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A Warning TO LAWYERS,

The following order issued by Brevet Maj Gen.
r. W. johnson, will be taken as a warning by law
yers, clerks, and others:
Headquarters Military Division of the Tennessee,
Nashville Tenn Jan. II, lS66-Messrs Guild &
Smith, Attorneys at Law-Sirs: 1t has been report
ed to Maj. Gen. Thomas, that you, counsel for
John Allen, of Smith county, have instituted suit
against James S. Durham, of Sumner county, late
Captain lst Tennessee Mounted Infantry, for rent
for the said Aliens farm while the said farm was
under the control of the United States abandoned
property
This is clearly a violation of General Orders, No.
%, from these Headquarters, often published in the
newspapers of tie State, and must have been seen
by you He directs me to say to you that you will
at once cause said suit TO be discontinued and dis
missed forever, failing in which you, John Allen,
and the Circuit Court Clerk of Sumner county, will
be arrested and brought to trial before a Military
Commission.
By command of Maj. Gen. THOMAS.
r w Johnson Rvt. Brio Gen, u, >, a.
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4 Significant Vote.

\ resolution offered in the Tennessee House
Of Representatives, asking that the Tennessee dele
CATION in Congress be admitted TO seats Immediately.
lis indefinite postponement was moved and carried
by the following decisive vote:
Ayes.-Mcssrs. Anderson, Arnell, Baker, Black
man, Carter, Clingan, Donaldson, Dowdy, Duggan,
Freoman, Garner, Glmer Groves, Grimmstt, Hud-
son, Hall. Jones Of Claiborne, Maxwell, McNair
Melton, Mullins, Mulloy, Moss, Norman, Patton,
Porter, Pickett Rogers, Smith Of Obion, Snodderly
Stegald, Thornburg, Underwood, Waters of Wilson,
Waters of Madison, Walker Of Rhea, Welsh Willis,
Wines, Woodcock. Woods-4l.
Nays.-Barton, Brandon, Bedsoe, Brittle Cow
ard, Dunsway Elliott, Faulkner, FusOn Hood Jar
Wis, Jones Of Greene, Lewis, Marable Mason Muir
ply, Nicks Ordway Parks, Poston Richards, SIM
mons Symmetry Shutz, Steele, Warren, Walker Of
Shelby, Williams, Speaker Heiskell-2S
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Hon. ". n elson
REPLY.
PEEKsKlLL, June 9. lS49.

In answer my dear sir, l say to you in all candor,
that not only would as soon you should be sp-
pointed TO that office as any other Illinoissn, but
should greatly prefer you to any other person can
think of, from whatever quarter of the Union
he may hail, because in my heart believe you "hon-
est capable and faithful to the Constitution, and
know that if faithful and efficient services in the
Wing cause during the late struggle give merit TO
any one, none can rightfully claim greater share
than yourself; and l take it upon myself TO say
that if had the disposal of the patronage of the
Home Department, Il believe the Land Office is in
that Department l should forthwith say to Mr.
Young, "Sir, the public good has no further need
of your services in the Land Ofice;' and to Abra-
ham Lincoln, Walk in sir, and take charge of that
Office" Yours, truly,
WIN. Nelson.
Hon. a. Lincoln.
It may be added that Mr.. Lincoln was beaten
in the application by citizen of Chicago the late
Justice Butterfeld), the ground of locality and
that, thoroughly disguised with ofice-seeking, he
left Washington, never to return thther as the
event proved until he came as the dispenser of Off
ccs. The original draft of his argument addressed
TO President Taylor setting forth why his claims
SHOULD not bepreudiced by any question Of locality
based upon clearly local appointments, as U. S.
Marshal etc, is still preserved by his then room
mate in Washington, and has not that we have seen,
been dug out BY any of the bi9graphers-N Y.
T.i6,k,,e1
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y LETTR from Alexander H. Stephens, dated al
Crawtordsvle Ga 25th ultimo contains the follow
ing ParsPraPh As to how am doing, can only
greatly since my return home; but the roInfr,,
ind in worse condition-physically moraT, "a
politically-thsn expected" anu
This is the opinion of Mr.. Stephens who knows
Georgia well, Harry Waterson gives different
account and he is an agent of the Government to
learn public sentiment by travelling up and down
the country. We endorse the report Of Mr..
Stephens.
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A "Reminiscences OF Mr.. LincOln-His
Candidacy for the General Land or.
fee In 1919.
From the New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening Post.
Some Of our readers may not remember that
President Lincoln applicant for the Land
Office at Washington. He had just finished his
term in the House of Representatives and not hav-
ing been successful he could wish in establish
ing business he resolved upon making an spplica-
ton to the President Before doing he addressed
letter to William Nelson, of New York State, his
former associate in the House, which, with Judge
Nelson's reply, we permitted to copy:
SP INeFIELD Ill, June s. ls4s.
DEAN SIR-Would you not soon that should
have the General Land Office as any other Illinoi-
san? If you would write me to that effect at
Washington, where / shall DO soon. No time to
lose Yours in haste,
A. LINCOLN.
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Knoxville, Tenn, January "a, 1866.

c. S. HUpBARp, of New Haven, Connecticut, is our
regularly appointed agent TO receive subscriptions Tor our
paper in the States Of Connecticut and Massachusetts
The WIG can be had every week at the News
Depot of r. Il. Singleton, Post Office Building
Nashville, Tenn.
LOUIS McGLAUFLIH is authorized to act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast. His address
is San Francisco, California.
Col. JOHN II. JAMES, Chief Quartermaster OF
the District of East Tennessee is authorized TO re-
oeive payment for subscriptions to this paper.
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man can get his own subscription clear by get
ting up club Of six or ten and a company Of if
teen forming in the same vicinity save to each
Onc-third Of years subscription. Postmasters can
do much to aid our circulation Our paper is large
and contains good deal Of reading matter, and it
gives the leading advertisements of the country
Our materials are new, and paper is quite read
able We have put our rates as low a. we can af-
ford them, and trust TO friends, who endorse
sentiments, TO aid in their circulation. Those
who desire TO lay before the people apology for
TRAIToKs, or an endorsement of their HONOR AND
INTEGRITY, would do well to give our WHO the
gO-by, and select some softs,H paper or colserra-
RTE sheet, ardenty devoted to STATE SOVEREIGNTY,
and in sympathy with TREASON. This paper viii
not labor in that direction,
BRowNLow HANS & CO.
Knoxville Jan. 3D. 1856.
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Attachments.

We have large advertising custom in the way
Of Attachments" which are usually inserted four
times. To induce parties 10 pay in advance in all
cases we propose to take So but if not paid in ad-
vance in the future in all cases we shall require So
Chancery and Circuit Court Notices will be
CHARGED sccOrdinplV
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ATTACHMENT.
George T. Wrinkle vs.. David Wrinkle.

George T. winnie rs. David Wrinkle.
TIME Plaintiff affidavit says the defendant indebted
him and absco1ds ConCeals himself that the ordinary
of be served him and having obtained
an original attachment against the made returuso
before D. f DeArmond Justice Of the Peace for Knox
couutv and having been levied his property l.
ordered BY said Justice the defendant appear before
mr., at his Gap Creek the seventh day Of July
n.,t or the samo will re proceeded with parte II il
further ordered said Justice that Ibis notice 10 published
for four weeks IN Br0vHlow's Wing.
j.noi.4t@ p. F. DEARMOND J. ?.
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Our New Prospectus.

With tie beginning of the New Year we present
our new Prospectus, and with it brief avowal Of
principles Ii view Of increased mail facilities Of
the scarcity of money among the people just emerg
ing from of four disastrous years and in
view OF the further fact that the loyal people want
our paper, we have determined to submit TO them
the lowest club rates we can afford, high paper is
the cost of labor, and all else connected with pub
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Attachment.
" H. H. NaIItI F5 y. u. Nay.
NHE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT

says the defendant is indebted him sLsc0nds
conceals himself that the ordinary process
be served upon him. and having obtained original attach
against the Of the defendant made rsurnsbs
before Skasss, Justice u the Peace for Knox county
and tho having been levied his property II
dered by said Justice that she defendant appear before him
his ocs 1eth Civil District Of Knox county the lE
day Of June 1866, the will Be proceeded with
II is further ordered that this be published To-
four successive weeks in BrOwnow's Wing.
jsu24-4ta p. II. >KAGGS J. 7.
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SALE OF A TRACT or LAND.
John Kincaid, ST. vs.. John Kincail, Jr.
I ACCORDANCE WITH a DECREE

made in this cause will sell the promises, Thursday
the LIST March 1866 of land the property
respondent Kincad Jr situated in Claiborne county
being the sold complainant respondent
5O5II less, adjoining the lands
Mitchell Alexander VIM. I. Moss Harmon Davis and wu
Myers known Yoakum Station place. credit OF six
months without the right Of redemption taking bond With
good security retaining lien upon the land until the
purchase money is paid ian24-4t| p y RODDY, e NJ.
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An unucuiug adherence legitimate andmsrkga ripe
experience successful long line of solid service
freely rendered and faithfully perrmeds strict devotion
special department Of the businessan ample capital and
resources together with straight forward
in the transactions 81
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ID N RFWARD.-ONE DARK DAP

DOU PIE IRON GRAY HORSE, about eight years old
AMI bou l6 hands high Iron Gray Mule, branded
on the left nip, W A " The above horse and mule va
Ia fr the delivery II the thieves the horse aud mule
JOSEPH B. WALkER,
-, A.. C,recnevtlla. Tenn.
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Joseph Whie TsJ. NJ KiTc1id and others, and Lafay
IN THIS CAUSE AN ACCOUNT HAv.
Elijah Coin and wife, Martha Coin and others VS. VIM
Lewis. Samuel Moore and others

IN THIS CAUSE AN ACCOCN1
having bp ordered 10 be taken by the Clerk and Master
Of ChSncery Court farewell Tennessee on the SIN sy
Of March 1865 and the defendants, G. W Lewis Sr u
Lewis Jr Nary Moore Moore and his wife Francis
Moore CHARTS Lewis Jesse Lewis, Elijah Harp and ms VIE
Harp James B. Lewis, Enoch simmons ana ms VIE
simmons being nOnresdens of the state OF Iennes
see the bill II is ordered that publication be
weeks in Brownow hlg notynS
defendants appear before the Clerk and Master OF t
ChaRcery Court, his Office in TGzewe Tennessee on tns
said March which time and place thSy are
required attend with their proof On their failure 20 aeno
tbs account will Re taken Psrts as TO them COPY
order. J. y hVpUh' - u
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The Hetrernan MurdererS TO be
Hanged.

W.
James LysauGht, VIM. Dean alias McClusky Geo.
Craft, alias Red, and Thomas Perry, have been APP
proved by the President, and they will be hanged
on Friday, 10Th instant between the hours of 10 \.
NJ. and T. n.
And the Commission does therefore sentence him,
James Lysaught Government employees, To be
publicly hanged by the neck until he is dead, at
such time and place as the Major General command
ing the Military Division of the Tennessee shall or
der; two-thirdS Of the members OF the Commission
concurring in this sentence.
The following ondors emcnt was made.
III. The proceedings findings and sentences OF
the Commission in the above cases of JAS IySaught
VIM. Dean, alias McClusky, George Craft, alias
George Red and Thomas Perry, Government en-
ployoes, were approved by the proper commander
and the records forwarded for the action of the Pres
ident Of the United States.
The findings of the Military Commission III The
above named cases are hereby approved, and the
sentence will be duly carried into execution at such
time and place Is the Commanding General Of the
Military Division Of the Tennessee may direct.
By order Of the President Of the United States.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
GENERAL ORDER NO. !.
Headquarters, N. DSI, Nashville, Tenn. Jan.
10, IS66.-James Lysau-ht Vim. Dean alias Nc
CiIskv, George Graft alias George Red and Thos
Perry, government employees having been SEN
fenced by military commission to be publicly hanged
By tle neck until they be dead, at such time and
place as the General commanding Military Division
Of Tennessee may elect, said sentence having been
approved by the President of the United States
nil be publicly executed at or near Nashville Tenn
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. VI, and o'clock
P. NJ, on Friday, January 26th 1866, under the d.
rection of Col. W. r. Shsfter, commanding Post of
Nashville Tenn.
By command of Maj. Gen. THOMAS
lSignedl W D. WHIPPLE A a. G.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-TAzEwELL.
John Gilbert vs.. Charles Bustle.
\ THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF

Il sued attachment against the defendant for dam
of ave hundred dollars rGturnabs 70 the
Circuit Claiborne county, and order having
by publication be made for four successive weeks
in Brovnows Knoxville Wing the Ea6 defendant Is therefore
hereby notified attend before the Judge Of said court
house in Tazeve the second Monday OF May
next, then and there TO defend said salt
z. HODGES, Clerk.
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James johnson VS.. C. Y. Rice and Samuel Hurst
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI

l. davit Of the plaintiff that defendants
Y Samuel Hurst non-reGdeats State OF
IiE ordered by that publication be four
weeks in Brovnlows Mhig notifying dsfea,
appear before the Circuit Court at TaceEe the 81
Monday If May then and there make defense 70
the Will be taken for proc.sd
with parte copy OF the order.
isn2i-if T. HODGES. Clerk
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Theresa Ann Jone. Vs. John P Bowen, Admir-, and
others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING

COrnsiscn and wife Mary Ann CorneIon
Dan1 ?. Jones and VIM p Jones are non-re'dents It or
deed made for four successive weeks in
wh notifying said defendants 20 appear before
farewell the hrst Monday OF June
make defense 20 the BILL or the same
Will be taken for confessed them and set for hearing e1
psrte. copy Of the order = y. hOppl, - u,
By JAMES r. EVANS, n. C 4 ".
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John Netherland and James 7. Shields ys. Daniel ?
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

that Daniel Jones resident II is ordered that
publication made Brownlows Wing for four successive
weeks notifying defendant appear before the ChanSsy
Court farewell Tennessee, the hTst Monday Of Juns
1866 then make his defense 70 said BILL or the
se will be taken confessed and for hearing parts
A copy Of the order. P. y. RODDY, c NJ,
BY JAMES II. EVANS n g + VI.
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Houston sewsIl vs.. Samuel Day, William Neil, William
P. JONES' and others.
nluE nEEENnA Mt WM y ZONES

being nonresiden Of the state Of Tennessee appears
from the affidavit plaintiff in this II is there
publication be made four
weeks Brovnlos Whig notifying said defendant up
Circuit Court Claiborne county bs held at
the courthouse Tazev Tennessee the I'd Monday Of
MAY 1866 defend said suit the will
be taken confessed proceeded with pare him
A Of the order. z. HODGES Clerk.
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Chancery Court-JamestoWn.
Preston aud John HUFF vs.. wm. Miller, j..

Preston and John Hut IS, Wm. Miller j..
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM
the AFFIDAVIT Of the plaintiff, that the defendant william
Miller, Jr is nonresident Of the State Tennessee Sc
that the ordinary process Of served upon hin
and further appearing that attachment has issued
and levied upon his property 1t ordered that publ
cation be made for four Brownovs
Wing notifying said defendant appear before
Court at jamestown, the ID Monday Of April
and there 10 plead ismur the plaintiff
the will be taken and proceeded With
parte. ian2+-4tpf5 b .. BOWDES. c N
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CHANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.


SALE Of vALCABLE LANDS
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF HE CHAN
Gerry Court at Rutledge, in the causes Of D. Morris
aud others, Jas. T. Carmichael and others viii sell
at public auction, the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Rgtledgo' on Monday the ON day OF
Carmichael situated in Granger county Tennessee, to
wit: One tract situated in district No ?, Of said county
the south side Of HOStOn rveT adjoining the lands
of James I. Carmichael SEN, John II. Carmichael and
others containing by estimation, five hundred acre.
more or less. One other tract the south side of Hyl
ston river, district No. . adjoining the lands Of L
Noe and Others containing 100 acres, or less Ou
other tract lying in the ith civil district OF the uor.b
bank Of Hoston river adjoining the dover interest Of
Prudence Carmichael in the lands Of D. c. Carmichael
deceased and the lands Of the heirs Of Thomas Soloap
containing so acEes. And ase bis undivided reye-sion
airy interest in the dover assigned bis mother Pm
dencs CarmcNae in the lands Of his father D. c. Car
michael deceased. Said lands will be sold On a credit
Of IL months without the right Of redsmptou with in
terest from the day Of sale, except the SUN Of $500
required to be paid in hand. Notes with approved Sc
curity will be required for the purchase money and
lien will be retained the land till the purchase money
Is paid. PISS c. c. SMITH, c. N
Tn OBEDIENCE 10 A DECREE OF THg CHAN
Gerry Court at Rutledso, in tho case Of L.A.Garrst
administrator Be-, E. u. Grove = 81, i will sell -
public SALE 10 the highest bidder, the PREMISE on tb
9Th day Of March, 1906 the following lands tovzi+
All the lands Of the late Reuben Grove IT. situae5 IN
the Srd civil district Of Grainger county One tra
wherein said Grove, resided the time Of MS death
containing 500 acres, 205 which Is unncumberej and
the balance sold subject TO the widows DOVER one t-ac
called the McAnally entry" containing l3O arras
adjoining the lands Of Jacob Kirkham and others mir;
proved. One other tract called the Brewster racr al
joining the lands Of Dr.. VIM. Murry Tateg heirs AMI
others, containing 3l6 acres, 80 cleared and fenced
and well improved. Also, the remainder interest in the
widows dover in said lands, excepting the 205 acre
which the dover Of the widow Mayse which is nm
incumbered Said lands viii be sold on a credit of 10
months without the right of redemption, except S7O0
which will be required to be paid in hand Bond with
approved security will be required for the purchase
and lien retained the land till the same is paid
jan24 4tpfS5 c. c. SMITH. C kN
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TIE cheapest and best Tobacco and Cigars in thu
city, at Kings Old Corner.
ian3-2m j. II. FEssENDEN & Co.
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ATT ACEMENT.

Wm. White vs Lewis Poats, Powell & &c.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendants indebted TO him and SO abscond
conceal that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on ths having obtned original against
the Defendants made reuTnaole 6sioTe orlando
The same having been the defendants property
Ills ordered by Justice that the defendants appear before
hir, A. his once RogersYle the lst Saturday II
Tbruarys65 the will be proceeded With parts
further ordered that notice be published for four
;anSss a.. ORLANDO R. LEVY, J. P.
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Bonds.-state, City and water--slse, 45O.
PAID.

The it's nationality the solid il has rendered
patrons ability prolific of
hagratons with honor and profit those most interested may
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MARRIED.

On the Eth inst. tho residence Gov W c. Brownlow
by the Rev. Thos W. Humes Dr. D. T. BOYNrOE, of Ohio
and Mrs. SUE. c. sAWYERS, Of this city
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ner. ian2-2m Il ii. FEssENDEN & Co.
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cuANcrpv co11RT-rAzEwRLI

CHANCERY COURT-TAzEWELL.
F. NJ Fulkerson vs., Landon G. Haynes and George W.
Cheek.
THE DEFENDANT, LANDON Z.
u HAYNES, being nonresident Of the state OF Isnns.
shown in the bill It ordered that oe maze
for four successive weeks in Brovnovs Wing, notynk
said defendant to appear before the Chsncery Court A.
WELL Tennessee the first Monday Of June 1885, then hn
there to make his defense said BILL tho same VIII De "a
ken for confessed to him, and for hearing parte
copy Of the order. 2. Y. RODDY c. u,
Theresa Ann Jones vs. Daniel P Jones and William P
Jones.
TNHE DEFENDANTS, DANIEL 2.
Il JONES and VIM P Jones, being non-resdents Of the
state OF tennessee shown bill that
publication DO made for weeks in Browplos
Wing noyng ad defendants ChAncsry
Court atTszsWe on ths hrst Monday Of 1856 then
and there make defense bill az ,o Iii - 49,,
for confessed and set for hearing psrte copy fine order
p \. RODDY, c. M,
By JAMES R. EVANS D G AN
Io,snb Whie vs.. J. NJ Kincaid and others and Lafav
cite kincaid VS.. ]. NJ. Kincaid and others.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ACCOUNT HAV.
IS been ordered be taken by the Clerk and Master
~ Court At farewell Tennessee the Of
MI 1885 and ths defendants W X Gibson S Gibson
q R1rbansn Harriet Buchanan and James u. Kincsid
bsin of the Of Tennessee shown
n ordered that publication be made or Tour successive
weeks in Brownows Whg notifying sara % ap
rs.r before the Clerk Master OF said Chane Court
A. his once in TaEeve Tennessee, on the SAID ON day Of
March 1855 at which and place they are required 10 AZ
.nd th their proofs On Their failure 10 attend the account
VIII p n RODDY. c. &. "
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Z. D. TOWNSEND,
! S-iStsnt Ad;u+9Dt General

CnoiCE TOBACCO AND CIGARs-A large and wed
selected stock at wholesale and retail can he fonn
at Kings Old Corner. 0'"--' '''- " i'""
declO-2m 7 II r- e ~