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A Man who has not Slept for over
Fourteen Years.

Az present there Is u soldier at the Chestnut Hi
Military Hospital, Philadelphia who has not slept
Tor sngr moment for fourteen years and ,N
months. This may seem incredible, but neycrhc-
less, 1t Is true. and can be verified by numbers of
persons, The individual is an Intelligent man. nat
umlly HnD has the benefit Of moderate education
Ills name G. ID. Saunders Orderly Sergeant of
Company &, Thirteenth Virginia Volunteers lie
entered th2 service Of the United States on Dccom-
Der 2Sth, 's63 lie is in the lorty-hnh year of his
age His health has been generally excellent during
his life
In lSi9 he was attacked with cholera, and since
that period with lung fever on two occasions In
the summer Of 1850 sleep forsooL him. and since
that time he has never felt the least drowsy. lie
has always lead temperate life. His wife and
children reside in Putnam county West Virginia.
Since he entered the Union army he has been on
seven raids and four charges, during which time he
informs US that he never felt tired or sleepy. lie
was in the four charges made beyond llurpors Fer
y, VA on the 18th, 18th, 10th, and 10Th of last
August and yet he did not feel the least slcrpy-
why II that he cannot or does not sleep rs much
mystery to him as It is to many scientific gentle
men, who, having had their attention called to him,
have been astonshcd in their attempts to inycst-
gate the cause
Upon one occasion, at his request, number of
curousIy inclined gentlemen watched him for forty
two days and nights consecutvcly in order if pos
sible to arrive at the cause of the wonderful phe-
nomenon. These gentlemen took turns with each
other in the progress of watching so that if he
should chance to sleep it would be observed. Some
Of the watchers became drowsy, and it was as much
MS he could do to awaken them.
This singular man was sent to Philadelphia ly
order of the field surgeon. lie was admitted into
the hospital at Chestnut Hill ON the 7th of Noyeln-
Der last suffering from chronic darrhUa and rhcu-
motlsm. He has nearly recovered from his physi-
cal disability; his appetite is good, but yet he does
not sleep. He rctrcs to bed the same rs other sol
diers but he cannot sleep. He simply receives physi
cal rest This brief narrative of a most wonderful
phenomenon, may seem fabulous, but the reader is
assured that it is the truth.
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United States Of America District of East
Tennessee

IuElu.As, An IMPORTATION WAS FILED
w u luu District Court OF the United States for the
District of East rcuuo.i ico nt Knoxville on the sth day
h February 1868, b., ,auy. T. Swan, Esqo Attorney oi
lno lnI'cI sncs ur said District ON hohnlf OF tho
,uti SWos ol America, against ono tract of land IN
NrNlun county adjoining the lands uf y, A. Taylor,
Allen Anderson and William NJ, llcskcll containing
about 200 acrc, sc7rd as the property Of Fonch Pickle
aud against all persons lawfully intervening for their In
rrcs, lhnuu, alleging that said tracts of land had been
hcrelosc seized by Revenue Agents forfeited to the
United States for cause, in snid information set forth aud
Wcrci Go hc uc and praying for the usual process and
muuluon Now therefore, pursuant to the moniton
der the seal Of said Court to me directed hereby give
public notice 90 all persons concerned in interest IN said
tract OF land to appear before said Court at the Court
Iluu.o In Knoxville aforesaid on the 10th day Of May,
1863 a lOpcIock u then and there to nlcrposc their
claim. and make their allegations,
b. MCDANIEL,
mi ~. s. Nar,hol, Dist T., Tenn,
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county lcng what In called Post Oak Island no llusrou
uNcr adjoining the land. Of liode u, Wright John l..
luoc Wd others seized the property Of uu Osborne
Nn osborne, Martha Srr aud her husband --- SiIlcr
aud - Blair aud wife - Blair aud against ull person.
lawfully intervening for their interests therein alleging
lhnl said tract Of land bad been heretofore seized by
Revenue Agents forfeited o tho United States for
causes in said information fc mrlh and aycrrcd 10 he
true, and praying for the usual process and monition
Now, therefore, pursuant tu the muuitou under the
''ai OF 'ald Court To me directed hereby give public
notice to all person, concerned in interest in sad tract
Of aud to appear before said Court at the Court House
in Knoxville aforesaid, ON the 18th day of May, 1885,
at 10 o'clock AN, then and there to iutcuose their
claims and make their allegations
y. MCDANIEL,
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United States of America - District of East
Tennessee

w llEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court of the United States for the
District of East Tennessee at Knoxville the Sth day
of February 1862 by James F. Swan, Esq Attorney of
the United States Tor said District behalf Of the
United States of America, against tract of land in
Campbell county, adjoining the lands Of c. Carroll, Wm.
Ward aud b. Martin, seized the property OF Ramsey
Patterson, aud against all persons lawfully intervening
for their interest, therein, alleging that said tract of land
had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents forfeit
cd to the United state, for in said information set
forth aud aycred be true, aud praying for the usual
process and monion Now, therefore pursuant to the
mou1n, under the seal of said Court to directed,
hereby give public notice all persons concerned in in
crcsin said tract of land To appear before said Court at
the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, on the 10Th day
OF May, 1850 ut 10 o'clock, NJ, then and there to inter
p..c hcir claims and make their allegations
y. MCDANIEL.
mi ? S. Nrrshai Dist. T.. Teu
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TWT wv NNVN'TWT NTH
WashingtOn's Birth Day...A PTan.

HN Tunes PA lhc cannon voice
Bidding loyal hcarts rCoco
In the ration proud hrth-righL
Heirloom Of each pario, sou
|, The fame of al our sirc,i
Bat the ummc of WA,WNGrUN
Sir. the spirits latent fires.
hr'l his ashes ~ their urn
And our spirit, GcrccIy burn,
10 uvcugc nations pride,
Let to the rescue ly-
Snatch Mount Vernon from the foe;
Let US rather uobly die
Than fail to bring the traitor low
''A Times SlA Tor the ola nag
That proudly wave from Sum'cr' walls
SIX times Fix groans for the rag,
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Knoxville, Tenn, March |, 1865.

LOUIS. McGLAUFr.IN is authorized to act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast His address
is San Francisco, California.
c. S. HUBBARD, of New Haven, Connecticut, is
our regularly appointed agent to receive subscrip-
tiSns for our paper in that State.
The WHO can be had every week at the News
Depot of r. II. Singleton Post Office Building,
Nashville, Tenn.
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do something practical What Is to be- done, must
be done qJph.y for it Is not thought that sherman
will give Eou more than sixty or ninety duy- to
work in, The people want peace, rcgarllos, of
Jcil, Dayi' or Abe Lincoln, GIVE thom pcaco and
protection for person property and they care very
little about boundary limos, or who may be- rrcsi-
dent
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WIN. GALBRAlTn, c. a NJ.


John Va" GHd'r RS. HIUy g. GW,yI.
HNIlR DEFENDANT, HENRY c. GILLESPIE,
being nonresident OF this State as charged in the
bill 1t is ordered that publication be made for four sue
ccss'yc weeks in Brownows Wing, notifying said dclcn.
dant to appear before the Chanccry Court at cambridge
the ID Monday OF April next then and there to make
defense to the bill or tue same will be taken confess.
ed and set for hearing ex parc.
pr$5 WM GALBRAITH, {. 4 NJ
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y mo. 2OSl
United States of America District of East
Tennessee.

w HEREAs AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District COuS Of the United States for the
District OF East Tennessee, Knoxville, the Sth day
Of February lsGJ by James p swan, Esq, Attorney ot
the United Stucs for said District, behalf of the
nited States Of America, against house and lot Of
land in Cleveland, in Bradley county, adjoining the lands
OF David Bell and others, seized the property Of Geo.
W. Parks and against all persons lawfully intervening
for their interest, therein alleging that said house and
lot had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents as for
tecd To tho United States for in saidniormaton
set forth aud ayerrcd be and praying for the usual
process, aud nouiton Now, therefore, pursuant to the
monitiun under the seal ol said Court, to me directed
hereby give public notice To all persons concerned in
interest in , house aud lot to appoa- before sail Court
at III, Court House in Knoxville alo csaid the 18th day
of MAY, 1865. vt 10 O'Clock A. then and there to in
tcrpasc their claims and make their allegations.
b. MbDANNEL,
uI 4. - Nursipi. DiH H. T,np
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ATTACHMENT.

I"'F'" Tho"Pso" e. H"gR I.01Y'0H.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
the defendant indebted to him aud absconds that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon him.
obtained original attachment against his estate made re-
urnahe before VIM T. Seay Justice Of the Peace Knox
county and the having levied his property III
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before him
his office In Knoxville the first day Of April .G to defend
said cause the will be taken confessed and set
hearing parte. II Is further ordered that notice BE-
published for four Successive weeks in Bovnlov's Wing.
f22Iv PISS WM. y. SEAY, J. r.
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Il, Water & Bro., At ols rs. Thomas j. CaHcr ctoh.
rINHE DEFENDANT, TROMAS J. CONNER, being
Il non-r resident Of this State charged in the bill
1t is ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownlow, Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court cambridge on the
I'd Monday of April next then and there to make defense
to thcbill or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing cx parto.
pfS6 WM GALBRAlTH GAM.
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WI. GALBRATrlI, e. & VI,
h,mo" d crook,hmk., 1t ol,, rs. Ensly B,oi,.

T0W0" d If0ONsHWNs Y 90 %. ENFIV NIUI1.
INROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BILL,
i which are sworn to- il appears that the respondent,
Emsy Bcttis, has abscoudcd beyond the limits of the
state, absconds that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him II is ordered that pubca
tion be mado for four successive weeks in Brownow's
Whig notifying said defendant To appear before the
Chancery Court at cambridge the ID Monday of April
next to make defense to the bill the sam, viii be ia.
ken for confessed and set for hearing cN partc
PISS WIN. GALBRAlrII, c. A NJ
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ir,s, clarke d Co. 70. A. {. Pduui,g.

TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
complainans BILL which is sworn TO- that the dcen-
dant is nonresident of this State or 50 absconds or
conccas himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon him 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks In Browuows Whis no.
tiiyng said defendant to appear before the Chnncery
Court at Daudrdge the ID Monday of April next,
then and there to make defense the bill or the same
will be taken for confessed aud Tor hearing cN parte
PISS WN GALBRAITH. c. an
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NN00UrF Vt, Nm0N, = Y. f0TUu0Ud 0IT1I9 ~. UuvL /,
HWW
ER0M THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BILL,
which sworn to, it appears that the loon liant has
abscoudcd and gono beyond the limits Of this State 81
that the ordinary process cannot be- served upon him
II Is ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN lr,wnow's Whig notifying said defendant 10
appear at the Chanccry Conrl at Dnudrdgc on the 2d
Monday Of April next then and there To mnkc defense
To the bill, the same will he taken for confessed and
Oct for hearing ex rurc.
PISS WM GALBRAITU e. An
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NJ, 2Vrl
United States Of America District of East
Tennessee. "

yXTHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States, for the
Di,c, Of East Tennessee at Knoxville on the Sth day
Of February 1853, by James p Swan, Esq, Attorney OF
the United States for said District, on behalf of the
United State, Of America against tract of land in
Bradley county, adjoining the lands Of Joseph Tucker
and james Johnson containing 300 acres seized us the
property OF VIM h. Brown, and against all persons law
intervening for their interests therein, alleging that said
tract Of land had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agent. as lorucited to the UnJd States for causes in
said information set forth and aycrrcd to he truo and
praying for their usual process and monitOn Now
therefore pursuant to the monition, under the seal of
said Court to directed, hereby give public notice to
all prrs concerned in interest in said tract of land
apuour before said Court The Court House in Knoxville
aforesaid The 10th day Of May, 1863 at 10 o'clock, A.
, then and there to inlcrposc their claims and make
their allegations.
B. MCDANIEL,
mi I. s. Nurshai, Dist. h. Tenn.
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NOTICE.

Et,t Cocke p. ". n. fraHri,eo.
IAN THE PETITION OF ELLA Cooke.
~ by her fcrular guardian, 10 ordered that wm B.
Francisco Executor Of the last VIII and Testament John
Cocke decd should be notified, by publication In Brounlov
Knoxville whg to appear before the County Court Of Knox
county, at the March term. s55 to show u any h.
why Administrator de bonds with the will tnnexed
not be appointed the and stead said executor Ne
hereby notified appear in obedience order or san
petition will he set for hearing ex part E.
wM CRAIG, CLERK.
iebs-fw pfsS' ByW.H SWAN, DC.
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Books! Rocks! Books!

There is box of one hundred copies Of Brown
lows book on the Rebellion for sale a. the office
of the KNOXVILLE VINO. Persons wishing to
purchase can apply at said Office.
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w. T. B,oincy anil Jam,. p N,rpa e.. .i,k, Bokcr
rNnE DEFENDANT, JOHN BAKER, BEING A
on-resdent of this State charged in the bill 1t
is ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownlows Whig notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chanccry Court cambridge ON the
I'd Monday Of April newt then and there To make defense
to the bill, or the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex partc
PISS wM. GALBRAtTH, c. a NJ.
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WM. GALBRAITH, c. a NJ.

Wilmer, Cushing d Co., II ais, cs H. u. Coras Il o
VNHE DEFENDANT, A. b. COWAN. BEING A
non resident Of this State, charged in the bill: 1t
is ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Brownlow's Whg notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court Dindrige ON the
I'd Monday of April next then and there make defense
the bill the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte.
PISS WM. GALBRAITlI, c. < NJ
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conm & Dickinson rs. Patton H,r.H

FINIIE DEFENDANT, PATTON HOWELL. holm,
l. nonresident Of this State charged in the bill: 1t
is ordered that publication be made Tor four successive
weeks in Brownow's Whig notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chanccry Court at Danirdrc on the
ID Monday Of April next then and there to make defense
to the bill, or the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte.
PISS WM GALBRAITu, C.. AM.
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wM. GALBRAGTH, c. 4 NJ.
'UnE DEFENDANT wM. ". CRooKsUANKs

Carey, Bonys Il Vood-uri, It ale, 70. haln a. Crook.
hdHks
rINHE DEFENDANT, wM. ". CROOKSHANKS,
being non resident of this state, as rharged ia the
bill Its ordered that publication be made for four sue
ces-yc weeks in Brownows Wing. notifying said deien-
dant to appear before the Chaucey Court at Daulrdge
the "a Monday Of April next then and there to make
defense the bill the same will he taken for confess.
cl and set for hcaringc cx partc
ieb22-piSj WM. GALBRAITH C. a NJ
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NJ, GALBRAlTH, c. 4 NJ.
ERoM TnE ALLEGATIoNs OF rnr mn.

INKUM TIE AILEHATTONN OF TIE BIIln
l. which are sworn to, it appears that one Of the lie
lcndauts, VIM. H. Wiscman has abscoudcd on conccals
himself that the ordinary process of law cannot he served
upon him II is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Brownows Whir notifying snd
defendant 10 appear a the ChaGery CoHr at Dandrdge
the I'd Monday of April next then aud there to make
defense the bill the same will he taken for confessed
and set for hearing cXpRre,
PISS WM. GALBRATTII, {. An
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ATTACHMENT.

Samuel d. Liner rs. r. j. Jouagiu.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant justly indebted him ninety dol
and abscund' concea himself that the ordinary pro-
Of Law cannot be served upon him. having obtained at
against the defendant mad, ruruab- before Richie
Kncad Justice Of hePeace for Anderson county, and the
having been levied upon the estate Of defendant is
ordered that publication be made weeks
Brornows Whg notifying said defendant to appear before him
his Office the st day Of May, ls6j the ul be-
taken confessed and set for hearing parte.
s4lI54w ufSsf HITCIIE KINCAIU.I !.
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Joseih R Hmt,mm cs. W3iiom l.. Ncuey ant john
Lypch.

Lypch.
nNIlE DEFENDANTS, WM. l.. NENNY and JOHN
Il LYNCH, being non residents of this State. as
charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive wooks in Trownows Whg no.
tiyng said defendants to appear before the Chancery
Cou't at Dandrdge on the ID Monday of April next,
then and there to make defense to the bill or the same
will be taken for confessed aud set for hearing cx parte
pisa WM. GALBRAITH, c. GM.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

State of Tennessee, District of East Tennessee. /
Personally appeared Joseph Mullins and made
oath in due form of law, that the facts stated in the
foregoing petition are true to the best Of his knowl-
edge, information and belief.
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ATTACHMENT,

John Z. Hlaty,v rs WHiinn D. Nmrt.
IIIE PLAINTIFF. On AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant Is indebted in oni absconds
that the culinary process Of Law cannot be served upon him.
having obtained original alta men against the estate Of
defendant made rrturnabe before james Baker Justice
the Peace for McMnn county, and the having been
Levied his property Il ordered by said Justice that the
defendant sppear before him Office In Athens the 25h
day Of August next defend aid case, the will be
proceeded with par,e 1t further ordered that this notice
be published for four weeks in BrownOWs Whir
ig pf5s JAMES BAKFR
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Rcr. w. G. Broc1dow;
have the honor To report the vote pollcd in the
Brigade Of Governor Guards, at an election opened
and held at the headquarters Of each separate com
mond, which were conducted properly and legally,
in accordance to the form of elections in the Code
of Tennessee;
Eighth Tom Cav, for Rnticution..,,.,,....... II3
Ninth Tom Cav. for Ratlcation.....,....... 3II
Thirteenth Tcun Cav, for Ratihcaton..,..,.. $40
Bat E. lst Tenn Art, for Ratifcatono......., S5
ls2
The vote would have been much larger, if there
had not been quite Il number of men out on Il scout
from the different commands,
am, with respect your most obt servant
JoHN X. MILLER,
Colonel Commanding Brigade
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SUPERINTENDENT OF FREEDMEN


OFrICE SUPERINTENDENT FNEEDNEN
East AND MIDDLE TENNESSEE,
Nashville. Fob. l. 1863.
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Vote of Gillem'S Brigade.

HEADQUAETERs BRIG. Cows GUARDS,
kRoN county, Tennessee
kthLnnru 9N. lSGt
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CHANCERY OOURT-DANDRIDGE.

b. MCDANIEL,
MI /. ~ Nurshui, Nist T. Tenn
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rrnLanEp ~
BROWNLOW, HAWS a. co.
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mo. gO7l

p. S. HorshoL Dist. 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
sew York Markets.

HIw Yozz. July -
CoTToT-A cffvs but prizes Eithout d. dsd
change . 5iaesa fJr Midiiing.
FLGTR-5 letter but less sctive: ItG6 81
for extra etats; 75gT 90 for common 10 g cd
satppir z brands extra Touud- hocp On Q, aud 05
"A 50 ar Crsds Brsuas. market cicsing quiet.
wHIsb Y-->tsaay Wssts n - &G52 ".
cid DIV lover On Winter, the market osing dull
At 80 for siiwsuk e. ! 559l 65 for Winter Bed
Western, 50 l0I White hlchgan. g Tor small
lots ef EeS rop Arb Je sey.
kYE-Quiet snd ueminAly unchanged
BARLkY- Q i=t.
COIN, led a shade fsmsr, bat closed at
about yesterday prices
0A1s- CSC lCwer, ~ S. for State and $3.50
feT Western, ciosi s II lustas Pric=s-
W0UL-OIH IL
PETROLEUM-oast At 80 for Crude. SIS for
Behned in bord Tzea73 free
COFgEE-oai and hrm.
81 3Ak-Ae.ivs at iidI55z for Cuba Muscova-
dc, 1874 fer Po' to RiCo and Havana i5l :.
M0LASsES-Dnl,-
PoaE-aorv &C i've and fruer; p 75d2S %
for Mess, clos ug ct g > cash 2, 5O,ET 90
for ls6i'6i co; 10 20 Tor PRIME, and q s092. %
tor Pripe D-hs
= BACON-Quiet
LARD-FI M At lGG21iz
BUTTER- Qaies at 2JgsJ :tr Ohio aud 90
for ~ ate
! AoNEY-witeout dec dsd change; 4S5 per
cent Gu call loans
EXCHASGE-DuIt at 1899 % for gold.
GULD-op-ned at ls3, sayALcd 10 1875 and
clio - at 1877.
G0vERSAHNF sToCKs-Firm sud 10 good
demand.
sToCKs-Htavv; s. o., re .istersd, te45s cou-
pons. new issue 1857 20, e0upo-s, 90. issue,
lOsis ! M, ni . II .. lut