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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

For the sale and Purchase Of

For the Sale and Purchase Of
EIERY DESCRIPTION or MERCHANDISE
BEGS TO offer his services TO Suffers, Mar,hnts,
and Others in the purchase Of all kinds of supplies,
His long experience in business, and large ucquain-
hnco IN the cities of Baltimore, New York and
Philadelphia gives him great advantages in the Sc
lection Of Goods, and procuring them ut the best
rates He will give his personal and prompt at
tcntion Ia all orders, however small and see that
they are promptly forwarded.
Merchants; suffers, and others, who are located
in anyof the insurrcctiOnary States, must conform
to the Trade Regulations prescribed by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and forward their permits,
together with their invoices, to me.
Persons wanting to procure supplies for their
fanlics will applyto the nearest special agent who
viii give them all the information desired The
money must accompany all orders for goods Drafts
ON inyof the Government Dcpostarics, or Quarter
masters Vouchers, properly approved will answer
AZ we'll. This arrangement offers many advantages
to those whose time i, valuable at their place of
business. His commission is per cent for all or
der, under one hundred doars-for all orders over
one hundred dollars, .! per cent.
Parties ordering good, should designate how they
wish tscm shipped, by express or otherwise. Refer
to
Taos X EMP q Go. Rurnorr & SMITH, Baltimore
j 7, EsrEnrRooE CnAmrs MACY ESQ. A. ~ r
REED ISAAC OLIVER Esd New York.
Captain JoHS G. CRANE, Nashville.
Ciptain a. L. BUSr Cincinnati
baltimore, Md. April %. Ga. mayl4-6l
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ADDITIONAL RKGuLATloN or TRADE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 10. 1864,
LNIIl. In accordance with tho recon-
mcndation of the Lieutenant General
Transmitted to this Department by tho
Secretary of War, under date of the 9th
inst, "AlI trade in Arms and Munitions OF
War in kentucky and OH the Mississippi
river below Cairo IS hereby prohibited
and all officers Of the Treasury Department
are enjoincd to aid in carrying this order
into effect S. p. CHASE,
.Secrsidry OF tie Tredsuru
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MARRIED..

At Madisonville Tenn. on the 18th inst by Rev.
j. A. Hydcn, Lieut. Col. J. NJ. THORNBU RG,
Of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry, and Miss VI. ADA
SMITH, Of Madisonvillc
At the residence Of the brides father, on the 2Sth
Of April by Rev }. A. Hyden, Mr.. GIDEON 5.
WHITE and Miss MAMIE c. ROBERTS, all
Of Knox country.
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OTrIcR SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT,
FIRST Agency L. s. Treasury Department


Cincinnati, Ohio Nay G, 1864. J
SIR--lou will add to my Local Rules for
the FIRST Agency, under Regulations of the
Secretary Of the Treasury of September !
1863, the following additional Rule;
XXX Metallic and Wooden Collins, to be
sent to insurrectionary States and there
sold and used in removing the remains OF
the officers and soldiers Of our army, shall
be permitted free from the three per cent
assessment charged upon goods transported
TO an insurrectionary State, and without
tho certificate of Il Local Special Agent.
am, worry respectfully,
WV. p MxILES,
Supervising Tee. Agent Treas. Dept
WN q, BROwNLow, Esq,
A"tSpse Agt. Yrsas. Dept, KnorriHe, Tenn.
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 the estate of james
Hutlukcr, decd, are hereby notified to make pay
mcnt ut once Ia the undersigned, or they will find
their notes and accounts in the hand, Of nm officer
for collection, And MI persons having claims
against said estate will file the same with the under
signed as the law prescrbcs or they will be forever
barred, This 10th May, 1854.
NJ, W HuFFAKER, ! ,,n,,..
mNy2l-4t' j. b. DERIEUN, Nu'n r.
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Notice of Insolvency.

THE insolvency of the estate of Phillip Donald
son, decd, having been suggested according TO law
Notice is hereby given to all person, having claims
against aid estate to file the same duly puthenti-
Gated with the Clerk Of the County Court nf Blount
coonty, on or before the 10th day If November
next, or they will he forever barred This 18th
May, 1864,
my2l-Al j, H. DONALDSON, Admir-.
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Executive Order.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

FXFCUrIvE MANsIor,
Washington, April IA, 1864 !
|. Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States. having seen and considered
the Additional Regulation Of Trade pre-
Scrbed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
and numbered LNIII. do hereby approve
the Same. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

LOST, on Monday the 10th inst. on the main
road between Knoxville and Maryvc, ono small
black pocket book containing sos on the State
Bank Of Georcia $40 on the State Bank of North
Carolina nearly $50 on the State Bank of Tennes-
see; $50 or $50 in Greenbacks, and small amount
of silver. will give $40 to any person sor the de-
livery Of the above in the lower end of Bloun
county, or to F. NJ. Hood, at Maryville Tenn.
mnv2l-lta JOHN j. HUDGEONS
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PIcTUREs.-Mr. T. NJ.
Schiller Artist from Nashville, has established
branch gallery in this city. hi, place of business
Is ncrt 10 General CAr1Ens Headquarters, where
be lie ready to furnish every style Of pictures such
ss Photographs, Csrtes do vsite &c. Call and e.
,yri.ss-.e'..r. srrlssrs
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he amounts will be paid u the parties on sp.
ltion n. the oficc-0coes Bank, up stairs. ~:
,uchers Tor ths following persons were left IN
kt1ioo Sbs examination "a January, 1864. Tho
bn are re1ocsted n call annd get them, viz;
8. ne,s,seli, Robert Davis james McCsr.
2. B: WHITMAN.
80 Gar. and 4 g "
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Notice of Insolvency.

THE insolvency of the estate of Miles Jones,
decd, having been duly suggested to the Clerk Of
the County Court of Bount county; Now, in nc-
cordance with an order of said Clerk all persons
having claims against said estate hereby notified
to Gle them, duly authenticated, before the Clerk
Of said Court, by the first day Of November, 1864,
or thew will he forever barred, both in law and
equity ISABELLA J. JONES,
J. A. HOUSTON,
-s-,t.. lj-.:r' ~,.-.i,-a
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Attachment.

John TmpcN Admr Of j. d. Booicr, IS. j.
W. Ley anil L. r. Rogsdaic.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendants
arc indebted to the estate Of j. d. Booker dec d. and
that he SO absconds that the process of law cannot
be served upon them having obtaiDcd an original
attachment against the estate of the defendants
made rcturnahe before James VI. Carter n 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 Mt his
house in Knox county on the 18th day of Noycm-
Der 1854, or 1t will he proceeded with ex parte II
is further ordered that this notice be Published for
four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Wing.
my7-it PISS JAS NJ. CARTER. j. p
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Male School.

! WILL OPEN A MALE SCHOOL ON
Cumberland street above DR., Brownlows, nearly
opposite Esquire seays, on TUESDAY, MAY
a4th 1864 TERas-fwo dollars and q half per
motth. c, NJ, BLACK,
7, s-Pupils will have to furnish their own
seats mnyel-ltf
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To The Citizens of Knox Comfy.

AT your late March election was elected Sheriff
Of your county and since that time have offered
my resignation an officer in the military service,
and the military authorities having rejected my re-
Sgnation and refused to let me off under any cir
cumstances whatever, therefore announce 10 the
public that \. S lludiburgh has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff. and will be found in Knoxville at
all times, and will discharge all the business of that
office | further announce to you that ! only have
months to serve instead Of years. aud Ms soon rs NV
term Of service expires, will return to Knoxville
and give that office my undivided attention.
NJ. ID. BEAKDEN,
myi-3t' sheriff T. C.
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OrricE ASSISTANT QrARTEqNAsrER, I
Knoxville, Nav 10. 1861.

List " Vouchers remaining in my hands for ser
8 and rent for the months of December Janu-
y, February and March:
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r.. r.. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
United States Claim Agent,
ENQ NuII LIE InNNnnnIn


Collecting promptly attended 10 IN an Mt
Counties Of East Tennessee
Prosccutcs all kinds Of claims against the Gov.
crment; also,
Pension Bounty, Back Pay, &c, &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
belonging IN loyal citizens,
lie has 4 record Of the death of all East Tcnnc,.
See soldiers, who hayc died belonging to the Union
army, lie desire, TO see all parsons who drew n
pension ut the breaking out Of the rebellion who
hnyc been loyal; when the soldier died leaving II
widow she Is entitled if no widow, the children Il
no Children the father, fno father, the mother, &c,
The Ices IN this class of is five dollars and QUO
dollar and fifty cents for cnch certificate,
Tie refers 10 General s. =, Carter Dr. Brownlow
Colonies John Williams, John Baxter, q. 7. T,m-
pie Samuel Il, Rodgers, aud Judge Jones
hD'otiicc in Basement story of the Court House.
mHylt aft
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Notice of Insolvency.

TIL Insolvency of the estate Of Andrew Kirk
patrick decd, having been legally suggested to the
Clerk Of the County Court of Blount County, |
hereby notify all persons having claims against said
estate 10 file them legally authenticated ON or before
the first day Of September SO that distribution can
he made, or they will be forever barred This 4th
May lNGt THOMAS PICKENS,
mylA-3t d3pirof 4. hiriput,ick decd
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
John ". Paxton, NJ, D.

Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, 1916
RESPECTFULLY offer. his services to the cit.
liens Of Knoxville and vicinity Office two doors
South Of Morrow's Exchange Bank, where he can
always be found if not professionally absent.
Persons calling upon him. if absent will please
leave their name and place of residence.
p. S.-Nll pcrono indebted to DR. PAXTON
will please call and soUc their accounts, ms he is
Obliged to have money or its equivalent as he must
settle with those h, owes You will therefore take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
aprril-2m
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l.nI.d for, SsnlC.

TIE subscriber has on hand about one hundred
barrels Of excellent Lard which he will sell on rea-
'onahlr terms by the barrel Gallon me at Bargcrs
store ono door south Of the corner of Gnyand Main
strtuts linV7-tfl- 1OIIN HOMES
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M ANTED Agents to sell By subscription,
W TnE llsroY OF rHE GREAT NEfTrpN
SANITARY FAIR which is now being stcrrcotypcd,
and will bc published at m early day, Aprospe'tus
volume Will be ready for agents about tho fr, Of
May. For fun particulars, terms DC, address tho
publishers, C.. T, VENT 4 Co..
mNi-G No, Ss West Fourth st., Cincinnati, O.
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Strayed or Stolen.

PROM my house on Mil street, Knoxville, one
crsam-colored mare foncy, sI years old, 10! hands
high, with little spot IN the forehead Any per-
'on'rcturnmg her will be literally rewarded,
may2l-3t. A. ROEUL,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

DICE IS hereby given, that by virtue % deere.
- made AID entered Ct record by the County Court
OF La saHe County, Of the State C Hines, at III.
p-crinbtT term % bat Court. \. D. !5S3, n certain
cause men pending IN sad court JLe ehaucery side
n-recf ~ -Teln vi liam Hsyue Jr., Is complainant
ana Matthias swa + r.beth al. Lis wife VILLAIN
hetiy ana B!roira Kelley his vie, and EIaErd Usync
arr de!en iaais We shall On Tuesday d n-teenh tsy
OF JaHnHry d. a6}r beta th- hours 81 O'Clock
ID me i'Ftle"H gui 81 lsei Of said day o-r for sc
oF caS ~ Tie south door Of Tie County Court Hons,
IN Ot'[Na IL said county. al Public Auction. and vii
then Sc 20 the highest hicdsr the follow ne Described
properly O-Iac tie sane ordered b. tai decree TO be
sold, that :. 10 OltLot No TwrLty-sx t25 Let,
b in the co--ETr.i fracrio - quarter o. SECTION
Eleven III ia l9*Hsf p ilr.y-;.ree- l3l North o.
Rang Three 49, rsst Ct tie Third PRINCIPAL Nsridi.
- sad County an sta.e.
WILLIAM Hs'KIING.
iRpS Il. -}iITI.
WILLIAM r, WHITNORE
.t..r
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MASTEp'C SAFE

~ cree made and entered Of record by the Circui
Court Of Sale Ccnaty, State Illinois a, The No.
yember Term OF said Court, A. D.. 1853 IN n certain
use then pending in said Court, the Chancery aide
thereof wherei James b. Fry vas complainant and
Jacob Fry sarah Fry, and jacob Fry we're defendants,
I shalt On Monday, the fifteenth day OF Febuary
lS6i between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and sunset Of sad day, offer for sale, the
door of the County Court House ia OTTAWA in said
~ at Public Auction and will then sell 10 the highest
bidder the following described be the
ordered by said decree 70 be sold that IS TO say: Tho
west half of the east half OF the south thirds \
Of os number Ave- 90 in block nCmber twelve az in
the Origuci Town Of Ottawa. Also lot number three,
ls1 in ock number seven, a. in Walkers Addition to
Ottawa.
Terms Of Sdie-Ca.h. T. A. HOLLIsTER,
Ottawa, Jan. 9, 1854. Muster in ChGncerJ.
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T AL --It GAY CoNCIrs.
IL AtiNG te-. a}F..at-l ht= a.st-atsr 70 =
Estate - Charles II. F-t:.r-g-. deg'j. late o.
$50 GO M ty st al persons 10 la1<f; /
20 the said ..-ca..-. either ~ notes which lie
i13E accC-H;. 10y asa-r manner. - call
-,.s- ll- and s-t.le :. sans SAN'L PATTERSON.
Dee On. t.G3- -frEt.7lstri.gj. 0rs144 Es:gte
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reoel Establishments.
IIaAters Sllf

~ Office is hereby given, that by virtue OF ecree
y made and entered o! record BY The Circuit Cour,
OF Lasaile county, state OIL Illinois, at the November
pending IN said Court, on the ciancery side thereof
wherein Rachel Watson, dministr Tx With The will
annexed OF amarah Watson, deed, was Complainant
and Isaac Hit, Mary II Hit Cyrus Watson Gym
thia Lewis William Lewis. Riley Watson, Theory Wat
son, EuI-iiuc Suoy George Soow, and Byron Watson
defendants, shall, Monday the ss day Of Ps-
bruary, 1904 between the hours of o'clock in the
forenoon ami sGuss; vi said day. offer for sale. at the
south door OF the county cOu. house in Ottawa in said
county, public auction and will then sell to the
highest bidder the folio ing property being the
ordered by said decree to be sold, tia: is - say Lot
twelve ti2b in block seventeen. and lots four, O. aye
(1,) ana six 90 in block ulr.d aud
(i2ot m the sity OF La ale. Terms OF sale, Ca,h.
Ottawa, Jan ., ls6i3S +. A. HoLLISrEK,
ifdstsT in Ciancerv
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Notice Of application for Sale of Real Estate
To AL PERSONS INTERESTED ESTATE WILLIAM II.
l., WALLACE DECEAssD.
YIyAKF NOTICE. Shall apply 10 - County Court OF
the County OF La SAIL and 2ta.e OF Hlinois At the
next March Term OF said Court, for leas. q sen y
following described Real Estate, situated in the said
county, TO wit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-16

GO. 81, Town 81, Range East 81 ? ":
81 acrrs North .arr .: NW4 Sec 2, Town 20 %
Fast s5sf acre. OF south frac NWA sec ~ o. =
i1,a,yfJd n EII SWLz &c. 70, Town 3d. =
Undiviied q sW4 SWA sec ~, w" ~
Lot q in Ottawa City.
Lot 10 in block 81, States Addition TO Ottawa
Let G in block d. do do do
lots and i2, b 20, do do do
Lot in block = y orth Ottawa.
ontiot l. ., OTTAWA North, containing 81 acres
Lots and ), block lG2 WhItehead's Add. to Peru.
OF which the late William l.. Wallace died seized
much thereof may ~: sufficient .ay the debts
~ tie cecsCsEt ming still unpaid, tAs pc rsona1
49,. sf said decedent hayi-g been exhausted and
,t ~"-; DOR the payment OF tfs deb-s due BY
iesedent; at 80 and place yol are hereby
sai1s - attend and show cau.- ny It shOu' 30
hoIihei. "rpgS-s Aforesaid.
s'-l ''r 'He p 81 ANN WALLACE
ESecUtltz Of .dil Esta.e
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

How COLUMBUS LooKED.-Tke personal
appearance Of Columbus was not bad in
dex of his character. His general air ex-
pressed the authority which he knew so
well how TO exercise. His light grey eyes
kiudIed easily at subjects OF interest He
was tall and well formed. His complexion
was fair and freckled, and inclined TO rud>
dy Trouble soon turned his light hair grey,
and al thirty years OF age it was quite white
Moderate in food and simple in dress, lem
perate in language, bearing himself with
courteous and gentle gravity religious, wifh>
out being Journalist repressing his irrita-
bic temper with lofty Piely, he was the
model Of Christian gentleman. The de-
won't reference of his success TO the Divine
favor, with which be concludes the report
OF his fret voyage TO .be sovereigns OF Cas-
Tile, is highly characteristic OF the m an.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28
OBSERVE THE FACr.- The majority of the

OBSERVE THE FACT The majority of the
soldiers letters" which are published in
shoddy organs, are from ofieers-the balance
are manufactured at home per order. II is
not any more wonderful that "officers"
should denounce peace men and measures
than for Government contractor 10 iraduce
honesty aud oppose retrenchment. The
men of the kuapsack and musket, who do
the hard work and the hard fighting for
twenly-one cents a day, are not found hurl
ing fish market Sang al those who are seek
ing 10 end The bloody strife and save the
country and the Union by civilized and en-
lishiened negotiations.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

HEARD FROM HIS SUBSTITUTE "A wealihS
enlisted as a substitute siaIwart aud pa-
Uiotic Canadian, paying him $500, and ex-
pending considerable sum for an outfit
When they parted, the recrul promised, al
the request of his principal to wtite at the
first opportunity. The gentleman was a
little surprised at receiving letter from his
man dated Quebec. informing him that his
money had enabled the substitute and his
wife TO sci up corner grocety, and they
were doing we'll and if his patron would
give hir call, he should have drink
gratis.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28
Another Convert.


Among the speakers at Mcclellan rati
ication meeting al Derby, Conn, a few
evenings since, AT which some three thons-
and persons were present, was MIR. Thom-
as Burock, who had never acted with the
Democratic party aud had supported Lin
coin heretofore. He said
What is the meaning OF this great COM
motona Why is it :hat see on this oc-
casion this great sea OF upturned faces p
How is it, fellow citizens, that you are here
( to night, alter undergoing the ietisues of
! The day, iaslead of resting for The Iabors OF
heavins of The people. II is because the
people OF this Town and the country are dis
| satisfied with their rulers, and they come
! here 10 render a verdict against those rulers,
and TO say TO that greatest aud most patriot-
I ic OF Conventions, "You did your work
well in placing in nomination for The Chief
Magistracy of this Republic, that patriot,
! soldier, statesman and complete gentleman,
George Mcclellan. TLoud continued
cheering
Fellow citizens, stand here tonight in
a somewhat peculiar position. | do not ap-
pear as Republican or Whig do not
appear as a Democrat, bul do appear as a
Union Saver" (cheers) aud | say here
that have The most sovereign contempt for
that man who in contest of this magnitude
cannot rise superior TO parry. stand
here the friend OF my country, o: the Uaion
and of the laws of the lant aud it is be-
cause am in favor of the Union and the
laws. that am opposed to the re election
of Mr. Lincoln. ! am an original Lincoln
man. have given him as earnest a sup
port-have apologlzed for his misdeeds as
much as could, butI have weighed him
in the balance and found him wanting -
Fellow citizens, il is not for me 10 arraign
Abraham Lincoln for high crimes and mis-
demeanors. Il is enough for me 10 know
that The abest supporters of the Admiuis-
Iraiion have a.raigned Abraham Lincoln for
high crimes and misdemeanors before the
American people. II is enough for me TO
know that Henry Winter Davis, the a5iesi
Republican in Congress, aud Senator Wade,
whom the Republicans delighted 10 applaud
as ''braye old Ben. Wade, }" have united in
public document TO ndict Abraham Liu-
coin for high crimes and misdemeahors.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

AHoTHEa CoNvERsioN-The Wesiches~
ter IN. Y Monitor has abandoned Lin
coin, and hoised the Mcclellan flag The
editor says "The truth is, the Admins
tration of Abraham Lincoln is a. lamenta-
bic failure With arrangement Ill The
Treasury Department, financial ruin stares
us in the face with want OF statesman
ship iG the Department OF State, diplOma-
cy is at a discount; and in the Navy De-
parlmeni, that right arm of the nations
defence on the ocean, imbecilily, vsccila>
ton and corpption shock the people
while in every other department oi the
Government the same characteristics rule
the conduct Of the present Administration
of The Federal Government. In view OF
these indictments against the Administra-
ton, the revolution in public sentiment is
astounding and the country with one ac-
cord exclaims-give US a change in the
Administration. Influential presses, here
ioiore its advocates, all cry aloud give US q
changed We certainly cannot be any
worse off, We must have it, or may high
Heaven alone project our common country
from the i'm pending doom that awaits Us in
the downfall of our Government
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

EVERY man who agrees with the follow
ing sen tImeni, uttered on the floor of the
Connecticut Hous of Representatives, by
Rev. MIR. Gilbert, an Abolition member,
Jan. Is, 1864, will vote for Lincoln:
For one, an not afraid 20 say, that
had rather lie down and die in my tracks
day, than Gee any restoration of the In
ion rs it was.
This Reverend gentleman supports Mr.
Lincoln. because he is opposed TO the old
Union and refuses 20 negotiate unless upon
the basis OF The abandonment Of slavery"
and s, o: course, opposed TO Gen. McClel-
Ian, who says that ''the unihn is the one
condition OF peace.