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SBCOND NATI0NAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository snd Fiscal
Agent OF the United States,
National lO-4O Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
nry dRtod March 25 "a, this Bank will receive sub
scTiptions for the NATIONAL l0-4G FIVE PER CENT.
J0As, in coupon bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed after zen and payable forty years from date
IN ooEs
This iosn bears GOLD IsTEBEsT payable sEMI-ASEU-
ALLY coupon and Registered bonds Of $500 and over
ard ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF 80
and 100 dollars.
In Subscribing parties may eithhr 70 pay the &C
crued interest from the frHt Of march 70 the day OF
subscription in Coin or IN currency adding fifty per
cent. premium receive bonds bearing interest
rom day Of subscription. Also viii allow 70
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmissioR OF eighth Of one per cent.
arrill.1s2
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TIE DHAPT.
RramlaAtiou of DRAFTED nsa Continued.

ExamihhtiOn Of Drafted Aleh CSntiRued.
The Board Of EEsminefs yesterday con-
tinued their work of examining drafted men
and substitutes. Most of the day was con-
sumsd in receiving substitutes or cOmmuts-
ton from drafted men who had previously
reported. In order to prevent repetition We
have therefore made out list CT the drafted
men from Brooklyn and the wards of the
city, Omitting the other townships of the dis
trict with the disposition Of their cases,
which We present below:
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P. II. UAHhULL.
P. s.~--FOrt Thayeris mounted with eight
guns, i've S2-POunders, two hOWitEsrs and
one mortar. Company & are also learning
to drill on the guns IS Heavy ArtiIIary.
PHI.
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.PaOTnQRAPNlG 3TOeE,

aBHOTOIhAPHIU ALBUMS, Az
HsW York Brioss.
v DOUGLAS 4 CO..
I7g supsrior-sS.
&A pLET5' EATERIALS-WIHDS AND
tEWTON's and gOupirs OIL and Water Colon,
q <. d. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
i79 Bupsrior.Eg
eN Al AID SQDAHB GILT ROSEWOOD
frames, az 4. o. DOUGLAS Uo.f5,
I79 5uperior-ek.
rstOTOGRAER COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Pslntings and EngraVinEn, ~
h, 2. DOUGLAS ". q
I7s SuPsrior-st,
-OAETEB Dz VIsTaE" OF CELEBRATED
s-ep and WOnsn, and Palmsr's Marblss,st
Y. =. DOUGLAS &uD >
l7e3 stioi 81,
FiRn EHas rs or DISTIHGJl. :. BEn
Een 3. b. GUUGLA , 10 :,
o. .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

TIE Ladies' will please look into Mrs.
ShsW's Millinery Rooms, 236 Superior street.
may1Q:I57
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n. Y. BANK sTATE1IENT-RIay %.
"a.
COmMRROIAE.
CLEVELAND nARKE4.

AORHIRe LEADER orEIaz.
MONDAY EVEzIEa, Nay "a. lssl.
ReceiPts-The following are the receipts Of grain
By rail during the 4s hOuu ending at hAlf-past one
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AfAFFERs AF FaR satPHARps.

SpleTdid Yacht for 4. ~, RCnnnzd, Rba9
neH b-ing bII'' 'Ip Peek 4 SIastsrs--Pr6.
Peiier IrOnsides, &c being built By
QnaIIe & Marin.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
RaKASGsAE,
MONEY RIARART.


MORNING LEADER OFFIOR,
MONDAY EVKNIsG, May Is, 1854. o.
GOld-Thers was very little change elected in
Gold to-day, the New York market closing dull at
ls2<, decline Of y per from Saturdays closing
rates. The buying rates here we're 7sesO Per cent
premium selling at sS.
silvor-selling tO-dsy at IS psr cent. premium !;
bufing at 70.
RIOney-EAsy, with only moderate inquiry, at
6e7& per cent.
kxohangs-Quiet and strady.
Governments Bonds-steadJ, but rather quiet,
at the f5lIsWing rates:
BuyinE- Selling.
5-20s, coupons.---.--..-.....-......-... lUs
I-5la, April and UcLober........-..ll0 IIzH
I-sGss February and August-..-.-.ll0 ll2h
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DIED.

On the list inst, atMAristta, SARAH b. HAVER,
wife OF l.. a Lsmmott.
Funeral on Tuesday at 10 A. M. from the reSidsncs
OF hersis;er, Miss May Hsvei, No. "a Erie st sst
Frisads of the family are invited 20 attend
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"a z. BEOUK MAR AER-lIny 23.
.aN .Ernea ~

iRT THLneaApE.i
GtOokB-Duu and lover
chicago and RocE Island lis, Galena and Chicago
l5z. Milwaukee aud Prsirie du Chen 20 Toledo and
v aoash ~, PIttsb lTgh r 1rt ayns and hicagC
il6z. Aito1 and Terre Haute preferred 81. hicagl
and Northwestern 64A, Eria II5H do IRE erred IOS4
Hutson l4754, Beading l4sH. Michigan entrAl I45
Michigan oCuthern 99N, Illinois entral scrip I3IS
q Oeyeland ard PITTSBURGH ll4A, hicaR and North
western preferred 81, Har EN- ISL. Pacific Mail l2f
United States SIS, one-year certificates gsH
n. Y. BANK STATE1IENT-AIay %.
lBY TELEaRAPH.l
increase In Loans. l7sOig
Decrease in Specte..............-......,. 543.4s4
decrease in Circulation. ............ II5tn2
Decrease in I3l47gs
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~. I. szOHEX nAkKEE-nIay 2S.
LIZ ruInaRArHI

MOaOy-Easy at Per cent.
Sterling ExchAass-Dull at ls9sls9H for cur
rency.
6i0ld-Quist and without decided change. Open
ing st 1914, advancing TO 1874 and closing dull At
tioySrnmezt StsokE-Quiet United States SIS
OF 1881, coupons, 1iiAi EiFe-twenties, coupons,
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NEW 1UOKS.

WooDBURH. novel. By Ross Vertner jeffrey
New York: Sheldon and Company, Publishers.
1884.
The volume Of poems which this young
authoress has lately given to the public was
favorably received, and those who read it
will learn with pleasure that she has made
an essay in the field Of fiction. The book is
one Of considerable interest, and written in
delicate and graceful English. Some of its
descriptions are very finely done. It is,
however, evidently the work Of an immature
hand. The conversations are apt to be stiff
and stilted rather than natural, and the char
scters are full hsdged heroes and heroines-
none of your everyday people. Despite
these fsults, however, the book evidences
ability, and, we dOubt not. will prove the pre-
cursor of better and ripper works from the
same pen.
1t is for sale by ]. B. Cobb and Co.
NIEETzEE BEAUTIFUL YEAHs. Sketches Of q girls
life. Written by her sister. New York !:
Harper and Bros, publishers 1854.
The ancient and Pagan maxim "Whom
the Gods love, die young" has in it an es-
sential truth which We sill recognise. The
heroine of this little book is one Of those,
loved by the Gods, who left life while it was
still fresh and still sweet. The records of
her Iife-her disry-her early death-ss en-
baImed in the volume before rs, have ahigh-
or value than most books Of the class. It's
chief interest is, Of course, personal, but to
many who never knew Mary W., the story
of her life and death will be Of worth.
1t is far sal, BY J. B. Cobb and Co.
Bananas HIsToRI. A NoVzL. By Amelia B.
Edwards, New York Harper and Bros, Pub
fishers, 1854.
Another of Harpers excellent " Library of
select Novels" The work Is . very well
written one, belonging to the best class o
fiction, and cannot fail of having many in
terested readers.
For sale by J. B. Cobb 4 Co.
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A TTENTION, LADIES.-THE
-A underlined is prepared to drsss Ladies' ats
over 70 any shape IN best and uOsT apprOved
style Ladies are respect uly requested TO all and
examine all the new sly ies and shape o. bon nets
BonnefH and hats cOlored 20 tan color N fhe nest
egtuiyle +. K. DAVIS Blaacher
malls rs ~ Superior street
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE AT THR

POST FICIE &.
Z. COWLEs, P. M.
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CHICAGO BIARKRT--mAY Is
tBY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO MARKRT--mAY Is
icy TKLEGRAPH.I
EloEF-Duli.
Whoar-Dul and declined sale Sales At ISX
l,24 Tor NO }, aud sl224l.22S for No 2
Gorn-Dnll and uominaly declin q 5a6c Sales At
81, for No !, and al03 OF No2
tsats-Quiet aud declined Ial5<c Sales at 651Is6s<
Wblaky-Quiet At sl,2lal,2iT
Eretahts-Quist and hrm.
kecetpt8-4,OOO bbls -four, t9 900 bushels vi heat
H,l00 bushels rn, 35,UO0 bushels oats
Bhlpments-l50 00o bbis -four, I7OOO bush wheat
% 0oO bush corn
Rose g. PrearisS' Provision Market Re-
pert.
Aams-Sugar-cured premium hams . bl8 c
Cauyassed hams , B....-......---.......-.--.Ig c
Dried Bsef-H b-..-...........-.- c
saouids rB-Sugar cured = h.....-...-....-.....is
Bncon-Or Smoked Sides D fb.........-...-. &C
Lnrd-Pi tme leaf kettle RENDERED "a bbls x h.I4Sc
Prime leOf kettle render'd in kegs . DE e
EoEA- 20 m.ss = % 81, u
Itra Clear 2 Sbb..-.--.--........ ..---...-, ,E
~ No extra charge MAZE tor packages or csrta7e
70 rairo "a depots or boats All articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anythinR Ia the State
Orders promptly 1lled. Orr sngar-cursd Ham, and
1ettle-rendsTed Lard took the nrst ptemium al the
late Ohio Stats fslr. ROSE & PhEHTl5S
lulys-R1
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designated permanent Depository Of the Govern.
ment, is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
Ten-FOrty Government Lean,
now ready for delivery
Depository for U. 8. OHicsrs, PaymAatsrs and
QuaFtermastsrs mar50-l52
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FRAVELLRR,s RRGIsFKR.

gE-Citizens wishing conveyance % either Of tne
sbove Trains Bosts viii be called for by oosohes
OF steYsns Omnibus Line. By leaving their address
st the Omnibus once I7 suseriorst-i noEt nnof 70
the WeddeT Hcnse
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Ten-FOr rty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSl rURY.
FsB FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
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D. W. GAGR,
Licensed war claim Agent.
uSLsotI Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
Hnd otneT War clAims.
~Peuoual Attention Is gfvaa % the prosecution
sfUlAimE IN the Departments a. Washington.
sB-AII perSons having Claims should apply in per-
U5n, or By letter, st once, and they VIII receive
b'O"'' D. ", GAGE,
ootI1-R2s Iss suBerior-st.. Cleveland, o.
ULEVELANp wOOLEE HIII.Ls
a, 4 4. @. POPE,
upsrintsndeuts, Manufacturers and Dsslere in
al kinds Of
" OLEF 500
Consisting Of Plsir Fancy
akaanLEREs,
DoESKINS,
SATTIEET5,
UNIONS,
FIANNELs,
BLANKETS,
ETC., ETC
ia good stock constantly on hsnd, adapted n
ne Western Market.
Market prices psid for Wool and Pelts, in Oaeb
or Manufactured Goods.
once and SalesrooLns,
NO. e5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND o. |
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LAKE NAVIGATOR.

BUSINESS NUIIUEb,
FLAGS AND BANNBEE.F
Orders promptly alled. Address
G. ". ORoWELL co.,
iIzRsId Is7 s7superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05

Al meefinga af tlls Dsreaossdf tha Nitss Nsaional
Bank u Knoxvllia last week, dividend u 6se per
ee.t- Wa DECLARED On Eve Iaonfhs hnsincss TAis
looks va &c tbs psnks snd Cor the country, and
shows kAat ihs easiaas aen of KAokxiie aFe hus nli
dsza s arlven cai - tae ecn6iry We are Glad 10
90 int eF eieeas aprFscaie an instia.sion ot this
klr Is lkass d 10 aossAt or isa being the safsss
rlncs q deposit the peole can aad for sAeis hssaey
II viii nsuays rlara ih deposits IN TIN. Rationsi
csrrsssy q the kind, unless sAcrr ID spessi a.
post II ruin< md m enaz.s thai xanla be rssnrnni
And in this conReoiioa We take oceasi0n - se9--
ae.plse he Wall stssei sasrtste deprocizis srsss
backs that thsy ara t hsss and mns reliable papss
uoaey ia eiruflGtsos ID Ameriea gsoa svsfy1kkrs
even In the oonfeasfaey.
Our Information Is thal the 0oyeEnment iuans
thrungA this Bank, up % NevanhszsSfrss i aboat
Ninety-fom thousand DOIlars. ose sny sabsr part
az the unlied States u equal popeksioa and extent
u isrrisry, beat this Or haa any 'sshes portion
done taers than that pertioa of Has, Tennessee
within the Federal lines We are pcUt, kdt We
stand by our oOuutry, sustaining ils ansaceA and
vcse saF rs true and tried men. /.
The National Bank of KnozviIle Is principally
governed BY known and reliable citizens Of Knox
county, who are h Director~ lis sets place Of
deposit ard % take stock In Il Is proven 10 be pr-
tsbie. We are noa surprised that our oitiseas from
the oOuhiEy should bring In their monsy and deposls
Ia the Nuflonsl BaHk, bas are aseoitAshad thaa
they do nc eome tarwafd and take dock thAt = Ger
tain 10 ylsld thsm trsiez pe et. u nos even more
By lsts resolution Of he stockksids the capital
utock has bssa incruasca snd ourv home folks can
come In and take Z. of b win be taken by o.hsn1s
Stock 50 valuabls nill never goibcgging
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CloshIng Cor fennessee fFeeps.

Captain James. Qusrtermaater for this ssstA aa-
der the Miiitary Governors has established depot
Il clothing and supplies in Knoxville for the troops
raised By the Governor, and under his command
Lisut saalts Is IN ehafge ahs ms N itesles and
warehouse on Gag ssseaa. who're both new and old
regiments viii hnd him. and gel thsr supplies, n
they are properly supplisd With vOusArss and doss-
ments.
Captain James comes and gee, 10 and from Nash
vile with moBeyopay OF all ina claipsasnIns Tie
State troops, snd thcss who have such vouchers WIN
ar very Soolishy 20 have thsss shaved by spccals-
tors There pre these who cry aoTp ths voaehers
given By Gca. 0iilems comrasn4 sedlntimats that
their payment ID doubtfal. These are specnlssora,
interested in making this false impression Our adj
vice 10 acy johnson and bic Quattersnsiser Is 70
let tlosc claims bought up With deep shase Be the
lass thai ere paid. Thevoachers given By Governor
Johnscns authority are ~ geod ths Fpasral gof-
eminent is sna wsii sll be Pali ,ake gua 70 teyal
iaea
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Nr. Ryeress n Reston.

The Boston TSaHssript thus ssaclOdss IN editorial
notice Of Mr. Evssstt's sreat SpsseA In FAnSill
Halli
Ths address of NJ. Rssrett xas u largs seUpA
bus its facts end sFgumeats wsfe 81 employed 70
enforce ons duty, ssd thal wss the duty Of support
Ing he gOysrszsnt In Tia present eriIs Of aaiEs.
Lncid In statement eogens In feasoning, aAd slo.
qusat In appeal dealing In those loAy censiasratisns
which lnAisnee the statesmAA and petFie4, and
sveiaing the slightest apps3fsacs Of paFtlsaAshih
be dsmcassfassd he nscessily, o. purely natiOAsi
EruasdA Of sustaining lhs wpahsican noallse@ q
he ensuing rfssidsailal siectlea.
TIE address eonsiacod - Aaiiua@I ~ vhsn
prinsed and dissFibalsd. Is w. traa & vii ~ b
coanties thoassndA owes tAs Nkols eBuetEy, Il eAn-
has fall . psoasee isnaasnss sfezt aMDss ~ gFssa
Masses es oar popaiatien whose hlndA e0,ea 9 ~
aiaiemensa of RspnhiiceH afainr win epeA saaAlly
Il tie magic Of kr Evesests nanas IL Hyaas.
iian 6,r modarsifca and eehsessAiiea ard - known
i.sendahlp tbf McCsllaa sii had "a ID oWen y
hss proofs thai the daty ef esnsslsatFs ps,rloa Z
the present crisis is to throw their thoIS Ia4len
on tho sida uf the Administrator q Absahan -.
rel,a
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We hsd sIpesrh 20 Eslday ffesi u: 81. Wi.enef,
Esq- the kisesstai sanaid ibf iEA Esals Il large.
Ths day sas inelensis Isis tks rs,lIs wsrs s.tsn.
tive b iang srkuneniatirn ss ,ia.f,u.Ia
spseeh. Mr. WiseAsr siadieatef sks s.isSs & E,
Iineoln saeeatsfalIg, aaa urged aia is = &ish
esvst fses Tn aneseh Hnn veil Fensisel.
~. NJ was fpIioaea ~ ~ lailnilkkls Jau.sl|
Nsllrnt, ex-sheff * Nnsls1S N;ln fega his aaisl
iilf,fa i tHsrenfine DlKA NlgeH bidiAe la "a
Eaaz IS fo3eeF St1ka aA4 II aeeins a and fFpzi
Tees nkf1a, fhe rnend eba pfnffebiF satat.
saIllss aaa tsisik esf sesS' e e i.f'fs1af e.
raaesa - "a Ii - 8
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Leok Gus fsr) RehheFsl

There are gangs e tAieyes ahd rObbsr here VI
both saKes, and Of al colorA They An bFeAkiag
lHso st5res shops, aad private houses every nighi,
and ss the winter appsoaCAss they Win bscoaas more
tsla aaa despsras. Already shsy are setting ass
10 hYusea or shnafi 10 oat-sirss Of the city, svl-
IDENTIFY 10 assfsut aitsniioa 70 tNl sPol while tAss
pisnlm ohsr sstilosAs Lat esf eivll and military
authorities Be on the lpoksas sor these Desperate
characters. Too much vigilance eAn'tbs sssEeissd
some II siam ought TO Be eteeassd Citisens. U
.tsisr can ealsk them In The ass Is rubbisg thsIs
houses, should shoot thsm dowa liha aegs
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Ths.e siSa. df Ne sluses In Alabama are dscid-
elly ak,ai6caaa, ne. % cay OpaiaOus The cAivslry
are In trouble The Eiovernor haa sent q Message
10 ihe Lexlslstdrs' rsaocsing upon the membSr fcr
sefsihk % make APPROPRIATIONS for the defsase Of
the state, They rctarned his message in Staaa
snssicpe which, b say the least Of IT, was very sig
nifcant
Fae nilltla a AlAbama b disbahdsd, aud thai
porssoa of thsm who msy refuse 20 Goose bach iato
The old Uhsdp saa take the oath, va, Of course,
prepare 10 get out Of thc way, as Sherman mArchs.
upon them with an army of one hundred thousand
blus costa
Il i due 10 the Governor Of AtAbAmA 70 say that
be showed pk,ckto The Is4, and denounced ths Leg
hlatare a. d---d FAisOrVu. body Of Hen
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sauean's Lsle DlsasGeE .

The Rchmoad E,sy'siFeg. Of he 2SthsalA give the
sbllewing as.ps hrsm EaA Tennessee Our people
win lsagA right on when dry rad Il =
TheIposstioa Of Con vaaKhn's forces IN East Ten.
nessee Gays the Bristol Rsesstsr, L would net be
prudent 10 publish, but we may cay that he holds
Important points, enabling him 70 keep the cieae,
wasch upon the movements Of the enemy. Ths
command is Increasing syery day By he coming IN
of abssAteea and Dew recruts EAe stritast discip-
line prevails, sRiifr rtAe sasmN who aiil holas the
strong position vt BsAfs Gap. gives Gen. Vaughn .
charge fog agcpeRl enlagemsnt, somebody viii DO
hurt Thc ksst Tknnsf sfsge troops Ia the Yankas ar
my are sending for their families 60 come within
their presar4 iIaes, an inhesiion that Upper East
Tenaessec Is abandoned BY them Cor the presani
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i ~ - srlal lh Ylstlhls fsi de iaakass = :
tsbs1ss fss.sl . ~ nsnsa ef whssa Tees Flfs =
a sebnsA tslA aaa aaeht y - ssnl noeah q -
asdes1i talAsFltlsss aaa scs ee - ane .'H.s =:
u,usi a eeiel n lFasIIls having
,a.t TAuss i nsa ~. .hsaFtef g ~ ~.
d ss.ss sllse. uais1s hs he sslnf e.s q - e,
piossz. xcar n6psg + 50 luaess uhien
~ 4 rspsll1 Ihzlne isss shases.e :
stsh sAat esas q Assasaa sass
wllh plis IS sIIls ssspuMa q i ls,es ed i'.siA
las, Aes w 2 hsewEapN
ksvsasss ass. tssa
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40 to kI||ApATs NoYEEBER 5, 1854



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3. S.. <|s ~
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nss| -. 81 - fslnlsl
s.: 8. 3 4hfss
Esis 3 4 -. s.s sss'1s 'ss ~ ~ ss.. =.
let.sllde 1sls ~ IL II felEtsely q fslloNs
nj s slllE.A zl' 5 lSazIsse o, . xHleA 1.
tsss ssshss - ~ ghunsles n Essl Md
= s's ssa Ms. .e sssEsss. I'm 9 .as scas
~ - rskfn aasiiaea.ions ef ysssrs lbf aasm.
~ - 9sslzzf AfsetatlH - places oe hold.
~ elsttsank - eleeta of popalaF eieesicassl
1Ae President tAan sayA that e The tiuie tAsss
psHen NesA presented had never asaa either ol
thehs - henfd ~ ths auhjeCa 10 which they seiasa
except u espntAl way, oaiy one day Pseviously.
uKfe The hsp}ts mshlent hbthlhg whaieyee upon
the 4A1set ~ p4sss1 betNiesa l0cveenm Jeknson,
81 any ono else connected with the feaeianAtion,
and myselE Siao Feoalving the pepeFA, ~ stated,
have given the subject such brief cousderAtioh a.
Ihass been abls - sih The niiast Of - Aay pre-
IN Pe osassSsisn 4 that i can have 1lO.AIns 70 Do
with the masacr sishef - iustain The plan a. Che
conyentioH and Geyernor Johnson have initiated H.
or 10 reyoket ar ihodsy as yoa demand hy the eon-
stituliou ssatlaAa. Tho sEsaidsns Il cAalgea with
no duty in tbs conduct of pFsiesnsial electors IN
xny stAfe Nor DO !, Ia thk easA psFcsve Aay feal
sskaon faf " iAisFfsfsnea h tAls sAttsr. The
saevemart - "a fpot ~ ne cohsentlea end Gov
ssfos 5ek1 - Gee not = seea,a 20 BE assured ~
tuu esnana<s tfs.n she NsstoaAl Exoentlves In 40
propsf senzs ckn 4 - esnssaesu9 osksr tAAA n ia-
aspendast moEsshank &c e ssnsl pegsisn sf ths
laEal peopts a. Tsnnf1nss - ngt pepueise u tAe
plAa aay ntshAe1 - tlclehes e eoslE Naed any
ssn, has the slSh1 p aver say fslltlel Ylaa h
chooses. And as MllllzeY Gesesnof Is = hls duty
2 Lsep psaes sasas ~ ssr ne yal Psepas 8 tss
esasss ai.rsx. thsl ~ Ills pla4 hs purposes any
n.sxR nui yea esiset y the plan. leaving 4
s.ss =. vii = lss. ssssslt sss.ass Z l: 2 :
81 yoaf osn AccouaE paseeoally ard Legality, saa
Gov. Jshnson viii not Heldss yasa h,s wsh Prdsscs
ron AensaslHieaonae a fhf q n = N ~ paWs.s.
pfe4snig t1s8 iitcllIls EtesHsnlsldf StcSttH's
IN Tenneses in acesteanop with sha old code b not
nov pssslk1aI Ia scarcely necessary 10 add, that
II any siscioa sknn be held and any vote shall DO
cst n the Stats Of Tenneeee fer Pres3ent % Vice
Preshieut e ths Enitee Hlale 4 wi bslons not tc
sailitAfy kgeniS, nor yes the Rxesaiivs Department
but exclusively 70 anushsP department e Tie Gov
srnment 10 deisrnine whstAer they are entitled 70
~ accounted In confbsml;y with the constitution and
laws ot the United States
Exeeps n he1o give protection against violence,
decline b intsrfse in any way with ehy election.
SfsiehedI A. LINcoLE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05
sews frpm carter Csnhsy.

The believing sx.tx4 from isltaF ben Car,af
suanty. aiseiasss sosnsshias dtgElprll nPeA sesse
ssas o. g,nss persons hera elaiHIas 3 y lalr--
zksss b 100 nuaeA of sssh bed Ssllh sssaa - Ws
walla b sisd - know The pagtasst
we have sssas ssopls hsss sils slsi1a 2 y a
the unlan. Who run % she Fehaie VIII 81 tA4g ~
kesr, Thes sead b KnstYile 10 9Ilssts - ts11
and esi thssn fss she rsl.sis osssek tham sszs -
he sssunrest tshei fApafsg n theeonnifg, All 20
ssee ne, ln KaaxyiIl4 uae ere eaFfasF Ilna "a
rsisss ksra senilse thsza pspfs ee9 ISL ts''<
tksla pa6ssA Oncs thl eoenllf leh9a - '
Dnsas sssaA skisE. via esn.e y lIsAi - e =.
seniaA pa { -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-05


rwonss4Arss saors dsa rshtis hsss hfs.i iS'.ssl
Whsre aIllan sOasAa vaughn aAe saaed e ! sls
.srsy-sas barlsa sAAka Rlgiis F0uA - !. s
There serp COS ag thea. tsksh pslssnsss. 4 ssssn
rsece a. arsilsssy was fsund barlA b see maa =
Balrp eay, the fighfaasa ssaaia 40 hsvssg n'ns
or c,,r.re 10 saAe Il wisk sks This victory lasas
out Do have heen ! lasgsr aihIr tAea Nps Fappssds
The Reversed D,ishwhacksrs end U1slsNs = ne
Holssah csasesenca Who wure at he time pFAsins
Cor vaaehn,s suecss sl ~ sseciAi eqae se
aos have sssrulad yeilk hf q they a. ~ -
pr1ying - he anknswa eea sshea thsy ispuss
ansls wsrshlped.n
iEoods army,st oaf lstess aAipA NsA q sppA evsf
the Termessee. and was seeking se ferm saaCieh
sith Forrest and viii attempt an invasion u MID
az Teaneess. Our aasAssstiss via Be rseay ~
tbeHs snd will do god pAss y thea.
From The PcsouaAe, we expscS ehesring news AI
no distant day. Grant ls fsAay fps ths work hsforc
him. and knows exactly hpv and wksa 10 c,mplese
Ne JOB. Richmond b about v 20 under, Snd be-
hevihg this the rrbsi authorities are packing ofI
thslr yaluahlm b LyachbSrg.
The neNs from Sheridan Il, that he has killed of
oae-thira of an Lses army, and & waiting Ia he
Shenandoah Valley sIbs ansshe snsnisneat 70 be
ssnt IN BY way Of peinsSNemests.