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TORN HOUSE FOR SALE.

THR PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
L MENT OLA. M~OREHOUSE & SON at r.
mont, Ohio, is offered for sale, together with tools
and fixtures, all in complete order. The bnilding
IS situated near the c. a T. K. R., on the Sandus9
Ky river, In a desirable location. There are two
smoke houses conveniently located near the Pack
ing house. A rare chance is offered for 4 go5d
speculation. For terms, &C., apply peTsonaliy ar
by letter o CHARLES II. KREBS AGENT
Fremont, Ohio, or to MORRHOUSE. MEACHAM
q eco, Commission Merchants, 142 West Water
street, Milwaukee, Wis. Dovs.27s
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE IN
"a Newburgh Township. good soil; more than
aOO lrult trees, grapes, &c; good barn, small house,
granary and trnit house. The land is in fair order
Possession given first of April next. Apply at 20
saPeIloE street, GEO. D. BECK. noV3R3
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On election day at Opelika, Ala, a body
of negroes came to that village, and in
formed their employer that they wished
to vote.
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FOR SALE.
A LARGE BUSINESS FOR SIIE >

A LARGE BUSINESS FOR SALE =
IA FRANKLIN with OR VIZ ~
BUlLDINGS.)-Any parties with a fs- tHOUT
dollars in cash, and DESTROYS Of " Thousand
will fnd a rare chance for SIS, well established.
s'with real name,r p so doing, by addressing,
All corresponding confidential fianAih' Fa'
rfhhkIIn, E,oy % 1ecE
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A Letter of Chier Hustle Cb.so

A meeting was held in behalf of the
destitute freedmen of the South at the Aoad-
envy of Music, Brooklyn, on Tuesday
night. Chief Justice Chase sent to it a
letter, from which we extract these para
graphs:
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BOARDING
WANTEp--HELP.

nOARRNG.-Room and Board for q steady
IL Vonnq man and accommodations for three day
boaaders. Apply BY letter 70 A. B. u. this otnee; n
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WANTED!
APPRENTICES
FOR THE NAVY

Nome need snplv hut those Of sound health and good
moral character, who can read well, spell eorreSu1,
write IegiBIy. and who can cipher in whole num9trs
and fractions, and are not lezsI nSa % are :
ELIGIBLE TO APPOINFMENTs
At THE
NAVAL ACADEMY
A certain number being selected yearly from among
them for these appointments.
ScbOolmasters are assigned to each School ship To
teach the udiment Of education, including Naviga-
tiSn, and their morals are carefully cared for
Apprentices are
CAREFULLY AND THOROUGHLY EDUCATED
To discharge the duties Of sealaen. and at the expira-
tiOn Of their term Of apprenticeship, which Is when
they arrive at the age Of p, il found qualified have
the preference in the appointments fol- warrant and
For further information apply TO-
Commander O.. /. kaYyi Rre, p.
Naval Ren7eZyOus, Erie, Pa, in Farrar Hall, over
Clemens, CauRhey q Burgess. noy252g0.
UTANTED-MAN.-A competent man to fill a
w profitable and permanent situation. Apply
this day to J. Cow, No. 1Atwater Building, foot of
superior street. nONlo.Eo1
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED.-One who can
IN come well TO DO the WOfkOl a
small family. Apply at % Prospect street. noy1
UTANTED.-Voung Men and Old Men, Business
w Men and Boys, useful and prontebie eHpl3y-
ment for Disabled Soldiers, Healthiul LABOR LOT IN
valids, Winter Work for Farmers Boys, and Lucra-
tive Business for Business Men, at No. 2 Atwater
Building, Cleveland, Ohio. n0yl4:TO.Th6sA-n,
UTANTED-sALESMEN-For "Holland's Life
w OF Lincoln" Photograph Albums, The Better
Land an exquisite engraving, Square and oval Plc-
4. BOLTON a BRO, % Superior st., Cleveland, o.
OclO:27O
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MIscELLANEoUs.

DROPGSALS FOR WOOD,-Proposals for %
L Cords 4 beet seas9nfd HiAL-- - M-rI-NFYd
dress, stating price per cord delivered, d.. +. O.,
Leader office. ~nOyls.2f6
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-si tic rvvvtveu, payable in cash on delivery. Ad-
dress, stating price per cord delivered, ID. II. g.,
Leader office. ~nOvls:266 ,
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IRON AND STEEL ASSOCIA
I1ON, will take place at the BOARD OF TRADE
ROO MSsin the city of Philadelphia, on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th Of December, 1875. A general attend
ance Of Iron and Steel Makers and Manufacturers is
expected and desired.
II. McALLISTER, see'y Pro TEN.
n~oylsAs-2ttw 522 Street, Philad'a,
40 TO ii. E'S OLD STAND, q
" Ontario street, corner Of Michigan, TO buy your
new Furniture nOvl:266
$50, 900 in . M1H % .9it-s AP ~ IA stand
and well-knoWn LOAN OFFICE
on Securities OF every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeons,I and
all PERSONAL property and articles Ofyalue, on the most
salts factory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tablished 1851. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
Ofice-cOrner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis a PieXOtto's Clothing Store.
ociZ2 &c. &W. WAGNER.
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PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW OF THE WAR.
Complete in one Royal octave volume. mamen
and bound in the most attractive styles. Prices, $3.50
and IS.
Just the Book thousands are waiting for. Sold only
BY Agents. To secure territory address at once Is. 5.
GREEN, Room 4, American Building, Cleveland,
Ohio. nOyI-.164.
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CHRONICLES Of THE REBELLION. An out
line, with incidents, of the rebellion, written ia the
Ancient Chronicle style. One vol, Svo, 344 Pr. Prizes
Sl,5G. One Of the most humOrOusly entertaining vol
ume- Of tine war; one Of the most popular and best
selling. 1t IS now passing through its 18th edition,
MORGAN n HIS CAPTORS. 1 vol, svo, 3sg
pages. Price 81, -. I'D edition already published.
All the above works sold exclusively through tray-
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EI0 TIe IUITUWIUE IMVVTIdWI WUThN.
SHERMAN y HIS CAMPAIGNS, by Col. $.
NJ. Bowman and Lieutenant COlonI X. b. Irwin. I
vol, svo, 5l2 pages. Price $50. Now ready for de-
LEGATION.
The only autbetic and reliable Biography Of Sher-
man. and the truest, fullest aid best account Of his
great campaigns. Written by authority OF General
sherman himself, from material furnished by his or
der exclusively for this work. The following letter
shows its official character;
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

The keys Of shs Abisgdon iaii we're tsrned over
70 u By Gen GillsIn Orderly, 10 be held a. . rse
exhibiting the folly Of The rebels in er9wjing lao
that ancient castle 50 many Union men from Eas.
Tennssses- The keya are ca exhibition A. oar 9-ies
togssher with The epAalets of Virginia coosc-P.-
ing Ohiesr. The jail was redaced % ashes By -
soldiers, together With saany other buildings q r5
notvsiety. This means Sosfhsrs RlgAtsi WGzt
cruel SET Of soldiersl They have tramP.ei 10 t2s
d,ss; tbs political pride 81 the FjrsJ Faaia=s q
The Old Doatnien They have fOFesd lP1u tdsz
the ekassiseEnsut Of their snsI Thesr PRIDE d plaa
has been trsmpled in the dust! TAsy are slavs b
conssnii Their - Righis hsve beez zlsa-
creed and keeafosabs q theif former yrsszsss BON
I'D in The llstsnce
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Exchange Of Prisoners.

Our readers win be interested In the perassl Of
the following agreement entered into BY Generals
Carter and Vaughn for the exchange Of citizen
priseaenL II lived up 10 By the rebels, Il weald
wesk we'll bat We have no faith IN Vaughn or those
when he represents Bot lei trss their sincerity
Agreement Cor the exchange o. non-cOneataats Of
East Tennessee, entered into this hrst day Of De-
csnbar, 1854 ct New Market %eEh, hetwneu
BSigadier General 8 p Carter, on tho par1 Of the
United Stascs asfhasiiiss, and BrigAdief General
J. c. Vaughn, on The part Of the CoGfederais
safheFities:
I. II is agreed that all Union citizens fr0n East
Tennessee who are held BY the Confsdsrsts authoE-
titles shall be- With e little delay possible brought
20 the lines Of the Unitsd States forces Ia East Ten
neee and delivered 10 the Uhited States authorities.
IL An citizens who have Teen arrested by the
United States sutharitiss - hestages for Union
men held BY the Confederate authorities shall be
delivered At the Confeisrasc fines IN EN Tennessee
and released with as littIe delay As possthie-
III. All citizens who have lea thsir homes shall
be permitted 70 FetaFa aaa remaIn 50 long as they
raAact themselves Peaocably and conform 70 The ~
quiFrmeHls 81 the anihorities.
ISigRed1 6P. GAkxEk
Brig. Gen. AID p NJ. q. u Is. Team
fstgnedi &c. yAUaHN,
Brigadier General c. s. A.
tlsScisl: II. n. TRsaAs Cspt and A. A.G.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Efforts to Release Prisoners.

Hapay be expssssl Shat ell sor.s 81 efforts viii be
mads 20 have eerialR rsbeh released from prison
who have beaa sent in by General Stoneman. The
friends Of some % the worst men We have viii Try
10 get them released granted the privilege u the
town. Some claim 10 be citizens Sous Bsver 70
have been IN the army, and oshsn 70 be Union
ueh. SOuas,of them really Esye IN fictitious names
aad when The roll has ben called did not answer d
their nance.
The Provost Marhai General viii require good
degree u srnnss 20 meet these eassa and do Justice
To prisoners and TO our Governmsrt Wshavs no
doub, bat he win be equal TO tbs oreasion No case
should b. Disposed Of without tho fheA being
broagbi oui. Ard rebels who havs formerly taken
the Feisrai oath and violated it, should exercise
little patience. As 70 their confinement, they
should reos'Ilecs that they led this same pri.
% With Union men, and treated them, not as Il
they we're ntsp, but dogs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
A RIghteaus YIsltnilan.

Csesss Brsasg. notorious Eat Teanesscs gleF-
Flls chief xas espsarcd uear Atheas recently, and
sent 10 Cleveland iOr raaishment. Tie had NOR
dsred several uch and boaassd II hfa sehievements
TEswss eoaeeraed In the bate wholesale murders o.
Feik county. The military saihorities .ensenscd
him W y taken 70 The spet where he had murdered
The uHioa niea. and hung erdsred to b. len hang.
tns tn asys with this plaesrd on his bseast
etlatlsas Etothen aaa Gsst-ftrssssf .
THIS YES daEng hlsa Jastes BAT n.saiag raore than
inssics Ias a. hase ies nsoFv d tie samc scFt =.
The esanspIs Is good che aud wiz Be most whole
sen,a On ita tahasnca
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
DINNER Al the HespItal.

We wesa present az sad Parteok Of = splendid
New Year. dinner al the Asyiam Hospital, on
Monday, given by the Surgeons snd Stewards -
Or. Curtis, Medical Directar and il could not have
been given 70 more worthy end estimable gentle
man. The Chaplain opened the ceremonies on the
front ssspe with prayer, when Gen. Tilisua delivered
brief slcqasnt and fOroibls speech, reviewing the
military opesatoas Cor The last twelve moH.hs and
dealing out sOne keavy blows against the rebelIo1.
Gen. Ammon followed In few appropriate rcaaarks,
and introduced MT, Maynard, who made an eloquent
speech, briefly reviewing the operations Of Heed in
front E,f Nashville nBeh Of which Was Witnessed BY
the speaker. Dr. Curtis made The eIoSing remarks,
the band playiag ~ intssvsis sish great effect
Ths speaking ever all SAT down e dinner that
would have done honor 10 any occasion, aud which
Mr. Lincoln would have esteemed As a compliment.
Dinaer over, We accompanied the Surgeons and
Stewards through all the parts Of the Hospital
There are ,2so patients ia the HospHali aRa tho
manner IN which they are cared for the general ar
rRngemsnts the system, onler, sud discipline, are
alike creditabs 10 those IN ehsrga and the United
States Government The beds ~<rs eleaa and neat
the rooms wen kept and everything was "a perfscs
- could be desired
Abn IN extensive hosfitaL 1fte afniaE room
on either side o. the main building e $50 fse9 long
TIVE tables extending tbe whole lengsh tnterpersed
with large stoves or . superior quality. The ar
rangsnents for cooking could not be more eoaplsse
Those for wsahiHg sire Equally good. We we're as
tonishsd upon being told Chat there are wIshsd and
ironed 5000 pieces per week. This is roqaEred BY
The two changes per week.
s6e were proad Of our Government when We saw
the fnaAaer in which her sick, wounded and dis
abied soldiers are cared for. Aad va wuala bat say
to these with that thu siok asa wounded soldiers
we're Fortunate to fAltinto this HdpItal. And once
fr all, We say To- friends At distance, when yoa
learn that yer soRs or relatives arc IN tha Hospital
Ht khoIville rest assured that they are in good
hanas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Sperrl,s Lasi Rcglster.

We have before us the laat is0e Il sperry, dated
Decembes 18th. lie was captured oa the neat day.
He ridieslea the idea Of BafbFiigs attempting b
take BEsinL and thus adds - the article:
IaArEsF.-Tko iaseua reliable infarmssien reesivod
befare going % press is that Al two Oeuck yesteF-
day there was 40 egleFay seven miles this side "
kingspcrt
A Aeood article states that East Tennessee Is 50
Be ssacaatsa and that Knox4ilis viii be evacuated
BY way Of Cumberland Gap The Register adds
-Ctizana alresi lom KEoxEilla al that heavy
trains ran daily hcm Chattsnanes = Khoxvills
carrying steses and tsas b the iastlF place u Is
undsrstpo3 that the garFisaaet Chatianooga Gave
land aud Loadoa have been removed 10 Rockville
This Is The sost Of insorusatiea given 10 the pso-
pie of the South By their lying editors, They are
Kept IN tha darn al IAa lime, and have bsea tou
the sars They raAlly aegt know what d x0ias
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Msjor General eloueman---The sfeat
$3.50 Raider.

Gen sssaamap, assisted BY Gems Anmor, en-
lem, BuFhridge, end Others has FessiFaed ffam one
Of tho oas successful II not extensive EAids 81 she
war, having lost bus very few men IN kiiied weiaa
Cd and prisoners killing and sounding and cap
turing many rebels Tie also captured ninstses big
guns, and among them portion Of Giilents bat.
tery The railroad Il destroyed from Bristol 70
New River, distances Of eighty miiss. Aiue trains
and Ioeomosises we're eap,Hred and harnsd. EnaIm-
mense stores for the Fetsl aTmy, A great many
valnabls horsea and mules and ten 20 twslye hun
tfed begruc And when You vast 70 burt the
ehivalFy or cripple the confaeracy, l4y hold 81 The
nigger AID he ptmle
The printing Offices al Bristol. Abingdon, Marion
and Wyfheyllle have al been destroyed, a. engines
o. rnisckief Also the depot, msehine shSpa. and
their contents. The town Of WythssilIs y laid in
ashes One Of the principle churches, hlsed vita
shsIlA cartridges, aud powder, was touched Of, and
more sseri'g serrsoa never pRs delivered In thas
sanctuary
Tbs SAN Works and Pearcss Lad Mines were
utterly destroyed leaving both estabiishkients ~
they were when God created the world without
form aad voidi Thsy vii hcsd salt before they
gsi g sgsini
BrsrkIalsdgs and Yaugha vent dying git q
wylhsvile, With from six 70 slght hundred deSpor.
aiisei troops h the dirVesisa q North Carsliaa.
FScsh the spsea with which they nan, and the epn-
s,ernstion they alspIayca Il Is sir 10 presume they
are goiag yeal
TAin L the Arsa lass q the FetaTIon That South
usssrn yhrinia rs. had, ard Il promises 70 open
their eyes 10 sense q thsF condition, bat II ny
r..,a,x, 80 ear .s,.,n 4, theu sfBsr fesf -tSAka In
the sane way. We have the troops. and they are
eager for The work. Gen. stoHsHisn speaks in high
terms Of praise Of The ohis, Kentucky and Tennes-
see troops who composed his expedition lie claims
never 10 have commanded better R1en and officers.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11
Rebel GnerrlIlas Abaut.

kebsi thieves and mnrirrsFs srs jsily Committing
the worst q crimes in Js6erzou, Geek, SEWER sa
Blunt Bus tie othsr dsy = md passsd tbralzs
Sewer inso BioIni and yfsoeosI-sl A. f,r down L..
tie River As tbs John Henry fsrE, They tbs~
seizsi upon mon aeB sn5 goses8 lirr8 - .a-ve g.
snides pu,,ing lhss h ffohs loea;eh ,h ballet. .
bsshwhsekers. Ys,.nz Bot Upton, 81 Knox r.r-
y, was oas q fbis gasc.
The thioying sni numbering y men. young A.
I'D, ought t. Be ayosd olL af4 ~ hpps the sa.s--
ities sill see that thry ara ros,tef and sha, vsa-
delay. Tbs thing can BE- stopped, and 7gzb. To- be-
Let eur men capture these busbxhaekerz aaI dis
pose Of them withoa. laakisg thero pri.ensr.. On
OF them should never b traatei prisoner. I,sy
our men ses aPgn this rIle, snd tssy Viii eloss out
their dsgFslsIions.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

The following Is lisl Of Uai0a uea rscsasly
kiihsi By the robels within twelve miles q Lax
Creek, in GreeRe county Melvin Estsr. PAiisY
Brown, james Bowling Robert Riehuioz, Jaaa
Seuaggs, Wa, GOtsey, joseph TurRer. Aad ossdish
Reemes. Richard Courtney and Dszas Rasaa
we're wounded bat net killed.
These are the operations Of the Eebs5, "a as neg
bOrheOd, and allfeoeRtiyl Tbs sane sayasg va
Of murder Is gong "a al over tbs sai q saz >Is's
And WI, whea- we TAX shoal yisi;;as these aea7'
nate levils sitk death Ior their efsnsc- t5s-s ~
those who eall fssr n,olsrstioa. Lit CH-7 -o'-
diers sad eiti3cns shoCt &5wB al sgla 71fasre'
when they and thern a. ,bey wosld So uaay saeeP-
killing dog
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11

the Pfs ai's ess
r. ihsss. Issf s.sIssssss I.'|Holn "a .a ;
- ID slsEldse - aoas 81 Is u - De By
isS Thlksss shows Il kfslll 70 b -
'lasa 4. ohsapa's = e - last
- cshlus TIs sslsa "a |.@s fapIqsSpish
sosi s.ass saand prssiasisno sod a<al pgudsnee.--
TgsqsiBk %. var ana o. ehshse tos peaes, be set
tiss Ssh 4ststioas bsyoad ssvii ia ne sosIe~isg
paesrepAs;
% o. safsfa syae8ssaas q az be evidence se.ss-
sh Il SCENE y As - sfssngs q sekeasiass Hish
fhs tlHsfkpBs isss4 e0ald bs - say god Ee Esaif
ssssF - aoshise sharl u tse 81 the Hon
fis aeiaTaious % that ees sxpsif as u repeated
Ne. lie dee, n9t sitsmps 70 asesye na BE sHsras
% 9sasaa D. itlfss asfaisas s. sesoei seiassasig
Sisiat Btlfssa Bin and 81 teas = susse, sPis
and iaessik q = e. s ebish ses ssiy - tired ~
aFa aseied 81 SitefY. ~ ~ yld ~ aft hsztsa,
he sssaiiis 1hss hs ksassa Esfasr way
= ssFb p gslesy ehe efust feilavsae Sas. Ehaa \
true hsasys ~ hia 1ho iss6s sha hsaresai eaass Is
res nsesas6gly 49, 81 thsss rSs sssia~ Ahbsaxt -
esaess ssklft the Enisa shsy Esms n slses -
kpes aiseaay astrs Issss sod rsqHios, tbs nssw -
fsss - = So sssasss esss p.sso .s,l, 6, t.y1y
nA ihsif ans SD satsitisx - he katsesl asshari
IS aaasf the coagtitaea. After raufh the goysfa-
4en4 saGsd a9t n agsis alstetsH var sksihst them
The lsya ksayis Hsefd nst sssietsa ailsu 81. &C.
questions shaad tssss, sspla aajssl thse By lhs
pessefu nieaes q legislative t9hSeRsace-eosFis Rsd
yeaps epssa.sg say 10 esnstisfsal SD lssfai ehss
ss sss esrtain ssd other pessibls eoessiens sssnd
ueaid ~ b4yoad The ExptiFe poser = adast fer "
sfss-c the Siasissioa ~ Bssabefs isfs CsErsss aud
hessssf night rsasse sha aPFsphatian q May IHs
axeaaiirs pfysr Itself eSsla b greatly dinsishsd -
IS cessation n sefaai PeFdoas sp1 TsnissieaE e
fsFslsFs hsvtrbs wsaId ssil taFitba Exeeatiys esq
ss IL Was splFil asd isnpst tha soatoi ssaid be
srelsya can b fairly jadgsd ~ The pasA
upcn he slavery question he = equally unsu-
helosss, clsss. distinct positive apd unnissAkabls.
He dispees q The qaossioa With The following en-
phatsc declaration;
rvsraet ugshins hsssaesss said - asslsvesy. -.
peat The dselaratos aas yssT age spd Ehs fsEsaia
u nav present position. shall cot sitsPt - fstsset 81
nois tks snsacasisa ProsiEnatisn, nor shah rsiern
y assry asy PsrsSa see r frs y zoe terms g St
pfesa<astiop er ~ any 81 thst SETS Of coagress.
II ne people sboad b shatsveF Boas o. means. saks
~ Exssuiss siy 10 rssssvs saeh fsrsszis. ssother,
and not T. saasl Be- their HstFsDesi - psrfss q Ia
stssias gle eoaAfiea. nesu ssmPiy q ssy tbst
ne wsr wsl cease the Per II The 8SFsfnnsep'
whsssyer IL sbal have ssassd tbs part 81 thoss sso
| hsEaa Il, f... s..s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-11


81 a sslsass & laatison4s ss s ssF4cssl
bisls qhsi Ilasass 10 BED = mi 81 40. So
3eakilien. "a q iaesiss hlm 4 caingnllatE
vasId 10 & - him q q Bern ssglsls -.
sis1a aid Isl eaesd a. setsiaa FREE The tiaiae
Fs sssE urkE sssla.s ibis suAa - b mas
eaily ahd gbai rebel that y rs bpiy siiifsty
nom shs start nd vas nslFamshtal n shp death
IL .svessi ssfsioa wea siasss &hem - same
Jsage Fieksas tee tetes ard & g. iltu& Cd
.oessint Ne SAG 81 - iAsssf before Ne es'iis
mar.lst W. shsli asee that be alleiaptel % gst :
..ftis a tfAsrria tseilaeni "a nsszsshats cesgnef
Bsssss, that he sseus' sssss vs saEl - hees -
fsss Ii aIInis rs q t6fi uhea ~ htsaa9 offered q
esba . ss.s kaasIs taoissasi stfsfs sasi sbst bs
tssG IL 10 al ssssSai dsJk eng q seoetyed orders
sspsn Riehhehd d tafn . 6is Ard ws shall prove
a,sa HA,assy other aAefant srfnsss. all q Which
ensisls hlm 10 die, and Or which Ne hIssfeAh e.
soelssy, TIA essrag psrpe.rasea sgsinst 1theF and
Ne tas,sty ~ violated Law ssIl FoF s sseesis e
warning 10 ether oppsessgrs, traitors and ailsF-
derafs
The foregoing Are the stirling festafss IA ths
charadtsrs 81 tlsthree cupfits nov neasoefased =
Tempsrsnce Hail. and foF whom, With f1ii knowi.
edge o. thsif desda ~ infsHty there are men here
and in the surrounding es6nties, claiming 20 Be
loyal ready 10 intsrcede We Ell Upon al loyal
men 10 brand with dishonsr, shame and infsmy, In
III time 70 come, aHy msa who, for money or hops
Of future fasor, wilt lend himself 70 aid ID tarnink
loose upon sooiety, anwhfpped u iostice shy sch
murdcrers aud unmitlgatod secundrsIs. Tbs mis-
srAbs plea may BE- put up thas The rebels viii r..
taiiase Ls, Them rstsliats what are we OF ipr n
We can't double their sets II retaliation We are
sick Of This eringing before eoFrupt thtSIne ar
gsnisasicn, utterly unworthy IT respected eoasid-
sation.