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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
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So fol- nuf SftnlI,6r 8snpu UrIaufi Btre'n
4uI 1rriiags rtn i6tm CnsnET, nm t2 iltT
Wiltaaf, am Sauir UOn g lOmpn Dpr'
utp, In gsparuiGb essa Gaunis, bas iOIssAbs
l&Gsbars psiIaltht 8srmRBfn, namIi&
3Wh fGwar,s @Sti&'TftrNs, 6 niue GaTria'
ltg, Elm MUIR Guss sgDnaen. Su'i,s, 8 G6nsy'
56littsn, 1870 Sstts 9lasn.0tIlsn, Snt Got
paatns Spti&sn. 1900 0ue 6idOrs' unD GiAsH'
pianfsn, cine Got SOnIps. Is Ssiis SGlttttn'
lGufr, 6 @fiss gannsn, Is SGasrn. Dridfrln, 5
nV& unferti9e Gdrriast 8OUirs. tinr Got 9pmU'
rtp rtu, O,itn. unO ibnbaupt sln srObss Af'
'orttmsnt Ondbi9s itsn ju ssm 8ull&snma&u
Danpwerf atO5rnO.
Die Gd&dlts 8fein8unBsn wnbrn AM ddee
oss g1iaufs ttfannt StmlAi uno aufwnEluns
p8strn wursn, EurA
9. 8. SaItidn,
af1anIr BON SSlpmVn DprnsY.
Dusmbn6 1864. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

bas- gUr sInlssn Enssn alnssn 8 Ssrrsn BON
gttuUna, ptnnfplUanIsn. aufbis 9dsS. unS 'rIe8'
ten rtton t,n trrtn Gag 5trf&s unO tlnsn 9dHn,
wst&r A42 Sfunb EOg. Gle sitnssn bisrauf iO'
sisi& ritbsr rad SauIs. unb tsstsn ben @GbaHi'a
hu6 hlsls Sasb 70 rt&t cut b'sabIt tatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

das~ Gin WauIbisr tann rurh rirsn sr3iatn
Stl1g 'insn QGpsn tBit'n. Sine 8rr prn BIZ.
an's Yuimuniidm Dafrs ttiIt an,n rp,b,r
sails, 5riIsrtsit, Su1sn uns @TFdltuna gar,
I6uG 25 Gsrts bic 9ry.
o. 3u batsn tti ben apOitstrn elrsal! unO
WaIiln, unp S0tn . Wolsr, Nlltnlaun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
015rocr pcrIrtl,fiIt.

y It imore, 10. Oet. S. Peter
SclItau, elm Soloot oSs liten Ddaware
Hf9lmentS, Der in GamoenItra6e, uor ei:
niger Belt, abitbtlib cinen ftsinen .9na.
ben erlhcb, III uerurtbeilt pcroen, am
81. eieIes in Sort Wc 9enrp am 8alocn
binseribtet 3u iperoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
Sulammtuhuuft DIR prdfDrutf4aftS elth
t1reu

6arrl6bure,7 Z. Dw. Sas GffEIOsaI'
GOllsa, he's Giaatts SniammtiIs ft bsuts In fsr
ssndts. .8ummtr, bic @atIttrt&it wurO'n far6
ben SiaaisrsirtlSr 'lnasisnbst, un6 bic GI'strr'n
9atm bann sinRimmIS trs Sallrts iiE Stnrcln unN
SctnIcn ab.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
SefentliGe 8enbu.

Quf Samita98 pen 3Iiten December,
I'm | llbr Na&mittoss, lOun an 9aufs rec osr'
lCrtnsn gttas 0tOr9t, tBtbin BON POu'
BID 9aunf6lp, Qt&a Guunip, fOlstnos bsrssIiH'
Sitter auf DHmlliGT g'nru SuInuft ir'retn,
iimIG:
Drri S&aafs, dn lua S6iitttn, bri ItiGts
Tf,rpra,ldirs, rCvOn ,psi sinasln unb fsppslt
astrautbt psrrtn fSnnn. rae anOsrs N elm sin'
ip6nniees 8riGirr, unN ale flno 70 gut ale nsu,
Elm I66n.s Giisssnnsb, SirIrss S&IIiitnIHd'
len. Saftti, 2 euis 5Jru&tuffe, tInr gnJabl @Ins'
isnIsn, Better uno 9tltlaOfn, Glide unb edible,
cine QfItas.lbr, S6rdn'r, tin &c&Uf1 mlt
Nobr, elm antnrr Sfm nit 9lObr, giffnIsatI,
,ins 1urRmaf6Int. sInr DurfiiOpfmaf6in', 3D.
Der, Gidnnsr, Safer, unO icnR NOD iins aTpes
Bnf6eSnbsir anosrT Qrtiitl 1u umfdneli& 80
msibtn.
Die 9sbnsunsm am 8trlaufstds' unb aui'
rartuna pCn
2nfreb 9sOr9s, @r'Or.
December o. 1864. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

sS 60 pirO s,fust uOn Den eiUIss In 8ranf'
re ID. Uoe, ale zine SIoT', f. Die ittnlsn In Der
g4dt far. WIt ibrsn rOflsn Danam un0
i6Wa3'm 9tar, wsr wOlIts anbrS tnitn. Or.
Sspau's Diusn pnitbttn nismais bic Sautfarte
ifBr uob sclunU be- juil'lsn earIrs srpbtrt a..
8d alien EpOtbti,n 81 batm.
9tumber i3, 1864. An
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
SOm Der NSOtOmGc 9Irmee.
tpi@tiss pepssaBa auf nsm Iinhsn fliSel.
6auPtauaTlitr tsr Yutumac armss,
s. Nrcember Nhprbs

9eitern frib bel Eaoe6anburb febte
ilb o1s 5 Grmees@orp5 nit Der 8 Oipis
iion oee 2. Corps uno srpei 8r9aben BON
Sre09s Sapallrricccrps in fipIibcr Ribs
tun9 in Seme9un9.
Sip iibtrfbritten rsn 0cttopap, StuB
an Der SeruiatsmifraBe auf 9ontcn6, OBJ
ne Bioerltano ju finoen. 0aierteure Tl:
gen ieoob, oaB Wabrnes DipiItcn oe:
tern oboeienSet poroen fei, um oicier
Grpcoition 98ioerifano su leiifen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

G1rSn bW @au,s 3u YttIaOhVtla wurNsn I'm
UnTCFnm NOnat stpraSt;
A4,27O @Olpmiin,tn, $4,000 SiItsrmiinssn
3,I45,O0 3pd Gent Siiids unp $4,000
GsniRads.
g8pbn Rs ssIpmmta ilnb, fEass man gar ntat
metT,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
Je0er IlIlO SCOeere.

b6- sd tts SsrIGtt Der Ssrf&isbsntn @utinsts
9rumttn an tsn SOnsrsb, tpsI&t mir 70 autfitrs
lid ais mSsliG 81 ssttn tpdnfGsn. tattn mir bist
Bc6s FsInsn Raum,-DislsIss fOiSm absr na&fs
DpGs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

baten srmoroet peroen-iie fino unuers
6noertibe uno unuerbsfTerli6e Menfbrn
bod boffen mir, oab Der uerftdnoi0e
&beiI oes 8oIfes fib nab mebr 8uDs uno
Gintraht iebnt, lpenn audi Die fblebten
6eebunee immsg noth fcrtaauleli,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

ISDis sunSs GAIL GOIOaisn wsI&s Dis 0tsbst-
fen ia Jslbs tattn. Iol'n f5 nur auf 2l4,0O0
bslduftn. glun mug abr nr6 btba6t psrttn. bab
barurlsn S'sIs ults untausIits Mdnnsr, anb Sna'
ttn Son 13. IA. IS Satrtn ftnb -gBatrII& bns
9nbs tir 0etrli' on n sans nate.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

BS- Die GOnOOn 3imrs fust. bic WisbntDab
uCr ensOIn Gsi ni&t uarmirsnosr Nltur. DIE
Snttr6sn grSIunNs wdtsn IiAn'v In isinsn ipIs
in anrH.n 5anCsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
1irurr 1lrnfn6- ftlarffaIl .

gl0icr 5aOpUd, Der lsItttriSs ppfOb'Marf&aa
bee 6m D,hifts. ii nab 9ufllc. q. o., ais
YrUfO6oMarIaaa Utritst, unO Ndior Uiuiam 8.
gn5s an (sinw etutt ais Mariaaa Hnunnt
nptbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
QOettrntIi6e lDerGammluna.

Ole Burger pOn Ss6d unb ben ansrdnj,nbm
GauniIts nnb niu&i unb snstlaptn, sinu Silent.
liGm gsriammIuns bsi,apOtnsn, rpsI6t auf WUa.
tags ben 9tsn Sanuar. um llSr NanmlttasS,
am @uftauir BON 6IiSt0n gObbtr, In
turIutaun. eGd GaunID, ubaIbaItsn wrhsn fca.
Tin bic nStbis,n S6ritts jur 9ilbuna elmer nsurH
9nI6uuhss. @tisaidaft, untn brm glimsn a.
..gaunn unb 5anbwsrfsr srssnf.tias 6suw'SE'
fiAnunss @sIs1f6aft fdr es&d County" ~ ttun.
Stas tabIrsi9s StipUtnunS IN nwarih.
@isls Burger,
December 6, 1854. L. ua3R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

EGr Gle Msbrbai ftr Batter atEabam." fdr
prGRbmt, Ia SbiO II 59,419. - Oa Fno NIs
WrGlslanilsn G6udII& purmssIsti.Tt pVrpsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

USm 8afbinston Serritorium frll
man 9oIo auf Der Sbcrfabe Der Gros
entoe6r baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
1Ius UennrT,s

Gintinnati, 10. Dec. Depcfbcn
bon Nafbuiae jeiaen Feline Rrbsbli6e &ess
6noeruno in ber Situation an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
Drufcr pcrfammIuns in 4IIentaun.

Nablt'n 8rtitoa (nibt 1oanrfta9,)
gto9nltt105 nm , llbr. uerflmmelt fit
Der Ser'In Der oeutib1n Qreie pon penns
pIoanlen am ,,NUcn oauie" in QQens
{ QtiT,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

E3T Die 0rbrtst I'm Siaat Snpiana fiir ,,ur'
Gle Gbb" ia 20.I99. .-au@ niGt fbls6t !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

PWV VIW3KENE H'HDFEETUKTNF VT PFNHIYK-
panirn.
9arriSbure S. De- Sd tsr ltbttn
WubI 1,b In YsnnIpIpanIsn nit btm SOlbatsnUO'
tum 572. .697 stImmsn atstsstsu wOrSsn, baprn
fsIm auF;
DIE linonS. elsaUren 296.389
hRsmOetutiStsn glsStuwn 276.309
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

T Gs III bei Detroit bic gta6ribt
sin8e9an9sn, oaB Gin Rebellens SrslfSu0
e'een irnGn pIos i'm Sanee fsi.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13
Qe61 G1untD

am Gamaa9 bfn 7tsn Sanuar, na&lent. um 0
llbr 8crmlliaas .--Gins @abl fir Ssamtfn fir
rns .Intrfthnbr Satt pIrb abssbaltsn mHbm, une
70 wirb aud ras Gfiilrmrnf bGr iibrlitsn Hf6'
nuna laitfnpen Sin 8'ri6lub purbF etsesm
Idspn pnfirt. bnb fiin Collector msbr nneslsGi
tpub'n foll-bab abr nllss 0tlo an btn StustGr
bt,ablt w,Ibtn mu6-unb bab ale SOlGs wtl6'
tdnsr ala 8 Sabre In glddfanbe fab, birna6
nGtmiGr als TitatieOtr anatncmm:n tptrtsn fBn'
nsn.-DGrftlIeit 9tiwpbnura III Tpnrtst.
Robert DbCriY, Stirttdr.
GHsmtE t3, 1864. Ea9m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-13

Unions @strtst 2O,Osi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

"These two hundred and seventy off,
GERS represented two hundred and sixty.
three different regiments in the field"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

The ARMY AND THE CHICAGO PLAr-
FoRM.--A private letter from Annapolis
says: Yesterday we organic ID meet
ing Of the wounded off GERS here, and al
ter some speeches aud the reading Of the
platforms, took vote, With the following
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
THE GATE CITY,
!. SATURDAY, SEPT. II.
oNTuE CHICAGO sURRENDER.

wharf ros.t the white Gag when orr tumpn = nign
Wssi, crouch before Treasoni make Freedom sie'
What, spike all our guns when he Toe IL AZ oSY
A,s Tho "a oS of his nj .ck banner dropping away
Tar s,xn the strong name that our nation has won
down brave bird fvin It's home IN thesun
u,s coward who shrinks from the iff Of the sword;
r.,s /, tvaitor who raocks at the sacrifice poured
Nsmele%s mn homeless the doom that should blast
The sna,e who stands idly till periis are past,
Rut he who submit. when the thnnders have burst,
navctury dawns. Is Of towards the worst
Is the old spirit dead Are we brokep and weak,
That cravens 80 shamsss sly lift the white cheek
To court the swift insult Nor blush at the blow,
The tools of the Treason and friencs OF the foe'
See Anarchy smile At the Peace VIII CHI they ask,
An1he eyes OF uisanion flash out through the ask.
Give thanks We brave boy. who by vale and by crag
Bear onward nnfaltpring our noble old flag.
Strong arms ~ the Union, heroes living and dead,
For the blood of your yaior Is usels sslv she'll
No soldier green ianrei is promised You here,
But the white rag of sympathy softly shall cheerl
And you ye martyrs who preach from your grave
How cAptivcs nugsed by the masters of slaves
o. living. stin finger in shadow OF Death
Pua the starved muscle recall the faint breath,
And shout, till those towards rejoice the cry:
"By the hands Of the Union fought for die -
By the God of Fathers this shsme must share,
But grows too declaring fer freemhD 70 b-sr
And Washington and jackson will In their graves
When the Cnion shall rest races Of sls,es,
Aud sua3ered, exist as nation no more
Il BssARD TAYLOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
1.saIrr. m, July ,e,h. rec.

a., y.
Ioux n Ryoon E,a-Lsar asv: lave he.us sui, rer
for III th ChfoI.c EleuRntiknl ard take g1tGt
,tcasryc i, lalls mhId tcsf
r.i:. S,arfe - lie the rreinr inF that siss see
az H. 70 .r heard Of WHEN commence tAkre IL
cn,s5 hardly walk sit sriai. great TIE Trin,
~ i, three ays free iTera il aud MY legs arr TOR
ho frst tu,s In yrHrk free from pain, ard re,
;,hIe that .hins would he darciug s.l the wlk If il
M ,,ot ct mich for music But Fir, ii il e idid
,ss;sipe sI would recanmend all those asictd with
hrs diser.ct ", H. have si found Capt rlend
4. friend Of Enine1 bis back with infannssory
ma tim and told him aiat your medicine DID Tor
he will send u Won Tor sone ~ IT, Enclosed please fud
two dollars and send me tao bottles Of the Specific II
should not need il s~if will give II 70
does for there plenty that suffering with tn,
diseases that nnacquafnfed with your Specific
think that Jon ought to publish 1t in every city the
Union. Very respectfully. yonrs
Carr. JAMES VI. BROWN.
Residence, Chicago III.
P.A Send medicine TO care OF b. y. W. Mhfman Chi,
caro J.H II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17
The sEIrit OF the Com promise a
che UntOn as ~ was.

she Union as ~ was.
eTo restore it and preserve it (ihe
Union) in the same spirit (of compro-
mise y mus. prevail in our councils.
lGeorge B. Mcclellan.
As for an example:
Slavery restored in the District of CO.
lumbia.
Slavery allowed free course in the Ter
ritorits.
Slavery allowed three fifth represen-
tation in .our councils"
Slavery must not be discussed in the
North, and must not be mvIested in the
South.
Slavery must not be spoken against in
"our councils on pain of assassination
Slavery must have special laws for ts
po;eciion passed in Tour councils" and
every man of the North must BE- convert
ed into slave catcher for the South.
Slavery must dictate the contents of our
school books, the phraseolagy Of our ora
tory. the opinions 81 our pu pit, the senti-
men,s of our hymns. and the things to be
asked for In our prayers. p
Slavery must be allowed The use of the
United States troops to restore fugitive
bon loen to his meek aud kindly South
erD owner.
SIavery must be INDUCED In the diver
sion Of gaggiug, mobbing or numbering
who's ever does not do It's bidding anu
keep sileneein its august presence.
Such is the 'same spirit Of com promise"
which prevailed SO long in tour coun.
ci's," and which Gjneral Mcclellan pro-
poses TO restore to our councils. Shall
lie have the opportunity?
Such is the s'Union MS it was" which
General Mcclellan would hunt up again,
ans bald up again, in this country Shall
he have the opportunity
The ARMY AND THE CHICAGO Plat
FoRM.--A private letter from Annapolis
says: ~ yesterday we organ.z I'd a meet
ing Of the wounded off GERS here, and. al
ter some speeches aud the reading Of the
platforms, took vote, with the following
result:
For Lincoln, s37
For MCCLELLAN, SO
For Fremont
$40
"These two hundred and seventy off.
GERS represented two hundred and sixty
three different regiments in the field
s@- Judge Dean, Democrat OF New
YorE, said in the Park last week:
"Within a day or two Benj,min +
Butler would be 1T the Fifth Avenue Ho
tel. [Groans Was there not spiri
enough in The city to protest against suci
an outrage! Cries of 'yes!' and cheers.
This Is as cool as a watermelon. Ii tn
Democratic party should gain power. ar.
they 10 tell Union men what hotels he
shall stop at? Whether General BltleI
always prefers The FIFTH Avenue we d.
not know; only We know tina. he long az.
determined upon a ''house with all tn
modern improvements. II Ind ependen'
ETA private letter frcm a citizen {
Maryland. who has never before vote
with the Republican, or an anti SLAYER
party, says:
'sThe loyal people of Maryland are goip
for Abraham, and you must see 10 it thu
his own State docs the sans The Chic,
go Convention was Southern ympathil
ing concern. It's President is as mucl
in rebellion against the Government az h
dare be- Macs letter is line with tv
no bsite1 with Two kinds of bait II
won't catch anything but fits"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-17

From the Hon. Jvrcs LcRr OF the Land Court
ST. EGuGs Teb 2atb 1874.
J. IT. RLoor, Ese-rcar Sir have trietl teGf haer-
u1atisni Neeslria- and Gent ssosft ard 1--we ID
great relief from it when other remedies have failed
think il very safe and reliable utaicinr.
VERY respectfully, .err frteId
c. II. LORD.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
( Robert RaHlseI About!

= a promising youth. known - ';isoe HAM
ssF.Is the son Of old Nectainburg. has ibeeu
prowiing abort b. sseen tte rivers east Of
here for two OF three weeks, sending mes
sarss into town and threatening Whist he
would do suzas OF these days Nhssaver
he may conclude TO de. be bad better 10
soon. as he is one Of the rnurderers Of fieres-
and his friends boast that be pulled the
trigger thai. deprived Pierce Of life and
made his children orphans No proclafla-
ton Of amnesty, no oath of allegia'see hf
can take, or bond he can give, viii secure
him life IN this community. let the wa
terminate a. II may and when y may tili'
murderer can never eireniate IN this guar
ter, without having shown 90 him that mere,
he has shown to others a.zs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Trsae Regulatlons..--A Noliee.

+ I. As ono Of the Assistant Special Agents
OF the TnOasaFy DepaStaehts having con
trbfof The Trade Regulations ks ~ Hast
Tennessee. have been 100 lenisht, too ae-l
commodating and IN ny desire % have
supplies brought into The country equal 10
The demand, ( nave extended privileges that
4 promise 10 tie future 10 eartaiI and to
teAss totgivs iss SIS = essssitz -.
arg. ffefsAites mon who have been active
md bisasr rebels shah not have my sig.
nature 20 any permit Is sell goods. or 70
aeAl Ia cotton or tobacco lhey may take
an she baths prescribed By the President,
hy Congress, BY The military, aud hy Gov.
lluassoN ana with their bitter prejadiees
resaainings and showing themselves by
Etlssir eoilyersation, tlieir associations, their
sanalng, and their conveying Of news to
TIE retsl aathorisics, my signature shall not
as4s balsaaf up sAeh men!
q. Islyai hcn who have ob;alnsd permits
70 open trade stores. aud afterwards have
askesa SIisioyaI 1nca in ~ partners and clerks,
will upon applicAiion fbs renewal, befsfasei
mSst positively. And fhehl secretly using
tho find Uf'rebels, II ] can make the proof
sslsail have their business houses closed and
ithsir goods tonascated. 4 have the au.
sthDsiby, and am resolved 10 exefciseit
- q / am going in a few days, TO cinein-
lnati. % eouier with the Supervising Special
tAeept. and 90 have several questions set.
14lesl ii which Rasa Tennessee y Interested
4alsaestlons raised by merchants and by
] persons smuggling whose goods have beer
j sesxed s
8, shall apply f0r, authority b iacreas'
/ my police lorcc, and when this 10 done, a:
j II 10 doubt vill be, fwia seize and coffs.
i cate al lots u goods brought into towns
not open % trade The towns open ar'
Knoxville, Loudon. Kingston, Clinton ant
Jacksboropgh, :, |, therefore, warn men whc
have opened stores at other points of wha
awaits Them. =, 90 -
9. expect " authorize trade at othe
towns very soon, hut this can nnly d.
with the advice and consent Of General
GnAsr and sciiorikLp. with whom shall
|, rousnA upon my return from Cincinnati.
"a w. q. BRowsLew,
.lss sSp<eiat Aysat Treasury Opt.
AKnoxviile, Feb. -, 1854 ssi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Kpeullls, ss.urdss, FEB. y, 1854.
Melee q subscribers.

q eOasyaafuts reach rs from "a the sur
rouaalng c0antsy Of the irrsguIarisy lth.
which our paper 4 reeciYoa. There II no
remedy Cor the evil until Fosslar saailalars
,essahlissrsSl, aud this Nc hsvsfcasea 70 be.
lisse wa be done beltRe long For The
: ptSSens, our ifieutls up the country. and
south 81 tho IIolslon and Rrahah hroai,
!, mast coa,iase 10 send 10 OHf prihsifsg mice
abr tasfr pNpeFs - @
New SUBSCRIPTIONS and advcrtiscraehtss
sud the pay Cor both, vii be rceeiyei bY Mrs
HAws, oar Fireman, and The maaagOrok abe
affairs in the efacez We shall keep dur ma,
! SAine r4,sSias.s If fife q spared ard when
the weather improves, Che leaves and bioss
SONS come out, ne shall run upon an i'm
proved sasesfe,ts, pitching hato robsls and
) rebel sy4npathizegs. and doing ior them what
they have deserved showing up their VIE
iainy. toryisils. and iafsrnst purposes. i,
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snsgI en- peace d. dEIgrtsl Of
& 81 h a ..sia n k,oss an Ifen1ei
alsas. u 1ihgnl II Be sfprssst.I
|ualen msu b a aKlf fseS % country
81 sst more than sayags beasts rho have
. long pursued them.
THE folason River courses through The
filare valiey Of Eslss tennessee, nosing H.
self ID de Tennessee twenty miles south Of
Knoxville, and i nsvigasle Ior small class
Of steamboats, nine months IN The year It's
tributaries above Knoxville are Pigeon.
Preach Broad, ehufky and Watauga rivers
bseldss iiamefsas EaEgs tfesks s,1Aseient E,r
ali manners 81 machinery Below Knox
vile Il rseeItes Little River. e1inah and
TIIwassss rivers TIpete Is no better wa;ered
country Oh shc eontlns1t. ard wherever vel
watorsd, itissqaally we'll simberea, adapted
10 tbs nge "a progress IN wlielIws i've. and
10 the enterprises 81 men Of genius and IN
DUSTY whemthis sar il ever, this win
become What nature intended it should be
iz4she enrslsn spot 81 ali tho border States.
Gold ftas been found 10 eobsi8icfabIe qnan-
tiiies bat the hsost abundant metallic min
erals afe iron, copper, zinc and lead. Coal,
Or = superior quality. aBoapsis, and special
is ii al the c0nnljes bordering on the Cum
bertrand Maintains There are also gypsum
Of a fihc quality. beaatsfIIi varieties 81 mar
bic, nitro, slate and salt. SSH has been
manufactured within twenty-five miles Of
Knoxville. in Anderson county, but the
| works w,re Abandoned for The want Of
capital The abuhdaBce Of accessible iron
orc, bltumin6us coal, and water power, viii
attract capitalists and enterprise A. sooH IS
/ this war Is over. Thousands IN the Federal
| army have expressed their admiration Of the
country, and they have seen il under the
most uniavorabls circumstances.
Knoxville Is the metropolis Of East Ten
nsssee, and Is one Il the hrss towns settled
hin the State. 1t Is situated in the middle Of
East Tchuessco, both rs TO cast and west,
north and south. A railroad must be baiit
| from here to Kentucky, and viii be daring
the next one Or two years. We slreasly
have The great road connecting as With
! Nashville. We want in KnoxviIse even
now, carpenters, shoe and boot makers, ma
ichiHests. aud al the varieties Of mechanics.
We want saw mills % cut up our lumber,
/ pine. poplar. walnut, oak, ash, and other
vsrfcsias. We want planning machines,
cabinet.shoI.s, and ether establishments too
tedious to mention
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Tke SITUATION.


sThacr this head newspapers generally
rive tho st,sailss of eonlendiAgl aEnalea as
Gar a. they have the inGsrnsalinR. Ii will
: take ! longer lisaaediaaaa than Nc are to
give the sitnatson 81 tlic 'e6utsusting nrtnies
here. Loagstrees i cersainIs rsreatiog,
aud that upon an Improved sOAlef leaving
nothing Of his in his rear, and butlitiss be-
longing 10 loyal citizens
Our ar,ay IN Fore. s5Sk sfaer them on
"Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
eoing east. on both sides OF the HolstoH
river, driving the ehivalry faster ihspIthey
have beem accustomed m iEavel We are
slookiny for stlrriag aeyes, fFevi'iesi always,
tia, we can cyertake 'fhe best blood Of the
South, or come up with Aihe flower Of the
Southern youth. 81
of one thing our distant friends may rest
satisfied. and that Il. that the rracss VII iys
driven out Of East Tcanessee before ihis
campaign closes. We understand thaesien
ScIloFlEtR Viii give them bis psesahsa attcn-
ton! @ Sss