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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-30
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Some years ago, John Mitchell, the
Irish Refugee, after he had become
enamored of African slavery, and
sighed for an Alabama plantation and
negroes, came to Tennessee, and, in
connection with VIM G. Swan, the
present representative of the Knoxville
District in the rebel Congress, started
Southern Rights paper at Knoxville.
The enterprise, like everything else
Mitchell has engaged in, proved q
failure. John left the country; and
turned up in Europe, where he espoused
the rebel cause. Having run the block
ade, he went to Richmond, and through
the fundamentally OF his friend Swan,
got a place on the Richmond Enquirer
as one of its Editors. He denounced
Henry s. Foote as a reconstructionist
some days ago, for expressing desire
for treaty of amity between the
United States and the Southern Con-
federacy, and combination to main
tain the Monroe doctrine. This raised
Foote's ire, and the result was a chal-
lenge. But duel was prevented by
the arrest of the parties. Subsequently
Foote denounced Swan as no gentle.
man, and the two got into fight The
affair came before the police court,
Mitchell having become mixed up in
it; and the rebel Congress ad-
journed that the membeos might at
tend the court. and enjoy the fun.
FOote is rendering himself contempt
ible 1t is about time he had guar
dian appointed to look after him.
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Gus Henry has been making Judy
of himself by offering series of reso-
buttons in the rebel Senate, quoting
largely from the American Declaration
Of Independence and other papers, OBJ
solete in Dixie. Henry is great parrot
He could repeat Longfellow's poem on
the Union quite smoothly, and part OF
billiards. Boston speech in 1860, with
propriety; but always sang small
when he yentured on his own pinions.
The Eagles fight was then not out OF
sight; but to the gutter. His ambition
is like that of the youth who fred the
Ephesian dome. His name will live in
immortal infamy.
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Executive Com Middle Tenn.

The steamers Herman Loving and
Weyfoorth have arrived at Annapolis,
bringing 1916 paroled prisoners. The
captain of the former vessel states
that when he left Savannah on the
18th, exchanges had ceased, Sherman
having cut the railroads leading TO that
place. 1t was thought that Sherman
might hberAte the remainder Of the
prisoners.
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We learn from the Knoxville Wing
of the 23d, that the rebels in East Ten
nessee have fallen back to Morristown,
and are likely, the greater portion of
them, to return TO Wytbeville, Va,
with the cattle, horses, and corn, which
was the object of their raid
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Il would seem that the pirate steam
err, Florida, had gone to the ''Oozy bot
tom of the deep" just where the Cap
tain Of the Wschusett ought to have
sent her at the time of the capture.
She was sunk by an accidental collision
with another vessel.
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py and oppressed people l want Ten
nessee to prosper, but she must first be
at peace. / say this war ought to
stop, and il this be treason, make
the most Of It
We have no doubt these were the
honest opinions Of Neil Brown, in
1862. He was satisfied that the rebel
cause would fail, and that, If speedy
restoration Of the Union did not take
place, the Institution Of slavery must
perish. And he had not word to say
against this ultimate result He felt
then a reminding of the old Union
feeling which prompted him in ls49, to
say he would not give one foot of
ground on Bunker Hill, or Saratoga, or
Yorktown, for all the land west Of the
Rio Grande, though all its hills were
studded with gold, and its valleys filed
with slaves''-thst he was "for the
South, so long as he could be consistent
ly with the preservation of the Union,
BUT FOB TIE UEIoE AT ALL EVENTS But,
alas, for the infrmities of human ma
ture. he returned to Nashville,
and did not find his views re echoed by
the men he had led astFay. They still
had hopes of Southern Independence.
He become sore and sullen; and finally
went South. And now, down in Ala
bama, he gives utterance to the misrep
RESERVATIONS and calumnies in the ex>
tract with which this article commen~
ces. He wilfully and knowingly SLAM
ders the national cause. False to his
principles, false to his country, and
false to himself, nothing better could
be expected of him But will this sac
rifice re instate him in the good graoes
of the rebels Never. He will con
tinue to roam about the country, as he
has done for twelve months, without in
Auence, an object of pity or contempt
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OFFICE PROVOST MAR9HAL
NASHVILLE, 1ENN., Nov. SC, 1864.
PrGEost !, Oder. vvrD,cr


Provost O~der.l
No. 246. EXTRACT.
s. In accordance v tn the decision Of Mill.
tary Board, called from Post Headquarters, for the
purpose OF preparing a Schedule OF Prices regula-
ting the sale Of Fuel, Vegetables, and other neces
Sares Of fe in this city. the following list Of prices
are hereby establ shed, viz:
WoOD-Sl5 co per c ,rd, REEF-lscts. per pound,
MUTToN-l5cts. per h, P0raroEs-s2.j 80 Il bash
fUREEPS-SI n bushel. CABRAGE-30cts. T. head
BUTTER-6Octs. r. n. MMk-l5cts e gu IT
ONIONs-S3 q bushel.
The above prices Will be changed often a. il be-
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof
Any parties selling m.AIarkets, or Private Stores,
at prices higher than Schedule rates will be arrest
ed and their goods eonfscaied. Az p rsOns rre IN
yted to report promptly any violation Of th Order
70 this Office.
BY command Of big. Gen JSO. F. MILLER
HUNTER BROOKE,
nOy27-l0t Capt. and Provost Marshal
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John Lsrkin, of the 18th Tennessee
cavalry, was found dead At Browns
banding, Tenn, on Tuesday morning
last supposed TO have been frozen to
death
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To the Union Men Of Middle Tennessee.

The Executive Committee Of Middle
Tennessee take this opportunity of r.
questing the Union men of the Middle
Division of the State, to appoint dele
gates TO the Convention at Nashville,
on the 18th of December. The people
of East and West Tennessee will be
here 1t is our duty to meet them.
The people meet to take such steps as
wisdom may direct to restore the State
Of Tennessee to its once honored sta
tus in the great National Union.
The dignity of men descended from
race of freemen and heroes, the main
tsinance of your rights, and The inter
ests of your children, all call upon you
to act as brave and true men. Come
forth in your strength to assert your
rights and TO organize the loyal senti-
ment of Tennessee.
If you cannot meet in your counties,
come upon your own personal response
bility. 1t is the assembling of Union
men for the restoration of their own
Commonwealth to life and a career of
success.
LEWIS TILLNAN,
VIM SPENCE,
NJ n BRIES,
A. V. S. LJEDsLEY,
Jos s. Fowler,
Executive Com. Middle Tenn.
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Brow nlOT has increased the price Of
has Wing to three dollars per annum.
Il would be cheap at sge donars
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Notions.
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Il ia printed in four colosB, representing
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in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
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OF THE
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Dancing Academy,

AsfsembIy Rooms, Cherry street,
OPPOSITE THE MAXWELL HOUSE.
FFlHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO ISFORM "a
i the citizens of Nashville, that his school 81
will open on WEDNESDAY. Nov. sth, 10 re- f1E
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advance.
Weekly soirees every Tuesday evening
NIB Private lessons given on application.
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A VALUABLE BUSINESS BUILDING LOT on
n Union street. between Cherry and summer
which we VIII lease for from two to five years. This
j. a rare chance 10 lccate on one Of the principal
thOrouglfsres IN the city.
ALSO,
A Brick building, with eight rooms. on Church
street, which would make an excellent stand for q
SalOon or Rest turaht Apply 70
W MATT. BROWN CO.
novzi-lw ID Al Cherry St
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Cider

06 BARRELS PENNSYLVANIA CIDER JUST
~ received by steamer Carrie, and for sale by
d. ID. DICkEY, Agent
nOy22-l T&D Broad and Hi ST.
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ConfederatesI

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Potatoes.

100 BAGS PENNSYLVANIA POTAT ES, lust
IOO received per stesIner ME, and for sale by
ID. u DIfREY. Agns.
nov22-n Il Sd Broad and High 81.
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Ms i6 int Sabre 1856 Der @eder, etnsig
uno alleiu ppn allen englil6en uno beutI6en
iGoliden 8aper8 (pie 0tihpurTi6en r~apitalen
9eutI6en gtngen bamaIs unter 8rpte1t
fin 6tllmpre), bios nm Der Gbr E
nes oeutf9en NamenS miIIen uno
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Die Ganoibatur 6remontS ertldrte, bebaupteten
Die bjeIi9en 9enlpfrateit, Die 3eoactipn oelelben
lei NIT 600 pom ben BON Srennpnt 1T Galiforz
MEN geitpblenen S6ien be ftp6e II ipproen.
Sir gaben Die 8ei6ulOigung 81, pplapten gill
tig" uno fragten, pb elm paar buloert r1agere
O9ien oenn cine 10 9roBe @ntI6doisung ieien
fir Die i6redlihe Nn9it, Die mir ppr ben ferdz
terli6en @atalumpianS, Soluble Bumps II. . 10.
nm Tremont5 willen allSgebulten bitten uno Die
un8 ielber 9un5 ina9er 9ema6t babe? g@r
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3ullmann in 6utter gegeben bdtten, pprauf
oann elm gang ebrli6eS beutl6es Wtebgerlein
aaf Die Office fam uno treuber5ig fra9te, oh mir
Die 061en ntdt perfaufen wptten lllo oh CT le
ni6t einleben btrfe.
Nn biele Srempnt@O 6ien werOen mir unlpiu=
tlbrltd e%rinnert, burd Die gleuBerlng zines
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periidert piro-bieier Sage in ullem Grnit unc
gang SOrnig %ausrief: yGs lit cine wabre S6an=
be Sn 1856 mar Der ,Weder" rabtta
unO iest lift ct cDnierOdtiD . wie
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NAL pieOer 5ugdben, baB uns Sremont, aus
alter 6reunOi6aft, penn au6 ni6t 600 10 bo6
@inen O6ien 9eidentt babe?
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Scr S1rico I'M Silhmclfcu.

8nprptlIe, s. MdrS. 9Ie @lrbeiter
all Der 2oupDn Bride 1ino binunter 9el6idt
poroen, l,m all Der 9altun Giienbobn gu ar
beiten. res;4r5
Sin brittil6er llntertban, Sbpmas @ispban,
9ir19 beute na9 benz 9tprben alb. st TAM NIT
eirem 8lpfabebre9er in bic CONFEDERATION, Inn
nit 1000 8funo Sterling, Die CT mitbradte, in
8auinppGle Su ipetuliren, tplrce cpnlcribirt uro
madte mebrere Sdladten nit, bis eS ibn enoS
Fli4 9elang, 5l e%nttommer.
&nprptlIe, 8. MdrS. set benz /.
6ebr. iino 338 llnterpffSiere ulo @enteine unp
5 OffiSiere pm ben 9lebellen bier angetpmnlen,
baben ben Sreueib genpmmen uro iino entIaIz
fen woroelt. Mdbrenb beS Sanuars trafen
ungefdbr 600 9eierteure bier Elm. Wdbrenb
Sanlar lno Sebrlar wurOen 275 Gefangene
bier eingebra6t, bon mel6en Z ben SreueiD gez
nOmmen baben.
Mempbi8, s. Wtdr5. Stab 8eri6ten
aus @idsburg mar Sbermans Expedition mad
jenem 9lab suriidsetebrt nit Nlsnabme BEG
II. unb IS. Corps, mel6e big auf meitert
Orbre in Canton (Dtif.) perbleiben. llniel
@erlult lit eering uno beitanO m%eiitens in 9tad=
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oieier Meiie iiber 200 Mann, nlebr ais Die
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Gegimenter treffen tdslid bier Elm unp perOer
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nod INNER in uniere 2inier, op6 ni6t mebl
10 bduig mie friber. 9ie stelluns Der Gebel-
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lanai iebr rad aftipem 9ienIt.
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Olus ShottnnDpon.

GbattanopSa, -. Mdr5. Gti4ts pi6z
BON Der Srcnt. 9ie &ebelen i6idten cine
8arlamentdrflagge, mabrideinli9 UNI uniere
Stellung bel NingpIb Su ermitteln; bieelbe
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Sine itarfe Snfanterie=G planne, Die auf &ineplD
su mori6iren iplte,' mar nidts als Die gstorts
elmer Nn5abl 8li6tlinse, Die in %unieren 9iuier
5u entfommen iu6ten. l3'.
9ie @uerilas bel &nprpille perbalten li9
rubiq. 9ur6f6nittli9 laufen 80 &ebelen tag
lin su uns iber. 9ielelbcn nebmen ben Gto Ii.
per6en in ben 8iiden Der gtrmee gei6idt. Sen.
Steoman tbeit tdslid $4,000 8aticnen an
8iirger aus, tpelde so Meilen ipeit tpmmen,
INN @abrung gu erbalten. Ile unbei6dftisten
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meroen.
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