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ATTACHMENT.
JAS. NcComH rs Joseph". and Bca ish.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.

says the defendants indebted to him aud abscond
conceal themselves that the ordinary Of law cannot he
served upon them, having obtained original attachment
against the estate Of defendants made etnabe before John
j. ugeons Justice u the Peace for Doun county and the
same having been levied their property II is ordered by
said Justice that the defendants appear before him his
In bount the Goth Of March, 1s65 will pro-
ceeded with parc. II further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks in Brownows whg
febs-4w pfs5e JOHN j. HUDGEONs JP
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CHANCERY CouRT-MARYvILLE-

RociloH Manufacturing coriooy re-. f. w. Lao,u.
q T APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
j the bill that the defendant, +. NJ. Lautcr is non
resident of the State, ab,couds tha the ordinary
process Of law cannot be .orycl upon him aud that he is
indebted to compliments: II ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks il Brownlow, Win
notifying said defendant appear before the Charccry
Cour, at Maryylllo on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of May next to answer said bin, or the same
Will be taken Tor confessed and set for hearing cx parc
W, C. PICKENS, c 6 NJ
cbS-lw PISS BY T. NJ. HOOD, D GAM
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onlcE PRoNoSr MARSHAL GrN'L or 4. TENN
Knoxville, Tcuno Feb, /, 1863.
General Orders No. 3.

SohCTal Ofuefs NO, s.
IN consequence Of the many abuse, arising from tho
lndl,rmlnatc administering of the Amnesty Oath, and
the danger of imposition by wicked and designing mrn
VINO desire to take said oath for other purposes than that
OF restoring peace and establishing the national author
iy"
II " hcrciy ordoci That hereafter no application To
take said oath will be granted unless accompanied by
statement In writing, signed by At least three loyal c-
ien' OF the community or ncghhorhood whore such ap
plcani resides, aud setting forth that such applicant
man OF truth and vcraclly aud that he truly rorrclng
his past course desires to take the oath for the ec ur
pose of restoring peace and establishing the National
authority,
While every prccaution will be taken to prevent the
administering of said oath persons not properly emit
tied To It's benefits every encouragement aud assistance
will be afforded to those who really sorruwtul for the INST
wish 10 show, by their future conduct that they desire
the triumph OF the National Governments aud the over
throw of the rebellion
BY command of BrigudIcr General TlLLSON
l.. 5. TROWBRIDGE
1t. Col. 10th Mich Cav. aud p. NJ. Gen r. Tom
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NOTICE.
- 80 -
NOTICE.

EHd Cocic cs. ". D. FraHcisco.
I'M THE PETITION OF ELLA Cooke.
~ by herrcguar guardian, it ordered that VIM.
Francisco, Executor of the last VIII and Testament Of John
Cooke decd should be notified, by publication Brownows
Knoxville Whg to appear before the County Court of Knox
county, at the March term sd5 to show any he has
why Administrator de bOHdS with the will annexed shall
not be appointed in the and stead Of said
is hereby notified to appear obedience to said ORDER
petition will be set for hearing ex part e.
WIN. CRAIG, Clerk.
febS.iw PISS by W. II. SWAN, ID. c.
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Ioicacio A. Wicts RS. Wa. H. Sneod
THE DEFENDANT being Il non resident
L of the State Of Tennessee, charged IN the bill II Is or
dered that publication be made successive weeks the
knoNye wing notifying said defendant appear at the Chan.
Gerry Court in Knoxville the first Monday Of April lsG5 then
and there to make his defense to the b the will be ia,
ken Tor confessed and set for hearing parc.
copy Of the order:
iebs4w prs D. A. DEADERICK, I. An
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ATTACHMENT.
j. H. N'rllc, Erccn,or Of Wa. Wr,oy, dcrd, rs C. ".
Ckpriion
febS.iw PISS

VHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant is indebted to him, aud absconis
that of law cannot he served him, having obtained
original attachment against the estate Of the deendon,
made able before r. d. Jouromon Justice the Peace
for Knox county aud the having been levied his pro-
pery Il ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Knoxville the 18th day OF Sept
1865 to defend said the will be proceeded
pae 1t is further ordered that this be published
four successive weeks in Brownlows Wing.
febS-iw pft5* II. d. JoURotMON, Up
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ofuv pRoyo~r MNusuAl GrN'L or L. TrNx,l
Knoxville Icuu., Jan, 80, 1865.
General Orders No. |.
Whereas reported to this otcc that many of the cr
zens In this District have auduuuy and rrachtrously taken
the Amnesty Oah for other purposes thlu that of "rstoup
peace ana establishing the national Uuthority;n
Therefore, u hereby ordered, I'm compliance with parnprnpl
Hentta orders No 2l2 War Department. Aduaut General
once, TINT all officers In the military service In this District
wherever they shall find any citizen claiming the protection u
SAID Amnesty oath who shows by word or deed that hi, smpa
thes are s with the rebellion that he has taken said Dan
Tor the purpose Of CRYING his property merely submitting
To the authority OF the Government any other purpose than
mat o restoring peace and establishing the national author
n.y. they shall immediately deprive said citizen Of his ccruR
other evidence of his having taken snd Oath nnd for
of the circumstances OF the case. Hereafter n,
person will be allowed TO take the Amnesty Oath Mt this orc
unless shHI clearly appear that their sympatrs and nn
enct are actively enlisted IN the restoration the authority o
the National Government TH net do that Asy are WRliug
Wrr'lH Ia NN'NN TtY must 90 fNrthsrsAdu tld Ih,U
fpNh'e Wf de- NFc as H,S net 10 he rtgeHt,R aL and
W,H ""W h met ouiy WH'Hg INT dHy1US 10 deRttV man.
w'A "t nose cto are stirling 10 "v,NfoIt yedcc amt 49,
tihIld N, national authority"
by command Of Brgldier General rlLlSoN.
- LS TROWBluDGE
orIrg rGo,osr MAHsu,L GrN'l or f. rryN IL
Knoxville, Tenn, jan 30, 1900
General Orders No. 2.
THE attention of all concerned hereby called to the hard
ships and injustice which often arise from the confinement Of
persons without charges.
Hereafter all officers other persons making arrests or ror
Nrdug prisoners TO This office, viii forward with them state
mcnt in writing signed by reliable person. setting forth
the facts upon which the based and also giving the
names of one or more witnesses by whom such lee
proven,
BY order of nrg,dcr General TILLsON.
l.. $. TROWBRInGF,
It, Col 10th Mich. Cav, and p. NJ Gen. Dist Of r. Tenn.
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1I7T''--' 7'7''' II ''77T'0J y W TW'I'TINF
THE DEFENDANT c. W. CHARLTON.
having 1ed beyond the limits of the State Of Tennessee
charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownow Whig notifying said
defendant appear before the Chancey Court Knoxville
the first Monday Of April 1868 then and there to make his
defense to the b the will be taken for confessed
set for hearing ex parc,
copy Of the order.
febS4w PISS d. A. DEADERiCK, G. AN.
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ATTACH M EMF.

II. ". Bird r.. I. H. Hicks
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
DANT in this that the defendant is non.rcsiien,
Of the State Of Tennessee 1t Is therefore ordered puba
on be made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville wg
notifying salt dsendig' TO appear before my
Bount county, and plead demur said hl on the
first day Of August 1861 or the will he taken
and set for hearing eN parc.
febS-iw pfs5' W. c. CONNER, j. p
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Join - gou Gadey rs. C. Wallace.
EHE DEFENDANT. c. WALLACE.

being nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee a.
charged in the bill is ordered that publication radc for
successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said de-
iendan appear At the Chancey Court In Knoxville on IN,
first Monday of April 1865, then and there make the
defense to the BILL the will be taken for confessed
to them aud set for hearing parte.
A copy Of the order:
feb6-4w pfi5 D. A. DEADERICK, c. AN
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H.olrh w. Woircc, by ho "crt jii,ad, GrourW, H.
RceR,r rs. Sonuci lvuiucc.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
4 the bill that the defendant, Samuel Wallace is Il non
resident Of the State, abscouds that the ordinary
process % law cannot be served upon him. II is ordered
that publication he made for four successive weeks in
Brownlows Wing, notifying said defendant to appear be
fore the Chauccry Court at Maryvc the first Tues
day after the first Monday eff May next to answer ,aid
bill, the will be taken or confessed aud set for
hearing cx rarte. W. c. PICKENS, CAM
icbS-lw PISS by T. NJ HOOD, d C AN
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l.. Hu6diestoa NcCipy, Juyuo g. Co.
fNUE DEFENDANTS Ur l. McCIrx,

TIE DEF ENUANTS, III. l.. McCLUNG,
Il Jos Jaqucs and Vim. H. Francisco, being inhabants
Of the state Of Tennessee, charged In the bill II is ordered
that publication be made for four successive brown.
lows Wing notifying said defendants appear Chancery
Court at Knoxville the FIRST Monday April $685. then and
there make defense the bill same will be taken for
confessed aud set for hearing ex pare.
AGONY of the order.
febs4w pfs5 d. DEADERlCK, c. AN
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Jo,2i 4. Nobiy rs, ". q. Srrn
NuE DEFENDANT WM O. SWAN

being resident Of Tennessee, stated In the bill
ordered that publication be made for four successive week.
in Brownows Whg notifying said defendant appear befor
the Chanccry Court at Knoxville the first Monday Of April
1862 then aud Il ere to make his defense the bill sam,
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing partc
COPY Of the order
ebSlw pfs5 y. A. DEADERICK, c. a NJ
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If YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
CLOTHES don't fail to call at ,. K. Pace a Co...
They have handsome stock.
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w. r. SEWER, M. D.,

Office, West sdeof Broadway, I'd door below 81 ST.,
iy23-l Cincinnati, Ohio
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IN a SHORT TIME WE SHALL. re
L ceye alarge lot of QuccUsWarc. and a full assort-
ment OF groceries. which We will oer at reduced prices
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CHANCEY COURT KNOXVILLE.
SALES.
Y AlllRlANl ANI1II 4 hIrnnI

made at the October term 1851 Of said Court in the case
OF WV A. branner vs. Charlton Rogan will sell at the
Court House in Knoxville on Friday, March 10TH 1861 the two
lots sold by Charlton to said Rogan situate the Southeast
corner OF Church and Prince streets adjoining Henry Au on
credit OF six months, without the equity redemption re-
curing bond bearing interest," with approved security and
tanning lien for purchase money ill paid.
ivhs4W 50 D. A. DEADERICK q An
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YOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
:" Ten, Coffee. Rice, Pepper. spice.
indigo. Nader. tOppcras. Alum, Candles.
Ink. &c, &c., at the store Of
J. K. PACE CO.
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lust TIE THING FOR YOUNG
~ GFNTsthe style of handsome, good and very cheap
Hats, at
J. Il. PACE 4 co.'s
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NUIVTdT OTUUTS NO,
The attention Of all concerned is hereby called To the
orders heretofore issued in regard to abandoned rebel
property
All persons having m,hcr possession any specie, of
abandoned property hereby ordered to produce the
same and turn It over to the proper authorities that
Just account of the same may he made to the ucd STATE,
Government Amy person found violating this order ly
Withholding such property, or in any way interfering with
the collection hccuiwill he visited with prompt and uro.
per punishment,
BY command of Briealicr General TllLSON
h, s. TROWBRlDGE,
1t. Col. 10th Mich. Cav. and p. NJ ten. f. Tenn
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I'VE ARE PERMANENTLY LocAr,

w kNONNII1E, and we want to do a legitimate
business aud intend to Keep good stock Of goods aud tie
public res, assured that We will sell goods uniform
prices and as low or lower than they be bought elsewhere
in this city
febl-y J. II. PACE 4 co.
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4 GOOD LOT OF BLEACllED AND
BROWN DOMESTIC, also good lot Of Cotton Yarn
at the store of
J. r.. PACE 4 co.
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAIL

by VIRTUE or \ Power or ATTORNEY,
offer for sale the house aud lot in East Knoxville known
as the knoe property The house is very comfortable aud
the property valuable. will sell fair terms either for
cash partly on time. In23-f O. y TEMPLE.
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GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
~ to consult their interest by calling and examining the large
stock of Boots and shoes at
J. r. PACE & co.'s
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Samuel Talent decd having been suggested required
by law, notice hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file them with the Clerk the County
Court Monroe county authenticated the law requires on
before the 10Th day Of May, ls65, they will be forever
barred. This st February, 1868.
ebl-2w' ELISHA TALENT, Admir-, Ne.
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CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of KNOXVlLLl

~ IHE NlAIE w LEN y ENNEl. on
~ the morning Of the hrsl Monday Of January, 1850
LIABILITIES
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FOR SALE.

rE'HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS
valuable river farm for sale, miles east Of knoxville
the south side of iloson river the Armstrong Ferry
road 1t contains 425 acres less with good buildings
aud Ave good springs it, with about 20 In grass or
clover. FERNS cash. Address ANDREW THOMPSON
Vhl- Knoxville, Tenn.
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GROCERIES,, &c.

HOFFEE. TEA. sue II. SPICES. INDIGO
y Mailcr, Alum, Copp,ras lockwood. Cudbcar. Can
dies, Maple Sugars, &C., tor sale At
an2y If WN unnNn,s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-10
BLOWING UP OF roKr cAsuELL.

New York, Feb. 2.TThe Herdlds
Smithville, N O., correspondent says by
the blowing up of Fort Caswell the rebels
completely destroyed the river face of that
strong work. all the gurs in it were
spiked and the carriages destroyed. -
At Smithville. small place on the west
side of Cape Fear River, and ten miles
below Fort Fisher, the Union forces on oc-
cupying it secured large supplies of COM
missary stores, tobacco and other valuable
property. The rebels had planted torpe-
does In and around all the forts.
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Loss OF THE SAN JAclSro.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Herald,s Key
West correspondent gives further particu-
lars relative to the loss Of the q. s. sloop.
o'-war San Jacinto, She struck on rect
between Green Turtle Key and No-name
Key early on the morning, of the LIST ult,,
and ibIged - 20 .alsE1 51a'
The officer, and. crew, including forty
sick, were all saved, and landed on No
nanie Key. Fifty-one of the crew, how
ever, had deserted. The entire battery of
the vessel, together with stores, sails. and
other property, was also saved At last
advices the wreckers were dismantliug the
San Jacinto, but not allowed to touch her
machinery.
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THE PEACE MOVEMENT.
Kesurn Is Mr.. Singlet0n-.D1r. Seward
at Fortress Monroe.

The 1ribune's Washington special says,
Singleton, just returned from Richmond,
is of the belief that there will be no peace
between US ard the rebels, that there can
be none, unless they abandon the idea of
independence or we abandon ours of re :
union. He says the rebels are sanguine of
conquering independence.
The Times Washington special says OF
Mr.. Stewards mission to Fortress Monroe,
it does not carry any ultimatum from the
government, neither is the President aware
of what the rebel commissioners propose,
and until he ascertains that fact it Is un-
certain whether they viii be allowed to
proceed to Washington.
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BURNING OF COTTON AT WILL.
~ lErg Isr MINGTON. s <..s-

New YORK, Feb. IA rebel dispatch
dated Wilmington, Jan. 26th, says about
400 bales of cotton were destroyed by fire
on Custom House wharf at that place,
also two car loads, four miles from town,
on the Weldon road on the 2Sth ultimo.
Whether the burning was accidental or
was the commencement of carrying out
the reported rebel design to destroy all the
staple in the vicinity, does not clearly APP
pear. fg- - s-Fest ISL ~
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb, 2.

CLAIMS.
Mr.. LANGLEY presented the petition of
Francis B. Ethridge, asking an appropriation
to compensate him for loss of baggage, &c..
while acting as agent for the State in Missouri.
Referred to Committee on Claims
BILL PASSED.
/ The bill authorizing the payment of the Far
ringtOu and Hughson claim was taken ~ and
passed. .ess9
TAXES FOR BOUNYIES
The Senate Committee, TO whom was re-
ferred the bill legalizing the action of County
Commissioners in levying bounty tax, &C.,
reported substitute and recommended its
passage. Report adopted and the bill was re-
ferred to the Committee OF the Whole.
On motion of MIR. McKUSICK the Senate
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole to
consider the above bill
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
Mr.. SPRAGUE in the Chair.
Mr.. TEACHER offered an amendment to
section 2. author ling towns to pay bounties
if they desire to. He proceeded to show whv
there should be such provision in the law.
The present call would be found to be the
heaviest that has ever been made in this
State. and towns who vote to pay bounty
should hb authorized to levy tax for the
same. II has been the policy of the Govern
ment TO pay bonnties and secure volunteers
instead of drafted men The enrolment ip
this district is but 5000 aud we are called up
on f0r I, 81 actual men, notwithstanding we
have furnished thousand men more than we
have been called upon for.
- PASSAGE OF THE BOUNUY ELL.
The bounty bill as amended, so that It legal
lied the past action of town and county au.
thorities in levying tax TO pay bounties, was
read the second and third time and passed.
Yeas-Messrs. Baxter Cameron. Daniels.
Langley, Morrison, McKusick, Miller. Nicols,
Nutting. Pillsbury, Porter, Rice, Sprague
Smith, Thacher and Wilson'S.
Nays-Messrs. George. Lowell and Shil
locks. $50 M 81 sasr --e
THE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILROAD Sill.
The special order for this day at IL o'clock.
the bill aiding the Southern Minnesots Road,
was taken up. y 1i@ zaa -
Mr.. MILLER moved that the bill be recon-
mitted 20 the COMMITTEE on Railroads M
|. The vote being taken, the bIl was recon-
mitted to the Railroad Committee. Yeas 10,
nays Z. sA-iiss ~ = g.
TIE SUPERIOR ROAD =
The House bill dsposing of the land grant
given to the Safe by Congress, for aiding the
building If the Lake Superior and hississippl
Railroad, was read the frst time and referred
TO the Committee on Railroads and ordered
printed.
HOUSE BILLS KEAD rIRSr TINE.
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PROM TIRE TENNESSEE RIVER.
TIE Late steamboat ExplOslo n-RuIl
Details nf the Calamity-List OF Cas-
Oaltlea

PADUCAII, Tenn, Jan. q.
The Eclipse blew up this morning, kill
Jog and wounding nearly all on board.
The Eclipse, with seven other steamboats,,
Left PASSPORT yesterday. The gunboat
Lexirgton 10 convoy. Arriving at john
sonville at 8 P. M, they anchored for the
night. The Eclipse was next to the Lady
Franklin (Which was in shore) on the other
side laid the Madison; both were startled
this morning at 6 o'clock by what was sup
posed to be, in the dark, tie discharge Of
a 12.pounter, but it was soon discovered
that the Eclipse was all in ruins and on
fire. Taking all the wounded within reach,
the Lady franklin moved OUT, being on
the inside and in danger of catching fire.
Many poor fellows were buried under the
timbers and burned. The Madison rem
dering all the assistance possible, saved
many who otherwise would have persisted.
When the explosion took place the cap.
tain OF the Madison was on the upper deck
of bis boat and was knocked down by one
of the killed who had nearly every bone
broken in his body. She burned two
hours, floating about four miles down the
river. Part of the 9th Indiana Battery
was on board with four guns and ammu-
milton. The ammunition exploded about
an hour after she caught fire. ALI was
lost belonging to the men, as also the guns.
One body was blown with such force
against the climneys Of the Lady Franklin
that it carried them away. The other
bodies were picked up on the decks of the
Franklin. The dying and wounded were
put on the Lady Franklin and Madison.
where they received prompt attendance
from Surgeon Mixer, of gunboat Lexing-
ton, and Surgeon j. H. Mills, of gunboat
Silver Lake, who lot no time. in coming
alongside. The cabins presented dis
tressing scene Of dying .calded and
wounded. gls.1 !, = - ~
The Eclipse had on board under COM
mand OF Capt Brown, seventy officers and
men OF the battery, ten of permanent
guard from Camp Mcclellan, twenty-five
OF . guard returning to St Louis, eighteen
Officers and men discharged and going
home on furlough, and forty of the boats
crew, numbering in all 100 men. s