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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

The Federal Government seems TO be fully
assured that its true policy IL that of vig-
oroas prosecution Of the war. Hence, they
IRE preparing to strike the South at every
vulnerable point. The idea OF waiting for
blows, instead Of intiieting them, il Alioge.h-
people. The esgressies policy Is the truly
defensive one, for both armies, All who
know anything abont war, need no proof Of
the seIf.svidenl proposition, that i. requires
three regimeuts TO defend frontier or sea
coast, where only one Is aetipg ia the work
Of invasion. The Federal Government kaow-
Ing this, will strike vigorously along the sea
coast RON Norfolk to New Orleans, and along
the borders OF Virginia, Kentucky aud MIS-
soaFt, - Frost sets In. This will compel che
Withdrawal Of the Southern regiments along
the Potomac, and their return 30 the Cotsen
States for the purpose Of defending their
owa homes. And either army ID advancing,
will ana abundance OF those stores upen
which The efficiency Of an army so largely
depends. We could 60 more Into detail upoa
this head, bat tha sesnd philosophy Of our
doctrine mus. be apparent to the most eons-
men observer, IS wsll as to the scientific
commander. We assume the eaaslily of The.
races engaged in this war, and We tske the
groand that there are no towards IN eiiher
army. We do not admit the superiority OF
either aruy over the other, in point of COAT.
age, and those who boast In that line, may,
for The time seisg, stimulate their Bfigades,
but wheh they attempt to deu,olish the foe,
they win Cad their tramp en- inauspicions
one. ass ...s ~.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
posencrantx and Lee.

Aninleliigsnt citizen OF East Tennessee,
writes to this city, from Nashville, that they
had Information there. for two days previous
to the date Of bis letter, that GSs. Ressx-
cRAsrz, Of the Federal ARMY, had given GEs.
Lks, Of the South, terrible thsashing ia
NOrth-Western Virginia, bni that they wenld
not publish the news. This thing Of sap
pressing importaa. war ness Is all wrong.
and so far as We are concerned, n Il what
we we viii not do FOR either side Of the ques-
ton. It is ,rialag wiih the people. Il may
stimulates nen u JUN the army by tesplug
results from them, bat shen shey aaa that
they have been deceived, II VII react
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
Knoxville and Ysnsacky Aailroad

Ia few weeks thls werk wiil have been
ready for the eross-tles and rails, 10 Clin.oa.
and Il 10 confidently sxpeessd that she Legis-
iatnre lIgive she aid 50 necessary 10 its
speedy completion. The COMPANY do not
ask the State Indebtedness % be Incssassd---.
bss ask that, instead 81 State Bonds, now q
ruinoas ilseoaai, they receive saata Treas.
Rry Notes. This viii eaabis lhs Company 70
press the work 10 eonpse.lea ~ saes. The
past fsw months have shown bes imppetsAs,
ID a 'niiitaes sense, ibis road 20 the State!
and when ths Iroa and Coal bsgln 10 sems
10, b. hsnarsds Of tons, iss lnpessaaes viii
be further Seea aud reailssa. So ~
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
Fran naItsmars.
Read and Reflect.

We call the attention Of those who have
heard abe wholesale b0astings, and idle tsles
81 the foolish men Ia the South. as to the
wsFliks preparations 10 ihe North. 10 the fol-
lowing article from the Richmond EyaArher,
leading Southern journal, and the Govern.
aent efieisl ~ Richmond.
IsatsEssIlaag from wsslslng toa and the
We have iFyct Viers fFos wAssirsstn anl the Nsr,e
- ate - Use 18th tsss derived f4a intelligent ter-
sonAl soaEus - testimony, sud iv,sg sse iasrrssisS
Intirsssiloa af thV ks,,iss e The day
fhs stafemenEs tai Tssch a. represent hat the va
ssAA5nEiitso tfF Nvtta NHs Fesy SEVER rsusnt
tel than a pruseht In seitsn !, the ,Gsr- 4 iAs
NsUhs ~ aHRRrerslh tr fsee EeuslssT brrss n In
NortA he foss- ss Ds,artn.s,.t - go -, =,
lei-nt trtss sxsssioA e tsrtehvssi tx~ls ~ srf-
shg ~ The privileges VI rlsar sineuLssa ;ssEsa ~
iaaas
Tbs lincoln army 1sas plainsy vesov.riar fru 4. -
n tas.lssa snrr Ihs stseciixv aad Va ssess lseFsns
" use Acckflaa.
asiiaas arIapassrs-ieus IN the army As brSu sep
pfuesed WITH such aeyisoh and s-Ssriv 'ha h-y vsss
Iset atkess e D. Rss. Abe Fc,ertlaI rs-shsa hsD-
sass aags aga 20 tlss rhssIiH Il Sur hSlritvt Ru
nsSEs ssrns ~ have besa sxtfax,snes. wrt-n ~
harylnHd ssnsathsist 10 kxlaxrss.S Ivs. hst shsss
tsAt ahsbs e lsea sefs al,.siuy a., sxilsi 81
tny, sHates ths vRssss u asChilAa They - ts
a4is - xtrtuxs "a the e.ass u Foraaa and krPs n
taAt = 41e - fAa4S ~ 7FEa4 Eufk
be siistPRv h.sialainrl " Arc1esiaH bis srwJ
represented s e tAs ast raiaFkalv ssNrftf. and -
PraFtak atia y b esmtansieF tAv Rausgs
hssst y detAiis ApRe e the EiirrS pr aEEfA
SrFs Hssei - e.Rse int5 Tie VI 70 pas tsF tAe
sTeefa Sitt0nt sPvsal p,ss skhed Is the rsIlhAsss
silosf ~ etfsAIt lstroi .aarI ass cs,rstsHiy -
tsr alslf - leks Rer u the yAlafh.as e ;hn Fa-
alrl - arrest earsdsra
AleFgs saln - hsiFbeliea has ls.pn essAh,ishsd Il
fennaiyteun Ia tts aeiska9he. ~ ash n ta. SbeFs
hassa " tHtatY tkoasand nsFa srfv ~psNRpsi, sas
diiF eKrteise4 isf nesegnrnis In lsFxs esa
&rCielaa i sst - attrbate The disaster Ed hauI. y
Bull Rah "a tn n sets On The tstSactI ~ a. trfs
ssyrascnts sss assi o. bs arssting bis rsea-
eirs To the tAoruaga training q the siay in this -
spegt-
Noshing vas kAe9A qataiMiy ~ ahe hlrpssd nsss-
alsnaa u tha em sfatu 81 t@ fstense. bsyanl ths
EeaeFst nsas~ssao that TIES hsa tSiiy -eS sot - =
Sc tAitis. The entire loees ~ we.hsgiH sbd - tb'
eAsls sasyan SFilos iss xasossiy estiHssssd - g
defy vhal se thsEskse ~ M siismpi-SeF'ss'as~ s
slssierAehk.
Tha Frspsi q Ne systsas - jsassx R~n "a. bstsS
el7sqalsss snt vlhz4ess seasase - sPrerag he -
sfialsR lAe Iaakee sFIps- u s Eksly 20 be sssFzI
aeFted Ff tbs asrh0es reaso, vsiias ften rirsSs
Tbs slty Il wasAiaEtn = ErpfrsFnGs. ~ vsss sf~
hn1a ~ nlfseFtp ~ malsstsls md mansfss pses~sy
eg ths Enpes q an ~. lgnsrnse baksrses wrFs -
tssslsht t2ft ~ bet The city ons u thee asannh
aFszaeeMenss. h tAe a~tshbsts4 eftAeSapasd krys5
h sla ~ Be u ssnA sxtest b tngp See kAss
dang eR ~ - 20 the army.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

have, On Refe eeeAtiDas than eae, ssAlsd
to The pebble, that The rAAA Il wAase NAME
this uaisefsally asknoaleaeea lylar end slss
rspssasle skest Is edited and pabllsAea. q
4. Speyy. Il low asun, Inbred, lsiaa. a.
baasAsa, araaken soosaarsl, alone asrsag as
tbs company q TIE vIliAlss aaa pswaass
who write tAe dirty, alaadsfoaa sditosials lbs
bis paper, asAAillag tasa whom sAsy hypossll-
Osiiy mesl apea the ssfesis, sasLa Aaaaa wlak
and Fvsssa1 friendship 90. Tbsle nea kpsw
+. thai their ssS mersk and psssmsgy safgu.ss
are such, that her dare nos write over thsis
proper signAiarss. lf sAsy wlil sehsass q
sag, through skels sshlcls II ssaadst, that
they wrose these artielss, giving their lrspsf
Names, there are not seyoasss AM ssds arsas
enough ia and around KnoxEille, 10 keep as
from showing thai these strisss erssrs, ks1asa
sstamsiatsrs, aad eorugsasg sssAsss. hare
acQa aiataaces Ia the FsaitsAllare. who asp
their saperiors in All that eanobies ess
nAtare4 t# e fSa
Az itregards SpssyN be vas iow-sang
seoRndrel wherp he came from, 70 Brisiol. and
there, be 6aPFepei np0a bic charaeisF fof per.
sOuAl degradation. Daring arssiasaee Of
some six mOaths Ia Knoxyills, be has acquired
the reputation Of lying, drunken, dshAneh-
ed man, Of loa, mean. aad gressllaG habits
aud lending himself ~ Tie toel o.
even baser men than be Is himself. BE has
been choked doHa and called IN . Dnggsry,
by member Of his own party, and dared n0s
resent III Re has enos been aoegea 10 de
Tsa-Pin Alley, fer violating the coartessss Of
low down gambling salooA BE bas hesn
taken Of the curb stones Of the street, Sc
ter midnight, in . beassly State Of intexleasicn,
and conveyed into private room And q.
though be has awife and ebildrcn, am able
to prove tia: he has been driFea, more re-
Gently, cut of nsighboEiag ios, from the
embraces Of flthy negro wench
And as further evidence Of bis want Of
honor, spirit, and resentment, he did, during
the past week, apply 70 che Foreman ia my
Office, for Printers lax, With which to pub
lish his dirty Sheet he even made the APP
ptieationi late IA the night, after had gone
10 bed, and be was accommodated, and with
out which he could not have brought Out his
infamous sheet. Before w3uld ask or re-
eeive favor from his Office, would suffer
my paper to Suspend for a term Of ten yearsl
hope he may, after seeing this notice, muster !
Up the pluck Of aa escaped conEiet from .
Penitentiary, the independence Of seryile
slave, and the pride Of character possessed by
an exeerated free negro, and a eonmon bur-
glsr, and never sgain, ia person, OF By proxy,
sneak after any favor from my Office iwani
him to keep his loathsome person OF Of ny
premises, aud bis hHmiliating, syesphantic
applications for favOrs, away from me and
mine, and eonfne himself to those who are
using him, and whose s9psrtor he Is, though |
degraded to the level Of brute
w. g. BsowxLcw,
oct 10, 1861. Bds:Or 81 the Eisozsh< WIG.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
Filth In our Streets.

II the flth IN EnoxsIlIe, does no, produce
sickness this warm and rainy weather, there
Is nothing to feas troIi any ssch causes, and
less 10 what Medical writers tell %. There
IL no ilttis sickness in the town and It's sur.
rcaneingu nov, aud our Information Is, that
Is is geRsrally On the ineEeass. Typhoid fever
IL the disease.
Inpassing along the several streets, In DIFF
fersat parts Of she town, the attentive eb.sr-
yer win see sosp-sads, and slops, Of all sor.s,
ihrosu osa in fseas Of dwellings. ssaadsas
In sinks until they turn green, and Esaeli -
loud - thasdsr Tae back s,ssds. ssd slsss,
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
Outrage by Volunteer.

: o. eAsaFday last abant BAH dessa Vel
aateefs. vita arms. visited SsIisF sSahiy 'Ss
On SasaAy rnesnlag. vtsAoal spg sathe'''!
ukatevsF, arrested ave rnasa sen, 'aAns
them eaeaa lias, aaa tying the" sst
srossihsn - issk Wiahia sin Iailts sf 'as
city, where they we're esvt.akeu ~ ''ss
tklsv-ass Hnisa men. aspsa, and rsl'a'ss'
The usea esgssteaI wess NJ. Es~ser I've
Tkameeas NJ. 1shasea. eaa, ". Ts'ss'
ose - sassm Ras snssa cot Of bed 3'0n
sick child, End snelaet vas lane, with : -
tsess Wksa asessskea, tAey. he 'rssPe
we're aempslleaaa kasel n. he mad, - |"
fsaa. nd heas aAA maas tessy sa1 ws's''
90 IVES diet@lea.
wsssaasssIslls Ash The Military snd f'a
aashaFlsleN. 4 ahis isshs wu 10 sSssssS
IA ! saeA msa sbsaIa - seversif FsaaS
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

Alslhe feaneat 81 IUk. CoeEs, wes Kivs BE-
low his Card deeiasiag himself = candidate
far eosasess. There ere nov four sRsehs
naoaaa In The Geld. Fof various fsasoas.
our hrss eholts q fhIs saHsess u Bsx4na, esd
puf ssegpa sheles L ssAs, aFss, hsenass be
Il se eFlsiaAl AaA sopSlssshs Dlsaniontss ssd
neat, beeanss The crssses Wing Of ths seess-.
et'siou party are opposed 60 BIN. AID %
nske this fact Anass, wii1slss BIN strength
throHRhent the pisirist. A more aselsss,
lmPrasiieasIt. psossrp.lvs, epaesissd, sBa
seifssshing Get NJ men never. sxisted 10 sag
district, thAa this Cfes,sr Fsesss. Frem sbsiF
bidlns nlseea, ssom ,he sie0m end sselnsson
Of The \ pesss Of pirate ssasiss,n 10 which
they have 30 often bess pawfliiagIy sssslgs.
ed they emerged whenessF m efsies % 10 b
hlied, ssekina to place MI their long tail
kills. and hin" IL places Of hoaor cad profit
TheJ are the gfsss MeRsls Of the soaairy,
leaders Of heighbefhoea shd ei,y society, pus
~ grand airs generally, and oaly pat-Onise
W people on sleetloa dsysI We feel warm
side for ahy ihaa, though we inay differ with
him la politics, who vii set b nasef up against
all this weight Of broad cloth ana prssepsioa
7wh0 Eentare to eeatradses men, elalming 10
be the only geallrmea lefl in deeessrAis
age. That clique. add those who arv tisa.Oa
to them, and mixed up with them, are always
in Cor every Office 30 be filed. Senatosships,
Congressional aad GuberBatorial Asnsts,
Missions abroad, are wild dreams which dance
before thea like 50 many lmps. Same sfihsm
openly said ppen the streeiaOn Saturday, tbat
SWAN should not run the race. They hare not
fotmed themselves Into nlAGTAay obRrs fsF
the asfeHss o. the SonIA. but into = . Com
mitiee Of the Wholesr 10 dispose Of ell the
Offices Withia the gift 81 the ps1pisi The
people are not likely 70 appreciate the Falaable
services OF these men. so iszss q
IL may net be Cos. coexss Sanli, but b is
certainly. his ai.fsriaas, that these lights Of
the Bar so familiar with RgAcksfoSx and
KEST, are ePeRly for biw. We shall expect
these asaia5ie aad hnoRtas een,lemsn, 20 pro.
care dispatches from LyaebLsrg, 10 Tire effret
tb at the Confederate GOsernmeas desires the
electioa Of their nominee sei.aA
Te the Voters a5t
Of ne Ssand sgrs sssoyssi Itsfetrf IN TSanern,s
l-diag Ca the urgent sslctafi1ns neherp1s friends
In paFtsaa e the issrss. asnanaee nysef ~
candidate fF tbs Cenfeasrsia tagHesS pFeac-
lax slce.icn. ErslRg dat lissG Gssaaes SOL
sarFel heRaFs sfs solFes IN ts Treesat DEis 60
ms bat pFuniss 81 kFihg ~ she casfea &c ma
gih faithful heart ahf hstst paryss - serve Aer
in Der h.r q prfL si.a eAssf q pra ttes, ne et
yNssand sndeag0r 10 maintain aud nphOk her rising
fortunes. p t4sifE
Very truly, year friend,
and obt servant
E M n eeeKE.
ks1- Since the forcgsing was put 10 type,
We are informed that = Secession eaaeus has
ruled Get. cocks OF the track, and that there
are now only three candidates in The Geld.--
Mn eAssicBAEt, though one Of the frst men
Ia TsFaingeP In esnouse ahR eanse nj NJ san;aa
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

We are adding tssur lies sks aauass 81 hea
subscribers, and Irefss Of the Hanber receive
cd this week, are At Concord, IN this sesaly /.
ThOss oaises where the malls ere regular, sad
the paper goes with expedition. eaa vel ~.
ford 20 ersend The elreuiation 81 or psper.
With al The var maas upon our paper, asd
with the foul play Il has 20 sasoaassF h shs
mailss aud nHmsssas pest ofiess thF6n9A
which Il has to pass, ne ETH have . lIss equal
to thst q sIl he papers u Rass Tenassise
added tsgsshsf !
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

are full Of Glib and, unfotiuuaael1. many
houses occapied By families iesk - II lhsir
rressnt oseapAala had sfowaea aal l,asss -
vtisinaI setlisfs The ash snd shsss eessy
persons. ana sbeir IN more slfty Rel 8. ere
sAsask % ssassrs lhe spkb - uHs aekssai
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

The election fof DnpFsals adse. eaiy sailed
cut $50 sostts = us city O sssssaAy asa
very smaii soss generally. ,AsoaeAoaa sAis
end Of The STATE The vs.s u skh slir wsa
a. loiioWst -
Fer BroeasIa Rlsslsy, s. Z. 10
5eseeh dnlsass s.s-sssss.....s...s.. se
~. 7, CeoR1E, ns.e...ss.. ss-.ssst..s,i s
4. hastaeauhe .s...e .e..s....
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
9t0waIoW's Nhia.
esAl -

We are venting II this oHles two Or three
loads Of Andersen essAsy slsas Coal. lef
which We vlll pss cash. Lpne Cod { "a
oGIs article We vii parehAse.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

NsuFss4oA nct --fhs sEsss.- cs,sr,err- ~. =.
rived herr fran faelphbs giih eel che r.psy,s a,
aBist tAs river and ras nan Veal4e ~ k.r--t -
fotnt 10 pirtiiS. TsFFe taf q rahiI II v-s
The fvt0uas fh&e heksFe kBosR at tis a.
81 shs yrsrs A. Futslnse Greek s8evr Bssrrins ya.
wefs hfr BTqh By the Fsi ta,tsEY IN HAT Viraifs ~
al tsa sets go short The EriHx a. evidently kt
dei BY the rubSls u tsy tAs range q thsiT saas.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12
Very truly, year friend,
and o6't servant.

RT- Since the fotcgsing vas put 10 type,
We are informed that Secession eaaens has
ruled CeL cockR OF the track, and that there
are now only three candidates in The field
Nh cAssicvaEt, though one Of the srst men
10 Granger to ssposse the cause OF DisuniOa,
viii no doubt be ruled OF In few days.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-12

or ne $caHd rHgrs sstoast Dssfeis IN TsHn6EDs
i-ldtag Ca the urgent sictiioBs al nefefp1s friends
In Sartas partitions Il the lissrts myself ~
candidate fuT tbs Cenesrsts iAgness a. tAs pFeac-
lax slee.icn. irsliRg dat hses eur G<saa SOL
rms. bat pFamiss ~ kEihg ~ She cssipe &c tks
sruth faithful heart a IN tst pHrvss - her
in her hsar q prfiL sisaii easaf ura tess he ei
yAssanf sndragar 10 malnfah aud nphOkl her rising
fortunes. -tH
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-21
Arrest of Mr.. Dickinson.

On Saturday evening, NJ. PEskE DTckfNsON
for the last thirty years q successful Aerch-
aut Of this place, retained from the North.
whitheF he had gone with the writlea permit
OF Gov. Harris, 10 attend 20 business connect.
ed with the two firms Of which be Il here a
member. On Monday morning he was az
rested upoa warrant, based apon az affdavit
Rled BY Attorney Ramsey, setting forth that
said Dickinson Wss bora in the State Of Massa-
chusetts, and that be bad recently been 10 the
North, sBd held intercourse with The Northern
people This wss the charge, aad this afEi.
davit was all the proof offered against him
to the good character aaj high standing Of
Mr. Dickinson, aud proposed to bin that be
at ouce, and without any Investigation taxi
an oath OF allegiance and fidelity 10 the Coz
Iederats States. Mr.. Dickinson rose and re-
spsHded 10 brief address, spoke Of his COM
ing here when boy, some thirty years sgv-
Of his being on orderly and Law abiding citi-
Een---of bic all being here, And Of the bones
OF bis Mother, sisters, and brother, resting
hete--dcnied that be had held any intercourse
with the people Of the North, 10 violation of
bic parole 10 Gov. Harris and erlinsd nnder
the circumstances of eompulsion surrounding
him TO take tile oath. His Honor then in
structed bin that he would have TO give
bond Of Ten TaOEssaa Dollars, Tor his good
behavior during the few days allowed him 10
remain In the State. He gave the required
bond, and was discharged.
Thus man who has spent his life here
acquired by industry and business talents, a
Fortunes nan whose relatives sleep in these
gfase-yaFds--a man who has committed no
oifense but the one committed by bis parents.
10 allowing hltn 10 be born In Massachusetts,
10 forced to leave his property, and abandon
the home of bis adoption and ehoice--and 90
into exilet He has less than one week allow.
ed him 10 get ont Of the State, and be has
made up his mind TO 60. From sueh oppres-
sion and tyranny, may God deliver the people
Of this distracted and ruined country!
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-21
Neglseting the Sick.

The RichmODd Way Of the I3tb inst !, has
an article complaining ia bitter and anmeas ..
nred terms Of the ReeIecG of the sick in
Riehmond, and In the Confederate army.
Speaking Of the sick and w0anded in the
Hospitals, the article states, .lheGe Is great
neglect and mtsHsaaRgemehi in every depart
men1 OF these most important establish
meats, ARd aads, "these reports. Wheths r
trHe or aatrae, are exsrtlug a most depressing
iRhpRee apoa The public mind aud heart. .
The article ss gloomy one throughout, end
reflects severely npoa The several depart.
menis VI Tbs Confederate Gossrpmss,. We
AneN nothing of the facts, and gave what We
do as an item Of news.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-21
Col. saxssf's appointments.

We pnhllsh elsewhere a list Of appoint
menss feF eol.s5oHs BAxsBR, who 10 a caudi-
date for The Coafsdsrate Congress. lie will
speak a Frsnch's Meeting House, South OF
the Riyess The Saturday before Circuit Cour.,
and IN Kssxtilie, 90 Monday of the Circuit
Uoart H7 Re Seas SIS
!. We have one word to say IN regard TO Col.
BAsTEss which Is wishoat bis knowledge or
ADVICE. Seine few ompIalbss are made that
be Entered the Confederate Court Last week,
aaa took an oath 70 support he Constitution
Of The Confederate Ssa,es.. We think IL mos,
forsansss ios the usiea prisoners thAthe done
20. The Judge announced that no ATTORNEY
could practice In. that COURT without taking
ihsk asia; aid there were then, sIxiy or sew
esiy Uaien Hpea 70 be tried IN that Court, for
the most nihing offences imaginable, hut new
eFtheiess % be tried, and many of them with.
oat sAs mssas sostmplet eonsseL he yolnn-
tesfed 20 asgeaa sAssA1-has doae so. ana will
% % asieng a. try are arrested following
saeh Of thea . ere sent 10 Nashville, and
detsading tham - hls ovn .esvenss, aud
uithant &c o. Fswasa. g-l s4s
!. IL i bas jest that We ada ths, Col BAXTER
stated % he Cosri thai bis eaaTae 10 taking
the eaihs VISA Pfompssa By his sense Of duty
asa esatses Hed an aassrnsy. and that FOR him !
ser be bad decided upon that course before
tbs sissiag q lhs Csssl - go
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Making Suggestions. !.

Whilst The uHien prisoners, quite anpmbtr
Of thfm, we're On trial hefare JgpsE HuAPB-
AEYs, several LaweEs weFs accustomed to
make suggestions to The Coart, syidently Nth
view 20 damage the Cniea men, iva. birds
OF whom bad committed ne sffense a, all.
Nov, as The editor OF a public Journal, we
beg leave 30 suggest, that persons aed papers
be seat before the Confederate Uoars, show.
ing thst in this veft town, letters were Forged
ny SefessIpnsas, IN the name Of Aadsew
Joaasea--tsa. ihe Pos. Office laws .wsse Fio-
lated here, 10 each case where LETTERS wets
snndsd our addressed TO Johnson, aud that
Ne hold and daring attempt was made to
ftai money from = Boston capitalist, by means
q forgery. Lea rs sfis Judges Editors, aud
Ifsple, unite 10 pat aewasfargssy and s,eAl-
ilgssaa thus give 10 eur new Govsramsnt a
4afaeser torhonssiJ, and foe apposltien 10
orrHption. This most yiliaiasss ast ,anxht
Tes to be tolerated BY any party, and hence
Ve say, ferret 1t out. The proof can be had.
'his city. both d" clear and susu sstiOusble.I
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JuDaR nvneHasys took occasion, asd sssy
-Peopesly ~, 10 sshaAs ashar nplsiAa .sE se.sAs
small mea about ibis sevn, 10 saasine 10.
dlsetimlnAas arrests aad foE 3aspaIslesI
csuses. THIS tesaks wns veil tined, ead
was administered u sss tigas place ,hs
presence Of crowded Court Room, HE rafds
We are act abba 10 elss.. Aus hs. stated IN
suhs,aace, taAa he came Is che Eusstnsipa u
the Ceaeral In command, aAa % try shes
cases a. might properly come before bis epest,
and net 70 - takiAs ~ mea FOR inssasssss,
cAasss fsafls aana - -
There are malicious men here, and In stesy
county in Ess. Tenntssee, who really seek 10
hare mea arrested aaa punished. 81 sseeaal
Of old pclstical aud pessoaAs quaEssls, aye,
for having dared % vote aeainss them. During
the past week sixty or ssysnsJ Union lnea
were marched 10 this tpvsss pftaonssa. Sspss
dIssreat counties, bes ieostir fssm HAneorks
Unioa aud Greene, and when they came % be
examined, not more than eight o. ten Of them
cosld be esAsiasrsd a. havisg committed any
Oiense against tie peace and dignity Of the
State or Confederate Government. And We
regret TO say that shese arrests are incrsssiag
the Irritation hetweea The uaion and Ssuss..
sion elensat Of this ead Of the State. These
malicious arrests, made TO CRAFTY the bad
feelings Of bad men, do not NEE. the appre.
baton Of the Geaerai ia command. o. Of che
CoafederAte Judge, or Of the three Jadges Of
she Supreme Court We name this fact with
a view to reconcile our people abroad, as woll
as the parties to whom injustice has been
dobe, Ia these understandable arrests.r