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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
The Methodist church South,

A number of Methodist Ministers. of tbt
Church South, representing the Missouri
/ Conference, recently met in council to tax,
into consideration Of the Church property
and arrange for employing council to de.
fend their property from confscation. The
Publishing House, and its contents, and ma.
chinory, are now under trial at Nashville
for confscaton
All the counsel in America can't save that
property, for it has been den of rebels.
and the headquarters of traitors in the
I Church Its basement story was used TO
store away their ptkes and some of their
implements Of death, and its type were en-
pleyed to print rebel productions, of the
most vile and incendary character. If it
were not for the money its proceeds would
yield the Government. after confiscation, we
should advocate the blowing of it into the
Cumberland river!
No set of men in the South have don.
moro to bring on this war, and to infamo
the minds Of Southern men, than the Meth
odst clergy. And certainly no journals
have done more to bring about the dreadful
state OF things that now exist than the Nash
vile, Richmond, Charleston New Orleans
and st. Louis Christian Aduocates. the Gen
eral Conference of the Church South As
a general thing, these papers were edited
by arrogant shareholders, who were fat
tered by the politi' al demagoguos of the
south, who desired to use them in their in
ternal crusade against the Union, while, in
reality, they had no respect for the men.
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When BIsHop EARLY heldthe Conference
at Athens, in East Tennessee, last October
was year ago, he had a file of rebel SOL
onets, and examined every preacher, one by
one, as to his position upon the great issue,
and notified them that any one declaring
for the Lincoln Government would be turned
over to these soldiers Was ever such ty
ranny displayed out of hell And yet, in
this way men were chol ed down, and
forced, upon the floor Of Conference, to ac-
ouiesce in the vile work of the rebellion,
which, at heart, they believed was the work
of the devil and which they hated with Il
perfect hatred
At the Conference of last fall, at Wythe
vile, in South. western Virginia, they eX-
PEELED from the Church several Of the best
men they had in the minstery in East Ten
nessoo, for being Union men. And yet, some
of the Reverend scoundrels who sat in that
Conference voted to eXpell these. men, and
advocated their expulsion, are now going
at large in East Tennessee, We hope, for
the honor of the Federal cause, that the
military authorities at this point will have
those oppressive hypocrts arrested, and at
once sent North, and held in close contine-
mont until the war ends, Nor should one
of them be allowed to preach sermon un'
til he has taken the oath of allegiance 2no
given bond with security for his good be
hayior
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Rev. Alexander Blair,

The man whose name heads this articlt
is Presbyterian Preacher, and is as vile, a.
corrupt, as murderous and at the same time
as cowardly a scoundrol as ever entered The
rebel army He raised companyin which
he was commissioned as Captain, but be.
ing coward, and never having intended to
90 INTO battle, he has managed to keep out Of
every fight his company has been in; and
the company in turn, has buresqued him
Tor 1T in rebel newspaper.
This degraded specimen of humanity
managed to get himself made Provost Mar
shall at Jonesborough, in upper East Ten
nessee and refused Union men passes to 90
to the salt works for salt-a distance of fiffy
miles He seized the whisky they had IN
their wagons to exchange for salt, and ,chat
ne did not drink himself he sold and pocketed
the proceeds Of as he did the whisky he
controlled the sale of under the rebel Gov
eminent, and for which he never made anv
settlement, as the rebels allege. He has
ceased to preach, a work to which God
with His acurate and infaliblo knowledge Of
human nature, never once thought of call,
ing this drunken villain, Having turned.
traitor to his God and the religion of the
Bible 1T was natural that he should go into,
tins anti-Scriptural crusade against the Coy.
ernment of his country, and against the
lives and property of his fellow-countrv.
snen. -
ono parson Suliins, even'filgnished the nuTs
derer of Taylor-a scoundrcl who had been
convicted of stealing-with a dress of hers
to escape in the disguise of female 1t
seems that the family are fully imbued with
the spirit of Secession. We rake up these
atrocities, and specify these villainies, to
show people at distance what the rebel
lion can do for men, and even women,
South
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

are capable of, but a pack of low down
thieving, and Infamous Confederate soldiers
They thrust his hands into the fire, and
burned them to crisp They then put
his feet in the fire, and burned them SINH
larry They next put his face into the
fire and roasted it until his eyes turned
green; and finally they shot him His
sister being told by an eyewitness of the
manner of his death, had his remains taken
up for inspection, and found the facts as we
have stated them. Staples was a clever
man, and man Of fine sense, but his mis-
fortune was that he was Union man
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
CHAIRMAN:
George w. Winchester.

XII COMMITTEE:
A. Minnip, Tbeo. Carter,
N Gregg, d. X. McCann
M w. Campbell James w. Newman,
Baxter Smith, j. II. McCampbell,
Il IA. Duncan, j. H. Hosmer,
ID. G. King, W. H. MCCALL,
g G. Bowers, George Leassher
z. G. Thompson, j. Nj. Foster,
James p. Byrne, NJ. Kitzmillcrr
W ]. Hendricks, p. Barron,
nv. j. Robinson, 5. 5. Armstrong,
John NJ Mouse WA Shelby
Horace d. Houston, N. ". Mcconnell,
!. w. Keel W. +. Fisher,
J.. p. Carson, a.. Il. Bell
M. p. 3lasebeTy, "a. !. lsh,
B. ]. Bavless, w. d. Rdout.
A A. Barr, John S. Daniel
NJ .,est g. laees Davis
+ Devant IA. 9. Res, ssasssssa
w. H. Carr, W. NJ. Glcaves
J. j. Hartse1 John 5. Carter,
james Kerr, stephen l. Rives,
loci PRAY, John Sergeant,
A. l.. Windle, j. l.. Newborn,
r. N. Coffee. VIM. j. Rogers,
r. b. Roberts, r. G. Wilson,
B. II. Harrison, l.. M Mullen,
G. w. Frazier G. +. Miller
II. C. Bate G. c. Crocharell,
G. c. Campbell, James f. o Brien,
w. Galloway, w. c. Robin
w. A. Dawson Thomas Herndon,
A. Vauler n. w Safferans,
w. II. Bennett, y NJ. Hamilton,
w. n. Cosoden, w. G. Baldrdge,
A. O. p. Nicholson, jr. G. d. Richings
W. H. II. Adams w. M FarrisS,
A. w. Hickman, y. c. Ingram,
J. D. Mlligan, j. G. Cooke,
f. NJ. Murray, w. /. COOK
p. H. Bateman, w II. Robbins,
w. C. Branch, VIM. p. Lewis,
Robert c. Bryan, John A. Perry
W. S. Moore lThos J.. jennings,
J. +. Smith, a. j. Hughes,
Sam f. Brewer james IL. Thompson,
A. W. w. Brooks, y, b. Turney
A. T. Donaldson, G.. w. Pickett
p. j. Branch jrq BENZ f. Parks
j. z. Beck, Willis Brannon,
Willis b Stsnc George Garnet,
VIM. Haly, wv. j. Muse,
John B. Yourec j. G. Grant,
Hugh White, FL. j. Hawkins,
G. ii. Tibb D. a. w. Boyd,
Thomas II. White, G. j. Martin,
b. a. Haskins, j Robertson,
ID. Phillips, Il. Hixson,
w. j. Hagler Nicholas Fam,
I G. w. Mcdonald, S. Portreum,
! M. B. Wood, George A. Piper,
j. c, Tibbs, James Ford,
I d. w. Mallory X. Il. Crumley,
I VIM j Wood, B. w Kelly,
+. Battle, D. G. Davis,
T. L. Richardson, EN-. jackson,
j. L. Bullock, K. NJ. smith,
! George A. Howard, w j. Johnston,
! John Allen, B. A. Long,
r. D. Anderson, L. +. RAIDER,
! r. W. Randolph, j. Y. johnson,
i ID. G. Alexander, w. w Wallace,
f. II. Blackman, A. n. Bradshaw,
j. A. Waggoner, M. Is. Williams
j. IL. Moore W. ID. johnston,
A. Hogan. IT., j. d. Huff,
r. NJ Bearden, o. G. Alexander,
Frank Foster, jr, j. Q. Rowan,
c. s. Robertson, M. w Gillespie,
j. B. Murphy 7. b. Owen,
Frank Fembulata j. Z. Holt
j. r. Hicks, j. A, Flte,
BENTON WarReld. W II. w illhmson,
II. ]. BlantJn jr, w \. Bennett
VIM. Frerson, n. j George,
P. ID. Hunter f. j. Mclean
Sbearod Horn, j. L. Warren,
c. A. Paddicord, j. II. Earthman,
|, Thomas o Conner, D. Nableuer
e. c. Mcdowell, j. A. SayleY
! w. 7. Sample. j. p. Warmack
c S. w. Youngbood, W. .. Russell
u r. II. Gordon. Frank White,
j. w. Lockhert y. ID. Duncan,
4 George NJ. stockton, j. G. Wilcox,
4 p NJ. Carder, Wiley Driver
w. f. Lourey,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-31

from Wsathsndsld Wallace Robinson, fr Bridge
| water
Company II Capt Albert Buxton, Londonderry, Jas l.
Maynard en- fr WasReld, Geo II Jones' ir Naisfe
Geo Cuner on Concord, Myron Sheldon en- Burke,
WOUNDED,
Co Capt Norton Burlington, leg and arm, "a 1t
7 fnbe Mount Tabor leg, Sergi w I'll son, Bethel,
breast Sergt Tarbs Mount Tabor elbow, Corp Dan ]
DAVIS, Faifee, elb w. Bowen head, NJ II Davis, enlist
temple sight n Leach, II POmrei, LETT taken uf,
James Law, en- if Fairfield, slight, Isaac Rounds,
Woodstock, ankle, st0ekwel, stowe, head slight Z
Task, hoy all0n arm, White, ir Shrewsbury, in.
gers, A Walker, Woodst ck knee, A & Packard, Bar
nad both legs Edward Atwood Bndgewaief fingers, sin
con Adams, Jf Marlboro, shoulder. stockwe, Royal
ton lIBkson, en- IL Worcester, head.
Co list sergt W II Chuchl, Londonderry, IN knee
Segt Grove scubner POultuey, thigh corp Curtis Ab
bot Bet bel neck Corp l. Pike, Whiunghan, hip, Corp
w keeleT, Brandcn, face, Daniel Abbott back, Eugene
If Rockingham back VIM II smith, fr Windham, ankle,
Ralph Gbreatb, on if Burke UOt Jared Paris, Dandy
leg Geo brown en- II Reading leg, Elias Blake, en ir
Morgan, hand, Eugene CAlkms II MOrsan leg ssml
Forrest II St JOhnsbuTy both hands, COLIN. GfswOd
II Londonderry, ann, Mitchell Hunt, 81 Johnsbuy
hand, Chas A straw, en- # 81 Johnsbury, leg
Co H.-AInOs Greeley, Essex, Walter Bsglsy, en- ir
Warren
Total loss Co Killed ,, wounded 2O,-23.
lotal loss Co II killed s. wounded 49, missing 2,-26.
p. Hashburn Adutdnt and iHvsetor Gsa,rai
SR ;-As there officers lot duiy in companies E
and 2nd Regiment L. \. s. g. take the liberty OF sab.
mittlng the foregoing report
Very respectfully, your most obl serv't,
JOHN +. LAW,
lst Lieut. and Acting Adit I'd U. 5. 8. g
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-31

john MILTON vs.. JoHN HoPKINs--" You
would have all other msn slaves" says Milton
in answer to Salmasius, " because you 6ed in
yourself no generous ingenious inclinations, you
say nothing, you breathe nothing, but what's
m-an and servie. You deserve not the name OF
man, that are so cruel and unjust towards those
of your own Kind that endeavor as much as in
YOU lies so to bear down and Wilt, the whole race
OF mankind, that were made after the image OF
God, as 10 assert and maintain that those cruel
aud unmerciful taskmasters are
provided aud appointed by nature herself, that
mild and gentle mother of US all, to be governors
Of those whom they enslave. BY which pestllent
doctrine Of yours, havirg rendered them more
fierce and intrac,able, you not only enatle item
to make havoc OF, and trampIe under foot these
miserable subjects, but endeavor TO arm their for
that purpose wh the law Of nature. and the very
constitutions OF the goverf mpni, than which moth
lug eau no more impiaus and ridiculous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-31
OfRlal List of Casualties.

The following killed OF the Second Regiment
were accidentally omitted in preparing the copy
lur lhe printer. last week
Co D-wm q Kelley, DuxbuY, Cornelius
Nye, Berlin, Josiah Piper, enlisted from Bfam'
ttce, jesse Cummings, Berlin.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
kiled.-Co A-George Bacy, Bennington,
Joseph Llszt
CoC-Capt Denuie w Farr, Braule,oro, Isl
Lieut. Isaac 4 Putnam, East Montpelier, Lewl'
4 llr, ant, Chester Arunah Burt, Sutton, Ebent
aer NJ Cook, weathcn6eld, Roswell treemat
ealii,ed from Bethel, Leighton W Grs~od
S, ,ringteld, Xenophon Il. Lockwood, CacsIti
Lyman Peck.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-31

Headquarters lUh Vermont Infantry
lst bng, Sd Div, eth A. O.,
Camp near spousy lvsnia &. H.. Va
May i5, 1894, JPN
Peter r. WdsAbHrH, iijHlaHt aad faspseiOr 6eMsret
GTSEHaL Enclosed send you list Of casualties 10 my
command sn;e We crossed the RApidsn, May tlh We
have been under fire. almost every day. Yet has not been
fortune In get In very bad place YET where were
liable to be cut up Yet the regiment have, upon all
sions shown good COURAGE and willingness do all that
men de- to keep up the reputation Vermont troops have
In the Army Of The Potomso, which can you
ssegna nonf.
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1)oetrp.
Cheerful Piety.

BY VAUGHN.
Lord with what courage and delight
! do each thing
When Thy least breath suslains my wing
| shine and move
Like those above,
And with much gladness
Quitting sadness
Make me fair days of every night.
Afniction thus mere pleasure is
Ard hap what will
II Thou 10 int It's welcome sllI,
But since Thy rays
In sunny days
Thou dost thus lend
And freely spend,
All what shall rsturn for this
on that ! were all soul that Thou
NouIdst make each part
Otthis poor sinful frame, pure heart
Then would drowni
Ny single one
A concert raise
OF Lalelujahs here below
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-31

bury, in arm, VIM 7 Howard, Brandon, in leg
seriously, Reuben W Holland, Chlttenden, IN
atm, James Coyne, en- from ST Adams, IN hand
] Crawford, ST Adams, 10 SIDE Edward Keenan,,
en- from st Albans, in leg, Elias Delphey, en- II
Brandon shoulder, Henry l. Merritt, en- from
| B nsou, in arm and leg VIM II Moves, en- from
! " lnds0r, in arm Charles Ward, On lr Sud.
! bury in hand, j Shuyereaux, Sidney Pratt en-
IIgsed from Rutland, in groin.
CoI,-Sergt Samuel { Kliboin, Poultney
breast, slightly, Sergt Jas R Martin, Rutland,
| il hip, mortally, Corp George Bixby, Shrews-
bury, IN leg slightly, Corp Thomas Rafter, Bur
lington, in leg, slightly Corp Porter Herring
Colchester, in leg, slightly, William Austin,
WiIliston, IN both hands, slightly, Francis Alike,
eul,iei from CHICHESTER, ia right hand, slightly
Jlstus Barker, enlisted from Poulney, IN leg,
slightly, John Brewen enlisted from Essex, in
| band slightly, John Coleman. Charlotte, in
thlgb, slightly John NJ Saaw, enlisted from
PJultney, ia lex aud back, seriously, Joseph
| Dupaw, enlisted from Colchester, IN arm,
slightly, Walter W Douglass, enlisted from
POuI neg, IN head and arm, slightly Samuel
+ Critic, enlisted from Burlington, in arm
slightly Ctas W Hathaway, Burlington, in
hand, slightly, JOSIAH L Henry, Westiord, in
foot, slightly, b. j4min lsaam, enlisted from
Wliiston, IN leg, slightly, James q Lyon, Bur
ngton. IN hand, slightly, L uis Muir, Colches-
tor, leg, anputa.ed, JJel Montgomery, en-
listed from Poulney, by blyonet, slightly, Jas
+ Preston, Poutney, in boves.
20 X Capt Leonard D Rice, llydepark,
thigh, Lieut. Leonard Browuson, Richmond
head, Corr Patrick Downs. Jericho, shoulder,
Marcus a B-nlett Bolton, C4sslus II Chase,
enlisted from Bjton, Geo L Cunningham, Bol.
ton Horny Durand Richmond, in mead, Iru-
man Hatch, Jericho, Byron B Hatch, enlisted
from Jericho, Ebruezar W Hill, enlisted from
Georgia, John Guyetfe, enlisted from jericho,
| II johnson a Wbltcbmb, Edwin FJss, enlisted
from Fairfax, job NJ Rutter, ealisted from
Chelsea, hand, Barney llaskinst enlisted from
Benson, leg.
.Mssiag'-Co A.-Corp Roswell Robinson,
Ilighgate, VIM lrcoyaw, Berkshire,
Co Corp Geo d Jackman, Weybrldge,
Andrew j Brown, Starksb0ro, Russsll l. Down
er, enlisted from Starkstoro, franklin Daniels,
enlisted from Bristol j Jhn llagan, enlisted from
New Haven, Samuel ilawley, enlisted from
Alldle;own, Edison l. M0oiey enlisted lrom
Weybrldgc, JOSEPH St Mare, Mlddlebury,
Abram SjrrelI, Ferrisb1rE
CO C.-Henry Crow, Sheldon.
c. E.-DAna + Kiider, Winhal.
Co F-fdmund Denno, Shoreham.
Co G.-P Loren Curtis, Rutland, Edward
Pe.key. Pittslurd, Clifford
Co ii -Jamcs Welch, Brandon, John logan
Co Robert II Cornish, enlisted from
Poulney joel Dupaw, enl sued from Colcbes-
ter Joel S4bin Burliogton, Charles ii Sp.uld-
iug, Burlington, Johu b Shaw, enlisted from
Poutney.
Co X -Slmud Bentley, jericho, Geo W
Bryant, Richmond, Lewis Dupont enlisted from
Doxbury, Alexander Plant, Jericho, Joseph
Lyons, Richmond, John Mccoy, Underbit,
Wet Plant, Jericho.
Recapilulation Killed Is wounded l79 ;
missing 81 total 23o.
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SIXTH REGIMENT.


Company A.-Capt Riley Bird, Bristol, st 1t Albsri
Crane, MddebuU, Drew ilill, stark-hofu
Company - Moody Martin, NewbuU, Asa Whitoomb.
Orange
Company G Corp John Bumhsm, stockbrdgo, Gideon
Wood enlisted from Cambridge syyanu. DAVIS, enlisted
from Plymouth.
Company D.-William A Cook, shebuu, Henp Iilden,
enlisted from HaHland Hendrek Welch, enlisted from
MalbOru
Company R.-Josah " Page Barnet, Henry Wright,
Gyegae, William Graves enlisted from Grafton.
Company Capt George e. Randall, Wooi-tock, sctgt
George Babcck Puullney, corp James Ccnnor Port Kent.
William Gardner, Dauby
Company G.-Gcorge Boyce, Mofeiown.
Company H.-se1g Henry II Whitney Bairiree Mara {
Chase, enlisted from fayston Lewis spauldng, Nais
field.
Company List sersi John Macomber Westofd, sergi
David Hctun Nson, Oscar Scrhner, Essex, Bar
Nichols enlisted from Essex, Edward Sands, Essex,
Thomas Russell satk sboro Henry Vaniyne, Grand Isle
Company K.-CoIp Palmer Mofeans Montgomery
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'ssed snss the naountaia Ess dsseslssa
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consumption Vt food, eoaeafsinx witk 4
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TO DO SO 49, Frsssasa. Lsueola o.
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