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Glorious War News,

We take from last evenings Bulletin the follow
ing "gad tidngs of great joy and the first re-
Spouse to the convention of traitor. nj Chicago
An hail Atlanta One hundred guns for the sur
render of Forts Morgan, Gaines and Powell New
err forget the 500 prisoners, the 100 cannon and
the six months provisions. Let all the world of
rebels know that their ram, Tennessee, and other
riratcal vessels have been corncrcd. Tell them to
send out Wheeler and his thieves upon another raid,
and Sherman will attend TO their interests in Gcor-
gia
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 2-l Pm.
From telegram just received from Capt j. G.
Vanduzcn Assistant Superintendent Military Tclc-
graph, we learn that forces entered Atlanta this
morning, and that fighting is now going on below
the city We expect TO have further particulars
this evening or tomorrow morning
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 2-2l5 Pm.
Heavy fighting going on twenty-five miles south
of atlanta.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. ..
New York Hcralds Army of the Potomac cor
respondent says a mysterious looking formidable
craft is lying in one of the James river creeks
She appears To be waiting for of the monitors
up the james, when she will run out run out and
cut off retreat. The rebels are erecting batteries
TO command our position at Dutch Gap.
Grant has issued an order that the rebel deserters
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Late and Important News.

The following dispatch from Governor johnson
shows that the rebel raiders are at work in Middle
Tennessee:
NASHVILLE, Sept. lst., 1864
portion of The road between Nasty lille and
Murfrcesborough has been torn up, and we fear the
road has been injured beyond Murfrecsborough.-
Our forces are in pursuit-will give them lively
tlnNft ANDREW JOHNSON.
CINCINNATI, Sept. lst, 1864.
The rebels are still in the Shenandoah Valley.
There has been brisk fighting at Smithfcld, Va, and
the rebels were driven back.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 90 1864.
The Richmond papers contain Mobile dispatches
of the oath of August, admitting that the, Federals
have taken and hold Fort Morgan; VIII ether sur
rendered or blown up is not known.
CINCINNATI Sept. Ist. 1864.
The Chicago Convention finished yesterday by
nominating George b. Mcclellan for President, and
George H. PendletoH, of Cincinnati for Vice Pres
dcnt. Vallandigham and other peace men accept
the nomination with i'll grace, and are apparently
much dissatisfied
This is a wonderful ticket George the First,
and George the Second The latter has Il good East
Tennessee record. From the time Lincoln first
urged the construction of railroad TO East Tenncs-
see until now, Pcndcton rs the records show, voted
against the measure. lie saw that such road would
damage the South
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Death OF Morgan!
Capture OF his star OlllCers!
Rebel Force Dispersed!
So Prisoners brought In and $50 killed!
A Perfect ROul OF Rebel Thieves!

The following dispatch is from Gen, Gillian, who
Is in command Of our force, east of here and who
is doing the service of Grant or Sherman in East
TENNESSEE
BULLS GAR Sept itl 1854
10 GEN. ADoaor, Gen, Tlso,I d,ld Dr.. Bro,cniow !!
surprised defeated and killed John Morgan AT
Grconeyllo this morning, The killed are scattered
for miles and have not vet been counted The
prisoners captured will probably number from 30 to
loo. Among them are Morgans staff Captured
one piece of artillery and caisson. The cncmys
forces outnumbercd mine but the surprise was COM
plctc. ALVIN G, GILLIAN
John Morgan is no more And when he died a
THIEF and n COWARD expired He was killed in
Mrs. Williams back yard, or cabbagc-patch, slulk-
ing from danger. He was shot through the heart
by Andrew Campbell, of Company G, 18th Tcnncs-
see Cavalry, while trying to escape, There should
be salute fired IN front Of crery horSe-staJie il, tho
tand in honor of his DEATH And all fine horses
and wuteS should be notified that they may now re-
pose in quiet at night and Craze in peace in the day
time.
Morgan leaves n large amount of gold and green
backs cotton and real estate the proceeds of his
theving exploits resulting from untold murders and
robberies, through u space Of three years. " no his
legal heir will be difficult to SETTLE His first wife
was the sister of Col. Bruce of Ky. She died in
Lexington from the neglect and bad treatment OF
her dcbascd gambling, and theying husband, His
second wife was the nero ioe,ich he had with him
during his residence in this city She is in Ken tue
ky. His Hird pife is the daughter of Chas. Ready
of Murlreesboro, and she is ut Abingdon, in Va
Our own opinion is, that the negro ,ocrch has the
Oldest claim upon his estate but leave this rave
question of law to be settled in the Confederate
Courts, or by special act Of their Congress.
Gen. Gillian is in eur town, and brought withhm
SO of Morgans men, on Monday evening, VIII We
saw turned over TO the Jail we were once an in mate
Of Some Of them were barclootcd, and bare head
ed and barc-backed, All looked dirty and mel IN, II,
though they were lit subjects to be commando by
a common horSc-Hig.
Capt. Withcrs, of Covington, A. A. G., Captain
Clay of Lexington, son of Thos. II. Clay, and three
Others of Morgans staff, are among, the prisoners
Young Clay is pretending to be sicsSso as to cheat
our authorities in the parong of him to the priv.
ilege of the town.
We are informed that the members of Morgan
STAFF were captured in II potato-hoie in back yard
in Greenevillc-a sort of place where potatoes and
cabbage have been buried Gallant knights these
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OBITUARY.

Drowned in French Broad river short distance above
Ramseys Ferry, four miles East of Knoxville ON the Al
of July 1864, DANIEL PERMAN, of Greene county
Tenn, aged about As years.
Mr. Pcrman had left his home and all that he held ga
cred, through his devotion and love of the goeernmen
of the United States and in doing be sacrificed every
thmg-wife children, home, friends, property life ant
ALL He prScsscd religion in carly life and joined thu
lithcran church, in which he lived exemplary mem
ber He left to his loss loving wife and quite
number of loving children. He was a true husband,
kind father good citizen and exemplary christian
For the satisfaction of the friends of the deceased
would state that Mr.. Pcrman buried in decent ant
christian in the graveyard at Lebanon Church
Knox co0nty, Tenn. May his ashes rest in peace.
j. Ii. EASrHRLY.
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HOODS ARMY IN FULL RETREAT |,
Prisoners and Cannon Captured!
General Sherman after the Chivalry!
Will Capture half of his Command!

The following dispatch is our latest reliable ncrw,
from Atlanta, and promises a rich yield before I'll,
chase is over;
NEAR ATLANTA Sept. 3.
On the 3Oth ult. the fighting Jonosborough was
very severe The enemy driven at all points. lie
burst in the 18th Corps, but was resolutcy
met, and his repeated assaults repused, losing severely
in general officers Our loss light as We fought behind
works.
On the ID inst, strong accommodating party APP
preached the city of Atlanta, and found Gated. 1t
met my the Mayor and dcpuation of the citiaous
who formally rendered the city.
1t is rumored here that Hoods army is divided, and
that Sherman is behind ercey harrassing his rear with
the prospect of capturing the greater portion of his
mand.
We have taken upwards of two thousand prisoners and
several pieces of artillery.
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ATTACHMENT.

Trnt,csQf Porter Acldemy "a. " LdRter
yuyIIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
II Is indebted to him and absconds conccas himself
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon him.
hayngohancd an original Observation-Disclosures the estate OF The
defendant made rcurnahc before Moses Elliott Justice OF the
Peace for Bouut county Tenn and the same having been levied
on his property: It's ordered by said Justice that the den
appear before him his Office in Bount county on the blsi
day Of December 1864 will beprocoCdcd with cx pare II
further ordered by said Justice, that this notice be published
in the Knoxville Wing for four successive weeks. This March
9TH 1864. sept At PCS MOSES ELLIOTT, J'P,
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Tribute 10 General AmmOn.

The late convention OF East Tonncsccans, ut Tho
close of their meeting, paid the following just
tribute of respect to Gen. Ammon;
Rrsoircd, That the thanks Of hssnoctng are hereby
rendered to Brgadicr General Ammon for his libcplt,
towards the delegates elected to the State Convention
and for hs vigilance and fidelity towards the countr!
since he has been in command at this post
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ATTACHMENT.

Henry Sinor rs Alien Hurst
V0NHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAYS TIE DEFEND
ANT Is indebted to him, and that he absconds or con
ceas himself that the ordinary Of law be
upon him. having obtained original attachment against The
estate Of the defendant made returnabe before VIM H. SHARP
Justice Of the Peace for Union county and the hayns
been levied his property ordered by said Justice that
the defendant appear before him at his office in the 10th Civil
District the 9th day Of March, 1865 It will be proceeded
with parts II is further ordered that this notice be pub
shed for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing
septI-it pff5' wM. H. sIIARp.Jp
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DIED..

On the 10th of May, of Consumption, CHARITY
ANN, daughter OF Vincent A. and Dccy Moore aged 10
years, 2 months and 90 days.
On the Slst of May, in Monroe county, MARY p,
infant daughter of Abiah and Mary E. Fowler aged 10
months and day.
On the 9TH of june at MadsOnvillc, Tenn CHARLEY,
only child of Harrison and Martha NJ. Carson.
On the LIST of July, Mrs. ELIZABETH c. BROCK
WAY, wife of Charles Brockway and daughter of Sam
uel and Elizabeth Parrot aged 30 years, months and
days.
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ATTACHMENT.

Sam vel r. JohHsOa he Estate Of Thomas Pryor. decd
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT, SWORN TO IN
this case that the said Of Thomas Pryor deceased
likely be disposed Of in such way that the regular process
law be served the having been levied upon
the said Pryor pershabe property II Is ordered by me that
publication he made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing notifying said defendant appear before my office
in New Market Jefferson county Tenn the first Saturday in
October 1864 and defend said suit the will be for
hearing and judgment final to him. This September 5h GO
sept1-It mas JONATHAN LARRANCE,J J. r.
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ATTACHMENT

Thomas Duncan Is. Timothy Il. Brddiey.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS CAUsr
that Timothy H. Bradley is nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee 1t Il therefore ordered by the Justice the
Peace before whom said papers returned levied upon
property the said defendant Timothy r. Bradley that pub.
LEGATION be made in the Knoxville Whs newspaper published
In the city Of Knoxville for four consecutive weeks requiring
the said Timothy r. Bradley appear my Office in the
Of Clinton, Anderson county Tenn, the third Saturday
October 1851 then and there make his Defense
said cause will be proceeded with parte.
,,tyi tR(lI,,,,u,, WV. WALLACE, LP.
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Hogyc egg rs, danes Z. carter and Waiam GiS1',

HNTV q OgJ Is, JIN0 n IdTldT UN0 NW'dW b'0O''
MT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE PLAIN
TIFF In this that ID defendants have len the limits
the State Of Tennessee abcond or conceal themselves
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon them
II ordered by the CLERK that publication he made for four sue
ccssyc weeks In Browuow Knoxville Wing, newspaper pub
shcd in Knoxville, Tenn notifying the said defendants TO ap
pear the term Of the Circuit Court OF Knox county 10
he held at the Court House In Knoxville, the I'd Monday
October next then and there plead answer or demur to Thu
suit demand of the said plaintiff the same will be tsker
as confessed and proceeded with eX part, as to them
sept7.it pft5* 5 H. SMITH, Clerk
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NNU,l pick, GuIr3ill ofJopdldu Pckle's Adr' rsFA,
RdmsR ant H. a. w. ramsey ST.,

m APPEALING FkOM TlIE AFFIDAVIT OF TllE PLAIN
TIFF that the defendants have ICED nom the limits Of tho
State Of Tennessee abscond conceal themselves that
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon them u
ordcrcdby the Clerk duplication be made Tor four success
siye weeks u Browulows Knoxville Wing newspaper pub
shed IN Knoxville Tenn notifying the said defendants to ap'
near at Inc nS term of the Circuit Court fKnoN county to be
held i'm the Court House at Knoxville on he % Monday Of De-
ober next then and there TO plead, or dcmnr The
suit and demand ~ the said plaintiff OF The same will be taken
rs confessed and proceeded with cN pate as to them
sepu.it pft5 III. SMITH, Olsk
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED TO MI
ID by s. A. Dawson, April 9th, 1864 will sell at the Cour
House Knoxville Saturday the Sh Of October three
lots Broad street, Knoxville the Cemetery, being
S. "a and 8 the property Of said Dawson. Said sale will b.
for cash hand, and without any equity OF redemption.
spnt1.It MARION ROACH, Trustee.
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HNIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted TO him and absconds that process cannsi
he served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the defendant made rcurnablc before Moses Elliott
Justice Of the Peace for Bot county, and the same having
been levied on lis property II ordered by said Justice that
the defendant appear bcors him at his office in Boun county
the S day OF December next or will be proceeded with
ex pare II further ordered that this notice he published for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing This March 9th
1861. sepN-Itpltb MOSES ELLIOTT, r,
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SuUY PickL rsL t. NJ Raaso Jr,p d q. NJ Ramsey, ",
lr ArpEARING IRON THE AFFInAYIT OF TnE PLAIN.

II AlIhAklNh fhOM lllE htfliNNli VI
TIFF that the defendants have net from the Limits OF w,
State OF Tennessee, abscuud or cnoca themselves hM
the ordinary process Of law cannot be isryed upon them "
ordered by the Clerk that publication r made for Tour success
siye weeks In Brownlow's Knoxville wings newspaper NIB
lhed In Knoxville Tenn notifying the said defendants TO AZ
pear al the ~ the Circuit Court OF Knox county ob'
held AZ the Court lous, in Knoxville, on the "a Monday OF oc
tober then and there plead demur TO the
and demand Of the said plaintiff or The same will be taken
confessed and proceeded with cx parte as to them
scptIAt pH5 u. SMITH, Cl'H'
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AWTACHMENW.

Circuit Court, ID judicial Circuit Knol county, Tennessee,
william q, Brolrnl0lr ~, Robcrf h, Reynolds, Il 49,
~ TINS CAUSE, ~ APPEARING fR0M THE AFFIDAVIT
NJ tho plaintiff that ur defendants, Robert H. Reynolds
Thomas Campbell John H. CroIrr WIN, H. snetd and j.
Ramsey have He'd from the limits NJ the state Of Tennessee, OF
that they abscond conceal themselves that the ordnA ~
process VI law cannot be served upon them II II therefore
dgrtl by the Cet that publication be made for four successive
Knoxville rrnn notifying She said defendants TO appear Al hs
next term 0f the Circuit Court NJ Knox county hs held Al
me Court House In Knoxville, the % Monday of October
next then and there TO plead answer dtmur TO the suit and
demand fihe plaintiff the will be taken confessed
and proceeded with ca parie asto them,
ssplI-itpa6 4 ll,SMlrI, CLERK,
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VIM A. Walker, Adnlr ~ Mason WRIGHT decd u.s. Jo.e q
UuUIg,


TTVTT
is indebted to him. and sbsconds that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained original attachment
against the defendant made roturnabc before Moses Elliott
a Justice of the Peace for Bount county, and the same
having been levied his property is ordered by said Jus
tee that the defendant appear before him at hi. office in
Bount county on the 3St dnyoi December next or It will bo
proceeded with cX parc II further ordered that this notice
be published successive weeks IN the Knoxville Wing
May q, 1864. lscpU-it plS5l MOSES ELLIOTT, J. T.
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First National Bank of Knoxville.
TREASURY DEpARrMGN'

l
Ohco of Comptroller of the Currency,
Washington Aprl ~, 1864
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the Undersigned II has been made to appear that
the First National Bank OF Knoxville in the
county Of Knox and State Of Tennessee has been
duly organized under and according TO the require
mrnts of the net of Congress, entitled San net to
provide national currency, secured by pledge of
United States stocks and to provide for tho circula-
ton and redemption thereof, approved February
70 1863, and has complied with all the provisions
Of said act required to be complied with before COM
piled with before commencing the bushes. Of bank
ing,
Now therefore, |, lIuGn McCrlLorn, Comp
lroller of the Currency do hereby certify that the
First National Bank Of Knoxville county of Knox
and State of Tennessee is authorized to commence
the business Of banking under the act aforesaid.
,St@s2"s In testimony Whereof witness my hand
IL 49, N and seal of Office, this nineteenth day of
s'Ha3@3', April, 1854,
HUGH MCCULLOCH
iclS-u Comptroller Of Hc CWrcacg
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Nmu,' Piols rs, ia, ram'cy mdl G, A. Ramsey,

NiiHbe fi'AH TO- r. ~ h"Wetg "N' ~ o. w. HHWAF'
NJ rms CAUSE, IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff that the defendants have lied from the limits
o Tennessee that they Rbsoond or conceal themselves
that the ordinary process ot law cannot ha served upon them
ordered hy tho Clerk that publication no made Tor four
ccssvc weeks In lroNuows Knoxville Mhga newspaper pub
shrd IN Knoxville Tenn notifying She said defendants to hp'
pear At the next term of the Circuit Court NJ Knox county, 10
be- hrd the Court House No Knoxville, on the "a Monday OF
Ocobcru,t then and there to plead answer dcmur to the
suit aud demand of the plaintiff the sans will he taken ~
confessed aud proceeded with cN parIc ~ ~ them,
srptiHtpNb H. SMITH, olerI'
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Wm. 4. WdWo rs. Jesse G. Wallace.

HNIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted to him and abscond that the ordinary pro
Of the law cannot be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the defendant made returnab,
before Moses Elliott Justice Of the Peace for oun county
and the having been levied his property is ordered
by said Justice that the defendant appear before him at h
office Bount county, the 3st day OF December, sG
will be proceeded with parte. 1t is further ordered that
this notice be published for four successive weeks in the KnoI
vile Wing. May 81, 1864.
sept14t pes MOSES ELLI0TT,J.P
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VA. Walker rs. H. r. Cor and Brotlor.

HNlIE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFEND
ANTS indebted to him, and abscOnds that the ord
nary process Of law be upon Them having OBJ
tanned original attachment against the defendants, made
urnable before Joseph Amber Justice Of the Peace FOR
Blount county, and tho having been levied their pro
pery II orored by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him at his Office in Bount county, the 10th day
December 1884 the will be proceeded with cx pare
1t is ordered that this notice be published in the Kneyys
Wing for four successive weeks. June 10, 1864.
sept1.It pf}5 JOSEPH AMBRlSTFR, J. p,
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Wan. A. walker, guardian qf Nancy McGmley, as, Jesse e.
UuNIce,

yuyiE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
is indebted to him and has removed beyond the limits Of
the State that process cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against the defendant made
reurnabc before Moses Elliott, Justice OF the Peace for
BOun county and the having been levied on his prop
crty s ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Bount county, the ls day Of
December next II will be proceeded with parte II IL
further ordered that this notice he published for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing. May q, 1864.
scpt7 4t-pfs5 MOSES ELLIOTT, J. p.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TTIlE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER
ED into partnership in the practice Of Law the Circuit
and Chancey Courts at Rogee and in The Supreme Court
Knoxville, in all In which they may he retained, and
which may be taken said Supreme Court from the counties
Hawkins, Hancock Granger, Claiborne aud Campbell
Our partnership extends also to all cases. civil criminal
which may be employed In the Federal Court at Knoxville
and will attend in said Court to the collection OF claims
any county in East Tennessee where the claimants reside
the State and proper to entrust them
The style Of the firm is NILSSON NETnEEtAED.
Jonn Ncthoand will continue heretofore to attend the
Circuit and Chancery Courts in Granger Hancock Claiborne
and Campbell counties. TlI0S A. r. NELSON
Knoxville Tenn JELLY j, NErHERLAND.
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State of Tennessee -Anderson County.

CIRCUIT COUR1-THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
James Ross rs r. J. JorHigaR and JohnJuua-
gu,--Tico Notes.
ru>HE DEFENDANTS r. J. 4 JOHN JARNIGAN HAVING
Ted from the limits OF this State having so sccrecd
themselves that the ordinary process Of law be served
upon them ascharged In the affidavit II is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks In the
Knoxville Whg notifying said defendants appear before the
Circuit Court Of Anderson county at the November term
thereof to he held at the courthouse in Clinton the second
Monday Of November next then and there to plead answer
demur the suit and demand Of the plaintiff the same will
be taken as confessed. Aug. 2}d, 1854.
j. Z. MARSHALL, Clerk,
aug3l Il So Circuit Court, Anderson CO., Tenn
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The following dispatch from Governor johnson
shows that the rebel raiders are at work in Middl
Tennessee: