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ney Of the United States for said District, on behalf
of the United States Of America, against seventeen
barrels of whisky, Of which one VIM. G. Kyls i,
the reputed owner, and against all persons Mwn,llv
Intervening for their interests therein, alleging th.t
said whisky had been heretofore seized ut KnuIyll.
on land IN said District as Forfeited to the United
svcrred to be true aud praying for the usual proce,,
al monlon Now, therefore, pursuant TO the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me directed
hereby give public warning to all persons con.
c,rned in interest in said whisky to appear before
said Court At the Court House IN Knoxville atore.
seid On the 18Th day Of jams 1854, at 10 clock A.
w. then and there to inIerpose their claims and
make their allegations
B. MCDANIEL,
u s, Marsha! Distrst If 4. Ts~s
May ~, 1864
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United States OF America...Dlstrict Of
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information was aled in the
district Court of the United States sitting at Knox
Vile for the District of Eus, Tennessee uu the 25th
div of May. 1864, by Jane, p. Swan, Esq, Attor-
ney of the United States for said District, on behalf
Of tie United States of America against one box
of books containing one hundred and six volumes,
of ylich one John L. 1ooc j. the reputed owner,
and against all persons lawfully intervening for IN
teretthercin; alleging that said property had been
heretofore seized at Maryvllc, on land in said Dis
rictas forfeited to the United Stutcs for causes in
said Information set forth and avcrrsd to be true,
andprayng for the usual process and monition :;
NoS therefore pursuant 10 the montion under tn"
seal tf said Couit, to me directed, | hereby give
pubIr warning TO I'll persons concerned in interest
in sad property to appear before said Court at the
Cour House in Knoxville aforesaid on the 18th day
of J,ne next, at ten o'clock A. NJ, then and there
to ialerpose their claims and make their allegations
b. MCDANIEL,
q. S. Marshal District Of Z. Tenn
Mag &C. 1864.
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United States OF America...Dlstrict OF
East Tennessee,

WHEREAS, An information was filed in the
Dis,nct Court Of the United States sitting in Knox
Vile for the District of East Tennessee the sdih
day II MAY. 1864, by james p. Swon. Esq. Ator-
ncy If the United States for said District on behalf
Of tlr United States Of America, against lot of
dry goods consisting Of rallcocS, wooon goods OF
varidls kinds, and general assortment OF retail
goodi, Of which one James VI. Toolc Is the reputed
owns and against all persons lawfully int"ry ehin-
for lcir interests therein; alleging tina, said goods
had heretofore been seized at Knoxville on Hnd, in
said District, m forfeited to the United States for
calss in said information act forth and avcrred to
be trle, and praying for the usual process and mo
nitioi Now, therefore, pursuant to the monition
under the seal of said Court TO mo directed, here
by give public warning to all persons concerned IN
inter. in said goods to appear before said Cour, a.
the Cbu. House in Knoxville aforesaid, On the 18th
day f June neIt At 10 O'Clock A. NJ then and there
10 ;nNrpose their claims and make thsr allegations.
B. MCDANIEL.
Cs Marsha! Dhe,ris q 4. 7.7sn
NySR 'AAs
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Killed and Wounded OF Sd Tennessee
Regiment.
CANp SEAR CAssyILLH, Gro, !
May goth, 1864

May 10Th lsb4'
Or, BrOwnlow, EdtOr KnorrWe Wing -
send you list of killed and wounded
Of the Third East Tennessee V, l., on the
nth inst, for publication
Co, A-KWd-lIcnry c, Grecnlcc,
N'OuRdcd-Eli Rines, Norman Nichols,
William Nelson John NJ Shelly,
Co, B--K2ri--Corp f, NJ Woods,
II'oundcd-WilIiam Sewers William Gar.
ncr, Simon Bird, Scrgt, VIM W, Smith,
Co, c IIomdoi-Corp. Samuel Tillcry,
Spencer Alton, VIM MiIligan,
Co, D II'omdci-Corp. Robert b. Bran
don, William NJ. Stanton Thos GiIbrcath.
Co. E--HUed-Scrgt Riley Massingll,
Robert GaIbraith
Toundd-Licut, Alfred Cross, Scrgt F.
II Dagly, William YarncIl, Thos Bycrcy,
J. X. Green, r. II Green, J G. Mckamey,
J c. Troulmau, J T. Galbmith, NJ +, Hack
worth
Go, F-KHlcd-William H. H. FolI,ncr,
J'oaHd'd-STgt James r llancs Corp
George llicilc Thomas l. Gautt, Newton
Snodgrass, Charles Gentry, William Pear
son, William NJ. Harris, Isaac Sharp, Lieut.,
James ClUpp
Co. hHcd-Jamcs p. Pitts
II'omdd r. \, Wilson, W. W. Kec, S.
Kccblc Corp. j, A. Boring j, r. Hodges,
p. \. McCiung h. NJ, Wilson
Co, ll-HHoj-Licut William l.. Mary
dith, Corp, BENEFIT $ Shelton, Powitan Shcl-
ton, Thomas 5 Harvey, William Clifton,
jackson Blackwell Sorgt Yearly Adkson
T'omde3-Liout f. C. Roberts. Sergeant
William B. Adkison Archibald Adcock.
Thomas Campbell, John Oncal, j. \. Cock
rain, Smith Campbell, J. II. lIcncgcr. Scrgt
William Woody
Co. / William dickson, r.
Cook, Wash Holland
Co. hUiri-Capt Wm. G. Hayworth,
Corp Ephriam IIaincs. Houston Davis, Kim
Daily, and Marion Currcy.
WomdcL Si,yhy Lieut. Jasper p Buck
slcw Srrgt u. VI Ilayworth, Elijah Gates,
Jas Yates Nathan Kroiug, W C. Webster,
j H. Yates, Ephrajm rabler. and Henry
OVERLY. rtHiy-Syrgt A. Morgan, Wm.
Smith Miles Jones, ". lIainc- John l.. Hay
WORTH John Bratchcr, Jas Collins, J. p.
Griffin W S, Troutman H. II Troutman
Thomas Smith, y L Simmons. J.. B. Bales.
and John Bales
W l. RopGERs,
Surgeon 3d Tennessee Infantry.
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One Time More.

| EARN ESTLY call upon all Absentees from
my command to report immediately at this place,
to Lieut. John G. Sawyers, who will procure subsis-
tcnce and transportation to the regiment, now sta
toned at Gallatn, Tenn, for them.
Very many Of you have kept away from fear Of
punishment, who, otherwise am sure would long
ago have been with your companies. Come now ~
the regiment and that ear need trouble you no
more. All who report for duty by the 2lst of June
shall have no question. asked them. All who fail
will be considered and treated as dcscrtrrs. 1t will
be useless to endeayor TO avoid arrest have your
descriptive list know where you are and will cer-
tlinly lind YOU if you DO not coms in voluntarily.
Come forward while the opportunity il given you
and save your character, from the infamous blur
that descrtion lways bring upon the name OF him
who is guilty Of the foul crime.
10. PARSONS.
Colonel 9Th Tenn. Cavalry.
Kno-rilie May ls, 1864. muy2s-2.
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The DcfrnSCS OF Richmond.

/ Richmond is defended by series Of for
/ tihcations of the most elaborate construc
tion, and erected under the engineering
skill of such men as Bcauregsrd, Lee John
ston, and other prominent officers in tn,
rebel service, who, by the way, learned THEN
profession through the libcraity Of the gov
ernmcnt they seek to destroy
THREE LINES oP WORKS.
/ They have caused to bc erected three dis.
/ tinct lines of defensive works. each rs for.
midabc in its character rs it is possible tc
/ be made, and so constructed that the fall OF
one would not involve the loss Of the others
| The works are Of carth--whch has been
/ proven the best material for torttications-
Of great extent, upon positions naturally
| strong. mounted with ordnance Of the hcav-
lest cuIibcr, and, on the whole, are truly
/ formidable, rs will be proven should an IA
Sault upon them be made. The reports OF
rebel dcscrterS, spies from our own lines,
and escaped prisoners from Libby all agree
ia the statement that the deicnscs of Rich
mond are OF the most extensive character
/ The James River is defended with every
appliance which human ingenuity or the
most profound engineering skill can devise.
| Fort Darling may be considered its princi-
pal battery, and this i. really formidable,
situated as it is upon DruryS Bluff, out OF
the reach Of the guns from our monitors or
other craft, and absolutely imprcgnable to
II naval attack. Besides this fort there are
minor points upon the banks OF the river.
which will prove almost us difficult to take
as Fort Darling
There are torpcdocs almost innumcrablc
within the vicinity of Richmond. which are
planted with the intention to cause the i'm
mediate destruction Of amy gunboats which
might possibly force their way above Fort
Darling. There are also Instructions in the
river. consisting of Sunkcn barrcs canal
boats. and other vessels. which must cause
immediate GcIav to the attempt ofany hos
tile vessel to pass up and during which guns
could be brought to bear upon the approach
ing craft. which. by their plunging fire.
would almost instantly cripple. if not sink
her. The channel of the james is exceed
inrlv tortuous Indeed. in this respect its
equal can scarcely be found on the conti-
nent.
The portion of the river within the enc
my : country. SO to speak. orthat part which
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United States Of America...Dlstrict OF
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information was filed in the
District Court Of the United States sitting at Knox
ville for the District Of East Tennessee the 9Th
day of May, 1854, by james =. Swan, Esq. Attur-
ney Of the United States for said District behalf.
of the United States of America Hgain, six barrels
Of whisky, of which Cain " Brothers ure the re-
puted owners and against all persons lawfully ntc'-
veung for their Interests therein, alleging that said
property had been heretofore seized at Knoxville,
on land in said District "a forfeited to the nited
States for causes in said information set forth ami
averrsd 10 BE- true and praying for III" usual process
and moniton Now, therefore pursuant to the mo-
ni,ion under the seal Of said Court to mc directed,
| hereby give public warning to ali persons con
cernnd In interest in said whisky, to appear before
said Court, at the Court House in Knoxville aiore-
said on the 18th day of June, 1864, at 10 cock A
~. then and there to interpOse their claims and
make their allegations. -
B. MCDANIEL
Z. s Marshal, District cf +. Tenn.
Msy A. iass.
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No. =.
United States OF America...Dlstrict OF
East Tennessee,

WHEREAS, An information was Fled in the
District Court Of the United State sitting at Knox
Vile for the District of East Tennessee the eth
day Of May lo6i, 10y james 7, Swan, Esq, Attor-
Eey Of the United States of America, against one
barrel Of whisky Of which one James New is the
rcputel owner and against all persons lawfully in
tcrvenng for their interests therein, alleging that
said whisky had been heretofore seized at Knoxville
on land in said District as forfeited to the United
States for cause, in said information set forth and
averrcd to be true udpraying for the usual process
and moniton; Now therefore, pursuant to the mo-
nition under the seal of said Court to me directed
| hereby give public warning to all persons con-
crincd in interest in said property to appear before
said Court, ut the Court House in Knoxville siorc-
said on the 18th day of June, 1854 at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, then and there to interpose their claims and
make their allegations.
3. MCDANIEL
Z. S. Marshal, District Of E. Tenn.
May -, 1864
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United States OF Amerlca...DiStrlct OF
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS An information was filed in the
District Court of the United States sitting at Knux-
Vio for the District Of East Tennessee on the 27lh
day of May, 1864 by James p. Swan Esq. Attor-
uey Of the United States for said District ON behalf
OF the United States Of America, against twelve
barrels whisky, marked Berger * Rosenfeld, for
mer owners and against all persons lawfully inter
vening for their interests therein alleging that sand
property had been heretofore seized at Knoxville
on land in said District rs forfeited TO the United
States for CAUSES IN said information set forth and
nvcrcd to be true, and PRAYING for the usual process
and montion: Now, therefore pursuant to thu mo-
milton, under the seal of said Court to me directed
] hereby rive public warming to all persons con-
cerned in interest in said property to appear before
said Court at the Court House in Knoxville aioro.
sad, on the 18Th day Of June 1868 at 10 o'clock A
NJ, then and there to mterposo their claims and
make their allegations.
B. MCDANIEL.
[. s. Marshc, Dis'ric. Of T. Tenn
May -, 1854.
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Richmond is capable Of being defended
by very small force The iortflcations
were constructed with thisyiow, and if the
garrison increased in number 10 tho extent
Of Lees army the siege Of the city will be
Il matter of far greater moment than even
that Of Vicksburg and General Grant will
require all the talents and force At his CON.
mand in order 10 crown his efforts with sue.
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lIscrpLlNE IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DISCIPLINE ~ THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
"A few days since an account tor nineteen
cHary sword. at s. each--S95-pa,sed
trough the Treasury Department BY a
cbricaI error, the warrant was drawn for
8 500 instead Of s95, The party to whom
tie money was due happening to be an
lbnest man, returned the check for $4,000
5lting that it was u hundred times the
snount TO which he was entitled. The
halter came TO the ears Of Mr. Chase, who
irdcred the Immediate and unconditional
dismissal of every clerk through whose
mnds the bunder passed unnoticcd. Four
ncn We're deprived OF good situations in
DuACOupnCc
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No. II.
United States Of America District Of East Ten.
neSSee,

WHEREAS, An information was fled in the
District Court Of the United States sitting at KNOX
VILE, for the District of East Tennessee on the 18th
day Of May 1864, by James p, Swan, Esq, Auor-
ney of the United States for said District, on behalf
Of the ncd states of America, against one lot Of
household and kitchen furniture, of which one w.
J. {. llumcs Is the rcputcd owner and agsn.t all
persons lawfully intervening for their interests there
n alleging that said household and kitchen furni-
ture had been heretofore seized 1t Knoxville, on
land, in said District, ms forfeited to tho United
States for causes in said information set forth and
av'rrcd to lie true, and praying or he usual process
and montion: Now therefore, pursuant to tho mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court, to directed
| hereby give public warning to all persons con-
cerned in interest in said household and kitchen fur
niture, 10 appear before said Court, ut the Court
House in Knoxville aforesaid, on the 18th day O!
June 1864, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, then and
there To lntcrpusc their claims and make their ale
cations. Is. MCDANIEL,
L. S. Marshat, District Of f. Teas
May IS l864
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COnliscatlng Property.

The work OF confocating goods smugglod
mo this country, in violation of the Treas
w Regulations, has commenced in earnest
aFyill be seen from the advertisements OF
tlt United States Marshal About dozen
othe seizures made by the Treasury Agents
hNo been libcled, by the District Attorney
atl are advertised by the Marshal.
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Shcrman's Victorious March,

As this extra goes to press. our glorious
army under Sherman is either in or close to
Atlanta. If the rebels have given us battle
on thssde Of Atlanta, we have basted them
upon large scala. If they have not made
q stand, we have taken Atlanta.
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H. among others If so they can consider that BY
50 doing they rushed our two regiments into whole
sale murder and destruction cannot think -
----- signed it, if he did shall never forgive or
forget him, or any person concerned in II,
MAY 18th, 1904
We are now, AT ! ?, " gone into camp ton miles
from CassVue, Geo We sro all well and travel.
ling as rapidly "a We can learn that the 4th corps,
Gen, Howard came up with the rebels rear and had
asharp fight III. loss was nearly four hundred
men, killed snd wounded We drove the onemy--
This was Htor near Aduinyc.
saw Janc' Brownlow this morning. He is in
fine health md spirits He went on to the front, in
the pursuit
My hcStrcgar1s 10 Col. - and tell him we
gave the cbclN ginger but they gave u, some, too
while We gore in the slaughter pen All the Ten.
nessce regiments were heavily engagod-,hc Sd, 9TH
9Th and All. All lost largely-thc 9th least Of all
The nape, Of those killed in tho 9th are Lewis
Ellis Vm. Carrier, Henry Griffin and Enmct,
Brownpi company c, and George struiton, Of com.
Pany
My lwn health il ercellcnt--my place Of re,, now
il in IT, saddle. Evon now | hear cannon shelling
the rhr Of the rebels. We are crowding them
closoE,
Ny Kind regards TO friends. Please write soon.
N,urs a.,
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r.. r. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
United States Claim Agent,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE


Collecting promptly dttcnded 10 in al the
Counties Of East Tennessee.
Prosecute. all kinds of claims against the Gov
ernment; also
Pension, Bounty Back Pay, sc, &c due the
friends of deceased soldiers.
Government vouchers bought or collected on the
best terms
Informal claims corrected and collected for
horses. forage and property taken.
Also collects pay for negroes enlisted in the army
bclnngin. to loyal citizens.
lie has record of the death of MI East Tennc'
soldiers who have died belonging TO the Union
army. He desires TO sce all persons who drew
pension at the breaking ont OF the rebellion who
have been loyal when the soldier died leaving
widow. she is entitled if no widow, the children, II
no children the father if no father, the mother, &c
The fees in thi, class of i, FIVE dollars and one
dollar and flfty cents for each certificate
lie refers to General 5. =. Carter Dr. Brownlow,
Colones John Williams, John Baxter, .. p. Tim
pie Samuel x. Rodgers, and Judge Jones.
ne,s-Offce in Basement story Of the Court House.
rnnyl4-tf
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No. 9.
United States OF America...DiStrfct Of
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information was 6led in the
District Court of the United States sitting at Knol-
Vile for the District Of East Tennessee on the 2Ith
dsy Of Msy, 1895 BY James P. Swan, Hsq, A'scr-
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NOTICE.

PERSONS wishing their horses fed or hitched
would de- well to call at my stable on the corner %
Water and Front streets. just above the bridge,
where they will be accommodated by
JAMES OBRIEX.
Knoxville, Team Nay 2s2ts
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The recent order Of General Grant, ban.
Thing sutlers, fids the s-ay cs c-er 5000
s1r.gs .-es1s!~
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understand that petition was gotten up by
cla'ens about Knoxville TO have our Tennessee reg
l'pch'' moved out Of the country. Is that so' 1t
L. IN IL
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2S Lake Street, Chicago /.
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THE IONA
P EMiUM CRAZE VINE +!

The Iona, seeding brought out md named by DR..
G. w Grant, of Iona Island near PeekskiIl, N. r.,
IL = native variety OF SURPRISING excellence which
We now oher,-oDe to every new subscriber to orr
paper from this date onward. 1t is "a healthy and
vigorous grower, with thick foliage, and pefyectky
hdrdg. II flowers late, and ripens tive weeks earlier
than the Isabella thus escaping the early and latter
frosts of the season fruits year earlier from
the eve than any other native variety. The bunch
is very large, shouldered, AID oil peculiar wine
color Tthe pulp is tender to the center, with very
few and small seeds. is sweet. vinous aud of de-
eided mnscat havor With these qualities, 1t must
take precedence of oil others AS table grape and
for wine 1t is not equaled by except possibly the
Delaware 1t does not decay, may be kept all wint
adherng firmly to the bunch, and at length, drying
to raisirs, 49, "a
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE ~
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
ARMY LND NAVY or TNR UNITBD STATES.

Mr.. Faux MOORE, the Editor Of the REBELLION
RxCoKD since the fall Of Fort Sumpter, has been col
lecng the Letters Of the Volunteers In the service
of The United States as published In the newspapers
throughout the Country, and also directly FROM the
writer's in active service These are alto be ar
ranged and preserved in some permanent place Of
safety for the of the future STUDENT while such
as are deemed worthy Of publcationin book.iorm
will be reproduced IN that way. Mr. Moore will be
happy to Include in his collection any and erery
letter from the camp the march, or in the feld,
that has The sma Hest rhetorical value. "a !. Nv
In almost every newspaper published In the vari-
towns ano 0vronghs Throughout the eovntry,
there occasionally appears letters from ofscers or
priyates descriptive OF the scenes and personal ex
periences Of such persons lives These letters-du
pa II OF hsss the material that forms the best
Dent, then, throw away or othefwIsc ursrroy-
your newspapers or manuscript letters, but send
them, when you have done with them, to the Editor
of the REBELLION RECORD at New York City, and
thus Put the facts Of your and broth
ers' lives without the reach of destruction or loss
Letters relating to any actionor movement since
the CONNIE ement of the Rebellion will be proper
to send.
When you end, direct to FRANK MoORE, Editor o
the Rebellion RECORD, AS Broadway, New-York.
The FuLL of the wRITYR of these letters
should be also sent, that the proper credit may be
given where It belongs. nl6-16tf
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