davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Attachment.
I'm. .ScnteS rR. Il s On

" NJ. IlI7'TfN Y. 1T, y I''N.
I'VE plaintiff affidavit says the defendant is
indebted to him aud that he so abscond, that
process cannot be served on him, having obtained
M original attachment against the estate Of the de-
fendunt made rrturmhlc before jaime. Henry, a
Justice Of the Peace for B.ount county. and the
dercd by said Justice that tb defendant appear he
fore him az hi. office in Louisville on the 18th dav
of September next. it Will be proceeded with OK
parc. II is further ordered that this notice be pub
lishcl for four consecutive weeks ia the Knoxville
Wing.
spr2-it PRS JAMES HENRY, J.P
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Information Wanted.

ANY per.on knowing anything Of the where.
abouts OF j. W. BURKE, Junior. will confer IA
vor on his father by informing Dr. W. G.. Brown
low, or addressing Inc a, Knoxville Tenn as /
ihall remain here come time
nsfls-e' J. " BukkE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
An EpitOme Or Outline History of the Great Re.
bellion, written in the Ancient Chronicle
Style,

One Of the most readable and hes, selling books
of the times.
Il viii I've found admirably adapted 70 heCuile the
weary hours aud dull monotony Of Camp Life
while it, Chapters will be found equally refreshing
to those engaged in the peaceful pursuits Of home
Esf9" Sold only through our regularly appointed
Agents and Suffers
Exclusive territory given, and liberal terms Of
fcrel.
Price-Bcund in the best English muslin, and
printed on excellent paper made expressly for this
purpose, - so per volume.
Torns--Nct Cash.
C. +. VENT * co. Publishers,
No. % West Fourth Street
marj-tf CtNCNNATI ONO.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
Arrivals ana Departures.
AhRIvAL


Lrvrryoor--stesmsh,p Cuba-rrs Lee Miss " Birney,
MRS IN ye teri aQd Mrs Hine aud child, Mss u
lon Mr. and Ars waNpn. Master sullivan, Mr. Davies, as
Jkqnes, Brncy, Thierman ~ Ctos0c, Y e street
Mr. Norton child aud nlrre; Behmidt Mr. waters Y
Green. Capt sym0us, Mr. and Mrs funne I've chidrea
ana two s.ryanis spurr Lclsh!on; Jas sarAley,
knsan, Mr. Kucaler Boppsr. Molsra ur richo son,
Nj Carrell. Nr anynfsen WIN Hawke, Miss prouI
NJ and Yrs q Chaun. Mr. api Nrs " Ka.ohNu Chss
Hsta Jr. Fred Rogers Henry Thompson John
Capt Norton Porter Mrs sob utter and children.
Empson y Qnsisade, Jas Ds-v, Jas Gregg. bailey J
siDley. Total, a.
LivsRro JL--ssamship City OF cork--Cspi Briggs.
Capt Sweeuey, Mrs Marthall, Hri Gray, Mr. and Mrs
Sampson and family, Mrs Jos Wilson aud child Mr. sna
Polel nnrse and nlant; N Pssa,l, n suuey, huford
Marks B Angel Peytop, W Morton, Bosworh
Edw ards, Dsiysile. A Bsnce. CrSwfcrd, fhip-
and 3i4 IN the steersEo
IrvrprooL--stesuship Biberrisu, at portand-M
rtaursv Capt DE VI iron and VIE, Cspt rhtfi ist
bat 10th Mr. Dsv dson Dupt rlrg @nn iwc chdren,
Capt kansel waite and Wife, Jonh wilson, fdwnrd
Mufphy trahsu, Jss RugreL NY fctnefston, Col
psi.ey aud wiia-Rnd iSl In the st@erags
ansa. Jose antonio kobci H. J Ohe, Uhe Lsuis
ppsrr John \ Haryohr Hise Wilson, Master Thomas
ilsop Don Manuel Hernandez Joachim ionzfss Robsrt
" lnanam n snd ady shairs Cnrta lady. child aud ser.
yanU Robert q tantcp and isdy. u hus-, iadv child
Ard .cr ant I,obsrt Pray and lady. Boni Fkssuer Bon,
Geo slisce and lady, WIN Gooonouah and lsdy.
DEPARTURES.
T,fvpprooL-Bir.mshp Damgscus from pnrtlau i-pd vd
velo~ Henry whitney, X GMontgonery Arah Holland.
WIN Does, Luxe uutchipfoo, Alfred MAXWELL, waller
Cewsh. David Aihs-And AZ In mo sssarSss.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
4 wall Bsrsst Case.
eUYHRI0R OOUBT-TRIAL TENN.
Belore Juass nonsu.

Dso. 2e.-1srs Bliss end sfA~s - PskssA c.
'soAs&-yAh vss IN sstoa - . ssasyasa. - ysssvs1
3AsS2 %, the aosat alleged 70 - ass ~ DhtiM -
the purchase q socks The paissih alsgs thst dwisa
ne nssshs a August, Ssptsnbss, October anA NsvsaI
Der, 1868. they were engaged - broksss buying sDA
selling ssscks oo0miason; that the defsnAnns vao
among thar custonsr and purchased ~ dsrsns tnss
several thousand shares of Illinois Central, Achloaa
ssuinern Gaeas and Chicago, Erie. and other railroad
the value Of which amounted in shs aggregate
On some OF these stocks the defendant realized
handsome profit, but the long run he wa1 unfsrsu
nate, and found himself In debt 70 The brokers ths
amount of N,932 se When the plaintins called upon
him for sss.lsnso. be nsslso.sd = pay NJ aad thG
The defence up that there was really Ssapog
10 favor Of the ds!endant alsp hs psips breke
faith with him In selling certain stocks which thew had
sgrsed 70 bold over 81 period whsn the market was
dull and the quotations much below the Ordinary Prise
also that on occasion, whom the DEFENDANT srderod
them sell thousand shares OF Galsna and CAeaso
they delayed carrying Ous the order and sod q lcD
when II might have realized ~ 900 proat
The about half finished when the oounssl for
the plaintiffs taken spddenly III, and had 70 absndo0
the was 0upon agreed by both sides that
the matter should be referred, and exJudSs Alien was
chosen referee.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
The Steamship Cuba,

This nev vessel which arrived At New York yesterday
morning. built the Clyde for the mall service Of
the Cunard Company. she launched on The goth OF
July, 1884 from the yard OF Mssss Tod Macsrsgor
Glasgow being the fruit Of the nrss given 10 thai
company by the Messrs Cussrd.
IN outward appearance the Cuba similar TO the China
but her Dimensions are somewhat larger.
She 10 ss $50 feet all, her breadth or
beam 10 ~ feet inches, sud in depth she rs IS feet
The Cuba 10 divided into ans water tight oompsrt
nsnts with eight bulkheads between ave OF which are
carried 10 the upper deck Her tosnage, according to
builders measurement, s 2,7o0 and she has accomme
dation for 800 passengers all hrs Glass; or should any
war emergency occur, there would bs for 800
troops on board the Cuba.
The screw which he worked up 20 axty. i've rcyo.
Iuiions minute, 10 driven by two oso,Ilatug engines
with combined horse power OF coo, having cylinders
sishtyswo inches In diameter and piston stroke Of six
feet. There are four boilers, which are heated by
twsnycur furnaces fed ath~art ship. The latest i'm.
provemsnts have been introduced into the machinery
department. including oeDirvsnce blowing Of, waste
under the water 10 obvae the noise attending the
old system.
the cocri coarcterisic Of the Cnsrd steamers
tho main deck, IRON STEM 20 stern, deck house
with interior width OF twenty feet, appropriated
the saoous, the letter sortng room and ether oios
At the stern and Of the ship ID fbe dining Saloon very
fne apartment sixty six feet long, tse0ty fee, wide
seven feet s'1 inches hEn. There also lore saloon
thirty feet long and OF tho height and width the
dining saloon. Smaller saloons for ladies and gentlemen
occupy an intermediate foai,iou. rna whole OF these
apartments are fted un s,s handsome, almost
Iuxnrcus manner and altogether look inviting enough to
rob trip the Atlantic OF baf Its disagssab
tures
The deck above these saloons rorms very agreeable
promenade 10 fine weather.
There sro eight boats, siung upon the Clifford rrn.
ciple
Tho comp,sses Cray's patent, aud the mzzeumast
has bound with clasps OF brass Instead or iron to
Qr "a mn
frcd there being interiercd win by any disturblng
agency.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

hvegSe wA sbs cola asA srate2 su1tsnu q the aess.
fhe Aahes o. salsas Aas proved ssccess, and
b sna wiz wisb1rAwa after thts fhe dsu-
eeps are nrss rate and amateurs or The
- gralosd 80 msoh more = othsr theatres IN
PArn, vAsrs aaAeiag y nsAe mere ~ opeosasty shAs
~ nsevasiss sssssoss hss fsw pssSHSs - saisna
Passris sseo going - Madrid.
Workmen harrying on The new opera house, whfca
M = boped vii 20 nnehed In tive yeasA sixsees h
shs siehtseu whjoh adevn ~ facade ere
already up and the building already begins 70 assume
and exhibit ts Daspthssns pr0porttoua Meantime shs
new hospiIai Hotel Disu, wb,ch the Emperor wN %
anxious fsw months should march side BY side
wth The opsra. has pOs yet been commenced.
On dt that whom the Compieese season is over, the
Empress Eugene 10 10 60 20 Mics 70 pay visit 70 the
Empress Russ.a and ihas then the CsArna 20 come
N Paris. The tradesmen hone the latter pat d the
rumor ~ least true, they complain hat heir pus
never wos 20 duh ~ at present. -
The carnival, with 10 gayeuss and ~ stupidtes, wiM
commence Q week from 10 morrow. Strauss Win nm
orchestra Of huadrod and ATTY musicians presdss
ever the mad scenes OF the masquerade balls at inc
Grand Opera.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
Commercial Intelligenoe.


lTron ths London Times tcity artcio), Dec. 81
The English funds this morning opened At decline Of
eighth and remained with little Variation throughout
the day the transactions being a. so OK dividend
After regular hours there increased atness
port that further. large amount gold will be with.
drawn tomorrow for Egypt Bank stock LETT on At 2SS
246; reduced and new three per cents 8Sx ~ India
stock, All 22o India PER cents, losL u, ex divi.
dend and Excnequer bils, 0a Is DISCOUNT.
The discount demand ct The bank TO day OF
rage chatacer and Ia the open market there
activity the payments Of the 4th Of the month fall due
Foreign securities have besa nat Confederate loan y
" better, n 50 81. Mexican passivss, q 3Sk y,
show decline OF y, and coasoltdca are ~ % IA fur
thor fall Of y.
Tho Egyptian ioan rsmasss as x e premium, and the
Danubian loan has recedcd 90 y 4 premium.
Inc last price from Paris this eveaing 65f. S5c
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon again
NO material variation from the rates by last post.
There were 10 gold operations At tho bark to-day.
Consols for money % l.1s . soI
Illinois Central shares 81 Q 50 dsccu4t.
Erie shares 30 a.
tbs PARIS BounsE.
M Bearss is nat. the rsstss closing a sss. TOO
THE LATEST HAKKErs.
The weekly report ths Liverpool cotton market was
received Sy the Hibsrnian. Portland and has been
Published In the HmAID.]
Cotton p-sales day 10. .ooe bales tho market sosng
arm 1t yesterdays Improvement. Tho saes 70 spsou
lstors end exporters were 1000 baios.
Br0adsuffs quiet.
Provisions quiet, but steady.
Prcdueo dull, but steady.
HAvRE COTTON KAHKsr.
HAvRs, Dec j, 1854.
Ne~ Orleans tres ordaarc, 16of doIoas, 1885,. stoc
in port 10 900 bales.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

AIxxsoN-BAKE1.-On Tussdays December -, ~ No
Rev. Francs Vinton, D. D. HoEFNAN ArKunoM . Lounn
daughter Of John Baker, Esq. OF NV York. No cards.
BRowER-IAwREsCE. .-As Pttston} Maine, on thursday.
Deccmber TO- BY the Rev. G. Bailey, w. WALLACE BnowE,
Gardiner, Nans
EVANS -DusrAM-On Tuesday, Decembsv -, q 81.
Johns church, Clifton, station Island BY the Rev Thomas
K Conrad, EDnuNp N. EVANS TO JEAxNs daughter Of ha
late Captain J. X. Dustsn. No cards.
GARREsoN-LADD.--In Brooklyn, Tuesday, Decsm-
Der at the Hanson place Methodist EpisCopo church.
BY tho Rev. G. w. Woodruff, ABRAn B. 0ARnszsoB -
FANNIE daughter OF VIM. Ladd. Esq
. Boston papers please copy.
sHoRARr-BuLLocK-On Tuesday, December -, n
Christs church, Elizabeth, NJ j. BY Rev stephen Par.
kerr FRED. HoBAKT 10 EMMA daughter Of g. w. Bullock,
Esq, al Of Elizabeth.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
rho Dsrlsh ousstson

The Word Dp schs Aiigsmeins Il tpn, of Dseenber 4
yss-We arc Informed 'rat Hanover hw slgniued her
bnpance with the den aud OF Prussia d, shhdtsg tNs
inoyeb q troops from bl0stein aud LAuen nbury sax.
has not replied 20 tho summons. aud mo Iruesi,a
Nc nmeut iegardinf bs % relgsi,, lneuds 10 con.
otlun win Austria, 20 make accomplish, AGAIN., Iha,
ww ., ,As iedasa LisS ~ ~ psebah.a lha. lhs piss
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
what Ia Thought OF snormnn's March.
q rom the Ionhnn 1rnrs. Dec q I
The Rebel Manifesto.

since abe great luke o Marlborough turned his back
the Uutch, and punooB hTo,caitJ uo stTa.1ng
y1h he fcnsout IN tc of Bi,aheim military hntory hus
recorded no stranger marvel than the mysterious
diton OF General Sherman unknown route against
undiscoveIsbs cp-iny. II IN Six mOBths since the
federal commander brcke from b quarters ,hasa
nooge and marched slanst the Confederate army 10 n
front which barred the road 10 Georgia this army, by
dnt rather Uf manouvrng than hghtng, he drove con
hnsoay tSrs hm Tor three s0oths loEe'ber, unin he
found himself in August be ore the defebces 81 Atlanta.
Hc mpioted this remarkable success by cein
peinR Tho Conieaorala garrison 10 syscneto th2
city, vhiGh ho occupied ~ triumph but here
hts real smbarrsesments bevfp. lie bad esp
iuied Atlantl, TO the innnise delight 81 tho
sderals and the srsa, advantage of Mr Liooons cleo
Nono fng prospects, bat sOVr sppekts1 that tue VIC
tory vas ussesr, aud that 4 wonl5 bo Eecsssrrv either
10 DO something moro undo What mad hoeD done al
seA&s. lao acrLaerp general was aesig oas handred
The New York herald., 1864-12-21

The London Times Peace idea.
The London fnsss, il editorial the position OF
affairs America thinks probable that President Lin
coin may make s0ms attempt to terminate shs BY
nsgotiaon but doubts whether the terms will be &C.
ceptabe. II says:-Each party may reconsider III posi-
toa by she light Of four years experience Each may
reign though Of the same king. Such occasion
has before since the beginning OF the
for ~ least four years 70 come y - likely happen
again
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
Frapx NJ ullor.

norm OF Germany, having ealBds0 AtmUen OF
usny o. the great European Powers
Frapx muller.
LETTER FROM HIS YArHER TO THE CONVICT.
IN consequence OF the publication OF letter addressed
~ the convcs Muller while under sentence Of death
Nswgats. % hs fAther and other Immediate reasives
,s,s germany Sheriff Dakin has published ~ iashsrs
should bs explained that tho letter Of the convict.
Sheriff Dahin day 10 be forwarded - It's dssns
reply having been received .. NsMS.s on he ialh .S Of
Noyemeer the day but one before the execution
execution IL passed into the hands OF the sherils as
she proper custodians OF such document and IL now
published with their sanction and at their request
TRANSLATION nearly literal as s su
UNHAPPY Sor-ws received your letter the 9Th OF
ask Us 70 you ws do you Y1s
suilty may God forgive you ALSO II you are innocent,
may Ced tighten your last hours must conclude, for
YOUR UNHAPPY FATHER
the length OF that Of the son 70 which reply and
IL general TONE produced an impression the minds OF
the sherins and the authorities Of NewRats time
innocence
France.
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF France show .
further increase Of ninssssn millions OF francs In the
oncial .dvicss from Algeria report tranquility al
ne provinces with the exception Of Babor. Marshal
annual meeting OF sns MarshAls Of france.
The health OF Y. Aocquard, tho Emperor's Private
secretary, continued 70 cause great anxiety.
Austria.
Tho Austrian Rigsraad debating ths address 70 the
throne.
A. regards the foreign policy OF tho government, Count
nensdorn Pouly, the Foreign Minister, said that
the principal policy OF Austria 70 avoid great aud
dppdrentiy inevitable 1t is task direct
Efforts toward the solution OF the German question In
thorough earnestncss, and In manner which should bs
both compatible with her rights, and also, II possible
with The preservation OF her connection Russia
necessary to the interests OF Germany peace The
programme Of the Cabipes tranquily and concilia
tipn. but frmness. No could demaHd that Austria
should adopt the initiative In bringing about better
ppdsrstandng with italy, By who the ecistence 0
Austria yeas regarded as an aggression.
Austria WAS willing 70 preserve peace, but at the sas
timo was determined TO resist her enemies; and she
reckoned on the entire support both Of the House and Of
the population.
Tho Minister Of War stated that Austria would willingly
d1arm, but the step must be initiated by other Powers
IN response to some inquiries as 70 the poXcy OF Austra
10 the question Of the duchess Count Mensdor said that
the present position Of the negotiations did admit Of
more precise Information being given. Austria had not
taken part In the Danish from love Of military
glory.
The Governor Of veneta In Official circular, says the
attempt in Fruili was Of foreign instigation.
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
Federal Unlistnenss IN csrmnny.
paxas Conalitnaionu>i DAa

The United stAses government has been NJ length
aroused by the complaints TO which the enstmeut Of
fsregn smgrents has eiven rise. An ofcal osmnunca
tion 10 the Ministry Of Commerce at Stockholm
that person viii be hencsforth admitted TO
the ranks OF tho federal army uness ~ shall sponsans
osly declare his desire ENGAGE and at The san1e time
apply 10 be admitted citizen Of the Unitsd States.
special ospsctor will be appointed, with the mission Of
taking cognizance Of all affairs concernisg engrants and
the department. OF ths functionary will DO established s
New York, under tho title Of Foreigu Ofnce There are,
however, Fears that tho emigration companies will
coed In evading the precautions adopted BY the United
States govern nmonl
The New York herald., 1864-12-21
n calculated V prevent any

further csantct.
Vienna Telegram of the lst says:-rhs nsdiatios of
Austria having been accepted there longer any
danger OF collision between the Prassian forces In Ho
seeis and lAssRbaSg ard The federal troops ta those
duchteo.
ne London kaos thinks that the German quarrel 10
approaching actual collision, and says-f be-
hsvs OF the Russian journals, n Bismank 10 dssr.
nissd 20 reoede, though he ahronts the whee Of
Germany. including Austria. He dreams, IL 10 said, Of
noshing else than annsxsg 70 Prussia the whole Of the
north Of Germany having satisfied Aimssf Of the
Hshty Of the great European Powers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-06

The men who have had TO endure
them, elected them as unimportant in-
diyiduals, whose election would give
time for reflection and consideration !;
il will soon be sixteen ycars that
France has reflected and pondered
over her lost liberty. Fearing tho ln-
known and shrinking from tho per-
turbations incidental TO change, they
have had despotism and ruin, which
are leading them inevitably 10 tho
most terrible Of all the revolutions that
history has hitherto recorded. Amer
leans of the old school will not believe
us; they say onr liberties arc 80 firmly
implanted in the blood of our old An
Clio Saxon race that none dare disturb
them. But We think differently, and
say with the poet:
"Be block @fane ne me DIT rein qm
rallc."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-06
The Issue VOL Stated.

Hon. S. S.yCox, of Ohio, in lato
speech in the House of Representa-
tivcs, stated the true issues ponding
before the country and to be decided
by tho next Presidential election, in
tho following language:
"In the forthcoming election for
Chief Magistrate you will find tho do
mocracy making no issue about slave
~. II it is dying or dead, as you al
lego, you will find them striving their
utmost to preserve what they can of
local and personal liberty out Of the
chaos Of this conflict. We have been
the champions of local and State lib
crty, not because slavery was guaran-
teed by it. No, sir. We have not
championed slavery. We never
placed it in our northern constitutions.
i would fain have seen slavery die, if
die it must, by the enforced action OF
the States, as it has died in the now
free States, and not by the rough usa-
ees of war, which destroys the slave
with slavery, not by the usurpations
upon the rights of the States and tho
people, which destroy both freedom
and slavery, but by tho sovereign in
telligence of the people of the States,
who alone are responsible for the OK
istonce of thoir own domestic institu-
tons.
"Iam not insonsible to the signs OF
the times. Judging by what we daily
see here in this House, the border
States, through the Establishments OF
mower, the fear of ruin, the tyranny
Of the bayonet, and tho corruption OF
grccnbacks are, / think, gradually be-
mo persuaded TO yield before tho gen.
ms of universal emancipationl The
music of tho old Union is hushed in
tIe bueles Of war. The northern do
mocracy, in struggling to preserve the
institutions Of those States, and IN do
inc which they have been and are yet
i; ;as sympathy with their only proper
CONSERVATIVES, have done SO from no
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-06

PRESIDENTIAL INTERFERENcE.-The
people have confidence in the military
ability of Gen. Grant, and are hopeful
of the results of the campaign to be
opened under his supervision, but al
ready the indications of tho same ex-
ecutive Interference which has ruined
all his predecessors is apparent, The
President, as commander-in-chief, has
issued an order in regard to the divi-
sion Of the Army of the Potomac, he
has removed Plcasanton from the
command of the cavalry and put an
infantry officer in his stead, and if, in
the finale, he does not so disjoint the
plans of the Lieutenant General as to
render his skill and energy of little
avail, he will do less than he has ever
before done, and far less than is ex-
pocted by those who know him best.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-04-06
DR.. HILLS TONIC WASH

10 ono of the best injections ever mad and 10 ac-
knowlcdgcd by the faculty TO perfect lore cures
than any other preparation Of Tho \ nd. IL is
entirely vegetable. 1t contains suphate Of
zinc, sugar of lead, caustic, mercury any other
dangerous or poisonous compound. Perfectly safe,
either for malo female, and never fails 10 effect
q cure whom perscvcrcd in. Full directions ON
each bottle. Ask for DIR. Hills Tonic wsh, and
take no other.
afr~ CAUTI0N.-There are 50 many prepsrs-
tons in market and so many labeled puchu, snf
warranted 10 all the diseases that flesh Is hei
to, that would caution tho afflicted TO call for Dr.
Hills Compound Extract Of Buchu and Tofic
Wash, ana not be put OF with any other, oven II
II can TO bought for half the price OF Hills Wash.
PRICE 81. SIX BOTTLES FOR IS.
CYRUS WATSON HILL, NJ d., RS,
ChcaIsido London.
Sold by WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Druggist,
III Jefferson ave-, cor. Griswold Ct,
Detroit, Michigan.
Tho above preparations arc . INT, securely seal
cd, TO all parts OF the country, On receipt " tho
price. Circulars mailed free on application.
n335 sm Bd.