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trials for Treason,

The Federal Court 3 IN session, Judge Trigg pre-
siding and there b quite number Of eases on TIC
document Of Indictments for Trvasoa. We were in
the court room Monday until the adjournment for
dinner, sad heard The cases called. Some had no.
come up who were oul on bail bat others had, and
appeared through their eeursel. Some came in out
Of the jail and entered ihto beads 10 appear from
day 20 day. Among those who answered 70 their
names val one Of the worst men In MeMinn county,
old EGi DizUH We we're the more interested in the
eAso Of this I'D grey-hAred traitor because Of threats
he hss made against ~, such ~ that We msy look
oai. We alike displse him and his threats Bat II
Ne wero unien 1orse, s1esp ehicke,' il would
stand US in hand 70 look out while this old traitor
on balls
Dixon had son slRin at Fort DcnaIson who was
In the rebel army, and the old vllsn sisted at the
burial Of his son that be intended 10 kiIl twelve
Unisa men TO pay Tor il. Xii 10 = very bad man,
and " his coanienance be an index 10 his heart he
Is a real pirate. He fell upon VIM. LAsAter with
bis knife al Church. snd attempted % XIII him. Las
alter being without arms- Hi, at the breaking cut
81 the rebellion, attended 10 every mans busines.
bus his own and aswh witness Ia al the courts
sgaiRst Union aaen. He entertained reid Aorss
hsisrs and usually passed them 70 bis arsi mate
LtyfT n StpAs'ts Or cent them through the neigh
baboc1 with bis childrvn along IN point out Union
fAFms.s lie vas cue Il a corrupt caucus who put a
card upon B. Eldridge's gate, warning him 70 leAye
In ten days hang; ard be Is said b. he the man
who prompted HSlss Pierce 10 shoe, at cid man
Eldridgc on sunday He Is the nan who sent Fed
ersi soldiers on b. Eldridgs and neighbors 10 take
their property sAissiyAlleginE that they rebe
Ri expects 10 have JoAs Asvy besos The court
Is one Of his witnesses John has been In the rebel
army and now has two SINS In the rebel army. Eli
will h. alle 10 prove a great deal by john!
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A WarllInr 8 ReaelIa.

xeanessse s new h lhs knstsay q - feaethl
lliss Ana evi q % assl, q ths ssbels and
ihs hesef aill agala have eohtsel g - stssss-
se he set q sucassasa wlli - fspeAisA aa1 The
Css tsesetnuseai q ths Slsia WI y Restored ssss.
tsiae Had upheld by safAsieat falltsfy Ssfre. Al
men and families ehocsing % rasHain IN The stasa
shaghcf tlwy tske the seth ~ ma, ase bound 10 fs-
~ The tsoysFnagst Is h upppsslea 10 The rebel
lion. ard thes win have u % 10 Ia gecd fsIlh, o.
laase The esanity and d ssash. Who's rsbelA, Ia
greal OF snail FIRES como into any county or see-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
uslsa ass.las IN Memphis.

MnafHts, nov. ~. 1855
htr y fhs kasssak vAE
We hsss had shs largest psose1stSa eve sssn 10
81 sly before e homer q lbs vlososy stbisvsd In
ths PstslaeaslsI eieutisn. We Ind iIasainstioas,
trshsperaneI,s, torches lag mostoo, bonafss,
spseeass and glorious time generally
The Showing fesolutioos vsrs Offered, aud am
plsased % lhforn yosl they were ANONYMOUSLY sopt-
ed Toa need feel no aslicsey 10 publishing our ra-
oi'iions, beeaass they are IN se,r fasor The Iyal
men Of The District al for you and think Of no
enc else ss The Successor o. Gov. Johnson.
RssSsed, THAI Wo undsrssaad The election Of
Alfahafn IAhcSln ard Andrew Johnson, to mean
III tbe loyal people o. this country sre determined
70 put down. By force 81 arms tAs sxistag rebellion
witheut nonditions cad Nitous compromise, sud 10
wipe osai Tbs cause sf the rebellion.
Rcsefres That tbs ioyal men Of Tennessee have
0eeaslon - tsoiee IN Che sfsetion Of tns Of thSF
number % ths seesnd plscs Ia the gin ofths Amer.
lean peepls.
Resolesd. That iaasmsleh Is our Military (jeYsrnor
has been called By The almost ansnimoas voice d
the nation 30 another sphere Of public labor We s-
brace tie present opportunity 70 recommend as hs
successor that staaneh, answering Tsssesses pa
triot, Hon. william .. Bfowai0w, whass same
throughout the country Is synonymoas with loyalty
and devotien % The Union.
Resofsea That aoTarnSF johnson b, and he i
hereby requested 10 issue psoslsmsiign faF sn
elsetien u delegates 70 Convention 70 amend oaF
State CoasiitutioH and seOrgasse our State eoyera-
raent
ResotsssL That We heartily iAdOrss the pnIicy pur-
sued By Hon. 4. n. Tamsny, oer worthy and Ell
eisnt Special Agent o. The TressaFy Department
and pledge ourselves 70 stand By him ~ he shall
stand By the Governments sud IL known sctiys
friends
With tremendous cheers for Lincoln asd Johuson
the meeting then adjourned.
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Violating the Trade Regulations.

We have heard Of case q violating the Trade
Regulations thas i perfectly Outrageous and VIII b
attended 10 A gentleman In enc Of the eouniis.
below gct permit 10 bring on family supplies lie
returned fFOm oiaeinnah with quantity Of dress
goods, lot Of aas eloaks aud shaxls and has been
firnshing csrtAin dialeyal young ladies and families
who have mover even taken the oath
Others have obtained salt permits, with the in
junction. by General. Webster, Of Nashville, that
they skoud sell the salt at no higher rates than $50
per barrel and to loyal men oAly. Some u shs
same men ara selling at $50 per barrel.
Nov, the case Cor all this class Of offenders Is their
arrest and The xking Of them On tho Notifications
This win have q ho done - matter Of justice 10
the Government and ~ . means Of rgsr1Hiss these
unpnneiplssl rebel offenders.
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Knoxville, Tennessee, Nov. 80, IssA.
Conrcntion IN KnoxyIIle.

The loyal u,en Of all the counties in East Ten
nexec src requested 30 meet IA Ccnv'@tio n knex-
villa the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER,
tsibl to appoint Delegates to Preliminary State
CcnveH.ien A general attendance Is desired, and
inca are requested 10 serve who prepared 70 e
70 Salhv,lie, and We promise them free trsnsRora-
ton b sud frem Nashville. Counties enloee ffsm
here are reqaOsae 10 appoint their eSn delegasss Il
thew sud il ineoasesiieat 10 attend =, khsSSIlla
and Il they prefer il they can appoint es'isns en-
yecsed 10 90, Is thets 1roFssior instance they can
designate ths Delegates from any one oeuntyt TO rep
resent thean Baa - the Federal Court viii he is
Session here VIC shall sxpee1 large turn cut on che
18th q pscenksF.
W. G. BKowNups.
SAM Il. RoDaEks,
PEREZ DirKiSsoE,
DAVID T. PATIEsSoN,
r. X. BTKn,
Execgtlre CesHptittes.
November ~, 1854
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General Scott On Mr., Lineoln's lnaa-
guPatiOn.

The following is taken from the lately
published Memoirs of General Scott, writ
ten By himself:
The Inauguration Of President Lincoln
was, perhaps, tho most critical and hazard.
Gus event with which have ever been con
nected. In the preceding two months !
had received moro than fifty letters, many
from points distant from each osher-souie
earnestly dissuading me from being prescns
at the eyeslt, aud Others distinctly threat
ehing assassination If / dared 70 protect the
ceremony with military force. The elec.
ton having been entirely regular, rcsolv
cd that the Constitution should net be over.
turned BY siolaBee e soald possibly pre-
vent i, Accordingly caused 10 be organ
iEed the cite Of The Washington volunteer,
and called from 3 distance two batteries oi
horse artillery, with small detaehlneats Of
cavalry and infantry, all regulars.
Ia e0neert with che Congressional com,
iaitteas of arrangements, the President Vas
escorted % aad hon Tie Capitol by Yolun,
taeFa.-the regulars, with whom Inarchsd
naaking the naeveIaailt IN parallel streets
only claimed Che place fmmcdiately Ia
flont u the President Tor the fne eompaay
q sapneFs and miners under Captain Da-
nile Of The kngineeEs. To this ch0iec body
81 r<.5l 24s.s q
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"The neg Crop.

oIsassArI Nov. -Conjectures a vel IS In
deations nov apparent favor the idea that In guam
.ity Hog win be fully up to, II not superier 70
those packed last season High prices at the close
Of last season and tia extraordinary high aeures
thai all articles Of the Hog product have command.
ed have tended to cause farmers 20 exert themselves
10 ghf everything ready Cor asrket this autumn that
could be fAtteaed. They have been ordinarily well
favored with p0pllious circumstances Coz ths as
eompishsnent u this object The stock Of Cd cora
remaining on hand in the country wAa perhaps. com
paratlyely light though Il may be doubted Nhsfher
the falling OF ID shipments from the WeAt ala noi
more than cayef the falling OF af the yisld In la
crop Of 1861 and leave n much In farmlcrs hands
Tor feeding and disiilling A. Usual The early pas
turing WIS good and though dFoHghts prevailed hat
aut & OF Ia many seslioas ct the country vel II
was suhsequently, 10 gfsal degree ra6tols1 and
the EatahsI has besf unusually favorable tor aasan-
tsgeoas feading the crop 81 cora has heea large
q amount snd cured Ii most satisfactory msalssr,
20 that taking Ali thing lto consideration, q Il rs-
sonahle g expect that there hss been gaia IN this
years weight Of Hogs II MOI III their number, bii
We believe thas the namben yin not b deficient ia
The ccGntiy II large.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
State ConventIon.-.A Change.
November IA 1854

\ communication from the Executive
Committee Of Middle Tennessee, fully ap,
proving the cab Of State Convention, ha:
notified US that the meeting for consultation
and action in the contemplated objects Of
the Convention, viii take place at NashyiliC
on the soreAtA ddy of December, at which
time the Electoral College convenesin Nash.
vile The three Committees from West
Middle and East Tennessee, are invited e
attend with the State Electors, and such 9th.
er Delegates as may have been chosen, %
may yet be chosen, and these together, viii
constitute me Convention, and be compe-
tent % do all that need be done, and repre-
sent the loyal men of the whole State
II is desirable, however, that all the del
egates appointed should attend Our Con
yentiou viii be held on Monday next, and
the delegates chosen, will have to start the
next morning. Tuesday and that viii take
them there ~ time 10 meet the Electors and
Csmmittees Ii j. desirable that every
county in East Tennessee be represented
IN t4AL convention. ~ u VIII PiafF y bthSt
before the country Ia he voted for perhaps
% 5spsrd firkef--as the condition 81 some
counties Is such that they cant give fair
Ioval expression at the ballot box. Let as
70 up On the 9Th aud sth, and let as send
our bs.t men bold determined, and loyal
beyond all controversy Who Of our friends
can bee ready TO start on Tuesday morning
next: Let US bc ready, and lot Us be in at
tendance next Monday.
The great reason for this earlier action,
IS q weighty and very important one it II
% secure the earliest possible action so a. to
avert any effort 10 remand our State into a
territorial condition. This may he done
by the Congress about 10 meet, and in that
event, cur civil organization may be set
back several years This would be the
greatest calamity that could bvfall our State
and to prevent it. we need prompt turn
ont Of our best, most resoIute, and intelec-
tual men
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Brecklnriage's Proclamation.

We copy from the Bristol Ksoxsitie Register the
proclamation Of Broekinridga Offering Inducements
10 Federal soldiers 10 desert AEy man having the
slightest knowledge Of shs past, mus. have ether
guarantees than the cord or cath o. john G. Bfcek-
ihridge before accepting biz promise Of pardon and
safety. A man who SAT in the Senate peFpstatipg
oorrsPt perjury every day fatsifyvv his ostA, and
acting out trcsson and finally went into the rebel
lion, drinking whisky, and great deal q H.
ought not 10 be believed a. xitnes. In court Of
justice.
But let our readers perstss the lovely docuuieat
We win aid The Traitor IN circulating his prociana-
ton.
HEADQUARTERS DEF'r. w. Va. x. TExx,
November It'll, tse4.
Whereas, IL Is desirable 80 restore quiet snd bar
mony among the people q East Tennessee, afsd
whereas Il Is represented thst many Of those sers-
ing In the arns Of the enemies 81 the Confederate
Stats, wish 10 leave those armies and 70 be psaoe-
able and orderly citizens; Il i theFufge declared
that al inhabitants OF RAss Tennessee who are sery
ing In the arnies Of the United States and who be.
fore the Isl Of January 1863 shah leave teid SER
vice, with the purpose of leading peaceful and or.
DERBY ne shall recevs the pFctsction Of the Coated.
crate authorities and shall aos be taken for s,tAFy
Berviec hostages for those who may Be seized
By the Uuited States authorit unless they shall Be
hereafter guilty Of acts of hostility - the Confederate
Government.
From this proclamation are excepted desss,srs
from the Confederate army and thoas who Cor nluf-
der and other high crimes equitable BY The courts
may be subject 10 the urisdictIon Of the tribaals
The attention Of officers aud soldiers ef the Con-
federate army l. specially called 10 this nyEato 20
the United States soldiers from East Tennessee and
10 the above promise Of protection and are charged
10 respect and carry out this proclamation
By The word aasFterA Il l. MOI Intended 20 include
those who atsantaa thsnselyes afef they were en-
rolled but oaly those who have deserted aer being
mustered into che Confederate service.
JoHE G. BREaKInRIfmR,
Major General Commanding.
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The Gotten Trade.

We have been fayored VIA numerous spscula-
lions from Washington regarding The probable action
Of the President, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
concerning the cotton trade In the Lower Assissp.
pi aud slsswaest4 and impression has gos abroad
that tho restrictions hitherto imposed on thai trac
are about TO be removed This sappostion Is entirely
erraneaas The oOtsea sfads was prohibited by Cen.
gsa a. its last session. The oh sectiea az ths act
q July 4 1894 repeats all fothsr acts authorizing
tbs Issuing Of permits Cor commercial TRANSACTIONS
with States Ia iasuFFetlan, aad limits The soslsa
Trade % persons actually residing and producing the
article within our military ilaes Heyoad this mar.
ros hcasd enly TIE 0oysraneai ilsslf saa hseaas
sAe purchaser q usstea q ether psudasts Il la.ur.
fecsionafy districts, The eussaa trade Aas eeen !
prolific seEfss u eerrar,oa ID our arsay. al Il.
afforded eeassaAs revenue Is the rebels. sheseveF
pefaitiea ta b carried an. We reloses -. I &.
hsan FFaAlhi.ea " Cmsress, sad tAal Is t,oiIbi.
Ven = heink aienaeasly eaiosesd fAiasge ~.
- a
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Let US Raise Cotton.

Oar planters In East Tennessee aaght 20 plant cot
ton 70 sonss szaeat the coming spring They eosI,I
raxs one hundred dollars 70 Che AGRA Scr four hun
dFei pounds in The teed viii ytsld Que hundred
poaads Of eloaa psastoa. Our lands are ens and oF
climate Is adapted 70 ths esillaro ~ cotton.
One u oHr plantess, during Ne Past seasOn, has
raised enough u s4.sd eosloa, o. smell patch, 10
do bic fapily for seyerA yean. We could, BY pro-
deeing eotse4 soon make up gar cur lasee.. for b.
ne sseal vii enlian SD loeas than 50 eenta par
pound fpS years q come
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Gen. GlIIem,s command.

thoroughly organized aid equipped In a few days.
captAin James. The Industrious and thoFbugh-going
'iarternsstsF Of this command, has completed his
Preparations for that purposa General Gilleu's
losses do not Amount % as raach as was supposed
Ills entire loss In mon, killed wounded snd captured
Siil not exceed Aassadred stragglez are lsill
coming TO- and the loss bds FAR 10 Gall below evea
one hundred. With fresh horses, new arms and
new Quilts In the way spf clothing, this command
will s,on b. Ia n better conditinn than before
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

Hood j. satd to BE- At or near OolHHibia, 10 Middle
Tennessee, With his febel arTny, and 70 have had
brush At Palaski with tbe 2sd rnsy Corps, uHdai
General Sehohsld, Hood seems 70 be- in Ajddle
.TeHnessoe and aarsA AiabaB,a On big raid, with.
go! sny particular plhhs IL view. Meanwhile. Gen
Thomas Is conforming him with large snd veil
regulated army and Is watching all biz movements
With ssieia men ~ Thomas and sehoheld 70 direct
the moyeaeat, Of shs enc army they command,
Hood i bound % e0fss OF second iest Nay AZ il
al dAsiT raids into TeBne and RsRtaeky, they
sill loose more than they gSiH.
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Important order.
HE.poa's AAVGES az TuE CNirEp SfAts.
IL rnE Frglp, VA. Nov, :, lN5l

UK.poas AAvfES 90 ruE J'NfrEp SrArFs Z
IL rnE FlgLn, VA. Nov. -, lN''4 :
The following orders aro rS-Paol'shca p
the information and guidance u all 81.
cerncd
Hereafter deseFters from the Ionie'ie, =
army. who deliver themselves aP g. ~, .L
Tpi;ed States fsrces- will on taking q" '' -
that they will not again take up a. -
ring the present rebellion be iarn''.s'' -
sistenee and frge transportation =
homes, II the same are within t'''''"- ~
capatioB, n I.s.,.
III their homes arr not slthio SUES - r..
they viii be furnished sabsis.epee' al; - =
transportation to any point IN 'h' NV'~
ern States .g..
All deserters who take The ea'h % =,
glance. will, il they desire 4, Dc gwen i,
ployment in the QaartermAstef anu ~
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Of men it vas only necessary % say. n.
honor OF yonT eountry Is in your band.
With q view 90 freedom Of lEaovemeD, a
remained outside Of the Capitol SQUARE V,
che light batteries The procession ress,,
ed 70 che Presidents mansion in the ssm.
order. and happily Che Government -.
savsd
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JoHs BLEyTsS
WM, G, KYLK.s

Nov, wo have gaarrei With gvetlsman who
setsatiy roiested egasst fe aetioS n hat CSase's-
so' but don't want the responsibility Of that pro-
lest TO res. upon Maynard and ourselves, when We
endorsed all the Convention did, and wanted II 10
do more Of tn e same sortI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-13

men nit III geseu 10. 9m tbattrdf,
tighten arbettete flr tiele 8ia 5err @afb~
burne. Ter trtut Greunp uno venoere"
3ancSn,ann beg 9rcben SQinois> @ene>
ralS. Dun ertlirt aber Grant nit Der
ibn ebarfteriilrencen eplen Beideipenbeit
IN einenl 8yiefe an @aibburne Boleen,
hes
nSie ipllten Gid %erinnern, taB i9 ppn
Der &e8ieruns tercits bod eeebrt poroen
bin unp caB id feline >peitere Gbre pter
B%ffSreerun9 uerlanAe ; cenn CLAUDE nidt,
RAP t9 cine iulde' perpiene. Mein elm
si9eS unSefdmes 8eesbren 1T Elm @iep
iiber ben Geinp unp Elm FOLDER GinHub auf
bic unter metnem &pmmanrp Stebenpen.
baB i'd III ben Stanb oe(ebt merbe, ie
CUR Grrei@unD tiele6 3ieles auis 8eie
III perpeneen."
@ir bejmeiieln jeto9, o5 l9 ber Senat
curd bie(e @inlpra6e re6 @eneral5 ab:
balten lal1en ,pirr. fir bic BiQ hes @au<
ies 81 fimmen. MlS Elm 6aupt9runb,
warum Grant bic @enerallieutenants>
ftelle ni6t plnl1t, mirc AUDI Tpleen9ea
a~noeaeben ais @encrallieutenant wirce
or go ipso iber @cneralmajor- Sailed
fteben, alio Sbsr9eheral iein ; er pplt
ater ben Sen. Sailed nidt aus feline,
ietisen SteIe Sctprdnoen, ipnoer wiinlh'
sielmebr taB fowpN 6aued al6 ct ielbf
i5re iebigen Steler %teibebalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-13
. + n, / 8.

8e11Iine Der @elebQeb;
un9 Ypn Sbio in Betrtff De
&rieges nno be5Yrdfbenten,
Das 9aus Der @tlebsebuns ron Sbic
nabm crei &%elolutions1 fcleenpen Snbalts
an 1. Sn pieler &rils ces 2ances ball
ten mir IS fir b5dt 9eeisnet unp eeredt,
i'm Namen bes @olfe6 rieles Staates
aufs Neue uns CUR 6ineabe an bic fSs
perale Union unp Contribution III perz
pfidten. 2. Die &ebeuion fol- aermalmt,
@e}tB uno Srcnun9 interchangeable mer~
ben, uno cie Glag9e unieres 2anre6 1oQ
I'M Triumph lber jecem TuBbreit aueri=
fanilden 8oeenS meben. 3. Die Gmar<
jtpatipns> unb Die Mmne1ie>Y rotlomas
tion unleres ebrliden, bin9ebencen unp 10
ausa3eianet patripti1aen prdioenten
Abrabam 2ineuln 1T pertdnbi9, &peile unp
spedmabiS UNI bat uniertn beriliden
@eifaQ.
Gin ftiecensbrmrtratii1er @eeenan>
tra9 Ger @opperbears ,purpe NIT allen
0eBen 10 Stimmen at9elebnt. Damn
wurcen Die beipen eriten per cbisen Rez
ieluticnen nit allen Stimmen oe1e1, cine,
bic elm Gcpperbaec ab8ab, /. 9. Der Sir
9enfifter o.. Obs, entbielten il1 babel
ter Nttimmun9. Die brittle Reiolution
murre scn ben reputlifanilhen Stimmen
unp cinem Tbeil Der trie9epemcfratilden
9cge1 bic cer Gppperbacp6 rurhQeleBt.
Bofen8 8. Debr. = Gin Bant T.
rduber verb - Gpwarb %.
@reet, YoFmeiter npn @alren tpurbe
8efert Abenp ipdt ,ptser Beraubune Der
bortiaen Bant u1tb Grmorbun9 pes iuns
gen Gcnperie perbaftet. Der @erbaftete
bat ietne S4ulb etn9eltanpen ll1p Der
'8t5bte I9eil tes SeRcbltn.n@ elrt rruree
pttceraufgtfunben. @reen 1T 81 Sabre
alt, bal. eirt Graa ,l1b Elm Riub unp mar
btsbsr ale eia Mann pom rtplt@em Gba>
ratter be{aunt.