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4, ve.ss srssss a. So l6et ! 81 .lls< e. ihskf
q .. bssas e - ssl.ssl 81 sss1ihfA d vses
6ss he essss issks lsesas S y 81, = - nus
CIV. s.srs a. tas pafsi - marm4a = fsh5gs.-
s4,. Fsrsafs - s,s = 90 s,szaafa y elnel
vaA -slssse + s,'.,l & aaa <nihtsl aAA seeia
asasssss~s q s.ssa - sllsfss 80 IN silrs
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le sSsssd ulsA sssk istbina oasslhta "a ekislAal
6isathmtni 81 M ia II a. ~ eef4A8et asnlts
fslsifsktfs telbra 5gst 3 q a j. 3tlI q -
Fssca e6f nieuet esh1ls sid slIt 1ssa 1ekIa3 tssa
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that ite asie1daat afe.es kss ~ 4, ~ eies d
viii ia pfsessdea With < T4sla lsh Asfs1sF o..
defes saf tlls neisx 81 pihllshed f1f fear sieeez.
s.ss 3esta IN ihe EsatriIfs Hst3T
gzs.it psess Jts. AkhRis1 EfsJ. J.
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THE 1iaintiG. 81 a.F.assis sesS s. ikkilsns q
ieslsh5ea "a IN sai . alAepnss flf ~ earael
IS sbrst As.sH shsa. hsssHe el.5liflfa Il 4
&: {zssI = s. ktsinst ~ da5<sAsRk nssl &
1.s.slt s q 3sssr6is.sa ssSst# s. il atsf fas
Ks5s Sas,t{. ~ re s<iRs ~. - at letiai "a
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lfpsfties uHing rents te Inc ifovernmsHt
DO pot cal the cnstam Isaass M ply
Elssln q tlleis osFn accord, shs ilsasss flsss
eesal,y nsiibe Fsased q v,ller parties. og &
her Leads asrs an % s. .ass lasra gi.p
Win f,n ailsg p gsles mid das sl.esi 10 sl.e
renis tlsy paislsIl = psy
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We received, uiteF oar paper was uadc
up. two interesting comiaaaleais9as from
the front gsviag tae killc.l and wounded ia
two of oar Tennessee regiments We viii
givs them is car next issue.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

4. Fletcher. Ha5arf e q. ~. JsAa .I.r2sos.
TIIE asAsasat . ha lsrason. having eona 10
Csaada. a. charged IA the hll II i aniesssl that
ratification be fuadp for four successive weeks 10
the Rnarrile Ifkts neiiing said defendant b AP-
pear hefnse Tie thanceFy Court az ~ he
iIrst Moadas % 0esoier next then aBa there 10
make hss desnss Is the bii or The sAFse vii he ta-
ksi. is confessed and eel Cor hearing * psste.
A eary Of tha oeagr
iyes.ss PISS D. Is. DEADER1cK, u an.
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The editor Of this paper wants i've u
three Loads oE has and shraf eafs. for which
delivered here he VIII pay : liberal prize in
cash.
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Cotemtgs Fb,esH rs. Riekard I. IFtisaa Il a.
rue respondent, Rieh'd /. wfIson, being non
frlescd that puhliratien BE- made g sonf successive
weeks n the kaserils BAi4 otiAiag said ieten-
dant 10 arpczrhsfare the Chancefy CoaFt ST Know
vile On the frss Monday 81 Detober next then and
there 10 make BIS defense TO the BIN, or the same
viii b tskes s. eoatcsscd - 20 MIA snsl set &c
hearing ~ Elaifc.
A copy &C iie orders
lsss-a PCS b.a. DEApERick, Az.
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Ohaaoery court--AisryylIls.

IL 4 Ealkee rs. RsesTs 4 lFcar, Darid
IEesr asld .frrklb.sld Griskap
4 Il ordered tisf pahlicafou y Hlae E'f l5eF a,s-
eessisk weeks = tic Knn<siils Utse modifying the
SFesndanfs q Aepesr hefsFc lie Cba1etfy caart 81
MsfsFilie On tbs 8sss Tafstfaf sfef the frs Moe
d Il SnveHt1F mkt fAeh and there tonssks their
sstesp u 4la hi - lht ssnra viii u iskea - eoh-
iSsse1 Ind ~ saf EeAfiag & psft
sssflas W: u lttKKR E. 4 u,
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l11f4h4 = AMIN los - HfE Y GO g IT,
THE defsssdaais Eassh AtklA ard Hillism r.
Hair hsins n0n-fe.arHts u shfs Siste ~ shDwn in
cha It'll u i ordered thnt ruiaiqntisn Be meis
Coz Gear sncressiss wsska Ia ihs k,arsiBr HAie.
Hasif wing sald defsndantts appraE htfs tbs fhsn-
Gerry relsf - KanxFilIs On de aEsl Monday 20 -
tatsf aexs, shsn and there to uake their ehgoe to
eel fof hearing ~ parte.
Al tsaps.sf the efaess
lysk.ft ~ ~ a. DE. fltRfcg c 8 Il.
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On tl.i. II ~ gaua lsg5 Il ia pssaienss az
her father. II tlesae epsil. aeas E.tlpa nilsf nn
sssnass 6f fatE dsys HANNAH EfstxAnkEH
RisFF. h tho lssh soar St lEes -.
Al llss srsidcnse n Ter haskkad q fhis eisy. "a
he gsa 81 aass, lsGs MfA TsatEKlsA JANE
KIDD n the 81 seaF ~ ief 60 agloe short seif
rsi,lsl i1insss % ciets days asleh khe bnfs With
ekrliian fzssenee leaving heF hesttss5 sd tse
small ehiijfsh wish hsga eilets4 eeisstFes eal
FFisads e hssifn he lgselAra.i e lsas
& Ii EAxlaxssA. gsz On ne ell - 1ely, sssas
FREDERICK W1Li1AsE, ~ 81 !. s ped
knn s. Eayl e thif eits
Al Iess nfFlaez EssipzsF spaasy. On il.s lest
q 1sls, ttlf, 81 f1Ankfa BTslsz daakhtpt Il
!. s aad Nara Z. Aoltit assd spafs { sssnsh
ard II aaxs
Hope ls.sis ieyona ~ tnnhsia u lis,e
Nhka Niai - haw de,,Iof4
Shali fsse IL 5sill isBnsetsal psEsae
Ana hlpcsn Il sassa ne nssrpe
on lie iath lasipts anna SANFORD,
aesg hteF u =. J. Aad ka.,aA ssptusd agtd geafs
and ~ aays.
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Failure % tenneel.

The ears failed 70 ceauect Il Chattanooga
aa tie last trip beserr VIC - - press, and
We hare failed 70 gel the news, Il asss;s ~ 4
late dale. Il Is presumed sl.st there issosnr
inieFgnsstios. on the rad betRsea Nashville
aud Chattanooga. Ranors cauc on The
train from Chattanooga Of the capture "
AfIanta by 1sen slaerfian.
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Circuit Court Sd Judicial cIresls 81 Tsn.

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HAVING htsn alstxsntsss fssnisiisssenesl and
dds anaisasl 1aiHe Il he fs1Fnn GuRsk - ~ I'll
JsIlrsni nlasFics calsrrflna tkaepaatesof aIenbek
Risosk knbx, lisaha asd Anirfsua, via al,an
aud kEa said cet9is u klis fiilexipf silnik sost
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ss1sfsateF aanaalS en1 dia5
kaf lbs epantF e n.slsaE IN tsh atsnaafs 81
sspssssker JahaaFs aaA Hay =
la tie ceantS - ksH<. khe Al Nandast of
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3 Sc fha coiefy e Roai4 Eiss IL Maaalars ear
- 81 Nealeys = flssslnl. sls,alsg and hlnh
Fos fh8 connty a An1sasoA. The 81 Msatln11 sc
Jasf N9feahef afsli NePcA
"a pfncehe VII i a.. q sasa fnable b ~ akesu
sefa4 q Which times tks - Il. Eiil ~ FpsalHEij
sasist. felsI I'D a|soosld -
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fffk Fsspeudent, Vim. q. CaancF, hoiag = aoa-
susldent Il fhe Ssss, IS charged IN the hill; II Il
st6sed that pable4fsoa b made Ter fssR saerosiva
weeks In the kausvisis Ais, notify wing saif lefn-
ssaat 10 appear bolFo thu cAaneery Csart ns ka61-
Vile en- the irst Monday q tprtolsF newt thea and
there 70 nsahc bis isfHse 10 chs bin % the same
FsFzss 6
A cvey Of tho order:
irss-4t hesS IA AsDEADERHCK CAN
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CFeek in the h Ser end se Boaat e9,ltss, e6aisik-
ing asa aeFss q which 13o arr siSAssd AAeut
80 Aefes ere ses II elS4ef Msst u ths fsaees have
lsea sesst wilma he isst tSl or thrss yeafA Thara
az lAgvp dsejlAe hessses thsee straa sp:snes and
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taSa sist abanasher ef siAbie foerAs - -
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Place Without ans eaea uales 81 aam % insakfsea
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: Al Nh seasaa ftg sellinR. -
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Isas.f oinsinuAtl. oAio.
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feeiAaest ~ Aee1ss. Tess. vas sasssea n tkeasE
iIilr 81 lhFsa sfiaIsEs kelsnxng 10 ~ eeainsaa1
sltltTaul - Iienlka saa ss6h<a Il hsssose Esaa
80 aS70 ia ed kask aneaey. aad also tee asokss
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sks any aple exeeasesi T. ne % AeA held a. tAa
line u aid fet seFy annsR NisscA VS. a6te sx-
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~ alSe 81 Mi ~ pesssI "a eoia i held
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RU1EOR Ed BATTLE n GRORGIA.


EUATHttH 1it3ssftt1fl. y w .. a.
The Norfoil New Isegiine khis nlorpiug
eenirins 5 repors that q ervaa l.astls was
fought ID ticorgia resallingi i tie com Ste
overthrow Of The consslelptes assi the cap
ssfs u Atlanta, SIS iIileeh thpesalsd sSbeI.
prisosesR
Sr lpEaH Jaly q.
tolonei Ford teIesraplls % headquarters
here that he has killed in all isrs,, gusrrii.
las. and captured two handla stand q
aras, and many horses. oaF lt0oln are
ssilI chasing the glerriIlas
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and such stations not to exceed one In IF
teen miles on the average of the whole
line, unless said lands shall be required by
the Government ofthe United States for
railroad or other purposes: And provided,
That no, right to pre-. empt any OF SAID
lands under the laws of the United states states
shall enure to said company or tneir
agents, or any other person or persons Z,
whatsoever. 81 100. a., u, l21m e
the said United States Telegraph GompaIc
~ limited States, is hereby authorized to
erect /, line OF telegraph from Fort Hall,
Nv Walla. Walla and the Dalles and San
F{ancfsco, 10 Port Hand ,0in, the State of,
Oregon, and from Fort Hall to Bannock
and virginia City, in the Territory OF
Idaho, with the same privileges topthe,
right of way, and. SO forth, as is provided
in the first section of this act; the United
States to have priority in the use OF said
lines Of telegraph to Oregon and 1dahocs4
sSES. g. And he it further enacted. That
the aforesaid company is authorized by,
this ackto send and receive dispatches on
payment Of the regular charges for tranR5
mission of dispatches over any lines that,
may now or hereafter be constructed by
the authority or ala of Cougtess, to con-.
meet with anytime or lines authorized or
erected by the Russian or English Goyr
ernments; and that all dispatches receiv-
| ed by said line Or lines shallgbe transmit.
ted in the order of their reception, and
the answers thereto shall be delivered to
said United States Telegraph COMPANY
for transmission overtime lines to the Of
fee whence the original message was sent,
whenever soIidirected by the sender
thereof. lI5liH - z 'isg.y =, u
SEC. a. And be it further enacted, That
the several railroad companies authorized
by act oil; Congress July oneJ eighteen
hundred and sixty.two, are authorized to
enter into arrangements with the United
States Telegraph Company so that the hnel
Of telegraph betweens, the Missouri river
and San Francisco may be made upon
and along thel line of said railroad and
branches as fast as said roads and branch.
es are built, and if said arrangerhe nts be
entered into and the transfer of said tele.
graph line be rnadecin accordance rtheTe.
With,to the line of said railroads and
branches, such transfer shall, for all pur.
poses of the act referred to- be held and
considered fulfillment on the partEo of said
railroad Companies of the provision of the
act in regard to the construction ofa tel
egraph line; and, in case OF .disag reement,
said telegraph company are auth horned to
remove their line of telegraph along and
upon the the line of railroad therein con-
templated, without prejudice to the rights
of said railroad companies. TO
Approved, July 2, 1s64@I ."
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lPuBL1c-No. 1911
An Z ACT relating 70 ths ley 3 Of syidense. in

PUBL1C-N0. 1Sl.
AN ACT relating to the law of evidence in
the District of Columbia, 7g
TO Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled,
That on the trial of any issue Joined, or
of any matter or question, or on any in;
quiry arising in any suit, action or other
proceeding in any court of justice in the
District of Columbia, IOr before any per-
son having by law or by consent of par
ties, authority to hear, receive and exam
inc evidence within said district, the par
ties thereto, andithe persons in whose be-
half any such action or other proceeding
may be brought or defended, and any and
all persons interested in the same, shall,
except as hereinafter excepted, be com
petent and compellable to give! evidence,
either viva voce or by deposition, accord
ing to the practice of the court, on behalf
of either or any of the parties to said ac-
| ton or other proceeding: Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall render any
person who is charged with anyQ6fce loft
fence1 in any criminal proceeding COM
petent or compellabie to give evidence
for or against himself or herself, or shall
render any person compellable to answer
any question tending to criminate himself
or herself, or shall in any criminal pro-
ceeding render any husband competent or
compellabletog give evidence for or against
his wife, or any wife competent or com
pellable to give evidence for or against
her husband, or in any proceeding in
stituted in consequence of adultery; nor
shall any husband be compellable to dis
close any communication made to him by
his wife during the marriage, nor shall
any wife be compelled to disclose any
communication made to her by her hus-
band during the marriage. .-rl..H yg
Approved, July 2, 1864.
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oFFIoIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First SessiUn Of the Thir-
ty.eightb Congress. 81" 81.
PuRlL1c-No. 1877

+ ia .a4I'
Az Act TO quiet the titles Of, lands within
the Rancho Laguna de SanoS Gale, in
the State of California. n To- "a ID
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
II NAV and shall be lawful for si purchas-
ers from the grantees or their assigns OF
lands withinFthe Rancho Laguna de San
tos Gale, in the State OF California, to
file. within twelve months from the pas
SAGE of this act, with the register of the
land Office at Marysville, applications de.
scribing the lands to be purchased by
them respectively, with proofs of bona
fide purchase from the said grantees or
their assigns; and, upon such proofs be-
ing found satisfactory, the said purchasers
shall be permitted to enter, according to
the lines of the public surveys, at one dol
lar and twenty-five cents per acre, the
lands so purchased within the limits of
said rancho, as described in the petition
presented to the board of commissioners
under the act of March 3, 1851, entitled
tGAn act to ascertain aud settle the private
land claims in the State of California,
TO the extent to which the lands SO pur
chased have been reduced to possession,
and are now held by said purchasers:
Provided, That any person who shall avail
himself of the provisions of this act shall
be thereafter debarred any further claim
under the grantee in the event ola final
confirmation of the grant. /" y
SEC. 2. And be itfurther enacted, That
where any additional surveys may be found
necessary to give full effect to this act,
the Commissioner of the General Land
Office shall cause such surveys to be made
at the cost of the purchasers, as provided
by the 10th section oftheact of May 30th,
1852, entitled San act to reduce the ex-
penses of the survey and sale of the pub
fic lands of the United States;r Provided,
That no entry of mineral lands or lands
reserved for military or other public uses
shall be permitted under this act, nor
shall any rights acquired under the pre-
emption laws of the United States be af-
fected thereby. g.z 100
SEC. 8. Andbeitfurther enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the register and
receiver of the proper land office to re:
eeive all applications in cases presented
under this act, pursuant to such instruc-
tons as may be prescribed by the Com,
missioner ofthe General Land Office, and
to adjudge all such cases as preliminary
to final decision inthe due course of law
Approved, July 2, 1854. ".
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rPuRI1c-No. 100. ]

An ACT in relation to the sale of reserva-
tions of the public lands. 81" -
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America. in Congress assembled, That
whenever any reservation Of public lands
shall be brought into market under exist
ing laws it shall be lawful for the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office to
fix minimum price not less than one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre be-
low which said lands shall not be dis.
pose Of. ~ y 49,, a.. p
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[PUpL16-No.. 1es.l

1 gbs1. .I lPUBLIc--No. 1881 Ind ia,
Am ACT prescribing the terms on which
exemplifcations shall be furnished by
the General Land. Office. 10 5,ns.
Be It enacted be the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
from and after the first day of July next,
all exemplifcations Of patents or papers
on file, or of record in the General Land
Office, which may be required by parties
interested, shall be furnished by the Com
missioner of said Office upon the payment
by such parties at the rate of fifteen cents
per hundred words, and two dollars for
copies of township plats or diagrams, with
an additional sum of, one dollar for the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS certificate of verifcation
with the General Land Office seal; and
one OF the employees of said office shall
be-designated by the said Commissioner
as the receiving clerk, and the amounts so
received shall, under the direction of Me
said Commissioner, be paidinto the Urea.
sury of the United States; effect to be civ.
en- to this act according to such repSla-
tons as may be prescribed by the Secre-
tary of the Interior not inconsistent with
the laws of the United States Provided,
That the fees stipulated in the foregoing
provisions shall not apply to such authen:
ticated copies as may be required by the
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[PUBI1c-No. 1921

AN ACT authorizing the erection of build
ings for the branch mint at San Fran
Bet, enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the sum of three hundred thousand dol
lars be, and the same is hereby, appro-
propriated, out of any money in the Trea-
,sury not otherwise appropriated, to be ex-
Rs1dSf Tnffe t ss Se Sarss ssSfs
site if necessary, and the erection Of .
suitable building or buildings for the use
of the branch mint at San francisco, in
the State of California. 49,. -.
Approved, July 2, 1864. .g.a ~.Ss, - ..'
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officerS Of any branch of the Government,
sdr to such .unverifed copies as the Com
missioner in his discretion may deem pro-
4 CAPps6ged, JUL. 2, 1854. A -l.al
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D6rF For the Removal Of O6structions, an
the Insurance Of Regularity iatheA Reg
earreNee Of ths Monthly Periods.


the Insurance Of Regularity IN tie Reg
eUrreNee Of the Monthly Periods.
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that spEing IRON irregularity, by removing the II
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Sa-Thsy cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
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N4LThey purs Green Sickness (ChloroBi,).
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04-COmposed Of simple vegetable extracts they
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An ACT for increased facilities of tele-
graph communication between the At.
lantic and Pacific States and the Terri,
tory of Idaho. % f'a gi-. 10
Z, Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
tho United States Telegraph Company
and their associates are hereby author-
ICED to erect a line or lines of magnetic
telegraph between the Missouri river and
the city Of San Francisco, in the State of
California, on such route as they may ser
lect, to connect with the lines Of the said
United States Telegraph Company now
constructed and being constructed through
the States ofthe Union. The said com
pany shall have the use of such unoccu-
pied land ofthe United States as may be
necessary for the FightIofIway, and mate
rails, and for the establishing of stations
along said line for repairs, not exceeding
at any station one-quarter section of land;