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A Beautiful Document.

The following document is from the rebel
General of Longstrcets cavalry, and is in
tended to bolster up his SertS, after they had
been badly whipped by onc1hird of their
number 1t is in the handwriting of the
rebel General recently captured at the
front:
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY IN L. TENN,
January lst 1864.
holders Of the Cqra'yy-Wintcr has comic upon
Us when we are poorly prepared to withstand its
rigcr,
BY II series of accidents. which could not have
been forcscen we have been separated from the army
Vt which We formed part, and with which most of
you have So long served Your supplies of clothing
shoes and blankets have been suddenly cut OIL
May of You are known to be suffering from the in
clemency of the weather. Your wants have not been
overlooked. Steps have been taken to furnish YOU
with all that is needed Since you have been serving
in this Department you have borne the hardships of
n soldiers life, with exemplary patience. You have
often suffered from hunger Many of you have
bivouacled without covering-servcd without shoes
,ad almost in rags. These things have severely tried
YOU. You have crossed many deep and rapid streams
made many weary marches upon hungry and I'M
.hod horscs-fougbt on many fields and have rarely
failed in your encounters with the enemy. Many a
nTHNt NHoNllilt WIN kbN slc'Is MS last
slccp on the field Of battle. Our wounded Gil the
hospitals We have cause to blush for the conduct
of our comrades. You have but just finished hard
days fight.
For nine hours you fought against large odds.
You drove the cncmys cavalry before you with ease
and when it was reinforced by heavy columns of in
fantry you retired in order, and only left the field
when your cartridge boxes were exhausted. Nobly
you bore yourselves on that as ON other days. In
generous rivalry the men of Tennessee, Texas Gcor-
yia Alabama and Arkansas, WED with each other in
deeds of daring. Rarely if ever, has cavalry done
borne what YOU have during the last three months
BY such deeds as you have done, by such patience
and endurance as you have shown will our country
be made free, and we in triumph to the loved
ones at home. We have the nerve to do and bear
much more without murinuring, for such men
not born to be slaves.
But, comrades, some have tainted by the way, and
have basely deserted their colors. Prctexts they will
oiicr-excusc there is none. These men are now and
will while life lasts be objects of scorn and contempt
Time will not, cannot cflace the stigma. Some may
escape the shameful death that properly awaits
the traitor and the coward. Living, these dastarls
will hang the hsad from shame, and envy the patriot
whose grave is on the field of honor, and dying will
bcqueath to their children dishonored name.
Soldiers let us rather bear ourselves in this
great revolution, that when the last shot is fred we
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p Gen. Fosters Order 10. 4.

Longstrect is in great trouble because o
Mr.. Lncoms Proclamation. He writes
GEN. FOSTER that il is intended to encour.
age assertions. What will he think of the
following Order? Better write out another
protest
lIrAD-QuARrERs DEPARTMENT or THE Ono,
Knoxville Tenn. Jan. o, 1864. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. I.
l. To secure uniformity in the treatment Of do
sertcrs from the Confederate Armies the following
orders will be Observed:
Hereafter when such dcsertcrs come within our
lines, they will at be conducted to the nearest
Division or Post Commander who on being salts
fed that they honestly desire to quit the Confcdcr-
ate service, will forward them to the Provost Mar
shall General, at Knoxville who upon being satisfied
of the honesty of their intentions will allow them
to proceed to their homes if within our lines, upon
taking the following oath;
II ---1o solcmnly swear in the
presence of Almighty God, that | will hcncefortll
faithfully support protect, and defend the Constitu-
ton of The United States, and the Union of the
States Hereunder; and that | will in like manner,
abide by and faithfully support all nets of Congress
passed during the existing rebellion with reference
to slaves SO long and far not repealed, modif-
Cd or held void by Congress or by decision of the
Supreme Court; and that | will, in like manner
abide by and faithfully support all proclamstions
OF the President made during the existing rebellion
having reference slaves long and So far AS not
modified declared void by decision of the Supreme
Court. So help me Cod
H. Such desercr' will be disarmcd on surrender
end their arms turned over to the nearest Ordnanso
Officer who will account for the same
III. The Quartcrmaster, Engineer Subsistence
and Medical Departments will give such desertor.
employment when practicable upon the same terms
as to other employees in the United States Service.
" Such dcscrtcrs will be exempt from the mill
tary service of the United States.
By command Of
MAJ.-GrN. FOSTER.
HENRY CURTIS, JR, 4. T. q.
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Knoxville, Saturday, Jan, Q, 1864.
Our Cincinnati Agency.

CAPT A. L. blunt, late of Cleveland,
Fast Tennessee, is our Agent at Cincinnati,
and will weekly bring ont fifteen to twenty
thousand copies Of our paper TO furnish
subscribers in the loyal Strtcs, The paper
will be an exact copy Of the one issued here,
and the arrangement will save MS from heavy
expenses in the transportation of ink, paper
and other materials. lie has the subscribers
names for the loyal States, and will supply
them regularly.
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Sale of 0ld Wagons.

! will s.ll to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, ON Saturday the 10th instant, in Il
lot North Of town, II large lot of old rebel
Wagons, left here by the rebel absconding
army, All wagons, cprtS ana parts of both,
not wanted by the Federal army, will be
sold for what they may bring, 1t will ena-
bic many of our farmers who have been
plundered by rebels to fit out wagons for
home service, Beside, the iron will be val
liable to farmers, and there is quantity of
it. W. G. BRowNLow,
assistant Spec. .igt. Treas. Dept
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MARY ~ HEAVEN

MARY IN HEAVEN.
Dearest thou hast gone above
To Heaven, peace and rest, and love;
How could st thou wish on earth to dwell,
Since earthly sorrows none can tell?
Gentle, beloved aud peaceful ever
In Heaven thy rest will last forever,
With angels fair and seraphs light,
Thy hlssful home is.now so bright,
Where never comes the darksomc night,
And only sunshine grcets thy sight.
Dear Mary, Ger your harp above,
Look ON us now in plying love,
And dearest if the power is given,
For spirits bright to come from Heaven,
! pray the charge be given thee,
My guardian angel here to be-
In this dark sinful world of woes,
As dew makes fair the bushing rose,
Ministcring angels will Grace
Sorrows from each heart and fnce.
When sprng-timc comes with bcmteous flowers
And acrhyrs whisper through the bowers,
Upon the spot-hcr little grave,
The long green grass shall gently wave.
Sisters, brothers, tend that spot
With tendercst care-neglect II not,
Where you have laid her down to Sleep
No more to suffer pain or weep.
Mcthinks ] see her on the shore.
In floating robes, all white and pure
With fair, celestial band,
In that peaceful, happy land,
A shining crown upon her brow,
A harp within her hand.
To that holy, bcautecus shore,
Marys only gone before
So Faticr, Mother weep no more.
MARY DAVIS.
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DIRIlIf ARN

DIEp--ln East Knoxville, on the It'll December
1863 MARY K, daughter of VIM. NJ. and Josephine
J.. Alexander, in the 10Th year of her ago.
The following tribute from one of her school
mates, is given MS part of this obituary: c.
LouDoN, Tenn, Dee 18th, 1863.
Mrs. AierandG-I penncd these few lines in my
Journal on hearing of the death of my much-1oyea,
friend and school-matc, and thinking they might
be some consolation in y}Ur bereavement, send
them knowing You will pardon errors and believe
ntiortionntp1V dedicated IN vour
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n, r T Al
ooPy Vi oIioular hotteI SEM 10 inc various
Deputy Provost Malshals OF last Tennessee.
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at amount OF rent or other money pro-
c'eoS OF safes or profits OF any KIND are dae from
persons residing IN the county to dlsoyal citizens,
VINO He'd south as before stated, or are holding any
once under the rebel authorities, or are voluntarily
IN the rebel army.
Having asccrtaincd these matters, either fully or
us far as they relate 70 any individual, you will take
such measures as you may deem necessary or eNpe-
dent to collect the rent orohermoncy"ao SIS above
ana forward the same to TINS Office, stating from
whom 1t was received and to whom due ami for
what reason You Will give receipts to the parties
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Attachment.

STATE OF NESSEE-SENIE COUNTY
Randlc Henderson VS.. Paul Gist.-It appearing
from the affidavit of the plaintiff in this case that
the defendent is indebted to him one hundred dol
lars, with interest, and that the deicndent has alb
seconded or so conccals himself that the ordinary
process Of law cannot 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 it IS ordered by me that publication be
made in the Knoxville Wing for four successive
weeks that the defendant appear before me the
the third Saturday Of May, 1864 and made his de-
fence to said attachment or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing OK parte
ian9-4w pfSj2 ISAAC TROTTER, JP.
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NEW STOCK
Reduced Prices
GOODS ALL BOUGHT DIRECT FROM
MANUFACTURERS FOR CASH ONLY

win superior flcadics IN cray department,
re ofcr II oW customers and tie trade our
fdH stack al Hardrdre anil Cutieu nor on
dand and constantly airing from foreign and
american Na9gac'ayaS.
Our stool, includes the following, in large
quantities viz:
Butchers File, and Rasps.
Mos, Il CANDLES File, and Rasps.
Spear ~ jackson, Saws and Edge Tools
i. G. Lconards Shoycls End Spades
Amcs
Rowl0nds "
Lppncott-
Columbus Manure and Hay Forks.
Shovels and.Tungs brass and iron.
Polished Fire Sets, endless variety
l0JO dozen Curry Combs all grades .r
Horse and Shoe Brushes.
Emery and Sand Paper .v.g
1000 dozen lamcs for Army use.
Double barrclcl Shot-guns and Rifles
Percussion Gaps, all kinds.
Colts, All.n's, md Smith Il Nelson's Rcyolv@s;
Wostcnholms Pocket Cutlery.
Buntiugs
Marsh, Bros. & COS
Wade ~ Butchers Razors.
Russclls Table Cutlery
Lamson, Goodnow ~ Co.'S Table Cutlery:
lyory-hnlcd Table Cutlery
Marsh. Bros Il Co.'S Table Cutlery.
John Wilson's Butcher knives and Stccls.
Wards
Novelty Locks and Latchcs.
Norwalk
Uimlct pointed Screws. .,
Tucks, Brlds and Finishing Nails. ,,
1000 dozen Avcs-Manns, Collins Hunts, Lippiii-
colts, and the celebrated AZ. g. Leonard brand;
Spinning Wheels and Whcc-hcads for Flax, Wool
or Cotton
Cotton and Wool Cards
Log Coil and Halter Chains
100 casks Walkers Trace Chains.
Genuine ilcmmings Fish Hooks and Needles.
Spurs, all kinds.
Camp Knives, Playing Cards
Looking Glasses, Manila Rope.
5000 kegs Wheeling Nails, &c. &c.
Together with every other article
in the Hardware line. which We offer
10 cash and prompt time buyers I'd
lowest prices. East or West.
Z. G.. LEONARD & CO.,
J5 Pearl Street.
Nov lin
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PICTUREs Mr.. T. VI
Schleier, Artist from Nashville has established a
branch gallery in this city His place of business is
next to General Carriers headquarters where he is
ready to furnish every style of pictures such pho
tograpbs, carte. dc vste sterrcotypes Sc Call and
zee specimens
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may return to our homes our wives, children, and
friends, with ~ blot on our nimcs but proudly con-
scious that we have done our whole duty and have
overcome hunger aud cold, fatigue and want rs well
us conquered our insoIont foes Then indeed will
history record, aud postorily admire your deodt
along with those of the bralc men who suffered at
Valley Forge and triumphed at Yorktown,
by order of
Maj, Gen, WILL T, MARTIN,
Comdg Cav in East Tenn,
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naAp Having no mails, subscribers must
get their papers by private conveyance as
best they can. This is their look out, not
ours. We deposit papers in our Office or in
the Post Office WHOM SO directed.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale on reasonable
terms, for cash house and lot with four rooms and
a cellar, suited to family of half Il dozen. This
lot adioins the Temperance Hall lot. For further
particulars apply to me at Van Gilders store.
ian9-iws JOHN KEMPSIIALI.
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IIEAUquA RTERs ARMY ~ TUE ONO, ,
Knoxville. Tenn. Nov. G, 1868.

IIEAUqu ARTERs ARMY ~ TUE OHIo,l
Knoxville Tenn, Nov. c, 1868.
GENERAL FIELD ORDEEs,
No.27.
The Mator-General Commanding has learned with
surprise that the commanding Officers If some Of the
newly organized Tennessee Regiments have given
permission to some Of their men 30 De absent from
their commands without referring the matter To these
Headquarters. Their commanding olic, are warm
cd that rcpition of this olchsr will cost them their
commissions. And the men thus absent are com
mandcd to return to their Regiments at once and ii
not reported present by the 9Th inst they will he
published as descrters
BY command Of Major-Gencra BURNsiDE
LEWIS RICHMOND A.AG.
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OFFICE PGoyosT MARSHAL GEN'L OF +. Tenn,
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct 6, 1868.

hH'ANlliNi ithil, Otl y, 1000.
CIRCULAR No. >.
WHEREAS, The Rebel forces in Upper and Lower
East Tennessee have been engaged in the wanton
seizure and destruction of the property of Union
men, which has. according to representations made
at this Office in numerous instances pointed out to
them hy citizens Of rebel ymputhics; and whereas,
it has been threatened that Union citizens shall be
visited with fire and sword and the threat has
already been carried out by the arrest impri.on-
ment, and maltrcatment of Union men, for no al
legged crime but that of loyalty to their Government;
and Whereas il is the wish and intention of the
Commander Of this Department not to destroy, but
TO protect private property as is shown by the diff
ercnt Orders issued on that subject and the public
punishment of party who was convicted of COM
hitting deprcdaions; 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, il is, therefore,
Ordered That, with view of bringing such bar
barous practices to an end the scyeres retaliaory
measures shall he adopted. In every ease where y
Union man has bean arrested and is held in conine-
ment, a prominent Rebel, or active Rebel sympa-
thzer, living in his vicinity, shall be arrested and
held in cp-e confinement as a hostage, and bc sub
iec in all respects TO the same treatment and nun
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 all eases where it can be shown that the pro
pcrty Of Union men has been seized or wantonly
destroyed the property of rebels and of citizens Of
rebel sympathes in tile ncighborhood wh.rc such
destruction has occurred shall be taken and held by
way Of retaliation and for the purpose of indcnn-
flying Union citizens for their losses.
BY command Of
BRia.-GEN S. P. CARTER,
Pro-ot Norsig, General If +. 7trr.
ian9 Il. II. THoMAf, 4. a &c.
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/ OFFICE PROvOsr MARSHAL GEN'L OF l.. Tenn.
Knoxville Tam Sept Is, 1868. !
/ CIRCULAR No B.
! II is reported at this office that many persons
have been allowed 10 take the oath Of allegiance by
| Provost Marshall, belonging to the different Diyis-
ions md BrigadeS of the 23d Army Corps, who arc
evidently actntcd solely by desire to protect OF
reclaim their property or to escape the punishment
which their deeds have justly mcrited Many com
plants are consequently, being made by Union
men Of undue lcnicncy TO Sccc,sionSts and Stcrs.
sion Synm'hizers in this respect In future 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 or to civil suit for in
uries sustained by loyal men under the reign of the
so-callcd Southern Confcdewcy, or against whom no
acts Of harssng Union men can be proved.
The practice of Unfortunately arrcsting citizens
against whom no charge but that of Secession Sym
pathi2cr exists should be discontinued. Il is not
the policy Of the Government to disturb citizens
who are and have been quietly att tending to their
business, simply for the opinions they may have
held
When any specific crime is alleged against citi-
zen, charge, should always be made In writing, to-
gchcr with the names and residence of the wit
ncsscs by whom they can be proved, and these
charges should be handed over to the officer in
charge of the prisoners, Mt the time of the arrest
or as soon after rs practicable aud forwarded with
the prisoner, to thi. acc
BY command Of
BkIG.-GES. S. p. CARTER
ProroSt lurSiai Gclcldi If J.. Tenn.
jano H. II. THOMAS \. \. A.G.
OFFICE PRoyosr NJ SisIAL GEN'L OF T.. Tenn,
Knoxville Tenn Sept. %, 1863.
CIRCULAR No. t.
All persons who have any knowledge of the muir
der of Union people in East Tennessee within the
past two ycurS of other outrages committed upon
thcm on account Of their loyalty to the United
States Government, requested to furnish this Of
flee with all such information, together with the
names and residence of witnesses by whom the fac.
can be substantatcd in order that measures may be
adopted to bring the guilty parties to Justice.
By command of
BRIG.-GEN :. 7. CARTER,
Irorost Ndrshai General of T.. Tam.
iang II. II. Thomas, A.A.A.G. =
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OFFICE PEoyosr MARSHAL GEM or l.. TENN,1
Knoxville, Tenn Sept. Is, 1868. !

ODrIII- pU.,--., VI ,v-u,, Cr,--, o,. N 'r,-,-,
'''''" ""''ai " N r1 W. VIA = w a. itNN"
H"oN'"'V' ''"'' 0't' - 1910
CIRCULAR No, >.
If has been learned with regret ot this Office that
nors,r. ,,II;r,, tbc,,,.,l,.s l,',l ,,,,r ,ul ,f,
inr 10 he hw-obidinr citizens forgctting IN, nrin-
cplcs upon which orr Government !. IosoJ bnyc
i'm .o,nr nstoucos t,l,p tb LAM. il, tboir y,, b.,l
and regardless of rood order have made tbcusrlyc,
idrcs md inflicted such rnuItios nm ,br rc,.sor.
and propcrty of thor cn,n,i., NJ suitel ,hrir ,vn
-. - $3.50 ''
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OrucE PRoyosr MARsliAL GEN'L or T., TENN.
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. @, lsil !
CRcrLAR No. Is.

OFFICE PEoyusr MARslfAf CAST or l., TENNg
Knoxville Tcnnp Jan, @, l5ji !
CRCrtAR No, Is.
All Groccrs, Merchants Suffers, and oth.rs OF
whatever name who are doing business in Knox
Vile, or Vicinity and dealing in supplies Of any
kind which are brought into East Tennessee hudcr
the regulations established by the Treasury Depart
mcnt, Tor under the Custom House regulations are
hereby forbidden to sell or otherwise dispose Of any
such supplies TO- on for the benefit of any di,oyal
person or persons; and all such Groccrs, Merchants,
suffers and others are further forbidden 10 sell or
otherwise dispose of any such supplies until the
pcrson desiring to purchase or obtain such supplies,
any article portion thereof shall have first cN-
hibitcd II certificate of his or her LOYALTY to the
United Statce obtained ut this Office or copy Of
the oath of allegiance to the United Su,sc3 taken by
such person and duly authenticated byau officer on
the Stail of the Provost Marshal General ot East
Tennessee, or by n Deputy Provost Marshal Of one
of the counties of East Tennessee
This order i. TO take effect from and after the date
of. its ISSUE and any violation or evasion Of the
same, in any degree will subject the offender to the
immediate and entire coniscation of his stock and
such other punishment It's shah be awarded hy the
Judgment Of Il military commission.
The only persons excepted frow the provisions Of
this order are United States Officers and Soldiers in
their proper uniform, and citizens Of known and
undouhtedloyntyt to the United States. Bat .hould
the parties above mentioned sell to persons without
certificate of loyalty, or oath of allegiance to the
United States, under the suppositon that they are
loyal, when they are in fact disloyHl tho cJnsC-
quonccs must rest with the seller,
ANY person holding certificate or having taken
the oath Of allegiance who may be detected ia pur-
chasing supplies for, or furnishing them TO disloyal
persons, will be arrested and tried bcior. military
commission
Bycommand of
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UNION FOR THE SAKE OF UNION.

Now by Saint Paul, the work goes brayely on,
The Stars and Stripes Gre up for Liberty
Flag Of the Nation-Ta'man Of the Frecl
Cursd be tho hand that darcs to pluck thee down.
Traitors may trnmple-kebol States dsown,
The clouds Of war encompass land and seal
The stars may fall from heaven, but not from thee
Thy rainbow stripes shall stand whilst stands the sun
Upi fresmsn, up! No more concession now
Act! actl The hour for words is mora than past.
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COUNTY COURT..KNox COUNTY,

Jas H. Lone. and others Petition hl
Henry A. and Jno II. Loncs. J Partition Of Land
TT appearing from the allegations in the petition;
ncd in this cause that Henry \. Lones is nom
resident of the State Of Tennessee 1t is ordered BY
the Clerk that publication be made in the Knoxville
Wing and Rebel Nentator, newspaper published
in Knoxville, requesting the said Henry A. Loncs
to appear ut County Court to be held for the cour-
ty Of Knox at the COURTHOUSE in Knoxville, on the
first Monday Of January, 1854, to answer, plead or
denur tn -ad petition. the same will be taken rs
confessed aud the cause set for hearing MS to him.
WM CRAIG,
Clerk County Court Knox county.
NoVil-iw-prs fee So.