davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-08

COUNTY sURvEYOR.-GEORGE W. SLOAN,
~ County Surveyor Of Pierce County, W. t. wl attend
to the duties Of said oee In person. An business nTused
to his care VIII receive prompt attention.
steilaeopm, December 5, 1865. 1af
The New York herald., 1864-07-23
Last OF Letters Rema aiming as station Il.
Harlem once. July "a, 1854.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsr OFFICE NoTICE.-raR MAILS FOR GRE. pa
L Bra and the Continent, via South pton sni Hsnil
burg per steamer 0EkMANfA. aud for ireland. wa
saturday the ga day OF july. a. lok clock and a.
stations foliowst-Stxtinus and b, 10 A.
Stations and D, 9k A. NJ. Stations and v e4 A. NJ.
STATION q, "a. NJ. ABRAM wAKEMAN. Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

STEAM WEEKLY TO LsvERPooI. TOUCHING AT
Queen town fC0Tk Harbor l-rhe liverpool New York
Phhde onia Steain.a 'nn1Rnv lnman line)
ing 81. Utited Stat.s nails end alening Iheis
tui powered iyde brli on . s.nsn felaoss:-
ELSA. >aturdlY July 23
EnINBuiG Sat tratv. Juiv
ClTT or A-HfNGFos SATURDAY. Aur1istc
and every eelrg Saturday from pier a. North
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

Queen Of the vast schooner. /.
Cspi , AliIea II odges
II n Perkins schooner,
WymaD 5 Bullock
RobeII,pa bri.,
Vim isobsri LecksoA
E&rsh l. schooner,
Aoner n kickcrs0n
Stratiord ship,
j l. TIL
Susan Scranton schooner,
Capt John q haryey
Bw Reese sch oner,
Lewis Gso,iJe
Teller nars.
Ale sJeer Rrenkon
fe e.rtpn .hip.
Capt Ferdinand Nestdahl
7 L lennon sip,
A grsathp ~
Volunteer ia K,
Ca & Hh tLnn
j Sutherland
viia rrs nca slllp,
Co nirandef NJ
w a Fa,enius oafk,
Everrt' Lutter
w + Siorer shiD.
Jphu fAtn
We n on steamer,
Peter McLqchlAn
Wisconsin snip,
Gsvcn Bell
The New York herald., 1864-07-23
nPPosirioN BOAT ron NEwBuRG AND Pouo

OPPOSITION BOAT FOR NEwBURG AND Pou0H-
" kecpss The new and fast steamboat rIioM AS colt
YER leaves jaw afternoon 3% oclock
(fsre 80 ccnt- landing Al Grassy Point coz1ens, West
Point, Gold Sprng Cornwall Newburc. New Hamburg
sn1 Milton. Returning leaves Pongkkeepse morning
n New York at lO.Sn x
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

CUyDAy BoAr FOR WEST POINT COLD sPEfsG,
~ CUrnwsl aud NewOurg. steamer BROADWAY wn
leave yisr f'ot of jay sret eeery sunday mFn ng -
ocl cx hndint At rhrtleth strget, Nonxas Hast
ings Dpbbs Rcrr, rArtytown Sng sins and ayerstfaw
CuaDAv BOAT FOR KEYPoar, LANDING At UNION
- ROssytc, Iot,enva and Ferfh AntOf. Stc2 u'er Y.
r. MtRIN leaves Barclay street S A. ~ ANA keipors
At2k Il, n
The New York herald., 1864-07-23
Nnvy Last.

) List.
Moore Col Henry. l7th NV
Moors James, Co D, lst Bat
Cavel N N n, str Rame
McCraoking Henry, 4uth N Y
regt
Fn5
McKensfe 1t James
McNaliv John, sutler 10th N
Y Vols, Ari'y
McVey Ut JaS 3, caro- Of MAI
Gen Pc k
Eugent James
Opperman August! Co @, ,6Sth
Tegt
Paldi Mai A, 1st Mich Cav
Peck Chandler @, Co @. i4th
Heavy Arty
Pendieton Ma lor Z
Pike 1t Horace r
Rafferty, Col Thomas, list N
y V0l8
Ramsen Gen r EG
Rice Surgeon Nj r
Roberts Co y h, l39th y 7
Vols
Rob nson serg. Chas A, Co
ID. 6l.t NY Vols
Holleok Captain J x, Co II,
i04th N 2 infy
Smith Col 6 r. l72th regt n
z Vols
Smith Oapt Henry E
Schoop maker 1t J y, 10Th
regt N Y Vols
Einboinss John Fl, Co q, l7th
-egi N YNG
Talman IL L =, Sd bat I4th
ny Arty
Taylor III Col John u
Tremnei 1t Robert A, Co A,
39th regt
Tenuey John T. care Of 1t
Col N Z White, LIST Conn
HEAVY Arty
T,ssot Rev ch ~ lain o7th
regt N Y Vols
Webb Brig Gen AS
Weldon Cap: Jas, A q d
Wia.in Aug W, Med Cadet,
hosp transp Atlantic
VIII ans Capt y, Co d. 56th
Pa Vols
Wilson L, J K, r 0tA A
CS
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

~ line v i sail as an ~ Ss
Thnr dts morning jay - sying = INrs+-.---e<
passengers ~ reduced payape uut8~
Broad
STEAM WEEKLY TO LivERPOor. TOUCHING At
snd Ph,nde pha sean.s a,enf ,innan lias5 carry.
,ny a.. u,tad stat.- mails end 4 alernc thes
iui ,rowered yde bnii On 8 e.msn o. ~ felsoss:-
Ems R,'tn foss ~, yow 'roVy 20 INV I'll
80 ax.r enc 4. ls -, n,,, ron, ni.r a. North
80 80. VT '"' Ne'"s 90 80 " ~ ~ - -
'''ei' p.~r. ~ p,s..gv
pav,bio IN .,ia n. ~ a,,,' - .ns in r,rrencv.-
fs' ..u'n. .'''.' Tn ~
70 % .nra ..s.-s....- 10 - - f',lt ....-..' ~
~ 49, ~ : ir ,,aa, , riax, p,.,nen Koitsri,rn
sntryoro" n. i. h. :. ~. -, :,
tr,,. ~ ~ ltta w, w wv -, ..h,. e-s ~qa
fr,euta =. i 6ev M, !. ~ =. :, ,ia,...,as o1 W ~
The,s st.sns n. y ,'i... "A a,,or. ,or nsa
srnaers ara \ tr,nasv ~, y, h, 1. :" on,ion. p.nd
For Further H. fo,tnat "a an, i, t,,, - WILLIAM
TSMsN Ag,nt = water stre.,. q, Et,sro,v IN AIPY
MALCOLM ~ Er,rh suna.~ IL xo,ya IN n
Tw r. sEyuous 90; u iona u /, rivts MA. IA.
Rnr So'r. rson aes y.et,-.e 30. Rsnr =; in phna
cn.rss \, oncas :" pAbh IoIix = int e ~ no
u nrpaalyay n Y.
cyreAM TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW DUBLIN BEL.
yse n. A 1e.',n - tsp0 T., Ca ain C. 9 ar S
~ tptendpi to sait ~ Sqtisy Jn'y North
= ~ o mi bn r, ,ns ,fe,y ~ ,..'nop.gs Rat.s of
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

~ tins. II sail
Tnrr dtt morning Juy ~ wing q
pass'ngers ~ reduced payane In uuta.
States JOHN q. DALE. sgeaA
10 Bsoafvay
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

MORNING LINE FOR pEEKsKfLr. -ruB AURORA
IVA leaves Jay street pier d,t without exception, at A.
Lands at Thirtsth st.est, fonkers ha sungs Doobs
verplanrka
The New York herald., 1864-07-23
WILLIAMS 4 GuIoN, 20 broadway.
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
u FOR CALIFOKvIA. VIA PANAMA.
Regular sailing days'd i'h and 2Sl NJ each month"; sx.
rent when there Suniay when tho Gay Of Do
parture will bs the Monday &, lowing
Tho arst class sfcan,shit
NORTHERN LGHT.
David wilson, Coz ndsr,
sysn aa!l from pisr No. 3 North river
SATURDAY, Jul ;3 at - O'Clock NJ. .
The new steamship COSTA RfCk Cant. A. g. JoDea WI
sn-cerl thr Northern Light and sail August g.
- " 'n d. n. ALLrN,
No S Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1864-07-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CoSEY ISLAND PERRY LANDS AT FORT HAMiL
~ ton The NaUSHON leaves
Christopher street at gts A l2SP. NJ, JIG r, M.
D~v street, ~ An, isI IP. MS NJ
Morris strsot (pier ~, 10 A. NJ. {. M,tPM.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

q ss4t4 = lll11 q -
ensan PkkfHklre o. ARlfnkNsk n4fn faH 1rEt9n.
AH4 = tadthse4 = Nj 81 49, - = 1tFEN ~ 1
ssss eanset - sses1 - Aas kaltl <l1af1< - I -
bosas 8 y tsefesee tnllea = ~ El4e ~ ts1 8
and - se1se kastn4 klse l<ss4 . - f<elEs $40 1
ase k4ttfale - ~ ~ ~ = Nj fe4 e ke ls
- = fseesses1 So = e.Itt & y ..s ss.sll. leE.e
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

Alan4 { D. q ". u Aaeed az vflere. 4
gRvsE PLAIsrtFBs, on krrfnaSiz, sAf RE nIsnsn-
Asfs ~ 9ssess1 e Asn - = as.sssa alaa ths
o1Erf ete1E1 ~ Ian - sNfn1 81 49, kaena -
tasa a. efs4s a6aezlzEl s9s q - ssl.kl u - lnds
aat nett NtsFaasza esse y @psfgn9s, 361liie IA
fsr ~ k<E etN41 ~ anFikF tsa lffl - I1f
fRsaetf \ orlssef = sa1e te - H 6l1s5r
tflafe hte y - eecs - AnluFats 81 ~ "a 81 e.
HhEanff as4k - 81 ~ ~ tFsttshst SKA II a2kia $
asssss sss..sa Asl 90 ntlss = gsAinAea ~ s.sl1 .
g ss q - .. ssunelHAx.a4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

u = = 9alne - Is 3. =. 1aAssee.
TEsssfLlfeflzt Ok Agsss1slx aA9s TRe pETxspaaf
inacbtaf - ha n04 ah4eanaa Aaf hneesas esnnal
- eefsea slah t AaEfs ehaias4 p eraal altaehess
aE9het - fttnrHkis eaze caaFt aRFes,
sss1 49, is.tss = ~ tIetel y esase ~ - suss
Hnezxi'ie, - - tAF ~ tr5H, - 8 VI - eses
ses4 ei1A fsfea . = N1F4 el3tee 80 f solIeS -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

las.es e Ba54s e. Aaa 6kA1,yn esd 5tta & HslFelk
eeemake 2f1se 1854
IN Tfils CASE az APPEARING Filan
septl,isssstk III $50 s4sf =, "a - es1e -
1aAn kkSlsf resi- Is tSIs1I ~ lass & ~ MS. i|
ates d. - s1ztS - 81 49, E&If E5s1s 81 ~
kne1fs1 We ~ - 80 1ItR |ls Is s141 tE4t -
8s4i tfin ess tksFs ~ H41( ~ tt& ~ . n. ~ y ~ e
Nd - t6kea = ~ Aslsa ~ - b. s fA..e
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

ssssa Fi'A''s' Be- z Ess..' F'''ss's'' a.s =

Wlg94FW F1771l1l1 I'll q q
sfssss Efnesss
TT APPEARING Ffa0h THE AFRI-
rAyIT seess tels ssee NJ - ~ fsra sf -.
Fesssved ~ - eenesss hsE thak - csn4F Ysos1s q
lag s1nnet h esrse1 nFsq hR a9t ~ nse haFa4 hlsa
leted - ~ Rfepsytk y = eet as1psee - gnsl
Hsee q hp4eaF BEARS a ~ etse = 31a Nel11f Af
go ss.af xsas, &c - iee ~ & eszss te.is -
aas iesesaeel easi - = ~ - 8 Z
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

HEREBY FORM AilN Ali Psf8oNs
-. ~; s..ss s g ssss $3.50 49,. Ito ~
ieea $3.50 o1s aels - Wm. e.i - eiW - ta.eA ia
gssse afP - etsS - e.,e - fsesc,e1 Eaeg -
oetts1s HkEnIEIT6 SHARP.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

Azrtae 8. FsUess -. ssasssf W Haitsoe
TExnn yzAlRk1ra o. ASffpAFfT bAYa FsK DRFKkp-
Aef eehass - Asf aad shargses A.s ~ sranasy
hssa ssss4 As1flsss, 9asles e e tsses - kpahl
tae4 Ead ~ eEF.aa eela is43e4 ~ fsupeEtft
eF1ftest - 80 aeRz1s Aaa ~ 1zsssa spsar esfas
IN = ks elee b H1sfte ~ ia 81 Il EsfeA iaSa
- ~ e4ee ~ - peee1s1ea HA Is lHEls. = hsYthef
stdsfs1 sksa ~ estse ~ pa11Ala q e. ksaxsa WIG
:. ~ - ssss:ssass s1ya .,n.,.,rn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

Ktttism n. A.4fff8 =. 3. q q &c
ff,HR PLAINTIFF, ON AFHfDAyIT,
4 sststAs slAn4ket = A4e1est = ~ go = assesses
shnt psseess esnnet . ssresa e1 M, kael tAsi1 4 ~
estenaa ssis<hmsat nAett - fIna4 at1l laoas
~ haflna bsea Htft a. ~ fGtpett \ 4llt4 "
ssd 9ester tkaa he assfaH1 4tR bee1e Nh a ~ sss
Psseeefet ullA 81 Rsffs ! Afllr egzS lAaI ~ ile
y eaeshed bs NJ ascelstlge p<(s = ~ Ee4tIe ut
e4etkrA ~ 8 kE14zEoNs q 81
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

sffs1IR IfN1lTl S { 2 ; 6 AZ
- g. 8 -. &c.. g. !. s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

i
,s.ss etk1s' s. sE.s Ht ~
i ssss.ssss'ss &sss 4ee'se ~ m F1ff
= 1921 40 s.Ale fl.ts..z ttsl l His
- s - ssz1 q 4Is
= - a. ~ ls4 81 ~
ssssss ASsAl. 81 q to- ~
=. q ~ isls a ~ ~ etNfssa . - aEaA
- ssslSissf "a + S. iI'slsE s. ~ Nj IS ah3
81 - slrseis tettlf kitt .stl attlee - ~ par
fsa.s b fstf6s s. 6al1 ~ 8 4Ast. u 1esls
-. - cssrs = - rsels lele q sezt lsssi
"a - tassn Is lalsFlss sss etHins safaaBe Shelf
- u NrpANNB1is
80 e s AI...l.ss % s lsss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
S... s,.... 4 s ....::.s sl.'s.s. I s.ss

..ypEsSAs Az fRfuHHAF4NS " d. FlfNg
~ : - asssrfr4 team a IL ttnea Eiels et
- ID fs pssfricf ~ 3 ass 4easklste - tkt - ~
=. = se.,sAss 1874 IS Lessee z keSh EsR. Atlgetf
- 1890 sssaes ksr saaa psslflA - t1lf 81 ths
.s..a Ssslsu - Anef.es aealAn re ii q iAAa Is
ss,,T,i,e Esos eauais d 81 psssfI - 80 EsfsAa
-.s Il ses,ak4slaaa 6e stAsS ts6elk eEaEn4 IL shd
.,sriy = r. q ttseag sh AfA.hsl 81 Rssspes aefeliy
yss;zs 81 hesf iatefeefS etfslA, aiekiAe thss MA
:, y I'D IA Aeea kese<eft taltaa ~ Reverse Akenf
!. sssRs - sssi site esste ~ af i aid inf5sna-
- - sFsS saa ersrsi s. = free ~ tkasine faf he
.smal psesss sai sasassa Nss saensIeFS HEsaAst e
: heas ssse r,aafe tpisre - ~ fssspns eeaesa %
s,s,,s ; said lst - lss4 = spsel 1sn aid Nsals
!, ~. s,Sss Hsa.e n 6nektils aastsntt 81 BE sslh
a. 3 Sstss4hst lset. 4 - vssssA, s y. eo I'D
n NrnANNRis
ssfs q 81 nas1ka2 Dla e hsaa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

TkeNas tbtllIf = lliat3 Calllsr.
FNSaz P1kfHfffH, Oh ksE1nAgn SAYS fRa nEeHsn-
Ant = nf9A1a4 - hlss sna teak ~
cess s.nnst = eryea - ha hae1e saesea e. Gaai -
ta1hn1snf a1lt ~ - ~ tllsaans. FSInraHko
beefe T. - SeaFnlea, aSc6 81 - Fezes - eaH ena1l
aud ~ having Aeep bslsd Ne peaef as1rsf
&C. n knests 81 ~ ia - - t1ay, 80 q Ne nsa
~ ~ pfesee1 Nh passe b 4 ess erfared ia -
Wa sstls-ea $50 = D SouaoEn6N = III.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
~. n Bsaaner -. b. u. Brsnnsr
tTNHE COMPLAINANT HAVING PIN

Ne asasnasd sd sspPle1ssaskl 80 utcA rssn -, -
hits 81 zennessss et9eaos4 - eeaeee bl l11 ~
efslnary ~ iae cerst - Bsfg hai y es1srs
soes Kaozss Wa, ne1e sd Aslse6nat y bsssFs
tha GAancrzR nan11e 81 Ea11T - .Icge
VI ~ taksa csafs4sef es8 ~ ksarl49 legs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
ATPACHMHNT.


= jazz 1INt17F - H1lF1s ENFHlIl
fn<HK PLAINTIFF o. AnFsRAvgf aAxs 4ax bEHlNbANx
= sesf y hin ane haa ssDstsd eseae1 - ikils ~
Ne eole - iAat eena9t - seo4 $50 ~ htEnf
ebsaise1 asl eIlee1assI sfalng Ne ells1n ens
E.sefReaaa hc6fe 5ents ksufv tess e - te1ce ~
e7le: Es1f.sel - SD 1na>ts lhe4 ~ ets4aa aBpeaf
ha1kfs hiA ~ celep - ksalssfls, ~ s. eaf e
kzaf seat ST ~ 6fScI1ds1 alIA e paftss II u
Al ssfse ta lhl nefsa ~ p1eslhsa Ne fsHl seenlBs
~ 49, - Is sa-.''ss Aa'' sss. nEses.sp
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

- lsk.ss1 - ~ E's. 3 ~. szsz ~ a z
- llSIssf3 - StfI9E a4s4flf, - f71It<t ~ ~
11S.S Izkt ute1t1lt< - tk,lf 4|'t'f# y - tz74'<4
l7Sf es7 t1 81 et M ta h1i<tek s.1Et ~ EetzHkf
klsnl = Altse<A s ~ N4[F4 f7fst - e3te<t p - -
tleaA - tfh ~ att4f - n se9s se4 f46tt -
1HIIse, eedel ~ eeal 6fsStt fF449S = ~ tee
efsl tll Feliee 4 - f4fa3 1gIl1t4 y Eszs- y -
8 HsfNt ~ ~ - 10 81 Nss4ztlt, 49, - =
ts14 j. tt8 80 lflst y MtsEfa1e 49, sls.F4 -
stss d !. sesAsi| ~. & sAss. :
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

JaAs ksai 81 Bssfes;s p Asfvsess ed sslspss
THE C0MPLAINANTS BILL, WHICH
n b e6fa y, sesss lhei ~ asfsnssna SsEnrHl1.
sf1AsEy tfsesss 81 su y esfted EpSn hs 81
ssss Ne chaacssY esnFt q - - Nee4ay 81
Dseenef tsa ne1 sklrs akn ~ 6sa9e ~ b -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
Rsss1 r.. HERR. asd A... II Hgsas -. Ralsu- ~
Brs3fsFf. +
fIxHE nnMpI. NTa hill. ,zs.InrI

IsHE CDMFIAlNANI6 BILL, WHlnu
ssesn 70 anssss thss ~ tsfsn6anl NJ. 8ssabsad
ssais haSsl fhea ~ sFaafg e - s4enes - ss1
ea klnf 3 > pt1ssea gkat feeellsa y nefs ~ euef
desh4sat nsSeaf tsdfe fe Sansy coe q pEnil1la
~ q een4.s - ssnbF, 80 40 As y nass =. g.
u s,s.iss rs 3 ~ w. saLsRArrn. q AZ. s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

Kislisa n fe3a seS atlsrs,
THE COMpLAfNANT.s BILL, wEieH
ssuza - s,ass iAet 90 Asfndana Hnlsa >. fsin,
ss.ees bsyest ~ ss q ~ ssis, = sn1s - -
efaeefF pseesas ~ l8e oaanet ae}eu4 nFea k1 Il
tered taa puhtaiseh b a1s ~ See e1sessse Efeas u
nsesnigNs kBsnsas Ehs1 aet5Ise sa eeatesl = 9Fpqss
esfsfe ths Chsae6ff oeuKl 4af1s Re - fIHy -
Dsefstef, t1se aa befs NJ eease is ~ e
ezna vi - aksH senfl4ee 80 ~ 1eszea 9esee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
County Cenrt Knox County.
as.k Hsllts. ad-'n - Aaeske llIlis. I'D ssas,.

rf1z410N f0n AALA or LAND.
1T APPEALING FROM TIKI. AFFt-
bkEff II kt esaFlslslAnl hlsa b i ssss thai casss
Maa a - talpeaaenla has eaez ~ npa ~ hs 81
q iks eaa II ta ftale FsnnEEeat Il ae1a3e& thas
baAczt5sn ~ mnes ~ AptxfH.s Nk4 ~ Aar
essa ~ so casslse o sHkfAa - sspesF cseasy
Goa 4 - h4 ~ Hna4 eonntf 60 csar4 Hoqss - EaeE.
- ~ y ssh ssnIaas ana ~ 50 &c
ksaF3zE e. qRfta e q klss. -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09
TaE ADAMS EXPREs8 COMPANY

HAyIN0 opened 90 ufice In Knozvills with
pesJsm epnnectlam by Rsilrpaa ars yrepercd
% f5rwasd Moasy and Kxpress PackAKeA q charge
~ special nsaesengsfs 70 I'll pare q TIE United
eas- Asas5 fbE soldiers win b issNafasd Il re-
49, :. = - ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
spa5f @. N. HunBEi4 xpssA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

DEFU@EE8 WISHING EMPLOY
NEF1 rs - slists e eblslslps = spetIse 4 -
<sFt ~ - 80 4 - c1eH E4rHf feps ssshnf !.
sfk6f kzsfs ~ Isozsa 81 Is - Gts stN81nts esn.
RI - sIeea. AENlSI*HWAEzA.s
- Fssersl Aesat . = = AAsssssileu.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-09

3 UkSolHE ~ oEI1LB IN N
hfn ite tl1s q 90 es81tsy &c - ebes Hbesal
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
A Fleet Of War Vessels to At
tack San Francisco.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-The Tribune says
letter fiom cur London correspondent
contains some precise information on point
of information which has attracted little or
no attention. The news in nutshell, is
that at this moment, there is feet of six
rebel war steamers in the Chinese waters
These vessels were fitted out in England
by Sherrard Osborn, an English Naval Cap
tain and were recruited among officers and
men of Her Britanic Majesty's Navy
They were under contract of the Chinese
government, but when they reached China
Disagreement arose between Osborn and
the Chinese, authorities and the vessels
were not delivered but thrown on the Mar
ket and sold at auction, with OSBORN, OH
GERS, crew, guns and all, to jeff. Davis. 1t
is not unnaturally minated that Osborn
had some slight expectation of reaching
this result when he left England. Funds
for their purchase are said to have been
provided in part by the sale Of the rebel
rams in the Clyde There are now but few
American ships in East Indies waters, and
it is thought probable that this feet in com
pany with the other rebel pirates may at
tack San Francisco in order to show their
respect for British neutrality. The British
crew take an oath of naturalization as citi
zens of the Confederacy when the flag
changes. If, therefore, San Francisco should
happen to be burned and plundered John
Bull washes his hands Of all responsibility.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
From Charleston.

New YORK, Feb. 12-The steamer Fal
ton from Port Royal on the 9Th, and Char
lesion Bar on the 10th arrived this even
ing with the 9th Ohio regiment on board
A blockade runner grounded during FOG
on the 7th and was destroyed by our fee
and batteries.
An expedition left Port Royal on the
5th, under Gen. Seymour, consisting of
brigades and light battery, and landed a
Jacksonville, Fla. on the 9Th without any
casualties. The expedition will push on t.
Gen. Gilmore and staff sailed on the Stf
for Port Royal to join the expedition.
The British war steamer, with despatch.
es for the rebel Secretary of War arrived al
Charleston Bar on the 5th, and requested
permission to communicate with the Brit
ish Consul at Savannah which Admiral Dial.
gren declined to grant and the Petrol put to
sea Immediately. -
The Savannah Republican gives gloomy
accounts of rebel affairs. 1t says there is
only one months supply of subsistence in
the commissary. k5sE.
Three deserters from the 9th Penna
regiment were to be shot on the 9Th.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

BOLD RoBBERY.-Yesterday morning be
tween two and three o'clock, some person
or persons broke into the Old Exchange Sa
loon on Union Street, and robbed it o
di9fsfeht articles valued at from forty K
fifty dollars. The entrance was effected
by breaking epen awindow in the back par
of the building. The thieves ransackec
the lower rooms of the house, carrying OF
knives,I forks, spoons, dishes, etc. There
were two or three dollars (small change in
the money drawer, but, strange as it may
seem, it was unmolested. The proprietor
of the saloon, together with his wife and
family had gone over to Fulton to spend
the evening, and did not return until after
midnight. 1t is thought the thieves were
well acquainted with the house, as they
made their way through the different
rooms, in the dark, without making noise
enough to disturb the inmates. A small
box, containing valuable papers, was found
yesterday in the alley in the rear of the
saloon, were the thieves had dropped it,
No clue to the perpetrators of this bold
robbery had been obtained up to last
evening.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

The KELLY REsoLUTIoNs.-1n the House
of Delegates yesterday, the special com
mittee to whom were referred the Kelly
resolutions, submitted a substitute for the
Senate resolutions. The substitute asks
for the assignment to this command of 9
brigade of cavalry or mounted infantry
with a cavalry command such as would
prevent any incursions of the enemy
This, we think, is wise amendment The
cavalry service has always been deficient
not only in this Department but through
out the entire country. a good brigade Of
cavalry will do more for the protection Of
Western Virginia than all the Milroys and
Sigels in the land.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

ARRIVAL OF THE SEVENTH VA.-The gal
liant Seventh Virginia Regiment, Col. Lock
wood, arrived in this city about ten o'clock
last evening. They were met at the depot
by about one hundred of our citizens. Gov.
Foreman and Mayor Crangle, GU behalf Of
the people of the State and city, welcomed
the brave boys to the Inequalities OF our
people, after which the careworn veterans
repaired to the Athenaum, where refresh
ments had been prepared for them
The regiment now numbers but two hun.
dred and City men. When the valiant reg.
iment left for the scene of war it numbered
near one thousand men, rank and Tile. We
know that none of our regiments have
seen harder service or done better fighting
than the noble Seventh.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13

IT IS ASTOUNDING the amount Of business
that A. N. Adams & Co., do. One of the
firm is East every four Or fipe weeks and i
there Is any new styles Of cloths, cassitners
or vestihgs they are the first to have it,
and Of the best quality. Persons in. want
of the best article Of clothing and ut fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety Of cassimeress and vestings.
Their facilities for. cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste snd style. y \ nov IA 6m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-13
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SENATE.

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~ :" : WAsTNGToN, Feb. Is.
On motion of Mr.. Lane of Ind. the Com
mittee on judiciary was instructed to en-
quire into the expediency of amending the
present law regulating the Supreme Court
SO as to confine its decisions to matters Of
law alone, 80 ,fs. -rcz4
The Senate then took up the House de-
ficiency bill as reported BY the Senate Fl
nance COMMITTED ss.te1ds. ~
The Commissioners amendments were
mostly agreed to. They strike out all the
provisions for an increase Of clerical force
in the departments, and authorizes the
appointment in the various bureaus OF about
100 clerks, for q time not exceeding one
year after the close of the rebellion.
An amendment appropriating $4,000
for Deficiencies in, the the quartermastars
and ordnance departments was adopted.
Various amendments were offered when
the Senate adjourned till tomorrow.