governor Nor
ton or hold him Us hostage for captured insurrec-
tonists, and then form the northwest into Il sepa-
rate confederacy or attach il TO the rebel Conicdo-
racy, He said that he was told by Adutant Gen
cral Wilson that 100000 had been sent by rebel
agents in Canada into the northwest to purchase
arms for the order; that 100000 had been left In
Indiana in the hands of Dodd and John c, Walker
State agents. Wilson showed llellrcn $1,000 he
had received from Bowles to buy arms in Wash
ington county. Hefren further sworo that COM
mittee Of thirteen had appointed ten men to kill
Governor Morton few DAYS since the Governor
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ATTACHMENT.

Ntub If Co., rs w. H. Sp,,i aud otier,
yaNHE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAY THE DEFEND
ANTS indebted to them and abscond that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served them having OBJ
tanned original attachment against the estate of the defend
ant, made etlrnabe before r. D. Jouromon Justice of the
Peace for Knox county the having been levied their
property II ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him at his office in Knoxville, the 22d day Of
February next It will be proceeded with parte II is
further ordered that this notice be- published for four weeks in
the Knoxville Wing
O264t pf5" u. u. JOUkOLMAN, J. y,
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Il. J. Mckinney and Junes A. Cq6ia, Er'r' Of IYn. b.
Reese, decd, r' John JlReese and oders-PEuuoN.
and VIM b. Reese Jr being absent from the state Of Ten.
nessce stated In the petition 1t ordered that publication
made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing no
flying said defendants appear the Chancey Court Knox
vile the first Monday Of January 1865 then and theirs
make their defense the petition the will be taken for
confessed to them and set for hearing parte.
copy of the order:
n164w pfsb D.A DEADERlCK, Gam
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Being the latest Improvement IN our profession, md having
been sufficiently tested to warrant its utility take pleasure in
recommending II a. being far preferable In many respects to
any other base heretofore used II can be used In many in
where all other materials fail No need, therefore
despair. Call on give your work aud We will demonstrate
these facts.
Remember that a full of teeth this method emily
half what they would gold and preferable in all respects
Respectfully, p II. CALDWELL,
nuy2.9m" \. G, MILES
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j. e. dyer & Co, rs, ,Joiu Jackson,
HHE DEFENDANTS, JNO. JACKSON

and Susan Jackson not being inhabitants Of this state, a.
charged In the bill and amended Bill II Is ordered that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks IN the Knoxville Wing
notifying said defendants to appear at the Chalcery Court In
Knoxville the first Monday Of January 1863 then and there
to make their defense to the BILL the same will be taken for
confessed asto them and set for hearing "a partc,
A copy Of the order - -
u6-w pfth b. A. DEADERlCk, O., NJ.
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Jolu l., Hcim, and pjc -, Il, uyuuu Es,, &c.
IN OBEDIENECE TO A DECREE OF

said Court, made at the October term 1891 In this
will sell on the premises The residence of the late Jno Hills
man a the personal property belonging to hs estate the
sh day December next Terms cash for all amounts under
t!O and notes a. months with from date for
over tgO. tul68W) u, A. DEADERlCk, 4, A NJ
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ATTACHMENT.

H',ijua H. Rogers rs H. G. No5eH
EHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant is indebted to him and abseonds
that process be served upon him, having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made reurnabe be
fore W H. Anderson Justice Of the Peace for Bount and
the having been levied his property II ordered by
mat the defendant appear ueruie lilo
Louisville, the Goth day Of December will be
proceeded with pare 1t further ordered that this notice
he published for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing
o26It PFC WIN. II. ANDERSON j. p.
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his amcuivd aud supplemental ll, which Is sworn TO, al
legug that the attendant h, VI, Baunrr resides beyond the
limits NJ Tennessee ubsC1uds conccas himself that the
ordinary process ol law cannot be served him. II is ordered
that publication he made for four successive weeks In Brown
lows Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant to appear before
the Chaucey Court AT Dandas the "a Monday OF Decem
ber then and there to make his defense the bill the
will be taken as confessed and set or hearing partc
nov2.iw nfth WI. GALDRAIrlI. c. An.
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cHANoERY COURT - KNOXVILLE,
SALES.

JlUts 4 HITTIF rI, I, 7, WIrTTT
IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 DECREE
made In this cause the October term, ls6 NJ said Court
will sell at the door OF the Court House In Knoxville on
Thursday, the sh day Of December next engine some
what which lies on the c Of said MaNwells machine
shop. Terms Cash,
ni68w n. A, DEADERlCK, G, An
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Hchus, Curcr & Shcrrood oudothers r. H. T. Cor Bro
IT r. COX AND JAS. l.. COX, THE

defendants, having both absconded and left the State
charged In the bill IL is therefore ordered tina. publication
made weeks In the Knoxville Wing not
Tying said defendants appear at the ChanceyCOur at Knox
VILE the first Monday OF January, 1863 then and there to
defense the BILL the will be taken for
fcssed as them and set for hearing ex parte.
copy Of the order
n6-4w pli5 d. A. DEADERlOK, CAM
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Nm 4 Eok.l ~ Rlleali O. cnrn q al

Wa, n, ithtf ~ htNtuid ~ 'WFt &c az
THE DEFENDANTS, RlcH d O. CuRREY
Rashul Currey aud John d. Fason having absondrd and
gone beyond the mls of Tennessee ~ stated In the bill II Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks In the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendants to APP
pear the Chsucery Court In Knoxville the m Monday OF
January 1868 then and there 10 make their seusc to the bill
the will be taken for confessed them aud for
hearing eN purtc,
A copy Of the order
ulGAw pftb u, A, DEADERlCK, {, N,
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DIED.

In Knox county, Ky, on lst june 1864, HIRAM
EVANS, Go. q, LIST Tennessee Cavalry.
At Lenoir's Station, the 18th Of October 1864
MARY EVANS, daughter of Hiram and Sarah Evans
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THE DEFENDANT, ROBERT e. KING,
being nonresident Of Tennessee stated In the bill 1t
ordered that publication he made successive weeks
the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant TO appear at the
Chaucory Court in Knoxville the first Monday of January
500 then aud make his defense to the bill the
will be taken for confessed him and set for hearing
parte, copy Of the order
nl6Iw pSh u. A. DEADERlCk, q. 4 NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

sworn Co.. alleges that the defendant William u, Pain,
resides beyond e limits of the State ahscouds that the
ordinary proctsU law cannot hl served upon him Il Is or
dered that publication be made for four successive weeks In
owulow's Knoxville Wig, notify Hg said defendant to appear
Before The Chancc Court cambridge the "a Monday Of
December then and there make his drcuse IN the bill or the
Will be taken confessed aud set for hearing parr.
noy2iw pcs WNl GALBRAlTII, {, AN
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ATTACHMENT.
Circuit Court for Mc,iinn

Circuit Court for McMinn county Tennessee.
w. 4. Hcip,. Admir- Of J-K. Rc,d,r deed, r.. T. NIXON
F1nDyko.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
that the defendants nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee and further appearing that attachment has
sued and levied his property therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Whig requiring the defendant be and appear the next
Of the Circuit Court to be held for the county Of Mc,nn
at the Court House in the town Of Athens the "a Monday
December next then and there plead demur
the plaintiff, suit the will be taken confessed and
set for hearing parte.
nl6.4w Pics JOHN r. SLOWER, Clerk.
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oHANoERY COURT KNOXVILLE

THE DEFENDANT, WIN, H. THOMAS,
beng non resident " the state Of Tennessee shown IN
the b II Is ordered that publication be made Tor four success
bye weeks n the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear the Chaucey Court In Knoxville on the hrst Monday
Of January 500 then and there to make his defense 10 the bill
the will be taken for confessed TO him and set for
hearing eN parte
A copy Of the order
ulG.,w pn6 D, A,DEADERluk, O. & NJ,
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cHANCERY CoURT-DANDRIDGE

Summed ". Fam "a VIM. d. Fam and Horace W. KING
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALE
CATIONS in compIainants bill that the Defendants WIN
D. Fan and Horace W. King, residents Of the
Tennessee that they absconds conceal themselves
the ordinary process OF law be served upon
therefore ordered that publication be made to said defend
ants requiring them appear before the Chancey Court
cambridge the % Monday Of December
bill default Of which the will be taken confessed
to them and set for hearing ex parte.
nlG-iw PISS WIN. GALBRAlrH, CD NJ
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Jomc' Ross ~. Kom d King.

Janc, Ross ~. KAN d King.
pHE RESPONDENT, WIN, c. KAHN,
| having 1ed from the state and being nonresident,
charged the bill 1t ordered that publication be made for
four successive In the Knoxville Wing notifying said de-
PENDANT to apear the Chancery Court in Knoxville the
Monday Of January 1863 then and there 10 make his de-
fence bill the will be taken for confessed
him aud set for hearing parte.
copy OF the order
nl64w pf&5 D.A DEADERICK, CAN.
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John Nsu' ~. Buamm T. Nriwiaud md ohcrs.
tEILE COMPLAINANNS BIII. MnIcn

Is sworn TO, alleges that the defendant, H. r. Mcfarland
resides beyond the limit NJ Tennessee absconds that the
ordinary process law cannot be served upon him; II Is
dered thai publication be- made for four successive weeks In
Bruwnlow Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant tn appear
before tho Caucey Court At Daudrgt, the "a Monday of
December then and there make his defense 90 the bill the
will bee taken confessed and for hearing partr
noy2Iw pcs WM GALBRAlllI, Z, "a NJ,
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ssworn TO alleges that the defendant, WIN, Bradford
resides beyond the limits of Tennessee abcond or
ceas himself that the ordinary process flaw cannot be served
upon him L Is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks In hrownow's Knoxville Whg notifying said
defendant TO appear before the Cancey Court cambridge
the % Monday of December then aud there make his de.
tense to the BILL the will he taken confessed and set
for hearing partc
uoy2-lw prs WIN, GALBRAlrH, AN.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

C. PrreV 49, Il, l. Wilson ~ oi, and Por,H & neGhee
u.s. Il. l. WiIs1a n ai
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CAMP CHESTS for sale by
~ nl6.u Z. SANFORD co.
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CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of KNOXVILLE

OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, on
~ the morning Of the first Monday Of October, 1864
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CHANCERY COURT - MARYvILLE.

BALsAM OF HoARHoUND
! nis.tf1 SANFORD co.'s
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Table and Pocket Cutlery
AND

100 dozen Simmons Patent Axes;
500 dozen Il. G. Leonard Axes;
300 dozen Mann's Axes;
800 dozen Collins Axes;
100 dozen Lppincott's Extra Steel and Double
bited Axes
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

The same narrator adds "while this
fierce contest was going on a body of reb-
els marched cut on the Cathaspen road and
came down upon the rear of the I'd corps,
probably not to attack the troops, but to
cut out the trains which1Eere packed in
tue rear. Gen. Grants and Gen. Mead's
headquarters we're on the Pincy Grove
Road.
\ signal officer who had been stationed
on the right flank came upon gallop,
evidently much excited. "You must
pack up quick" he shouted. Prepara-
tions had already been made for re-
moval of headquarters nearer to the Gen.
ter, and in few moments the trains
were in motion. Orders were sent 10 the
rear to be ready for an emergency. Two
or three batteries went out aud took DO.
sition, but that was all that came of the
movement. The rebels gained nothing
for their trouble.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
Sayings of Josh Billings.

1t IL highly important that whea a
man makes up hiz mind tew bekum a
raskal, that he should examine hizselt
clusl y, and see if lie amt better konstruk-
ted for phoOl.
l argy in this way, if man il right,
he kant be too radikal. if he is rong he
kant be too consarvatif.
When YOU pra, pTa rith at the bulls /.
"TelI the truth, and shame the Devil :"
kuo lots ov people who kan shame the
devil eazy enuf, but the tother thing
bothers them.
If you don't beleafi in "to.ai dcpravity," ;"
buy quart ov gin, and study it.
There IL one advantage in plurality
or wifes, tha fte each other, instead ov
their husbands.
It IL very delikate job teS forgive
a mau, without lowering him in his own
estimashun, and yures too.
AZ gineral thing, when woman
wares the britches, she haz good rite
teE them.
I: IL admitted now bi everybody, that
the man Rho kan get fat on berlony sas.
sage, has got good deal of dorg 10 him.
] AN poor, aud am glad that am,
for 6nd that wealth makes more people
mean than it does genrous.
WoDan's influence il powerful-es-
peshila when she wants ennything.
Sticking up your noze don't prov en-
ny thing, for the sope bleE when be iz
away from hum, smells evrything.
No man luvs tew git beat, out it is
better tsw git beat, than tew be roDg.
AFl kind ev bores are a nuisance, but
it il better ten be bored With 2-inch
orgeF, than q giublet.
1t il ced "that a horse don't know biz
strength'-and i really suppose that a
skunk does nuther.
"Be sure you are rite then go ahed )"
but in kase ov dout 60 ahed emmy wa.
Sekts and creeds ov religion, are like
pocketrcompasses, good enuff tew pinte
out the direcshun, but the nearer the
pole yu git, the Wuss tha Eurk.
Men amt apt teR git kicked cut ov
good society for being ritch.
Tie rode tew Ruin, il alwas kept in
good repair, and the travellers pc the ex-
pens OF it.
If man begins life bi being fust Lu.
tenant in his familee, he need never tev
look for promoshup.
The oula profit thare is in keeping
more than one dOrg, IL what you kan
make on the board.
haVn't got as mutch mummy az sum
folks, bu:i have got as much impudense
az emmy ov them, and that IL the next
thing tew mummy
Don't mistake arroeanse for wisdom
menny people hav tbot tha EaE wize,
when tha waz only windy.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
From the St. Paul Press.1
NOT SO EASY. LITTLE MAC.

"Thus conducted, the work Of reconcile
ion would have been easy."-set Mcclellan
Letter Of Acceptance.
No, not so easy, Little Mac,
For | was there to see:
You may have had an easy tine,
But it was hard for me.
I shall remember, Little Mac,
Zen to my dying day,
How in Yirginia's miry swamPs
Week after week We lay.
Four stars shone brightly, Little Mac,
Your gloves were white as snowj
But lCe, poor soldiers in the nire,
Were Aoundering TO and fro.
The Rebs laughed at Us, Little Mac,
Who could their mirth condemn?
We toiled like muskrats in the mud,
The negroes toiIed for them.
Twas kindness in you, Little Nae,
To set no negro free,
Twas kindness to your Southern Jrierds,
But rather hard on me.
Twas manly in you, Little Mac,
To leave our foes their slaves,
They doubtless needed them TO dig,
Their trenches and their graves.
But twas net so easy, Little Mac,
For US, Ecrn out with toll,
To meet such foemen as we met
Upon the sacred soil.
They fought rs ferce:y, Little Mac
Had nought to do bat fight;
Our guns were rusty with neglect;
Our spades alone were bright.
And you remember, Little Mac,
That famous change Of base;
To US who fought that seven-day8 fght,
1t was 10 pleasant race.
You say twas easy. Little Mac;
But / remember well,
Twas hard TO see friends fall so fast,
And leave them where they fell.
And all who fought there, Little Mac,
VIII tell, and tell you true,
That its no easy thing to save
Freedom and SLarsry too.
No. not go easy, Little Mac,
For | was there to see:
And when you try that work agaif,
Pray do not call on me.
;hakopee, Minnesota, Sept. IL, 1864.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26
Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

DENSIONS procured for soldiers Of the
n present war who are disabled by reason OF
wounds received or disease eontractracted
while in the service of the United States ard
pensions, bounty, and arrears OF pay obtained
for widows or heirs Of those who have died
or been killed while in service. All lette, of
{ inquiry promtly answered, and on receipt Sy
mail OF a statement Of the case of claimant
will forward the necessary papers for their
signature. Fees in Pension cases as fixed ky
law.
REFERENCES. Hon. Isaac Benson, Hon. 4.
e. OLNsTED, J. S. MANN, Esq, F. W. KNOX,
Esq. DAN BAKER,
Claim Agent Couderport Pa.
June s, '64.-ly.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

TRUE RICHI s.--A rich gentleman
once said to a day laborer, "Do you know
to whom these estates belong, en- the boz
ders Of the lake ?" "No," replied the
man. "They belong to me" said the
rich man. And the wood, and the Get.
tie, Go you know whose they are 2" No"
They are mine also" continued the rich
man. "Yes, all that you can lis mice"
The peasant stood still a moment, and
then pointed to heaven, in solemn tone
asked 'is tLat also thine? If thst be
thine, though poor, thou art truly rich;
if tha: be not thine, however rich, thou
art poor indeed"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

4 CHANCE For SoMEBoDY.--A Young
lady advertises in the Cleaylan5 Plain
Gealar for young gentleman to act IS au
auaRuensis. He must be able to sri,e
in oiphers, and wheD not thus engaged,
he will be expected to read postry with
feeling, converse with ease, and b. able
to Elay cribbage and backgammon He
must expect TO be kissed wbfn shells
pleased ,cufed when she is not; bat % her
temper is acknowledged to be grsd, th"rs
will probably be more kisaing than cu4-
ing. There's chance for sener94S -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-26

4 SHARP REToRT.-The Il Cross
Democrat is responsible for the following
good thing: At one Cf the hotels il our
city, landlord said to boardar-
"See here, Mir. the cham bermaid
found hair pin in your led this morn
ing, and it vii not answer.
Well, replied the boarder, al found 4
hair in the butter this morning bat it did
not prove you had q woman IN IL
The two looked at each other for about
ten seconds, when each smiled and welt
his way, no doubt pOuderiug on the Pc
culiayitics of circumstautial evidence.