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Knoxville, Saturday, Jan. IS, 1864.
The lIanging Of DOld.

Since Dodd, the Veil authenticated spy
WAS convicted by = regular Court Martial
land hung. there has been terrible howl
Praised and kept up, IS to his innocence =
Among those most busy in seeking to make
This impression is tho Herrai J, II, Mar
|tin, who was permitted to hold forth to the
|prisoner--not with view on his part, to
administer spiritual consolation, but to get
some material to work mischief with
When lIaun, and the two llarmons, were
taken from our prison two years ago, and
hung for being Union men, these brazcn
|lmps of Hell, had no tears to shed Wh.u
Fry and llenrie were hanged upon one
limb, by the sounded Lcdbcttcr, these
Sympathetic hcl-hounds said all was right
When Jones, II Union citizen was shot down
on the pavement, by II Nashville assassin
these beasts Of burden thought it all
right When Union men were shot down
in the woods, put in irons, and sent by hun
drcds to Southern prisons, while their fam
lies were nsultcd and plundercd, these in
ternal hypocrits said it was all right They
are now seeing the other side Of the picture,
Let us crowd the traitors, thieves, and as
sassins, and make them cry out, in the bit
terness of their suflcrings, THAT mercy we
to others show, that mercy show TO us
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UasLngi1p-Genora Batter had protractcl IN
taryiow with the President, stanton, and llulieck
obtaining thor full consent to carry ont hs plans in
reference to the exchange Of prisoners,
A government officer from Newborn, y c. rep
rcsouis the scheme for the occupancy Of abandoned
plantations ms working admirably
Burnside leaves Tomorrow TO assume command
n the department of the Ohio, relieving Gen, Fos-
ter, whose health Is bad,
CunL,iaaa H-Cumhcrand and New Creek
now considered safe, General Kelley has eNcctuay
checked the great raid It Is now believed that
Earlys movement up the Shenandoah valley is to
protect the section of railroads south Of that point
from our cavalry raids, No apprahcnsion1 need be
felt from Earlys operations
CncinHah,-Two killed and thrty-two wounded
is the extent Of injury sustained by individuals ut
the recent r. r, collision near Dayton,
Receipts Of Sanitary Fair for the benefit of sick
and wounded soldiers, estimated at two hundred
thousand dollars, Trains on Ohio and Mississippi
r. r. now running regularly
Gov Bmmlc,tc Of Kyr Ia, issued a proclamation
ordering the alres, Of at least five rebel sympathi-
acr in the vicinity any place whore loyal citizens
are taken oil by gucwlas,
WsNmyt,u- Not less than twenty different prop
o,,ions to amend the CONSUMPTION Law were sub
mttod in the Senate to-day, \ bill /. before the
Military Committee relative to the three hundred
dollar clause aud requires the conserpt to lcrcspon-
.ihlo for his substitute.
The Worlds dispatch say Rosccan. will not be
assigned TO the Department of Missouri, and that
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The Federal Court.

JUDGE TRiGG is daily expected here, to ar
range matters for holding United States
Court. The Federal Grand Jury found 300
indictments at Nashville, against leading
rebels for TREASON and Conspiracy and
the Jury here, will do large business, if it
shall do its duty, as we doubt not itsvill.-
TREASON is not bailablc, and if convicted,
the punishment is DEATH Those who now
complain of being sent South, and of being
arrested and made to take the oath, will
think this Christian forbedrdnce compared
with an Indictment for TREASON. Let them
be indicted let them be harrasscd, let them
be broken up and broken down, and thus
made to feel what it costs to make war upon
the government
A client once said to his Attorney, in
Campbell county, while examining a bad
Witness" Press him stranger, damn him,
press him" SO we say to the Grand jury
when they meCt-"P Press traitors, d-n them
press them'
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To the People Of East Tennessee.
OFFICE Pho. MAR. GEN. OF EAST Tenn,
KNOXVILLE, Jan. 18Th, 1903.
CIRCULAR No. 10.

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Knoxville, Jan. 18th, 1868.
CIRCULAR No. 10.
Under the Presidents Proclamation way for re-
organizing the Stats Government is suggested, which
it behoovcs AL those who have at heart the inter
csts of themselves, of the State and of Republican
institutions to accept. The experience of the last
two years and half has been sufficient to convince
the people of the States in rebellion against the
Federal Government of the lallacv of the doctrines
taught by their corrupt and unprincipled leaders.
Their rights have been well nigh destroyed by de-
signing men, who cared more for the advancement
Of their own ends than they did for the liberties of
the people; and the people Of East Tennessee from
having been the ircest and most Independent of
all the nations Of the earth reduced to a state
of the most ahcct sorvudc. Their constitutional
rights ignored and their natural rights tram
pied upon. They resisted while resistance could
avail, and after they were disarmcd and rem
derel helpless, they still refused to bend the
knee to the oppressor. Tyranny could not subdue
them-l1ath itself found them faithful to the Gov
eminent of their and their fathers choice. Ofthcir
devotion to frc.lom. all lovers of constitutional ber-
tv will bear willing witness; for the answering
tcnacty with which they chung to the flag of
their country, history presents no equal. They have
indeed made to themselves "A name which will be
rs impcr,,habc a, their mountains, and of which
they and their chdren's children may and should
W. justly Il'uI'
Having such history, your future acts should
be well weighed, that no shade be east upon the
past for be assured that ages hence, the sacrifices
of East Tcnncssccans and their heroic devotion to
freedom will be the theme of many song, and her
sons of this generation will be referred to most
worthy of emulation.
The night which has for SO long time made our
beloved East Tennessee land of mourning and of
sadness is passing away-thc day dawns-and if
our people are wise they will in little while be in
full possession of their ancient righs and liberties
For the purpose Of paving the way for that de-
sirablc end, the people Of the several counties in
East Tennessee over which my jurisdiction extends
are invited and urged to meet together at such time
and place ms they may deem best, in order to take
counsel together as to the best means for rc-organ-
ling. under the Presidents Proclamation the State
Government. Let the day of meeting he as early
as possible Let candidates who are loyal and
worthy, be- nominated for the county offices, and
may that spirit prevail which will be in keeping
with the former history of East Tennessee. The
people should remember that they the source Of
all power and, in their deliberations, it is hoped
they will act in such manner as will rebound not
only to their own but to the welfare of future gen.
eratons
s. r. CARTER
Brig GEN and Prorost Marshal Gent Z. Tenn.
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Henry poyl va. William Lnnkny.

The defendant William laehoy having gone
beyond the limits of Tennessee 50 ubscnl or con.
couh himself that tho ordinary process cannot be-
served upon him. stated in the bill II is ordered
that publication be made for four successive wcoks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville, on
make his defense to the bin, or the same will bo
taken for confessed and set for hearing eX-parte.
a copy Of the order
u, A, DEADERICK,
janl0-4w piss ClcIk and Master,
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Samuel Bowman VS., ], G, M, Ramsey.

The defendant, j. G. NJ Ramsey, having left the
State of Tennessee rs shown in the bill II IS ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery 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 cN-parts.
A copy Of the order: -
d. A. DEADERlCK,
ianl6-iw pfSj Clerk and Master.
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Henry Smith VS., Robert P. Fox,

The defendant Robert P. Fox, having lcn the
State of Tennessee rs shown in the bill is ordsed
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chanccry Court ut Knoxville on
the first Monday of April next, then and there to
make his defense to the blll or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cx-parte.
a copy of the order: -
ID. A. DEADERICK,
ianlG-iw PISS Clork and Master
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The defendant, j. c. II. Sawycrs, having left the
State of Tennessee rs shown in the bill ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant TO
appear before the Chanccry Court ut 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-plrtc.
A copy Of the order: -
ID. 4. DEADERtCK,
ianlG-4w Mss Clerk and Master.
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IIVpNTIlnelII UI INO VNlUi
huoTriiC Tom, JAM o. 1854.

KHorric Tam, JAM ., 1854, J
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 3,
II, Hereafter no moro than two passes for eaol,
Company or Detachment will be given ut ono time
for enlisted men 10 visit this city, unless ON duty
Enlisted men found in the streets of this city with
ont proper passes signed By their Commanding on
Ger Eating the business they are on will be- arrested
and turned over to Major shannon, tooth o, Y, l.,
to be- pat Ia work on III, nclrncos of thi, Pu,t,
All Conyalosccnts found in dance houses or houses
Of il-hmu, Will be deemed able TO work on the De-
fences,
Col, slcvin, tooth o, " j. commanding Post, Is
charged with the execution Of this order
by command Of
Brig Gen, TllLSON.
W. W dean, Lieut.. 4 A, A, A. q.
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Notice.

PERSONS indebted to the late law firms of
TrigC 4 Temple Temple Il Rodgers or the UNDER
signed are requested to call at once and settle.
iaple-,,y O. 7. TEMPLE
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CYNTHIA S. White VS., ]. G. M. Ramsey.

The defendant, J. G.. NJ Ramsey having left the
State of Tennessee us shown in the bill; hisoTdcred
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chanccry Court at Knoxville on
the first Mondayof 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-parte
\ copy of the order: -
ID. A. DEADERICK.
ianl6-iw PISS Clerk and Master
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Thomas ]. Powell VS.. Landon G. Haynes.

The defendant Landon c. Haynes, having left the
State of Tennessee a. shown in the bill Is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chanccry 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 ex-partc.
a copy of the order: -.
D. A. DEADERICK,
ianl6-4w PISS Clerk and Master
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R. M. Bruce and A. T. Bruce & Co.,, VS.. s. B. Boyd,

R. M. Bruce and A, T. Bruce Co., VS.. s. B. Boyd,
The defendant, Samuel b. Boyd having left the
State of Tennessee, as shown in the bill: Hsorfered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant to
appear beforc.hc Chanccry Court at Knoxville on
the first Monday of April next then and there to
make hi, defense to the bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cS-parte.
a copy Of the order .
d. "A. DEADERlCK,
janlG-iw PISS Clerk and Master.
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Goorre ". Mabrv VS., William Mountcastle

The defendant, VIM. Mountcastle, having left the
State of Tennessee, us shown in the bill; II is ordered
that publication he made for four successive weeks
in the knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on
the first Monday of April next then and there 10
make his defense to the bill or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cr-parte
a copy of the order: -
ID. A. DEADERICK.
ianlG-lw PISS Clerk and Master.
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Trgg & Temple vs.. Lyon & Ramsey, Trustees, &c,
The defendants, j. g. NJ Ram.cy and Thomas {.
Lyon, have removed from the State, or 80 abscond
that the ordinary process cannot Ice served ON Them
rs stated in the hin: II is ordcrG that publication
bee made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing notifying said defendant. TO appear before
the Cmncery Court at Knoxville, on the first Mon
day Of April next, then and there to maks their de
t,nsc to the bill or the same will be taken for con-
i,,scd and set for hearing cX-partc.
\ copy Of the ordor ....
d. \. DEADERICk,
juulG-iw pf$J Clerk and Master.
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j. NJ. MEEK ~ CO..
Rawlins' Old Stand,
GAY Street. Knoxville. Tennessee.

HAVE just opened large and well-assorcd
stock of Dry Goods consisting of
Ladies Dress Goods
Shoes Hoods skirts,
Hosiery, Gloves, lIandkerchicfs,
and Fancy Woollcn Good. for Childrens wear
Mems Ovcrshirts and Drawers,
Woollcn Ovcrshirs Linen Bosom Shirts,
Gloves Gauntlets, Socks Ties ScariS and Comforts
BOOTS AND SHOES.
n1.' Please give us call and examine for your
selves janlG-tf
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NEW STOCK!
Reduced Prices
GOODS ALL BOUGHT DIRECT FROM
MANUFACTURERS FOR CASH ONLY

With superior facilities IN eeery department,
zee offer TO or customers and the trade eW
RAJ Stock Of Hardrdrc and Cutlery, noes on
hdnd and constantly airing from .torsign and
AmTicm Manufacturers.
Our stock includes the following, in large
quantities, viz;
Butchors Files and Rns,s.
Moss a. Candles Files and Rasps.
Spear x Jackson's Saws and Edge Tools
4. &. Leonards Shovos and Spades.
Ames'
Rowapds
LippmGotts
Columbus Manure and Hay Forks.
Shovels and Tongs brass and iron.
Polished Fire Sets, endless variety.
1000 dozen Curry Comb. all grades.
Horse and Shoe Brushes
Emery and Sand Paper
1000 dozen Hancs for Army USE
Double barreled Shot-guns and Rides
Percussion Caps, all kinds.
Colts Aliens, and Smith Il Wssoss RsvslyGA
Wostenholms Pocket Cutlery
Buntings
Marsh, Bros & Cos
Wade & Butchers Raxor..
Russells Table Cutlery
Lomson, Goodnow a Co. Table Cutlery.
Ivory handled Table Cutlery.
John Wilson's Butcher Knives and Stssls.
Wards
Novelty Locks and I.atches
Norwalk "
Gimlct pointed Screws.
Tacks, Brads and Finishing Nails.
1000 dozen Axcs-Mann's, Collins, Hunts, Lppia.
COTS, and the celebrated N. q. Leonard" brand
Spinning Wheels and Whee-heads for Flax Wool
or Cotton
Cotton and Wool Cards
Log Coil and Halter Chains
100 cnsks Walkers Trace Chains,
Goauinc IIemmings Fish Hooks and Needles.
Spurs, all kinds.
Camp Knives, Playing Cards.
Looking Glasses, Manila Roro.
5000 kegs Wheeling Nails, &C. 80,
Together with every other article
In the Hardware line. which we offer
10 cash, and prompt timc buyers at
lowest prices. East or West.
E. G. LEONARD & CO.,
80 Pearl street.
Nov lin
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Temple g. Rodgers vs.. William G. Swan,

Temple & Rodgers vs. William G, Swan,
The defendant, VIM, q. Swan, having removed
from tho State or 50 abscond, that the ordinary pro-
cess cannot be served on him. rs stated in the bill
II Is ordercd that publication be- made for four sue
co,,iyc weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
defendant to appear before the Chanccry Court nj
Knoxville, on the first Monday Of April noxt, then
md there to wake his defense 10 the BILL or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing sx-
pant.
\ copy Of the order;
u. 4. DEADERlCK,
janlG-iw Piss ClcrG aud Master.
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New, by Saint Paul, tho work goes brsyey on,
The stars aud Stripes are up for Liberty
Flag Of the N,ton--Talisman Of the Frsol
Cuu'd bs the hand that dare. to pluck thee down,
Traitors may uample-kebsl States dlsown,
The clouds Of war encompass land aud soai
The stars may fall from heaven, but not from thoo
Thy rainbow stripes shall stand whilst stands The sun
Upi hssmsn, upl No more concession now
Aetl act The hour for words ia mora than past,
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Cash for Ginseng.

WANTED 1900 pounds Ginseng Enquire G
l.. c. Kecvcr, at j. f. Coopers, on Gay street.
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Tallow, Tallow, Tallow.

WANTED-50Oo pounds of good Tallow, for
which the market price will be paid by
WIN. BOOND,
janlG-f Corner of Gay and Union Sts
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n. Il Ii Y,
50 College street,
ONE DOOR FROM THE SQUARE.
OFFICERS UNIFORMS.
Winter stock Complete.
REGULATION OVER COATS.
Heavy Beaver Esiouscs,
VESTS AND PANTS.
Castor Beaver Dress Uniforms.
FINE MILITARY GOODS.
Officers Entire Outfits.
Swords, Belts, Sashes,
Gauntlets, Haversacks,
Valscs and Blankets
Cashmere Over Shirt. extra large and long,
Very fine Under Shirts and Drawers
IIuavy silk, Angola, Shetland Cashmere
Heavy Red Flannel and Morino.
COLD EMBROIDERED REGULATION
SHOULDER STRAPS.
Extra fine.
Three Row and Miniature Straps.
Presentation SwordS
New York Manufacturers Prices.
FOLDING CAMP COTS AND CHAIRS, ALL STYLES
Drsb Buff and White Castor Gloves,
Lined Calf Gloves,
Buckskn Gloves,
Lined C,.simer Gloves
SCARF TIES AND LINEN COLLARS,
Now style Paper Collars, very desirable
Military Trim nainxs.
Rubber Coats,
Talnias. POncllOs,
Blankets. Lcggings.
Caps, &C., &c.
Rsly" We call the attention Of officers TO our stock
Of fine Beaver Dress and Fatigue Suits, which we
offer at Low Figures.
NJ. DERBY,
Sc College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
ONE DOOR FROM THE SQUARE.
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llrApQU AurERs DIpAErNESr or TIM ONO,
Knoxville. Tenn, Jan, l4th, 1891.
GENERAL ORDERS No g.
| Al officers arriving IN the city of Knoxville
Tenn, win report without delay nj the Office Of the
Cummaulaut Of the Post register their NAMES rank
date Of arrival and exhibit the order under which
they are travelling,
H. 80 officer or soldier will be permitted TO occu-
py any building in the city Of Knoxville Tom, lor
public or private purposes unless thu same shall have
been assigned him by the Post Quurtrrmasler.
Cuzcus whose houses are taken in violation of
this order are requested 10 report the same to the
Commanduut of the Post.
BY command of
Maj. Gen. FOSTER.
llENRY CURTIS, JR, \. a. q.
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w. w DGAN, Lieut. 4 A. A. a, q.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TuG ONO,
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan, o. 1854,
GENERAL ORpERs No. &.

All ahlc-hodcd colorcd men between the ogcs of
eighteen md iorty-Rvc withmour lines except those
employed in the several staff Departments officers
servants, and those servants of loyal citizens who
prefer remaining with their masters, will he sent
forthwith 10 Knoxville, Loulon or Kingston Tenn,
to bc enrolled under the direction Of Brig, General
Dayi, Tillsou, Chief Of Artillery with view TO the
formation Of a Regiment of Artillery, to he COM
posed Of troops of African descent The command
Ing officers # Division, and Posts are charged with
the execution Of this order
BY command Of
Maj Con FOSTER,
lIrNEY CURTIS, JE, \ \, G..
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tain under which the Tunnel will be cut. which
height above the Tunnel will be 1916 feet; 60
ins on westerly, we next come to the other on
ly shaft, as may be seen by the drawing, worked
down and finished TO the grade of the Tunnel,
which is 1921 feet in depth. Also see by the
engraving, that the Tunnel is being worked
from this shaft both east and west; also see, by
the drawing cutting in at the west end, so
that when the central shaft is finished there will
be six faces TO work at, one at the east end, two
at the central shaft, two at the western shaft,
and one at the western terminus. The Tunnel
and the shafts we examined, and find it a solid
rock. The size of the Tunnel is 90 feet in
height and "a feet wide. The rock at each of
the openings is about the same thing, mica
slate, with some small veins of quartz. The
calibre of the shafts are some or feet by IA.
And now, Mr.. Editor, should we stop here, the
proper and extended view could not be seen
then let US 60 back 10 the eastern terminus and
see gigantic work, that when finished will be
worth over half million of dollars to any COM
pany for manufacturing purposes. When the
Tunnel is finished, in connection with the rail-
road, direct hs it will be from Troy to Boston,
with grade Of about half that of the Western
Railroad, it will bring Troy and Boston some
20 miles nearer each other than by the Western
Railroad. This water-pnwer being created is
TO bring water from the Deerfed river, raised
by most beautiful dam, and drawn by the ca
nal some half mile, TO near the eastern termi-
nus of the Tunnel, where most grand fall will
he obtained. This water is to be used on
wheels, for the purpose Of drilling by COM
pressed air, for blasting of the rock in the Tun-
mel, the same as that now being used in cutting
through the Alps in Italy.
The number OF men now employed on all
these works is some 700, and is soon TO be
brought up to 1000. Steam engines are used
on these works at the different openings, the
one at the east end is used for the purpose of
drawing out of the Tunnel any bad or smoky
air. by suction process. The perfect system
there adopted is most admirable, every man in
his place, and energy marks each working spot,
and each blow given makes a mark for good.
We are much indebted to the Hon. Hiram
+. Mills, and the Hon. Mr.. Brown, engineers
on these works, for their very kind attentions
to enable US 10 obtain reliable statistics relat-
ing to this gigantic and most noble enterprise.
Bratteboro, June %, 1864. A.