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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
THE TAX on NATIONAL BANKS.


Representative Kasson's amendment TO
the National Bank Bill. which was adopted
o-dny, providing that the tax will be such
as may from time to time be imposed by
Congress, in lieu of the present taxes, is
now pending before the Committee of Ways
and Means, prescribing other rates of tax
alton applicable TO such institutions.
THE INTEREST CHARGED BY NATIONAL BANKS.
The amendment of Representatives. Blaine,
of Maine, providing that every association
may charge on any loan or discount inter-
est at rate established by law IN the
State where such institution shall be To-
Gated, which was agreed to by the Com.
mittee of the Whole on the State of the
Union, was afterward superseded by re-
storing the original provision "of not ex.
ceeding seven per cent"
THE UNITED STATES 1910 AND go bonds.
1t has been decided to receive the new
ten forty United States bonds as security
for the circulation of the National Banks.
AS the ive-twcnty bonds are now worth in
the market a large premium, and as the
new ten-forty bonds can be procured on
subscription at par, slight difference is
made in the rate at which these two secu-
rites are received by the Banking Depart
ment as the basis of circulation. The
Controller Of the Currency some time ago
fixed the rate at which iye-twenties are
deposited for circulation at ninety cents
on the dollar, and he has Just decided to re.
ceive the ten forties S73 cents on the par.
This decision will stand at present rs the
rule, unless Congress shall prescribe some
other. ~ 7-'t'ie -sf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
TRUSTEES SALE

nv xf,,ns Of a. I.s,i Of Tru.t frO1s Jaha Ks'',n
X To HenrT Ecbois. dGts5 April H.. i''s' - -,
corded in DeeL BOOK n, page 90; 81 .'.;a t ,.r.
records; and Of my appointment By TIL. ~ 80.
OF said county, Trustee in IiAee o. uzn-, q
ohio County, on saturday, April sih, II. Isl
O'clock, A. 81, a. pubic auction, i"r ..,N' N Ia
part OF Lot No. so, situAted 90 hon -. H.. =.
raTt Of the CITY IL wheeling, laid sat BY tI.,,.
GbanIinr SnI 5,hers. the .ame descriesd =, i -,
S. Ieet front ON Eod erect and eEieh.ii- ~ ,.ss
sarne breadth I22 feet To an alley bsihs -, yp..
property conveyed TO SAD Eosse" "
by deed dated "PF'i ISL jio DIS G. cHASDLEE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
ER.ESH BEEF


for furnishing all ths
FRESH BEEF
that ruay be required for q the troops Of the
~ WoSt Virginia. aud now stationed at uallipOlts.
Ohio CnaTlsStOu Fayetteville, Gauley Bridge, Camp
Piatt, &C., West NirginiH, ~ follows, viz:
R,r & Idyel months, or sucII less time ~ tbs
ConmssSry General may direct. and subIeGt TO his
onnroval. commencing on the 18th tiourteeuthl day
Of April is64. and ending on the 18th fourteenth
SAID Beef 10 Of steerE luOt Bulls stags, HeIeFs
or CoEEl four years old, aud over, to weigh net
each At least 500 (hTe huudredD pounds.
The Beef to be sound, and wholesome, with necks,
shAnks and kidney talloG excluded,) in equal pro-
portions Of fore and hind quarters, and to be in
inch quantities usually three times per week. As
may be designated by the Chief ComnissAry Of the
The Contractors will DO required to keep an agent,
with a sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance Of the troops
a bond In The penalty Of 10000 twenty (thousandl
dollars will be required, with two good sureties,
whose individual responsibilities Tor the above sum
must be shown by the official certificate OF the Clerk
oil the nearest Court OF Record, or oil tie Unlleu
States Distrirt Attorney.
Proposals from firm must specify the names AMI
residences OF all p rsOIs composing 1t, and eaeh
proposal must be accompanied by the oath Of ALE
xianee Of the party parties; also by certificate
Ofthe responsibility ABOVE referred to also by
| written guarantee Sigued by the party or parties
making the bid; this whole making four SEPARATE
pApeIs for which forms VIII be furnished on AgplI-
cation by mail Telegraph, In person: all ofWhch
should be enVelOped, sealed, and endorsed, "ProP0
sails for Fresh Beef and directed TO the mud rgntd
| At Cumberland, nd.
other Government FUNDS As may be on hand: II none
ON hand, to be made soon As received.
The bid, oath Of allegiance, certificate Of TeApOn'
sibIlity, aud guarantee, must all be in duplicate
The Government reserves to itself the right to re-
Iect any or all bids, deemed unreasonable:
wN. II. HOsACR+
| Captain aud c. ),
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

FoR all its rampant indiscretion and
over.talk and Hy. of ativeness on SO ma.
ny topics, We commend the New York 75i.
Ouns for the way in which itpursues Con.
gress in favor of a tax on the whisky spec
ula.orS. Congress has got to come down
on that question, q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
National Tax In ohio County.

Ohio county. beside doing promptly and
fully her duty iu the way Of furnishing
men for the armies of the Union, is no less
prompt and plethOric In the way OF furnish
Ing money, in the shape of taxes, to the
National Treasury. We are indebted to
Robert Pratt, Esq, one of tue two assis-
tAut assessors of this county, for the fol-
lowing item as to the amounts paid by her
into the Federal Treasury:
The whole amount OF uatioua tax asses.
.ed in Ohio county, in 1868, upon all
sources of taxation was $l43, $40 81.
Divided as follows:
From manufacturers, cool aud
slaughtered Animals.........$l05,7 33 ~
Income of 1852 .................... 1854 40
Licenses. ......................... 9,974.O2
Carriages, Plate, &c............... 2ss-4l
SAB, $40 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

DY virtue of dvcTse Of 'he Circuit Court uf us,o
Il 3 dfy.O1rtEed on thr I'D nay Of March. 10
Ia thescase OF Peter add HmDIa aIncil b.. .t,l.
next friend, against the North W. stsE" ia u
VircInia aud Others, will sell at public AHeIioa
the front door Of the Court uOuse Of u ID r.uts,
on TUESDAY, TIE qHlkD Ray uf NAY MAJ
Al 10 o'clock s. NJ OF that DAY, TO The htShe-t al
besr bidder, the following properly. {" HiS5 lbf
following described PArt OF Lot 40 seven 90 irsat
iny On SRfp street Ia the ettg OF Wheeling. u a.
70 SythS north eastern part Of rad lot, trOLtE.
on Main street Htty-Ihrec feet aud three ami Utv
th,rd Inches and running back with line tAgAl5-;
yTith the southern line OF said Lot Sv.S rify-A
fecs two fucEes, being the part OF lot \" : Ts
saId set apart in surAlty To John I. NArnli!
ZNehariah YarnniI. The property viii be s.,ii IL.
two separate parcels, each fronting tWUHJy-siNis
md ,yYen and tWo-third inchts OF MIin SI'stG
TKKNs or SALE -CDe fourth OF ihs purchase Hi1ar,
70 be paid la CASH and the TenaihivT Ia :hEet &c, Al
ibstAlments of Fix, Twelve hUd eighteen EIuEta,
with interest from the day Of sale, TLe pHrChl..f
giving bond with ssIis'Heto -HsnF'ly Irr the d'J5
Ted DSTmcnts but 10 lave tue privilege, al biz e.,
ton Of payTpK III, whole PIIclNse iaoary u cs't.
or OF paying In Gas greater PFoPorIIor ih-s-.'
uIrSi:td DANIEL LAMB, COmmi.s,oprf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

BIZ yesterdays mails We have files Of the
New Orleans Pieagune up to the 23d ult.-
From the latest market article we clip the
following:
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs-with very light
receipts, aud very little in first hands, the
sales to-day are confined to small lots of
sugar at previous prices; fair to fully fair
for prime new crop, and roc. u gallon for
city refinery reboiled. There were resales
of % hhds. sugar at l33 for fully fair aud
143c. for choice. The receipts are falling
OF from day to day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

ARB You aware that simple cough ter
miuates in consumption Why not be wise
in time and use Allen's Lung Balsam which
will stop the disease aud prevent the fatal
eopseouences2 '''S .1ase5-'s -1s--si
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

GovERNoR BoREMAS, who returned from
Washington on Saturday last. says that
the excess of the State, on all calls, will
be about 1900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

coueHs, Hoarseucss. Asthma. or any
Irritation of the Throat, or Bronchial
Tubes, relieved BY allowing one of Brown's
Bronchial TroObes to dissolve in the mouth.
All Druggists sell them. aa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

MUSTERED CURVE would call Atten-
ton to the poem under this head on our
fourth page.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

SoNE correspondent of the Louisville
Journal writes to Prentice to know why the
editor of the Democrat, in his paper, spells
whisky with an before the y, and why
the Journal spells it without the {. Prem
tice makes the following answer:
The photography is recognized after both
fashions, but the Gaelic derivation Of the
word from irisge. 6satha "Wster of life," IA
vors the retention OF the penultimste vowel
9. The Democrat may spell it without tho
but we have noticed that it is used fire..
quently by our neighbor with cess.
No doubt our neighbor generally writes
the word without the {. Probably he
thinks, that, as be uses the word, as be
does the article, oftener than We do, he
ought to economic little in the letters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

DIED,
On Sunday last, April Sd, In the town OF soath
wheeling. AHpREw HALL, n Ruling Elder in the sd
Presbyterian Church from Its organization.
Soldier Of Christ, well donel
Praise be thy new employ;
And while eternal ages run.
Rest In thy saVIo nr's joy,s
Funeral this day Tuesday, at o'clock. from his
late residence. Friends invited without further
notice 40.
On Saturday, April ID, at salsm, Ohio, JrssrE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
Daily Report OF EnIIstments.
s OFFICE A. A. P. NJ. GES'L, I
WHEELING, April 4, 1864. !

18TH w. VA INFANTRY.
Chas criswell, not credited.
7TH W. VA. INFANTRY.
Henry @ Bond, Chas H Boyles, Hiram
Lemly. John n Lemly. John Schofsld,
John Weekly, Jacob ConkIe, Henry Doak,
Tyler CO.
Alex Glenn, Doddridge co,
John r Grandstaf, Marshall co.
BATTERY a, lsr W. VA. ARTILLERY.
Geo F Biggs, Wheeling, Ohio CO.
20 W. VA. CAVALRY.
Jas q Trout, Hamshire CO.
Fifty.oue recruited at Charleston during
the past week.
Fifty reported recruited at Buckhaunon
for the Sd W. Va. Cavalry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
coIored g.

Males is. Female. 81. cOIOred 9.
Physicians are required by City ordiaa to cot
forth in their certificates the NINE, PLAcE RIsI
pRScE AsE and TINS OF BE.TH OF the deceased, and
the DISEASE OF which he she may have died In
these matters It IL hoped that physicians will here
after, when certifying, be more explicit.
JOHN C. HUPP,
APPS Secretary of the 30 Td Of Health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

a.A ,rnrd our nag, and keep each stArS
Haeh Etrfpe ~ bright As new they wave
atiIl panke Il lead our ranks In war,
sam noAt above each patriots grave
NAH % the traitor that would dare
70 trail it through the dust OF shame,
An honest hearts Its lot will ShAre
Aud follow 1t to Death or Fane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
Honse- and Lot for Sale.

NOW osr for sale the house aui lot H;l s ~
bridgeport, Ohio, and OeeuPiei BY m i,h tsl
49, n 4 sood tUO stoey frAsss S6Kls- viz -
lot attsehed For terms apply U ,pupR
mrSO.9H> Capt ANDAk" ""SD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
L. q. THOMAS,
Report OF the Board Of HeaIth

CONDENSED TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
" Board Of Health Of the City Of Wheeling fer
the month Of March, 1854 suoVing the number,
ages and sex Of the deceased persons aud the dis.
eSses Of which they died; namely:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
BEEF! BEEF!!

D oTucE CaIEY C1HNIssAKI OF SUBSISTENCE.
rs DEPARTNKST WEST VIRGINIA.
CUMBERLAND, ND, April I'd, 1864.
SEALHD PROPOSALS viii be received from h q,
United states, until II NJ. April 18th, 1854, only,
n. ftrnishInts ali Iha :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
FOR CASH.

j. @. HARBO OUR.
fabaa No. IIi MAIN sIEKIl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

AJoTICE Is hereby given that have been APP
N pointed Admi stTatOr Of the estate Of James
B. March, deceased. All persons having Chains
against the estate will present them to me for pay
uent and those indebted TO the eStAte will make
payment to me. aEo. 3: TAYLOR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

SWEETS.
1NA HHDs. CHOICE AND PRIME N. o. RUGAR,
lUU 100 Barrels Refined SuEArs,
so .. Cholcs Syrup,
10 " Prime y. O. MolIsses.
apr6 LIST, MORRISON co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05
THE COMMAND OF THE RoRCRs Is wEsTERl
VIRGINIA,

Gen. Ord, specially brought on fror
Texas for the purpose, is to command th
forces in Western Virginia in the felt
ranking Gen. Sigel in this respect. Ger
Sigel is 10 be 10 command of the Depart
msnt, but will not conduct active militar
operations.
GxN. srAmL AND THE wEsTylRGISIA DEPART
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nr15 I'd
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FOR Said.

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
Loss OF Unlen Property

We have seen and heard from several
Union lasnilies South Of the river. who
have been literally robbed Of all they bad,
by Wheeler 5 thieves. We name John +.
Henry, A. Kennedy Mr.. Goddard end others.
Rebel nelghbors pointed them cut told how
Eany horses asd mules they had, and aeat
ihs Southern horse-ihieves apon them. =
This has been done extensively, mpny fam
lies not having horse or a mule lsit, or
even COW.
Now. We ean upon the Provost Marshal
Gcneral to order retaliation, by taking the
property Of the rebels and tnrning il over
70 these suffering Union men. Nothing
short Of this wilLmeet the esads Of Justice
These rebels have been writing % the reb-
els, urging these raids, and giving iNrrna-
sioa, and relying upon their having taleu
the amnesty oath 70 protest them. Take
their property Of every description. aud
send them South We must tarn over 1
new leaf with these tFaisors, and we snnsi
do il EoW,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
CIRCULAR,
OHIO FEMME COL LEGE.

cofk,kae HfBl4 O. 9alfs iseA
Tnk 0hio Fsmsls Cfliege = already. 8 widely
ard Sc hssfakly knoSsis that N ApsenQei q pafs
rs seesssshiI 8. IS fililsd as. kaalaifll lehsieg
it slreeant ana extensive khilainas is susps ssd
highly cultivated gpeafka ahd Is Superior sdsan.
iaess Cor thenongh saHeatiaa ara known aad sTpfes
] ciatea throaghosl, he seaasfs. Daring tls psi
yesE hss AnsFr1 esa Einssssa sssne h9ilcs, Felsu-
ssnting fsses Stateas kRys bsas In atieadzH NaAa
g ieE q kaesfs paplh asd paaAens hass sfsAilssd
al theff 3nst expsctafiaak
The spssisl ehisul = ~, Crepiar, Il 70 ineal1s
tbs pstrons sad peesens Interested thai he College
hA1 been reesEAnissa neen . nora pselie, hbefsi
haca eaneaetsd q psrt Il least With siew = b.
dstiauAl pToAL by tlss nnnEAoHnn 81 thea iSiats
slAnais one hntldnea th5aaana 3aslan hasn been
derslsa iar e tndsgmfhk lhAt in u5esfnea ana
stability ghk nss aep6nd hpen the snesrsainfiese o.
indiyidasl lie ana feFfana
Tie College q npw hot only permanent Insti.
tuilon bet az its revenues Win se appfupEisitd %
improve is sccnnlmudkllonA ncreass ns iibfariss
ane apperatas aad ald prenlsshg young lAdics il
tecuFinR an educAtion
The Executive Board nov having charge cf tiis
College viii nok peruik & 70 be less worthy "
and Is lcsdz NAY d asserpd tkss Nhttssef chan.
ges are made n tke BeaEa IL Hstrnctsun or ID iss
management wtil he made wi(il sis@ % securing
greater eficEeaey and Inofo deAervea popuIekily.
Pupils wiz Be- under The constant eafs nhd sanss.
vision Of thels teachers ard e kiad and sxpesste
nastbeFs
The RA1l TEax, hss4ns September ssk, 1854
Tn4air3es IA regard - terms cpasea of study 3d.
nnsysfsd catalogues furnished and rooms secured
b addressing GKs. s. r. CAK1. Csfksgs Hill Dksa.
Former pupils as well u these desiring admission
khoaid lose ne tia1e In securing rooms as linlled
Ramteg only eau be accommodated.
BY order q the Board.
afg3l At S. r. .CAK7, Sass.
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kaaxvlIIs, Wsans.day, Aua. .. IaeA.
Caplare on A. G. Watklns /

The Right Honorable Duke &c JOlTorsan
county, and Earl ofthe Province Of Panther
springS ALBERT GAIdaATIN Wat
KINS, aaa las maa FS4ass, ono On CarnP
HARRIs, were brought in upon iAe train
last night with other prisoners, and lodged
IN Castle Fox,s 10 keep company with.
ether traitors, who, not having the fear Of
God before their eyes, and being found With
out decent regard for the obligations Of
the oaths they hase taken, aro at compan.
ions Cor the lice and vermin Matched Ia the
jsils Of Dixie, by rebel occupants
This man Watkins, though he had taken
theosth, was heard to advise the rebel gaer.
riIlas that the hundred days mep, Of enr
forees were just ahead, and if they would
press on they would capture them, He
served in the Congress ofthc United States.
six years, and sscors six times that he would
support and defend The Consultation Of the
United States He siRee took stronger
oath under Federal authority, aud disro-
garding all, he is nONv in jail IN Knoxville,
where he wiii be held under An Indictment
for treason, aud If justice is done him, be
viii ultimately Be hung
Tbs man Watkins ssert kiaset iato tks
Khor NotkiAg raaks, and then for the sake
Of the Democratic vote in this District saere
aiMse!f ost aaaa, and then &res On ne
s'EEg. that he had never beeh in He Is a
bad maa, has sdvoeased secession for years,
and ought now 70 be made an oxample OF
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Atfachment.

Faae. Pops and Miller, fer As Use g a,
K,aEedg rs. f. n Laatsr,
fiIE plaistif, 81 aihdavIt, says the deflndsAt Z
indebted 70 him an % Abscunds that process cannot
Be served epon him, taving Obtained 40 original
attachment aeainsts the estate II The defendant mada
rssurnskle hefsrs b. r, Dunean, q Justice u the
Peaon Tor Bioant county, and The same having heea
isylAd on ks property II Il ordered by said Jusiee
that the dsfeadant appear hahfa him a his oce n
The 18th District Of heunt coanty, On the lItk day
of Sepsenber neat, o. Il viii b proceeded WITH 81
paess Il b further ordered that tht notice es pah-
WAtg -
angiI-4t Pf9ss JOHN r hOOks j.. =.
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Rebel Pemale Letter.

We publish the following letter IRON >
young rebel OF the fs1lals psrssatioa, just
IS it was captured, The face of the letter
discloses the authorship. and the name is
not important, Il i fair specimen Of the
letters going ont from every town and
neighbOrhood, and in nine eases out Of ten
the writer's ought 70 80 South with. or afser
their bitter and slanderoas letters
DAspsIpoE. August -, 1864
Mother wrose 10 you snd sent i % Knoxville y
50 oet Gag Il trace last weak but think il very
dSaetsa whehsF yoa gel Il or Aet The last that We
resolved nom yoa vas sant b. flag Of truce, gliea
Asb White came down 10 New Markes.
WEI IA xe have been tspeeiiag tbe febbess co
- feT nt0nth or two. Last Wednesdas niglat they
came about Ensa-Highk and planAeftd lie housa--
Mother and we're fflgktened very raneh who
woald not hass been A bsGA II rrfsirs at mid.
uighi, plundedng The heass and eissalng saosher.
They have laa g scarcely enoagh sheets 10 change
ea bsas They took tkfee han1rcd dollars h l,ol,-
tssEs.s naoney, and every little thIag they eoald
;sy tAeir hAnds en, sxes = yeaE Aassis AesH<-
Aotheg bad hid your apfnn Aad the resi- q geur
cietbs. A Unloa nam firelnised Sc ges the sash
e&ek, u ske woald say artkiag alc1t 4. II bs car
get he sash hack ks can gct ethag thingss and
= ~ tiEslis Atfs IN 49, 10y t.et e4s ~
laoTitie st kH0xvilia eppf0sS cf D. and huas thai
7 Z heoaly way thsl they eAn sabinEate p. W
nam Informed them thsi tAt L cot The way " su
gate "a We Southern people aFs actually etlaia z
e ~ oea 81 nsght--eFeR The wonasB and ehsia1e4
lou sosd hat espeet when yoa eosne hone lif ever
% Ina as With snythiag. expeet thet teey VII
bs eAeA so-HiEhi Nilh wagons ard rob The taun,
ht heart that i the gsneIal isnpression They tod
= thai they EeTe na sAtisesa the ether niRhk--
ie2 eanaos tIllagiRs Eor asseribs ossf feeline 4
Aight aPProAehss. think tlat their oiiset 8 4
sake family leave. They xskei lhe elAas fisll
lsA Bradford wts'Ht going % uoys his gafsil5
sSS1ads Of the iiRsk. u they keep On Ia he na5
coasE Theodorie Bradford hsa d fnese bie fssl.i.
y 70 ioya. eos15a Shade laHes hsd . leave 81.
asHs, aud We do not know wl1efa be & as-he ,rl.s
essita sssessiy bsfofe be ieA. They laAks s vfsls
2 Eh noase aeAfls every nigbt and aIssys kssgt
pssssa his UnioB citizens who sss Fohhlss, slsg
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aRe fs Tnaessi 1a1alask ena hetts kkFe hflfneta
- tke army. We resesallsa she nlsss Nhs -
hegs / eselS le so,a knk 81 tssis ant sel,s stsf
f,ss 0na ~ onf nairk basa eel them 81 u ~ p
1arraesn ana MI. SAatea heefd htaa aiftekins
8hsu. & our haslse ~ pse9ehdea y - elstsssss.
akoUs h hui shink Ii d ell pFesensA Poor s.n
NJ Thnnsas has saseass ino1a han eas ese sise g
tewn. I kepa tha sshsss say eoon tneNu spnh So
Ssfsne shs -. And sken fhes thfsAt4a e lsfA =
IS lie rypnnd, The anlkaflties II Ahexyite sEe
aware 81 40 thla, hal de not care Ths phiea s,ea
tAink could slos II a. they efe seanainteA VITA
then. tsss Il & n6 matter % then ana csndia.y
believe that spsne 10 thssn q icasi. afs secfeily
clad az Il
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
HB Baltn ID. D p Mnati.

THE plainsiE, on siidaylt, aays the dafsndAnt b
indebted 10 kin and thst he 20 ahsconas ths1 pro.
cess cannot b served spoa him. having obtained an
original sssckmsns against the estate Of tho aefen-
dant, mada rsturnabis bafore Samuel G. Young
Justice Of the Peace for Andersen county and the
aaae having been levied On bis property, Il Is
ordered b. me Jussics Of The fsAea, and suece4-
scr Of SAMUEL G. YeunE that the defendant appear
before ne q my oEacs in CLIFTON, Aneench county
on the la day ef Oetpber 1854 OF sAid case viii bs
preceded With sx pzrta. Il Is further ordered TINT
thls actcs b rabiished Ia the Knoxville Wing Cor
fsar sueesszise weehs, 7his February I'd 1854.
sngii a pfb RITCHEY KIECAID, J. ?.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
ATTAUHMEWT.

J. r. asaisosasrs a,s3 afet7ia -, g. q Aoaissaierys
TN rms cASE II APPEARS TnAT THE nEFEs.
azns is stn-resfleas Of The State of Teanezses.
g shenefars ordered thst pasis&flea be nads foF aei
successive weeks 10 shs Kaexys Wig safsfylas sid
q. & H9ntaoaiFsy q aspesf bf4efe .. =. EHanneF .
5assee ~ ne Paase hl his ess u PhilsaepsiA MA.
sss soasiS, Tssnessss - tht 1isl das ~ pesenlef
lev ifpets ~ tAe vii ks takea eenIssss& aa&
hsard e parts - ta hlu fAls De ish aas ef Jals,
A-sfs ~ ~ ese