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Voice Of an Old Patriot.

r. he Ldttor q N, Crmj-',
/ send YOU sn extract Of IL letter from tn, Hon
Townsend Harris of West Chester, Pennsylvania
| trausud, il without comment. Ii il i. Of any
value u,c it, Mr. Harri, j. now nearly cghty
Pcninsua-aud one at home, disabled in the -er-
vice
The election is over for State otiecrs. and il }. -
close that the official returns alone can positively
determine the result Telcgraphs in figures are not
reliable, and county returns are frequently incorrect
So that when an election is CLOSE nothing can with
certainty bc determined until the votes are officially
counted. Our papers, however assure Us thai we
have carried the State on the home vote One thing
certaiuthat the soldiers vote viii insure %. the
State for Lincoln by handsome majority
Unlees some calamity shall bciall our arnir. In
the field, which shall dampcn our ardor and create
despair Of crushing the rebellion, Abraham Lincoln
will bc reelected by an overwhelming maiorlty-
Nothing short OF this can prevent his success. In
our leading generals We have unboundcd confidence.
l. it not a magnificent spectacle TO exhibit To- The
world people clinging to the Government of their
country throughout Il war Of four years in disaster
and defeat, with cruel and Larbarous enemy IN the
field. and with traitor, at their doors. holiin. With
one hand domestic foes at bay, and quclIiug $500 ul-
cqualled rebellion by force of arms But it will be-
done. BY heaven, we can whip them all and We
will 10 It The North is not yet exhausted. The
fields of Pennsylvania are still green Oar woods
afford us timber; our hills are fruitful viii ,oai
and iron. We live in quiet. and our table are fur
nished with every deiCacy, while one hundred thsu-
sand men are yet left waiting the command Of the
Government to swell the armies Of the republic
This is Pennsylvania. God bless her.
Other States are equally fertile in supple. of eve
~ kind The north and west have YET another mil
lion If mon to defend the Government Of the coun-
try. Let the rebel. quake at the prospect for they
are doomed They commenced The war without
cause they have carried il on without etgn pre-
tense of n',ioc, and they will snd II in isnominy
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rs, than the honor aud the lliy uf your country
Remember that failure now s failure forever thut
O triumph Of tho cessation and surrender policy ot
tho Chicago Convention load. inevitably 70 rcoog-
ution of The robol Coulodcnoy with slavery o, II,
corner glonc-io the disruption ui thit gluriou,
Union, and the overthrow Of democratic mud rcnub-
lcar principle. oi oyor thH world. Give not suel,
n triumph IL tho io' Of NV11on NlNoUl yii IN w
omias of oluol right, no home Lg, not England
and France thu, glory W ihn destruction 0' this Inn.
poria Republic Lei the world understand that the
Amrriuu people ,till cling to the principles of THOR
mthors that they will still maintain against all hos
tty the integrity Of their Union. the authority OF
their Constitution. and the honor aud supremacy #
thcir glorious flag.
Vocal upon Union COMMITTEES, Loyal Leagues,
aud all other organization, formed for the purpose
of indicating and maintaining the Union cause 10
rcdoublc their effort, Let them perfect their or-
Cani2uton, instantly every where. Let them sold
10 this committee for such documents rs viii cn-
tighten the people in their respective localities upon
the great issue involved in the cany0ss-thcy will ho
furnished gratultou-ly on the sole condition that
they are faithfully used Let speakers in every town
and every district address tho judgment and tho pH.
triotic sentiment Of the people and rally them To-
the support aad the defence Of our principle and
candidates Let full and prompt provision be made
in advance for bringing voters 20 the polls Tor pr,
venting frauds and for securing in this sharp crisis
Of the country fate tho vote Of every citizen who
has an interest in the preservation Of the nation,
life
Let special care be taken TO secure Tor every sol
der and every sailor. who !, lighting IN the field or
the sea in defence of the country and it, dag the
exercise Of hi right TO vote II any mans right Of
suffrage is sacred It Is his See to It that he is uoI
deprived cr it by negligence or cheated IN /. cAcr-
else by fraud Send agents to the army to secure il
for him, Where the action OF hostile Legislatures
has refused him the right TO vote in the field, pro-
cure for him furough, if military necessity viii
allow, that he may vote AT home.
Fellow-cit4ens But one month more remains Ter
effort If that month be properly employed Tie
vote of every loyal State can be secured for the req
rescntutycs and candidate of the Union esu.e,--
There /, not one among them all that. upuuuny iWt
and fair canvas, will deliberately pronounce tie
war in which SO many of our sons and brothers have
laid down their live, failure, orocAo the dcmaBl
of the Chicago Convention for % cessation of hosI.
ito. Just on the eye Of victory and for dsgraccfl
surrender TO an exhausted and beaten foe.
On behalf Of the National Union Executive Con-
mittcc. HENRY j, RAYMOND Chm n.
F. j. SrrmN Scoy
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strange TO say They have uttered th, Infamous false
hood 50 long and no boldly that the ignorant masses
cut on from correct source. Of information believe
H.,
Bay' On rho hr,t d February l66l the IrS,
convention passed m ordinance Of secession and
plunged hoadloEg into y war against the Governs
mcnt that had paid untold million, 10 buy them OH
from the tyranny ot Spain and the oppression, Of
Mexico Thn same day the rebel authorities Of
Louisiana seized upon the United State, Mint and
Custom House at Now Orleans On tho 9Th OF
February ap army of traitors, calling themselves
delegates, claiming to represent the seeded States
met at Montgomery and organized wha, they called
q Confederate Government FouI day latgr the
traitor in charge of tho United States Arsenal at
Little Rocl, surrendered that property to the rebel,
of Arkansas. And all this We beg the reader 10
bear in mind wa, Jctorc Lincoln csmo into power
or the world know what hi, policy would BE-.
b." On the 9Th Of February 1861, Jcd Davis
aud \. II stephens were elected President and Vice
President Of the bogus Confcdoracy of the South
Then the work Of bloodshel and robbery com
menccd and ten day, later. under instructions from
Montgomery, Fort Kearnoy in Kansas was seized
by the robels, who boasted that they were going to
invade the North They have several times at
tempted the invasion Of the North, and lost more
by it than they made They have had tho adyau-
tsgo Of traitors to play into their hord. ou large
scale, and still they have failed.
Ia On the l3d Of February, Gen. rNiggr an
old traitor surrendered his command TO the rebels
in Texas, aud million and quarters worth of
Of Government property All this and more was
before Lincoln came into Office They were SO ga.
ger to commence the strife they would not wait for
the deed, Of Lincoln to afford them an excuse
What 70 gracclcs pack of traitors
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Letter from Edward E,eretl--..W2
Virginia.

Bo,roN, September D., 1864

Bo,roN, September D.. 1864
i. ~ CoobtH WHe,Euo, IT, fc..
My DEAR SIR-The loyal people of the ,ouuv
have over taken deep interest in III, fortunes Of
West Virginia You may depend upon that Wien
the names of the State. are Inscribed on our lsn-
ner, and arches, That Of West Virginia will not be-
omitted. We are shocked at the manner in which
YOU vor, treated bv the dictators at Richmond ID
the outbreak of the rebellion The last utteranct q
Mr.. Jefferson Davis which ha. come before the pub.
lie is. that thc Conlcdoratc- seeded 10 get rid Of
the rule Of them aiority.
in the most dacrant contradiction to thi. profes-
sion before The ordinance Of secession had been sub
mited to the people of Virginia regiment. of troops
were brought up from the Gulf States to overawe
your citizen, at the polls and in published letter
Of Mr. Senator Mason to the editor of the Win.
chester Virgiuian of MAY 10th 1851 after II sgnit-
icant almsion to the presence ,ut lIaper's Ferry
and Norfolk IN the face OF the common foe" mcun-
ing the forces of the United States assembled under
the star-,pangled bauncrl 'of several thousand Of
the gallant sons Of South Carolina Of Alabama, of
Louisiana. of Georgia and Mississippi" he write.
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United States of America District of East
TENNESSEE

NAI lIEREAS, " INFORMATION WAc FILED
w in he District Court Of the lnitcd states nt Knox
yc for tho District OF East Tennessee tho 10th day
Of October 1894, v, Jamos T. Svap, EsQo Attorney Of
tho United States Tor said District, IN behalf OF the
United State " America agau, lot aui hoJ,c IN tho
town Of Knoxville, ON Gay street, between Main aud Hill
s'roct of which William Williams Ia the ropulol owner
t,rr.s therein alleging that said house aud ot hal bosu
hoIotoiorc seized nj KnoVill, aforesaid, by Revenue
hgcut IN said District forfeited 10 the United States
tog cU.rs in said information set forth aud aNcuoj 20 bo
true, and prayug for the usual pr)scss ard mouu)n
Now, therefore pursuant 10 The mouiupu pui,r the seal
of said Court to me directed h,olN give public notice
TO all person, aorcorn,d IN interest in mid hooks o ap
ppar before sad Court at tho Court House IN khoNvill.
aforesaid, oa tho esth day Of Noyombcr 1854, at 10
o'clock then amt there 40 interpose their claim. aud
make thcir allegations. u MCDANIEL
ovt26 I. \ Hdrshul. Dia. T. T.ne,
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ATTACH M ENT.

.. 7. HIU ~ ,IubD OO.ir 0I0 JIItI..
yuyUE PLAINTIFF oS AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANTS,
John Cro,icr, W. r. Crisp and W. W. Cooke scyeraly
indebted to him and abscond that the ordinary process
law cannot served upon them, having obtained original
attachments against them, made reurnabe before D. ourol
mon Justice the Peace for Knox county, and the
having been levied h property ordered by said Jus.
tce that the defendants appear before him az s Office n Knox
willie the 99d day Of February, lsGi will be proceeded
with * pare. II further ordered that this h pub.
lished for four successive weeks In the Knoxville Whig
o2G-ii pf5' u. D. JOl ROlMONi -. p
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ATTACHMENT.

HVT'IN n H0V'I1 r1, 4, = NlDcT,
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant il indebted him aud Rb,eonds
that process be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against he defendant made Cturnabc be-
fore w. Anderson Justice OF the Peace ior Boun and
he having been levied hs property It is ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him ~ his office
in Louisville, the 2Oth day Of december next II will be
proceeded with parc further ordered that this notice
be published Tor ouT successive weeks In the Knoxville Whg
oQ6 A. ufs NM. H. ANDERSON, j. F.
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ATTACHMENT.

JoAr In,on -. H. W. SCan.
yuyLE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAYS TnE DEFEND
ANT indebted so him and that be absconds that pro.
cess cannot be served him. having obtained original
tachmcn against the the defendant made rturuabe
before r. y J0uromon Justice the Peace for Knox county
and having been levied his property II Is ordered
by Justice ns the defendant appear before him At his Of
Zee In Knoxville the 10Th day Of May, 1860, the
will be proceeded with par, It Is rher ordered that this
be published for ioHr successive weeks in the Knoxville
Whlg octlg-4t pt5 r. y. JOUBoLMON, J. =.
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ATTACHMENT.

li1Ifa" T.. N,rsIr. r.. 'In'Hsi W. hohn,'.
yr>iIE P!AfNrIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEPEND
ANT Is indebted 90 her aud lbstcnds that the ordinary
law cannot he served upUn hmm having obtained
original attachment against the defendant, made rcturnbe
before Joseph Amhrsr Justice ui the Peace for Hount
county and the having been levied his property
ordered by said Justice the defendant appear before
him his office IN Mary'c the 1sh dag o March 1860
the will b. proceeded with parte 1t is further
ordered that this notice p" published in the Knoxville Wing
for four successive veeks.
n26.4t pfs5s JuSIpu ANtBRisrEli,J J. p.
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NUMBER AZ.
ND 30,
United States of America District Of East
TanneRRae.

WhEREts, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w IN Tho District Court NJ thu United states, al Knox.
VILE Tor he District OF Ep,l Tcnno,sco On the 10Th day
" ooohor 1884 bJ james i, swan, EsQ, Attorney Of
Tho United Npcs ior ,ud District, h,hall Of Lo Uni.
ted sipos u AmtleH, against debt Of s0,b0O duo
lum uc estate uf Iluupy Rukor lopclsol of which os.
iag Won, u. BaSor BE- administrator o ono JoIhe Brow.
ter lcIuoi owner and against all pcr,ou lawfully in.
tory cums 't tlrir Interest," hvrru, alleging that said
debt had horn heretofore Sc,cd a Knoxville by Royonus
Agent forfeited to hr United States for cause. In said
information set forth and ayurrcl o ho true aud praying
for the usual process and mouiou Now, therefore pur
sunl 60 lr muniton under the sp Of aid Court TO me
directed hereby give public notice 10 an persons con
ccnc IN interest in said debt, UJ,pr h.ru laid Court
At the Cout House IN Knoxville aforesaid, on the 2Stb
day of November s6i at 10 o'clock, A. , thcn aud hcro
To iulcrnoso their claim and mako Dhoir allegations
Is. MCDANIEL,
ur2G T. ). Nprslui Dist T. Ts,p
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ohanoorY Qonrl.-. .pnndridge

IlENJANIlN / MCFARLAND. oNG on
t uudauip h.iuE n.u.rt.l.ul of Iunuussry. N,
gfdgtl l publication b. made or four successive wgg, n
M' lNNNt Nhsnyugug .ah defendant TO appear before
' ny Court li psudrdra, on thr "A Mcnday u peccu
bgr Nl gu and there Go mtAr hs drl,ura u tc b OF M,
hbwe i taken as confessed md the cause .p for hferny
e. puiE ucu2itpuA NN GAIBUAITII O. 50
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United States of America District of East
Tennessee

ykv liEREAS, ~ INFORMATlON WAS FILED
w IN the district CuurI of the nitcd States at Knox
,c ,r the District of East Tennessee. the 10th day
oi Oct.ncr 1864, by Jane. =. SWIM. ESD, Attorney VI
the rued Slae, for said district, on behalf Of tho
United States 1f America, ugaiu.t tract Of land IN
Eoano county, in snii District. adjoining the lands OF
Richard rour and othcr., seized H. the property Of
Frank Wclckor aud against all persons lawfully intor.
that aiI land Ind hccr horrlolorc suzri by Revenue
Agent Forfeited IA the United States, for cause in aid
information set forth aud ovcrrcd bc true and praying
for the usual poccss and monitor Now, therefore, pur
-unut the monou under the zeal of lid Court to me
directed hereby give public notice tu AL persons con.
ccrncd in interest IN said hook appear before said
Court at tho Court House Ia Knoxville aforesaid on the
2Sth DAY If November lSdi at 10 O'Clock, 4. w., then
aud there utcuoS, their uim- and make their allcgn
tiuu.. Il. MCDANIEL
oci2G 4. s. ha-,haL Dist f. Tam.
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no. 59l
United States Of America District of East
Tennessee

yN IEREAs, An INFORMhTiON WAS FILED
w IN the District Court Of the Initcl States, at
hnoNyle for the District 1i bdSt icnuc,-1 the 10th
day of October, 1864 by james J.. Spnu E., Attorney
OF the United State for sail District On behalf Of the
United States Of America, against tract Of land In
McNiun county, in said District, adjoining the lands Of
joel Trpett, L. Milton aud ohors, containing about 20
acres, scifc1 the property VI Reuben Martin, and
against all persons lawfully uuiug Tor their nteress
therein alleging that said oi land had been hereto
tore seized by Revenue CONT forfeited 70 the United
Stao., for ,al information ,ut forth aud aver
rcd to be true, and praying for he usual process aud mo
milton Now, therefore, pursuant n tie monJn under
the .oa OF 'nd Court 10 directed. hereby givo pub
lie notice To all perspn- concerned in interest in said ef
tec;s, appear before sii Court tho Cpur House IN
kuoA yillc aforesaid the 2sh day Of Noysmher 1854
at 10 O'Clock, w., then and therc 10 interpo'a thei,
claims and make their ailc, stious,
Il. MCDANIEL,
uct26 L. g. H,r-bal Diet. T.. J.nn.
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Il. h. IOIkOLMNN.LP
NOTICE.
1 HEREBY FOREW Arm

I T'''
trade for the following described notes, which
stolen by the rebels under Wheeler the 22d day oScptgmbe
l6i toN One note N sharp for t87 co. datod IN 1860
with credit tlu Peter Sharp for sos ISOLATED In
l-dl Labau Sharp for ESQ uo, dated in r60;
Jacob Sharp tdg5 OO recoleccd They
kgu from me lclouiogsy. am hQ years old.
osln-8vs HENRIETTA SHARP.
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NO. Sd
United States Of America District of East
Tennessee

M ilEREAS, An INFORMATION WAr FILED
w in the District Court Of the nitrl State, kuoS.
Vile, tor the District OF Ea, rrmr.scc, up tu loth day
Of October lSOi 10y JaEIco p. Swup, E,H Attorney of
the lnitcd States tor said District on Nchal pi tho
United States Of America, ayain't tract Of land Ia
Hsmlon cumty in said District, adjoining the lBnds Of
William Maxwell Aired Smith and others containing
about 2O0 ncrcs, seized the property Ut Washington
Guhh, ud against all persons lawfully ncN cuing for
their interests therein alleging hot said tract Of land
had been heretofore seized by Revenue hgct forfeited
to the United States, for IN said information set
forth aud Hvcrrcd 10 be true aud pmNug for the usual
process. and monitiou Nuw, therefore pursuant the
mouitou, under the sen ct said Court tn directed
hereby give public notice to all person, concerned in
interest in shd tract of land appear before saii Court
at the Court House IN kuo1,io aforesaid, on tho oSh
lay ot November 1861 ~ 10 o'conk, NW then and there
tomtrrposc their claims and make their allegations.
b. MCD ANNEL,
ort2o Z. g. Norshoi, Dist T.. Tsau.
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United States of America District of East

WHEREAS. Az INFORMATION WAS FILED Is
W the District Court If the United State. At Knox
yilr. tor the District of East Tcuur.s, uu the 10th day
pi ut.,L"r 1854. hl Jamys =. swan E-. Attorney oi
tn" nyd Statc r .ad District On hyhalt the United
states of America, against undivided interest N
house AMI lot in knoxville b aid District ldoinn. The
lot Of John ". Paxton AMI othcr.. Shcrc'n is situated
The Franklin House, seized ~ the yrpr,rv .i John n
Croler aud ,anst III person, lawfully nte Nening Tor
their inter - therein alleging that sail property had been
heretofore seized by Revenue Agent forfeited 10 the
nicl States. irr raus,s n aid Information set forth
an a,crrci to he true, and playing ir the usl process
aud m1uitirn Nov. therefore. Pursuant u The mention
under the ca o sail Court % uic directed. hereby give
pihs notice ~ a persons concerned interest in said
rouc-iv Co. appear before sIi Court. ~ ilc Court ouse
in knoxville aforesaid. 600 ,h, 2s'h dt, of No,,inLer
l,f ai 10 Huck. i t.u and th.I. iu-,ru.c ihsi,
-laiu. ard make their allegations.
H. M,pANNEL.
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ATTACHMENT.

". T. Rr,sot -. i q. " Raa.,g.
puNHE PLAiSIfrF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
y Indebted tn him aHd ahsconds that process cznno,
served upon him, hIyng obtained orignsi aachnen,
against the defendant ai r1urnable before Charles Morros
Justice u the Peace for Knox covnty AMI thc same
having levied his property ordered BY said Jus.
tee that the defendant appear before him his oce Ia
Kn0xyiesan the 9Th day Of April. is65, sill be pro.
eeel With psrs II !. further ordered ha, this notice y.
published for four .ues...lvs In Knoxville whls
a2f.A, pN CHARLM MORROW, Up
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County Court--Knox County.

h'fu. h"htH'. t"' d" '+. hNh' hfh'm "'" ""''s.
PETITION FOR SALE ur LAND.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DANlT of the complainant flied Ia is that Charles
wilkins Of tie Respondent lac, since the hlng Of the hill
this cause ci ~. state n Tennessee II Is ordered that
public alton uldc Knoxville Whg for four successive
weeks requiring .al Charles wilkins TO appear County
Court be held Tor Knox at the Court House In Knox
vile on the first Monday t December ls6i 20 said b
the will be- taken confessed and the set lor
hearing tX parfc - iH li..
o2sAw pft5 WM. CRAIG, Ciers.
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FOR THE SOLDIER AND CITIZEN !

BOOKS HiGizfNES NEWSPAPERS y
Lei thu,u now read who uryrr read before
And those who elwuy ropd nov read the moro
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County Court---Knox County.

Iobn " kIrIy, fIo0-n hUIv nd olhI-, ~, JIIr,l n.
N.tutamo1 and oiiSrs.
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Banner of freedom, 10y lICcmcn unnrir
Beacon Of hope to waiting world
shiume above l. the starry thropg,
A rife IN the murk! clouds Of wrong
Clouds thS, shal roll from their beams Of light
Till tho whole round dome Is blue aud bright
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por sinissn 9aasn tislt bisisr 9crsiep nsmtia ei.
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rel i'm 9anos gum stil fanoe astrabt unb GunSerts
ron autsn unb lcpa1en MGnnsrn ruinirt psrben.
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fh pisle antsre Experimentation BON ben @bisfp,
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fine natiirlih reihe 9snte. manhe tsrpcrraaenee 9os
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bic Stimmen i'm GcnsrsR III taufsn tamit ibr ant
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Sas 1T Der Bluh, ba6 untsr bisier @eaieruna al'
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