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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
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United States Of America - District Of Eat
Tennessee

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION Vas
med p iAs DstEes cesT; raitsd stass. A KssT
yf eE Ne Distgtst 81 kss feansssseoa Rfss Az ~ %
bs1 tses, hIr gapss ?. esan Esg Attssssy of ~ r.
ssasss ~ aaa psFxs sshaf sf hs Uuits8 sfs. a.
ees against eps ~ % lad Il Lsssaa. Essae soy Il -
pistTk eeanded - the lots of WA ~ llsHanA,r .r - -
and Ea bSvnan ths ssz sstsd yFspsrfy ~ 49,
yssisfaa, and AgAast al ferssns iaEfay aIsvFsB.ar
yer etsfsss thefeta alleging thEt sid lets iahd A @
efstolre ss1ed ~ ksyecas AEsas, pu~s
states of eaEsss N sAid tasormatisl so m -
see SO pseJns he ts nsnaa process asa ssils. Ns.
ersf0Ts pursuant 70 the onisi0a4aSrF seal of "a Co..
~ asa difcssed thereby Eys pass aos-e "a al s. -
serned N interest n said oe q lSad, aPsss sot. ..
Cofs q ne Ceart Hoose Ia KneEvfs afsT-sa On - 80
day % hsvenbsF, f5s4, a. 10 ocorR sr5 49, IL
isserPase heir claims aAd EsakeshsiS aleEAthsas
B. MeDANNEL
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A Grandson or Gen. TayI0r meets |
tluerrilIas' Death.

The following brief narrstiys Krom the Louis
vile Press, shows what eatia~s May PFisg from
the loIle Of honefablv Hssa.
Ga Friday night tbs nth Inst. aIoas aiaaighs,
seven slen, names ankaasn. sent 10 the FesiaShee
IL John Tabor, Esg, Il HaFdis county reused the
family and inquired where Ne. Brown. drHfted
mar lived whose Fszideaos was ia the beighkorheed.
Thee strangers aesa FoeEiyizg the desired iaseFaa-
lion with c}osed doors, Bszt inqIiEsa who lived
thers. and vSfe politely answered Thsy then d.
sired Mr. TsbSs N some out u his sessse, whs de-
siinei the iHvtstion: whercuYon = vollay Ut small
arms vas 6rsd Al The house IN which was ks4EiFe
Tahar and wifs bis son and s0a-ih-lss, and dangh-
ten, and Immediately Of the tnEnates AZ the
house AFca gsB from upper WiEdow, Distant
abSat ten fee. frn where one ~ the stood and
almost imms3iatsly aadsr il. The mAa fell sad
hia ssI eosapsnioBs asd. The object II the men Ia
visiting Ed Tsbors was and l. still ankn0Sn.
Daring tbe night che entirs family aed fs0In
hoFns. The next DAY tke EeigheSFs Assesabsed and
found that The stranger k4d b@as sket ffon al up
per wiadex &tth shat g1za. inalaa With frx1n ten
20 Ageaa kaSk -sket Which estsrad tbs bofy In the
back luss below where the Bsrk iolnS the body. IA
space q fsEc e. three iBehes square and ranged a.
most perpsnsscs,iArly dssavssa causing isstaEl
death
Just bsilrc lhe crosl dispersed = lady, Mrs Tay-
tor. asrysd and 4entiEsa the BODY ~ dat Of Zach
arr Taylor Edwards Efandsoa % Gen. Zachary
TSyloe, aad the soa If Mrs. Edwards shS lives IN
she xieiniEy Of LszisEillq-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
The Raleigh standard.

A iase tssae u she Raleigh ~ c. SesHdssr3 hes
ths ssiiosisg
l. RscnH0sp 40 - sEkAESDKKKb We vsse
ssrpSisr9 and psipei II teS Ia the CbAfederass II
Friday lat broad iassmatsoa that Klehuond mar
be surrendered 10 the rHemy TIE JGpsfederefs 4
"a altsa administration Faes.r- 10 ScnicF EAis9 i
supposed - Be ia the confidence 81 the military ~
liberties here, knd beace IL ststements &c military
subjects arc entitled 30 usakGsa wesghE That pa
per thinks tka; eight shozeSua ussFe tresps fresa
this State with what Virginia can add 30 tbs array
soald cave RiehDohd Doss Richmssnd hane 81
that tie2eez ihseaa
We goald regard The sgrftades "a the eaPtufe 81
RIekE1ssd Egp-ense caiaHsity 70 the Ccsfpderate
Ws far tAe cassse Hosiid ne recSssR tsezs
the shezk especially Il shsrnaaa should tnAka gead
kss heia HpeH tho Stase ef Georgia. KIpsFisnes
hes sAa~H the uaelanehaly fset that every Sszaa
which has hsen oyaTrab b the enemy has been cab
staailay snbiasssei sad the Question N o4lea pre-
sssE i1ssif vita ieSrfl Eses esuiA North 6a-aliaa
and Sekh Gsreiina alana wsths4aRd the pFesxHre 81
Fe3sral aYaa. With Virginia and Georgia glysa ap
OF hsld ~ the szssuyf Let The afai sarsegls,
whether h 4 u END in victory r dis1stes BE- made
a. RiShmoad Every hope Ali thsnghts ceHtra
tkefes End ths god gisbes asa the aid IL every
txaa CSBfclssste uust Be- aireoA % the assesce az
kiehIHeRd. kEaEything, IL our hgmhle splnloa,
aeTepas IN holding kSchbsupa
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The Rebel Black Farce.


Tl,e rebel KevegnmeHt Il il saia siIl ara and lib
crate $50 e1e slaves. This can hardly Be, EoF tvs
seasoes Ths arst b, tiat they have pot - many
eap4hieof bssring arms within their Consistency.
la the South IN 1854 there ~sre only about ess GOO
black uen, intending free negroc betTseh the ages
u 10 and 50 years. OF tbsze, one-hslf are nov
either il The CnieA service. or Witkia The Chton
lsBss; and 4 must b. horns in nanl that nse more
thxs half the white nen of aghsins age haze SUD-
cieat strength 10 sPsss mustsf. Perhaps, sAs ne
gros~ owing - thsir lalsriois HABITS zad bard fare
are ak general rule, mere healthy aud Vigorous
bat Silt tiird afsa Be dslueasi ssr disability -
that, AFTER sakiag Vse.bza u tha sSo,s9o Cor the
share Of the United States GsveFnHent there xsald
reasaia s2s ooa klaNfs IN Jsfs d0nainiaas of The
Sighting sge; ard dAluctins ohe-third u these Cor
physical Disability, there would ls lea but gsz0so
eGciens II lis eosnHaAnd, sappzing that every
0ns should he brought iHto tise Eetd.
Bat such thiag was never heard &C since the
weird bsgsn SD i sinply inspaasi Me fsssy weald
saf DAVIS cot q hs1se and hsus bafs,Fes saslsasa-
nier, aad uAiysgssl stsFyStieR Npsla Asilos, syee
sHppsisg tAem % b loyal 20 the Confeasraey. Boa
that sappcsstioa, sca, AZ ahSardsty. Tie Dsrp
eiases ~ pass asdef arms the aofe aa8eor be viii
BE- IN IL b na4 st ali prphAbts thai thsy Noala
make sn honest Etana@ap aght against he Cnite9
States GeyeFamsnf Which has AlrsRay peeclainca
taesa fra, and esuplgyea Two handssi thossand Of
their black brcthsea % assist n irskking them
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

hhsse sko SOD llrsts - - - esfbfs
lie shsaiSsn - ~ IsAspla - NtlNsasAl = 80
de foaleSiae -. loess u 80 assepssais -.
ibid 3 4 - 49, .Aiauh s ~ * esisa ezea..'
aaslne Is y'ss.'.lssey q NJ BsehiAla
i,ee. =. isss..-x'aptaSs a fea Masisgis sss
f,sstle psshnsf b sss1th Casqllnn tFesYss S@pssE
Sjasss ss,rsp4sss = iAs Sezssae fsli14 Aiksn.
JsAs1 lss g tafe y 20 falsssa p ~
se 81 * ss.al q sia.il,l sfse. Alsisaa
vilh e CO ssasd z srah. 'sissA " 'hs Aisszasa
IS. t--Fe,4 1ssvah b aessss Tay, sstsa ~
Ian - Tie Steamship slss q he b "a as.si int
sd sgfxen 20 o. Sc Heath Careless sMl1nsae sa
Merrss Island falgaEs u 50 nis1mrt = rasafsrs
Jaa. ie'--fors. Isca.eu. s. PbIliv snd Plks. 49,
[ Mes UsieAns capiarea 81 ths Lsukiena pssss-
jar t4--tag6ase ~ PsnMroie Navy Yard ss3
FeFss BAfgaaeass end MeIlaa Mstss chasa shektlF
sfarwsrts saks essisaaaA Sad tbs ssess u Fass
P;ekeas egteHssees
lsa. IA sarfsades Of 1iialaa Re.ss Areas. %
3sH. si.l-Essv orls4s. Min. sad os.ssm Hes.
81. l--s~lsars 4 Little Rosk srssasisy Arlaa-
/ saS frDaas
rs6 ts--sssrsssl.r q Che rvvsaas 4 r O.. -
the Aiahams agiheFifiss.
Fsh es--pe0s isiaHal GsnstisatiOn aaepsssi-
Feb. p.--JsGeFsan bsViA u Mississippi AID Aiar-
andss Stephens, q Geafxfa elected Prssideht sHA
1 yics Prpsident
Fish ass--Sisa. TWisz. tssnsfsrs pubIsc ysspeFsy
1 In Texas 70 he Stale asthOritisA Col. Waita L,
/ s, A.. suFrsndsss san Aht0sia 30 Cod Bea. MeCal-
I loch and he Texas rangers.
March a~-~The Fpvenae cutter Dodge -izsi By
the Texas sSaharitssa.
Ia ssS~ vsssss se.~s~s.-ss ass.-aly r-Y-- - !.
foFeign esahtry-~ Tie sfeatEsst R7tsess-ssry per-
tiasatly remarks e E,liswS3
-Eow ali tisss were variiks and treasoaabls Acss
sod AL wsre o0asittad s9Geru Ma. LiBcoin anisFsd
sfhee II Is simply ridie1eas n say that he com
/ messed The sns. On the 81 April FOFt saso-
Der boualar3eii the lSss Il VS. surrendered
and on The lssh il vas evacuated. Il was nos siii
the lsst named date that Presbdehs Lincoin lasted
hs eEsl call Cor vohlHtoefs Psst down the rebellion
/ In the United States.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Rebels Falling Back.

seine 81 cur cavalry II The Plsias sYsszssd e
tAe sFidgl Monday t5oFniHE, and charged the
retl Ss', hsladrsd d w.stan we're iurkiag tehia3
bsst the3 taok fight It = nov lasipE-ls.si iiAi
M ssyel fsrDss are 81 hosFistSEn- fhe oijsos u
ths raiz--asr sch 4 hss iSs1. -ssdaiorosd sssi
p,seed under corBHaAsa q hpeci,ia gSaEs. has ta
t. gather az AL The eattje bsr- asfi ,>sn IN he
rggasry aud iali hsk s5sh thsss ., " stssTiis
In HirgHits, ssrser ca SID - ssissaEH ~ 81
Esst Teunossee trainers ssHsregaiea tbsas-
Well Ies thsn wake the u1s<i they csa Of their
Hi-gasteH Eains We shall wSik isfts Instr seI.sgs.
and ssaFscsse sii they have Ia behind We shall
sarsy,ris them, an6 snake ihssp tel ibst shs Jsf-
dan u se.sessioa i IarJ rad b. travel Trs,inrs
mus; Be- rendered odiaa- w sr d4@ag Gar pan
h ills Vol
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Refage.s lfen RIehmena.

4 e.'zrssIrsalaat ef 5 Nv Yssk pzper, VIA shs
Array q the JaH,ss psites under daas 81 ths iesA
as fslisSE
parry 81 ft1,igaas esssslstisE AZ kifs. tsoziua.
ehsdFsR and sHrses, agrisea a Gen. Terrys ffesh
e0fYs; headquarters tg-azy, They lea Kchnsassa
easly this morning, Aud eEssssed the lines unsef
TaFFnft from Secretary &anien
III 7 q, Il the wiss ~ Esr fsesaoa. IL Fraaer;eks-
burg whore sss fAn1ssy ressaed 40 - xishin sss
aN5s u shs tlase q thst tswh Is vAT trexsn TkeF
vars siaee resided 10 fsynrhlssg AisA wazs ssaeeiy
e Ih G9BfsisFaie capital
TIE afs0sRt Mrs Gcrdea gives "a fha efaaiiion
~ Affairs 10 ana ssasRa Hfehmand ass nea sIser
EaseFssfly fpm thst e sskssz l&iAiy ssyiraf fsaz
ii.sl rseisz. Her MsaRs e infeFmafknn, hsWssns
iAys bseB snlls, aad ksisg Lady u htek fsssee-
sShility. haF ssstasssats sse eatitaed % eeedh
ois statss that Riehmehs present.. an e pea more
tesH Hs1aily as5iss Large naahap u elEaefs ssl-
dsset and rsiGeHA n ia sreefa That thsse Il shun.
akhne 81 She nsesegies e lssa ard tlas aeseyshing
u she va q aelieisisk 4 pfspeftanas6ly sslFaa
BE isagsstsss aftieles q seaFing agPsra ere Is.
herbitanssy hsh sAa that sh0nae spun sxns1sk
Rsnsns TIE Ns8jshes ahd alase aFistsfafie sssak Il
BE gooas generally worn, o.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
sleepVnx Out OF Doors.

A sensible writer to Harper Magazine
for September, concerning this matter SAYS
q thought should never get 70 'seep
I had bed Of eornstalks, bat believed I
was roughing IL II was the dreadful ex
posture 70 the night air which worried me
and-not the proximity Of hostile balls and
haysnets And when | was aroused If five
in the morning, 10 continue the march,
actually felt more fearful Of beinR broken
down by want Of proper rest than Of being
shot an the approaching engagement HoS
mistaken cur nlotheFs WERE when they
warned us against exposure 10 the night
air, and sleeping in damp clothing, and 20
ing with vet feet Judging ifom = two
years experience almost constant Geld ser
vice | aver that these things are wholesome
and restorative. IL doss not require strong
Constitution 20 stand them. L Is sleeping
inside Of walls which ought properly 10 be
called exposure and which demands a wig
orous vitality; and II is the browning tri-
umph Of civilization that il enables human
ity to do this without determination |
have screed TO deliver some day on this
subject 10 misguided and house poisoned
public.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

The assssssss sss.s eessss kas sas i
sssrsase q 4ks nsAaissa tssasssa taas essnslaAea
ieas ana aelisk .Tss q NO 3 salss thskas
sssa e # ID. Dsvi
Tks egsxr slkizh . sss a.sssa = - si.ss.ls )
M ss,seha fir ~ soness sad passfaie pa4FFeses
- = sapssse easa. saAtsnad NJ. Fssas. wlssh
usy - nsseh nsafsF tue tFsth then 81 res psesent
kflS & ssF1ese thai fAfrS aFe several asustay
IN this siss ukieh s4e nseS The Supervision asa DIS
yeetion Il inteliicehs able stsd paiykale ealtsss
ss14.Na there Be snshes one FsFslssa d y h tie
nsnesNkfr af Z snSa 81 sskHsxtsseaf istsEfsss,
whass Athet lsers he4 waa az bsnsst ard tatsJetic
sssni suppose thAl nsaaisena eskt bssweea This 81.
p.r ard he asenfAasegsl hfeb aia g. a. eeinsans
astis all tha eaiaa sesfhbiara nf sls vlseinAge f
the fegsF9aaeat ef Stase dawn - de ie~ts clerk.
ship II hsfsaas azppSse yea sna ia ca eslamks
peaastiaas e sisaal fssgiisuaFiee &c istte braia
and Ne FFfnefplc sappoes Al The ksts Il kehle AHa
esrsfg ssiulfshssatls lsf1es ~ asssSf1s sssppt9a
sFsa thA1 sesA ataserzsi prplaetlea. as President
flsyh tsse AsaoB hsFanRaN that sirsa Disgusting
speeinea e hsStiaa sad hillinxseate ssatoFy test
hes ever ieen atteFpi esieide q 81 ineans AssiuHs
~ be extal IN the colmna q lhs paper. and 10 Be
rrsnouaeed alike vfse eloaueht ard 1ktesnhl Ia its
spirit sisa hesring. esppese h sasaise that hsst
sSsch papar 81 thia eh soa1e4Aas sasaflef scalN
hesR1 - similar chlisasacas 70 Hsn n Pewes b BE-
snsxsg ke4se5 ~ svsfy town snd village IN the
A4t-ito
independent psTss ~ the esuH4ry, whnee editors
rvfgse ts bewsahr kner - ssi sad who il il feared,
xal frnn ea9s o. tfn,a II lesl anessurhaa IN their
vscatisp4 b band rvvcAilng iinpSFszHt and snpes-
leg tfsshs kasss i9blie hsca shd ther aeiirgs end
40sAgA should vlsfnaIis be- ssppfsesd BE- l@tng de-
priyed q their editeral atre'tors- ask Sga sir,
would country n which zach peo<ecdfngs WE'RE bad
h frrss or weald perrse the knbmssssd patssnsiy
YEA ara nsy Ssaulry ffes Ssery lsff lhaI u Davis
vill never rvst sstsked ain l shsii haze esskhlsA
"a arcoastitasicaa, ecwsF he i every day s0iidi-
fsisg his power mere anA sndFp. He Disregard q
pubic sentiment Il sach n no sle and paisEnai
Executive Chief has ever befsFe skkihltsa He sets
Al nsught Al bic pwn pieAsnfvs eur - censdsrca
legislative enaetmsatS Thrcagheat the Ccafea-
esasy those She have dome noest 10 earn the esteem
and command the kaencS q their fsilow>eitIshA
with lgi few eEccFsionA have found thar claims 81
pTutn0siea dlsregarded and theiF naozt Hestorseas
achievements ignefed. Others naay votc 20 extend
this mSns pexer k,r HaiAshief. hold in ocntesapt
him and bis whole tribe II seSvisars aud nIniefss
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Lieutenant Commanding james Parker,
Jr., Of the United States gunboat Maamee,
received when lad, the appointment Of a
cadet a West Point, from The Member Of
Congress from bis Districf IN Ohio Tn
soFtanataly. Parker Was 100 young to enter
The Academy, aud his father, DESTROYS that
some one il bis town should have the ben.
eft of the appointment east shout for 5
boy worthy Of IL. la dry goods store was
\ lad. the son Of Irish parents, who. By his
salary a. a clerk. supported & widowed
mother aud sister The place was offered
20 hin, bat was a. first refused. - he dis
liked 20 give up the elsrkship Upon being
urged farther, the boy consented and en-
tered the Military Academy. To-day be l.
Ia the Valley ct the Shenandoah and his
naBss Is Philip Sbsridan.-Noe Bedford
.heTesFe
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step their Treason.

7, j. plain "a he seen th4i the rVtsl . de-
Ginning and that tAey lever agaih F'syssn power
IN Tennessee 1t l. therefore, time for traitors she
srs in srr1pstls with the rebellion 20 1850 talking
And esherwise a,tinz osa tgsasoz IL there's know
4 ssr- that they are - saslSiH the tsovvrussesL
,sv are 10 thrUx their weight and inheeace "a the
ssr - tire Fs&ersl Rrzas - once have thc ssIh-
t-v Pax tlesa s - the sysEstry. auaspE iheir
rs-l frisDss ts;k raals ara h'.Aigs spa es isa al
th,lf Y,-Ts-;y. a.ias e. pr,--3. thsrsf 8 sarry
IN IN wsr Bed ueeu have tsksr tbe ssaf.sssy oalh
:. disk - tbsfr evr sias sn3 the trsaernahie
ls,i. ~ -hsir Eauslias sd srs asa ~ The time
Ezss ta- esyiHk iaEs-t astigs TsS;iaz - fhe enc
rsv. -aertsirzs ssir spir and sorts sH3 srsstiHs;
sta esa.~ayi - obliE2gieus theg iEapasss sisaH
,aes1-sgre. ~ ~ the binding force & -.
,ak-a fa - ase = tsssL Such rssa, sfpa asoh
ssassrs ID = ~ g. - allowed b stay in she e-lh-
~ say IsHzer tAsn ozr sutbo7itsss can paa 'hem
s5r7ash ths 'ass AEd = the error of ear asg'hoF-
..5., tksi tiry have vsnsies IN sa.h men. AMI al
.7pe,l tt--s O. remain herr
Lsysl nsu 5ee fron iho alPsr uaasnsiss sid esisne
" hire far Fr0stoa hso the rstels in force
g. tAe euuuti.s Shave. They e1n3 live thsre- and
tbey are Ylgas8esea Of ~ they have wseH As
rsi.-l forces githdra % ar riven hsc lots ,g had
slsu original seuz-isnst, who have osutrie'atsl n
-,ery way io bring thi5reteiii-a. fth Into thi'
5;y scr protection, fakS "a '-1sh, and sre Showed q
remain IS soa TIE Fbeis cyssns Ia and car force
al back ti-se K lp hotaeive tbe reiels tbs
rs-1A q weeks q sbeervAtioEs IN rSty, sna Gel
Cnion saea. d-EaHiiy THAI they are rshai-, ksy'
t1an al tha uae. saapseFrr inseud " b. AHythins
elss L. these NEE b. sent csa and 10 thai sa,
Fat stop 81 ibe aet,si ssaea tasy reTaertbe esae'
Il tFs reluzilan
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

We clip the sslsowing ffosn he xs1soaai bsasfts.
seAssy Which paper ersiits Il - tss Baltimore coz.
respondent of the New Yesk Haria This b cor
rvboFsavs eF tAs insarualSa rrcsiuisiy given OF
ihs designs Of tie rebsls 10 invade The Nesth They
eashi - have hees Engaged IN the wsF Il invssioa
lfose shegaan sfar1asi Saash. FOR be nsw destroy.
ing Georgia and sesah Carolina
Bat We give this Baltimore icsteF lssaase Il |. The
lst index 10 the stsvngth and s,yeaassts Of Breck-
inridgr thas &c haYr Biei wish.
"These are sesae hsystefac4s Iagveuseris on Goa
ia CeatrAl and Southwestern Virginia xkich poF.
ffEla AbiRg4oa. near The TehnesSes State lire 30
LynehbasS sad tisa orahxe and Aisxand1r rail-oaa
frDua bynehhaEg h. GegiraSviis ara Ia Aetiys epe-
raiioa an.i trains xrr Fzlnninx szsnssaatIf bsren
al these peltfs Gen. EcioA f$rn4srss IN command
II he rebel dcgaFtmsak II Southwestern Virginia
Nm saPorseisa shsgf the cad Of Ssgssshs-E b. ties
iireekIaFsdga Nhsse headquarters al ytnesfEie
SNee thsi tine she sti foFces Ia ST thai part 81
Virginia seafA e the kenawsa and sAs eensay
rivers hare hsea rcerEsHiEed ard Aro saw eAid 10
susssiEt 90 i0s9a
ITke rehel expedition against The y erth shicA b
. take plaes sane i1ae In Neveshss l. sssli saiked
81 It klcbmsEal IL j. said 70 be under the Sirec-
tion Il 5en. Joseph T. johnson. The tnsess fr% -
coBsbzs ~ karlyz eurps nos ia tha Txllag, LoaR-
ssngets crfs R0w ST Petersburg sni the truops ia.
der breCkinriacs jest mentioned il i NOS baesed
by see reSe lssdsTs tlssi any further Rttanpt viz
be inside hy 6rs tirsMs 30 take either Kiahmana OF
Pels-sbarg The year, AID Il is tAoaght thai afsen
tbasssaBd trs Rndes tabgStreet can thrraforp TeFy
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The Fhllsaolphia Prise says "rhs commercial
crisis n Englasa haa' seampncel ecu mcnths
earlier ehaa 4 wEs looked ssf. FeaF ksst saoek
hanks havs fsSied gscSi ncrsantils hoasss arr top
ping ever eosamlSsisn merchants are axewiax
thssr Insolvency, manufacturers caHnot End saaey
10 pay their bsnas and have rsrsea With the goods
they haA IN hSud shipper are involved in the
general ruin, and The Discount houses have sheayss
Il bills ia their tiik the drawers Aad aecepton q
which are worth q tribe les tAAn nothing. Nor is
this all; taa na4nss gyod msuy d these halls
have been forged ca represent rsltiela psFsess AID
tks f.iiarus ra8eh every mail frum England repests
are fsE ssasuaily large aSaAnts in Consequence q
TIE szst spess'ssi0n. into, which the parties aex
PROSTATE rushed with rsckIesz Avidsty ,Anoag the
is3ers who have failed Tor the largest smoants asd
whp<e rrelaoTz vii reosve the. smallest dividends
are symPstkizsr. with he saith. who have guas
largely into tbs Coass3ass l0ah, trusting that aek
IN The esatFsbaad tE@sle u rasninE the Blockade
would 1aAke them nilliaaAires For ssich no hcnsss
nan eaa have pits OF consideration. hai ne may
cypress aer regret thai heavy oseud sheald resi-
over the commercial prspgts al England, asd thai
Al season Who's tie working classes there are gea-
orally badly emPloye4 aaa Peosly paia. The ais-
tFeAs in is4aeashire bAs immesseiy increased, ard
Sorse r3sy b. lsnkgd far during ,hs winter aenshs
noe al hand, TIE tornado which has eosaiasacsl
sili do saeh further mischief ere q passes away
II : eeFtAin. however, shss the present eosasFuiai
ard ssaBesar3 ditHcolies 10 England are the safext
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tsae q tiss grsAs struggle N which we sss sli
whether n tie army o. oat II 4, t.agagsd
.cIrr PUIS1 Nov. 'ia, 1864 Ieses T. s.
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degh3e victory The elnctio1 hsstng pzssed az
qajety, na b.-isbed q riag thfotghoai The land b
a sirtory ~essh taare - the country thsN battis
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