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Brutal Murder Of Soldiers.

Several soldiers and officers Of the First Tehnes-
see Cavalry, who in the Sight st franklin, and
were wounded we're 1t their homes on fariough, sad
were captured the other day Ia Hancock county,
Lieut.. stapieton was taken cat, and after HE body
was pierced with several bullets, his brains were
beaten out by the rebel soldiers with the butts Of their
gans. Lieut.. For was also captured and takea OF
and bis fate i NOT known. This Is the treatment
wounded soldiers receive when captured By these
wild hsasts these desils inearnate. these marderers
thieves and AssassinS, and imps Of hell And yet
when we csptare thsse most diabolical bgshwhack-
ems, they treated as prisoners of war, and are
afier time, exchanged - prisoners.
The rebel ctizess, who have promising sons in the
rebel service give infor,naton Of certain Federal
soldiers being at home and cause these raids Into
their Heighlorhoods. When next or Tennessee
troops get into tee sections, We hope they win have
the manHs to hang ihe guilty rebels as they come
tothen, and apply the torch 70 what they have In
the way Of this vorlas goods. We have ell been
foong with these inesFaAse devils, and The sooner
we cease 70 trfe with than the better Il win b. for
cur families and ouF country.
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wholesale Murder In Polk COuaty.

A raid Of birty.sir rebels easae into Polk county
last week, and murdered iert-oac unioa mcn, citi-
Eens, making ne distinction between the cid and
young. Such barbarIty and cold blooded murders
never were heard Of We have about Loo twelve
months nsa In MeMlnn and Bradley. wha. are
they about tina. they have not cleaned cut Polk
county, We have advised tbs indIscriminate
slaughter OF these rascals al the time We advise
Il yet and dsnoauee the praetice of taking such
men prisoners. untl our men rise 70 eur standard
and make clean sweep Of these gusFriilAs. we are
no. TO have any peace in the country.
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Violations OF the Trade Regulations,

The following letter from perfectly reliable
man, disclesss bad stats 81 things in Cleveland
and state Of things that we premise shall be met
and cured
CLEyELAsp, TKxR, Dec. 2, 1854.
Dr. w. O. Brosrn5oss Much complaint is Sun
made here about trade. Mr.. Foggutt under-
stand, has six permits With as many lame soldiers
frcH, other States Not single oae 81 them 3 with
him. lie has eli the -. eco worth OF goods IN one
store and has a. nierk& Frank Ragsdaie who used
10 be Depot Master fof the c. s. A. Bin 6ssut
rebel Pcstnaster on the train and also here and
othef--Ti bla--and only one Union man about his
store. Don't you think We have reason 20 com
plain And are not the Regulations grossly vio-
lated in such procpedings According 10 what Mr..
Barngtx told me, mo man who whe has once been
identified as a rebel or engaged In the rebsliinu,
in any way whatever, can be 10 any way connected
With trade ssorsAA The Regulations cay, s<3Rch
men can expect nothing but 10 live.
What have you done with DR. Mahoucyg WIN
You write msf @
We win add, for the information Of the public,
that Cleveland i not open 10 trade and give 10
permits to soldiers or any ethar class ef nen fos
that place, and win give hnne until Gen. Thomas
sanctions the sntsvdaction of trade stores there
II stores permitted there by the military author
Try have rebel Depot Agents and Psstmasssu en-
gagged In the trade, tiose stores win be clcsed: ~
goods win be seisod and conascated and thai very
ssoR.
A. regards Or MAhoney, 50 much evidence Is
aea We're Of his having acted with the rebels thai
he cant &c. any permits IN the future 10 sell gooas
in Easi Tennessee.
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rs ,neal u nsbsa essslh1l eheeA tNse hilh hexR
Saea band ~ he NaasIks graAd 1rxI ~ tssezs6
ksve t.an .issch1srSd. Il 81 s thelf hsss len
bsatd. rhs, lslss plsasa = W. II enfesssah
ana ssasaanee be rresaasmgA Ainhety cath eha
,fon hi. plea Aasc bssn discharged retsaln bad
cases haze been sans On 10 tie nest session q 90
ccatt.
TAefe afe usahy end loud esmrlainss aAdenesins
The discharge # seine d ihses men, khcwa e BE-
sle very worst men ID nass Teslas.ea We shlnk
Il eli Nrpag and sAaif indictment and hrress =
perfect fFco bat We attach DE blame 10 The ainrss
u ptoslan.asseh snA shs iaxs q esasess. snacssd
Ia pursuance thereof These scpandtsla asd tsah
sots however hare nst pusne 81 with - little dAsns
age e many d oar friends may suppose Thas
hsve been Eossgsa apaa by i've Assaies, sud eassn
ont md destroyed They have hsd The Gusts q
their indictments asd arrests % pay, ard the Judge
requires These 10 he PAID Ii hand bsfote they are
released And In addition "a Al Tin They have had
heavy fees 10 Peg otefta ihels lawyers 81 II least
they have had their payment % secure. In word,
they are pretty wsIl hsuken un and have got their
southern rights upon large and fseliag scale.
one word ~ ~ these amnesty mon. Thosa 81
them Who have taken the ostA In gcca faish, and
behave themselves ~ men, and a. their cath enioslA
sheala be protected and tFsasea with respect. One
in ave Of them may % this ha. la the ost q them
Ne have no confidence. Those cf uss1a who run
nto CHS city for protection against outraged union
soldiers aud outraged Onion families when our men
90 Up the country, aud again Retnrn home when the
rebel forces come down, and post up the enemy =
10 our strength and works shpala Be spos1ed, s. We
have no doab. they win be. WheFethe Court has
failed 10 do them jussice let our soldiers do H. By
giving them 10 know thai bat party can lvein ihis
thi. country. There bad men and corrupt villains
10 East Tennessee who hare syaiIed themselves
Of the amnesty oath--men who have caused the
arrest and murder Of Uhion men and the destita-
sion Of their famIlirs who ought 10 die. and die
quiesy, but by ali means die
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WfLsNarox, Clinton Co, O., Ney. -.
Three weeks ago mother, MFs Clara Ryan, With
seven small shiidrel, nom Pinlr Springs, Grain
ger county, Tsasessss thirty mile east ftom Knox-
vile, ssriyed It this place The long and tedious
Journey, The harashIps eRdarsd, and tia constant
care Of her lltth ones were TOO much for her crush.
Cd heart and fhaii bOdy On the sd last paaeefal
death, while trusting In her savior, ended al her
suscrings. Just before her departure tAs afflicted
uAothef called her dear ehidTen 70 her beSi-sisle
placing her hanaA slsFsay ala IN death. on their
heads sha blessed thens, aud Ia prayer ccEaRisted
her liitie aeek 20 The nithfd care q Z conyenant
keaFtnx aod Thponnh she kiRdness a IL ailssps,s
the aFFsngsmspts fef hee faEaral we're Ssf7 lcouas
Ing. Her FsaaiRs, ID : neal coda, we're taken -
the Methnilst Chafch, which ves val alIed via
sympAiAiEsng eoags .sioa The services ware
conducted ey hsf. 4. Msh4at pastor - Ne ehnseh
assisted By The Rev. b NJ Clllaas TIE sesaa Wa
very SOLEMN aud impressive IAa seven Eaoshatlssa
children around the bier moeea ne heara al al he
songregalioa, and stirred dsep and earntsf sysnpa
Thy In thslf behalE The Tsnsainz wera buried in
the hesntisal semeiFy neaF the siilaea snsntIy h.
ri anil che DAY 81 lnnaafl asssEnt ss|e sshsh
.khey shal sleep II Jesus - asa trina wisA Ma.
1hls Aaa1AeE VA sictlm . he uaaheia Ana uiek-
s4nees Is rakenien. Her hashana, James Rsan.
Nlsh bar ae1iA snllslsa b The ualaa army IN ths
hef home. Fe4aeed nee % peseasg, and eoa1psllea
hse d lnass ~ aalatel hosnsslsai - ana protse
tlea and kils9neas eaAeag s.sengem I've ~ heF
bEaEs aea slad "a he seF4lga Aa1 nofhng Aas bean
keari 81 tha Aal1sad And fkf othar INC eana shea
NaF AsEkE 4 he cgphans ntIi b Well eared fae and
L SAY relatives e aiend1 e .ha aalpspd hniy ~
size laEsies lnfselaesiuk Il "a b faEnislspd. hF
writing g His. a. Melieneys Nllmlngtea cliasea
eoaakys Gale. FRIxszD.
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The rebels in the rebel army hook 10 The SAUNDERS
# vur paper that work their way through the
lines with great deal ~ interest are told 10
learn The state of things in this city. w" don't
know What Is in The wind, and IL We did, We shoaid
not tell the rebels But arc familiar With Knox
Vile aud hook upon its muddy streets and surround
ings every day. Major General Stoneman Is here
and i. backed mp with geod set Of eficers and rs
many troops a. he wants, provisions forage and
ammunition And il any rebel command, from
Lee down 10 Hood wishes 10 enjoy life in the in
terror let them come this way. We should be
pleased r. see some fooi-hsrdy rebel command,
either great OF small come raiding upon Knoxville
and buiting up against what some Of their sympa-
thi1ers elssseIly style these Niger Notifications.
Take as GA either side Of the river boih sides At
oree. and We shall show you slife on the ocean
wave and home in the rolling deep Most Of
sou started cIi swearing that you Rtendsd u die
in the last ditch We have that ditch prepared.
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Advance In eur Charges for Sabscrip.
tlans,

In consequence 81 the ineReSss cosl Of paper lnk
wages. fuel, and ether materials The Proprietor Of
the KxoxvIllw wHIa has beea compelled 10 nd
vance the prico II subscriptions and advertising.
This sse has leen taken Reluctantly, but from Hs
solre Necessity and AFTER mature deliberatson. We
have had either 20 do this or suspend publication
and we know that cur Union friends don't want eur
paper TO stop. A few facts sisted may serve ~ az
excuse for this reform.
The ,,sr.r laid down 10 us herr, before tho rebel
lien. al 81 per rsala, now cosi Us ELEyKs DOLLARS
Ink Is 6cssss labor Is dpsbte; erevccd = sescfe
aud an We purchase 80 live upon, OF carry on the
c.. costs tsrio. or t1ses the prizes paid before the
rehcIl,op We were the arst Publisher In East Ten
ns~sec in 1883, 10 pat dowa weekly paper 10 rive
peIIAKs per year, and we have been The iHst to
raise 20 higher rate As soon - circumstances
viii Iassify Il, we viii return 10 Old prices. This
war viii be put down in the course ~ the year 1855
and then the eolntry viii he relieved Of the high
rrice. which are draining the Of business
men. and ne shall be among the art 10 return iothe
cid rnte.
In future we must have TuRKE DOLLARS per
vssr. and those sending Ne oEK or TWO poLtkRs,
viii have the paper furnished for fAird or t'co-
thirvks II yeSz Our advertising rates win be sd
vaneea in proportion In the meantime NC solicit
the continued support Of the friends If the Govern
meat and the enemies Of the Rebellion; and Ia
turn we promise 10 SIGHT for the one and the ether,
until victory Perchsa upon cur standard.
w G. BRowSLowi
Editer ssd FrvpFist0f
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Important Order.

HEADoR, 5 ARMIKS or FHg UNITED STATES.
Is FHE FIELp. Va Nov. II, 1854
The following orders are re-publi,hed fer
the information and guidance OF sli cor
cerned:
Hereafter deserters from the CoRieders!s
army, who deliver themselves up 10 tas
United States forces, viii, on taking an ya.b
that they viii not again take up arms da
ring the present robellioR, be furnished sub,
sistenee and free transportation t0 thsI
homes, Il The same are within Federal ~
cnpatiOn,
IL their homes are not within such lines.
they will be furnished subsistence. and Ifg,
transportation TO aay point in the Norih-
eFn States.
All deserters who take the oath u; sils
glance, will, ii they desire It, be gwen Ca
ployment in the QuarteFmasters and 9th
or Departments OF the Army, aBd the same
remuneration paid them a. j. given to CIV.
Han employees for similar ssrviec,
Forced military duty, or service eudaRS
ering them 90 capture By thc Contedrrst'
hrees, will not be sNacto3 trola such as give
themselves up % the taited States military
Authorities.
Deserters who bring horses or ma!eS LIio
our BneS viii. oR delivering the same 70 'he
Caayt.reaastcr's Department, receive IN
money the highest prices such horses and
mules are worth.
IN command OF Lieut. Cen Grant.
L s. BowERs,
A A. 4
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Notice 10 The Delegates.

sheuld the road bs cleared os8t between here ana
ssshyilleas Il i believed Il SiIl bstbe delegates
10 the Convention WIN start from here on Friday
the sth inslaHt, By the fnorning train. ThAs viii
give then ample tine 70 &c. there against Monday
tbe istb the day Of meeting. Should the delegates
be able 70 go their papers viii be procured or them
By those who I've here some gentleman representing
eAsh oosaiy uniting 10 shs application Ies this be
tie understanding aid 10 "a nleaawhils await the
result o. the eonaiet between the rebel and Federal
aFEnss now going on In Middle Tennessee
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i tl,s.ss ia, II. Il ! ssissa ssss ~
'bIIeslhs Esses.Els aad feshsIsa Nhssa ssts
....sszi & II Aaa saelIs kaAilss lalsg -
ls,s shss
9nsssza. rs etnssntlt s 8 conf a 81 ley Il
,,l,' fss.'s s.isel s. tha saantis q Easf Tsan4ssse
eail ehsfaaA they ere pfeaaqiea = aAaefstend atd
rufees The sislls. q shs loyal isgp.
eseSilas 81 Al Is hans Ilhe3n I'D Andtew t9hnsoa
S ID fl=sfiasy ard vIes RfsfsAfy Il ths y altea
sissss4 ana ~ kneanl lkeEf election y Raafahtss
skal tke fshaliion viii b psi aeWa.
Resisfd. ID, That s4eFT sahslasrallan 9 tishs
anl skpellsney ipah = Hell sssE...tse g ~ -.
81 thal aus elslnrnlsha4 hlloe citisen, WIlllatn
Is BsuwnI6w, az tks a1antg ~ Knokt 4 or thoiee
Rssslrsa "a, That ccplal q thsse asaoiHtlohs Be
Furnished the knoxsIle Wig Gbattaheoga GaEetsei
md he Nashville papers for psibiieatsoia -
Aisas the adoption d ttlssa saoIationa, Or.
Bfowniew wss eallpa on, sad very briefly ssapcHd-
ID, thanking The dalegases representing % aaahy
ooua.ss for he high eosnpIeat they had paid hins,
and Tor their aaaHinity IN slss adopslon q tAsse
rseoiusssns He ssHafea them thst u chosen sef tas
ofcs, Be would uas The Whole power q the State %
rid Kzai Tennessee Of al fshal thieves snd robbers
sF,i took lIs sest aniass prolonged applause.
Cei. wilson Dugxan, Of ssvief, wss introduced,
ss.d made ssnsfbls spsseh falloF loyalty and sd
prinelpiss. he Sss fepsstealy ehsared, No more
enthusiastic or important uisasing hss been hsa IN
East Tennesses incsthsrcbeIlica commenced. This
args delegation rprssenlsd correctly loyal pep
pie Of East Tennessee, have shows BY thair acsion
that che aaost loyal men IN AnRriea are the Union
men Of Hat tennessee.
On nlotioA, the Convention adjeufsed sias de-
SAMUEL r. Ropoxas, essir4naa.
L. G. EfouK, Secretary
December Oh, 1854
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A Good Nork.

The Chattanooga Ge=stts of the seth als- thus
announces the finishing cal of the Railroad from
Chattanooga 10 Atlanta;
FIsIsHKb--Ths work Of tearing up me Atlanta
read was eompieted yesterday The last SiYIslea of
the construction corps which leh Atlanta gathered
up and brought with II every car or engine at was
lying along the track rom that city to this place
From Rssacea 10 Dalton sveFy rail- tie and chair ns
In The hands OF The rebels Colonel W. W. wrighk
commanding the construction oorps hiss accomplish
cd . great saving 10 the Government IN this par
tienIsr.
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Ont Of Paper.

We src ,yut Of paper, aud can emily furnish tha
and psrt Of the edition Tor next week. IL after
that our paper does not conc cut. Subscribers viii
know that Il Is because we are oat Of paper. Our
supply IL somewhere betWeen Chattanooga and
Louisville il it has not been captured by the rebels
under Hood That rsjd- however, has about played
out and we expect more paper IN few days OF Al
most weeks. II the rebels have eaPtlred our suP-
rlv. we shall order moro and We shall receive be-
fore long This notice Is given in explanation OF
Hny failure to bring out cur paper in due tiVe
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- Tia highest cash psiee Pssa faf soaelssrs =
yoeolsrs Coz Communication Of raiisas esshsa--
Veaehsp given b thsea mArsial ana aslisasy
eosalaissun. cor sesvice - wltaas, dashed Il tks
lowest Fssss Vouchers and receipts gives b Quar-.
tssnaasssrs and ComaniasaFis collected. Ray sos
hasss Irss while iE ile ssFviea eelleeied ufieers
esasshcs aoeonAss pay aeegants. SAD 81 eiker &.
oonnss. nhaa on sod ealleaisa omtlaoasssof nssz
iaslsesslnes procured fsE eloau lFes ls Drlaanes,
eua1iafnaaasaEz saa esasnissFy DspAfsnthss; IS
kezFy = AaKneSaa, otsoo "a ille vest .ias e cav
stsses esss aAslk Beck Store, bstween caakerlaIsa
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Capt. BIouns's School.

Gaps. A. y Bloant who formerly taught school
with 20 much success in e1eyeiaad as again opened
aue school there and pronises 70 be saecessful--
He has a Hns sehool, and hae supply Of books snd
stationary, Els Academy l. rs-httsds and geOd
boarding houses can be bad On reasonable terins.-
To hanas The acs that 70 geod teacher has opposed
school there + tasiidsnt Bal We refer d his ad-
yersisemenl. Lss The yoaHg ladies and boys crowd
iHto that school, Ne have ne doubt they WIN Do
ahv having bsaa 20 IeRg kept from school.
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The Augusta, (tia.l CaFSaiets 4 Ssntissst, pFiass
the following extract fropa lelteF dssed Madison
Ga, November u
slf Gogsspar brown tails the truth IA biz mes
sasa We live under Wossa tyranny than wAs poa-
started Fer peace, 81 the posera Ia Riehmoaa or
Washingtea cannot stop ~ throw q Of. show rs
hOM 70 negotaie peint ont sone leader; Ia hin he
open. frank sad feaFleaA aud The peeple viii follow
as sure 6 the sun shines. Let kim Be man Who
can inspire confidence and equal 10 the task ef stop
ping tho niadnesa Of sAasa dayA
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Rehel freasment on Prlaoners.

a eitlzen bf du0rgia, afleF long delay and At .
gsess hazard, escaped from bondage and published
What he had ssen and know Of the erualtIes o. ire
rebels IN the New York Herald He says Of The
AndersonvEiie prison Whit Va have befofe known,
and Il proves The chivalry 70 be n.saner than the
stpqgs u Iadia
PRISON AT AspxasoSsfLLx.
In The spging Of the present year, he was taken %
AnderaunviIle, on enc aiis II Which Is . swamp
through which passes . small stream. From one
end Of the stream they we're compelled to obtain
their water and Il expected that The 6lsh OF ths
place should be washed 0at Of sba other. They we're
also sspsciea % WISH 10 this stream. Tbs water
becaaaa - alshy that tho the boys digging with
Whatever implements they were possessed of or could
steal or beg from the guard sunk wells SOME Of them
to the deVsh Of sixty iect 70 obtain pure water
They ctt shsig booss into strings in some Instances,
for cord 10 draw Il with, aad bad 70 seh yesseis
a. they could isy tbslt hands on for buckets.
with 20 many fnea-geneFaiiy somewhere be-
sveen ateen and thirty thousand - the numbof in
erased OF dimlnished--the swamp IN q sisost time
became anasterzbly dirty, 9 perfect seethiHg aud
sIushy mas Of puirsfacson the stencil fuIn which
vas horrible. II became putrid ihss II man bad
serasch on any part Of his body, bic hands or feet
or laS And this mud goa On thsnn, Il weald nlertify
aud gangrsns would commence a. The spot and
spraea and arms and legs bad TO be amPalaied from
this cause and to-day Ut tho hospital = Anderson
ville there are men suffering from this whose hsnta
have bonn cub ef ~ prsvsnt the sPEeAa q tha dis
ease.
oaiy one Of them hsaled wood for tlaa whoi'
sfockade and the only way The prisoners eguld &c
extra wood was 10 get ths permission of The gaart
10 lake In soma when they took che corpse u maI
who died among them cut 10 tho dead house. From
this Il actually became common fos prisoners d
should take Out hIs body, and ihas b enabled I,
bring in little wood.
Some virus which Was semi from the Serth 70 vac
cinats the men was used and the disease resulting
from il wAs worse than the smallpox itself elshel
because Of the Inferior character Of the virus or q
the miserable condition Of the blsod and Of genera
health In which the men were In. A great many
mere men died from il than from the smallpox
Many too, lost their arms from t. II would hreal
out In very bad manner, and they would try K
back ID with iodine aud thus Il struck Hwardly and
killed them.
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Special Notice 20 those I'm Need Of
Family Supplies.

Loyal citizens who have been deprived Of sGhsis-
tence family supplies. b. reason Of military ex-
actions or ether means Of Ike character, Will End
oat terms upon which they can be supplied BY cali
ing at the Office Of the T. 7. B. Association Special
favors win Be extended to them.
L. &. GTLLKSwATERs
Gen. AgL 4. I, Il. a.
Kaoxsisle, Dee d 1864
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INrosFAST Commemorative publish Lhis
week the srsi article from correspondent who has
promised o a eel,ln,s or more every week. Hs l.
3 literary gentlemen, and writer ef experience,
and Win interest oar readers By ls skslehss Of Hlat
tsrs and things generally and By he spiee sad vs.
riety.
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caaar,riox.--The yoss east in RoH AZ eean'y -
Lincoln and Johasoa wss l,2Ss, iRsV I'D Il sSe, =
No polished a Wei done R'sse
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Ae<stlfne 20 TalFia correspondent AlIs - ~,
Fsr,..l - hsasas 80 unpopular as 'os % % 49,
/, 80 80 drive ab0ut hiz easital withOas a'''
tary guard
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-. Iss<a.ati,,a il wanted Of the wsssS'l' as %
VIA. u Rittle. Of Seo'I eo'sn'y' Va. AaS 70 '''l
tioa of has win b thankfully reevSd y as W.
aaa eAllarsa who are ia KseSyilie Al 'as O''
u.vssA