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A Crown of Glory


Every man, woman child who has used
Sterling'S AnbrOSIa
Is willing to recommend it Three years Of rapidly in
creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world.
IT is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow on Bald Heads.
1t Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleases the Scalp. Cools the Heated Brow. Removes
DandruG. Cures Nervous Headache. Cures Badness.
Insures Luxuriant Locks. Inclines Hair to Curl. Su-
persedcs Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa-
rant al once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosia will suit you to I. Elegantly put up
Deicatey Perfumed Patronizcd by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes orcarons, containing
two large bottles No2 for morning-No. for evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
STERbING'S AMBROSIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world To prove this
try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
STERLTNG'S AMBR0SIA MANUFACTUR RING CO.,
augg6m 215 Fulton Street, Nel' York.
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East Tennessee Railroads.

The Railroads in this end Of our::State are doing
well, and the freghts and travel are increasing.
The tracks said TO be in good condition, and the
trains are with great deal Of care, csusingpas
,engers 10 feel secure. President Branner, on the
upper road leading from here TO the Virginia line,
has furnished his road with and elegant passen-
ger coaches the finest and most comfortable have
ever had in this end Of the State. President Gallo
way on the road below, will spare no labor OF ex-
pense 10 put his road in good condition, and thus
secure the comfort and safety Of travellers. Every
thing connected with our roads is Frightening up,
and promises increased prosperity.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
We authorized and requested to announce the
NDREW KNOTT, Esq, candidate for Tax Collector
he rnSuiur March .Iortiou deC2Ttlca

~ W authorized and requested to announce the
Of ANDREW KNOTT Esq, candidate for Tax Collector
~ the ensuing March election dec21tle2
re We are authorized and requested :. H.
SMITH candidate for the ccc 81 circuit Court Clerk
the ensuing March election. dec2n-tdeJ
authorized requested TO announce JAMES
L. Tt RNFR late the 9th Infantry candidate
the office OF Tax Collector for Knox county. dectde
authorized. requested 10 announce |. p
ALLEY for the office Of Tax Collector for county.
dec20tde
We authorized and requested announce Major
WILL r. McBATH, tlac ID Tenn. Cavalry candidate for
Office of Circuit Court Clerk of Knox county at the
suing March election. octlo'tde
W. authorized and requested to announce VIII
LIAM RULE candidate FOR county Court Clerk at the
suing March election. sepGtdc
PE We authorised and requested L. announce She name
Of HENRY g. TARWATER candidate for Tax Collector
a the ensuing March election. uctitde+
n We authorized and requested 10 announce LcutCo
p G. RUTHERFORD, late Of the 9th Tenn. Cavalry as
candidate Clerk the County Court Of Knox county
Election first Saturday in March, 1866. noV22tdc"
are authorized and requested To announce ". +.
a candidate for County Court Clerk, ut tin" ensuing
" arch election. d'cidtde
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Railroad Frefghts Coming Down.

DR.. Rodgers, Of this city informs us that late
stock of Drugs and Medicines purchased in New
York, cost him laid down At this depot by way of
AIeIandris and Lynchburg, t'co dollars s1d eighty
r,r.s per haaad.rE pounds all told. Frcghts from
Louisville and Cincinnati are over these rates now,
and have been as nigh as SIC d3lors. Our Cncin-
natl and Louisville friends must manage to bring
down the price of freights, their occupation is
gone. When merchants can 60 to Philadelphia and
New York, and purchase at rates 25per cent. lower
and then secure their transportation for less, they
can't be expected to 20 to the more costly market,
and by the more costly route. What Cincinnati and
Louisville want j. the speedy completion Of the
railroad from Lexington to Knoxville. Why not
h,lIld that rnad nj once
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BEv. w. T. DowELL-This gentleman, long
resident Of East Tennessee, has returned from the
Northwest TO prosecute damage suit against the
rebels who robbed him and imprisoned him. He
has Just cause Of action and an honest loyal jury
viii give him all he claims. He was thrust into
prison in 1861 and then dragged into court at Mary
VILE and at the point Of the bayonet forced to make
confessions to the Confederacy that IT in
his heart to make. His effects were seized upon,
and sickly and helpless family driven over the
mountains, through untold suerings and privations
No punishment is too great for such villains. Let
them be impoverished, the best means Of punish
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Granger county, situated EutleI-. ,sr;1.T
Acres, viii make excellent -tg.k aud -HsT
Apple Orchard audpenty -ool timber portion
large amount Of Iron ore which has been worked
advantage. Situated in GOOD ueishbGrho0d- Price Slf-
dec2Otf COCkRILL T. SEEMOI R
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The PORK MARKET.-Thus far pork delivered
here has been sold at Ten and twelve cents. The
price will settle down at ten cents as several lots
have been offered at that. The high price Of pork,
IN view Of the abundance Of corn grows out Of the
scarcity Of hogs The main thoroughfares Of our
country, through which the two armies marched and
counter-marched, was swept clean of everything in
the shape Of hog. In the coves and on the back
grounds the people retained the seed Of various kinds
Of stock and in one or two years more, Providence
permitting, our country will be itself again.
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It's Philosophy.

>Ozyp">T antscd. SozoucNr is an autputre-ccnt
SCzoD0NT all vegetable and entirely harmless Hence
cesnscs from roncetous, stops the dccomPo
sition Of their substance" tn" breath stimulates the
gums safest and host preparation of it. class IN
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.R SALEM KNOX COUNTY.

i Greene c1unty-i0,r Acres-a01P,.# stock grazing
and abOunds in Coal, Iron and other min, -
dec2Otf COCKRILL i SEYMOUR.
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near strawberry Plains fine plantation of sen Acres.
The -0 j. rich and very productive Can BE- divided into
small farms or sold good comfortable residence ali
r buiIiDS including fine barn. good orchards pre-
Iuea Iar-e quantities Of fruit good power. good
besides valuable Improvements OF dlher-ut kinds VIII h
.1II at low figures. der-1f COCKRILL & SEYMOUR
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EARNS AND HOUSE LOTS

IN RHEA COUNTY. FOUR MILES
Il from Bradcy's Ferry. Tennessee River farm of 2
Acres. with nearly frame dwelling house all
Cesary buildings and the whole will be-
sold a moderate price
In the vicinity of Sulphur Springs Bhe county the line
of the Charleston Railroad from Chattanooga Big
Gap, any number Of house lots Of sizes purchasers
and at reasonable rates
splendid farm in MeiC- county, Tennessee
about the mouth Of Greek known the Preston
farm. 1t contains Acres of which
TOM 50 to 90 Acres No. second bottom lands. cleared Tn.
remainder IS well timb"r. No better wheat land
be found in East Tennessee. One half will
required, the balance time to suit purchasers.
Also four other FARMS in Ehca county, if convenient
Purchasers referred branch office, charge
J. L. Mason, at Sulphur Springs. Rhea county
dcc2ltf MABRT. ALTERNATELY 4 co.
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NOR SALE-IMPRONED LANDS TN

ECh CALE.-CO,NUDA NItI'o VI ONI-h-
l. PROVED LANDS n different parts Of East Tennessee
containing immense mineral wealth. Well adapted stock
grazing with some splendid sites farms, and power
Also some Of the lands wei suited settle colonies Of
Emigrants Pst-fIsrs respecting srcry ti1E II F To- EEE
Tal .-'7 b. g-aai tl rri grsts9ssLJ 9irea 81 lis3
srlT,sgag CGCKRILL & SEYMOUR
Real Estate Brokers.
1..a1,f Knoxville, Tenn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

HEAVY RAINs.-We have recently had several
nights and days of rain, constant and drenching
rains, and as our paper goes to press the Holston
River coming right up, and threatens serious con-
sequences 10 some of the Railroad bridges as well as
70 the Government bridge at this place The creeks
which in this end Of the State, as far
as we have been able TO hear from them are all full
and should the rain continue must get out of their
banks and damage the fencing interests TO some ex-
tent at least
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NOTICE

TINO John awto, resident Of tia Of Tennessee
| Michael. John, Thomas and William MahOuy, who
and heirs at law Of Thomas Mallory, dec d. having
filed their petition the County Court for Knox county
this day. alleging that the said John Lavton heretofore
appointed their regular guardian and that he had failed
make settlements and his bond required by law and
nonresident and praying that he, guardian aore
said, may BE- removed nd another be appointed such 1t
ordered by the that publication be made in
Brovnows Wing for four successive weeks notifying said
Lawton to appear before court the first Monday
January defense said petition, the
will lie taken confessed and heard pare him
4 COPY of the order.
deC5-3t@ WM F. SENN. Clerk.
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LAND FOR SALE,

] AN OFFERING FOR SALE Ny
Il lying the Conasogec Creek Miles
Southeast Of Athens MCnU county, Tenn the base
Of ChOwe Mountains containing hundred and seventy
acres three hundred cleared ninety of which
the best quality Of Creek bottom the remaining cleared first
rate upland four hundred and seventy well mber"d
and fine land clear Desirable dwellings and excellent
spring ,ommoiuJ~ oubudingS. Tho farm general
y well watered, and in rich valley, and healthy locality
Also. Mill sordn- twelve head. sufficient
10 any amount Of machinery.
The place be divided into three good FARMS
and timber each. Now i your time Eota bargain.
dcc2Oit- SARAH J. COOKE.
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ALABAMA.
GEORGIA.
Central Railroad Bank
eorria Railroad aud
A Mot RnIu

dislike your saying that my teeth going y don't
said a Young lady her beaux Not - don't, but
zoDoST you should have replied The dausel pout-
ed but took hint Nor need be sad that the balsamc
preparation arrested the evil though conj not quite repair
the damage already done
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE

7 AN NOW OFFERING FOR SALE
hdudred and fifty of land. lessl one
and half milc~ south of New Market depot known the
John Baker farm. One hundred and fifty
under good balance timber Comfortable buildings
outhOuses good in thirty yards Of the building
eight well in Tmothyfeen twenty
Glover. Good Orchards, young peach apple Terms
half cash, residue time NJ T. BRANNER.
noy22-2m nandrid.. Tenn.
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Chattanooga American Union.

This is the title of Union paper to be start
ed in Chattanooga the first of February, by asso
citation Of straight-out Union men, with ample cap
ital. James NJ. Hsnnay & Co. are the publishers,
and they say in their prospectus, Our only aim is
the preservation and support of the Union for which
we and our fathers have fought, bled and died. We
are glad that truly loyal and fearless Union paper
Is TO be started at that most important point There
is really paper there, for the miserable rickety
concern they have there changing with every wind,
is injury to the Union cause by protesting Union
ism The American Union will be issued daily and
weekly and viii be able to give the latest from
the North and South. The Weekly will appear
every Thursday designed especially for the country
circulation. The paper ought to have large crcu-
lation and We hope it will, as it will be valuable
co-worller in the cause of the Union. That our
true Union men may see he paper has the right
ring we quote another sentence from the prospectus
Ii says it Will be devoted TO the interests of the
country and full and unconditional support Of cur
glorious Union.
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Quarterly Meetings.
KNOXVILLE DISTRICT.

The Third Quarterly Meeting for the Knoxville
District Holston Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church, will be held as follows:
Maynardsville, at Hopewell, Dec &oth and 5lst.
Knoxville, January 9th and It'll
Rutledge, at Cave Spring, Jan. 18th and lith.
Sneedvie, Jan. 27th and 28th.
Rogersville, at Rogersville Feb Sd and 18th.
Tazewel and Powells Valley, at Mount Zion,
Feb. 10th and 18th.
JaCkgboro, Feb. 18th and 18th.
Clinton, Feb. 9th and 18th.
P. 5. a change in the time Of holding The Hol-
ston Conference renders the above changes necessary
THOMAS II. PEARNE,
Presiding Elder
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Go to Bryant Strattou Co.'S Nashville Business Coege
thorough knowledge Of Book Keeping Commercial Cal
cuations Tcnmaushp Commercial Law Partnership Settle
mcns send for College paper circulars. &c. Address
BRYANT STRATTON & CO. uoyI-Gm
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EOR Salem NORTH CAROLINA-

L two tracts, - and the other fru Nr-z each
containing splendid farms IelTs immense
erJ wealth. anil living the Frlrti the E7Huu
Gap Railroad. For particulars enquire t
lec2Otf COCKRILL 6 SEYMOUR
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GEN. ALBERT PIKE, Of Arkansas, presided over
the recent meeting Of Free Masons Of the ancient
Scotch rite, al Charleston, s G., and made =
speeC IN which he said
II war, when hell legslates for humanity and
all the horrible influences that can debase and de-
moralize men, are busily at work, Masonry can do
little even 10 soften tle horrors and temper the ha-
treds of q slIie thai she pOwerless TO avert In
some quarters, indeed, her laws were sought TO be
trampIed under foot and Masonic privileges TO be
denied totho:e whom her brethren thought il Ma
sonic piety to brand as rebels
If hell legislatod during the war, Pike was one
Of its executive officers and there was nothing
more hellish in all the outrages OF the rebellion
than Pixies organizing the western Indians for
the murder and pillage of loyal men. We should
hope that northern Masons would modify their
official respect for the Industrious brother Pike
with a large amount Of manly contempt for Pike,
the renegade Yankee and organizer Of Indian
butchers Wheeling LrteLLigcnccr.
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ADMINISTRATION.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ANISG been duly qualified at the County Court of Knox
county, at the November Term, Administrator
the Of Ezekiel Brdsoye, whose last residence said
county Notice given 10 all persons having claims against
said estate the within the time prescribed by
they will be forever barred and all indebted 10 said
Estate are notified o make immediate settlement
Communications for may be through the Post Office
Knoxville, left the Book Store Of Brock Chaplin
Gay street.
noy22-ft- r D. r. stone Admir-.
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MARRIED..

At the residence the brides mother tins city, the
Sth inst by Rev Jas Park Mr.. W. ". GIBSON, oi Texas
to Miss LIZZIE CRAWFORD.
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The House Of Representatives has by a unani-
nous vote, declared TREASON to be crime that de-
serves punishment. The House is on the Presidents
platform. All that is now wanting is the punish
ment
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH


Will cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM ULCERS. CHILBLAIN> and all
ERUPTTONS or THE SKIN. Price % cents. For sale by
all Druggists.
By sending Go cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents.
10 Washington street Boston, Mass will be forwarded by
mall free of postage to any part of the United Satcs
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LAND FOR SALE.

= sale his farm, and half miles @ Nurr-owu.
IN jefferson and Granger counties Tenn containing
drd and fifty of fine valley landiO cutiva-
ton, l2p of which finely in clover. the balance
tmbcrd land There the premises good frame dwelling
with eight rooms large barn. crib and other out-buldn--
and about 80 choice fruit
The farm Is of the best of its size in New Market Valley
and in very high state of cultivation bargain had
i'm this property. Call and
drCI-lm# L. = C\RRTGTR
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TT very desirable business house, situated doors south
of the Post Office knoxville, Tenn, for sale 1t Le
bought cheap for cash.
For further particulars. apply To-
NABRI, ALTERNATELY * y CO..
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
a close To- Temperance Hall. for sale. Apply To
NABRN, ABERSATIIN a co,
nov2Ztf Real Estate Agents
BUSINESS HOIISE FOR SALE
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.
~ The following are She paid by THoS. s MARI
BROKER, Of Union and College Streets Nashville
Tenn for money These quotations liable to
uctuate may depended sufficient length Of time
for remauces be received by mail express, forwarded
without delay,
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The third round of Quarterly Meeting for Athens
District, is as follows:
Decatur Circuit, Dec. 3Oth and 3lst.
Philadelphia Circuit, Jan. 9Th and 18th.
Madisonville Circuit Jan. 18th and 18th.
Kingston Circuit, Jan. Doth and 2lSt.
Montgomery Circuit Jan. eth and 18th.
J. ALBERT HYDEN,
Presiding Elder.
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Education.

NNNAh lLLEr l6uur Del. Isl, lSDh.
Filter Wig. The Education Committee ap-
pointed by the Holston Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held a meeting this day and took
action relating to the Athens Female College. They
also adopted the following resolutions, which were
requested to be published in the KNOXVILLE WIG,
the Jonesboro' Flag, and in the Western Christian
Advocate.
Resolred That We have learned with great salts
faction, that there Is in successful operation at New
Market, under the care of President Samuel P.
johnson, an Academic and Collegiate institution,
known as HOlston College, which we have much
pleasure in commencing to the patronage of all our
people in East Tennessee, as eminently worthy of
their support not only in view of its central eli
gible and heathful situation but also, in view of
the eminent qualifications of Mr.. johnson as an
perienced, accomplished and successful educator.
Resolced That we are especially gratifed to learn
from our Conference Agent Rev. w II. Rodgers,
that he has purchased in Jonesboro, the property
known as the Odd Fellows Female College, Which
has been placed in the hands of Trustees of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and in which a mixed
school has been established under the direction of
Mrs Rev. L. T. Drake, assisted by Miss Ella Luck
ey which promises TO become an important and use
full institution in our country.
RcSgLrcd, That we cordially recommend the
Jonesb6ro' Female College to the patronage Of the
public.
RcsoLred That we have the fullest confidence in
the fathfulness and efficiency of w. II. Rodgers as
Churches and Sunday Schools, and that we pledge
him our continued cooperation in his very impor-
tant work.
On motion Of Rev. w. IL. Rodgers, it was
Resctre6, That we recommend TO such young men
in East Tennessee as may desire thorough CLASH
cal education in a Methodist institution, the Yves
leyan University at Delaware, Ohio, and the Ohio
State University at Athens, Ohio.
j. ALBERT HyDEN, Chairman.
THoMAs II. PEARNE, Secretary.
After adjourning, the Committee, also as members
OF the Holston Conference and Presiding Elders Of
several of the Districts
ResoLUsd, That we heartily approve the senti-
ments expressed in the letter of Rev. T. II. Pearne
published in the WHIG of December 10th, and we
commend them TO the preachers and members Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in East Tennessee.
The post Office address Of Rev. w. II. Rodgers,
Conference Agent for Embarrassed Churches, Lit
erary Institutions and Sunday Schools, is New
Market, Tenn.
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Dr. FRAsEE Senator from this District, will ad-
dress the people Of Knoxville at the Court Hou Sc
Monday, January l, 1866.
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Two hundred bags assorted Shot, from ST. Louis
Shot Tower wholesale or retail at Cincinnati prices
with carriage
Large additions have been made TO our stock of
Hardware, Saddlery Wooden Ware, Housekcepers
Goods, Iron Nails Axes, &c, which we arc offering
cheap At the New Hardware Store.
W. W. WOODRUFF Gay St.
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Masonic CELEBRATIoN.-To-day,t the anniversary
of the nativity Of ST. John the Evangelist, will be
celebrated by the Masons Of this city, by public
procession installation Of officers of both Lodge
and Chapter, and an address by Rev. DR.. Pesrne at
the Baptist Church at II o'clock.
At half past o'clock there will be Festival at
the Franklin House.
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OWNERS OF IMPROVED FARMS
DANIEL AINSWORTH & co.
y ttOlneyS for Claimants,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

IL loyal citizens having MrTIt1Truu~ rItrru grIH-
~ Government for property taken for the t NrF
VIII md 70 {" their interest 90 communicate with
All soldiers having pensions. bounty back ~, Ir ..I
'H'er- having unsettled accounts. 1u am prr-H.- rr
pensions PRIOR "@ lLra- viii bud p.lvtur .
confer with is ~ .Ir.a, o.. ..s.... o.
f-iI guHrrHfss
ErrrE~ tu His ENcellruyy VIM Br-vuI.v ,-.,... .
Iruue~sg"- and Co trr business of Na-ryrrr. r.