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Knoxville, Tennessee, March 20, 1865
Bad Conduct of Soldiers.

Our devotion to the cause of the Union our deep
sympathy with the Union army and our kind re-
CARDS for tie rank and Glc,' fighting to preserve
the nation and pcrpeuatc our liberties, all and sim
gular make it really painful for Us to have to utter
a word against them, or any portion OF them, or
TO make disclosures calculatcc to bring any portion
of them into disrepute either at home or abroad
But the shameful conduct of II portion OF the Fed
eral troops in East Tennessee is disgraceiu to the
army, and even to poor human nature, depraved rs
it is known to be- Bands and companies OF them,
claiming to be out on foragng expeditions and on
duty, have been guilty of entering Union houses,
cursng the inmates for id rebels, robbing fam
lilies of what little the thieyng bands of rebel gucr-
rllas had left them, stealing, in many instances the
last horse and cow and driving them off, falsely
claiming to act under orders and by authority
Some of them are so mean as to steal horses III
camps and through other parties meaner than they
are. turn round and sell them to the Government
A Federal soldier capable Of this low, mean and
disgracefu conduct is meanor than the vlesi rebel
that ever robbed n hen-roost. The demorallHcd
rebel, whose disregard for an oath, contempt for
decency and love Of crime and all that is degrading
lead him into the commission of these acts, is &C.
pectcd to live lust this sort of life but Federal sol
dicr, and officer is expected to act the gentleman,
and prove himself patriot, in all his acts
Both Generals Thomas and Stoneman affirm that
this system of robbery and murder by Federal sol
diers must cease. They call upon the civil authori-
ties to try such offenders and convict thcm and they
win back mp the civil authorities in hanging them
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Total..............".."15,ss3 l4,4'

GovERNoR AIKEN.--Among the citizens VINO re-
mainod in Charleston, says the Nashville Tones, al
ter its evacuation by the rebels, was Mr. Aiken lor-
merly Governor of South Carolina, and reputed to
be the wealthiest man in the State-if not in the
whole South. He was member of Congress ten
wears ago and was the Democratic candidate for
Speaker in opposition to Mr. Banks, on which oeca-
sion he distinguished himself by courtesy and mag
nanimty His death has been reported since the re-
bellon broke oat and it also stated that he had
taken refuge in Europe But he was found in
Charleston by our forces when they occupied the
cty. and seems to have remained faithful TO the
Union. A correspondent of the New >ork HeraS'
says: c., IL.
Governor Aiken speaks confidently of the situa,
ton of affairs He says the rebellion is on It's las,
legs, and must soon 1t has been failure and
all will soon be glad to back again If slavery
is gradually done away with, and even with its tots
extinction The pride of few leaders is all tha'
keeps the rebellion up nt this day. The most prom
inent men, military and civil, acknowledge that thu
rebellion has wouly failed and that the supremacy
of the national government must soon be recognized
That is the feeling through the South.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
TOOmbs DenOuncing Davis.

Robert Toombs delivered fierce speech at Au-
gusa, Georgia, on the 10th ultimo in which he por-
traycd the great dangers of the South and denounc
ed the rebel government. He said
Our bad management and bad legislation are the
great dangers that bcset us. Men are outraged al
most as much where the enemy has not been, as
where he has been. The great cause OF desertlon
and discomfort are oppressive and unconstitutional
exactons of the government. Nhen the war co,n-
mencod il was worth premium to 90 into the ranks.
Everywhere everybody wanted to 60. Many were
rejected Those who went were allowed to 90 ur-
der men of their choice and these men stepped from
the cars in Virginia and swept the veterans OF the
United States army before them. After the adop-
ton of the conscrpt law, he had not seen an adult
volunteer, and the war had gradually subslded. lie
was gratiied TO see from the crowd before MN,
mans of whom are in the service, and from the re-
turns of the late election that all the people are not
dead vet The Constitution gives the power to com
l'mand the last arm and the last dollar to sustain the
public defense and there is excuse for the plum
dering schemes adoptcd-forcing the people to hlde
their supplies to keep from being robbed oi them
| There is plenty of money. He observed that
small mistake Of four hundred million dollars had
lust been discovered, and yet the common soldier mao
not been paid in year. and if a soldier wants corn
be must .press it, No army in the world can be
rreseryed under such management Hungry mer
will bocomc demoraized This is your country
vour cousc-and you must look to the course OF th'
evils that beset us, and remedy them. We mus
begin at the very root of the evil, and apply I'M
true remedy. He was aware that this Is dehcat
ground. A bad captain made bad company an
the same rule applies TO those in high placss' l
they are incompetent or dcrelict of with their hean
so much for Buckingham.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
LAND SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Vcudtoni ENponos issued
from the Office of the Clerk of the District Count oi the
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee ON
the 7tb day ofAarch 500 to me directed, will cXnof
To PUBLIC sale for cash in hand, the st lay of Maj,
1906 or succeeding days at the Court House DOOR IA
Knoxville, Tenn, One bot Of Land as the property OF
Joseph H. Martin and all his right and title thereto Tor
the term of hi. natural life which said lot ot land Is s'-
uatcl in Knoxville aGorc.ail the corner of li ana
Kennedy streets known the residence of Joseph IT,
Martin. condemned as forfeited to the United states 'y
decree of said Court At the November term 1861
B. MCDANIEL,
T. s. Nal.bpi. DsL Z, Tam.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
The Election ReturuS.

The following returns of the election held on the
4th for Governor and members of the Legislature
had been received at the office of the Secretary OF
State, on the 10th inst or twelve days after the
election. Only twenty-four counties had then been
heard from, which shows that theyo will be mych
hcayier than was anticipated The official vote Of
Knox turns out to be one d,oidred more than here
reported. The Governor elect returns his thanks to
the voters for having cast 800 votes more for him
than for Tho nnnnrnl ticknt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
CHANCERY COURT DANDRIDGE,

HU|I WNTT- n, IUIU NIT.,
I'ROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BlLL
i which ayc sworn Go, itlppolu that the defendant A.
len lous Is uan resident or su uhsronl. conccals
himself that tho ordinary process cannot be- served upon
hm3 u is orlrc hnD publication bee made for four sue
cr.sno week, iu HwNuuws Wing, notifying said dclcnl'
nul Go Hprolr before The Cmuccg Cont at Dnnludgc on
tho 30 Monday of April neat then and there to make
lccu.c io the l ur the samu will be taken for confess
ed and sct for hearing vN partc,
plSi WM. GALURAIrlI, c. An,
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LAND SALE.

By virtue of u Writ of Ncuiiuon EApouas, issued
from the office Of the Ccrk of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee on
the 1th day of March IS6j, to me directed will expose
to public sale for cash in hand, on the lst day of May
2S6j, or succeeding days at the Court House door iu
Knoxville Tenn, One ruct of Land, the property of
Thomas Evans Jr and all his right and title thereto for
the term of his natural lite. which said tract of land Is
situated in jefferson county in said State in what BE-
known as Evans Island in French Broad river bounded
10y the lands Of Thomas Evans aud said river condemned
as forfeited to tho United States by decree of said Court
at the November term, 1865.
j. MCDANIEL
1911 ~ L--.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Yeniuoni Eyuonas, ISSUED
from the Office of the Clerk of the District Court OF 'n'
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee on
the 18Th day Of March, 1865 TO me directed, will expose
to public sale for cash in hand, the Court House doo
in Knoxville on the LIST day Of May 1868, or succeed
ing days One Tract of Land, the property Of Ahe'
King, and all his right and title thereto r he torn
his natural lile which said actol land l. srnntot u
Hamilton county, Tenn, adjoining the mui, of L.lai
Fitzgerald James Ray, George 0. Cate and b. ". Scott
condemned as forfeited to the United States by decree
of saidTuurt at the November term, 1854.
b. MCDANIEL,
/. S. WarsLpL Dist h. Tud
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BY virtue Of writ Of Vcnditioni Exponas, issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court oi the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee on
tho stb doy Of March, 1885. 10 directed, will cx-
nose 10 pubic sale for cash in hand the 1T day of
NAV 1S6j or succeeding days, at the Court House door
in Knoxville Tenn. One Lot Of Land, the property
of Abst " Lca aud all his right and title thereto for
Tho term of his natural life which said lot Of land i'
;tuatci in Knoxville aforesaid adjoining the lots Of o.
p. Temple and James Darieu condemned forfeited to
the limited States by decree Of said Court at the No
yembcr term, 1854. -
y. MCDANIEL.
T. E Wrrstni. Dist T.. Team.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
LAND SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Nenditon EXponn+ issued
from the office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of the
limited States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee on
the 9Th day of March, 1861 to me directed will cx
pose to public sale, for cash in hand on the Isl Gny oil
Nv ISG5 o the Court House door in Knoxville Tenn,
ono Tract Of Land. AZ the property Of John Il. King,
and all his right and title thereto for tle term Of his ma
tural life which said tract of land is situated in lnmitn
county, Tenn adjoining the lands of Samuel Crachead
and others condczned as forfeited to the United States
bya decree of said Court the November term. 1851
y. MCDANIEL.
l. ~ Nrrslai, Dist T.. Tam.
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from the office Of the Clerk Of the District t6Hr b HRe
United States for the Eastern District of Tennessee, on
the l3th,day of March, 1868, to me directed will eN'
pose To public sale for cash in hand, the lst day of
Nav N65 or succeeding days, At the Court House door
in Knoxville Tcpu one Tract Of Land, the property
of William Johnson and ull his right and title thereto
for the term Of his natural hic which sod tract of land
is situated IN Hamilton county Tenu adjoining the land.
Of C. p Caldwell Jane. Barnett and others, condemned
as forfeited to e United State. by decree OF SAID Court
at the November term, 1864.
b. MCDANIEL.
T. s. uorsiui, DIST T. Tom.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Vcndton Eyponas, issued
from the office of the Clerk Of the District Court OF the
United States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee on
the sth dav Of March, 1855. to me directed | viii ex-
nose to public sac for cash in hand, the st day ut
Nav 1861 succeeding days. at tho Court House door
in knoxville, Tenn One Tract Of Land, the property
of VIM Evit and all his right and title thereto for the
term of his natural life which said tract Of land IL ST.
nateI in Hamilton county Tenn adjoining the lands Of
Jesse Grisham, Alex Boyd and others. condcmncd rs
forfeited to the United States by decree Of said Court
at the November term 1864.
i. MCDANIEL.
4. n Mtrshal. DIT. 4. I.Ln.
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LAND SALE.

u NJ y Y y Y = u
Z. 4. Warsiai. Dist T.. T,ap.
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Shcrman's March TO The Sea.

Our camp fires shonc bright on the mountain,
That frowncd on the river below,
While we stood by our guns in the morning,
And eagerly watched for the foe,
When a rider came out FROM the darkness
That hung over mountain and tree,
And shouted, Boys, up and be ready,
For Sherman will march to the sea.
Then cheer upon cheer for bold sherman,
Went mp s,m each valley and glen,
And the buglcs re.cchoed the music
That came from the lips Of the men
For we knew that the stars in our banrcr
Morc.brght in their splcndor would be,
And that blessings from Norhand would greet uf
When Sherman marched down to the sea.
Then forward, boys, forward to battle,
We marched on our wc0risomc way;
And we slormcd the wild hills of Rcsaca,
God bless those who fell on that day
Then Keucsow darkly in its glory
Frowncd.down on the flag Of the FREQ
But the east and west bore our standard,
When Sherman marched down to the sea.
Still onward We pressed ill our banners
Swept out from Atlanla's grim walls,
And the blood Of the patriots dampcncd
The soil where the traitors dag falls;
But we paused not to weep for the fallen,
who slept by each river and tree.
Yet we twincd them a wreath of tho laurel,
And Sherman marched down to the sea.
Proud proud was our army that morning
That stood by the cypress and pine,
When Sherman said, "Boys, you are weary,
This day fair Savannah is thine"
Then sang we a song for our chicfain,
That echoed DER river and lea,
And the stars in our banner shonc brighter
When Sherman marched down to the sea-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

United States of America District of East
Tennessee,

XNHEREAS, AN INFQtMATIoN WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of East Tennessee knoxville ON the 2ih day
Of February, 1868, by james F. Swao, Esq, Attorney of
the United States for said District behalf OF the United
States Of America against One Tract of Land in Morgan
county adjoining the lands of William Curd Edward
Thornton and others seized the property Of William
l., Schuyler and against all persons lawfully intervening
for their interests therein, alleging that said tract Of land
had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents forfeited
to the United States for in said information set forth
and aycrred be ruc and praying for the usual process
and montOu Now, therefore pursuant to the monlton
under the seal of said Cour!, to me directed hereby
give public notice to all persons concerned in interest
in said tract of land to appear before said Court at the
Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, the 18Th day ol
May'lS6j. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ then and there TO inter
pose their claims and make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
m29 p$O l.. N hursioL Hnt H. Tru'
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G,... U.R,.5 d. 20. rs. +. A. B~'cr.

EROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BILL,
which are sworn TO, it appears that the defendant,
N A. Butler has gone beyond the limits Of this State "r
so oh.conds conceals himself that the ordinary rocesS
f law cannot he served upon him: 1t is ordered that
uhrntn b, made for four successive weeks in Brown
low. Whir no tifyng aid defendant to appear before
bc Chancery Court at Daulrdge gu the 2d Monday OF
\pri next then and there to make defense to the o
or the same will he taken for confessed and set for hearing
rjSi WM. GALBRAITH, c. 4 NJ
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fEUE DEPENDANT ALLEN BErrlS, BEING
L % nonresident II Is ordered that publication be
made tor four Ircr,s.yc wccls In Brovuluws Whg mo-.
uNpg .ad defendant io appear before the Chnnccry
Court 40 Daudrlgc the "a Monday of April noNl then
and ora w mako dccn,c To- tho bill OF tuo same will be
taken for confessed lnd set for hearing pur,c
p.SJ WIN. GALBRAllll, c, a NJ.
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". and T. Hu,i, pa. H'n w. BradtorI

VNHE DEFENDANT WILLIAM NJ. BRADFORD,
4 being uon-rcslcut j is ordered that publication
notifying aid defendant Co appear at tho Chapcery Court
at Dauirlsc on ho 81 Monday Of April ucxt then and
there to mako dcDcusc TO the hill or the same will be
taken Tor confessed aud So, for hearing cy parle
plSJ WM. GAhBRAlrll, c. a NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Rocks! Books! Books!

There is box of one hundred copies of "Brcwn-
lows book on the Rebellion for sale at the office
Of the KNOXVILLE WHO. Persons wishing to
purchase can apply at said office.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
H. T. FrmEt dR -, En,I,y B,rh
IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF TIL

bill which sworn To, appears that the defendant IL
auonrr'icnt or nbscondng debtor II Is orrrec that publ
cation he made r four weeks IN BrOwnlows Whg
notifying said defendant to appear before The Chancey Court
a. cambridge on the "a Monday Of April next then aud there
10 make defense o the b the will be akru for con.
iessgd and sct for hearing prte
ph WM GALBRAlTH, AM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

ny virtue of'a writ Of vendiii,n Exponas, issue ]
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District cf Icnne'see on
hs I1tb dav of March 1865 to me directed. will ex
nose To uubic sale for cash in hand the LIST day OF
Nav lS6j or succeeding days. at the Court House dooI
in Knoxville, Tenn, One Lot Of Land as the property
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

ordinary process o law cannot be served upon them Il or
drrrd that publication be- made Tor four successive weeks in
rownloNs Nhig notifying said defendants to appear b.ore
the uauccy Court at Dandrigr on the ~ Monday of April
nc then aud there to make defense To the b or Inc same
will he taken Tor confessed and set for hearing pnrr,
pB WM. GALBRAlfll, c, AM,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Thomas ll0lkcr, dol, rs. .lRu B,Hh.
HROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF TIL

bill which are sworn to- appears that the defendant is
nonresident or abscondug arbor II ordered that puboa
uou Zoe r ' 0r four successive week. BrownOws Whg,
notifying sd defendant to uppen before the Chauctry Court
at Dandrdgc the "a Monday Of April ncN then aud there
to made decnsr to the hill or the will be taken
'csscd and set for hearing ex parie
p6 WM GALBRAITH CAM
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q. =. Ho,tur, II oi r. Patton Ho-,p, Il oL
,VRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE

tir which are sworn to, appears that the defendants
patio, Howell W Smith aud j. " Ncodemus, have ahscond
"a and zone beyond the limits Of this sa,e 1t ordered that
nuton he made four successive weeks in Brownows wing
] said defendants to appear before the Ohancery Court
-, nrIIr on the "a Monday Of April next, then and there
tsa 10 the bill or the will be taken for confess
'' ~ ''' " wM. GALBRAITH, c. IN.
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no. ?jll
United States Of America District of East
Tennessee

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w IN the District Court of the Uuitol States tor the
District Of East lcnnu sgc, al kupNvuc pu the 2ih la!
of FobwaJy, 1865, by james F. Swan, Esq, Attorney of
the Unicl States for said district behalf the United
Satos of America agau, One Tract Of Land in BIuuut
county adjoining the land, of Geo Rule, Andrew Porter
A. Lancr David Goddard seized aS the property n.
p, McUulluch and ugau, all persons lawfully intervening
for their rnassls therein alleging that sal tract of hnd
had been heretofore seized by Revenue Agents, for
iecd to the United States Tor causes N said information
set forth and Worrcd to he ruc and praying fyr tho
usual process and mouitiou: Now, therefore, pursuant
to the moution, under the seal of said Court 10 m, d
rcctcd, hereby give public notice To n persons concern
ed in interest in said tract of land to appear before said
Court az the Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, the
10Th day Of May, 1863 at 10 O'clock A. NJ, then and
there to utcrposc their claims and mako their allegations
Is. MCDANIEL,
m2g prSlO L. s. Rursial UisL 4. Tam.
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l. bill which are sworn to- appears that the defendant is
nonresident ahscondg debtor is ordered that puhca
uon he made for four successive weeks BrOwnow Whig
notifying said defendant appear before the Chancey Court
at cambridge on the % Monday Of April next then and there
to make defense To the hill the will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing pare.
pf5 wM. GALBRAITU, G. AN
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IN 4 SHORT TIME WE SHALL re-
1 ceiye a large lot Of QuceUsMarc. and ml sssou'
usnt Of troccrjc,. which will oner at reduced prices
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Rrlo,R Ful},u, l}u'rot ldm s. Peek, d,rd, ~. Pat
ION Ho,ccN anil oticrs
INROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE BILL,
which are sworn to, it appears that the defendants,
Patton Howell. William A. Smith and VIM. L. Caldwell,
are nonresident abscoudmg debtors II is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brouulows Wing, notifying sad defendant to appear be
fore the Chnncey Courl at cambridge on the I'd Monday
of Aur next omlhc dccusc q the bill or the same will
be taken for confessed and for hearing partc
plSj WM. GALBRAITll c. a NJ
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Gon,y ". VUm, EtH Of Bd,y l.. H,,f, Patton Hoc,H
and oil,ls. ma,
.rr.-,r ln.,1 ,.n'nNs HN ~ 0rudunts,
Patton Howell. W. A. Smith and }. W. Ncodcmus, are
non resident or ab.cuudng debtors 1t is ordered that
publication he made for four successive wc5ks in Brown
low Wing, notifying said defendants TO appear before
tho Chauccry Comt at Dmlridgo on the ID Monday Of
April nrN then and there to make defense to the bill or
the same will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
uN parc. ... z .
Mss WM GALBRAITII, c, 4 NJ.
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I0RON THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE

bill which are to- appears that the defendants
William j. Johnson John I Hord and John d Riley have an
snue and gone beyond the limits Of this state; 1t Is ordered
,at prraon be made for four successive weeks IN brown
i'. Wlg notifying said defendants TO appear before The
Cr.,ry Caur Dandridgs the ~ Monday Of Apr next
tr aud there make defense to the bill, or the same viii be
90 wM. GALBRAIrI c. NJ.
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