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Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-26
Richard Pruor rs II. II. Conner.

THE respondent, VIM. II. Conner, being nom
resident Of the State, as charged in the bill; 1t is
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the KnorciILe Wing, notifying said defen-
dant to appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
vile on the first Monday of October next, then and
there 10 make his defense to the bill, the same
will be taken as confessed and set for hearing ex
parte.
A copy Of the order:
D k,,f%E A e u
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-26
Attachment.

JAMES HENRY, ]. P.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-26
Attachment.

S. II. BROUGHMAN, J. P.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
Hg- TERMS, CASH. -Hs

Country produce Of all kinds taken in ex-
change for goods.
IBLrss, JAMES a co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
Liquors of AL Kinds.


We invite all 10 call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions. We have estab-
lishcd ourselves permanently in this city, and our
facilities for trade arefuIly equato those Of any
Of our neighbors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO loan for term Of -earr on Mort
lNl cages upon improved farms in this vicini-
". Enquire at Banking Office Of ;.
GEO. L. BURROWS,
Jan. l3, 1864. ls32tfI Saginaw City Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

or everything usually TO be found In any Hard.
wars Establishment, East or West, with the ad-
dition Of articles incident 10 the business Of Lum
bering, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing
Hunting and Trapping, will always be found Al
my Store, where I shall be happy as all time,
TO meet old customers and new. Past patronage
gratefully acknowledged.
East saginsv, Aug, I, lf5t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
sHARMAN'S CHRISTMAS PRESENT

Our readers vii. find in our news column the
intelligence Of Shsrman's capture oil Savannah,
with 2j O0O bales Of cotton $50 cannon, - loc..
motives, 100 cars, steamers and 500 prisoners.
This i, one Of the grand acts in the drama which
Sherman is playing, but by 10 means, w Judge,
the final one, 1t is amsgniicru, Christmas pres.
ent, and brings nearer the day when there shall
be within all our borders peace and good viii
What will be The mex, move ia Sh.rmaus
great game, is known only to those who are plan
ming the moves, but there eau be no doub, that
he will move north. Charleston is in easy reach,
snd tie capture Of that city and Wilmington are
undoubtedly in the neal future Shermlns vet
Grams, after their thar ksgi,irg march through the
land Of pg', c ickens ard turkeys, ate ready Tor
serious campaigning along the coast, and lllrdee
will dud that his escape from savannah is not an
escape from the brilliant and successlu, strategy
Of Sherman. And while We keep " Merry Christ
mas" over this news, we eau be Jolly and wait
With patience for the New Years sif which Sher.
man undoubtedly contemplate presenting to the
President.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
Financial Report Oftho Sanitary Commission.

The Sanitary Commission has issued suppI..
mentary financial repur,, giving u & tailed ac-
count OF lts receipts and expenditures up to the
iirst Of October last, when the balance in the
hsrds OF rs treasurer was $6l5,lG6 %. Ex-
pcnGiturts since that ,imo have reduced tins
balance to S3jl,92O 70, which Fl lures represent
the actual ayailabe resources Of the Commission
on the FIRST OF December.
Ine total cash receipts the Goa ission
from the time Of lis organ7 lion in Iut ls6l,
to October /, 1864, wee 5 OS3 l24 The
expenditures during the 81 period So
i6795S So
We have already pub he'd (Noyop er 2S)
an account OF the six dc artments into whlcA
the labor OF the Commission is divided. Daring
The last quarter duly ist to October lst,) the
oil for " transportation Of supplies" has been
vastly increased by the es,ity OF charleriug
o)als Tor carrying the 10 e amount OF anti.
acoibute' aud other s,oi ; forwarded by the
Commission to the Army the Poto nae. Pr
ylous To July l't 1864 4" cost Of distrlbu-
ton was but S76 per ,ent. of the value Of
the supplies distributed.
lae lall financial exhi-.t, October l. was as
follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
Total amoaatofrecc pit,
so55ll45
The 81. Adams Robbers.

FIVE Of the robber. discharged from custody by
Judge Coufsob have been re.arrestcd. Their
names are Bennett Ii. Youa., the leader, w. II.
Hutchinson Squire Turner Lsavis, Mncus Spur
and Charles Moore Swaset Young had PISS.
port certifying that James Irwin was British
subject, The police are making dlusen, search
for the rest OF the robbers. The hearing against
tAese, under the rendition clause in the treaty.
will proceed again. we suppose, at once.
Toe City Council Of Montreal have not vet de.
cited the case OF Lamo,he, Chiefoi Police, and il
/, not certain now that he will BE- DISMISSED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
BY the Prosid5n: Of the United stateg,
AirRcc LAMgrloN.

WASHINGTON, Dee, 20.
Whereas, BY the act approved July 4, 1868,
entitled 40 &c. further to regulate end provide
For The enrolling and calling cut Of the national
'orce9 and for other purp9ses, it is provided that
the President Of The United States may, at his
discretion, at any time hereafter, call iorany Num-
Ter Of men as volunteers for the respective terms
u one, two or three year, for military service.
aud that ia case the quota or any part thereof +
any town, township, ward Of CRY, Precinct or
election district or 81 a county net 80 undivided,
shall not be- filed w.thin tho space Of fifty days
alter such call taon the President thlll immed'-
atey order draft for one year TO fiji such quota.
Or any p3rl thereof which may be untitled, a.G
hereas, by tie credits allowed in accordance
with the act ot Congress On the call for 100000
men, made JlIy Is, 1861 the number ofmen 10
be CHAINED under that Cal, gas educal to $780,
n00 and
Whereas, the operations Of tie enemy 10 Ger.
tain States nave rendered IL impuc'icib.e 10 pro.
cure from ihem their fu.. quot, O troops under
the said ca I, and
Wher,l', from The foregoing causes but 2j0,-
goo men hlv' been PIT into the army, navy and
marine corps undar the said call Of July IS,
1854, leaving deficiency on that call Of 100000,
now
Therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln President Of
The United States Of America IN order to supply
the aforesaid deficiency, and to provide for casua-
ties in the military and naval service Of tho United
States, do i@us this, my call, for 100000 voun.
tees to serve for one, two or three years.
! he quotas Of the States, districts and sub-dis-
tro.s under this call, will be assigned by the War
Department through the bureau of the Provost
Marshal General Of the United States, and in case
the quota or any part thereof, Of any town town.
ship, ward Of city precinct, or election district,
or Of country no. 'ub.G yidcd, shall not be filed
o3ofe the 10Th day February, 1865, then a
draft shall be made o fiji such quota or any part
thereof, On said 18th day Of February, 1865.
In testimony whereof have hereubto set my
hand and caused the seal Of tho United States to
be affixed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27

land-io every one e which he bulk Of the pop
uladon hate the very lame Of Lincon-sre count
cd amongst the supporters Of the Republican tick
ct. In order to keep up the fiction Of free cleo
lion, tho Democrats have been allowed to win
New Jersey, Missouri and perhaps New York.
Both the people and the politicians Of the North
ern States are, therefore, committed to a relont'
less perseverance in those efforts for the subjuga-
ton ii the South, which have proved so futile for
the last four years. That they will prove equally
futile in the u'uee, We hiye not the least doubt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
100000 More.

The Presidents call lor 300 600 more men
was no doubt turpise to nearly everybody,
but has met with hearty response from all
parts OF tho country. Tha; the army is not to.
day in absolute need Of reinforcement in, order
to enable it to hold ITS positions against
the rebels, is evident, and Is abundantly proved
by recent victories That will always remain
30 without re.enloreemants is not evident. An
army is constantly wasting by the casualties by
d-ease, by battle, by shirkios,by descrton, and
can olly be kept ~ ia full strength by pouring
into it constant stream OF rc-anforeemeuts
And if the country would have tae spring
campaign ready to finish the work which the
TALL and early winter campaign has 81 goriously
advanced, the addition Of 300 900 men 10 our
armies is the sure way to do 1t, We have gen
erals low who know how 10 use an army.
Grant Mt the head, aud sherman, Sheridan,
and Thomas ar5 names % clrjure by in the
hour Of battle. They have inscribed victory
after victory upon eur banners, and everywhere
the r,bollIcn i. recliog beneath their blows.
Soldiers put into the ranks commanded by these
victorious heroes, willalways march to victory
1t will not be strength aud men wasted, but
every blow, and eysry sacrifice will tell in reach.
iug the great result, tho re-2stAbishm Of the
government in its former lul and uoquestoned
authority. Then let the men be raised, AMI the
work now 50 granily marching on be
pushed u an early and successful termination.
Vermont has already t. hor criii, IN iro than
one thou~hd men to apply on this call aud the
State will, as heretofore, iil her quota prompt
ly, and keep out Of the draft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
nRCIAI.

AlsrEr, INV YoLs, Dec "a Flour duh sales 5000
bb'i STATE 50 so to slO %, Round Hoop Chic Sl 10 To
Ga Western 50 CS to $40 30 Southern unchanged aud
dropping Canada drocpiue, unchanged whca, duh and
dropping. Com dun and nominal Pork heavy nre
mess go to go 81 Lard heavy 10 to gila Whhk.y
hcld at g. %; buyorsat$als.
MONEtANr,-U.s.S2o Coupons lcs!i US 10 40 oou-
pens loli Treasury 10, lgl u $. One Year csrla.
eaIsgh Geld g2L Money abundant At per cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
New Publications..

Tie Atlantic Monthlyor January has the
following table Of eontcas
Another Scene from the Deliver Romance !,
The Wind over The Chimney Between Europe
aud Asia; Ny Autumn Walk Fiye-Sisters
CourS at Christmas Tide lc1 on1 Esquimaux ;
KGl.undoorg Church George Cfuikshank IN
MEXICO leaves from an OIhcer 5 journal The
American Metropolis Needle aud Garden ,
Memories Of AuJhors-ilooro; On Board the
S,yeotyS.x Tna Cliuuey-Coynsr God Save
ihc Flag; Ammo Denim kaycws and Literary
Notices Recent American Publications.
Byout, Lowell, Mrs s.owo L,nglollow,
hawthorne, Taylor, Dir, and Mrs. Hail. Holmes
Whittier, WATSON and Ludlow contribute to his
number. The publishers refer with just pride
to the appearance Of this number, and say
At no time has tho ATLANTIC been 50 -four
ishing as now. It's subscription let has in
creased so largely that during the year 1864 it
has had an average monthly sale Of over 43, 900
copies, making an aggregate sale for the year
OF more than halt a million numbers. The pub.
lIshcis feel that success 50 marked as this can
only be duo to the fact that they have enlisted
IN the soryico Of the magazine many Of the first
,eriters of our courtgg ,,tnse nnos ra oonstant
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IN Tue present. number to o9 found On the aecond
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27

Nav Music We have received from the
publisher, NJ. Wright prOctorsville, Vt, anoth.
or new song, by Mr.. Chamberlain, A Medley
good.
Also from Horace Waters, the following er.
coil n srg n ant.h Annie, US sung BY
the lla'chnsOn' SsO,l Little Nell Tho yoic,
of tho Army, by Jas G. Clark Maryland
Free.
~ tor ale b @ W wllnsa, 4 a. reEs
MAN .k,.ofu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27

Inc New Workers propose TO prcsen. lm.
raj fatragnt with a mansion, ana Ihnilos Weed
has c inir bulcd $500 10 eommcncl the sntscrjo.
i-u Vi ih NECESSARY AM 1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
4 so!dIer'a Letter.-En. 50.


GA several different ooc sion3 hlyo c.u1 yary
Lear making it, and now tho thing Il done. #c.
had hoped to have btoa sent aom.wa. else.
or to have rcmainod in the Valley; ior to b..
honest about IT, this Wa lh, l,.5t desr a.e
place to which t4cy could h4y, .eas ID. w.
had rather haze b3en sea. 10 Slfanoth. aaI
fought with Slerm4a through thick and tAp.
until We had cut our way through. and ..ia5 in
at the back door Of Richmond, Of hag, STAYED
10 the Valley and fought Elr.yaJ clea 81 hi.
could have raised IN army biz enough % make
it pay than to have clms back Into ttas
dirty trenches again. rhego is a.fber G.sire.
bic about this pao.. l.i,aH Gsatip. aaa 10
fun. Wo neither vain nor 10. vlir.ss boro.
1t isrcgIAt cj,I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
with u0 decisive result au e.3n rs.l..... fol-
lows no Drawer .hanIam. ur...r......-
while suppose those that are br.yss .y
kccnet relish for this continual ...fA.fi..
and picket firing. but own | haunt, ald d
man that writes must tsll his own Gel..gs. and
speak bis own thoughts. But thew b.g7 rot
US here now, and we will make he mas. of Fl.
Somebody must do this work. and ,bay p-o5.y,v
thought it might as well be US as anybodg. We
know how it is done.
Our Division If Camp Russell, IN t4o sasa-
andoah Valley Friday, Deconbe, 0.a would
like to tell you long story 81 oar mDsl oua
ride from ta4t placa, f1r c4'l 1t taa r1uzue-
experience ever knew, aud l 5etiCg. hs5c
known some that were pretty rough b.ure, bt
we will be biist 1nd give cucslry description
oft. To do it justice would be- lmpas 5c
1t was bitter cod mjFniag waro~ ed
up to leave our OLD camp ami eJ4r- Po.,u-
burg. The ground vas lrlzm a.a, .l4 ue
water that we took IN our cau.eans ife.. es ee
carried it along. Bi,w3 wore win4 eao0gJ
while We were marching. marched through
Winchester AMI on - So,el' Station, thHi
five miles this side vi tAe !ofais place. ali t.cr.
we waited tall between three ani fus O'Clock
10 The afternoon, tor the train th1sw.s 10 .lkt
US to Washington. We 20. d .H9 81. 9u
about ! O'Clock, stacked arms, aal 'a-a .a-
pioycd ourselves in killing time, a4l 80 aecping
ourselves warm until tEe lrIiu .asst-4. Iaa
delay OF the train made the b3ya4m .asa', ora
the cold weather made them .a!ot e.ie'.
Finally we go' ab5lrd .ho TAIN, ari tle' r.
had to wait another hour t.e '5' ea.d
stand 1t no longer, and their ml--.-t I.. 1sll
They rallied on one so'leF and 1's'Hou.e4
ms goods among themselves '-.he eager crowd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
- - y " t''isA'bs
Assistant Adjutant General,
Latest !!
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsulSGToN,
Dec. %.


To Moj Gen. DIR.
dispatch has been received this evening by
the Pres ident from Gen. Sherman. 1t IS datrd
at savannah on Thunday the 81 inst. and
announces his occupa ion Of the city Of SAyan-
nah and the capture OF one hundred and fifty
heavy guns, plenty OF ammunition and about
10000 bales Of cotton. ~ other particulars arc
given
An official dispatch from Gen. Foster to Gen
Grant, dated on the "a los. at ?. ". s'atcs
that the city was occupied by General Sherman
on the morning Of the Dist, anl that ON the
preceding afternoon and night liariec escaped
with the main BODY Of bis infantry and lishs
artillery, blowing up the ron cads aud Navy
Yard. lie enume atcs = captured 500 prison
ers, $50 guns, Is locomotives in good order, l9)
cars, large supply Of ammuniuon aad mate
rails OF war, steamers, and 80 600 bales Of
cotton. NJ mention is made az to the present
position OF ll4rdee's forces, winch la been lstl-
mated at about 1890.
The dispatches OF Gen. Sherman AID Gen.
Foster are as follows
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec -.
To His Erceidney P,esidttt LHc0lH:
beg 10 present you, as a Christians gilt, tbs
ely OF Savannah, with one hundred ard fifty
guns aud plenty OF ammunition, and also about
25 000 bales OF cotton.
". 7. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
STEAMER GOLDEN GATE, !
Savannah Rner, I p. NJ, Dee, %. {
10 Lieut.. Gen. IT, =. Giant anil MAJ. Gen. III.
". HdLieck:
| have the honor to report that have just
returned from Gen sherman headquarters in
Savannah. send Major Gray, of my staff, as
bearer OF dispatches from Gen. Sherman to you,
and also A message to tho President. The city
of Savannah was occupied on the morning of
the 2lst Gen. Hardee, anticipating the con-
TEN plated assault, ped with the main body
of bis infantry and light artillery on the after
noon and night of the 2Olh by crossing the river
to the Union causeway, opposite the city. The
rebel iron clads were blown up and the Navy
Yard burned. All the rest Of the city is intact
and contains 20 900 ctizens quiet and well dis
posed The captures include 500 prisoners,
$50 guns, Is locomotives in good order, 1873
cars, u large supply Of ammunition and mater-
ais of war, steamers, and SO 900 bales OF cot
ion, safely stored in warehouses. All these
valuables fruits of an almost blo0dless victory
have been, like Atlanta, fairly won. opened
communication with the city with my steamers
to-day, taking up what torpedoos we could see
and passing safe over others. Arrangements
are made to clear he channel Of ali distractions
Yours, &C.,
J G. FosTER, Major General
The Richmond IapeIs CT yesterday state that
on the 23d, Is yesse.s OF the Wilmington expt-
dition had re-appeared. The dispatch Of Gen
Bragg as published in the Richmond pap IS l.
as tolloAs
WILMINGTON, Dec. 23-Twentl six vessels o
the Federal feet reappearcd this morning,
There has been no change since last dispatch,
This ID tho latest received from that cxpedi
ton.
EDwIS NJ. STANTON, Secy of War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
CONGRESS-.

The proceedings Of Congress hsyc not been
important the last week. TIE clico OF Wee 81
miral tf tho navy WAS created, and Admiral
Farragut appointed aud at once confirmed as
that ollcer. The alary Of the ciioo is $1,000 4
year whlo az tea, and he RANK Is tho eamo IN
the navy, AZ Con. GRATIS rank IN the army.
The tax OF two doler 4 gallon on whiskcy q
made to 20 into 1hec. On the diss Vt January
The deficiency appropriation bill ($93, 0OOOOOJ
has boon passed. Winner DAVIS resolution
claiming iur Corgiess the exclusive rghs
10 declare tie ioIvlgu policy oil tho government
was adopted by the House. The House reso-
luton giving notice OF the termination Of tho
Reciprocity Treaty was reported in u modified
form, although substantially the same, by the
Senate Committee on foreign affairs, ana viii
pass that body. The lljuss passed a blil
TO equallze the pay and allowances Of all negro
soldiers. Both llousai adjournel ON Thursday
until January
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27

south Of Spring Hill, finding Forrest IN com
mand Tie river is swelling rapidly.
No Intelligence from Gen. Sherman his been
received to-day.
4 caA and DRAFT for three hgHdred thousand
roops, 10 make up the dsdciency occlNooed Jy
credits on he last call, has LcH ordered BY The
President. EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dee. 10.
The following order has Just been issued:
WAR DEPT, AfJUrANT GENERALS OucE,
December l9th, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERs No. 30l.-Lycry officer
and soldier capable OF duty is wanted in the
field and If not On duty, they are ordered to
their respective organizations
All Provost Marshals aud Boards Of Eal0ll.
mont are instructed to employ most diligent ex-
ertions in forwarding soldiers to the front, and
in arresliug dcscrters shrkeTs, and all fit for
duty, who are absent wi.hou. proper authority.
Surgeons in charge Of hospitals are direct d
to send forward ali who arc ht for service, taking
care however not to cxpass any "ho are unit.
Recruiting officers are orYaeJ TO diligence,
and those who are found guilty Of neglect or
useless the Adutant Genera IS directed to re-
call imn, diateiy, and send to their commands.
Every tifJtt must be mace to ill up the ranks,
strengthen our armle9 and aid tho patriotic
and gallant troops now shifting the rceliog enc.
my with victorious blows.
By order Of tho Secretary Of War.
i. D. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adiutant General
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27
Che freeman

MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, December 81, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-31

eas 5SFy bar tho sLhes so;Kzss Uh-Ias charge
aud charge they did vita vengssr or; s'ou, STAN
w. on and on tbef went with surge &c re ss,leas az
upadviss d. right against the old temple VI 70 Hhero
the ark was ard the Constitution, and dozen IL went
With crash ltas stunned the world. And ever since
we, somewhat sobered. trying to build home out Of
our share of the ruin have bad 10 contend with nhu
man hordes of passion. drunk mcran,s, who swtarve
shall live In the ruin with them, not live at a ord
her hordes wbc claim par excsence 10 DO the special
friends of man--partcua-y negroes -Hhsn they have
not fease enough TO take care Of themselves, nor
eocdoees enough to be ashamed cf ag, theft rape or
murder Aud ever sinee-what hayo &c done but TO Try
thu. makes the d.ys fear that they will be ou'v't'ed
at their own game. Aud low almo, every newspaper
in the land has sanding heading "rHr SITGATIos-
yes the situation and it will bs standing heading or
human thought Tor years, and J'ars and yesrs. rss
s;tua ion The earh has drunk up the nartyr-bood
OF our fairest aud brighe't and bravest young men
Cabell wooding and Wilson, Lombard. Laphsm and
Bsyant Pieassnts, Grassy, Psxton and Edoonds. end
tue mourpers 20 about the aTeets. The situation
We are involved In terrible calamity that has de'el
oped TO the depths brmaa NAL entity and human do
pravily. The ii ustiop One that leaves TO men no
choice but II we are at eli, we may yet deserve
ecu l,ry; we will lsteu to terms OF submission;
sign no BIZ o. sale OF despoid country; m'ke no
trust Deeds as benkIup Of wasted inhert,nc; form
no more partnerships IA cold and cafty ircks'ers,
but stand and strike Ill the last foe lies bleeding or The
last of home aud altar l. sain the threshold
The situstoa There 10 work TO be done, that calls
every uan 10 be man, for the ieut wall be viosory
or death or eUame.