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Rebel Property for Sale.

The Chattanooga Gssstte contains fearful hst OF
rsba property TO be sold for the taxes Nest Of II
il the property Of rebels who have ed to the South,
and many 81 whom are in the army. The fees To
he collected amount 20 efeeH or tsesty dollars, and
in many instances the property Is valued at Dsss-
e,sds. What We set ous to advise was, that loyal
men, either arrested or imprisoned at the instance
Of these men, can size them for damage and re-
cover, and redOeming these pieces Of property by
paying these small claims can sell them finally for
their Owl. benefit Lot it be done. II you can
prove tha; they iustgated your arrest or imprson-
nleh,-adYsed ii before hand or approved ii Afler-
wards, yOu can recover. Sue them al once, for
some who have not gone South are selling out 10
avoid suit q damages.
We see that csmp6eR Wallace has valuable pro-.
perry advertised at Chattanooga. Can't soms Of
our Union men attend 10 his case
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Amnesty Swearing.

JAs- I. Shields Esq, who nan for the rebel Con.
gres' and was an active rebel as well as the writer
of rebel editorials came in last week and took the
oath Of amnesty. Their Is general desire araosg
the leading rebels Of the upper counties 10 ave
themselves and property BY this process, and they
are doing Il every day
The amnesty oath, If taken in good faith and
kept viii be protection, and we arr free 20 con-
fes II ought to be- but it Is no protection agains,
suits for damages such a. arrests and Imprisonment.
caused BY rebels, eithcr IN whole or in pan. Tbs
aw viii give damages against them, and 50 win ths
iuries If our country. and injNd Union men will
sue aud ought TO d. il they owe Il alike IN ,bou.
selves, their families and country
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Tennessee Cayalr1.

| The ssh 9Th and 18th Regiments Tennessee Cav.
airy, cuoampea noaz this city, where they have
been since the brilliant raid on the Sab Works In
Virginia, under that slillfa ofacor, Major General
Sscaeman. Since the raid Of Gen. SsonemAn, this
brigade Ass been under command Of Col. John x.
Miller, Of the 18th Tennessee Cavalry.
No brigade Of cavalry IN the army has done more
efficient service m che longth Il tine than thia
During The few winter months past thsee regi-
naents have been in about thirteen engagements In
every engagement bCt ps'e they have whipped and
routSi the enemy, and IN the one IN which sbsy
were dss&tei they fought four times thcr namber
In slmosi every engagement they have eontendei
with superior numbers.
When John Morgan wss killed his force wAs 2, goo.
The ferre under Gen. eillcm was I,Io0. Tho 9Th
Tennesssn did pot participate in this aght being ct
the time in Middle Tennsssea. Ia the engagements
ii has taken part In the 9Th has done we'll, To the
alh and isth TeHnessa, and The gallant 10th Mich
ian cavalry. is due the honor Of the brilliant VIC
terry over Morgan. In the killing Of Morgan and
the tasal roat of bis rca Col. Jshn K Miller bore
an hoaoFahIe par, and ~ him much credit l. due
Tor the death n tho great Asrss a;eE
4 few days sinca the 18th Tennessee Cavalry vas
reviewed From a gentleman who witnessed the
reyies We learn laas shs nsgi,aSn, made splenld
their elothes sere clean. The InrNes we're IN good
condition, and veil currad, while the earhines and
sabrss bright a. a silver dollar In drilling
the men and officers we're proficient The drilling
Of this regiment and fhe appearance Of men and
,tock, showed degree Of military pride and prof.
cheney highly cretabs 10 the private soldiers and
subordinate officers, and Of discipline and skin which
rtfiects credit on the regiqsntal commander Lieut..
Col. D. p Stacy, ard the brigade commander, Col.
Miller.
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MeMInn Cennty.

In seyeri Of tbs disttcs Of this county the polls
were not opened the 4h because Of their exposed
situation, and squad Of guorillAS having been re-
ported, whose object was % prsvon. an election
The vote for the Legislative ticket was therefore not
SO largo n, formerly. Tbs vote for Governor and
Legislature csc, whereas for Ratification on the
22d ulL u was ,zs5. In this vote is TO be counted
800 mounted infantry who voted but were absent on
duty during this last election McMinn county,
under all the circumstances, has done very we'll
Her people have been greatly annoyed by rebel
raiders and st threatened II every point In tho
Southern section Of the county. They viii not be
much longer annoyed, as we hope and believe.
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CAPTURE OF BraxIeton.

Wm. Brazlsson Jr- vAs captured the other day
N Nee Market by our forces At the Plains. He
came into that neighborhooa with squad Of about
thirty robbers, Who RAIDER Jag of trsSoe Of their
own getting up, were arresing Union citizens, pre-
seung pistols At their breasts 10 make them diggorge
their money and ter where ether onion men were
concealed This-is way Of using flag Of truce
When captured be was in New Market among his
rebal friends and syInpathizers, surrounded by a
half dozen Of HE squad. a shs-,IeYil the wife II
rebel preacher, had come in IN advance of him 30
spy out the land BrazlstgH has been az exoesI-
ingiy bad man, and has boasted time and again Of
the Union men he had murdered is cold blood, and
Of what be w0uld do 30 Others. If be could capture
them sueh man, neither more nor less than
common bBsAwhaeker, and The captain Of a gang
y outlaws and highway robbers, should not be
shown any quarter simply because hn holds COM
mission fros JeH. Davis. DAVIS permit. or license
20 murder, steal and bust FIack docs MT make tho
occupation any more respectable, or moral than
when carried On without authority Nor doss q man
having rich parents and relatives make hl stealing
and numbering Al al lawful In1eed there l. an in
ditIAsat In court hers against this young sprie
u nobility fof treason : o.
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New ARRANGEMENTS.

TIE WHa viii, in the future Be published vi 80
per year, payable INyAzIAsLY N ADVANCE The
undersigned are the pvopFiotors fcr The next two
years two Of The partners editing. aud Mr.. HAws
suporiAtenaing the Office and conducting and con.
trolling the internal Affairs and business natterss
There viii, at no distant day, be neat snd COM
plesa Job ofsce connected with The establishment,
snd then We shall be prepared to Do all kinds Of job
WORK, upcn short notice.
The wHIa, therefore, win 50 on, and instead Of
being closed cut by change In ihe occupation u
che principal Editor, Il win be more permanently
established than heretofore This issue is she first
Of the yelurne BY the new arm, and under the skw
ARRANGEMENTS. We shall have the best advertis-
ing medium in all tho country and therefore sollctt
The continued support Of al who are friendly 20 our
ssuse and desirp their advertisements 10 Be seen and
resd Is all men. And all who want profitable
straight-eul independent Union PaPeF would do
Sel 10 sabscFihs at once.
BRowxUow, HAws 4 %.
Fssgzaas1g Is, 1855.
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Samuel z. Rodgers

IN cur first page i Eell written sri'oie u0Ha =
Nashville T5sss uPca the lie saa eharscteF q -
atos Rodgers He AAs besa ugre tAAn thirty ysaS
practising lawyer snd tbs Is Ect tas hrst t.zas b
has h.,n el,s.sI to tie State Senate. A Prss.1-,
Of the lste state Csaventioa, which was cl1-Fa-
Of soeansmber, and sat 5or al days, he u-sls 90
siderable character, iraia the fast thai be P--ssz
with sbili.y imParsislty and PTVasp.ae,, s7-is
very general satisfaction - the member uE1s@
aoooants, aaa As = eompGalen. - The a2ysi,y q, IS
Tssnnesses Col. Rogers i generally agreed -7sl >
he Speaker Of she Seat Senate lRi-e1 ss b.
have ~ opposition, sal Vashs 10 have reas
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Johnson In the SRamps!
Beauregard Alarmed!
Rebels Catching 10 Gensray!

NaA Ysss Mar.5 /.
TiBs. " Ashiaggoa sFezaAl s4ys the SgveFnzsEs "a
sxPscts % haag from shrrmaa- The lat Aea-{ -
Jahustea b. dsan sFing Is TIE ssalrs si - 10
kin river Bssaregar3 Y tortifyiEg Ra.siss Adj j.
bore. Ia; i algss3y terrified e sas appar,iar Of. az
pPsratias e0lsaa aisAneisE from Seusrra.
W0Eds WashilgtoH speciA4 says ssutsnsz 50
Sssbogn tas 7th brisss sa;L CLs-ys ateIiezrs~ i
ths rebels hare given AZ al tie ruH,rT svtvreu ~
and tiolIsbars.
KisEs'su szs stasuatsi - & o.
Refugees SD asssElers ssy they heard %; D. battle
Riehmaad Exsnibsr It he Ssh says e Is -ege-ssi =
Suffolk Is again 5ceuPiei by the sHrmy- J. IS sagz
49,. hey iassai making rssd the Wri3sa kssaa
WAsafSErgS, Aaszz
The RepsbiieaH .; yess-riay says Gczsral "a.
tSIegrsPhed the tFuveTEDens tEat b. learns tsrs-.
scout thas the rebsl Generals Lee an C-szsazzz
sseR seai ffum Alas4nla against Shsrmaa Lssv -
ssqzsstY recalled u defend Selma Che1thza gr-szs
81, stenling ., faE1 janSsa vita Harice near Gag
soa, bat scouts rsPor dat the rsbels have u.ar1z
hat before thn iaaction sSeal Sheru4a tzF-Es
vsteran bFisaiss back CheaEhzn-s eaiUasB -,u-zH
y crashing T. Hsrlsa not uF . Ezis. All tsz
stsn g supposed e. have been attacked ~ Sher7ss
aSfaliy whipped.
AaTlsss fren ShsFiiRa's army ssats tax Early, .ss
Sci b tas Hsaatsiss His force = believed % ks z
az.
r Cotton - te 15e. Sold 1895.
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Murder and Robber,.

Las week two native East TeanessecAns. =
Aor-nSe and his nephew, young Cssss5liss, va,
the house Of Old Philip Bell, IL this COUNTY sal q
tempted 70 rob hiua Of his ulouey, IN his ovs bs.
Bells daughter intsrPosed, begged fo- be- la.ss-
life, and they shot her in the head, rr-,ia-las e
slant death. The citizen armed thg1ssslras ssa
eli the aeigkbOtheod- aad hndiuy tn or "a. SIS
the girl concealed in stiIlhouss shl. hia Esgrz
10 pieces. The other wzs arrested al brglS5s -
- Jail The 0aiy error committed sAs II bzgs
hiza-hsFs - jail The one thsy riddici sslz ~
WAS duerter from the Fir-t Tennzssec Csyazz
and Is said - have once been IN ere -gbs' ,-ry -
BE hAs been prUpsrly disposed 81
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plstLngulshed Arrival.

haiof General stonemaH, the ohlaEin-cosrnana
Of the District of East Tanhesse. arrived In this
city several days aga and as We take H. viii mako
his headquarters permanently here What hs pro.
Poss "a do va arc ncs advised k1sl be Is too s;ilh
sad sETera'sod an officer togiSa out his movements
in advance The rebels win know by waiting, or
IL imPalisn! % hear they can correspond with the.r
friends herea who have bean long aec,stoaes "a
give them the new. General stonen,an / An all.
ofhesr-sh experienced Cavalry ofieer--hss bsen
almost twenty pears Ia the saddle a. an officer al The
regular aFHy-ahd SIN books 70 be IN tho prime Of
Iifo with an excellent constitution.
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Nsksf b.E6es = he Ashssi'tz Hs.,s u - sssA
Il Eeknssf. eiilsa ana paAl|As,ed - Tkaaas "
- ns,lss 4 fkis pair K prunsssne bfoikols nko
wss.i isusk tnls lesn . lls kisk lAaas q Wesekn
ea<sllbs ailss lsassng here b saafsgsna er b
De oparsssas d irsas ed hsrssz. tbsy became he
.ksihl ewness q - iilfIs ngDsgs aef pisss md
rsre aasIy lhio So fslsfsn.9p 10 their kaaas and
syss--Ainlstvs q "a Who ia net cry out sBf hspod
-eatazsi q furnishing lroa Zone u thesn, te he
sebas kushoFisis asd Il giving aid saa eoafoft .
b ths rsiaiion Nov tiAt ihsy ses THAR eassss l.
aylne CIT sna tAelf aIIsrit q wi = ehemssly@,
must son come uIEEa cur lines shsy hyp8erssieaiy
90 OH fss peaea Infhs Inssodaesion 81 SONS doc
ansats npen she psass questions thsy SAY. eaisoss.
silg
tisd hsIp Ia aaisring peopIa for there issheshss
help nor pity Ia man. q
Our yeles : slil iys paaes. niggsrs Or 10 nlggsrs.
oar skirts shal :. clear Of Ell responsibility fof the
toaiinuahea ~ thie var
We ere esAfe thai euf AdyoncY Of psans 3 bring
lng down npun q The anathemas Of The vas men,
bat their eanstlre DOS not make single nerre ay-
e. We sre Of thaf obstinate ciAas who think the
shite peopte Of ibis country hare sone fightA and
daaeFye scs consideration, e well ~ shs negfOes
And u the country & % he deaolated and the white
race snnhated in lhs effort % maintain he Insli
tstion Of slavery, The war msn are Welcome 10 al
The glory, snd may incur al The responsibility We
wash cur hands d IL
The leading one Of thsss piOus hFcsAsss i Meth
cdiss pssaebef sha when Ire wsr began be had fan
confidence IN AmAn,s and made no such appeais 70
God. BE called cot then upon Che strung arm Of
the Soaih, and I'D defiance 10 the Universal Ysn-
bee Naslon assuming that God was on their side.
Nov. 10 calls cut msnfally for help ffom God He
L fixing plsee 70 light upon. that 10 may save
himself and property whoa our troops lake possos-
don u Western Carolina Mr.. Akin had TIE sane
lights before him when be embarked In the rebel
cause that be has now. with the single exception That
he did Bos he danger Of oss Of lie sna prop
erty % hlmlslf - plainly - he nov sses H. He
now quotes approyingly the peace articles 81 the
Raieigh Ssasaaya Then he denounced the SIenEayd
o. traitor 10 The South and called out for its sup
preston. Nos, he calls Tor peace, and for Gods
| mercy loudsr and louder than the StaBdsri evs'
did. he clears hs skirtA, and washes his hsnds Of
81 responsibility In bringing On, or continuing thi'
vsrI What vile hypocracyi whas eowandies and
trucking 70 he Lincoln dapOsismt We lock fe'
thss SiGwsss Tsiss down here every day, 70 ID
some Of the hardest asassty s.ssar'g that has come
OF before oar Ccmmissionersi
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To All Concerned.

The Editor Of this p=Pes takes this method Of re.
plying 10 nnmsross letters and petitions which he
cannot ind tire TO snsver 10 detail Calls made
sn Us daily, 70 authorize the recruiting 81 Home
Guards foE the clearing oa 81 those counties "a an
noyed BY rebel gtpcrrillss. We have no more sa-
t,Tiy 10 do anything 81 this kind Than the parties
making these ApplioatioSs. In Tho arst PlAoe, w
have not been sworn in a Governor, aBa cannot be
anti the irst Monday in next mnntb, In the neat
plzea The Legislature must ~ in the matter before
We can act We have no ,loaht the LagislNtare win
80 promptly and efficiently, And we are deser-
rained 70 GO IS far a. car authority viii allow US
The petitions seat 10 as from The several cInti Of
Eas; Tennessee should he given 70 the Senators and
Representatives from those noanties- Press the
rasi:er upon your memhcz, who win start very soon
to Nashville They are the nson 70 carry out your
wishes, snd they shall have al tie aid We give
them.
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The news is, through the papers and their AxHy
correspondence that General sheridan, terror TO
Less army. vita large cavalry force Is moving
upon Lynchbarg. The blocks ap the wsy ~ Rsa
Tennessee. Grant blocez lee on tho North and
East, and sherman and S~hofsld crowd him Sogth.
With 10 gap through which n retreat, and no
means q obtaining supplies, the rebel General
must ZEE, Ike he had les bird out OF the cage.
Already The paPers announce that Sheridan essas
up with Early and bis forces between Stanton and
ChArottesviIe utterly routing them, and capturing
The rebel Geaersl and his forces. The nal struggle
Is 90 far distant The rebels feel il and see it. and
srs concentrating Cor the last great conflict. Many
q them dream of the last ditch and see their
way clear o pass OVER Jordan during The spring
campaign
The rebels have large gangs Il negroes throwing
up civilizations along the Roanoke 70 fali back
apon, II drivea oat Of Richmond, and they have
taken siege guns in thst direction from Richmond
aud P,4ersb,5g. We shall make shsm hang their
harps on the willows Of the Rosnoke, and there We
shall sing them . song in land illed with strange
Yankees.
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Gov. Johnson In Cincinnati

Tbs Ciacinssti e'ssstas reports the spey,h e. g.
JobnsOa On bis way = Washington. rs IS
hasa AID he nsllhlsbls eAlied Aim ga. ID iass =
Barnett Hsase lie made he souovlug a.ss'A'
lucky loyalty
On he sehiea of loyalty BE sal & ~ . '-.
diaefent thing - b loyal alan AeTs - whs; =
IN fennasaea. II was as az3geaaas i1sss = P's.@5
oSAlty ~ L wa hers % 81 saytasng e,se Hs "a
$ rsF opinion q ksa;Hcsy k9Asy "a as
- - -, .sd ,shiis reEaazses ssd - zee
--s... bj-st5sy ~ TIE FsrhoS u ass CoantEy, 5ii-
rssIs3 Ken.scsy ~ 3selafiag IN Eayor Of tree'i'n
tts.s .sfs trying . b.sF.ev f0r trccteIR 90
- - ,rlncipls thas tAcy SID thes Hlgles All
- Tbgy dslaand IhlFtyslx millions Of doiia'
49, ,hsy wctl1 accept the eoeh
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'The ExecatIon OF a Yankee Spy.

According 10 che terms of tho sentence praRoape.
ed BY Court Martial in his cas-, Captain Spencer
DeAlon OF the 9th Tennessee trv0eEaael Regiment
was hang In the prison yard west Of Csils Thunder
on yesterday Al half past l2 o'clock, p NJ. Long
before The hour Of eastioa arrived The neighboFin
house tops and fsaees were thFongsd with IL
people anxieas ta crafty that curiosity which sces
Of such chaFactef seldom fail u excite ID the minds
Of many people.
Abosis quarter past IA o'elaek detachment of
he military marched iata the enclosure and formed
tAomaalyes "a hollow square Aroaad tAs gallowA
soon AikeF which The condemned man was escorted
cut OF the prfseR between that venerable deleetive
Capt. 1ahn Caphart the Rev. Dr. caxpeatcs, chap
lain Of the Castle and Hr Wiley, assistant sxecl-
toner, ne rear being hsoaghi up by the mamHoth
black deg - veil known - the visitors Of thas Ia.
stttuti0a, Arriving ~ me place u execution, the
proceedings Of The Court Martial and order II axe
ention we're rad BIZ Cat,.- Callahan n elaar syd
distinct teicei during tAs soadng e which naAson
stood WIN ha aai ca and gA1ed anxieoagy around
hinit g exposing ssans deveFAnea ffenl bis i'm
penang aena. A. sooa e tAs vessiiSi Of the Court
Martial sAs pronounced, the reverend chaplaln gave
the signal sor prayer, when all heeas were uncov.
ers, ana Pc delivered short h1t impressive iavo-
cation = ted Tor mercy apaa the unfertanase
eoaL DsAtan thaH feplaesd upan his head the hat
een Pc bad aaring tie solemn eererasIy of PRAYER
hele = Re hand, and ssoendoa wish sloe and
hesaaieas Sep tha palfsna from which he was SOFA
g y launched iaio eternity. Decisive CaphaA
ksseved sad psacesied = t1iust tie reps oyes ths
haAni q 30 saliows and about ihs nock aru,s and
Eeat al thn eietinl. uaflns this eererony Deatoa
iookea aseut him n haIf uneanscions State ana
whed Tie esp was dFash over his TACO 10 ssenlea
utterly ufezSpHe with eBictan sxcisimlng rapldiy,
and IL z lesAse yolca s0h, Lsrd have aserey upSa
pay cod = sra innscess sOk. I.ara ave ne
eul ianaegai Tks eaiear Who ascsadst tNe
platfafnl viii HIN had karaly nsehea IN ina Il
ne ladder hoyh be knoss <sfG way uatss hina and
ae egaathed asNa 4 aF = tka ssre voah permlL
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Tka - xlll ssl.Aia lsujf s. ~ q ihl
ssssus ~ ne L sensse " a1fseiats = - h'els
II. ana de sbe llssisy ~ pakishihs s 4itkh5id
iar shs aknss d sh a7llss
k1ksosuA, Team zEsfth q So
Ia Rrealsmep, " 9. Rrpssalee,
- Geeslnsr (siss1 n 4taaessss
DsAh Efn4-I knew % bog eAh bsssar employ
FEW s.snsnsS che baatlfal nabbatl niefaias Than
Is e..s,sl..lsiisa shn eosuffy Esd ypsFe4if apos
saf ele.son. ard Do Chs the fanSs oAaeffaily e
haxA les reed yastf state Of The 7esA nIilfses N
teluFrtrs Is he tfsybn fafm. Eel beand y -
enund haasiily IA DE Eiaitshne9a Ges1ts q ihis
saofelnR, I've ftAhA b otf ucsefnpsfs
am Glad ron have doae a Jon haye. thsnh
oa sss Aaa lens 81, = Epa c. y &c. m ,s
have ether work y Do which viii tel yous aEnnes
but believe you and eqstsi % The sask. - -
The LOYAL rIsisaas az Ia .rennessse ere bsAfias
harsiens LA vrsasoas b - hrna and 10 ny opin-
lon. altacetker Unnecessary ard thay VII ieok 70
yoar epF The rrmety. Should you b sustained -
/ trust yen nass BE- - Ws1hiasiun city ycaf duties
Iieye sAe loyal people rill reesifs spsf sens'An'
Siod grant that al may Sost fer eaf mutual
good and thai theaa great aiicti0na msY son give
way 10 prosperity and peace,
faraos mo this NJ shost acqunintsbce lests tns
10 think yoa Win not taks Il kfsiss.
! an very truly, Soaf OBJ sssvanL
RENAsxs.-NTs are gFAtsfhl 10 the rEisuf of The
foregoing letter Tor his sxptsasions q cnadenes
snd regard. We are Elso gralefhi % he sesafs q
thai county 6or their gsaervus confidence 10 That
they run % ahead Of The sickst some 90 weiss We
shal labor 10 meet their expecta,ons and 10 mssii
their future good opinions
While We shaIi endeayoF 10 do justice 10 ell sec-
tons Of our State, we shah eertsialy net forge. cha
interests Of East Tsaassses, Tho Swstk eriAnd o.
America, the bsth-plaCa residence and grave o
LoYALrI, aye the grase If Legally, for In her sslie
rest the ashes Of thousands Of true and unAinchine
Union mon. who stosd arm amidst al tls storms 81
secession and sooner thaa sb&adon thssf cherished
opinions won't down 30 thsir grHyes heart-aroken
because oyerpowsred by brute sorce. In her noun.
tain gorges sleep the Ashes Of Others who fol- Ia
their attempt 70 reach the Fedsrai srmyaa Ken
lucky. And on her mountain tops arp bleaching
the bones Of others gallant PATRIOTS nsn, murder
cd By rebel horaes who pursued them In thssr fight
and were denied any sort Of butiai Ne election o
Us 20 promotion given Us, Win ever mako Us forge
thse men, OF their families and friends lef 10 nearE
their loss. Especially should We remember then
kindly. when We reflect that for quarter Of con
fury and more, VIC have, Ia common with others
taught them the doctrines by which they lot thei
lives.
In word our interests ara all in East Teaaezse'
Our family are here. and wiz renAin herr, whsr'
they wers born, Whist little property We have i
here, and we can nsyer lose sight Of the nteresta
East Tennessee and her noble Union population.
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Personal.

Hooi'--nst u The rebel army, bet Of Ne Chal.
tsueoga Gazstts- has been ia our town on business
Ter feE days. He i the Representative frosn
Hamilton county and Is spoken n vory f,soIy a.
The next Speaker Of the House. IIis experiehee a.
clerk and reporter IN Congress few years since
gives him advantages over those who have no a..
qiaintanos with parliamentary 'sages and sc know
Of no aan whose chances sre hsttsr for az election
P0F our part, We HE q 90 oar loyal hszzpapeg.
irsen promoted
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

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