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CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
~ DEPoRT OF WAsHINGToN,S
Washington, d. c.. January 4, 1864. !
All dealersi in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
Office Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery. are re-
auested to send to this office, on MONDAY of each
week, sealed proposal or list in duplicate, of the
articles they prepared to furnish to this Depot t
short notice with the price of each marked in plain
figures that in the exigencies of the service
require it., the article or articles can be obtained
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED to furnish the list punctuallX every Monday
morning. ID. II. RUCRER,
Brigadier General and Chief Qnartermaster.
ia 5-tf Depot of Washington.
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A : OFFICE 514 PA: AEENUH, .

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A = 100 OFFICE 514 PA. AVENUE,
4.-sa - = WasktHston. u. &
GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN. AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FoRWARDERS.
MERCHANpIsE, MONEY. yEWEL1Y, VALU.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIsPAfCH to al
Accessible sections Of the country. This COMPANY
hi SoEFH ERsf NSRfHwEsF
" va RRHhhiHASEiPaix. sALTIsiSRE, ON.
tlsf oISNXA WITH SIT k k2SSaaST sN1ois1 a.
Connections are made at New York and Boston.
HRITISH PROVINCES and other Steamship line
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE,
and thence BY Europes an xpresses to all prominent
Commercial towns in Great Britain and the Cont
nsnt.
at III accessible parts Of the United Statss.S.
80" @, @. DUNN, Agent,
de1 Washington, D. O.
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Unltod states 1910 Lean,
JAY COOKE q co.,
AG2 Fifteenth Street,

JAZZ COOKE g co.,
lS3 Fifteenth Street,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS 1on 1Hs
NEW NATIONAL LOAN
authorized By act Of March 3. 1854, and known ~
TEN.FORTY BONDS,
being redeemsbIs at the pleasure Of the Govern
msnt, after ten years. and payable forty years from
date in coin, bearing interest ct FIVE PER CENT
YEAR, payable on bonds not over $loa annually,
and on large bonds semi IN COIN.
The COUPON BONDS win be issued in $50. 800,
$500, and 81 ,o0O
The REGISTERED BONDS viii be Issued in $50.
500, $500. s., 600, IS 900. and $4,000.
These are the only gold bearing securities 9th
Government now prceurAbls 1t psr, and. Yielding
At preeent value Of coin Ov1R EIGHT PER C1NT
PER ANNUM, offer q very desirable investment
Tor large or small sums. ..E
We Buy and Sell, ct market rates,
GOVERNMENT BONDS, OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDN8SS,
and COIN,
and pay the highest prices for
QUARTIRMAsT1R's CERTIFICATE CHICKS.
NH 2e.u JAY COOKE 4 CO.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, ~, OWEN,
WASHINGTON, D. g., May 8, 1864.
an
light lie oayary saber ssE Ented states
pattern. These sabers are to be made in strict ac
the New YORK Arsenal They are to Be Subject to
the usual inSpecti9n and proof At the msnufactory
nos eenth aas
whole number contracted for, The first delivery
to F d @sss 10 ss "a s az s s q esaea
will subject the f IT. to forfeiture of the
No BIDS VIII be considered from m psrtie. other
than regular facturers of Sabers, and such as
tent to execute in their own workshops the work
s9sssss E Il sss sl
faithful execution.
acknowled gments of their sureties over their own
signs matt res .,s o,,..,a s..,osss,, h,,,,.,
viii be notified and furnished with farms Of con.
tract and bond.
iss ssa to reject
vii Ss to ~B1s General
inston; 3, g., and win Pc endorsed Proposals
LOT hish' oa'A'f' 'S0e GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
my 1l-eotd Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
pRoPosALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Washington May II, 1854
Sealed Proposals win be rsssiysd at this ofie
instant, for the delivery in the vaults Of the Senate
wing of the Capitol of one hundred tons lbs
COAL. A0n
The Coal to be of the best quality, thorou ehlv
the Senate, his assistant, and to be delivered a.
above on or before the 9th of June following
and place for the delivery of twenty cords of the
best PINE WOOD, theron ghly seasoned, and to be-
delivery of Coal 'A'
The Coal and Wood to be packed away in ths
vaults As the Chief Engineer shall direct As
GEO. T. BROWN d.
myl3 Sergeant at Arms o. s. Senate.
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n MAYORS OFFICE. May II, 1861.
l. PROPOSALS Will be received at the Mayors
Instant for grading and graveling 9Th street west,
from Rhode Island avenue to boundary street let
Commissioners and Assistant Conmissioners.
The gravel to be nine inches . IN the center. "a
rolled.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
The supernusus earth art s to be PIaced where the
And no part Of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor without. a certificate. signed by the
Commissioner and Assistants certifying that the
according to contract. WM. RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner of the Second Ward.
JAMES H SHREVE. Sr,,
WIN. II. McCHESNEY,
my l2-td Assistant Commissioners.
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ROOKIE 'nIf' ROOFING r.1rn
b. o. WILSON L co.,
,Yoo1 OF 11D sF. WEST. WASHINGTON. D. O..
Manufacturers of
ROOFING YlLT. DRY AND TARRlD sHlATH.
ING. ROOFING O1MlNT and
- % t- LAMP BLACK,
YlLT AND OlMRNT, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers supplied on the most liberal tsrms.
Iaotory-Hoot Of I'D street west 0Aee-161 IA
street, below Pa. avenue. NH N-Sm =
yIAHcIs xoHuR.l E1RAHoIs .. Aoluns
MOHUN & SON, a
SUCCESSORS TO J. T. LlNNAN,
L q M & r. ID Z A L Z r 8,
casal. Bawsm l2tA Ssd lssA Ss,tIts.
WasAinston, D. O..
The undersigned having purchased the Lumber
Yard Of Mr.. 1no. T. lehman, are now prepared 70
furnish Lumber Of al kinds ut the market rates.
They desire to call attention to their large stock
which consists In part Of the following kinds:
About 100 900 feet Walnut, al thicknessss.
10000 feet y Poplar, prime,
100000 e Oak and Ash, various sizes,
Loo, 900 feet eeantlins and Joist. al lengths.
LOCO 900 " White Pine Cuttings, #tI
$4,000 s. 71 g." YloofihG, fasE 4
AlSo, large quantity of Ill other Kinds Of Lumber
mh u SIM r..esf D. f,.o, MOHUN q SON.
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pIANOs A new assortment Of steinway 4 Sons,
4 Raven q Bacon and Haines Brothefs.-1A.
Pianos have Just been received at ourIN -
warerooms, which We offer for sale ct fac-tIvNyv
good second hand Panos-ons for sioos one 'e fo,
sr2o and one for $gn; Purchasing for cash excu.
siyely We are enabled to sell at lower prices than
other houses, and upon easy terms Sole ayan ~
ofNason Hsmblins Cabinet Organs
g. METZEROrT
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Tnr MILITARY STRENGTH or THE NATION


The MILITARY STRENGTH or THE NATION.
Tho correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun
bos bccn ne,,miftod to ovooino tLo G,r,I,
o,,,;no, ,.oL,ma - w. T'..,I.,
''"' ''''''0 W ''''''''''' '''',"'
COMMISSIONER upon populalon' Tho lol-
lowing extract showing the natural yearly
increase Of fighting men, is Interesting;
When population has reached nearly
lis permanent condition, rs in Europe and
the old States Of America onc-ftth Of the
total population is still found to represent
nearly the number Of males between tho
ages OF eighteen and torlyiiyc, But the
cm.g"ting ages are nearly allied to the
military ages and in the newly settled
States Of the West the proportion Of fight
ing men is accordingly greater than in the
Atlantic States. Beginning at the cast and
proceeding westward, the proportion Of
white males from eighteen to torty-hyc to
the white population is, in Mainc 1913 per
cent; New York, 20-S; Illinois. 22-l; Mn
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COUNTY couRT..KNox COUNTY.

Ios II, Loncs and others Petition
Va, for
Horny \, and Jno H. Louas, J Partition Of Land
n oprcuIng from the allegations In the petition,
flied in this cause, that Horny A. Ioncs Is a nom
resident of the State or Tennessee it Is ordered By
the Clork tlol publication be mulo In the Knoxville
Whiguud Rebel Ncutihtor q newspaper published
in Knoxville, requesting tho sad Henry 4, Lou~
90 appear At County Court to be- held for the coun-
IS ol kuoN. Mt the Courl-housc IN Knoxville ou Tho
first Monday Of January lsGl to ruiwer plead or
druUr to said petition ar tho same will ho Ghsu us
confessed and the cause set for hearing rs 10 him.
WIN. CRAIG,
Clerk County Court Knox county
NOyl l-iW-prs fec 81.
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Attachment.

STATE OF TENNESSEE-SEYIER COUNTY
Randlc Henderson y-. Paul Gi-t.--lt appearing
from the affidavit Of ID" plaintiff in th.- n.-e that
the dricudent j. ind. hted to hin hundred dol
lnrs with interest and that the drirudcui Boo, alb
seconded or -u cuucoal- himself ,hai The ordinary
process Of law caluut BE- served upon him. and an
original attachment having been obtained and
levied on the property Of the defendant. and re-
turned before me- an acting Justice Of the Peace for
said county IL ), ordered ly mc that publication be-
made n The Knoxville WIZ for four successive
week, that The defendant appear before ine ou the
The third Saturday of May 1854. aud made hi. lie
fence to said attachment, or the same viI be- taken
i.r confessed aud Sal; for hyarin, cH Tar'r.
i-ua-lw pfs5s ISAAC TROTTER JP
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pairing for war The continental Journals
talk Of the increasing amramcnts Of the
ear with alarm The Third Reserve Corps
/, ordered to bo placed on war footing
II viii consist Of twelve regiments, each
containing three balHlions,
JAPAN
ErrdmW dgaiaa Forc'gHnH--Kanaga-
VA nJupan) dates are TO November -
Great excitement prevailed there, Anoth-
cr murder had been committed hy the Jap
ansse, The body of Second Lieutenant
Camus oftho Chasscursd Antique WAS found
horribly mutatcd
The consus had warned foreigners not to
leave the city unless ~ armed bodies An
armed force from the fleet guarded the city
night and day, Twenty-Five war vessels Of
different nationaitics were in the harbor,
The Japanese authorities denied all kuowl-
edge Of the murder Tho Daimios are ter
rifying the native merchants and compelling
them to leave the town which palavzcd
trade, At Nagasaki also trade was bad
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TUE undersigned is now publishing a
Weekly and Tri-wsskl Journal, bearing tho
above title, at Knoxville, East Tennessee.
The Weekly paper, mado up from tho cen
tents Of tho Tri-weekles, | propose to send
out to distant subscribers, for SO per amman,
mumiabH paid IN aduaace, The Tri-weekly
will cost 81 per annum The cost Of paper,
materials of all kinds, and Of labor, has 80
increased, since the Inauguration of the Ro-
belon, that ! am not able TO furnish the
paper for less, or to hold out any inducements
to clubs
Two years ago, my paper, then the last
Union sheet, and the only rciigiow ono float
ing over jeff Dayis's ungoIly domnions, was
crushed ont by that God -iorsaken mob tamil-
iarly known as the C5ntcdvate authorities
| glory in opening my batteries from my old
fortiications beginning with this hell-born
and hcll-bound Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off my work Of faith and
labor Of love
The WIG AND NESTIIAToR will be In.
DEPENDENT in all things and NEUTRAL in
nothing, taking a liberal hand in all the CON
troyersies Of the day. This shall be an an
conditional Union journal, holding up all
participants in the late Rcbellion-now al
most played out-as choice collection Of
men for a Rogucs Gallery! At the same
time, will make war upon all gamblers and
thieves, North and South-all whose trade it
is to rob the public crib, as well as private
pllcrers; the whisky-bloats; the DULLES in
elections; opprcssors who grind the face of
the poor; extortioncrs in trade, who swindle
by wholesale and retail; and all foul .mouthod
Secession sympathizers and other disturbers
of the peace, in the various sink OF
society, North and South! | will not fail to
do Justice to the worst class Of men who make
tracks upon Southern soil-,Secession preach.
crs of all denominations
repeat that in thc ruIo Of NV editorial
conduct, | shall allure that scryiiitv which
DESTROYS the independence Of the Press and
east from me thai factions onnositior which
gives to payty what is due to countv And
while the name of my paper indicates in un.
mistakabc terms, its politics, shall, as a
faithful sentinel lose sight of Wings, Dem
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."Whsnover they (thc Rebels have thc power, they
drive before them into their ranks the Southern people,
as they woull also drive NJ. Trust them not. We're
they able, they would invade and destroy ms without
mercy. Absolutely assured of these things, i am
amazed that any one could think Of peace ON
any terms.' lie who entertains the sentiment ~
iii only TO be slave, and he who uttcrs IL at this
time, Is, moreover, traitor TO his country, who
deserves the scOrn and contempt Of all honorable
men.---(iESERAL ROsEoRANs.
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janlG-iw pfs5 Clerk and Master.


The defendant. Landon {. HAYNES. having lcft the
State of Tennessee as shown in the bili u ordred
that publication be- made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Whig notifying .iid defendant to
appear before thrChlucery Court at Knoxville, un
the first Monday Of April next. then and there to
make hi- defense to the bill or the same will b.
taken for confessed and sct for hearing cx-partc
y copy Of the order:
l.. \. DEADERlCk.
jlulG-iv Piss Clark and Master.
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Honru noul W.. William Lnnknu.

Tho defendant William lAckcy having gone
beyond the nt'of Tennessee or 50 uscnls or con-
ce0ls himself that the ordinary procrs cannot be-
served upon him o., stated iu the bills Il Z, oJdc,ck
that publication ho made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant lo
appear bororc the Cbnucoy Court at Knoxville. on
the first Monday ol April next, then aud there to
make hs defense to tho bin, or the faug viii Lo
taken for confessed md .ot for hcarine oI-porto,
\ copy Of tho ordnr'
y, A, DEA Derrick,
lunlG-IN ufsl IlntL and N,.t,r
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" Let Truth AID fa8ehood grapplc; who ever knew
Truth put to the worse IN free and open encounter"
MILTON.
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STAND BY THE OLD FLAG.

"The conspiracy ia now known, Armies have been
raised war Is levied to accomplish it, There are only
two side. to the question Every man must bo for the
United States. or against II. There can be no
neutrsls In this war-Only patriots or trait
ors."srRPnn A. DOrGLAs, at Chicago, April II, o.
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"If any man attempts TO haul down the Ameri-
can Flag. shoot him OF the spot."-JonS A. Dix.
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George W. Naby VS.. william Mountoastle.

George W. haDly vs. "lIIlaM MOuHUUa9UV'
The defendant VIM Mouu,cu.tlc having left the
State of Tennessee as shown ia the bill: sor7iored
that publication be- made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Whig. notifying said defendant To
appear before the Chnnccry Court at Knoxville. on
the first Monday Of April next then and there to
make his defense To the bill or the same will be-
taken for confessed and set for hearing cx-partc.
a copy Of the order:
D. A. DEADERICK.
ianlC-iw pf2j Clerk and Master.
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Knoxville Tenn, Nov. s, 1863.
GErEEAL FIELD ORDERS,
No p.
The Muiur-Grurra Commanding has learned with
surprise that the commanding officers of some of the
newly organized Tennessee Regiments have given
permission 10 some Of their men 10 be- absent from
their command, without referring the matter to thee
Headquarters. Their commanding officer, are warn
ed that a rcIton Of h, oicn.c will cost them their
commissions. And the men thu. al sent are COM
handed To return to their Regiments at once. and il
not reported present hy the lIth inst. they viii b,
published ~ dcscrcrs.
By command Of Nujor-Gcncral BuRNsiDE.
LEWIS RICHMOND, a. A. G..
Npyll-
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,urlIrYuys uf .n.I, ,r. fr. AMI ,l,. .i,... % t
s.ltYrtl lr.Dr.risn n, ,,,,,.,,..,,l = ~
nr.. e.. ,.''I ~ ~ ,.p,rpp
Provost Marshal General Of rn1 Tm ,',G
II H. Thomas 4 q IE,y A. I,,
80 ~ '''
OFFICE PEuyosr MAEsIIAL GryL OF T. TEEs. ,
KuuNyill. Tenn, Nov 3d. 1853 ,
Irrop,, Va a
-,
h' persons VINO HNe I'' a'iing a' the Agents u
Attorneys" ' rgbgh who 'ed FROM Ea,t 1ouu,,sc-. %
consequence oi iile arrival "' the Federal troops ur
u'I'0H IuHhIl'd lI"u collecting rp yiug over any
ROM or "Iu'r money mo-" du' or which shall hero
amer nr'1"r que {" such 'l-condrd rebels.
"i' "I sven AE.ni' or Attorneys are further no.
l"'' l'"i 'I'F N'II DE hnld to strict accountability
Tor all rent or o,hrr money, collected hy them
on G'h!i Of sHrn d,IoIo rcr'ons, ,nrcthc uwjyo
oil 'N' hIl'd NW',T troops ON the Fret dayo Sep
tcmhgH '6d az well as for all money previously coli
Iorlrd Tor such persons and not paid over 10 thou at
4 ''"' date
~ "InF "I
h"I",-"EN. y. /. GARTER
Ifor'' H'thei G",rHG +. Tenn.
JAM u. H. THOMAS, A.A.A.G
orrtrr pp,r,.r NI,,.,,,, ,,,.,.,, .. !, NJ
E,'.,.,lr, ,r,,., = 49, - -, 70"
a, ~ ' ''''
'R'JIAR so -.
An Grucqg. Merchants. Sutlcr, and ,th,r, of
whatever name who are doiug bu.iun-. in Kuuy-
yillr or vicinity ana dealing in .ynrli, If ,,n,.
Kind which are ir,lglr into E,.t Trunr..rs InJrr
the regulation, established hy the Treasury p.nyr-
mont Tor under the Custom lIo,., r.,,,iaiion. 'r.
hrrrhy tprlillrp f., sell ar ,b.r,f, li.,,,, ~ NM.
such ,auulic, TO- or for Nh, LDrrGt of INV disl',.l
por,uu or pcr.nr.; and Nh .Yrb ,,r.,rs N.rrli,.
Sa,Igrs and other. mn, GrtLrr f,rliIIor tn.,W mr.
,tbrr,i.r Ji.,,.o IF ,,,,. .,,b sr,,,Ji,. NH ,,,
pcr.on do.rina 10 pnr,hu.r ar ohtain .rb .,,,li,s
or ,uy ,rti.l, ar prtiou tb,r,r si,Il L ft ~,
hlHtl a ,.,ttf,. ,t..,.f lH , I y, - ~
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE ONO
knnNAIIn Innn- .Inm & IaE4

Headquarters DErARrMENr OF THE OuIol
Knoxville, Tenn Jan. 6, 1864
GENERAL ORDERS No. e.
All ablc-bodicd colorcd mon, between the ages Of
eighteen and torty-fvc within our lines, except thsc
employed in the several Stall Departments, Officers
servants and those servants of loyal citizens WHO
prefer remaining with their masters, will be- ,cIt
Forthwith TO Knoxville, Loulon or Kingston, Tenn,
to be- enrolled under the direction Of Brig Grncm
Davis Tillson, Chief of Artillery, with view to tie
formation of Il Regiment of Artillery, to be CON
pu-rl Of troops of African descent. The command
"a, ~ - q 49, .- t - r----''''' 50 Ws1
the execution Of this order.
BY command Of na
Maj. Gen. FOSTER
Irsgy CrErs JR- \. \. q.
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For Sale

4 Seven rtayrRu-euuI Piano.
u..I1 e r. Il. SMILEY.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, of ten lines Of bourgeois, one
Each continuance Of same advertisement. 80
One square six months............"......l 10 90
One square, per ID w
Liberal discounts will be made to those who
advertise literally Having lost thousands by
Advertising no advertisement will be inserted
without payment in adcaace, or some rcspon-
sible man to assume payment The extensive
circulation of my paper will make it desir-
able advertising medium.
W. G. BROWNLOW,
Editor and Publisher.
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N
in Knoxville, requesting tho sud Henry 4, Lone
% appear At County Court 10 be held for the coun
Ity ul Knox nj the Courthouse IN Knoxville uu Nh
first Monday Of January 1864, to ru3wer plead o.
doWUr to said petition ar tho same will ho thsp %
confessed, and the cau'o set for bearing rs 10 him.
WIN, CRAIG,
Clerk County Court Knox county,
Noyll-iw-prs fee 80,
Vs. q, rAWA1b Jous ", trG.
puI'hnm & Tee.
GAY STREET, KNOXVILLE, TENN
HAVE opened largo and well selected Stock o.
Dry Goods, on Gay street, I'm front Of DrovuoWU
office a trw door. South Of Mdn comprising
DIass Goods, Ilauacs,
Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Woollen Goods for
Gentlemen and Ladies' Vicar, &c., &c,
All selected with special reference 10 tl- market
and ibis season of the year,
Nov Ill mo-
OFFICE Pnoyo,r MARSHAL GrN'L OF T.. TryNrl
Knoxville Icnu, sept. 7, 1868. j
CIRCULAR 30, !,
Al persons whose friends have been arrested lor
political offence, and carried or ly the rebels and
ARE .ti held in confinement are requested to report
the names Of such prisoners ut h, Ollie. rs soon as
possible, with the charge. on which they were mr.
'o't.d, in order that measure, may be ukcn to so-
cure their release.
BY command Of
BRIo-GEN s !. CARTIER
Pr,rya Hrsbol Gproioi h. TuH
iar2 II IT, TnoNAS AA.AG,
OFFICE Paoyo,r MARSHAL GGN or r. TrNN.n
Knoxville" Tcnur Sept d. lsd3,
CwrI.itp Va >
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OFFICE PEoyosr MARSHAL GEN.L or +. Tenn,
Knoxville Tenn Oct g, 1868.

OFFICE PEoyusr MARSHAL GENL OF T.. TENN~0
Knoxville Tenn Oct. e, 1853.
CmcrLAE 30. D
WmrgE,s. The Rebel forces in Upper and Lower
Ea-. Tennessee have been engaged IN the wauton
scizrr- ami destruction Of the property of Union
hen which ha,, according 90 representation, made
at this ollie. in numurou. instance. pointed out To
them hy citizens of rebel ,ymrathic,; and whereas,
d l.. been threatened that Union citizens shall be
visited with fire and sword and the threat hn,
already boon carried out hy the arrest impri.on-
mpu'. ani maltrcutmout u Union men, for no al
legged ,rmrlut that OF loyalty go their Governments
and whereas 1t Is the wish and intention of 'hn
Commander NJ thi. Department not tu destroy, but
10 Iru.p private property %, j. shown by the diff
rrrut Order, issued ou that subject. and Che public
uuisuurut Of % party who WAS convicted Of COM
hitting drurniaious; and whereas il !, not the de-
sire of hp-en authority 20 arrest quiet and orderly
citizens ur mul,-t them merely ON account of tho
opinions they may have held. it IS, therefore,
Dy,},,,d. That with % view of bringing such bar
barIus practices tD ru end, the -cycr.t rtulutory
measures .hgll be- adopted. In cycry cnsc whore u
Union man has BEEN arrested aud l. held in couiuo-
nrut % prominent Rebel. or active Rebel ,ymuo-
hizer living in his vicinity shall hr arrested and
held in close confinement a hostage. and be- sub
ttt in all respects to the same treatment aud pun
ishment which the Union man receives at the hands
Of the rebel authorities until his release from prison
and restoration to liberty; and, further,
In al case, where it can be shown that the pro
pcrty If Union men has been seized ar wuutonly
destroyed the property Of rebels and Of citzrn 81
r.hel .ymlaihio- ia the ueighborhood whore such
destruction has occurred shall be taken and held by
way Of recitation. and for the purpose Of indcinn-
fyiug Union citizens f.r their Losses.
BY command Of
BHa-GFy. s. T. CARTER
Prorot iforJ0i GoDrroiT H. 7tnB.
iqu9 l. II. Tuovis. A.A.A.G.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tort Rvssd.-lrhc London Spectator SAYS
that Earl Russell is about to retire from the
Palmcrston cabinet, and that the Earl of
Clarendon will take his place ut the head of
the FOREIGN Office
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23

The Russian government Is said to he pre-