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The Goyernor,s Message.

This document, after Il appeared in the Nashville
papers, was warmly greeted, and oulogized by MOI
pf al parties Such men Ms W b, Campbell, Fianoi'|
|B, Fogg, VIM. u Lewis, and Daniel Graham, spok'|
of It the best State paper of tho kind that had
appeared, and these two last named gentlemen ard
|,urviyor of the old Jackson family Of politics,
The Nashville Union thus alludcs 10 II
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE,
The message submitted 10 the General Assembly,
by Gov, Brownlow, will be found on onr
|lrst page, II will be road with deep interest by
|eyory citizen in Tennessee particularly by those who
favor the movements In progress TO restore civil
government and re-estabsh law and order, II treats
|of grave questions Of tho day tcmperaely forcibly
|and makes many suggestions, and recommendations
relative to State policy which the General Assem-
ply will do well TO respond to promptly
The Nashville Prcss-noi heretofore very lavish
n lis praise Of Lincolnites thus compliments the
message
GOVERNOR MESSAGE
The message of Governor Brownow TO the Cen
|eral Assembly will be found on the first page Of the
Press this morning, II appears 10 have been drawn
|up with good deal of care and deliberations Is
in It's range of subjects, and we must
Say cminently wise and judcious in many OF It's sug-
gcstons. AS n state paper incident TO the most inn
porant period in the history of Tennessee the mes
sage should, and no doubt will, command more re-
spcct and consideration than ordinarily attaches I'd
documents of the kind.
The Nashville Times thus introduces very long
editorial review of the message
GOV BRowNLow's MESSAGE
The assembling of State Legislature, and the
message thereto Of the Governor are always events
|of significance and Of general interest But on an
occasion like the present. when great political COM
|munty after suffering for nearly four years par
alyss in its civil functions is restored to the health
|u performance of It's duties how much greater must
|be public solicitude Therefore in publishing Gov.
|Brownlows Message to-day in erteaSo we feel il un-
necessary either TO apologize for thus occupying 50
|much of our space, TO direct special attention TO
80 important document.
We know it will be read with eagerness in thou
sands of homes, but with varying emotions by
some, with Joy and gratitude as palpable evidence
that civil law and ORDER so long trodden ruthelessly
under foot in Tennessee at length to be renstat-
Jed by others, with fear and Trembling, as a sign
That the day of just reributon is rapidly approach
ling
The message is terse, practical, manly unfinch-
ling and TO the point. II proposes no compromises
with rebellion, financial or poitical neither does it
speak the language of malice or revenge. Not that
traitors and their doings are ignored, but that the
tone of the illusions is as the tone of the Judge who
|ptie; the folly that has brought the criminal to his
fate but feels that the majesty of the law and the
remorselcss necessities ofjusticc must be indicated
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Old Parties In the Legislature.

1t is remarkable as well as significant fact, that
of the one hundred and nine in the Legislature Of
Tennessee, nine of them came from the old demo.
cratic party, and one hundred of them from the old
wing party. This shows the inclination of parties
in this State to go into the rebellion We intend no
upon loyal democrats. Indeed we are
free confess that democrat who has stood by the
Cnion and adhered to the old flag, deserves more
credit than whig for he had to separate from the
party that brought on the rebellion. The Southern
did all this develtry and the Northern
democracy are the only party in the loyal States
who are in sympathy with the traitors. True, wings
in the South went into the rebellion, and when they
did they were meaner than the devil wanted them
to be. But all honor to the memory and ashes of
the old wing party, for it stood firm for the Federal
UniOnl
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Proclamation.

The bad men who got up this rebellion, and VIII,
have been making rebel laws at Richmond. hav,
|ngoriously fled from their Capital and our arm,
has the city in peaceful possession The greatest ar
|my and General Of the so-called Confederacy bay,
been defeated and scattered, and have surrendered
10 Lieut. Gen Grant upon his own terms Unde
Providence, victory has everywhere attended ouI
armies in an unbroken series for the last lively,
months, and we who survive the terrible events Of
the rebellion are now looking out upon the closing
scenes of the war. BY the bravery endurance ane
devotion of our gicers and soldiers the cause Of
liberty has been saved, and the integrity of the best
|Government on earth, as well as the perpetuitv q,
the Union, have been maintained.
Civil rule has been restored TO our distracted
State, and n body Of Senators and Representative
are now occupied in law-making, who for talents
patriotism and pure private character have not beer
excelled by any General Assembly that has conven.
cd IN TINS capitol Tor quarter of century past
ln view Of these important events-of our gloriou,
military and civil achievements view of the
speedy closing out of the rebellon-and of the re-
turn OF peace among neghbors, and quiet to our
distracted country-there is great cause for thanks
giving and prayer TO the God of all grace and mercy
j. William q. Brownlow, Governor of Tennessee
do therefore issue this my Proclamation designating
THURSDAY, the 4th Of May, 1896, for Thanksgiving
prayer and praise to Almighty God for these ano
IA V''Oi "v'9HS9i anu respectfully sonclt all sect
aud parties to open their houses of worship on that
day, and the people 10 abstain from business, and
pa humble prayer and grateful remembrance OF
Gods merciful kindness, offer up thanks. Let non,
ONE up TO the house of prayer with feelings of ex
ntaton over fallen foe, but let all come with feel
ngs of true christian patriotism, imbued with tn,
Epirit of forgiveness and purpose to conduct re-
burning prodigals to mercy seat.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand
- and affixed the seal of the State at tn,
SIS city Of Nashville, this 18th day of April
49, 1866.
W. g. BRowELow
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covered with white satin, A silver plate on the
coffin over the breast, bears the following inscrip-
ton
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
Born July 18th, 1902 Died April 18th, 1868"
The remains have been embamed, A few locks
oi hair were removed from the Presidents head foi
the family previous to the remains being placed in
the coffin
WAsnlSGToY, April l6-ltl6, p, m,
Capt D. q IdADasen, S'p't Telegraph, NashsiHej
Hon W, ii. Seward Is not dead, His condition
Is Improving, The Assistant Secretary II, Seward
Us In critical condition.
The assassins have not yet been secured
T. T. EcKERI
MAJ and Asst Supt, Tel U s. A,
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Proclamation.

20 He Sherits Of all tie Counties IN the State d
other persons authorized to hold Eections-Greet
ing;
You are hereby commanded to open and hold al
election in your counties on the Second Thursday Of
May next after giving reasonable notice thereof and
in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the
State Of Tennessee, for the election of member OF
the General Assembly from the counties of Knox
and Sewer in this State, to I'll the existingvacancy
and due returns thereof make to me according "a
law.
In testimony whereof, ], w. q. Brownow, Cover.
- nor of the State Of Tennessee and Com
II { mander in Chief of the forces thereof, have
/ "' ! hereunto set my hand and caused the Great
- Seal Of the State to be affixed at the De-
partment in Nashville, on this, the 9Th day of April
Ammo Domini, 1866.
By the Governor. w. g. BRewNLow.
EDWARD ii. EAST, Secretary Of State
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MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE,


GENTLMEN' Allow me to return you, and those
|you represent my sincere thanks for the very vau
liable present received this day.
Its intrinsic worth is much and duly appreciated,
|but its associate value as indicated by the language
with which you were pleased to accompany its
|transmta to me- is infinitely greater and infinitely
more difficult express in words.
1t is true the position which involves my official
relation to Asylum and other hospitals under my d.
|rection has been from special causes fraught with
much labor, care and anxiety, as we'll as response
|bility but the duties have been performed with a
cheerful willingness which has not failed produce
IA full reward.
We each and all should I'LL our own sphere in put
ting down this wicked rebellion and saving the life
of the Republic; and if we meet its obligations we
shall need no better memory than that we united our
|best efforts with those whose patriotic wisdom and
courageous herosm shall have established Liberty
throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants
thereof
In this expression of your appreciation of the
manner in which / have underworld to discharge
|my Duties you not only place me under new obi
|gatons and extend fresh encouragement but you do
||Bmfaah H; '"'"-
While this token-so fifty chosen-shall remind
|me OF heeting time, and count all the hours, min
|utes and seconds of my remaining earthly life it
Twill also suggest that
II We live in deeds, not years. in thoughts not brcaths
In feelings not in figures on u dial
i've should count time by heart -throbs; he most lives
who thinks most-feels the noblest-acts the best"
am gentleman, your obi servant
JOSIAH CURTIS
Surgeon and Med Dir
70 Rer. Jiio. 4. BopB,aa, Hospital Chaplain aud
Others Committee.
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Presentation.
ASYLUM U. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Knoxville, Tenn., March 81. 1868.

ASYLUM U. S, GENERAL HOSPITAL
Knoxville Tenn, March 81, 1865,
|S'ugeoa Josah Curtis, T. S A., Med, Dir. East
Tenn
SIR The officers, attaches, and patients of this
hospital being DESTROYS Of making known 10 you
|the high regard and esteem they have for you, as
|wel Ms TO express their gratitude for the manner
|you have performed all the duties deyolying upon
|you, take pleasure in presenting TO you MS II slight
token, the accompanying Gold Chronomoter Watch,
which they hope you will accept from them.
During the last year we know the duties of your
|oilce have been very arduous and combining, and
|stll all must acknowledge as we do that you have
|hlled the post with true patriotism and answering
fidelity Endowed with that great and good spirit
(which creates in man desire TO do good, and of
which every true christian and lover of his country
must bepossessed you have at all times been watch
full and anxious TO alleviate the wants and suffer
|ngs OF the many good and noble heroes, who at the
Shrine of their country have offered up their health
land lives and who, when brought undor your care
were enfcebled debiitated or often sadly crippled
We are also thankful to you for the wisdom and
and Judgment displayed by YOU in the transaction
|of all the business pertaining to the hospital.
We hope that while this cruel rebellion still lasts,
you may be allowed to continue in your present Of
hce but that peace is once more establish
Ied you may be permitted TO return and enjoy once
more the sweets and comforts of home and liresde
and we also hope that every tick of this watch may
though bringing your life nearer its final goal re-
mind you Of the fact, that there were some among
the many who were associated with you, who fully
appreciated your worth, and whose most earnest
wish is that your future paths may be strewn with
fragrant flowers.
With highest esteem,
John A. BOWMAN, Hos, Chap. U. S. A.,
j. ALBERT HRDEN, "
A. B. LITTLE, A. H. s.,
FRED. WEIBE Hos. Stew'd. U. S. A.
GEO. W. PLATT, Sergt 9th Ind Cav
COMMITTEE of presentation in behalf of the inmates
of Asylum U. S. A. General Hospital
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ATTACHMENT.

&C. B. Nance agent of jeremiah Jaruagn vs. g. P. and
Noah Nance.
TIME PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, says the de-
PENDANTS indebted to him and abscond or con-
Zeal themselves that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon hem having obtained an original attach
ncnt against the estate OF the defendants made eturna
be before Jonathan Larrance Justice of the peace for
Jefferson county and the having been levied on
heir property 1t is ordered by said Justice that the do
PENDANTS appear before him at his Office in the 9TH civil
district of Jefferson county the 18th d,y OF May 1865,
r it will be proceeded with pare. 1t is further order
I'D that this notice be published four weeks in Brownows
|Whig.
aplg 4w pf$5a JONATHAN LARRANCE, j. T..
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

| OST OR STOLEN, on the Both day of
~ March, between Stephenson and Decherd large pocket
book containing deeds notes. mortgages and other valuable
papers, useless any other person but the rghtl owner
b. Rcard The public is however warned trade on
these papers, especially note Daniel Lea for $1,000 due
I'm February March, 1866 and another $1,000 note due In
s67 will give the above reward and ask no ques
lions to any person who delivers these B. Rcardi
in Louisville, Ky. 7. r. McNICH0Ls,
api9.iw Market Place
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Embalming the Dead.

For the past year there has been in successful ope-
ration establishment for embalming the dead, in
this place 1t is located on Main street. opposite the
Bell House, and is under the charge of Mr.. J. b
McCafrey who is fully ccnversant with all parts Of
the process now so successfully practiced through.
out the country.
Mr.. McCaiirey has embalmvd quite a number Of
bodies in Knoxville some of which, for want Of
transportation were retained upon his premises for
weeks and even months, OF hot summer weather,
without the slightest indication of decomposition OBJ
|servabe by any of the senses.
He also keeps full assortment of burial cases,
cofns, &c, including various styles and very chste
patterns
As practical and scientific einbalmer, he has the
confidence and patronage of our most eminent cti-
zens, as well as Of the military.
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ATTACHMENT.

&C. b. Nance agent Of Samuel Shields vs. e. p and Noah
Nance.
VINHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, says the de-
PENDANTS indebted to him and SO absconds or CON
Zeal themselves that the ordinary process of law cannot
bc served upon them having obtained original attach
scnt against the defendant made rcturnabe beforcJ
latham Larrancc Justice Of the Peace for Jefferson coun
y, and the having been levied their property
is ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before hat his oide in tho 9TH civil district of Jeffer-
county the 18th day May, 1865. twill he pre-
eeded with ex parte 1t is further ordered that this no.
ice be published four weeks in Brownlow's Wing.
apIg-Iw pfS52 JONATHAN LARRANCE, j. =,
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ATTACHMENT.
2. 2. Nance ". Noah Name

|rI,HE pLAIFTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT, says the deler-
dant Is indebted to him. and absconjs that the or
inary proceso law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained original attachment against the estate of the
lciendap made reirhablc before Jonathan Larrancc
Justice Of the peace for jefferson county, and the same
having been levied upon his property 1t is ordered by
aid Justice that the defendant appear before him at his
oce in the eth csv district Of Jefferson county the
18th day Of May 1885, it will be proceeded with
parc 1t Is further ordered that this notice be published
four weeks in BrownlOw's wing.
aplg.Iypfjs JONATHAN LARRANCE,J, p
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Standing Committees.


The following are the Standing Committee of
bo senate ana 1orso.
WV "0'"'' "'' ''o"o'
lst. ElcctionS.-Messrs. Randolph, Chairman
Peart Hurst, Muse Trimble.
I'd. Finances and Ways aud MemS.-Mossrs.
Butler, Bosom, Wisener Trimble Spence, Hall Sen
ter
3d. ClaimS.-Messrs. Hail. Mckinney, Keith,
Cate, Lasater.
new smith '''"''' ""'''' i'''''
5M. Jadiciarg-M Trimble, Butler, Hurst
Muse smith, Wisener Randolph
oH' MteTaGt haProcements'-Messrs smith
Wseher, McElwee, Senter Bosom, Spence Bowen
IN. On Mttfdry 1DmTS'-Messrs' Hurst, Lasa-
ter, Gate, Butter mckinney, Expert, dlll'
on u neW Io1,tteS ana I4Mny L"eS'-Messrs
case handoiph, CyperL McElwee
ener, Bowen, smith.
ION Banks.-Messrs. Fraser, Butler, Bosom
Case Nlsener, frlerson, seward
I'M feaeraL Relatons,-M Wisener, SEN
ter, Butler Trimble, Smith, Peart Muse.
l2h Public Roads.-Messrs. McElwee, Keith
Spence, Mckinney Lasater.
1871 EnroHed Bats-Messrs, Senter FRASER
Mckinney.
l4m Pt'oac Grounds and B"ld"gS-Messrs
''NiNi DOSSoi'
nom M L1ase S..h stuart case
Dv ,ci' 4"eriwe1 oini'n. , r.,
>, ,o"' 1,y,osse"e usW M"fyy"e.",eS' -AossIs
r'eIson 5 nali spence, w,seher, hanuolph'
~ a.m; aYPtrWy da IPPsuy Ho"SeS--ne''rS
Nue. us1 0eitei, oa.c, haS''er OyPers,
lou, oo,Porat,onnSCM essrS, oehteri Lasater
Nue., O"te, h1nooiPii ouilIh, rcarI,
IoM w., frteon'en'--hes'rs' oase DosSoli Mchlh
noy' "''e"er' pu'ieF'
HOUSE.
The Standing Committees appointed by the chail
,,.oro orro,,,oo5 >, e,,,o,,,,
"el' ""nou"'''a a. ioii'wa'
IN Mtlta'y ABaTs'-Messrs' smith, OF Harde
man, MINIS, Doughty wagner, Thorn6urg Rider
Milton Garner Walker Woodcock and Snodderly
IN Nee CoHilncs aa@ county LD.es-Nessrs
Steele Thomas, OF Coffee, Brittle, Shelton, Nicks
Pickett, Simmons, Groves Stegald, Woods, Of
Stewart
IN fts6t'c LGSds-Messrs Willis, Symmetry Raul
ston, Scales, Rogers, Groves Thomas, OF Benton
WOOD, OF carroll, ana Williams.
IN J@asctdry-Messrs Cooper, Duggan, Gaut
Steele, Arnell, herchval, Smith, OF Hardeman,
warren ana Jarrett.
w PehtehhGiy-Messrs. Willis, Underwood,
Snodderly Maxwell, Gaines Barton, Waters Of
Wilson, Fusan and Woodcock.
q" Ed"cat1on and Con.7'on Sehools.--Messrs, Ar
.nell, Wines, Richards doughty, Bond, MINIS Jar
Wis Nor rrs and Steele steele .,s How. .. M
mis- Jones, of Greene McNair Coward, Maxwell,
Wright Bond, Mason, Carter and Mullins.
On Re-distietiag tie Sate.-Messrs Thomas of
Benton, Barton Gaut, Richards, Henderson. Wright.
Smith of Henderson, Williams, Maxwell and
|Thornburg.
On Freed,aeA-Messrs. Steele, Hood Thomas of
Benton, Gaines, Gilmore, Carter, Scales, Symmetry,
Wines Faulkner, Hermans and Dillin.
On, Librdyy.- Messrs. Arnell, Richards and Null
On rporations.-Messrs. Duggan, Gaut, Eli
lott Steele Coward. Faulkner. Anderson. Walker
|Snodderly, Crutchfeld and Wines
On Public Roads md Hgh,cays.--Messrs. War
|ren Griffith, Rogers Walker, Shultz, Jarvis, Wines
Waters of Wilson, and Scales.
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Government Claim Office.

Claims for horses and equipage lost in service col
ected; Informal Vouchers collected claims for pro-
perty taken by the United States troops collected
whether receipts have been given OF not Ordnance
Quartermaster's and Commissary's returns made
out; Stoppage of pay removed; Certificates of non.
Indebtedness obtained for officers from all the Dc.
partments in Washington city, by lEARY g. Nc
HERMAN. Office on Gay street. over Rayls Book
tore Knoxville Tenn.
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Bas' Attention is called to the advertisement Of
f. j. Sanford & Co., of this city, 1t will be seen
that they have a complete stock of Medicines Drugs
Cbemical7, Dye Stuff, &c. Their stock of Wines
and Liquors for medical purposes, Is large
Tic Clerk having long been engaged in the bus
ines, arc capable Of preparing any Prescription
brought 10 them.
Give them cali
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ATTACHMENT.
John NJ. Burnett Va. NOAH Nance.

JVH1 iu' DUIHVIl We NVaH NHIVt'
fINllF PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, says the de-
PENDANT Is indebted to him and absconds that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon him, having OBJ
aimed original attachment against the estate Of the
defendant made returnabe before Jonathan Larrance
us ice of the Peace for Jefferson county and the same
having been levied upon his property 1t is ordered BY
ad Justice that the defendants appear before him at his
cc in the 9TH civil district of Jefferson county on the
18th day of May $780, il will be proceeded with ex
pare 1t Is further ordered that this notice be published
Tor four successive weeks in Brownlow's Wing. b.,
apl94w pfj JONATHAN LARRANCE, j, p,
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ATTACHMENT.
Jonathan Larrancc vs.. Noah Ma,

Jonathan iarihhcc vs.. Moan Nance
|rTNHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT says the deier :
daDt indebted TO him and absconds that the ordi-
mary process of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against the estate Of the
defendant, made returnabe before A. l. Thonburg,
Justice Of the Peace for Jefferson county, and The same
having been levied upon his property 1t is ordered by
aid Justice that the defendant appear before him at his
office in the sh civil district of Jefferson county the
lSh day Of May 1865, or II will be proceeded with ex
parte II Il further ordered that this notice be publish
ed four weeks in Browilow's Wing.
apI9-lw pf5s A. I THORNBURG, J. p.
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Knoxville, Tenn, April 10, 1865.

C,s. HunnARp, of Now Haven, Connecticut, 4
our regularly appointed agent to receive fuhscrip
tisns for our paper in that State
The VINO can be had every week ut the New
Depot of r. II, Singleton, Post ONCE Building
Nashville, Tenn.
LOUIS McGLAUFIIN Is authorized TO act as on
agent along the whole Pacific Coast His address
Is San Francisco, California.
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Rocks! Rocks! Books!

There is box of one hundred copies Of "Brown
lows book on the Rebellion for sale AT the olio
of the KNOXVILLE WING. Persons wishing 4
purchase can apply at said Office, Price, $3.50.
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W. W Beard and wife vs. w. II. and NJ. NJ. Plumee.
THE DEFEN w. Ii. PLUMLEE

being nonresident OF the state charged in the bill
ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks
the Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant appear before
the Chancey Court at Knoxville the LIST Monday Of October
next then and there to make his defense to the bill the
will be taken for confessed to him and for hearing
parte, copy Of the order.
pf5 ID. A. DEADER1Ck, O. 4 NJ.
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lNE VOUCHER, GIVEN BY u.

~ CR0XT0N, Capt andA Q NJ, Kingston Tenn, to J. II.
willis for services rendered pioneer from the Sd August
TO 8lst December 1864 amounting to $3.50 Quarermastsrs
requested not the only and brokers aud
dealers In vouchers notified not purchase said voucher
Amy Information relative will be thankfully received
aplO4wF ]. II. WILLIS, Knoxville. Tenn.