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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

1EpBrIHpHrT TnLEsRArH CoHPLNY.-Tho
operators Of the Independent Telegr .ph Company
Who we're .rrs.ted 70 tsrtsy By order Of the sec
nAnsGer, chief operator, and the OPERATOR who
sent The bogus dispatch 10 the New York World,
we're detAtned In yrisen. The sfnses 81 the son-
pany are still In shArSs Of the provost guard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19
GALE OF COND sMNED STOCK.

GALE OF COND sMNED STOCK.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,l
OFFICE or HIEF Qua nan an NsTER,
WAsHIH0TOH, d. 4, May II, 1884,
WILL BE sold AT PUBLIC AUCrIO =, to the
highest bid Ter, at GieshOro Depot, 90 THURS-
DAY. the 2Sth instant, beginning at 10 o'clock q.
m, from one hundred and atty (lto) to two hun
dreh Oo) HORSES
These hOrses have been condemned as unnt for
the cavalry service Of the Army. For road and
farm purPo;e' many good bargains may be had.
Terms, cash, in T. s currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
mylT-st 1t. Col. 4 Z. Y NJ. Ay. BIeau.
CALICO CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
y CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS, 10.
CHILT 0UAKTERMAsTER's CFFIcE,)
DLPor OF WAsHINoToE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., May ", 1856.
WIN be sold at public auction, at Government
Warehouse No. 6, Seventeenth street, between
and streets, Warrington CITY, u. C., at 10 O'Clock
m, THURSDAY, May %, 1854, under the super
vision Of capt u. O. Thomas, N. s. X U 5. 4 n
large lot OF stores condemned as unit for public
service, viz:
Infantry AAd CAv,lry Coats, and Trows.rr,
Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, pc, Trums
pats, BuEles, Flags, DrumE, Tents, Tent Polr',
sacks, HAVersAekb, Bed Sacks, &c 10, &c.
Also, about sixtV 1907 tons OF Tent Cuttings.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will be requi ed to remove the
stores within 1Vs 10y days from date OF sale.
D. II. RUCKER,
BnsAdIer Geners al and Chief Qusrtsrmaster,
myla-lIt Depot Of Washington, d, {.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

hehHxHIsa HEw AEB bsAuMyuL In geld
plated Esots, beth ladies aRd reaNsneas wear, Al
tn rennsylVAsih ryenue, scar TsuF~ana-a-half
stresA at the Dsllaf ssvslry store.
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apis-dsss

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
y AND MULES.
cHIET QuARTERMAsTER's oFTIsH,)
DrrOT or WAsHIEoroH, }
WAsHIEoToR, q. C., April n, Iost.
Will be sold ut public auction At the Corral,
near the Observatory, In the city OF wAshi' gton,
.; on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1854, and
WEDNESDAY, May IS, 1884, = lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned ~ unit for public service.
Terms: Cash 10 Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock =. m.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brig Gen. Ahd Chiei Quzr'srmzster,
Ap21-16t Drpot OF Washington,
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.


QuAAIERSIAsTER OFFICE, L. y NJ. e.,
WAgHINoroN, May ls, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received At this oficc,
until WEDNESDAY, the 99d day Of June, 1864, At
o'clock, y. M for sop lying wood and COAL TO the
uAited Ateb Marines at Washington city, D. C.,
from the lat OF July, 1854 to the s0th OF June 1865
The wood to b. good me- charitable oak. and to
be delivered, Diled meas red and inspected At such
points within the walls OF the NJ ,rine BNricks as
may be desIgnA,ed by the Commanding Marine
Onnoer, free OF expense TO the Uni ed states.
The Coal to be hest White Ash, Anthracite Egg
Coal, free from dust, and to weigh 224O pounds 10
the ton, to be weighed, Inspected nnd delivered At
such points within the walls Of the Marine Bar
.ekI ~ may be DESIGNATED by the Commanding
Marine Oneer free Of Expense to the United stAtesi
and both wood and coAlto be furnished at such
times and in such quantities AS the said Command
ing Marine Onieer m,y require.
Payments will he m AIDE upon the quarterly requi-
sitions OF the command ny Olio-r, stating the
quantities required for the use OF his command
agree bly, to Tegul AtioLG
A guarantee 10 be signed by two responsible per.
sons, VIII sc responsibility must be cert fed by the
Unitsd States District Judge, United states Dis
tTet Attorney, or tied StAte' Collector, must
accompany each PropOsAl, otheTwiEe II will not DO
eonIdsred.
To be endorsed proposals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed to the underIisned.
myIe-tAWIW Major and QuArteraiatter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

eoLsl sdLDI-Ths oHly place In this cit,
yhere theJ aaks saa re-psia, geld pess il Al 81
Seventh street ~ stairs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

NEW YoRK sTrLls.--Gsntlsmsn's ClstAino -
Nov sHi F6sAsonshs "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
thIsT ever onerCd In this city.
WALL, SrEFHHHI b Co.,
Ss1-d IN Pa. Az, bet. Ninth and Tonth sts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19


RETURN or THE GRAND OPERA COMPANY,
recently 90 very sucorssful here and more recently
fron the most brilliantly successful seasons in
Philadslphia and Boston ever known In those
cities.
Ia addition to The originally strong company,
MT. Grover IL pleased to announce that he has en-
THs GREAT BAsso PRoFuNDn,
HERaANss' urpn.nss, HERmANNs'
Prem the Royal Italian Opera, London, and lsteIy
the great sensation OF the operate Circles OF New
LIS we'll kAoun fact that this gentleman,
connection with MarstIek's Opera Company At
the Academy Of Music, New York, wls the chief
cause OF tho recent unparalleled season there, and
occasion Of the sudden and unexp ected termlnL.
tion ofthe season. Herr HermAnns has been
ENGAGED AT GREAT EXPENss,
and the Chorus and Orchestra have been material.
nav AND STfERB coSrUaEs AND PROPER.
Aavs been added In oder that
ALL fHE GhAND OPERAS
ENriRs AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL.
The Company still embraces the established fa-
VoritEs.
MAD. BERTHA JoHANNsEN, Pri~a Donna.
MILE MARIE FREDERICI, Prims Donna,
a'LLE PAULINE cANIssA, Ptm. sOubretto,
M'LLE La ROCHE, Coutralto, from Hamburg.
HERB FRANZ hIMMER, Tenor ROOustO, from
HERR THEODORE HABELMANN, Tenor pl..
Erssis, from Brunswiek.
HEAR ZiNsHRIM, Seeoudo Tenor.
HEaR HENRY siFINEcKE, Pine Baritone,
from Prague.
HfRR ERoNVIELD, seeondo Baritone.
HERR HERMANNS, Bl,so Protundo, from the
Royal italian Opera, ondon.
bear anton GRAEF, BAsso Profundo.
HERR "AkL LEHMAN, BAsso B"ffN,
d sides POWERFUL CHORUS and GRAND OR.
CHES IRA under the direction Of CAHL An
Schultz.
IN THE EXTENSIVE n PFRrOIRE
OF his great Company are included the popular
Operas OF "MhRTHA," "DON JUAN" "FAUSr,"
"DoN GIOVANNI "DER FREISCHUTZ,"
"TANNHAus. r. ola DAME BL M He"
LA ABB ERE DE SEVILLE" "kIOEL4o"
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR" STRADkL-
La" and several others never witnessed In Wash
inEton.
Ins season will necessarily be
VERY BRIEF,
and the performances confined exclusively 10 the
CHOICEST GRAHD OPERAS OF the REPER.
TORE.
The season will commence On
MONDAY EVENING, MAY93,
with F1otow'G charming oPerAo Of
MAMMA;
OR, THE FAIR AT RICHMOND.
SEASON TICKETS, for SIX Iltrran,e nights,
with seats reserved may be proc red at p.etIerots
THURSDAY, MAY 10Th,
At the following prices:
Orchestra 80 20
Dress Circle Seats: 90
SINGLE ADMISSIONS.
OfeheltA ChAlra oO
Dress Circle and PArquet. ..............."... 90
Family Circle cents
Myl1-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

TN only place whore you can purchase b.Iiis
fshby goods OF all kinds ~ Msnyt dcttTss prioes u
81 II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, so
PenngyivAnlA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
strectE. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAut.
ally repaired ~ short noHSn. mar M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

II IMBALL \ SINCLAIR. PRACTI.
IN LAL MACHINSTS and repAirerG Of Printing
Presses, Steam Engi &c, Boilers, Sewing Machines
street, between PennsylVAniA avenue aud street.
Personal attention devoted to the business, And
all work guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. ApIp-lm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

200 REMOVAL 800
TO sEw BuILT Nc,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD TELLowS' HALL
JAMES s. ToPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Tnslr Wen Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT hANUFAcToRY,
NEW BUILD DINO,
81 500 g
SEVENTH STREET,
DIREcTLY OPPOSITE TIE OLD STAND,
most complete assortment Of every Style and price
SADDLES AND BRIDLKs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIN GALES,
FINEsWoRD BELTS, with TophAm'S Patent Slide.
Sole ~AH IHSSHoiS's PATENT SPURS
| Manufacturers Of
| LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB and NosE STRAP
FOR SALES
EWBANK's PATENT SPUR,
Steel. BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
| BUFFnLO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
b 3.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS bITS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARNE Ss.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
PINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND RX.
| PREsS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS
WHIP.
0oASH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE,
TRUH ks.
GoLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsES
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
| MOOD COX TRUNKS AND VALISEs,
| LANES DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES
AMY VALIsES AND PACKING rRuNks,
| Lea EhSF and Canvass PelliGieuT Bags Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
STSTJ article in their line Of business,
REM NIB ERR
H 500 q
sEvEHTH sTR EFT.
DEY NoLDs' HOUSE,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

sps l-oound alsng With his. His orators 10 fault.
less, ana shews hat he has been dose student
he snhjest % vhish he spsaks.
RE aufiense yae yery large and select, and sm-
orSsd In " the President sttks uaitsd States and
numerous members 81 cenErsss
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR sALE.--THE STOCK AND FIX
lures Of the Wood and CsAl Yard located Al
No. asa Twelfth street, between and ; streets,
Nth lease Of one or three years, At the optioo
Of the proprietor. Said yard being centrally ls-
Gated 10 the midst Of = susiuosI community, makes
the location one the most Desirable in the city
The present proprietor having urgent business to
attend to elsewhere, will dispose Of the above At
low price, or would rent tie yard and fixtures II
desired. myl1-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19
GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ unRqEa

A UCTION SALE or CONDEMNED
IN HORSES.
WkS DrFARrAEHI, CAVALRY BUREAu,l
OrTIcE OF Gu Er QuAHTLRmAsrER, J
WA>HSoToE, D. C., Apr 10, 1884.
Wil DO sold at public suction, TO the highest
bidder, Atthe times and places named below, Visi
Newport, PenAA., Thursday, May Bth,
Gettysburg, PennL, Monday, MAY Sth,
Altoona, PennA ThursdRy, Nay 18th,
Miniin, Peuna., Thursday, May IStn,
Readi7E fennA., ThursdAy, NAV 7ssh,
Lebanon, Pennh., Thursday, June I'd,
Nor humherAnd, PennA., hursdAy, June 0k
saranton, Pennr., ThurIdsJ, Juns 10th,
Williamspnrt, PenuA, Thursday, June 1Sd.
One HUI dred UoOl horses ~ Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred anu FlfIy C2SO) at each Of the thSr
places.
These horses have been eou ismned 40 uuat for
the cavalry sc vice Of the United states Army.
For road and fArn purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold SingIy.
sales begin at 10 .. NJ and continue daily TIL all
are sold.
TERMS: CASH, In United states Treasury aotes
emily. JAMES A. EKIS,
apis-tj.so
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

INTTREsTUS LEoTUEl.-We had the pleas
ure, last sNsniAE, q liateninE TO the iAierSSlAI
House OF Representatives, o. the suhIFn Of the
battle Of GettJa6uIE, Of vAlsh the lecturer NAI A.
sys-WitAssa, Mr.. Warner commenced his ISelurO
b. showing the state Of IoelihI AAd the OoAIiIio
Of PsAaSylVGAiN WhSA II was AFst ihtnAtOd that
LaS's army had crossed The PotomAs Ahd was
ms rchinE for the interior Of the stats, He thea
dslineAted, IN easy, asWiDS language, the fssiaEs
oil the people and The patriotic Suah " arms.
He then went on In graphic manner 70 dSssBIbs
all who heard him were enabled 70 draw faith
fol idea Of this great bAuls. lAdeSd We SAnAOt
now recall TO nind lecturer that has InSh IA
slllty for word PAiAtinEi he eaters ilto hiA sub
lest with sAfnOAtnSAn, carries h1 AAdioAoo AlMeSt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

UNION LELaUH.-Last evening . respectable
audience assembled At the Union League rooms 70
ssss hs sGSH .SS.ns and upon J ".
fou, that he was . native Of swedsaJ that hs
married at st Louis to . relative ~ Non. .. r.
Iince 1854, and was provisional fudge undsr Gov.
Bhepley At New Orleans.
The speaker had intended 70 dwell A. length
upon the condition Of Texas, bat deferred u sWinI
He made few dsIultory remarks sAth troubles
q the loys,t e in he sSu ,, SS.p.l.S 70 shS
had been compelled TO nee from thsir hsnes In the
beginning Of this soutsst, and have never beea
dren Tor three years He was sonpslled three
years ago TO abandon the home Of bis adoption,
and tie last words o. his wlfo wsrei Il" De true to
6y the parting words and ohserinE looks Of sleh
wifes and Aueh mothers, the loyal men Of Texas
were willing to sacrifice everything for the intss-
IL the commencement we lansntsd the abssnss
Of great sta esmen like Webster. Cay, and Cassj
developed sot only he ioitisst patriotism, bui
the hi hest pinnasles Of fame and ElorI, bsskin4
Hn ON hose are Linsols, seward, cSsss, sfasi.
The r. eat cause OF this rebellion was the want
ofHpropsr love for the soustry under whsIe pre-
lIE ia the South, who would not think OF recon
Gtiuctiou uulesS the North Euesumbsd AID ac-
Ws2s Wiling 10 pI.Ss pisTsry on arm Sss. But
Il Nor were willing to place II on arm bAsiS--
on tho nrm basis Of destrus'io-.
will never revisit uI. Tho south mast then be re-
generated bJ the yoonAnry Of the North settling
within her borders. which dams, the sostheIne Or
will respect tbs country Of his oirth-vill isVshis
eo.siu,oP N: Hs;ssr !, ..is,a. AT; T;1 q. Va:
b. ighteIt stars Of The AAerieHn HspubliS-ihG
ElSPirc state and garden pot Or ne 'SsiSI.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

NAvI YARD MArTRs-InersSA Of Wa1a.-
In compliance with the reoonmendAtlon Vi abe
TO XAmine into the rates OF pay paid outside the
yard to mechanics and lAboTern the wages In near
creased. The Workmen are AoW paid a. follows,
lin most departments there being three slEGIoS y
Ship carpenters, q and 19.7Si joiners, g. 13.1S,
sTs, 81 70, 81, and IL 70; yard lAbortts, % and
49, plumbers, brass founders, ke -, ISIS, aud
50 6Oi bloekmsk 70 and turn,II. - and e9.toi "a,
makers, %, S9.iS, and 81 bOj boilsr.nAkstS help
ere, SL2o, %, Ahd ais, Iron founders, - AAd
% 76i IRON i,undrTs htlperh, $3.50 and O99ei cop:
pet-rnllers, -, S1.6o, Ahd tLS9i mAlOnS, ~ ARd
81 6oi mASonS' IAbOTeTS, 81 and ellis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


EORD's NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH sTREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
OF the engagement OF
Who will sppesr
THIS tTHURsDAY EVENING, MAT 10, 1881,
In the celebrated dramatif.t'on q
MRS = D. =. n. souTHwoRTHs
THE n DDEN HAND.
Capitola MARY MITCHELL
Supported by the ENTIRE COMPANY.
TOMORROW,
BENEFIT OF MISS MARY MITCHELL,
which S GS' piSGs sGi S e ePRt
n. Grand spectacle Of the NAIAD QUEEN
will shortly be produced, In style Of Unequalled
splendet' myi0
Growers THEATRE.
~ fsnnsylyasis avenue, near willard. Hotel.
Aiss, II srsysr's New Chestnut s;i:st ms.,S.
fhilsdslphia.
LAST N" SIs RGi SUT rwo
o. ne IriSmph.ntly Successful Engagement Of
the Great Ch St:s hetEss1, o,osr
THIS CTHuRsDAn EVENING, MAYiS,
VIII be presented for the Last Time, Tom TaylorI
Great Nora e5sRa SF9GHSs& @ss ss the
ROBERT BRiERLY. :. - MISS MARY PROVOST
FRIDAY EVENING, Farewell BeneRt OF
MISS PROVOST,
Who will appear 10 another
GREAT CHARACTER PART
10 active preparation and will be imme diately
produced, the Great Original P. riotic DRAINS,
founded upon the beautiful episode in the Indian
var, HIGHLAND JESSIE,
OR, THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
seats may be secured during the Day At the Box
0@os. Tickets for sale at ali the Hotels.
c. ID. HESS,
nylb Business Manager and Treasurer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTLTH.-ThS follow
sales Of real estate, in this city, were made day
btflIe yesterday, ~ J. Q, Mcclure Co.; Two
story brick house aod lot sornsr oi sssoId street
~ aud south d street, TO gehn ehAp AhAn, fer
Second street east, between and O streets south,
10 VIM. II. Campbell, Tor S7,ooo. The whole Of
sire cts, And Filth aud sixth streets east, 70 various
puY 7hAners, At prices yinG from to 1sk Gems
pei square foot Lot on corner OF New hampshire
avenue and north L street, to 7. Lally, rsr 81
cents per 'quAre foot. Seventeen loIn In square
~, treating on New HAmp,hiro avenue and north
ctr ct, to various pun shAsers, ~ prices IAngihg
from to itk cents per foot. AtprlyAte sale, AlUt
co. tanning about OoO feet OF Eround unimprOved,
on south street, Capitol hill, opposite thS bar
racks, at S2,9Oo.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

HENRY sCHAFER
BeEs leave to announce to the citizens and Stran-
gers in WAIhiaEton that he has reoPened his
BATH ROOMS,
Mes al and 420 4 street, between Seventh and
EtEhth streets, opposite the General Post once
These rooms have been newly lifted up and ar.
ranged for the 'mfort OF his pAtrOhI. He has also
arranged, on the upper floor,
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES.
Aad WSuld respectfully solicit their patronage.
Hot and cold baths always ready. Polite ttend-
ants 10 serve all who call on him, mYl1lm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

EREEDOM NATIONALl
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
ISSUED JANUARY l, 1885,
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U 8. TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
SPRlNGFIELD, (ILL.,) SEPT. ., 1850.
OmoiAlly Revised and Corrected,
From the PreAI OF the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
For sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
unIs-H n PsnnGvlvAniA sVsnna
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-19

MILE MARIETTA RAVRL,
NJ LIE MARIETTA RAVEL,
The beautiful spanish Danseuse ADD Tight Rope
Performer, viii make her trst appearAndin Wash.
ington In three years.
AlIo the celebrated Dancer,
mons. BAPrIsTIS
Mons. BAPiISTIE,
with an entire New Ballet Troupe. In . lew DAYS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
LOYAL and DlsIOyaI Refugees.

There are many Of the best Union men in Ten
ncssee forced to leave their homes because Of their
principles and take refuge in Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga, Nashville and Memphis. Were they to re-
main at home and assert their devotion to the Union,
a. they have done and evidently would do they
would either be conscrpcd and forced to fight for a
cause they hate, or murdered in cold blood. These
We call LOYAL UNION MEN-for them entertain
great respcct-and by them We propose 10 stand and
die, Mood hs
There Is another class of mcn--;lnd W" ut sorry
10 say they are very numerous-whO take shelter IN
Knoxville, LOudon, Chattanooga, Nashville Muir
rrcesboro, Carksvillc and Memphis, to avoid being
made TO fight for the rebel cause, when they are in
sympathy with that cause and do all they can by
words and deeds to aid that cause, taking care 10
keep out Of the army. These men-or at least many
Of them-falsely claim to be Union men. They are
eernally finding fault Of the administration Of Lin
coin at Washington, and Of johnson at Nashville.
Nothing done by the Federal army plelses these
men. The negro policy Of the government is all
wrong; its seizure Of forage and horses is wrong
and in short, all the government and army does is
wrong-nay, outrageous!
These men can now be heard spouting on the cor
ners, and in bar-room and in all other circles in
favor Of the nominees Of the late Chicago Conven-
ton and they know that if that ticket elected,
the acknowledgment of the Independence Of the
Confederacy would follow, and the closing out of the
war upon terms disgraceful to the Government OF
the United States These We call disLoyGL men,
traitors unworthy Of confidence, ma, downright
rebels who ought to be sent South and made remain
there while their property if they have any, should
be confscated They should not be allowed to trade
OF do business Of any sort. For all such men the
most profound contempt should be entertained, and
towards them it should be acted out by all true
hearted loyal men
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
The Knoxville Register.

This sterling old whig paper started in Knoxville
more than forty years ago, went over to the DcH0-
cracy in the beginning of this strife and that ~atr-
GILy threw it into the arms of the rebellion. The
Federal occupation of Knoxville drove it and its
drunken proprietor, Spcrry "a man who was once
whipped for stealing a gold watch, into Marietta
from there Sherman drove the concern into Atlanta
and thence into Macon. The Macon Conyederacy
another trareling concern thus speaks of the Reg
lister as waking up in Augusta:
This sterling Journal having located in Augusta, Ca
will resume publication in a few days Exchanges are
requested to make note Of il and forward papers ac-
cordingly.
We will gladly welcome TO sEnctum our old friend
and neighbour and wish abundant and free
dom from "fowl invaders" and hope that not many
months shall have elapsed arc both again under
our vine and fg tree.
Not only months, but years will have elapsed be-
fore the Coattderacy gets back to Atlanta, or the
Register to Knoxville. If Sperry were here, his
own vine and fg-trec, ,sder which his tofe caught
hior and the negro 'Osnch, have been slain by the
fowl invaders" introduced into the country by
Burnside.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-14
Visiting Federal Prisons.

All visiting of rebel prisoners in our jas by their
rebel friends and relatives ought to be stopped and
stopped at once Not one in ten of them will act
honoraby after leaving the prison. An instance or
two OF their testimony will illustrate. lady rebel
recently made application here to get to see her son.
captured from Wheelcrs raid. She denied having
seen him. when the fact was he had been at home
just before his capture. Another srOore upon
her first examination, that she had not furnished
rebel going into Longstreets army with one dollar
Of greenbacks, and after the fact was proven upon
her, she took another swear at it, and admitted the
facts. She ought to be sent out.
But it is urged the score of humanity that they
be allowed various liberties They gave liberties to
Union prisoners. We saw them one Sunday morn
ing march forty of them out Of the Jail We in
with their arms tied behind them. When they got
them to Mobile they made them work on the negro
barracks and made them clean out the negro pripy.
For proof We refer to DR.. Doak and VIM. Homer.
Look at Union men in Libby Prison, on Belle
Island, and everywhere else: They pretty set
Of rascals and traitors to talk about humane treat
ment.