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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17

b. W. Taylor, admir-, vs.. W. a. Montgomery and wife
and John Boyd and wife,
NROM the allegations of the bill, which to,
ID 1t appears that the defendants non-esidents
his State 1t is ordered that publication DO made for
Your successive weeks in BroNnows Wing notifying said
defendants to appear before the Chancory Court Dan
idge tho I'd Monday of June next and make defense
the BILL or the will be taken for confessed aud set
= or hearing parte.
pf5 wM GALBRAITH CAM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
I WILL SELL AT THE CoURr Houst

door in Knoxville, the 10th day Of june 1865 all the In
ttrus claim and demand that O. W Charlton has and to
tract of laud in The sth district, adjoining the lands Of John
Tunnel LoLes and others to satisfy execution In favor
Of H. W Won AldrhoG and W @. Doyle, also All the title and
interest that said Charlton has in aud house lot IN
Knoxville, the OF Prince and Church streets It being
the property formerly owned by Moses satisfy an exrcu
ton IN favor Of W Doyle. HUDIBuRG, d slerr
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

I WlLL SELL At THE CouRr House
door In Knoxville the 10th day June 1865 for cash
Tract OF Land In the 18th district containing acres nd
Joining the lands Of Carter levied the property of
J Carter to satisfy execution In favor Of Henry C. Ogg
IS HUDlBURG, D Sheriff
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Field Langstroth d Co. VS.. Fagg, Pope and Miller

fItTui LHHBsVIVlH d OV' We ruSBj UPV anu NIITeT'
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT of the
plaintiffs in this that the defendants arc non
residents of this State abscond that the ordinary
process cannot be served upon Them It is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
owsWhg, notifying said defendants to appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court for Knox county, on the I'd
Monday of june 1885, then aud there to plead,
or dcmur to the suit and demand OF the plaintiffs or the
same will be taken for confessed and proceeded with
parte as to them. S II SMITH, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
FOR SALE.

IA FARM OF TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES. 70
IN miles west Of Knoxville and near Concord ON the
Fast tennessee and Georgia Railroad. One third cash
1.-The remainder in one and two years. Price s35 per
gre [myiOtfl JOS. A. MABRY Co, Ag'ts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
T WILL SELL AT THE CouRr Hous,

l. door in Knoxville the 10th day june 1865 for cash
one Tract Of Land the 18th district containing 300 acres
joining the lands OF VIM Major and others levied on as the
property Of W legg satisfy execution In favor Of Jos
Myuatt and one In favor OF h, Ellis.
AS HUDlBURG, Sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
FOR SALE.

n ~ ACRES OF LAND, II MILES NORTH of
III w the Court House, on Rutedgc road. Price
100 per acre.
myiOr JOS. A. MABRY q CO., Agts.
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CHANCERY CoURT-TAzEWELL

W. II. Evans VS. VIM. X. Gibson and z. S. Gibson
rI,HE DEFENDANTS, VIM. X. GIBSON and z. S.
Gibson, being non-rosidentQ of Tennessee as shown
in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Brownlow's Wing notifying
said defendants appear before the Chancery Court at
Tazewel the first Monday Of June, 1865, then and
there to make defense To the bill the same will be IN
ken for confessed and got for hearing OK parte
my3 lwpf5s p. N. R0DDY, CAM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-17
WIN. GALBRAITH, c 4 NJ
:. ". Taylor Admir- &C., VS.. g. L. Moore J. W. r.
Moore ct ais

Moore, ct ale.
RoM the allegations of the bill, which sworn TO-
i it appears that the respondent g. h. Moore is non
resident 1t is ordered that publication be made for -four
successive weeks in Brownows Wing, notifying said de
PENDANT appear before the Chancery Court at Dan
rdge on the I'd Monday Of June next then and there
make defense to the BILL the will be taken fol
confessed and set for hearing parte.
pf6 WIN. GALBRAITH, CAM
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WILL SELL ON THE 10Th DAY OF

june 1855 At the Court House door IN Knoxville House
and Lot east OF the Railroad street. levied the
properly Of Robert Mcnte being the property where said
Mclnte resides to satisfy two executions IN favor Jno
A. Aurn, one in favor Of =. Long and Kavenaugh.
A. S. HUDIBUkG, D. Sherin.
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b. H. Cummings, Admir- &C., IS. Richard j. Jarnnglr
II APPEARING FROM TUE ALLIE

CATIONS of complanants bin, that the defendant, r. j.
Jarnagu Is nonresident ofhis State: It ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks In rownOws Wing
notifying said defendants to appear before the Chancery
at Clinton the first Thursday after the fourth Monda
june 1862 and defend said bill OF the will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
mAYl0.4M nlhH w II. MlIIrS0N. q 4 NJ
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+ WILL SELL AT THE CouRr HOUSE,

door in Knoxville the 10th day OF June, 1865 House
aud Lot In the LIST district east OF Gay street. In the Of
office Of o. y Temple, being the house and lot
Brownlows Printing Once, to satisfy three
favor Of Mary Mcousky in favor Of John Baxter
in favor Of T. A. Nelson, levied the property Aus
tin Sperry A. S. HUDlBURG, ID. Sheriff.
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John Whitsou vs. NJ. Il. Hood and Is. ), Jarnasiu.
i APPEARING 10 ruE MASTER

from the allegations Of the bin that the are non.
resident OF this state; sordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks In Bownows Wing, notifying said
defendant to appear before the Chancery Court at Clinton on
the hrst Thursday after the fourth Monday June next and
defend said bill the will he taken confessed and set
for hearing ex parte,
pG* W H. WIIITsON AM
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WILL SELL ON THE 10TH DAY OF

June, 500 at the Court House door In Knoxville Tract
Of Land in the 10Th district of Knox county ever Greek
adjoining the lands OF A. r. Trotter and others containing
levied the property Of Levi satered deceased
satisfy execution in favor OF James r. Gowens.
ml0-iw A. & HuDIBURG, d. Sheriff.
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VIM. r. Dali and Nathan A. Farmer vs. Henry Farmer
and Samuel koehlar,
II APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE

4 a ~ ! i~-hiAiANN : lNCNI L II hLlII-
CATIONS Of compliments bill that the defendant Henry
Farmer Is nonresident OF this state 1t ordered pub.
hcaton be made for four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wig
notifying said defendant TO appear before the Chaucery
Clinton The Gst Thursday auc the fourth 1day June
1850 and defend said DILL or TIE same will ken for
iessod and set for hearing parte
pb' H. WlII1s0N, c. NJ
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| WILL SELL AT THE Court HOUSE
door in Knoxville, the 10Th day Of june 1865 all the
right, title and interest that James p Coffin has and to the
Store House and Lot known the Coffin Block situated on the
of Gay and Church Streets to satisfy
vor Of Bridges Phillips,
A. g. HUDIBURG, d. Sheriff
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
ATTACHMENT.

iolrr,nu Nance a.. G. n. Goodln.
IHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
say, hc defendants, indebted to him. and so abcouds
ar oonce himself that the ordinary process law cannot be
served upon them, having obtained original attachment
against Gle estate of the defendant made reurnabe before
Juo A. Skinny Justice OF the Peace for Granger county and
the SANE having been levied on their properly II Is ordered hy
aid Justice that the defendant appear before him NJ his ONCE
IN uranger county the l0h day Of June 1865 or 1t win
10 proceeded with parte II Is further ordered that this no.
toe be published for four successive weeks IN Brownlows Wing
mayAw pNb' JOHN A. SKINNY, J p.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Also all kinds Of Notions Dye stu Soda saleratus Spices
avoring Extracts, Perumery &c, and great many things
! 90 tedious TO mention.
Those wishing to purchase any Of the above articles would
veil to call, for | will sell cheap.
maylO.tf o. J. X. PEED
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M HITCHCOCK ", Nielsen 4. lIaitchcock

$ II SMITH, Clcrk
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OLD DRUG STORE,
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tennessee
I'VE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM
W NG the people OF East Tennessee that We have nos
aompacd our arrangements for having constantly 10 sor,
| very large stock OF
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Physicians Pocket Gases,
Trusses and supporters,
Surgical instruments,
Dye SuGs,
Paints, in Oil and Dry,
Tanners oil and LaInpbIack.
Window Glass and Hollow Ware,
Toilette Articles and Periumcry,
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Comprising in part, the following articles
Ayers Srs0parlla,
Ayers Cherry Pcctora
Ayers Aguo Cure,
Jayncs ENpectorant,
Jayne Alternative,
Jaynos Carminativo Balsam,
llostetters Stomach Btters,
Doak 5 Plantation Bitters,
Hoohands German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminativo,
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Balsam Of Hoarhound,
DR., Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarspaailla,
Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
Railways Ready Relief,
Perry DaviSs Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Linimcnt,
Arabian Liniment
American Guorgling OIL
Ludlum's Specific
Emersons o. K,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo, Sweet Oil,
Madder, Lard Oil,
Cudbar Varnish,
Logwo0d, White Lead,
Rcd Sanders, Red Load,
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Alum Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners Oil Spice
Coal Oil, Pepper,
Castor Oil Ginger
BRlWSTONE.
Ayers, Wrights, Brandreth's, Rhoeback's |
Maffett's, Railways, Cooks, Jayne's and
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Total supply,
100000

Governor Clark, of Mississippi, has
iissued an addressto The people, stating
that General Taylor surrendered all his
forces east Of the Mississippi river, with
aallthe government cotton, quartermas-
ter commissary and other stores. All
officers and persons in possession Of pub
lie stores, will oe held to strict account
and embezzlers arrested. ~ SRI 4 ''
\ The Legislature has been called to
meet, on the 18th Of May, and will
doubtless order State Convention
lThe State officers are directed to imme.
sdiately return to Jackson, with the arch
ives of the State. and county officers are
senioined to be vigilant in the preaerva-
aion vi csder, aud the Sheriffis efnpow.
ered to call out his posse, and the mill.
sssaEary to keep arms for this purpose. He
says the State laws must be enforced Sas
sahey now aveun.il repealed, and masters
tyiii be held responsible, as heretofore,
sfor the protection and conduct of their
Slaves. He earnestly advises ali citizens
ito unite in the preservation Of peace, ar.
sSest robbers and marauders; to fearlessly
sabide the fortunes of the State to dis.
Continue twelfth.hour vaporing, and meet
Eifacts with fortitude and common sense.
|SS9 y II is believed that this address win
aaaterially hasten, the recognition of the
SAsState government -
~ The cotton belongingto the Confede.
t3fate government east sof Louisiana,
Mississippi Alabama, and West Flori.
ida, having been surrendered to the
'sIInited States government, has been pro.
thibited from removal for expectation BY
1orderof General Candy. n,
s I4M Y. Hera,d
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No Hope for Persons who Have Ill.TrCat-
+ ed United States Prisoners.
AliVOlunt,lry Rebels with Over
Twenty Thouasand Dollars
of Taxable Property Ex-
3, clnded.


States, on the eight, day Of December,
A. D., eighteen hundred aud sixty.thrce,
and on the twenty-sixth day Of March,
A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty.four,
did, with the object to suppress the ex.
istmg rebellion, to induce all persons to
return to their loyalty and restore the
authority of the, United States, issue
proclamations offering amnesty and par
don to certain PERSONS who had, directly
or by implication, participated in the said
rebellion; and
Whereas, many persons, who had so
engaged in said rebellion, have since the
issuance of said proclamation, failed or
neglected to take the benefits offered
thereby; and,
Whereas, many persons, who have
been Justly, deprived of all claim to am.
resty and pardon Hereunder by reason
Of their participation, directly or by i'm.
plication, in said rebellion and continued
hostility to the government Of the Unit
ed States since the date Of said procla.
nation, now desire to apply for and ob.
tain amnesty and pardon; '
To the end, therefore, that the auth
ority Of the government of the United
States may be restored, and that peace,
order and freedom may be established,
i, Andrew Johnson, Presidert Of the
United States, do proclaim and declare
that hereby grant to all persons who
have directly or indirectly participated
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Peppery Speech of Wendell
Phillips.
Surrender of President JoIlnJ
SON to the Rebels.
Reputation of the Public Debt the Only
Way TO Save tho Country.
&c. &C., &c, dc.
[From the New York Herald. !
Boston. May 81. 1865


The New England Anti.Slavery Con.
vention met to-day i'll the Melodeon, and
was very fully attended. The Rev. j.
+. Sargeant was chosen president
Wendell Phillips, as chairman Of the
Business Committee, reported i, resolu-
ton to the effect that it is the settled
opinion of the Convention that the re-
construction of the rebel States, without
negro suffrage, is q practical surrender
to the Confederacy, and will make the
anti-slavery proclamation of the late
President, and even the expected amend
ment of the constitution, utterly inef
ficient for the freedom and protection of
the negro race.
Mr.. Phillips supported the resolution
in a vigorous speech He contended
that slavery was abolished, and that the
reconstruction policy Of the admnistra-
ton, as set forth in the proclamation for
the reconstruction of North Carolina,
WIS an absolute surrender Of the helm of
the Union into the hands of Alexander
III. Stephens aud his coworkers. Re.
construction on that basis was practi-
cal fraud upon the North. Every life
and every dollar they had spent had
been stolen from them. There was but
one way in which the people could still
hold the helm of affairs, and that was, a
declaration ofrepudiation ofthe entire war
debt. Such party would have his
voice and vote until God called HIM
home. He would constantly oppose
every step of reconstruction that did not
place the negro upon an absolute equal.
ty and level with the white man. There
were but two parties in the country
the sycophants of JEFF. Davis and the
lovers of liberty. Every man who sup,
ported the North Carolina proclamation
was q Davis sycophant. Better far
better, would it have been for Grant to
have surrendered to Ice than for Presi.
dent johnson to have surrendered to
North Carolina. l,
Hon. Amasa Walker followed in a
full endorsement Of Mr.. Phillips speech.
The California end Of, the Pacific
Railroad now employs 1900 laborers,
800 of whom are whites, and the re.
mainder Chinese. Cars are running
thirty-six miles fron SACRAMENTO.
Thirteen captured steamers, including
the rams NdshOille and Mary Ann, had
arrived at Mobile from the Tombigbee
river, where they were taken by the
Confederates on the evacuation Of Mo
bile r$ s tlyU Ht3gssl
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News Office, and will thus aid in pre-.
venting exciting rumors.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
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80. No. g ~. .sS on ~
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1900 ~, 6a3 luck. -
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Posr GFFfcE AaRlNaElsENTs in THE
;SoUrHERN SrArEs. E'he principal post
offises in Virginia, Georgia, Alabanna,
North and South Carolina are at present
managed by special agents No ap-
pointGents Of postmasters win be made
until the post routes are re.cstablished
and a suitable opportunity occurs for
consulting the public interests and the
wishes Of the respective communities
upon that subject.
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Communicated ]
Editor Winnsboro News:

Va SIR:-ln recent number of the New
TOrleans Prices Current j. B. GRrBBLE,
a merchant of that city, puts the avail
liable cotton resources of the Southern
States, including the crop which is now
in the ground, at 100000 bales. This
figure is an over estimate, by at least,
Zone third, as the following approximate
Bistatistics will show: V
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designations OF their commissions in the
army or navy of the United States to
evade duty in resisting the rebellion.
Si:eM--All who have engaged in any
way i'll treating otherwise than lawfully
as. prisoners of war persons found in tho
United States service, as officers, soldiers,
seamen, or in other capacities.
,Se0enth--All persons who, have been
or are absentees from the United States
for the purpose ofaiding the rebellion.
Etghth--Allmilitary and naval officers
in the rebel service who were educated
by the government in the Military Acad.
emy at West Point, or the United States
Naval Academy.
Ninth All llpersons who held the pre-
tended Offices of Governors of States in
insurrection against the United States.
1enh-All persons who left their
homes within the jurisdiction and protcc.
ton of the United States, and passed
beyond the federal military lines into the
so-called Confederate States for the pur.
pose of aiding the rebellion.
.Eleventh. --All persons who have
been engaged in the destruction of the
commerce ofthe United States upon the
high seas and all persons who have
made raids into the United States from
Canada, or been engaged in destroying
the commerce Of the United States upon
the lakes and rivers that separate the
British provinces from the United States.
7soeyM-Al persons who, at .he time
when shey seek to obtain the benefits
hereof by taking the, oath herein pre-.
scribed, are in military, naval or civil
confinement or custody, or under bonds
of the, civil. military or naval authorities
ofagents ofthe United States, as pris.
oners of war or persons detained for of.
fehces of any kind either before or after
conviction. "t $t
+ Ihtrtcenth-Ail personswho have vol.
unfairly participated in said rebellion,
and the estimated value ofwhose taxable
property is over twenty thousand dol.
lars.
Fourteenth--All persdassvho have ia.
ken the oath of amnesty as prescribed
in the Presidents proclamation ofDe-
cember eight A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.three, or an oath of
allegiance to the government of the Uni.
ted States since the date of said ,procla.
nation, and who have not thencefor.
ward kept and maintained the same in.
violate:
Provided, that special application may
be made to the President for pardon by
any person belonging to the excepted
classes, and such clemency will be liber.
ally extended as may be consistent with
the lacts of the case and the peace and
dignity Of the United States.
The Secretary of State will establish
rules and regulations for administering
and recording the said amnesty oath so
as TO insure its beneft to the people, and
guard the government against fraud.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the
twenty.ninth day of May, .intthe year
OF Our Lord one thousand eight hun
il dred and sixty.fve, and of theiude-
pendence Of the United States the
eighty ninth. l.y
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President; ,g
VIM. HI. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
,-r--tttr--ss 49, -----------r h SfE.
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Soma curious cattle. t.t of African. I. breed,

IL q Noouho Spitvpclo ~ " piNcu,
imported by Gen. Wade Hampton,
consisting Of q bull, COW and call, which
wac captured on his plantation, near
Columbia, South Carolina, have been
Brought North and delivered over 10
Con. Msigs who viii forward thom to
New Y ORR. to be phced ,as the Central
Park.