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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-16
The Result Of the Election.

There is now no longer any doubt that
Abraham Lincoln aud Andrew Johnson
have been elected Presidenl and Vice Pres
ident OF the United States. II has been de-
cided that the nation is TO enjoy four years
more OF Mr. Lincoln's rule, and an ampli-
6caiion of all the ssbene6is and blessings"
which an Abolition Administration has
shown itself so we'll qualified and disposed
to shower upon a happy and grateful peo-
pie.
The leading Abolition organs Of The coun-
try claim that the result of the election
was an endorsement of the entire policy
and measures OF the Administration. 1kis
claim Is just. Emancipation, ConiscaIion,
Subjnsaiion, determination have been en-.
dorssd; and we do not feel at liberty TO ex
cluds a social and political equality TO the
negro from the ample range o: the endorse
menf.
Democrats and co1servatives-not ap-
proving either the principles or policy of
Mr. Lihcoin-of course, as American citi
zsns, depIore the ills which they see loom
ing darkly in the future, as the result Of
Tuesdays work They, as citizens, must
share in the caIamiiies in store for oar com
mon conntry-caIamities..w which their jnJg-
msnt teaches them TO be inevitable if the
present Abolition policy be persisted in
Boi, while they as a portion Of the Ameri-
can people, expect, and are prepared 20
endure their share Of the general diversity
which they believe must follow the rejection
Of their principles at the polls, they, as
individual citizens, will have The proud
consolation Of feeling that they have not
consribpied 10 produce the evils that are 10
come nPon as while, as a party, they have
escapeda fearful responsibility, which, for
the sake of the country they were willing
10 assume.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-16
Nerk-plIling in Jackson.

Columbus county IS:
LEONARD r. COLE, OF Jackson township,
in said County, being duly sworn accord
ing TO law saith =
That be is a son of Ezekiel ]. Cole of
said township of Jackson, and is sixteen
years of age. Tba; on Saturday afternoon,
November 9Th, three soldiers came TO his
fathers house and searched it. They then
went TO The barn and deponent started TO
the orchard near it TO drive out The sheep
to another field. One of the soldiers stop
ped him and took him 10 The stable in the
barn. Two of them were there. They
said they would make me tell where my
father was. | told them | did DOT know
that he had gone on Monday week TO The
mountain, up West Creek gap, 10 HINT, and
told him the way there. During the exam
inaiion they put a rope round my neck and
threw it over a mow-poIe ard drew on it.
One Of them held the rope and the other
had a book 10 set down what said. The
one with the book directed The other to pull
harder. He said my father had been there
iWO nOuIS peIO1S-tndl tnSI6 was no use OF
my denying il. | denied he had been there.
The rope was pulled until my heels wete
drawn off the floor and | was blinded and
unable TO speak. My mother aud Elizabeth
Robbins approaching, they tool off the
rope and | staggered out of the stable =
One of them had a o with him and they
obtained another piece 10 the stable and
tied the two together TO draw me up. |
had answered The questions they had asked
me and had not given them any uncivil lam
guage.
! do not know the names of the soldiers
in the stable but would know them upon
seeing them. The third one, was Ephraim
Kline of Benlon township He was at The
Corn-crib between Ihe house and barn.
LEONARD r. COLE.
Sworn and Subscribed before me, Nov. 7,
1864. JESSE COLEMAN,
P~rothOnotary
The foregoing affidavit, which has been
BANDED us for publication. speaks for itself!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-16

On Saturday last our unusually quiet own
was visited Tor The first time, which caused
no little amszement, by a troop OF horse
men numbering abont thirty, under com
mand OF Capt. Lambert, and accompanied
by Capt. Silsers. a Deputy Provost Marshal,
from Bloomsbury. Columbia county. Their
mission was to arrest all drafted persons
who had not reported, and convey them 10
headquarters, where their respective cases
are TO find adjustment. They rode good
horses. were well armed, and orderly in
their behavior, while in this place We
understand hat a rendezvous is 10 be ap
polluted al Dushore, where 200 men are 10
De stationed, and all conscripts who have
not reported themselves are TO be ~ferreIed
out and meet with their just dues-Suair0n
County Democrat
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

The biography q he Ersas bOrss GhieE uas
b familisr witk al ear readers. He MAS b
Lszinetsa, kentsrky. in isss, ssd vs. = ".
vhsn be met his fate TIE \. Y. TIa.es ssys
He eatarea the Fsbsl ssrvice IN SepseabeE.
and szsumed command af party af g2srrlll
Missouri and soon achiexea Rcicristy a a efsI
paFtisan hadsF. 0ae II his carries exploits
The burning e TIE Railroad eFiags s Baeos
Ia Kentucky, ahaer the very Boss q ne
earcss. He aterNzrd. IN TIE xinEss a lsss-'
Grated with EreAi activity against esH. kaseSl
communication and eua-possS Ia the si-nsn'
1855, Morgan undertook an extensive nd ihe'
OAie and Indiana h whieA his land US ihe's'
ly whipped and erekea an and he himself :
prisCaeF. he wxs huieea ii the 0aio Psaiseasi
whence he managed - escApe IN SOyeraeeg q
same year With kix IL Us osEesrs. b. means
tunnel under TIE prison wan Heeeasliyed l.
his way eArk 70 ne coafederacy, and N sae
par u iasl summer hee&ea q 6rmidAble eAsaI
keataeky saterlag The Slafe throazh Rclst
sos wei beaten and kroksh np ~ Gen. Bars,i
MoEgan was akliffhi and dexine atsicor, 81
death vii Be ksenly FED By the rskah
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
ne Democratic CepperAeaa V4aus

u Grant Via hsltle, Il 5 ia PArs e
ever Ne tanaamantAl lsw Of tAs tssss1l So
Sherman e1aqners Atlanta - Is - ~
sAs Cenatitaiicn : therszesF dssa. = - -.
win yieAeFys is glory = =. !. - y. - -.
thai 4 perti.,n af e kaii , : ia4zf'A A.a 49,
conssi - sn...- lf;SIa..sss.s lss'es.
"a ..,s.a,.,. - enlisted N he Feasra. :
~. ~. - wss pFeclaiiniag .the sS's'
- -. :. - lAs prseFvatien e tAe Cnios ~
.,.s.5 :. =. s,cAargea. Is wae N esssuti1 ~
- 49, esatraet With tAs GsFeFasleas -
$3.50 SgAi ter = rafeFntine ef the tAIoii'
80 Is longer the pasfale q It's ws, and
c',rsfnnaens having conisssatly faiAod n rs p.
~. esntraES eeuF( &C equity woah eceide thas'
stAsr party b released NasAsiits Pres.
The Rspahlicaa parry have earFiea On 'as
fer two years. fheg have seat TIER ~
90 ell dos doNa soakA, aud what hass az
compli1hedF Netkihg. And We spaa tasni = J
ne heginnlng fhas they eoslsd ae<oSal -.
SAd % fsAeon Nkg = bSesse they srs g. - :
And ndw flsey eeiis bask sad pFefss 9 80 -
faHs here h Ne Moth 4xp vx Ask 500 - -,
fnzN 6aosee y. Hkek' spesss sssssf sas
Deserves sfSrisiss,s MaFeA, lss5
hzs iule peaee KvKx g TaE ass " -
rsoN --4is,a1 ksl,ifsiss es1ialfe sssseA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

T7ae hrst THURSDAY n oztebsr has l&en stgreei
upoa ~ al s1be.sts Of harden - dGy 81 thanks.
giving and praise % General Gillian ana bis cgu-
mand fsf he timely and religious - e sermsaas
ing tie life rohhsria and wholesale theta d .loia
r. Moryas, the nass snnswrsd land pissse Of he
aine4sonth centsay An lie beasts IN Ia .Animal
King5ua sfs rsquirei = aNssnbls precisely ii isa
s'ssoes, ard usumsacs their dssoiions. Hlssdea
hosse and nssrss viii seayuae D. fhsis sspesslve
siahlsk and roba Pruksterisa nsfnE4en WIN lsnA
IN shsir desosiona ssnsxssg tige-tesf sstA shalr
poekes SUITED viii lying rebel nexspapera and
win thsss sces tewards ,sola Westminster ocra-
ssoaAlly passing md rsvfAnely swearing by the
God sAai made John CEisin thal slwhaleycs i Is
raha, except he eisrsSos II Liacoln and that God
haa sssre-arlainsa whatsoever oornea 70 pass al
ways excepting the issuing 81 the emancipation
s'Nl ila u kiEh AMI ISw dsgrss, wili convsns in
their lots and pastures IN the apsn Air. and their de-
veeion win b. ed BY rsbel Baptist preachers who,
standing In water ap b he ssats n Aeir breseAss
shal swear with sheiE right banda o. jug y corn
ssh;sky sAas there b salvation without SWIMMING
Che Camberland river - ofssn ss john Morgan has
doAe In search Il nsitss and when the preacher
pa0sei % take aranl every mule shall bray By
way II response 70 The pIcss exsSsises.
Tho aknsses sksil AL eossese IN their respective
iahles and with acsosef doors after the manner Of
'eiaa msetiaos,s conducted By rebel Asshodist
preacher; tAa jacks shall Be- iatsrrcg.ed, he
prsacasss kassiis. Is 70 What psogras they have
mazda In producing horse and ~ -equall;y. Zach
preacher sAall taka his text on. Of the Southern
Msthodiss slave ooae and aaer fsFypns prayer, 70
which the jacks shah rep1na Ia .sotes Of SWEET
concord the anaience shaIi sing II The TOPS q their
voices, eJohn Anderson, my Jos Jehns d.
Closisg o.ss n four eeaee, the animals shall ~
turn 10 their pastures wlzes and batter braies and
The sssaread esrgy shall 80 20 shsir heasss all get
drnk and mistake other mans wives for their own,
under prsssuse q seeking iAsir .righh.e
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Indictment AGAINST the fFeaSuH
the Rebel States f9F GamhllR.

Nfu4 ne Mg4AoA& A-A1-tsarfa A1tA4t Ats
Az he Treasurer q The Confedsrate STATS
lies a this moment an indictment ehargis.|
with hahitnal gambling at the faro tablss, u
&c, whose money has been passing thTo1E|
hands, VIII be exceedingiy gratised II b. u
acquitted upon that charge; or thar If found 4
q s..ey further appear on the settlements Of 4
eounsss KBaf It y Eos WIN our money he has
rambling ~ this rats, bit with he SzH, IN l
ease he may BE- congratulated % thspossesz,EI
ample q private fortune.
II Is understood that on his reSignstienss
ice he aec0unts a usual ia such ezses, Eas
cess Of examination 81 the DsparsHsBt; =
public curiosity i the more A<0ased abozs =
- it xppears that two other officials 81 ste :,
are also Indicted n tie same time Coz gan
fare. We trust Il win noe Be- held ~sscsis'
nora malignant sttemps Eaeeti0ssly - H-1
the peoples confidence IN the Goyer1Gsal
suggest and, most earnestly argue thss he
gallon q these accounts should BE made !
and searching and that is results should eee
nicated to the world A. son ~ possible.
time vhen every family in tbs eoanfEy 5 n
sending cut the flower u It's youth % ;he 81
Pinching Itself With pEiSatiCns before unkrs1
Strengthen the Government there Is Esahing
sirahle - 70 be perfectly assured Of The gllai
tsgrity IN The pecunisry administrative Otis
eminent To reassare the public, therssose b.
lish eonhaence in he g0SsrnnlenS Aad b Nd
the iair fame of Gkose o1icials Aha may hGSe
uniHstly accused Of malfeasSaes, the thisg !
wanted & ssrset aaa speedy sqaaring q sc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Letter fFsm General srsa,.

let AZ hands read tho s,sra, brave, loyal, 81
" lsiser 81 she manly Grant. How il tower =
the lru<aiiDg, vote-huhtins sPi-tls q ths ca
HomiRes
HEADee aRrERs % AEHT - fas a
City Pesat, Asg1st fs. 1884
Hsa. y. D. Wasktena<
pnAa sss--I ststs 70 ~ sitiseas VS. sisii Es N
We eans sSW b issurs an early TsslsEsliah q q,
/, 4 dstsrniesk salty ~ sstimsEt AsFtb n J
ksFa aos q their ranks tksir last zas. Tee Eos
and oIa nen ars Easrsling PEisoBsrs, EasaitaS 4
tsidsss, and ierain9 yee3 part q her gATTiszs
lnarsnthed pssIfenss A man lat - ten csa-s
piascd. Tssy haze Tesbsd ne sEziis sz8 II
sspaIly y 50 shsiE Psss.1t seses. BssiISs Ehs,
lsSS q ffsaasut skiFHisAss aad hs.tlss. dew ,a
l.s.1x ssa. dsssrisa sad ether sasses 81 go 80
unssf 81 1s5. Win this uRos thsz. shs end :
dsrfsIt. II We vii oniy " trss 70 9srssftes TLirl
hgpe i II 1fyid.d Worth. MS mizks sfts -
faTcsns<aas freu Tsn1ssses, Ksstssky. Haryt.aI
NImosri, ukfss Il seasd ssakEa -. wah ne
auieflr enforced. he ene9y ssolA " assvan3eu
vsali make bat liftis resistsnsA. kass 10 tss
shs en.aay sps sxessainEiy anxisss ~ ssa gut q
ths PTs.idsnsisi eIssslos- T6sy haze 1zny hsgsj
IL sase1 fAey hops for tsz-acF FeToiutigs-
hoe for tke sisctios q Psaes saasiis,a Is s.
Micasbsr. they kops f1E -somsthing o saEa 2
peses ffissds, II thsy exPeet Pescs fFol sePszs
mach a,istaksas L Woaid bs haf tic segipnIss
vifh thousanas 81 Nortbsn men j0iaisg ihs 81
ennss ~ our aisrraes IN sHgsisg sepsFafisa-
peace on sny terms, he Sozfh soald dsDAaa -
tioa q thsir slaves airesdy ffsed TAsy sOai4
indemnify sor The losses sustAszsd. 4sa taSy -
ruEaa 4 treaty Hhizh ssald sake ths NoElA =
tsfs Cor tie Soafh. They wouid demand Pag y
ssnsaaiaa e sTsgy zlaEs eec4PsA 10 ths No<ts.
fourss truly, e 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Fhe Unlon ElecleraI RAG.

We present this week De EleciOral Ticket ndops.
ed By he Late State Convention and ssk for l. the
anressrvsd sud unconditional support e every man
hsllicu. and restoring TIE Uaion, To say that Nc
DO no. Ike this Or that man "a the ticket, or that
Ne Of this On that district dia not gst our cioIe, Is
anpatroie, and more like the play Of children than
the grave eoaauct Of men, shining at the high snd
holy work Of restoring the integrity Of the unios
and giving peace 10 our distracted and biesding
country Il Is ma this eT that Kevtor or ali Of them
tozsshsr, that We are voting EoE. bat through 9em
Tot Lincoln and Johnson the nominees Of the Unioa
and War party, put forth Tor ON support By he
ness patFielsc, taientea aud namerous body Of msn
thas sysr convened in Baltimore for similar pur-
pose La Us rally 70 the ticket and carry il a. We
are able to DO, By an overwhelming vOtA theFeby
showing 70 tie North and South what Tennessee
thinks Of the Baltimore nominees, and Der spFreci-
atoa Of men Who think more u their eolsatyy than
hey Do of psr1y This i our hand, and ne know
hat al tsas and Loyal asn win respond with a
hearty a,nssf
with the foregOing EenarkA NJ might eloss his
arels, hsf We ehoe 20 q further snd to sUrrect an
srfonsosH impression made upon The minds u men
IN he State Convention, By Misrepresentation of
the faSss connected with the aston q what was
called a handful Of men a KaokyilIe. Ws~sre
EisGt bat attentive observer Of al that passed
Some thirty odd delegates we're IN rsadns.s to slar
% Nashville had their passes and transportation
tsady-and were prevented BY the dsstEuctIon a
he rad By Wheeler. The delegates from the First
Distrie4 Het representing every eoanis in the Dis
trid- forty in namber, and By : aaaIraers vote
agreed upon K. & Butler. The COnventioa foR the
Knozville District Numbered t0eats-ssussb repre-
sentIng half the sDnntis IN the District and bsag
composed Of tie bas and most solid men % the
country. This Convention Put firth 0. r. Temple
win bat lro dissenting voices snd these voted nay
bocsuse Temple implSred the Convention not b -
lea him. These arc the faeas as they occurred.
Aessn. Butler and Temple have been assigned
posssions By the State Convention ~ county Eloof
and they are patriotic enough TO serve there and DO
81 tbsy can Cor the Ticket and The cause Of the
country They ara ~ Ire ticket and vill labor for
is sareas and We dsul4 not win b able 70 rsdef
- valuable services whefp they are placed as Il they
occupied the positions sssignsd them BY their epa.
KsoxyILlE, Sept lsth, lsats
Dr.. W. @. Brsrsiee F--sBR-- Allow NEE through
your paper, % decline eecond time the position III
Elector for this District The Nasiavtils Conventios
having nominated Col. H0uk Eus thaa position. I
eheurfaliy yield 70 him, and win give him and he
tckss which he advocates my cordial ElepDEt
am, very truly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

The fesatfss si1neth ef he setssnl States IN The
siesanfai e1llsrs IS bssa e6nddsablg changed since
ske laat Rpeidenisi elnsian, BY de dseennial -
aprertisanaenf Esias had ycss IN ies0s and -
1854 win have b.l T. Massachusetts, Aiao Loses one
faIllag from - tin votes New Fofk drops hom
s. 10 IS; Psnas5vnhia ist8 one, Okio leses tsor
and Kentackv les enc Ahbasna. Afkansaa Flor
Ida Georgia, Lealians, AissAsippb North Carolina,
South Carolina. hxaA Tennessee and Virginia, win
moi 81 heard II i the electoral eoIlegc Tie vote
u California wille increased from 10 5sotas; II
Hpais win savane rom II 10 70 votes; Iowa which
had vctes IN la;a viii nov have q; Wisconsin
wfii have vptsinstssd Of S; Michigan Increases
two Votes sad Ksnsas with her three Totes win be
added % he colIixe The following i IN aecIxnte
Stasemsnt u the amber 10 which each State likely
% partseipaae 4 &c election win be ensisied
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Cenfempt fSg DeagIa.

Tia Chicago Convention trezhd he d.
Defaecrsts With studied contempt Dsrisr
sioa, tbs following eonmahieatien vss :.
from De National Dsmocratso Committee q,
presented By Mr.. Lawrence, d RAoae Isls,s +
: mossing " he National Democratic Cons.
hsld II de Sherman Hoass August sls as
ewing resslssiou ~ sdcpssd
wHsazts, sss,sxnbss dssoaos q q. 49,,
siepben A. DeagIss sAs crest sissssazn q .ss TsT
70 aStiFs which is6seed TIE Cemnittee 70 eaI ia
sSaflop a chissro, aoH, thsfsfsFp Il Is he dslfb-
eoaFississ u fhi1 Commfsiee, that haA Ne he
.ksgsd hil gigantic grasp u mlsa. taken IL egnss-
~ ~ asslsrstien thai var h disaaion, serls,s
-. .els e.s proved The aisfOn1 e. Rgaid iaag :
.-.s.as s.sussd fAs power u khs Fs.fsfel Comsaef
.,.',-... sesFsas loss ~ life fof ahseh assniur
-. 80 AAE l,siiae a. kistefsess 30 ssuek
asp1erea. vAieh b a. e1ses -. - ~. -,
pass aad Fni0n ...Asf 70 sss ressofat9
-. a.. ssssa. :. F.eu..e.. Charm,
Y. A. AlSEs 9sess'
The eunseatioa refused 70 notice tki. ,,,h..
Douglas, ard treated Il vita utter oontssnvt :
weFu afrzia q Offending he seusb, add q d,
down uppn shesn Ihe ssngssnoe Of R,eGsaos2
ssereiea sioetriess q DVugIas' Norfolk speech
ed ap IN thedistanee. and silcneed The prsi.s 4
McC1sllss-D Eyi~ Richmond men ia. t.e gss.aI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21

ass hEsashs = : lals Hpsoeh. speka = lOilONa q
MpraIlAna
~ e Esaestl Nc ls'ls6. h1su kneNa Aia ios
sAlI ans 1ast nelhlbf - ~ afslnl1 hlnl pessafa-
4llgt / have salke1 Eilf hiA q skIlteaa elssss---
sAak ts el1pul4liea anaA nlaoe kila Is caegr g =
rad 1sEllt,izn q : - l'ss a ! n,S1t 80 ~
h t'ls h5azz4 81 e<s, IIfx ~ itfa ~ - ~
seei s,'ef ts4is d / s 3anlltk - n.sns hafe
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50 lst .4eA IA sfzz 81 81 D. ~ Ne vi = -
ftst ~ esd .zs,s 81 rfsklelk 1Aete est -
loi s,1te n1lklns hf AceilaA he Is ntetel4 lt4
Is sss.. -. s.lE - .5zf SEA II llaIt tse3sfaian
seszses 81 IzI9 z,sek ukSif hgReclIkf. N1sa
lke4 esz6iSf1 50 81 r1.6t1f nf sft7Ifae1 hsessr-
N951 s. IS SOD skkle h1noe.iIcel f1nplsiin1.
ahsse Dzael,A HesIlef eslI.e ~ go =.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21


The undersigned, hssing been apPoiHted klector
for de First C0ngrezional pistFiet upan Unon Ma
teaal ticket, win address the people thereof h b
vur Of The electisn Of Abraham Lincoln and An
drew johnson FOX PERSISTENT and Virs President -
fellows
fFasdls's Cevss Reads. saturday, 0eisesF IsL
spisfsilis A0sisF, OUtobex "a
DaaAFidgs Tuesday,, 0claeeg aih.
Ssx Market. wednesday, 0tlrhsE Sch.
AerFistown, Thartia1, Uetohsr Stu
Bale Car. FFifsy, 0ctsher Tn.
Hafreasbafg, SpAeeang, 0clakr SO.
NsEport AeadaF. oclebe< tssh.
GrranrvIsle, fsssaas, 0esshu lilk
MeeeehsrR Hetaaofa3. 0raoaes iatA.
Sncslsila. 1hnreks. oglshzr t3th
R,EhaEasanss craek, Friday, October If,A
kassfssillA. s6EaEdsy, osssbeR lstA.
JstssheFsi, AeaiaY, eciahpe ira.
fAll Hnsaek. Taestag, orfohas l1sh.
ka.xlpoEs. Welselaa5, 0eishsF isth.
HltanEpills TbsfHlays DetShtr geth
Bsistal Ffl1sy. oetaksr slsl
ThansF MI stssy cS.ek.1 Saturday, Oesshsr al
Tayiofsyiile, MsBdag Qetober ssh.
Reaat CFeek 9seinR piaea. Taustay, ortekgf @1th,
EliaAhssAtaa. Wednesday osisseF sstA
Wsh Essss fsesaey csFa.1 ThaEelay. ogtehsF f7th.
Csxt Store fssdag, 0s.ehlf 13ths
Naak :. sstaFaay, osaohes Selk
Asfsleeks Stare, lsas1ey. oelshsf Ala.
r. a. cRAwfQnD.
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Col 1. O Hsak, Ne Distrses Kleeaer - ne Li.a-
sOln ana Johasaa sielas win npsak a ne ialoung
sisas end places
Knoxyllle Menaag oSl0k.s u
Concord, TaedzH ncisher ilk
salem Church ssash q sAa River wsAaesany,
Oaleiss ssh
snoaays ChnssA. 1hnnss4 OSiakar eth.
Foansain Bsaa Ffislay, ocspbsr tn
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An 81 q iassies - some rebsls and Humanity b
the citizens Of Bradley county, vas performed last
week b The faliesing expeaifieas maaAss Jake
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