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FOR SALE.

4 NEW CARRIAGE, ONE SETT
"a double Carriage Harness and one horse Inquire Of
Lieut.. L G. FICHET,
h.noN.tf ordnance Drpoi KNOXVILLE.
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Tribute OF Respect to the Memory Of
Lieut.. ThOE. Miller, n. NJ, OF Lime
StOne Lodge. No. f5f.

WHEREAS, Iu consequence Of the destruction 81 the
lodge property, and suspension Of work in Limestone
Lodge, to which our worthy brother, THOMAS MILLER
belonged and at his request the members Of Cleye-
land Lodge No IS4 have this the I'd day Of Septem
ber $685. given Masonic burial departed brother
And whereas, Bro. Thomas Miller lived and died wor-
thy brother Of order having but recently returned
from the service Of his country where as Lieutenant in
Company Z, 9TH Tennessee Infantry, he had done good
and faithful service from the taking of Cumberland Gap
in june 1862 to the advance on Murfreesboro in De-
ccmber, 1862, and through with the advance Chata-
nooSa, Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, in 1865, Rocky
faced Ridge, Resaca, Atlanta battles Of Franklin and
Nashville in 1884, and Fort Fisher n. C., in 1865 In
all Of which, he had acted with singular gallanry. 1t is
TO Of regret and SORROW that upon returning
to civil life he should SO have fallen by the hand Of
violence to-wit: tho night OF the let % September,
1863 Therefore,
Resols That in token of our respect our departed
brother that the lodge be draped in mourning and
the brethren the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days
R,solc.d, That the Secretary be directed t. leave
blank page in the Record book Of lodge in which to
insert the and date Of death Of our beloved
brother.
ResoIr,F That we tender TO the bCreaved widow our
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence.
R.solr,a That the Secretary be requested 10 furnish
the bereaved widow with copy Of these resolutions, as
slight testimony Of regard for the memory Of the
deceased and sympathy for the living relic.
Eesore2 That the Secretary spread these resolutions
upon the minutes Of the Lodge, and that he furnish
copy for publication in tho Knoxville Wing.
F. Z. HARDwICk,
JcHN T. CAMPBELL,
September %, 1865. Committee.
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MARRIED.

ul brides father in Blouut county,
September ith By Rev James D. Lawson, Mr.. MICHAEL
RI LIE and Miss ELIZA J. GODDARD, daughter Of David
Goddard, Esq.
o. the u instant by Rev. James M Davidson, Dr. NJ "
East Tennessee.
Is Knoxville, Tuesday evening" September l2tb lsoJ, BY
Rev. \. J. FenneI, Mr.. ELVIS F. MYNATT and Miss BET
TIE GLENN, daughter Of Mr.. John Glenn.
Is this place on the 18th instant by y REV T. W Hunas
Mr.. WI. J. MARSHALL and Miss ELIZABETH J. LOVE
John, Church this city on Thursday tho 2Ls
inst, by Rev. l. y Noish, 5. L. 6. NILES, NJ. D. and Mi
MARGARET III MES, daughter Of 4. r. Humcs, deceased
oS the 18th inst residence Of the brides fathar by
Colonel Of the Tennessee Cavalry and
AUGUSTA NJ. PIPER, of RCgorsvillc, Tenn.
AZ the same time and place, SAMUEL p. ANGEL. lat,
Adutan Of the 18th Tennessee Cavalry, and Mis- ELIZA
FiFER, of RoEersyilln, Tenn.
The Colonel and Captain have fought calamity
and rejoice AT their good fortune For years pitch
ana We supposed our-ei ardent Mon they. Wo
however elevate our cap and acknowledge the corn.
tree shall b. known by its fruits, judged by his work.
rather than his professions To the hour Of life
prayers shall ascend to throne of grace for tho happiness
prosperity OF our old comrades and their lovely brides And
=" May their new life which opens to-day.
GROW brighter Is flies,
Nnj bear along its chcckcrcd way
joy that never die.
Rich aud rsplrlr with bl.-sIu-, rhoTr.
May theirs forever prove.
\ lTioE bound by hottest bond.
Who's brightest liak Is love
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What Constitutes Political Church !

The Pastoral Address Of the Southern Methodist
Bishops. which we published in full last week, char
yes smong the rest that the Methodist Episcopal
Church has incorporated political tests into its
statements Of belief They teach" say these bish-
ops speaking Of the Methodsts Of the loyal States
afor doctrine the commandments of men. They
preach another gospel. They have incorporated So
cial dogmas and political tests into their church
creeds.T These charges come with a very bad grace
from the heads Of church whose preachers were
among the most active instigators of the late civil
war. The rebellion was, in no places Of public as
5emblage more earnestly upheld than in Southern
Methodist conference rooms and in Southern Meth
odist churches. The Nashville publishing house
used for the storage of rebel arms. Every
southern Methodist paper, with the single exception
Of the North Carolina Advocate was an accomplish
N the conspiracy to destroy the Union. In short,
oGuLnern Methodism was the head and front Of the
feoellon blessing it. praying for it, fighting for it;
oonhd up IN Its fortunes, part and parcel Of II by
every conceivable tie that could hold the church and
tne rebellion together and yet these Southern bish-
ops who have been stepped to the lips in treason,
nave the erontery 70 tell Us that our Church is po-
nica and that theirs is free from the spirit Of pol
itics.-N. T. Methodist
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Interest on the State Debt.

The unpaid interest on the State debt proper Of
Tennessee for four years, up 20 January 1865,
amounts 10 Ss49, sos. The UNI paid interest on the
Railroad bonds for the same period is $3,357,G00
making total of s4,2o7 153 unpaid interest So
much for the fnanciering Of Isham G. Harris and
MS colleague, who took out patent for new
method for establishing State Right, State SoyoT-
eighty, and State Independence. Shall We ever
again follow these Flashlights, which fitted jack o.
lantern like over acres Of new made grave to State
debt and State Ansrchy.-Press and TF'aes.
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Proclamation bY tIle Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
NasuvILlr. -Tcnn.. SEMI. I2tb. Is65.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 18th, 1865. .
WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred iu the General As
the Hon George W Gaines Representative Of the coun
ty Of Monroe:
/, William g, Brownlow, Governor Of the state ol len
nessee do hereby command the Sheriff Of said county d
Monroe open and hold election at all the places o.
yotipg in said county on Thursday the 5h day Of oco
ber 1861 to fill said vacancy and that he make return
Of the result according to law.
sa.s.zs In testimony whereof, have hereuntO sub
e-@o scribed nv name, and caused the Great Seal
Il. o Of the State Of Tennessee to be affixed. AT
s000OOoE the Department in Nashville, this 18th day
of September 1855. v. c. BROWNLoN-
A J. FLETCHER, Sect y of State.
Knoxville Wing and Nashville Press and Times pub
lish weekly till the day of election.
sepI3-tde 4. ]. FLETCHER, Sect,y Of State.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
ExEcuTryE DEPARTMENT,

WHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred IA the General As
sembly Of the State Of Tennessee by the resignation Of
the Hon Joseph H Wagner, Representative Of the coun-
" Of johnson:
I, William G. Browu0w, Governor Of The state OF
Tennessee do hereby command The Shorh Of said county
Of johnson to open and hold election at all the places
of voting in said county Thursday The 9th day Of &C.
tober 1865, m said vacancy, and that be make re-
turn Of the result according ~ law.
&sooosoo. In testimony whereof hereunto subscribe
95I|cT78 my name, ana cause the Great Seal Of the
L 90 State to be affixed. At the Department in
o00o0o@ Nashville this 9Th day of September, 1863
W. G. BROWNLOW.
A. j. FLETCHER, Secy Of State. sepl3tdo
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Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, denies in his card that
be ever issued an order to the troops under his COM
mand 70 execute all prisoners taken on the State
Road he says
&c" never al any time issued an order 20 any troops
OF persons under my command to execute, abuse or
cruey treat any person in the service Of the United
States, who had, or might surrender himself a. a
prisoner; nor did ever encourage OF sanction the
execution Of or any unkind treatment TO any per-
sons
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WUERI,- pleased supreme Ruler and Great gh
Priest Universe 70 remove midst very
worthy companion brother, DR.. HARVEY CLEVELAND
WATKINS who departed this life in Hamilton county, Ten.
essec Aug 1863 And whereas this is anoth-
evidence that the midst Of life in death and
whereas accept this dispensoon Of Providence
whose ways inscrutable, yot Mssons must
confess in all things just and whereas the immediate family
Of the deceased will have great the loss Of
all the relations Of life good and true in which they will
have kindly sympathy and whereas b.hoOves Ma
sons 10 observe the daily walk and conversation of th'
good brother We therefore point with pride to the daily m
departed friend brother and companion aording
proper example, and having given to departed
brother burial according his last request and be
ing assembled say the last words Of coincidence
beroayed csmable widow. relations and friends
Therefore:
Resyre That and friends Of the
county, Tennessee the 18th Of August 1855 aged
orty-four years months and twenty-five days. We
sincerely mourn his loss and ympath1e with his oerea7ed
widow and friends
? Ps5lred That in token of our esteem for departed
brother his loss the brethren Of Cleveland
Lodge viii the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
and that tho Lodge be drpcd in mourning the same length Of
time.
Rd That the Secretary be requested 70 place these
the records tho Lodge. Also, that
page Of the be devoted record the and death
Of our departed brother
T. Reoed That copy Of these resolutions be furnished
Brcwnow Wing for publication and also copy be furnish
Cd % the widow Of the deceased 70 whom may truly say in
Tho language of one he loved:
,,Hc lived good man and 50 he died,
No better man in death doth sleep,
No noblcr doth earth sojourn,
Well may his loved ones fondly WEEP,
In Chastened memory o'or his urn,
Well may his friends look on his rest,
And =vectly hope that he i best.
J. VI. Grow,
JONI 7. CAMPBELL,
August "a, 1865 COMMITTEE
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
E.-,--.----r,-,- n 1, 4 I, -rrr-,-r
N,>uvrITI. September I9tb. 1865


WHLEEAs, vacancy has occurred in the General A
Scmby Of the State Of Tennessee by the resignation Of
Hon. W. J. Copeland Representative Of the District
composed Of the counties OF Polk, McMinn and Meigs
l, William G. BrOwnlow, Governor Of the state Of
tennessee 30 hereby command the Shcrf of said
ties Of Polk NcMiun and Meigs, to open and hold an
election At all places of voting said counties
day the 18th day c October, 1862 20 fill said vacancy,
and that they make returns Of the result according to
law.
- In testimony whereof, have heremto sub
HbAl- seribed my name, and caused the Great Seal
- Of the State Of Tennessee to be affixed. At
the department in Nashville this 18th day Of Septam-
Der, 1863. ". G. BR0WNL0W-
\. J. FLEICHEB >ec'Ty Of State sep27tde
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FLAVORING EXTR ACTS
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Pills! PILLS.! FILLS:
PERF'UNIERYl

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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARrHENT,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 10Th, lS6s

WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the General A
semby of the State 70 Tennessee by the resignation Of
the Hon. Samuel E. Griffith, Representative OF the eOun-
ty Of Washington;
l. William g. BrownlOw Governor Of the state Of Zen
essee do hereby command the Sheriff Of said county Of
Washington TO open and hold election at all the pla-
ee Of voting in said county Thursday the 18th day OF
October 1865 to I'll said vacancy and that he make re-
turn Of the result according to law.
49,, In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
SEAL. subscribed my name and cause the 6reaI
49, Seal Of the State of Tennessee to be affixed.
At the Department in Nashville this 18th day Of Sep
tembeI, 1865. W. G. BRoWNL0W,
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INDIANA ASBURY UNIVERSITY.
Twenty-Seventh Year.

TWenty-SeVenth Year,
THE FIRST TERN WILL COMMENCE >EPTEMBIR
i 18th, 1850
Examination of candidates for Outstanding, september
ntb and 18th,
On application disabled needy discharged Union soldiers
viii be admitted the regular classes the Preparatory
Scientific or Classical Departments. free Of tuition
It IS important that Students enter the the
Session
For further information apply the President, Rev T0S
BOWMAN, i. D. PHILANDER WILEY
sepl3-tt Sacl-N Of ElcnlLN
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$50 REWARD.

I WILL PAY FIFTY DOLLARS RE
WARD any who viii and deliver TO the
body Of JOHN r. HcL4LN who made his escape from the
county fail Of Knox county the ID day Of July
ISS5 iy19-tf NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
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GOLDEN WORKS" In the United States, both in
Church and State we have learned 10 trust the peo-
ple and neither in State nor Church have the peo-
pie proved themselves unworthy Of any great trust
committed to them Bishop J2ses-Adarcss to the
P-ifisi Conference
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ATTACHMENT.

}. Ii. Donaldson vs.. John 6. Stewart
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Of the plaintiff in this cause tho defendant has
left the limits of the state himself
ordinary process be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the Of tho defendant
made rsturnabe before c. Williams Of the Peace
for B0unt county, and the having levied
perty II is ordered by said Justice appear
before him his office in Bount county, day
April 1866 will be proceeded with partc further
ordered that this notice be published successive
in Brownlow'S Wing.
Eep27-ttpfj SAMUEL G. WILLIAMS J. ?.
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Barrett'S Life of Lincoln
IS BETTER IND CHEAPER THAN ANT
OTHER
THE REASONS WHY

This the only Work which Mr. lincoln himself far.
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2. Mr.. Barrett being Commissioner Pensions Off
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tration, and in addition this he enjoyed Personal
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tsn paper in the War Department aud the facts needed TO
render the work in the highest degree reliable and complete
). The Portrait Of the President in this work is from Pho
toraph taken and engraved expressly for IT and pro
nounced by Mr. Lincoln Mr. COlaX Robert Dalo Owen and
other friends the most accurate likeness published
B8rretts Life of Lincoln So pages
800 than Holland announces his contain and
oneourth more matter than Raymond and IS sold al
low price, and therefore Is much cheaper.
s. BsTrsts Life Of Lincoln Is the only work that contains
Engrsyngs sketched tho spot the HOUSES SCFEs
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Of Presidents Lncons State Papers many his Congress
siona and other Speeches and full accounfthe last acts Of
his Administration and the agcal attendant upon
his death.
&c Il is The cheapest Nee Booh Published, daily selling
muck rapidly than any other book bor, The poglc nearly
100000 Subscribers ALREADY obtained.
J VI GREER is the Agent for this county ana will have
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$1,000 REWARD !!

THE CITIZENS OF KNOX COUNTY
Il Offer a reward Of TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the capture murdrer OF George Majors
individuals suspiCioned be the murdsrer who
been lurking about through the country the time the
murder committed, viz: ADAM LEGGT, JAMES LEfG,
WILLIAM LEG. Ebert STEPHENS and ether
company, whose able 70 give hut he calls
himself q Texan ranger
The above reward will BE- secured in the hands o. Wy
matt to pay over person persons Who may capture
tge murderer murl-Tcrs Of George Majors.
WM. SMITH CIe.-r4H.
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TERMS.
& HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, COUNTY, VA.

NAoHlNUlUNl LULNII, VA
TIlBE FAIL SESSION or THIS INSTITUTION OPrNEr
the 18th uIt. Our terms foT Session Of five month
ii the .HTreHcy
Tuition in the Cole ate course, 90. $50
Fuel room rent and contingent fse, n G.
Board 8 per week ~ wceksl RI
Tuition in the Preparatory course SO lees.
Students supply their rooms with furniture.
Other information can br obtained by addressing.
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DIED.

ON the 10th of August 1855, Buffalo, DTaugtr county,
Tenn Mrs FRFSIIIL GRIFFIN, wife Of William C. Griffin.
aged 4 years
The deceased the daughter ohu and Rachael Douglas
living in Texas Living the life Of Christian, she died
the death Of the righteous In all the relations Of life wife
mother sister and friend Of her truly Be said she did
her whole duty Leaving three children infant OF
months old she died lamented by all who knew her.
None knew her but love her. named her hut to