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BRowS's BR0sCRIAL TEocHss.

- hose rersr oscnsst nay mimi rs,Psctirg thsr
from fhs frSt, evCsptixg MiaL vi btis. OF t,n
Jch'rhs d BEGAN Thinking iesR Of >:
Rev. IIggRy WAND BKgcaga
" idG IrGcheS Hre q stat Of life 10 fIs. '
Prof EDWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton. N z
For Thyod: troubles they are sperifr.,
Mp. Willis
Toe J1tora5ly Enorrn TO NEED ro,HnIsHdltioa .
Hon. CHARLES A. PHELPs.
fres. Mass. Senate.
= Cosf0ia ~ Drum ner cnpiki * tHjsricns"
Or. A. 4. HAYES Chemist, Boston
- Ar eissast combination fos C0usts."
DR. t. y BlGkLov, Boston
"l'eeonn'erd th,iy pss &c Pasiir Speaker, y
Rev. \. n CPAP.s.
Most saininry selisf IA BrorcAttfSn
Rev. SsIGkETFp. Morristown Ohio
2" PeTy beRsftiol rhsH SwFsTing from Colds"
Rev. :. j. i. ANDERSON. St Louis
Utmost instant rt.i9 IN In distressing labor ..
brr0thrns pstuiln- 10 Asltt1a'
Rev. A. C. EGGLHsToy, New York
ih.P mare S1:'ted my case sractly, rslIertrs ms
th-ea: so that could SINS Nth caSs -
Z. DUCHAHxg.
Chorieter French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure to oBrAIx the
sca.tae fsa-Im
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rHnNn Ilrru

ERIHHT
SaTnr,tuss G:f. is the most csrtsln, safe and
efectual remedy-ind deed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in tao to four days
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral
no bslsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
IL IL the soldiers hope and friend to those v o
DO not wsnt to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, IS.
Ssnraritan's Boot aud Herb JI,ess-A positive and
pernlane ut cTe fer Syphilis ,Scr0fula Clcers Sores
Spots Tstters &c. Price 81 or -is bottles for SIS.
Scd by &. C. Ford. See advertisement ms
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kzJ.O. MCGUIRE & 90. Austion.sr

By -. ". McG UIRk 81 90, Auctioneers
fyR1AT sAIE OF spI ENBIp GOODS POs 40.
~ couSy or THE L. DIES N .TIus S.sIr AIRY FAII
On MsNDAY kYESlFG. Reb 18th, at = o's oex
$40 continuing each sHoeeed,ns evening at toaf
tou, urt She v Rols 10 disposed ar We shall seIj
d pubic suction 70 he highest bid erS, FOE &C.
count count OF the LAdies Essinnsi saaita,y Pair. 4t
syivsnis venue spie rdd collection OF seful and
fancy ords comprising
Magnificent Bisck Rlnut BuSst, with Sienna
Mar 1ls eaberateiy carved with fruis Aad 20 ae,
Sewing Mscbires OF various manu- rsriurers,
LARGE quantity OF Gu y rior Silver Pis.st ware
con, prisipg mn uDion feTvce, Cas- orr, C1.tard
Jitkie and Ssls StanSs. Water Ard Cream p, chars
FRUIT Fish. and Cake Knives, Spoons Forks d g.
Belts, olo sro Eeam.l lied Military Pins, Gaunt-
lets, Shoulder straps, &c DO
Beautiful variety Of krst ch China Vs,e !. Groupa
Coffee Cups, RI lete. Tete set-.
Flower Pots. Osar Stands &c.
ElessDt variety OF Stuffed Birds and overs In
vases. with RiasE shades.
Zepi yr Wtrstsd, q, 81 fast and otter shaxl..
Choice aid besatifui specimens of Wax Fruit
Chi dIen's prss,es. Bans, DreSasd Doll.
i2dcIen Al-xsnder's Lstiss' soo Gents White
Kid Glover
2,dlzsL Eu:k Gsu 2tlsts ami Gloves.
~ do HiE sss ties
IL 10 Ieties , bT oidered Handkerchiefs
Fl anton Sinusrs, new and e~autiiul article,
copfi,tiI G Of Forest Leaves, bleacasd White and
+ al sferr' d ilto bouquets.
ItIfop cry and ltstiansry IN great variety,
FIT of An1ericRp Fncy slG p.dia, rs -ciu,n.s.
All ms. Books, Cssktts. Fancy EoYes Jewel
Ftshes, PAPER Reisht., sni endless variety cf
rich goods tor uss or fancy.
We invite parjcslar attic ,ticn to this sale which
Will ,s mad. without reserve.
fela-td J.. @. MCGUIRE & co.. Aucts.
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"
February 90, 1864,
MISSION, "'
- @ At THEIR FAIR BUIL DING
Corner of Seventh sire ct and Pennsyvs lis Avenue
rI LIST Gy sa aSAsfFsxr
Van hiper, &c. Fenneliy.
INvJTAT .oN COMMITTEE.
he.srs zen II P nnss Po0rs a Esq Ghsi.
sAii H.ltis:ss S ST. s,ausssss
RECEPTION COMMITTEES.
r., n Genersi farnsworth Chairman.
I Iiaat pi SS Jos Smith Cant CAPT GuT Psss.
Mai.rg y. Naylor, Capt. Morris,
Major J r. sherbuInc, Capt. Low
Z, 4 Graves Capt Merritt.
W. :! Fry. Lieut.. BrookReld,
p icu y z nnfp.a asip' Lieut.. wright.
Daniel J Cox, Or + K. Dun slisou,
James B. K \ 9Ieeltas''r' L sst + ts%ss
fogle, Leopold Peisi,
lewis ". Parker. jams jams sSTsn;
THOMAS Thompson, benjamin Kaufman,
Chss. Boteier. " "e's' Nu''0A'
... FLOOR COMMITTEE.
lanes NJ f. Van Ripper E%sa .,. ch hartman.
WA: II Mich NSieholson. l ,;isat Burns
J. c. fenneliy. Capt. Hold gson,
L. r. Harrington Capt Fitch
Capt. Z. AZ Dubant, Lieut. Adsmsou,
james Galway.
HOUSE COMMIrTEE
Captain McCutcaep, Chairman
Htssrs. X. II. Steele, Vim. Hutchinson
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC
Cbas. II. Anderson, Chairman
Messrs, ". X. sluyter, John L. Lake, Jr..
COMMITTEE ON poLICE.
Capt H A. Scheet8, Chairman.
Nessrs. Aug y. isl!, Fl. b. Butler
COMMIT TEE ON REFRESHMENTS
Messrs " h Sluyter, G. f ans,
John l.. Lake, Jr. Lewis W. Parker,
VIM. Hutchinson
ZEN PERLEY PO0RE. ESD
Charm Al Board Of Managers.
T. II. HAgRINGTON Secretary
n. B.-fickata to be hso Of any of the abn ve
Committees. GO the Treasurer. W. Z. SLUYFER,
Clarendon Hotel. The sac oftictets is limited
ia
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Tux FEET.-Peauty of carriage is mostly de pen
der -ona judicious preservation Of the fe II It l.
il possible TO move in graceful manner ifthe
great support OF the whole frame he in dsordered
condition, a~d lthing i'm pedcs mu:h a. Corm4
Buti"nS, 'nsrowi9g Nsils. or other cisoriers -
whIch The feet are liable. To all afic ed " would
recommend an early rail- at Or white Office No
49, Pen"sylysn'a avenue, between Four-s nd y
half and sixth streets. lie In-tt
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
ma. Mr' Nm r. bEkNsrT ., !. Y to s n ,es
DkUsIE d. TUCKBs, Va. Eora-ds.
lsaidy Bill my. paper please copy
cn the evening of the 18th of Feb, 1864, by 8sv
J. Ccomrs. Mr.. LAVID LUCK OF Adams % ,
Psnn, and Miss MARC AaEr A. BAHHisrER, oi
Warrington city.
DIED,
CT TIE. 18th instant, at y after long nd
ysinfui i,iUees Of coneump tiou, Hm. PHILLIPS
~ toe 5ith year OF tbs ace
The friends OF the family are 7estei TO attend
bis NJ srei from as ate ssgidsnce. 436 ssveoth
street. ear q on saturday. the . ~ at2pin
baltimore Sun cory
On the Dss Of the 18TH ,s:aot of diplhssi.
ape Group, AFT aoNY BOW ARD. soa CT Anthony
snc the late Si!aaba;h Jane BucE!y aged Tears, /
uocth. ard ,8 days.
The friends srd sear sInta ne.s Of the r. nily are
ctfrly invited 10 attend his funeral from ha
rs sid, nee OF his father. No 303 Pano avenue on
vo-nOYr5w 81 turc ~ afternoon, st o'ctack q
CT the morning Of the I9th instant at o'clock,
CATHERINE c., wife OF Sec I'll. sirlmonds aged
% y srs.
Her raj vii! take place frog All street esss.
b. tsssa AID north, on sunday, sSe 2ia. Inst.
at p
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We CALL the attention of ladies and eontie,ns 4
to the Chains ut the Dollar Jeweiry StcT
for opy One Dollar. VIII leeale dealers ar rs
qpested to call snt eAasnins their sto A. 1t.
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BALLS. PARTIES Nc.

BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
THE RHIILDB BOYS IN TIN YIELD Aa AIN.
By r.qaes. Of oar lazy friends an the vaslis in
SessfA Ne Intend swing Cur ralra A
YIyrBENTH GRAND BALL ~
sfEMPERANOB HALL,
Street, setw On osh and 10th, on - -.
wsDHEsDAY, March 18th. 1854. -
G Tickets ON1 DOLLAR. admitting . gentleman
and ladits. fais.s,.
AUA1AH 1oR LITTLE MAO,
s'z@ The HlRC OF ANfIATAMi
THIRD GRAND MILITARY AID o1vIo BALL
MCCLELLAN SOCIAL CLUB ~
!. ..y VIII Be given on EaA
MONDAY EVENING, February 21d, 1856
AT METROPOLITAN HAIL, 80
Penn. avenue. between nth and 18th streets
The Managers snnounos to their many friends
ana TIE public that no expense VIII be spared TO
make this ons of the best Balls OF the season
Tor the occasion.
Tickets 81 admitting q gentlsm sud ladies',
rCg 2;nl;n: a ARA" w sfnisss,s
Daniel MeUarty, Alexander Hughes.
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FAREWELL CHEEIs.-YesterdaY,t the I5l 1
under marching orders. Just prior to their de-
parturf, the regiment where drawn up in Illus
and gave three cheers for Capltol Hill" and
three more for the "ladies."
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InIFnp srArIs $50 BONDS.

IIEIFlD sTATnR $50 B0NDs,
UETruD BYAr % S-30 rKnAeURY HoTD.
uNIfAD sFAfIs COUPONS OF lsSl,
JNTFDp gFAFKe CERTIFICATES % II
s.-fTsas D0BflDNl66. So N4E5
aolA. SILVER, unsurreut nesey, lxsAanu - q
.ss Of Dur0ps aAe t1S NortAaan oftaSd.a
n B0u6HT AND BOLD. soa9s5ss
Ws ass satsoriasA 10 A1fAiA 30 Boa1sss1Das
xnsal thalss o. Aususs nalfs vA1a - pr3vS1eags
! II scaysrsion osasss -. m - ssI.s
crasrs toF sscehs ssA Hea essestetin Hss xsss
sxslsdSs3s % eonxnisGseas uE,s H. pr
- q 80 RIxf1NHoUsA. 1Anf q O0a
F8sFs 1stE0 "a 2 1asasst- ~ sfeaa aSScss.
j rHOIC1 sAADAEIAsf q 1a0a e sIssl,P
= - o. s L eaSs tsoynsR VssDeeeeyes e1ADo3
e Hza tasssR dtlfse TbUToo 80 - da = "
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BOARDING.

n Axas Nc
fkoAKnlN8 Two eoranaruicst,ns RooNs 8.
y fscono aeor, With BoA,d car be Ia b, tm m~dl-
psnr1S.s sea u NO SOL ThiId street., above
1ea1. ~. = - - = MIA &c
I'HRyE MHnRANICB DAN BIZ ACZEN10
oeNo VII room And Board ehea, a M yoa
table ko~raers. = = f1issts
EURn leHlu ROOMS AND 8OARO PuR nv .
a. fai eente.i strale genfieraen, or gsntleunsn md
tfen wives, No, 499 fen.h street, hstseen Penn.
eyIyania aysrne Ard O stIsst. - . fI.T-s.s
N iC1kf fU kN. III 60 RslOMs AND SOAhO
Aisc lew fRels Boarders eau De aece.ir,o.
Istrests. -. fe lbjws
HABL1 BoARD.-A few gsnssemsn Gao se a
conEodeted With Table Board. as 2oa y q
NICHLY. PIRNIrHED ROOMS AZ D BOARD
for Gsntaeu ct also few Table BoNrders Gao
De sccor oeAtei By applying at All Thi-t.snth
street. bet G ard n. fes In
N0Tloa Or ,no After Mond az neYr. O aAC.
IlsP wiz be prepared TO receive regular Fable
Hosrders Ut o. rer week jaH-6
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| THE IkoUEsT.-Yes.erday afternoon John
II. johnson. Esq. as deputy coroner, sum /
Ezekiel ii. Gilbert, the conductor on the street
Railway WHO was shot near the corn-r of Is
sire. *Dd New Jersey avenue on the night OF
the 12th instant, and died yesterday from the
dying declaration OF Mr.. Gilbert, taken by Jus
tiee Fera uson en- the 18th instant, and read be-
fore The iBquest as evidence
Daponent said" On Friday night, the 18th
of February, 1861, about the hour Of ~ O'clock,
while he was approaching and near to the cor
Eer Of Il street north and New jersey avenue,
on the front of and driving city railroad car
No 4s, two N en-, passeng gers in the car, put the
brake down and et,rped the car. Depone n:
went 10 the rear o. the car and put the brake
up; then demonstrated with the men, who were
unknown 10 him, and resumed his position on
the front Of said car, and starte the horses
The w o men then became noisy and rude, aud
this teropent ELECTED them from the car, but
ed n more force than was absolutely necss-
saTy in doihg so. This deponent saith, that he
then turned TO go TO the front of the car, and
one of he men fired pistol ~ him, the bali
taking effect In his back, on the right OF tina
spine. This deponert also solemnly AYERS,
that the rers on who fired the pistol and shot
him was about i've feet eigh. inches high, light
hair, were light cap and long dark sack
coat"
Or. Ktcsby testified that he attended the de-
ceased from the first. On Sunday night witness
thought the condition Of Mr.. Gilbert was I'M
proving. On Wednesday, witness found that
ne was sinking from copious hemorrhage, ac-
companied with convul.ions, which daied
medical skill, and TERMINATED in death yester.
day.
Four or five ether witnesses were examined,
but nothing further was ELECTED by which
clue to The PEI petrator OF the foul act could be
obtained.
The jury decided that the said F. II. G ilbert
came to his death by a pistol or gun shot
wound, inflicted by some person or persons
unknown to the jury.
Tie deceased was 3 fine looking young man,
about ~ years of age, and a native fPhiladel-
phia. where his parSnts reside. The Railroad
Company assumed the expenses of the funeral,
ta'iCn tn pills de lphla, for intermant, aud tele-
graphed the parents To come to this city TO &C.
con p my the body to r hiiadelphia. The body
will b. sent away to-day.
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Ds. DUPONT s Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the cast IN They operate spsedI,
ana Gredtrefy: and being SREar-eoatsf create no
nausea upon the most delicate stor.ach trial Of
these Pills will prove their SNpricritv ersr al
others. Price 81 box. Sold hyS O. FORD, corner
18th street aud Pa avenue Washing on and Henry
Cook, Alexandris tasty
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IRELAND SIXTY YEARS AGo.-This was the
sub &c of the lecture of Mr.. VIM. j. Fry, las.
night. tor the benefit of the Sabbath School of
Ryland Clapel. The lecture was very in ter
esting, AMI Mr.. Fry handled the subject in a
very able manner.
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DIszAss5 of ths N.rrops, Seminal Urinary .-ond
SERIAL systems sssIc and reliable tres. re,.- ia
RepoS:s Of the Borodrd AssociGtton-Seut BY msI
IN sealed letter envelopes fee of charge. Address
Or. SGILLIs HoUGHT0S, Howard Asso citation
No. South Ninth Street. PHILADELPHIA Pa. ds- sm
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TIE cEFlPEsF AND BEsTiiAIG UYErs THp WoRI. D.
ners- FADES OF WASHES Or. Upham's Hair Dye 50
cents boz. fhs best in use. Try 1t. Sold by s.
y FORD, ccrner 18th street and Pc. avenue. Wash
DSton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria a6-Iy
WAaEAErspTo CUEEIssIx DAYS DIR eiodf-ey's
sntiaote, an English specifc of sixty-fve years
change cfdiet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
~ {; Fori, corner 18th street and Pa. avenae.
NssEington on. and Henry Cook, Alexandria "a G. Iy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO- NORROV

~ = y. EacuUIRI C co. AuctioneerB.
EAfEnslSt SALk OF SPLENDID PHOTO.
- GksPa ALBUMS, sPLssDIp Orr loxs sf A.
IIoSkRf slLvHs fLA,ED WAKE TABIR .Sp PooK-
1T CCfLRRY FANCY Seops, a On raIShVlN-
ING a. ia 'ciock, at the auction Rocms and con
tinu'Ig each day 81 that hs ar until lha vhoIe n
disrofed Of we shaLl sal splandid law 1ice Of
9;ocs romprisinR a large sssor-rrent o. eieesntir
bout Photographic Alibums If various sirss aud
styles
large assortment OF Eote, Letter and Ca,
Paper, En veoIes, Ipk Pens. Papciis, &c
Glass Csses &c ~-f
silver PLATED wAtRs.
large Atcrtn,ent OF Silver plated Casters Pea
seR. spoons Knives, FORKS Cups Muss Goo, sts
CAKE and Card Baskets, Toe Pitnhers iut tier D. al
e. hiae Lastors. Hoiasses Pitchers Uall Bells
&c 1'
ALSO
A Splendid Collection Of Foreign Sea sheIlE nom.
prit1ns ss fine assor mt as has yer 5esu ofer-
ed At 81 ct!cn In this city,
ssfe ps remptoTy. so5 terms each
fsle cu J. G.. MCGUIRE Il 90 suctt
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RyJ 9. MoGUI 4 90. Auctioneers.
nE-IkABlD DWELLING H0Usk Ar AUG
~ aloa-rhe IA scf,b re viii OFF, at ID ano-
,i,p !, n The emlfe = rdURsD ~, The zSt In
81. NJ. a.. @ c eek tie N d. lie house Of bloex
al Irr~ bfth vel l. OuheH. tLr stories biga,
With bach hui dine (bsii House ko eli fraa:l
ins or Il VT .iae 81 Sixth street betw 20 snd
nrdru Iirg tacA II an alley.
T.r,a Or fourth CAS-: the ruAi~ Ter In gig
we've lId iehtsea months notsa being siysn
this re 10, with ap s7eved 6, carity
Title IL d "a utable.
Stan % and CO. seysnciee st the cost Of the pur-
chs.r. - .5
psest ss,oy viii be gwen fy the present ocorpsnt
In thr months lyon the day II ssl
CHAELE3S ENGLISH,
kiIBkhr p ln5D99.
WALK 8 COX,
nn.d 30. moar1Rs 4 % xsoia.
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CUMBERLAND Coal AT Low RATES -Atten.
iOi lie called TO the advertisement else W here o,
~. K. Snow Il Co, Georgato gn, oeering Il
far. sta. k-soms three thousand tons now on
apd-sf Cumberland coat, and which can be
chtair ed on very favorable terms.
7htiftiiicP is at the corner Of High and Water
STREETS, GtorgstCwn
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EOhsALE-A GARDEN YARM, In good stat. of
Il cultivation, containing thirty screa, and fruit
trees improvements consist OF about four thou
sand dciiarE worth Building and Fencing with
pump IN the yard shout four miles ftOn, the Cen
ter Market near nr. tsun6era Fam It will be
sold-oAs af cash, the balance In one and two
siccum. ia n In
IGOR sALk-A ne~ three story HOUSE, with
L two story back building. being . newly. uil,
Brick, No. 1873 FOURTH street. between l. nd New
York avenue. Ahoye- AIMED contains eli ht roo ms
Apyly to y. CRENs, No. E24 Seventh strset
iEl2-2 Pm
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OPHSIRG.-The Ne We boys Home, located On
ArmoIy Sauare.it lie expected will be ready
for the Iac.1pii q OF the boys during tho oomiu 2
week Appropriate speeches will be made by
some OF ths dtst,ng uished speakers Ut the cisy
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EXTENSIVE STOCK or CAnRIAeHs.-By the
anboanct msnt elsewhere, IL will be seen thai
The great carriage manufacturing concern Of
Henry Simons, Philadelphia, has established
fais etpot a. it7 Water street, Georgetown,
where ut Only a large stock of carriages may
ba ioupo, hut also large aro0nt OF hard
irnh.T, s,ch at lie not readily procured in tnia
vi, iniiy.
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Esw YORK PAPREs.-Rarney Green, a, the
Kirk cod House news stand, viii take an b
scriptlons for NV York and other papers ant
viii deliver them sofR before they can ne OBJ
tain,d ~ mail. Barne y g stand is al WAYS wei
supplied With light reading matter and ne W
papers. ---@
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-30
Separation and Representation.

Some noted rebels with us take it very
hard that their houses shall now be seized
that they shall be sent North or South that
their rails and timber shall be destroyed,
and that their substance shall be eaten up
by Yankees.
These grumblers in the State conflict we
had, voted om or in the classic language OF
the villainous Legislature Of Tennessee,
they voted for "Separation and Representa-
ton Let them have aration--let them
be separated from all they have--lands,
houses, rails timber, corn, stock, negroes,
and all And as to representation, lot them
be represented in every grave yard South,
and every prison North, and finally in HcH,
where they are bound to have a large rep
rcsentation, and even have it nor
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-30

assault failed, walked away crying Rally,
boys, rally, we are not whipped; we could
not climb the fort, that's all The men all
stopped at his command, and pressing for.
ward to shake hands in grateful delight Of
his safety, One of the Colonels .colded him
severely for exposing himself so reclslessly.
MANY sons Of our Sunny South Redeemed
the field with their hearts blood, while not
n Yankee, that | could see, was slain OH
il was sad sight to see those two old war.
riors-ticns. Bryan and Humphfey--,eho
essayed to speak to each other after the
fight, but could not, They turned their
heads and wopt--yes, wept bitter tears to
the memory of their gallant dead Never
did men go so boldly up to death, The en-
emy run up flag of truce, and acted very
humanoly TO our wounded, sending all who
could be moved to us The Yankees say it
was the charge of the war, and none but
Longstreets corps would ever have made IL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-30
Rebels OF the First Water.

An mdoubtcd Union citizen of Knot
county writes Us q letter dated January 81.
1864, from which we give an extract, as il
will serve to rcHiIete certain rebels:
"Burwel Freeman Badgctt. Senior, re.
siding on farm bordering on llolston and
Little River, made the statmcnt that W. G.
Brownlow is bad man. and was concerned
in the original bridge burning in East Ten
ncssccl
Another case John Coffin, lc-cating
rebel, residing near the bridge over Stock
Creek, on the road from Knoxville TO Mary
Vile, reported all his ncighborS from that
Creek to Knoxville. TO the Federal troops,
as rebels. This can be proven without
trouble.
Ii you wish testimony in the case of Geo
B. Kennedy, bitter rebel of this county
You can have it, Charles Lonas Andrew
Knott aud others, will bear testimony in his
case
We have given this extract that our sol
ders may know these men, and that our
authorities may appreciate them
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-30
Proposition TO Hang GOV. Johnson.

1t is well authenticated fact in this
town that Il meeting was held at the house
of Landon C6m Haynes attended by Gen.
llindman, Swan, Crozicr, Sneed, McMahan.
and others, when proposition was made to
run a train up to Morrstown, upon which
IIindman was to 60 with thirty picked men,
and sieze Gov Johnson, who had started
from Grccnevllo through Cumberland Gap
to Kentucky and would have but few
hours the start at Morristown. John r.
Branncr, President of the railroad, was
called upon at this conclave of murdcters to
furnish the extra train, and refused TO do it,
which saved the life Of johnson. Thos. J.
Powell was invited TO attend the meeting,
and did so, but left it in disgust, disapprov.
ing the purposes Of the assassns Was
there ever such God iorsakcn band of ras-
Gals associated together before for any pr-
pose John 4. WurcH and his organized
hand Of roJbTs were honorable men COM
pared with these itllowsl