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FROM CAIRO.
Terrible Accident on Il ed River-OveP 400
lives Lost-A Steamer Sunk in Galveston

lives Lost-A Steamer Sunk in Galveston
Bay.
CAIRO, June 20 The steamer Lady Gay,
from New Orleans June Is, brings 900 Of Mar -
maduke's men, en- route for home. The trans
port Kentucky, with 900 paroled rebel troops,
struck snag twelve miles below Shreveport,
on the 9Th, and sunk in three minutes Over
two hundred lives were lost. Blame attaches
10 the officers Of the transport for not running
the boat ashore. Had this been done, il is be-
lieved that no lives would have been lost.
The new steamer OrIzaba recently SUNK in
Galveston bay. A part of her machinery will
be saved, but the hull is q total loss.
Bishop Gregg, OF Texas, in q pastoral letter,
instructs the clergy of the Episcopal Church
to return to the liturgy as it was before the
war.
Large receipts Of cotton were reaching New
Orleans from Red river, but there is a small
amount in the market. Fair Louisiana sugar
at l2Kc.: Cuba, l3c.
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From Fortress MOnfoe;

FORTRESS MONROE, June 20.-The steam
ers Concordia and Zenobia arrived from Bos-
ton.
The English frigate Styx sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads this forenoon, and went 70 sea.
The steamer John Brooks, nom Richmond,
with the 139th New York regiment, arrived
this evening, and will proceed to Now YORK
after eoaling.
Gen. Roberts came out with them as COLI
onel, and returns home TO be mustered out
with the regiment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARK TIME I

TO SOLDIERS sl-WALTHAM WATCHlSl
Let every soldier, before he returns home, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch; no better
use can be made of money than to invest it in one
of these durable and accurate time pieces. 1t is
kind Of property that constantly returns good in.
terest. and it's money value is SO we'll known tha
pocket full of silver dollars wouldn't be - use
full.
Bold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash.
TIN AMERICAN WATCH co..
my 96-lm Once, 1s2 Broadway, N. 7.
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Ffaht on Staten Island-Seldfers and Citi-
zens In Collision.

NEW YORK, June 21.-During the reception
of the volunteers at Staten Island to-day a
collision occurred between the citizens and sol-
diers. A. platoon OF soldiers fred upon tbs
ment, was wounded, 1t 10 supposed MORALLY.
Two citizens and one soldier Of the l33d FeGi-
ment were also wounded. Several parsons
were injured by stones and bricbl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and @ streets, near Penns. ave.

Corner l1th and streets, near Penna. ave.
s5ss s
hsH the -aa
rhs RI ssARsaa1sss. s y 4 En-
.npggS%rn.ead port By Tie fsvolits Trsgedan, Mr.. D.
GROWERS NEW rHEArER.
Iennsyivanis Avenue, near WnlardI.
The Manasemsnt takes great pleasure in sn.
aration, the great dramstic event which has been
20 % iepg ana sntionsly looked for. win transpire
legendary pssTa o6RsfoHs Il an BROTHERS.
The special engagement made for the purpose OF
presenting our extraordin arily strong cast Of Of
sharaeters sail INCLUDE the favorite actress MISS
pfs s snd ss
MILE AUGUSTA. who has ,ently concluded
1sh Hss fasEs at Mrs
The = T her there in the
M.nasenept to engage her for the Grand Carnival
scene In this piece. at an expense unexamp pied
1 Family
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THlATRH,
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvania avsnus
IMMENSE ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
First week OF tassS AZ sSShsS PS5kassFso ss Fsonss'rs''
tur9 week OF the xGPds Psff # the
old u. appear sss n.e
A'H''n' ~ zAMpIIAIRosFHr1oN. Ia Il 5itIsa
.na for da
First 1'.i 81 AHihsE HH2ERRA III Artist
and q J. Ethiopian s.a Dsfias:s'ossso:l SfiAssG SOLOS
fsANK l4'' wee. ffsANK DONALDSON,
tha ~ fn1 fxD ISL nd pan nfn mil mi
First week OF ofw,111.Mep.v
general Ethiopian Comedian.
,E1say' esd ox s:ps' SuksAS ST k h.ns:.s.
q RAND CON RT
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
ACCOMPANIED WITH
DECLARATIONS AND DIALOGUES.
BY THE
BRASS BAND OF THE HOUSE OF REFUGH.
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
ef tho o, o ths
city, give q
VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AT ODD R1LLows' HALL.
fSeventh street,)
On FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1865.
The Musical Performances will be accompanied
Dy .1d Ss1 ten
to fourteen years Of age.
Programme may be obtained at the hotels and
public places Of the city.
Tickets so cents; reserved seats 81. To be OBJ.
tanned at the principal bookstores at the hotels,
ellis. and at the door on the evening OF the CON
cert. .
Reserved seat ticlets are for sale only at the
bookstores Of Charles Il. Anderson, 7th street.
and Hudson Taylor; PennsylTanis avenue' and OF
Doors open At ~ O'Clock. Exercises commence
At ga O'Clock. je l9 tt
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C.,a ANA Steck Market

New Ysrk Geld and Stock Market.
New YoRK, June 2l:-At Gailag6sr's Eve
Oentrs1. s9X Erie, 75H. Reading, ok; Canton,
3s Gold after call, la3.
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~ D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC is sold By all Druggists
and Grocers.
This areat PANACEA has been established .
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate all dersns cement of the STOM.
ACH and BOWELS. 1t gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG,
REJUVENATES THE OLD.
Cures
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE.
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY,
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FlVER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will be found
testim onials of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Warrington. 3e Slim
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FROM NEW YORK UoTIoNs!
DRY GOODS.
At 8, n. NEYENBERG's.
Having made many cheap purchases at the recent
New York Auction sales, in accordance therewith
have reduced the prices on my whole stock n
least
TWENTY PER OENr.
BLACK AND coLORED SILKS.
Handsoms aros De Rhinss 81 .sa5. 81 so, and 50
eros Grains $50 to 81 so, with large stock
OF celored Silks st very low prices.
DRESS GOODS
of all kinds, sorts and descriptions. very cheap,
My CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
is unsurpassed in the city for variety and cheap.
My coTToNs AND OrHBR DoMRsTIos
are or cents per yard less than they were last
week.
WHITE GOODS
will be found Plain and Checked oambrics, Main.
socks and Esmsraldas Beautiful Plain Swiss,
Linen Line Il asndssryshisfs I from losl2ez cts.rp.
Hemstitched do. Is OTIS.
White Hose from 1Gs cts. up.
Lace and Grenadine Wells SOC.
Tarletans and Orinolines all celore.
Infants Embroidered Bodies and Robes,
Bands. Insestinxs and Edsings,
very LEE ehdrsn
Lace and Muslin Window Curtains,
Honey Comb and Hsrseilies Counterpanes.
Table Diaper for SOC. 75c. and 81.
And many other articles which cannot be emu
goods. 3. NJ. NJ f.abcHHH:
iel5.lW between 7th And Sth sts.
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~ orioAs sALs OF ARMY MULES.

sALI OF ARMY MULES.
OuARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. G. May %. 1865.
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being dis
posed of st pm bile sele At Washington.
The sales will continue until the number FAM.
mails is reduced in proportion TO the reduction Of
the armies, now going on rapidly
There are in the armies of the PotSIsc. Of % %ths
THOUSAND OF THB IINHsT sIX.MULI
TEAMS In TH1 WORLD.
the war, As young mules. accompanied the armies
in all their marches and camps, and are thor
oushly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and
familiar. from being so long surrounded by the
fhe whole South is stripped Of farming stock.
and the North also has 50 fered from the drain of
asimals. taken TO supply the armies.
viii NOT BRING ANYTHING LiKI THEIR
TRUE vALU1; and such opportu mites for farm
ers 80 get working animals TO stock their farms,
and for drovers and dealers in stock TO make good
sDeculAtions, by purchasing them and dispoeinG OF
then In the South, will never occur again.
d. q. MEI9S,
QuArtermasfer General,
ny % f Brevet Major General.
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where beyond the reach Of the daily news.
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@A@ TIN WEAK @@
AND ~ "
TMpATRED EYDSIGHT.

80 TIN WEAK 49,
KS IMPAIRED 'R 'RRyss1eHr.
orisinatins either from inarmisy Of .ss ssns.ei
ne ness. or ifom natural dspostion to far ,r nsa.
sighiedness, will be restored. improyd and
x shs Sis e tns
manufaetured from genuine Book Orystal eiyitnS
accurately b Scientific .na aRksakiFic P1ssae.i cs.asn.
3ss Psnns ave. National Hotel BSidins.
RARTIFIoIAL HUMAN lYls inssrsd with
out causing pain and NJ ade to correspondin color,
size and motion with the natural one. le9
IlReME's HAIR COLOR RIsT0RER loR Rl.
tsin!nS S ara e sraausily briIgins " back ths Hair
ssnss ses ses ScPs. a'' BOLD ~ al druggists
ExE0RpT INDICATED GINGlR BRAD
H MUTE, Tor worms, unrivaled in en- lacy. and
peculiarly adapted for children. being easn q an
For sale 81 drussists. Price Is cen ,se boz.
TTNITID STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE for
" June, 1855. -Contsnts: eherman's Truce;
sg, *: es: Ss %
the Bubble; Military Rsadine; A Word about
slsns; Army MSvsmsnu; ny CAPTURE ara l,esps
Home from the War; Lsures Dorandus.
,s6 saw FRANcK TAYLOR.
QlWARl OF OOUNTBR1IITsA AND gNPRIN.
- OIPL1D D1AL1R6 endeayorins TO dispose of
~ s. ';i st %
HILNH0LDN ILUID lxTRAcF BUoHU fS
III pleasant il taste and oder. nee hem 81
jrurioas JsoDesass' asd immediate In in e.
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DBoR0sALs FOB TeRAGl.
aie Q~a,tr.sn.-,. oee., Dsyot q Ks.As.s.... ,

Clig Qtasfss,naste,'s OGcs, Depot q Washisrtsa.l
are insitss S; By {; L. ,s1s
rEn.d for supPlyins the o. q; ouartsrmAster', .,
Ha .nd FOrs aonTes or sss:
Of hese places, With Hay Corn, ests and Straw.
ssas. Of Corn or Oats and 20 tons Hay or STRAW.
1dd.rs must state at which Of the sboy, named
sses At witch sksy win make dsliVeris: thsrsat, at
8. the time when .sid deliveries ahai be- com.
Hnced, and when to be completed
rae Price must be written out in words On the
Don to b p1s up In sOga ..ou. ..eks Of .sou,
s -: !: Re +:
!:I: ss;.. propossd to Sa ssii1.isd. mast 5:
All the articles offered under the bids herein In
% e to q
s0entrsct. VIII be s.sfdssd from time to time e
n. %
S.ss sh .sss for shall
The bidder win be required 70 accompany his
SgeDs slth s sspsd s;a x two
e they .in, within ten days thereafter e1scut:
tie TIE .sIt contract fer the same. With good and
ss sssa: srs e q.
IN II. the ..s Of ni
enter into the they to make ssod ths di
@ ssrenss between the sasr, ef said bidder and the
tOWeBb feepOnBlDlo DlQQer, Or the t0reOn
vhsm the contract may be awarded.
Inc responsibility Of the Ruarantors must b
aeWa % By the of6cisl certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
otnei omcst under the United Ste tes Government,
aas fss es:
o. lsseeti9n Of their proHosals: .aa,... a, ...,
biddsr must be lesibly written In the pro
Proposals must be sddresssd TO Brig. Gen. d. H.
1ucker, Chief Depot QIartermAster, Msshinston
D. O., and should b plainly married "Proposals
for Forage"
tract. signed by the contractor and both of his
1narsnters, will be required Of ths suosessfA bid
Haik FERNS Of bids, guarantiee, ana bonds NAY
be obtained upon application to this emee.
An propossh received under thia advertisement
win be opened and examined at this once on Wed
n esday and Saturday Of each week at II M. Bid
dsrs are respectfully invited TO be present at the
opening Of bids they desire; 81 pr,cx-u
feas-tf Brfe 6enr and QuArtsrm aster.
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lNHIpF oUARflRMAHTIRT OP1I0I.
u DEPOT OF WAsHIHofoN,

WAsHIHefoN. D. O., January 4, 1874:
Al dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lnmber Lesth-
Or, Once Furniture, Harness, and ssedlerX ARE re-
suested to send to this ofaee, on MONDAY OF eacA
articles they are prepsred to furnish to thi: Depot
at short nstics. with the price OF seeh marked In
service require it. the article or sfdcles can bs OBJ
tained without delay, and at the lowest prize
CURED to furnish the list every Monday
n0rnins. ,,..,a.,D:Ai;RRs Rs,c,n RRHC,KnsR
isp5-n Depot OF Warrington.
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SECRET DIsEAsIs.

Ssms,isas's 6tf 10 the most certain. safe and
e6ectual remedy-indeed, the emily vegetable rem.
sdy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent caDs In twenty four hours No mineral,
It 10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want 10 bs expssed. Male paeksses. -; q.
Sancsisax's Root axd Herb yieiees--A positive and
permspsnt sure for eyphilis, eero fale Ulcers,
for s.. Sold By 3. o. Ford. Bee Advertisement. md
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SPRING AND sUMMlR CLOTHING.
New styles Superb Stock Of Dress, Saek, an

A CLEAR, eAoofH SKIH AND BEAUTIFUL Cox
PLxIol follows the use Of HRLMBoLD's CoNo.A
fRAfED FLUID ExfRAof OF SARSAPAaILLA. It re
moves black spots. pimples and Gil sruptions o
the skin, NM -6m
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OIWARI OF OOUNTBR1lITs AND VNPRIN.
ID OIPL1D D1AL1Rs endeayorine TO dispose of
ssr ssn :eH Fiji e ta
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Last nj ght but one ct the Beautiful and Gifted
Actress, MISS FANNYB PRICE, who will appear
THIS lVlNING. June %. 1865.
in her s1quisits and aftiistie rendition ! Of Of
INGO MAR,
THE BARBARIAN,
lupported by the favorte Tragedian, Mr.. D.
HANCHlTT. and the entire company.
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TIN WONDER OF THE WORLD RErURNID.
THl WONDER OF THE WORLD RETURNED
THE WOEDER OF THE WORLD RETURNED,
THE WONpER OF THE WORLD RETURN 3D.
THE WONDER OF TIE WORLD RETURNED.
THE WONDER OF THl WORLD RHTURNlD.
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Important General Order.
WAsmNGroN, Feb. l6th.-Thc following general
order has been promulgated;
WAN DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, Feb. |, 1865. J


WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington Feb |, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS No 2l.
|. The State cf Kentucky will constitute the Mil
mry Department of Kentucky, under command of
Major General Palmer.
II. The Department of the Cumberland will in
clude the State of Tennessee, and such parts of
Northern Georgia Alabama, Mississippi as may be
occupied by troops under command Of General
Thomas
III. All troops in the departments of Kentucky
and the Cumberland will, in the absence of Major
General Sherman, be subject to the orders of Major
General Thomas, except the posts on the east bank
of the Mississippi river, which will be subject to
Major General Canbys orders in AL movements for
protecting the navigation of that river. In all re-
pccts they will be under the direct orders of their
departments, and whenever his time will permit,
General Candy will communicate his orders through
such commanders
". The Department of Mississippi will embrace
so much of that State as may be occupied by our
troops and the Department Of the Gulf will en-
brace the States of Louisiana and Texas. The other
military districts on the Gulf of Mexico will report
direct to the commanding General of this Military
District.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
ISgnedl f. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. &.
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CHANCERY CoURT-CLINToN.

l.. u. Broga Ldia'r of ho estate or Wn. B,oWa decd,
re- Enoch Foster and oh,,s.-ArrACnNEST Bill.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION of the
i Clerk and Master from the allegations of complain
ants bill that James S. Brown, John b. Brown and Jos.
A. Brown defendants to said bill, residents of
this State, situated that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them 1t is ordered that pubca-
ton be made for four successive week, in Brownlows
Whig, notifying said defendants to appear the Chan
Gerry Court at Clinton ON the first Thursday after the
fourth Monday of June, 1885, and defend said oil the
will be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing accordingly
fcbl5 4w PISS" W. II. WlIITS0N, c. & NJ
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For the Knoxville Whig.
?. NJ. Senter.

Dr.. w. g. BrOtcHlotc: DEAR SIR see an article
in your paper of February st, in answer to an ar
ticlc wrote for your paper over the signature of
the gentleman whose name heads this article. |
charged him with having n hand in sending band
of thicving rebels upon my fathers house. He
Senter) denounced it ms "falsc and without founda-
ton | wrote my article upon the information of
several good, responsible Union mcn-mcn who
have been Union all the time since the war COM
menced-mcn who have never volunteered in the
rebel army, nor never tried to make rebel COM
pany-mcn who have lain in Southern prisons for
being Union men, while General Scnter was at
home making rebel speeches and drilling men for
the rebel army. / repeat the charge-hc did harc a
hand IN sending the reJciS on oUr house.
General Senter is rebel and has been all the
time; made rebel speeches, and at one time in the
history of this rebellion, he commenced making a
rebel company-got about forty men; he then met
his men ut Beans Station TO organize but all broke
up in drunken row And this is not all. He is
one Of the many rebels that rcioiccd over Brown
lows imprisonment and hoped for him to be hung.
| saw this man Senter drilling squad Of men once
After he had drilled them some time he then threw
them into line and called out "Three groans orthe
traitor johnson aud his hi, ID followers Thi,
is the man now to profess loyalty and who proposes
to contradict and give the lie toa Federal soldier
Now l suppose Senter and several other men Of my
town have gone to Knoxville for safety-whcro
kcy would fare best to stay inside the Notifications
take noting back.
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ATTACHMENT.

J. n DWro0dr -. John dud @ p. BdIoI.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT, sworn
to in this case that the said John and c. B. Baker
have removed or conceal themselves that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon them, the same
having been levied their real estate: 1t is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownows Whg requiring said defendants to appear he
fore me at my office in New Market, the first Saturday
of April 1865 aud make defense to plaintiffs suit or
the same will set for hearing and Judgment final as to
them.
cbljIw prS JONATHAN LARRANCE J. T.
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W. II. WuITSON, c. 4 NJ.
Mp.e. Byo,en r,. Hsary Gih.oa.--ArrAcuursr Bnl.

No'es BrowH rs. Henry Gib'oa--ArrAcnnENr But.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER, from the allie
cations of the bill filed in this that the defend
au Henry Gbson is nonresident of this State It Il.
ordered that publication he pade for four successive
weeks in Brownows Wing notifying said defendant to
appear at the Chanccry Court Clinton un the first
Thursday after the fourth Monday of june s65 and
defend said bill the will be taken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing accordingly
fcbl54w pfSjn W. II. WHlTSON, c. An
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TT APPEBRING TO THE SATISFACTION of the
i Clerk and Master that J. F. Gibson one of the de-
PENDANTS to the bill filed in this is non resident of
the State ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in BrOwows Wing, notifying said de-
tendan to appear at the Chanccry Court Clinton
the first Thursday after the fourth Monday Of June
1868, and defend said hill the will he taken for
confessed as To him and set for hearing accordingly
fchljiw pfS5# W II. WlllTSON. c. NJ.
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JONATHAN LARRANCE, J. p.


-------TT TTT"T-7 TT ". '. Z. WWIV''.
II APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT sworn
To- in this case that the said w. =. c. Hodges has
novel so conccas himself that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon him. the having been
levied his real estate: 1t is ordered that publica-
ton he made for four successive weeks in Bovnlow's
Viii. requiring said defendant to appear before at my
office in New Market the first Saturday Of April, 1865,
aui make his defense to plaintiff suit the will
set for hearing aud judgment final rs to him
febl5- lv piSia JONATHAN bARRANCE. ]. 7.
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General Orders No. 3.

In consequence of the many abuses arising from tho
mdiScumlnato administering of tho Amnesty OATH and
the danger of Imposition by wicked and designing men,
who desire to take said oath for other purposes than that
of restoring peace and establishing the national author
y,'
n Is h'rchy osdcred That hereafter no application To
take said oath will be granted unless accompanied by
statement in writing, signed by at least three loyal citi-
1ens OF the community neighborhOod whore such np-
plicant resides, and setting forth that such applicant is
man OF truth aud veracy and that he, truly regrctting
his past course desires to take the oath for the sole pur
pose of restoring peace aud establishing the National
authority.
While every prccanon will be taken to prevent tho
administering OF said oath to persons not properly onti
tied to ITS benefits, every encouragement and assistance
will be afforded To those Who really sorrowu for the past
wish to show, by their future conduct, that they desire
the rium pin Of the National Government and tho over
throw oG the rebellion.
BY command of Brigndcr General TGLLS0N.
l.. S, TR0WBRIDGE,
It, Col. 10th Mich Cav and p, NJ Gen. +. Tenn.
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which Is the cmbIom of freedom and national pro-
grcss
After asserting the Monroe Doctrine we would
roaizo what David meant when he said Behold
how good and beautiful for children to dwell to-
gcthor in unity" CoMMrNlrN1Ep.
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ATTACHMENT,
lriV'os nm Is. DaHii Toyior.

HIN."u R'f e.. DtHi1 Idyfur
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
sss the defendant Indebted to him and has removed him.
self Of the State that the ordinary process Of law can
not served upon him having obtained original attachment
against the Of the defendant made returnible before j.
uveons Justice the Peace for Boun county the
having levied his property II Is ordered by id Jus.
ce that the defendant appear before him at his Office Bount
county the 20h Of March, 1865 will be proceeded with
eS parte 1t ia further ordered that this notice be published
Brownlov's Wing for four successive weeks.
febS-iw pf5* JOHN J. HUDGEONS, J. r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
EH,obeh w. Wallace, by her nort Eyiead, GroarH,
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R,cd'r, rs. Samuel Wallace.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
l. the bill that the defendant, Samuel Wallace is non
resident of the State, abscond that the ordinary
process % law cannot be served upon him. 1t is ordered
Brownlows Wing, notifying said defendant to appear be-
fore the Chaucey Court at Maryyle the first Tues
day after the first Monday cf May next, to answer said
BILL the will he taken for confessed aud set for
hearing cx partc. W. c. PICkENS, CAM
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