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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Gone Up.


aET HARPER, alias Ed. Ross. the same
fellow who worked himself 50 i%nsinua.
,ipgly into the affections Of two Adde'S
cent Law Students. who proposed 10
farm a partnership with the Squire, and
talked con~hdenlially of opening a Law
Institute. has been sentenced by a Chi.
cage police court to spend three years OF
his valuable life in a penitentiary. This
is fine opening, and in the height OF
our admiration over his brilliant success
we a only exclaim. Bully for Ross.
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Donations

re- All persons who subscribed Tor
the Sanitary Fair, at the late meeting,
will please leave their contributions al
the Post Office without delay. 1t is
highly important that everything be
handed in soon as possible.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Veteran Ball.

At MonsE's Hall on the 31st inst, a
ball will be given for tie benefit OF the
veteran soldiers Of the 4lh Cavalry. The
whole affair is under the direction OF
Capt. Parsons, aud we have no doubt
will be conducted in the best OF style.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Removed.

EE- CALKrNs d. PLATNER, have NOV
ed into the FONDA block, on the West
side Of the river. and are now prepared
to do the fair thing by customers. Give
them a call by all means.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Items in Brief.

Items in Brief.
WILrY has returned from tho AIT and
VIII soon have on the greatest stock OF
boots aud shoes that ever crossed the
Mississippi river. The District Court
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Wanted. tttt
TWENTY. FIVE CORDS Of WOOD
wanted at this office on subscription.
I. o. Of e.. L

/. o. of g.. i.
EYr A meeting of the Good Templars
is held, on every Friday evening, at the
Court House, until further notice.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Glass g. Glassware.

\ large assortment constantly an hand. SUIT
ALL l.t Druggj,ts and Ilousekecpcrs.
At VILLAGES nn- STOP
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Grated Fruit Trees +!

Quilted TO TIE SOIL AND CLIMATE.
- can he found hv thousand, AZ my Nurse.
IS. four miles South east Of QuasaUeton ]
70 have > 49, 81 choice crols, vines also
4 Il SMITH
March sth 1907 t5htN
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or anything that is wanted in my line Of bust
ness. ! will estimate fn1 contract for allJob.
of Buildings, To he done the next season, and
will get out the work this winter.
u All who are going TO build will find il
70 their interest to see me before letting THEN
Jobs, for | always perform what | undertake
and satisfy my customers as TO quality ant
price.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

NHE latest Editions Of the most desirable
L School Books, received direct from the
publishers, at WAGGoNER.S.
Oct, 18th, 1862.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

EOLD PENS, a good assortment and at pri-
IL ces to suit the times,
At WfGGONER.S.
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sHERIFPs SALE.

Independence. Dee. -, 1863,
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GnnceQ utr,

bpen 9eutn in Der Sat lerpen nS bereu 8pl-
gen lie aand&td, ipireu, ielt TN S&ais, tur EOlutr
men, bic uneetbeitt Se @be unmoalt6 MAIDEN rn6
R6rper uuo e sr6ren pnten leurt ste nStb9,u dit
te tHur SSl6e @errnen rnueu teprr lie eueten In tie
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Baltimore, ANonto9 ocn ~. SN6rS ns6A.

Butb i'm Ser6n, buB Suer im8e8riff mar,
bet ibm aete9ten &dliuqe gu ent9 ben unb
cinen Nortbeil 5u eerpiinen, Der 0d8 feiae
$ er ned err Der NernHtunl rettep fpunte.
Gr Ionpts B M id)mar5en 9iateu 10 bte6 tel
Sa5it Der 8ulheS, Den BefsH nit Ieinen
9ieltera Den W3g iiber ben 6iigelrif, II osm
nuitartiiiiten 6u6uolt ab3ui6petpen, uuo
maif lid) MT ben 0audo8 auf BEN @pmmps
bore wdbrenO bte bihtep S9qaren Der 2trt
prneS li1 se3cn cie fleine, aper entiAipliene
Ytalanr lfir3ten. ...5 s
llntel DEN GeiterleiAm1berlt ter Snotl
ner befanD lih Gin Grnpp per pilpen Nilt@
gen pon 8nenpa Nple6 Sbr 8itbrer mar
Elm @reols ei1 Olann BON etma ie9Sunrpir
5t8 5dbrelt uno geoiunge EN-. frdft SenNud8
3pei .Wat, ais er init lsiren 0te tern ndteri
bran fun, beaesneten Iia Die Nu9cn pes
DlrnO uno Die ielnen, unb CT peutete nit
led|tenl g8inf anf bie&3nttin oeS@pnmpopre
bic III GER Whtte pes QuIrree'S as leioer
Seite belt, in Dem einen Nrm poS 6inb, ba8
de por cen 5eu9slu unp Bfsiien binter Gem
&ppf beS Sferpe8 ldatte, an Der anrern
6ano ben leidten 5ibel bdn9eno, ipdtreno
tbr Nu9e itber oo8 S4lQdltelD no6 perSet
tsi6peiite, no i1r fibulr @emabl fir ibren
Hiid5u8 fdnpfte, inpem e. lelblt nit pelu
8eit isinsr Gapferen lid lan8Iam na6 ieis
ner 5nfanttric 3nriif5n9 So Ntuerte II.
Der ianSe Snoianer paren an ibler onrcrn
&ete. .1.a5
Gie Gage pe8 Commodore purbe NIT jeoea
Nu8snblid miBlid1er uno Sef1brliper-sr ielbil
foot ME Der gerrnaite ieiner Setter peren
faunl nod fiinf5i9 um ibn pfriammclt p1reu.
wdbrenp Die onoeru 9efllIen pper iii etnjels
nsa Srppps iiber cen 6ii8elatFaa9 5sritreui
fdmpften. @ m 4..a
3u SiIfe, Nlarndlsttii - 5lt 5ilfe S9rea
general-er lInterlie9t! rief pl6tii@ Die sc
nora. 2alIen Sic fie 0ieihe 6ff Ell, 6pB gotr
ibr teTreien! Sic rei0te as Stno In ipiloer
Sait Dem ParbO.. Ninm, Maunelo 5d,iittss
es nit Oenem 2eben !-3n StIfe psm Gon'-
mpoprs t..a.e
(Ipriesun9 tplet.)
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seueebote fir @apallerie= @fcrSe.
Seriess Departemeut, g0Oullerie-gurear

GrieaS Oepdrtement Gnpalle rte bureau,
Sfhce teS @bie SudrtermeterS.
gpabinstcn. .. s. Nldra $685.
gete9elte 0frtem perren In btefer Oice ansenrmmsn
ss y ltr NtttGgS Ntpntas ten IA. fper;ebnen) dra
3pei taufen6 10000 Gapuuers. Yfsrbe su leferm in
Sgracnle g o. btnpen 40 (Oteris) Gaeen pom Sag
3wettanfenb (20OOl gasauersYferte. su tiefern in
9sOensbars g. g., binnsn so (Ore6iS) 9Ostu pOm
nidtantsr Gfnf aab nit Iter 9tntun) Sabre ait sCg
mb bic peSSse srSse @ FUR FIR tasaers ceSraS tsSs S w
Dice SpeitTtationen TerSen tn ieber @sSie9nO trens
Die 8O fdIdse 1ien BON elmer aeb6risen gdtaiaa ipe.
cen etrenltGer Grnupne res @pntraes beeeite errenn
iie Serudtdtt9u ttnhen lplel
nnc pdter ais ni6t esrantmOr6 IT'D erwetien 70 Cu peen
gaien benz 8reesr tar 8snelSe Gub iclter Sffsier
ten Oiehffe entlalien pereen. s OJH I
Aae Siter unS Sdr9n werben rens SernxtpGrtltG ee-
natt no Ieee Uernd9lat1pn9 III Gruuun9 pes 9cntrnS
Sosr pen esgtra n erlnne sst &c tp Iss
iekeS be1rdft peroelt. tttF4e- .ti
srrn.ulafe fir NnsstOtean GarGne ann man ertaIten
WidG, cher th bteIer Office
erflsei6e Nnbter mIen cinen seI6rieteaen GUntrGft
bes Nngebpts ensf6en ls'ra
Gin O Ser Erepe mug ietes nsseOt lc@en sistern
Der llntersednee be6dlt d Sos ed Dor alIe anoesOs
sic ibm unpafen6 erihetnen Su perwerien
Mnsebote r bic gane 8db Der psrlanetsn Yfrbe fns
3a6Ite erfcIe na @rilune S,s gpnattss OOer 70 taIb
ndbber, ais bic 6ottS bdflr pcrbaiber iine
@pri6d inb 3u uberldreiber Proposals for Cavalry
Borses'N rnb an amee N.@ ftn, 9ieutenant Grlonei
nnb @bief Suartiermeir gapalrp Sareau, @aibnGpn D.
e., su rtbten
SSe wetere SIustunft uErS pfOmst seSeben au @nGse
4 bRt ,,s.-.-.s... En ,- JAMES A, FKlN,
Lieutenant Colonel, f'hief Quartermaster,
4. (7b14sHr5 u 9- Cavalry Bureau
a...gsss i19l0 IS StnftionS=Nerfduf
4 S2..Saa pDn1c n entntrten 9feroen.
6986 esesDePartement gopaaerie-Burenn ]
Np6 pf.S0 0forf fiprn f1era I
RI @4sA gDaIbineton, .. g.. 10. 8ebr 1864 J
ptsenSe YerSe merrea ben Metfbietenben bertauft
ub on ben ra9fbeno ndber bebetdneten Yasen unS
&dgen: y f.t'@i t-~ -3-.H A
!. aSn @ifrins gaq 500 pferbe dm Srettas ben 4.
4 SR lgtltiam sppt gay 500 gFrbe am DisatAs.
aI{upna; pa. 500 gferte am 8rsttas ben IL.
Wt1rs
Sn@eW grunSmt Ct, 81. S., 800 Yftrbe an, Dtenaas,
BEN Is. WdrS. t544~ f#s&
NarS 81 loa3Nl tg
/ Smeebanpa, gay 800 pferte am 6rcitas ben 2s.
ydr;.
j Sn QDtlfesbGrre. pa, 800 gferbe ant Dienaas, ben
i % @drs. ..,-t -r4-,s,1 s
9ele gcrte prrSen als unbraubar befunte um ferns-
ren gapalerteetenf in Der Der. st, Nrnee.
SIR 3ug une Artettspferee wereen md ebr Sele cut ju
i benuben ietn. Si> 80 2t.t st..f --< ~
/ 50 Die Yftrbe werbeu enSsn Sertauft. e3 ssat
Die Ser1ufe be9nnen uni 10 ubr Wfcr9enS unb wercen
tdsli6 fprt9eIest, bis nl pferbe pertauftftno.
3aufbeotn9en: Saag gSalluns mn nnr in Der. st. S6as-
GmtsnCtsn.
IT'D H9HriH5 g9f3C l SamesG. Gftr,
(3-29RrSl ,. Gtiefauarternlg gapaaere-8ureau
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y9filcnr;rs III Fad, !.

Dte iredb@sn gBtrtunsen be8 saiers nb ebr 81 far4
brudtbsit Der 6etreae b6ie Ntnun9en, abneisun9
Der Seisli6aft, u6t d& Gtndn.tee, Ntatranen Seaeu
f& eltt. 5ul4tameit u. l. no. tap eintse Der i@Immtu
Splae.
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0r 3 ln t 0 Il.

BON erabuirter zines eritn meetndn Goaesen Der
Ser 6taaten, ben srDst tel etnes 0ebens tn ben
5siYt lern ppi 2paeci parS Sbaeelpbia uue dnberen
Starn ausebra9t tat etnse Der wunceIbaren 5euneen
ppenbet BON be bic Gebte Ger Wtsststn retB In
.dbltac Qeeeube ete an Sbreniauen erpDt ,6 anber'
Srdnfteten Icn irte J. 9. aud Die BET plbsliten 9e-
rau6en gu br erefen, bic 5u p errpbsn bel sertnstn
Rletriateiter IL. n. Wurreu aueeRhlidltd 9ebetlt.
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0yr 8arfe Mnua

mpFng td - --------- ------- --------
ag 4s aien sntHaIteab stn pOrtreiFt8es eOrttntent
Ser nlerneleteu
e 'a4 GpieIs nno GaIdntcrietuGareM,
bic tcb ibrent 2lueubdes SurOpa NIT beDnte
berer 5rrSta asab Hne btf Id lCp6I an QDeberrer
tiufer tpte an @cniumentfn btdisa dbeebs
..,l si-. +. Gepra y. Steinbaeb,
trporteui d Sops 5ancp GrCbs .EerpIt Of
Eanen-, Wt. 70 ID 8alttmoreItr., Gds ErtnetettS
i1pftiN WQeb
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pbsiier 5dpie ceer etne5 aceren onbe Miles tfrust
inb ipttcn unpersGg;a Or. Sctnfen 5a Wdbe stebsn.
Glue 5.iueerne gs8en Git 6t ptnIhe reer eelse Ger
rattup ebartdt esr re ttn i3tern unb Ghwdde, Oser
hGpiurB rer fbrtdfitlen Nrt mereen ihmeQ turtrt.
Derienise reidlsr Ter 8ebdnsluas urb 8UriCrse bon
Or Spbnpn uaierett fann ibm ais eincm @trenntdnne
rbne Turt h ancertraaen ane aoerlt auf Ielns 6rjt
CHpId,tflfdfett nprIoIicn s.1
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DR.. Johnston,
ter ctn,tss Qs3t. lpeldsr antjat
Sa1ttnaOre sOd'Spfpttat. /.
3ur uattrD.iduns crr QuadiuI6erti ttublirt.
Der si8,tse plob II Der g8dt, no lidsre,
fdnelle uab O iloeI;fs }enren IN
npfari tsrcff Grnnfhrifcff
eebpi men &raufacitcn

semadt pertsa as ta luS: 3eusuussunidbotei S6ra8t
In eem 8udea t1sSern GntsunSnnsen ter 3tsrea
anb 8lae 5aam nsreieBunseu Sbwibe Ter Nerpen wta-
ecnId mds, Yflt9fet seIblasentet: Serdnees-
6wdde SersflOpTea kdiatrn6st 3tttstn, Iusel&wad,e
S9wineel, Gppffmers, Gnt3iinbun9 Salies, Der Nalt
Der Qunae hes aRasens fer Gtnlelp,re no atr iener
ebtI be BON gpiien actstme Der sge b.
elfe itren Spfsrn eetibrter ue ais ner Sreren ge.
fang ben GeiIbren be8 plies terri4re1 nre wcnn nt
seitie gehelt msrbr ibe elirenpen SCfu rerxt
ten, dwlde Ger Gpnatutor rerpcrbrpeen bic Ghe un1
n:Sa na6ea unb sulsst een &6rper uue Stun 'erSrer
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Oroantihs 5fhn1fe

rb unsrsds stbti!t unb bic ere Graft noiebtr terSe
eu Deies ur6ttare yti meleS has 9sbtn eltno rne
2pes Derer ee ttren Se eniaen uubticnneh itStnen.
ua9s 2erte limb ;u etdt su Nus9etfuH9en eenest neil
lie eeren Srlesn td eendu tennen .obsleta e aud bur8
Strttursn Reberi4lasen tn Sarn Stein unb aneere r
laden sntbsn tdnn 10 i lie bod nteiasnthel cine Sss.
ausuen tas tie Graft Grjeusuns eter Denen perIp
rem tprb bic i teimtn 3aatrn erssbeu as bon DeneH
bte ea Nftfe tnb. a 1
- Sfftee: 90. z Gib.Grtbertdltr ;,
feben Tbiiren BON 8altimpretr., GftIi4e Sette,
Die Stufsn tinanf. ssr
E2an merle id Ndmen unb dusnrmmer, hsnn unwtfIex-
ts unS truserite NauaGer, ertrietene nnS 9epenlce
QUadalber, S@ubfer, TtiefeIpi6ler Strdsenretniser
nne 9dmpenpussr u 10. nennen Bd reeelmabtee Merite
nb lauern anee3csen BON Dr. pbnfcn &u tn Der Ndbe
T8. ALE 8rtefe miilien einen Yrf.Stanp tntbdlten.
Cine oetlaus IN 2 G1esn 3useltfett.
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bebenfen ta etn eunber Ge elm senbrr &6rper he
nrthwen tsten @rfcrternile Sur eeltden Gudielafei
nb a pbne ele prb bic &ete res Qeb1nS sur iraurige
@Igsriabrt. Die Nueiiten he's ytb nspernfern lid nlo
ltt bic eee ;rb er8riiien ppn @srwcfne unS
Ian6ciiden @erad'anesn, eas nnS bic 6reueeu !relhe
Abtere eeniestn perweiler itne.
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Il t: t,er |preITe.

Die piele 6aaifnte, pet m6bene bsr lebten f6ersebn
tiger lite Srerd rrne nel@e Dr. Sehnilp
fnbrts beRrn Die 5siRn9s faprrreurf rb pele nneere
Ghataftet OILS Gbre lnn ii @ejr9 lu Ghdrdste unb Ge
riientdfstei Gp &cieeueeii ee hinrcitenSe 0epdtrs
leifGrg. .f .rtff-..t.ray ~
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Snn4t Ma nsr,

bernbrrs pelde RE Cp;er trs eebecn 2sers sepprben
t Sas ipr!ih il ttete Sduisnpe eth ia rItes 8rat
rest cide eu d tre ertaSeeu 8dlepte III entrtdelten
gerfaneefraite nit sc 0rnnsr Ger WeTtamtett ben Se-
nat beeeerf Qeer be;duterlte S5ne tttpdt 6ate
pRreen, mbeen iida nit rpaem 0eytrauea ndbtn.
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Cleveland and Chattanooga.

We have received sir letters in one ddy,
from these two towns, asking permits to
open trade stores, and to bring on family
supplies. We arc instructed in every in
stance, to open up no trade in any town or
county, without the advice and consent of
the Major General commanding the De-
partmcnt We have waited upon General
Thomas in person, in regard to tn, trade in
these two towns, and again upon General
GRANT, and we were told and told very
properly as we believe, that the trade could
not be opened in either Of these places
rhiie our lines remain whpe they are, We
have no time to answer letters, and if we
had, as we have done in few cases we
should only repeat what is said in this ar
ticles. Will gentlemen not understand the
case? Will they quiet down, and agree to
wait for the wagon" and when the way is
open, briug on their goods? Why such
hot haste to engage ia the goods business
If all the permits were granted that are
applied for, ,here would be more stores in
East Tennessee than there are purchasers,
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OBITUARY.

DIED IN Knoxville, on the 9th Of April, 1904
Professor ROBERT n, STRONG, in the slst year
Of his age,
The subject Of this notice Was born at Shelbyyille,
Tennessee on the l4h day Of October, 1889, but At
an early age became a resident Of this portion OF
the State, His religious career began at the age Of
eighteen years during the progress Of a revival
which was held AT HopewelL in Knox county in
the fall Of 1881, where he made public profession
" religion, and Became a member Of the VI, L,
Church, Ia the month Of August, 1887, immsdi-
discly amer hs graduation ut the University Of
East Tennessee Professor SrRoS0 WAS invited tenn
porarily to the charge of the strawberry Plains
High School the duties Of which position he us
sumcd in September following and continued TO
perform until the arrival Of the President elect
About ths period of his career his attention was
drawn 10 the ministry, and in the month Of July
1883 lac was licensed to net as local minister in the
NJ. r. Church and ut the converting Of the lIolston
Conference at Chattanooga the subsequent Mll was
admitted on trial MS travelling preacher, and sent
10 Bradley Circuit,
In the midst Of hi. labors Of usefulness here, il
WAS found that his physical strength was unequal to
the task to which he had been assigned, and with
exceeding reluctance Professor STRONG abandoned
the field Of the tncrant and returned TO his fathers
home in Knox county from which ho Was called,
in September, 1851, TO professorship in the Uni
vcrsity OF East Tennessee, In this position hs con-
tinued until all educational pursuits were swallowed
up ia the prosont Raing erlan,ly opposed 10
tho rebellion Of the southern States Professor
STRONG left his home in Tennessee TO seek refuge
on Northern soil where he spent much time in
travelling mainly for the purpose Of gaining use
full knowledge until this country came into the pos
session of the Federal Government. lie then re-
turned to his own native home, to look once more
on its Handicapped hills and lovely valleys, and
there to yield up his noble spirit to the God who
gave it.
Notwithstanding the charge which was rendered
necessary by the failure of Professor SrRoSGs
health, he unreservcdly consecrNtcd himself to God
and His church and continued to serve them with
Christian zeal and fidelity TO the day Of his death.
In all the relations Of life he evnccd the true char
actcr of an educated christian gentleman. Alice
tionae in his intercourse with all his friends, noble
and generous in all his impulses; firm and invinci-
Bile in his principles of right; an humble and devoted
follower of the Lord Jesu. Christ, he lived the life
Of the good man, and died the death of the
righteous j. albert lYDES,
Chaplain L. :. A.
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ID i Il ID

On the morning of the 25th ultimo, EMMA
MCMILLAN, daughter of J. s. and Maria l.. Mof-
felt, aged three years, five months and nine days
Thus in the Providence Of God, and in the brief
period of three months and four days the bercaved
parents have been called upon to consign to the
grave two lovely childrcn-li,tle ANNE MARIA
having been removed from earth to heaven on the
2lst of January last.
From adverse blasts and lowering storms
Their favored souls He bore;
And with yon bright angelic forms,
They live to die no more.
In this city on the 2sth of April, MARGARET
b. NAVE, wife of John Harrison Nave, aged 3S
years. She died a Christian.
At Chattanooga, Tenn, GA the 18th Of April
Captain Il. p. JET
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For the Knoxville Wing.
Partially Shown Rebel Citizens In
Knoxville.

great deal Of dissatisfaction justly prevails in
relation 10 tho manner in which dsloyal persons are
shown Partially by the officials of Knoxville. Those
who prior to the advent of the Union army were
doing all in their power to aid treason and prosecute
loyal persons, seem now to receive the special avors
Of Quartcrmasters, Commissarics Post Command
ants, Provost Marshals, and "Shou,der Straps gen.
orally Nay moro, some that dsdaned not to tram
pie and spit upon the banner Of freedom since the
country has been occupied by Union troops, now
making their living by boarding Union officers and
drawing and purchasing supplies from the Commits
sary Department while those who would never sub
nit to the reign of traitors fail to be recognized be-
fore the controlling authorities
Its understood that the stores OF the East Ten
neacc Relief Society are distributed alike to loyal
and disoyal. In fact the preference in many cases
seems to be given, not to those for whom the sum
plies we're originally intended, but to those who have
the bodncss to make the greatest demands upon the
Society. Amongst the last named class are to he
found those who took the oath Of allegiance merely
10 remain at home
Where is the necessity for such distinction Is
It the part of wisdom and justice to attempt TO con-
cilate BY lavish kindness the trairors in our midst,
while Union persons are totally neglected. Is not
that class to be shown preference who have ever
been loyal and who under trials like the past would
continue their fidelity to the Federal Government
Can . sensible person be mistaken as to the most
discreet course in the premises
4 remedy, speedy remedy, is needed. Let those
placed at the head of the different departments dis
play their charity toward rebels after Unonists hare
frat seen supplied rita the gfts Of The Government.
OBSERVER.
KsoIvrILE, Tenn, April %, 1864.
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Attachment.

John Tunnel, Admr Of j. d. Booker rs. j.
W. Legg and L. f. RdgSdd|c.
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendants
are indebted to the estate of j. d. Booker dec and
that he so ahsconds that the process of law cannot
be served upon them, having obtnined an original
attachment against the estate Of the defendants,
made returnablc before james VI. Carter, Justice
Of the Peace for Knox county. and the same having
been levied on their property: 1t is ordered by said
Justice that the defendants appear before him nj his
house in Knox county on the nth day of Noven-
Der, 1864, or it will be proceeded with ex pare. 1t
is further ordered that this notice be published for
four con .ecutive weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
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Chsnosry Court - Knoxville.
A. "a u Ram US r. n ,Strono.

j. A, d A, H. Rayl u.s. b, H. Strong,
THE defendant, Il, Il, Strong, being a non-rssl-
dentof Tennessee AS shown in tho bin II Is or
dered that publication bc made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defen-
aAnt to appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
willie on the first Monday Of October next then and
there 10 make his defense to the bill or the same
will be taken "a confessed ls TO him, and set for
hearing 81 parte
copy Of the order
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Knoxville, Saturday, May 7, 1864.
Public Meeting.

The meeting at Snoddy's Church, on
Saturday last, adjourned to meet again at
New Salem Church, South of the river, in
this county, ON Saturday, the Dist instant,
out, as there will be Union speakers present,
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Wm. Momden, Endorse Of Thos s. Punmer

d %, rS. H.t.Tdy-INV HH"1WWtW SHHS'
1T appearing to me from tho afidavits filed in
these causes, and from the attachments issued that
the defendant, A. c. Day has absconded and left
this State and the said attachments having been
levied on his property 1t is ordered by me that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing and Rebel Ventilator,
requiring said A. G. Day To appear before me on
the 3lst day of October 1864, ut my house in Rhea
county, Tenn. then and there to answer the plain
tiff on plea Of debt in sum less than five hundred
dollars in each cause, or else judgment by default
will there be taken, and these causes set down for
hearing ex partc. WM. ". LOWE,
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q. AZ. Hasen rs. h. r.. Strong.

THE defendant u, h, Strong being n non-resi-
dent OF Tennessee, us shown il the bin II is or
dored that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defon-
dant 10 appear before the Chauccry Court ~ Knox
willie on the first Monday OF October ncrt then and
there to make his defense 10 the bill or the same
will be taken m confessed Ne to him and set for
hearing sx parte,
copy Of the order
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Lard for Sale.

THE subscriber has on hand about one hundred
barrels Of excellent Lard which he will sell on rea-
scrabe terms by the barrel. Call on me at Bargers
stcrA one dcrr south of tho ccruer of Cav and Main
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