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The defendant, William Lacl1ev. having gone
Beyond the limits of Tennessee or 50 lscntS or con-
ccGls himself that til" ordinary process cannot b.
served upon him. stated in tie jill II is orderrE
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant ia
appear before the Ch&ncery Cour. at Knoxville on
the first Monday OF April next, hen and there to
make his defense to the bill. or tie sam2 will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-parte
4 copy Of the order:
ID. 4. DEADERICK.
lanI6-4N Piss Clcsk and Master.
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PROSPECTUS

TUE undersigned is now publishing a
Weekly and Tri-wsekly Journal, bearing the
above title. at Knoxville East Tennessee
The Weekly paper, made up from the con-
tents of the Tri-weeklies, | propose to send
out to distant subscribers, for 8 per anuum,
Invariably paid iR Gdrdace. The Tri-weekly
will cost 81 per auuum. The cost Of paper,
materials Of all kinds, and of labor, has So
increased. since the Inauguration of the Re
bellion, 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 religious one float
ing over jeff Davis 5 ungodly domiuions. was
crushed out by that God-torsaken mob fam;l-
iarly known as the Confederate Iutb0risiss
l glory in opening my batteries from my old
Notifications, beginning with this hell born
and hell bound Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off my "work Of faith and
labor of love"
The WING AND VENTILATION viii be In
DEPENDENT in all things, and NEUTRAL in
nothing, taking liberal hand in all the con
troversies Of the day. This shall be an IN
conditional Union journal, holding up all
participants in the itte RcbelioR-now al
most PLAYED out--as 4 choice collection of
men for Rosues' 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 we'll as private
pilferers the whisky -bloats; the DULLES in
elections; opPressorss who grind the face of
the poor extortioners in trade, who swiudlo
by wholesale and retail and all foul-moutEed
Secession sympathizers and other disturbsrs
of the peace, in the various sink-holcs Of
society, North and South will not fail to
do justice to the worst class Of men who make
tracks upon Southern Soil-Sc,Ssjou preach
ers, of all denominations
| repeat, that in the rule of nv editorial
condGet, | shall abiure that servility which
destroys the independence of the Press, and
east from me that iactious opposition which
gives to party what is due to couahy And
while the name of my paper indicates. in I'M
mistakable terms its politics I shall, as q
faithful sentinel lose sight of Wings. Dem
oerats, and Republicans, and remember only
my Government and the preservation of the
Federal Union, as richly worth all the sacri-
fees of blood and treasure, their preservation
may cost even to the determination of the
present race of men, and the consumption Of
all the means Of the present age!
Intervention, national jealousy, and hatred,
double dealing, and piratical cowardice have
been governing principles with England and
when our home troubles are settled | will
advocate giving England a turn The whole
course Of the Emperor Of the French has
been characterized by diplomatic iasiuceriy;
and truly loyal American Journal can en-
terrain no other feelings toward NAPOLEON
than those of hatred and contempt
The eUeridStiRg Negro Question brought on
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"What right has the North as5aileJ? What Justice
has been denie2 And what claim, founded in Justice
zand right, has been withheld? Can either of YOU
purposely done by the goveruo ut at Washington of
which the South has a right to plain? challenge
the answer. "-HoN. A. H. sTEPHENs, 1861.
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John Gibbs vs.. j. G. II. Savers

The defendant. J. { Il SaV-yrs havin,, left the
State Of Tennessee Is shown ju the bin: ordereL
that publication be made Cor suur successive weeks
IN. the Knoxville Wing. utsfy.H, SD defendant 60
appear before the Chance~y Court Knoxville on
the first Monday OF April next, then ana there TO
make his defense TO the b..I, or the same viii he
taken for confessed and >cs for hearing eN-parte.
y copy Of the order;
D. \. IEADERiCk,
ianl6-4y ptS5 C!e!l, ana Master.
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headquarters Army OF THE ONO. !
Knoxville. Tenn, Nov. {, 1868 ,
GENE2AL FIELD ORDERS

1lEAItI Ar Eho -AhN1 bf liE DHtH
Knoxville. Tenn NOv. {, Ie53-
GIN 2AL FIELD ORDERS.
No -
The Najor-G gnerel Commanding has learned with
surprise tEIt the commanding officers Of some Il The
newly organized Tennessee REGIMENTS have given
permission t. some Of their men 20 be absent from
their commands without referring the matter 20 thee
Headquarters. Their commanding officers are warn
Ell that repiton IF this ofenSe VII cost them their
commissions. And the men thu absent are com,
manded 10 return ~ their Regiments at oEce and I,
nor reported present by the lT,h inst they VIII h.
published as dcserters.
By command # Najor-Gcuerai Burnside
LEWIS RICHMOND. \. \. G.
NOvlI-9t
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Thomas J, Powell vs.. banlo7 G. HAYNES.

Thomas ]. Powell Is. Lento1 ., H8TneS
Tae detoudGilt LandoE c. Haynes. having le.j the
State Of Tennessee rs shown in the bil y I. oriIcf
that publication be lnAae for four Successive weeks
iu the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant TO
appear before the Cha4lcry Count IL Knoxville, on
the first Monday Of april next, tAsn and there 20
make his defense to tie bill or Tie same VIII l.
taken for confessed and set for bearing cN-pagte.
\ copy Of the order; Ae
Ia. GEAnER1Ck.
ianl6-tw pfS5 Clerk and Master.
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STAND BY THE OLD FLAG.

'The conspiracy is now known. Armies have been
raised, is levied to accomplish it. There only
two sides to the question. Every be fer the
United States, against il. There can be no
neutrals in this War-Only patriots trait
ors.''SrRPnEN A. DogGlAs at Chicago April II, '6l.
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Let Truth and Fasehood grapple; who ever knew
Truth put to the worse IN free and open encounter
MILTON.
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Sc If any man attempts to haul down the Ameri-
can Flag, shoot him On the spot.'-JonN A. DIX.
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1t hiss been learned with regret at this Office that
persons calling themselves loyal men, and profess
inc to le ..Wtbidiug citizens, forgetting the prin-
clp!cS upon which our Government is based. have,
IN some instances taken the law in theirown hands
and regardless Of good order have made themselves
Judges, and inflicted such penalties on the persons
and property Of their enemies as suited their own
views.
The United States forces are here for the purpose of
restoring law and order, and for the protection of
more than two wears been practscd on loyal c;ti-
these wrongs shall be TciresSed and the offenders
punished but it Inu,t be done in the manner pre-
scriIed by law. Al good citizens are, therefore.
depr2ddtors on either the persons property Of cit
izcns and TO Use their influence to prevent the COM
mission of any acts which either directly or III
directly bring the Union cause into disrepute.
Regulations viii be established at the earliest
practicable period, for tbs apprehension and pun
ishm@Ht Of those who have for SO long time lived
in open violation Of law and justice? ana IN adj
quate force will he used for enforcing these raula-
tloas. In the meantime, let our law-loying and
laW-abldlng citizens WHO have gained such an en-
yia5c reputation for their loyalty wait resting in
the fui assurance that their cause is the cause of the
Government and that it is in the hands OF those
who will use all needful efforts to restore law and
order and give to the wrongeI full and entire jus
tiye.
Officers and soldiers are hereby authorized to az
rest all persons guilty of lawless acts and report
the cases TO this Office.
by command Of
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janl6-4w prs5 Clerk and Master.
TEMPLE {, Rodgers vs.. William G, Swan,

Temple & Rodgers vs.. William G. Swan.
The defendant, Nm. G. Swan. having removed
from the State atsaonds that the ordinary pro
cess cannot be served him. stated in the bill
II Is or5ored that publication be made for tour sue
cessivc weeks III the Knoxville Wing notifying said
defendant to appear before the Chancerv Court ct
Knoxville on the first Monday Of April next then
and there to make his defense to the bill the same
Will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte.
copy Of the order:
ID. \. DEADERICk.
janlG-lw PISS Clerk and Master.
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The defendant. j. q. VI. Ramsey. having left the
Statcof Tennessee as shown in the bill: It's orfsrch
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before tho ChauyeTy Court at Knoxville on
the first Moudayof April uoE-, then and there to
make his dctrusc to the bill, or the sam. viii be
taken for confessed and set for hearing e. rarte.
\ copy OF the order:
d. \. DEADERICk,
janlG-lw Piss ti-ri, and Master.
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d. \. DEADERTCK,
Clerk aud lIastcr.
HEADQUARTERS CHEF OF ARTILLERY, J
Department Of the Ohio,
KaoTrHie, T57n- Jan. 9, 1864.

HEADQUARTERS CuIEF OF ARTrTLEryl
Department of the Ohio
EJ,afrVZe Tom. Ian. 9 1864
c,-.,.,..,- O,,-,.,.. ~ .
'N'''' -" NNp"HS w D.
II. Hereafter no more than two passes 70. eac-
Tor enlisted lAen to visit this city unless on duty
Enlisted men found IN the streets OF this CITY With
n,. - ,b, 'r ~o ~, ,; he Nv
and turned over to Major Shannon, I00th O. Z. L.
10 Ia put to work on the Deirncos Of this Post
All 'Couyal4scants found in dance houses or houses
Of lI-famc. viii be deemed able to work on the De
fences.
Col Scvin l0Gth @. Y. I. commanding Post, is
charged with the execution Of this order.
BY command Of
Brig. Gen. TILLSON.
". ". Dean. Lieut. & 4 \ y G.
Hg,Tgt-,rTr-,z DrrART,?EET OF THE ONO,
Knoxville. Tenn. Jan 6. 1864. I
,,-.-. @. -
"iNLEAL NFD'NS W. o.
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Trigg & Temple VS., Lyon & Ramsey, Trustees, &c.
The defendants. J. G. u. Ramsey and Thomas c.
Lyon, have removed from the State, or 50 abacond,
that the ordinary process, cannot be served them,
stated in the BILL II is o12lld that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing, notifying said defendant. to appear before
the Chanccry Court at Knoxville, on the first Non
day Of April next, then and there to make their de
lcnse to the bill the same VIII be taken for con
ltssod and set for hearing cx-partc.
\ copy Of the order:
ID. A. DEADERTCK
jan16-'w PISS CIerI; and 1Iastcr.
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OFFICE PRoyOsT MARSHAL GEM OF T.. Tenn
knnxEilln T.nn- OF 6 ISEG


Knoxville Tenn, Oct 8, 1858. !
CIRCULAR 70. >.
WHEREAS The Rebel forces in Upper and Lower
East Tennessee have been engaged in the wsHton
seizure and destruction Of the property of Union
rSen which has. according to representations made
ut this office. in numerous instances pointed out to
them by citizens Of rebel .ympathies and whereas,
It hes been threatened that Union citizens shall be
visited with fire and sword and the threat has
already been carried out hy the arrest, nprison-
ment, and maItreatmcnt Of Union men, tor no al
legged crime hut that of LOYALTY to their Governments
and whereas it is the wish and intention Of the
Commando of this Department not to destroy, but
to pro.ect private property as Is shown by the diff
ferent Orders issued on that subject, and the public
punishment IF party who was convicted of COM
hitting dcpreidtons; and whereas. it Is not the de
sire Of those in authority to arrest quiet and orderly
citizens or modest them merely on account Of the
opinions they may have held. it IS, therefore,
G,dsrci, That. with q view Of bringing such bar
barous practices - end the seyerest retaHatorv
measures shall be adopted. In every case where
Union man has been arrested and Is held in cOutHe
ment prominent Rebel, or active Rebel sylnpa-
thizer living IA his vicinity shall be arrested and
held in close confinement IS a hostage and be sub
jet IN all respects, 10 the same treatment and pun
ishment which the Union man receives at the hands
o. the rebel authorities until his release from prison
and restoration t. liberty; and further
In all cases where it can DC shown that the pro-
perty of [ Mon men has been seized or waHtoniy
destroyed the property Of rebels and of citizens Of
r-b-si syupathigs IN the neiEhburhood where such
destruction has occurred shall he taken and held by
way Of realization and Tor the purpose of indeInni-
fyinE [ uion citizens fer their losses.
BY command Of
BRIG.-G Eo. :. p. CARTER
Prorost Marshal Gsaesri or L. Tam.
iau9 Il. Ii. THoMAS, \. y. A q.
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CLOVER SEED
For lie 1t my o-ice.
jan2 Z. II. CARDW ELL
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One square, of ten lines Of bo5Jrgeos, one
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Each continuance Of same advertisement. 80
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Liberal discounts will be made to those who
advertise literally Having los; thousands by
Advertising no advertisement viii be inserted
without ayment IN adrdace, or some respOn-
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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OFFICE PRoyOsT MARSHAL. GIN. or T. TEN.
knoNvillt, Tenn. Nov 5th. 1858.
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Circular No. >

OFFICE PEovosT MAEsHAL. GEN L OF f. Tenn :
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. Is, 1868. !
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BRfG-GEN. S. P. CARTER.
Irocost .UorShai General Of T. Ta,.a
H. II. Thomas, \. A.A.G.
OFFICE PEOyosT MARSHAL GEN L OF f. TENH- !
knnNyillc. Tenn. Sent. Is. 1859.

hhrANllI', IGnnT ocpt Is, 1913.
CRcTLAE 10 ,.
It is reported at this Office that many persons
have boon allowed to take the oath Of allegiance by
Provost Nar>hals belonging to the different Divis-
ions ana Brigade~ Of the I'D Army Corps who ere
evidently acuatcd solely ly a desire TO protect or
reclaim their property, to escape the punishment
which their deots have Justly mertod. Many com
paints are, consequently being made by Union
men Of undue tniyncy to Sece-sionists and Seccs-
sion Sympathizers in this respect. IN fut1rc It IS
determined not to permit any person to take the
oath Of allegiance Who cannot furnish satisfactory
proof Of his sincerity and good faith; and against
whom no crime is charged that would subject him
to criminal prosecution, to a civil suit for in
iureS sustained by loyal men under the reign Of the
so-cslad Southern Confcderacy. or against whom no
acts OF haraSsing Union men can he proved.
Tie practise Of discriminatcly arrcsting citizens
against whom no charge hut that of Secession sym
pathizer exists, should he discontinued. It Is not
the policy Of the Government to disturb citizens
who are and have been quietly att .ndin2 L. their
business, simply for the opinions they may have
held.
Whom ary specific crime Is alleged against citi-
zen. charges should always he made in writing. to-
gcthor with the names and residence Of tn. wit
ncsscs by whom they can be proved, and these
charges should be handed over to the officer in
charge Of the prisoners, ut the time Of the arrest
or ;s soon after as practicable and forwarded with
the prisoners to this Office.
BY command Of
BEIG.-GEN. S. P. CARTER,
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The Russian government is sid to be pre-
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Pr0c0yI N1TgTaI EcIer0I0 Of z. 7cNH.
iau9 II. II. Thomas. \. y. \. G.
OFFICE PRoyosT MARSHAL GES'L OF =. Tenn
Knoxville Tenn, Sept. %, 1868.
CIRCULAR No J.
All persons who have any knowledge of the muir
der of Union people in East Tennessee within the
past two years, Of other ouragcs committed upon
them, on account Of their loyalty to the United
States Government, requested to furnish this Of
fee with all such information, together with the
names and residence of witnesses by whom the facts
can be substautiated in order that measures may be
adopted to bring the guilty parties to Justice
BY command Of
BRIG-GEN. s. p. CARTER
P7'srosf NtlShaI General Of f. Tam
iau9 II. II. THOMAS. AA.A.G
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CIRCULAR No. 9.

OFFICE PEovoST MARSHAL GEN'L OF f. TRNN ,
knoXVills, Tenn Nov. 3D. 1853. J
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BRIG-GE H. ). p. CARTER.
Prorost Nu-ehri Gcurai Of T. 7s7r
L. \. GRATZ, Npg1r and 4. 4. A. q.
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OFFICE PROyoST MARSHAL GEN I. OF l.. Tenn, ,
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. :, 1868. J
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

MoBnE-ln onr las. issue We pub
lished despatch to The effect that 1000
Fede,a.s had crossed the Perdido from
PEI sacola. We now learn that Fort
Morgan is closely invested by sea arr
lar-l, we suppose by these forces.
We have the following southe'n de-
spatches since:
Mobile, Aug. fr=teriANi Captain
Moore, with feu man- crptlrea N Hcu-
tenant and eight other wifh N launch
near Cedar Point
Mobile. Arr DI Fort Gaines sur
rendered air Aaving every gun dis
mouriel. oanssdersble havoc among the
parTisar colonel Anderson acted with
grsat eai'antfy'
MoS;.e Aug 2a.-5everal Federal
vests are crossing below distinctions
a lppcr bay. Scouts report that yezter-
say inornlng the Federal feet hauled up
cicse 70 Fort Morgan and oponed FIRE
Ibc Fort replied boldly, rrirpling two
vessels. The enemy have landed on the
eastern shore, and are plundering near
to'n. Clear.
stobile. Aug. 23.--Tbe enemy keep a
continuous FIRE on Fort Morgan-the in
vestment being complete.
We are unable 70 make any Fpeeula-
,ions regarding Fort Morgan at this dir
tance, but take it FIR granted unless re-
l,eved by a land attack. Il viii share the
fate Of Fort Gaines This will not
bring the enemy. it ia thought. any
nearer the capture of Mobile. Indeed
since thoir fleets can row pass in. We do
no' appreciate tie Importance Of our
holdiug Fort Morgan at all. The women
anG children. and other n0n-combatants
ara all requested and urged 70 leave ths
city. as the determination j. 10 defend il
TO the last extremity. We feel very
confident the enemy viii not succecd.
We nre glad to learn from the Federal;
that Admiral Buchanan is doing well
and his leg may, perhaps, be -avcd.
LATER.--Fert Morgan surrendered a
O'Clock on the $50, with 600 prisoner.
and Gen. Page. This ia from Farragut'.
official dispatch
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

CASUALTIES. Those who, three years
ago. witnessed the departure Of Captain
Candles company, composed Of the best
young men Of the country, filled with
proud and patriotic ardor for noble deeds.
can form come estimate a. the heavy
sacrifices that are being made far lille
cause IF Southern independence OF All
Sat noble band, only six are left capable
Of service. and their history is tho his
tory of almost every company that lcf,
US early in the war. Upon battle fields
aud in hospitals. many Of them have
slept their lart sleep, and others disabled
by sickness and wounds, have been com
pclled To retire.
The following list Of casualties recent
ly furnished us. will be read with sorrow
and sincere sympathy. by oil the COM
munity. At such heavy coet are our lib.
critics 10 DO won. If We faltrr now we
Do gross injustice to those who have paid
the price:
Losrer or Gan5le'r OH Company ~ Mc
rcrcrt 6ottlcs bctore Atlanta, on he
19th, 20h ard 2Sth Jzlv.
KILLED.
Col. Smith, Commanding Williams On 3
I'd Arkansas Dismounted Regiment.
l9tl,-Co H.--Jno II Austin.
- =
2sth s T Gray.
wnUNDEp--1aTH JULY.
John Kirk patrick knee, IL am.
putatcd.
Lewis Muldrow-Trist aud side.
slight
samuel Brooks-.shoulder.
j V Greon-Shoulder
X y Crank-Badly, arm and thigh,
arm amrrtated.
y 4 MeFaddin-fligltly in arm.
BOTH trrY-
J Z johnson.
- Sullivan. Of Spring Hill.
Alf Conway.
2sTH Jut.Y.
Joe " Thomas--In leg. since ampu.
tated.
J l. Land.
But one field officer left In Gen Ne.
Nair's old brigade
Only Hir ofthe qIi company left