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war Of RAGS in Memphis.
The Memphis Bulletin of resent dAts ssays .

The Memphis Bulletin of recent date says:
Yesterday afternoon occurred anothers of those
acsof violence by policemen OF qpsssionaole JUS
tce resulting in the death Of yIutn d1 ~ bsVs
had Considerable Indian blood in his veins. Eetor-
merv was IA the Confederate service for long time
being connected with the Texas Rangers. He was
shot Yesterday on the corner of Jefferson street and
Font Row, by policeman who, with the assistance
of another officer, was frying to arrest aim.
The Memphis papers all express the opinion that
the killing was quite unnecessary. general HgH
among the draynen occurred the same day. The
Bulletin says:
Africa at first had the advantage, but Hioernla
was reinforced soon after, and put the children OF
Ham to fight in the greatest confusion, leaving saw
eral of their number hors du combat, and yelIng
for the Freedmen's Bureau to come to their relief
Several arrests were made 1t IS SAID that some OF
the participants in this interesting ree hgm oseo
knives, sad inflicted serious wounds on severaa
mules. The fight is said to have originated IN dit
ference Of opinion as to drayage privileges The
! negroes were determined that no wkre draymer
sbovd be allowed to remove freight from the levee
and were resented by the whitss who took similar
stand against the negroes. Whisky had CONSIDERABLE
! to do with the affair. Fights Cd this character arr
of almost daily occurrence Hs7
The Conservatives, so-callea, of Knoxville woult
swear. had this murder occurred in East Tennessee
that it was the result of the bad spirit of Union mel
and the teachings of the KNOXVILLE WING.
viii enbarrass them to attribute to the Union mel
| of East Tennessee the lawlessness of Memphis.
1 In Memphis the rebel party is overwhelmingly
predominant, and the majority of its people laugh
to hate all such Union men by such treasonabl
sheets IS the Argus and Bulletin.
Weeks ago we advocated the removal of Generf
Stoneman's headquarters to Memphis Since the
they have been removed, and We trust this office
will restore law and order to this portion of Tenne
see. If he has half the sympathy for the poor nj
gro who is shot in Memphis, simply because he is
negro as he had in East Tennessee for such amiabl
kind-hsarted christian gentlemen as Sneed, Crozle
} and Ramsey, he will give protection to this, ii
} larger class of the Union population of Memphi
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The Tennessee Memorial.

We publish tRis week the memorial address By
the Uaion General Committee of Tennessse, to ths
Joint Reconstruction Committee in Congress. It
will be read with profound attention, and sss more
so as it Ia b&sry denounced by all amnestied rseE
azd galvanized Union men. This document gives
true WESTON of affairs in Tennessee and is sas-
isictoTy answT to the misrepresentation OF hired
toESes, who are travelling the State and vAbs
washing traitors at cost to the Goverasassa sf s.
peg any aass expenses throws ins
TEE cheapest and hest Tsbaccosa@d Cagfass III the
eng, at Emgs Gda Corner.s
Iasaa-smn s-s j. III. FRssENpEa d Sses
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Family Of Ex-President Polk.

A son of the late President Polk is employed,
with two blacks the three at So per day, in taking
care of mules purchased by Northern Spectator
at the army sales near Nashville.
The above, clipped from the Philadelphis Inqui-
rer is in several of our exchanges The late Presi-
dent, James Knox Polk, had no children. His
widow is residing at Nashville and possesses a
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Knoxville, Tenn, January 81, 1885,

c. S. HUBBARD, of New Haven, ConHeceeut' a.. our
paper in the States Of Connecticut and Massachusetts
The WING can be had every week at the :. N Jew:
Depot Of R. a. Singleton Post Office builoing
Nashville, Tenn.
LOUIS McGLAurL1N is authorized to act as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast His SuoreS'
is San Francisco California
Col. JOHN II. JAMES, Chief Quarterma1st . Oi
the District of East Tennessee, is aptnorlzeu T"
ceive nayment for subscriptions to TINS paper
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Attachments.

We have a large advertising custom an the way
Of Attachments which are usually inserted four
times. To induce parties to pay in all advance IN
cases, we propose to take S. but If not PAID IN 40
snca in the future in all cases we shall require S.
Chancery and Circuit Court "Notices" viii DC
charged accordingly.
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CHAYoERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ferdinand Miller, Admir- Of Henry Drummer, de5d, and
Herman Newber Guardian of the Minor Heirs Of said
Henry Drummer, decd, vs. Charles Gording George L.
Pathof and Anna III. Gerlng.
TT APPEARING THAT THE DEFEN-
i DANTS this presidents It ordered that
publication made according law notifying said den
the Of Chancey Court to DO
held for the county Morgan the court house in Mont
gomery on third Monday of April 1885, to Plead
or said BILL the will be set Tor hearing pro
confesso ian4I-its JOHN H. BRENT, q. & NJ.
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not barter them for any Office Of situation Of tenn
porahcharacter that could be given me.
have presented you my opinions freely, because
am without eoncealuent, and should, indeed des.
pise myself 1 could believe myself capable of ac-
During the confidence Of any by means so ignoble.
afs sir9Yery RESPECTFULLY your obedient servant,
ANDREW LArxsnN
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LAW AND OEDER.-Brig Gen. King command
ant of the post of Augusta, Georgia, while taking
pleasure ride near that city, accompanied by his
wife and daughter and another lady and gentle
man, was stopped by rebel highway robbers, and
the party were robbed of three horses. The point
in this affair is, that Georgia is re-constructed, and
her people have gone to work to Build up Fer bro
ken fortunes. Another point is that Augusta is in
Georqia and not in East Tennessee
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% Attachment.
Michael Rule VS.. William gillespie.

s. Michael Rule vs.. William gillespie.
yYyH1H PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
The ASCENDANT is iDdebt: to him, and 50 aeseends
,s az oranay pDcess cannot be served upon hsn having
aade returhabe before David Goddard Justice OF
he eace for Bunt county. and the same having been levied
- 1t Is ordered BY said Justice that the defen-
apuear Before him e his office the nth Civil District
~ lount COUNT ON 18th day Of April next or II VIII be
i * parte 1t sfarther ordered that this notice
K nrshed for four successive weeks in Brownlows Wing
y PSI iE6sitS DAVID GODDARD, J. p.
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CoLoRED MAIL cosTsAcToE Fer the EFst time
in our country's history a colOred contractor has
been paid at Washington for carrying the United
States Mail in Virginia When the, first families
agree to receive their letters and papers through an
American citizen Of African descent" they are
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si,865,oOo

Besides these, there are provisions Tor several
small branch roads running the amount up to two
millions. These appropriations will build bridges
and depots and furnish some rolling stock. dne
Bonds will be ready as soon as the plates can be en-
graved. 1t is money well spent for our railroads
are the life-blood of the State and enhances the
value Of all lands mineral and otherwise. O0llte-
rate our railroads, and where would we be? Back
where We started in 1896, "the midnight of time,
with Tennessee prosperity Multiply these roads,
and all kinds of property will increase in value
Hence, the man who is not Internal Improve
ment man, ought to emmigrate to some Othercoun-
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w111 SELL. FOR CASH, AT THE

court houss door in of sevlerThe on the 18th
of February Iss6 all the right title claim and interest that
Toouy has In a certain tract OF land lhs 1u
in Sewer county in District No a. adoiHng he an O l.
Low and other containing hundred Acres NOR or @
levied on to satisfy Judgment that $ o. DcAey ISeIe
against the said II. Tcomy in the Circuit .91.t % $50
county, ian3l4t pf LIN DCN"IA-'' 49,
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CIRCUIT CoURT-JACKsB0Ro'.
George Bnlingsley VS.. Ananias Eli.
I nIIIC HAIISE THE PLAINTIFF

IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
sued out an against the defendant for damages,
returnabe Circuit Court of Claiborne county, order
having by that publication be made IN Brown
lows Whg weeks, the said defendant
therefore hereby notified attend before the Judge OF the
Circuit Court court to be held for the county oil Cai
there defend said suit.
ian3I-4t" H. upDGESi Olerk.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Martha Cecil VS.. w. H. Il. Cecil.
DDFA PING THAT THE DEF

DANT is resident 1t is therefore ordered that pub
licaon made for four successive weeks in BrownoW
Wh recurring defendant appear before the Circuit
Court to held the county of SEWER at the courthouse
in Sevierye first Monday of March, 1866 to plead
answer or demur to petition Of the complainant the
same will be taken conesse and set down for hearing
parte. W. NJ bIhNbdI, CleFA.
iau3I-ItpfS By II. W. McCOWAN, d. e
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Deelslons Of tas supreme Court,

The DISMISSAL Of the case as to the charge of IS
sst to Commit murder, that being The cnly charge
in he indictmens had the effect e discharge the
defendant sitogether from the accusation: Hence
there was no subsisting indictment against him,
consequently the court had no power to fine him
See Britain VS.. the State It'll Hump 1885, and
Grant VS. the State, decided at the present term OF
this court.
The Judgment of the Circuit Court must be re-
versed the defendant discharged and the State pay
The costs of the prosecution.
HAWKINS, Judge,
ATTEST j. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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CHANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.
SALE or VALUABLE LANDS.
i'm nREnIENCE To A DECREE nE LIE On

SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
TN OBEDIENCE To A DECREE OF The CHAN
/ Gerry Court at Ruedge, in the causes Of D. Morris
and others, VS.. JAS T. Carmichael and others I viii sell
public auction, the highest bidder, the court
house door b Rutedge Monday the 5th dav Of
March, 1866, the following described lands Of James T.
Carmichael situated in Granger county, Tennessee to
wit One situated in district No. 3 Of said county
the south side of Hoston river, adjoining the lands
of James 7. Carmichael, SEN, John H. Carmichael and
Others containing by estimation five hundred acres,
less One other tract the south side OF Hol
river district No. 2 adjoining the lands Of l. L.
Noe and others, containing loo acres or less One
other tract lying in the 4th civil district henOTth
bank of Holson river adjoining the dover Interest Of
Prudence Carmichael in the lands OF D. T. carmichael,
deceased and the lands Of the heirs OF thomas Sooman,
containing 50 acres And al5e his undivided reversiOn
ary interest in the dover assigned % his mother Pru
dence Carmichael the lands Of bis father D. c. Car
michael deceased. said iands VIII be sold on credit
AZ 10 months without the right Of redemption with in
,erest from the day Of SALE except the Of 5000
required to be paid in hand. Notes with approved Sc
eurity will be required for the purchase money, and
lien will be retained the land til the purchase money
is paid PISS c. C. SMITH, c. i NJ.
TN OBEDIENCE TO DECREE OF THE CHAN
i Gerry Court at Rutedge in the case Of LA Garrett
administrator &C., E. NJ Grove, e a. viii sell AZ
public SALE the highest bidder the premises on The
9Th day of March, 1866, the following lands Ia vit
All the lands of the late Reuben Grove Jr situated in
the 3rd civil district of Granger county One tract
wherein said Grove, resided the time OF his death
containing 500 acres 205 of which is unneumbered and
the balance sold subject the widows DOVER one tract
called " the McAnally entry" containing I3O acres,
adjoining the lands of Jacob Kirkham and others unim
proved One other tract, called the Brewster tract ad
joining the lands of DR.. VIM. Murry Tates heirs and
Others containing 36 acres, $50 cleared and fenced
and well improved Also, the remainder interest in the
widows dover in said lands, excepting the 2o5 acres,
which the dover of the widow Mayse, which Is IN
incumbered. Said lands viii be sold credit Of u
months, without the right Of redemption except S4Vv
which will be required be paid in hand Bond with
approved security wbs required for the Pu money,
and lien retained on the land till the same is paid
jan24-4tpfs5 G, G. SMITH, c. & NJ
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Attachment
Nelson r. Rogers VS.. Alexanders McClain.

Nelson r. Rogers vs.. Alexanders MeCIain-
rSHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
saws the defendant indebted to him, AID so abseond
thai process be served upon him having oo.anec
an original atts the estate OF the defendant
made rernabIe before Hugh Gaable, Justice OF the
Pee for Bount county the having oeen eVled on
their property ordered by said Justice that the aeien-
dent appear him his office in bount county on the
9Th day ot March 1ext, it Wal be proceeded with ex
parte ordea thar ths noce De Pupeed LOT
fonr sacces.iye weeks in Brownow's Wing.
0 iarsT 80 HUGH d. GAMBLE, J. p.
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Liberal to Railroads.

Whoever may complain of the present Legisla-
ture for want of iberality, certain it is our Ten
nessoe Railroad Companies have no ground for
complaints. The Legislature has been very liberal,
and in bill just passed, has appropriated as loaE
about TWO MILLIONS in the Bonds of the State, to
put our roads through and lift them out of their
troubles. We recolect the following items in the
bill:
For the Virginia and Tennessee Road 100000
East Tenn. and Georgia Road. 100000
GAINESVILLE and Memphis Road. 100000
Memphis and Charleston Road. 100000
Mississippi Central go miles in
Tennessee. ......................... 200, 600
Northwestern Road ............ 100000
Edgefeld and Kentucky Road. 1l5,OOO
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.#.' TREsPAsS.
G. NJ. Rutherford vs.. J. D. Campbell and w. D. Sharp.
nHE DEFENDANTS BEING NOM
4 RESIDENTS of the county and State 1t is ordered at
publication successive weeks in BroInloW
Wing notifying appear at the next Term OF
Court at Jacksboro the first Monday after the
fourth Monday next then and there to make defense
or the will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
narte as TO them T. J. ROGERS, Clerk.
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r Will, SELL FOR CASH. AT THE

Il court house door in the Of seyerviIle, the
2sth day of February 1866 all the right title claim and in
trest that John McNutt has in the following
lands The undivided interest that the said McNutt
certain tract Of lying and being in SEWER county, Dis
trict No. , adjoining the lands o. = l. Emer William Wha
lev containing eight Acres being
occupied by Harris in Green Ber Cove containing
6ftv Acres more adjoining the lands John Owny
I others Also interest that the said McNutt has In
an entry made by said McNut and A. whaley containing five
Kindred Acres, adjoining the lands Whaley and
others ifs LEM DUGGAN, shf.
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AMONG the conclusive proofs of loyalty to thu
United States just given by the Legislature of Mis-
sssippi, We have the fact that it changed to Davis
the name of one of the counties of tAe State; that
it fixed the Confederate gray as the uniform Of the
militia; that it exempted disabled Confederate sol
diers from taxation; that it directed to be
taken of State and Confederate soldiers manned
while in actual service of the State Confederate
States army" in ORDER that they nay be supplied,
at thu expense of the State with artificial limbs
from Seuhern nraasSac&osies; and that aopofsaed
a coas nAitsee, with tae Governor and the ridges OF
ths High Court Of Errrs and Appeals at rs head,
10 erocaFs contributions fer a monuRent q aa the
capital of the State in homer of the gallant dead
who 6sl in the Late xse@orable srsaggl0" If sbese
scs do not &eao0strate the taess OF the Reop1e ot
that Saate to take Part ia tbs aoyesnasens OF tas
Unie@, M woal be lard to sag ws 0@4d'a"cs v'0s'aa
he sn f&riaonh Hn ashahEsh Il
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Our New Prospectus.

With the beginning of the New Year we present
our new Prospectus, and with it brief avo"ai OF
principles. In view Of increased mail facilities OF
the scarcity of money among the people just emery
ing from war of four disastrous years. ana IN
view of the further fact that the loyal people want
our paper, we have determined to submit to them
the lowest club rates afford, high as paper rs
the cost Of labor and all else connected with pub
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Attachment.
Thos j. Moore VS.. Samuel Il. Caldwell.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT

HE RLA1NI1ff, ON Ar LIZA IL;
i says defendant indebted to him, and that he alb
seconds conceals himself that the ordinary process Of law
cannot upon him. having obtained original at
achmsnt against of the defendant made returnabe
before Swsnner Justice of the Peace for Monroe eoun
ty and having been levied his property IL is
dered by said Justice the defendant appear before him.
his Office Philadelphia, the oath day Of March, 1906
proceeded with parte II Is further ordered that
this notice published for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Whig jan3l-4t@ J. }. sNANNER, ).
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WIII, SELL FOR CASH. AT THE

rt bonse door, in the town Of Seviervie on the 2sth
| ~ February 1885, all right title claim and interest
Ley urSorson has in house and lot in Sevcrvlle SEWER
County adjoining the lot of James u Yeti and the Pablo
Containing Acre. more or less levied on 70 satisfy
judgement that Feker recovered against the said Hender
son in the Circuit Court ofSevier county; ,,o,,-
pf5 H@' NN'H'' 81 u
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c4ANCERY CoURF-Jacksboro'.
Jau. p. Erwin and Hifn ct ais, VS. Benjamin F. Kin
eaid, ct ais.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE MADE
a. fbe esnber Term 1865 in this case Fincaste on
Thursdav the 18th day Of March next will proceed 20 az
ali tie Iapds the of John Kincaid aee =, 80
living in tse counties Of Campbell and CaIooFn on one
years credits and security, WI untiI tbe mr.
date Of sale and lien lands etaIhe iJ 49,
chase aoueS is fully paid i've hudred & fams well
to be assessed sSnoug the Purchasear' nv me- W
Saproyso. Attendance VI" H. ERATCHER. c. & NJ.
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srrEarFF's SALES.

WILL SELL FOR CASH, AT THE
door seyerv On the 2sh day Of Febru
.rx 1ses an tha riqhf title and Interest James Mcneil
ley hss in house lot. and one half iyhg aad being in
street known in the plan Of said town. Half Of No.
vied on to satisfy Judgment in favor of D. p Cas- chair
man of the Board Of Trustees of Nancy Academy.
LEM. DIGGAN, Sh n.
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Educational Meeting
MARrvmLE, Tenn Jan.

MAKYvILLE, Tenn7 Jan. go, 19oe'
Mr. Edifsr-I send you copy Of the resointlons
adopted at an Educational meeting held today at
the court house in this place MAJOR Dunn was
called to the chair and after addresses from various
gentlemen the resolutions passed unanimously
The people of this county are very decidedly in ia
vor of good common school system
Boarding can be had here on reasonable terms by
the College students, unless they prefer to board
themselves in the College buildings. 1t is thought
about thirty will be present during the first term
Xorr- ,raru frlalu.
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CIRCUIT COURT-SEVIERVILLE.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Tsf-IGI "
Ell. John Kear VS.. Elizabeth Kear.
IT APPEARING THAT THE DEFEN-

PENDANT Elizabeth Kear, is nonresident Of the STATE
Of Tennessee 1t is ordered that be made Tor iou
successive weeks Brownlows Whig notifying said defen
appear before the Circuit Court to be held for tn
county of SEWER the in SeTierve the third
Monday March plead demur TO said Pc
ttion or the will be taken confessed and set fol
hearing ex rarte W. NJ. BURNETT, Clerk,
pf 8 - By NJ. ". MCGOWAN, Z. C.
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A man can get his own subscription clear by get
ting nm a club of six or ten; and company OF hi
teen forming in the same vicinity can save to each
oue-third of years subscription. Postmasters can
do much to aid our circulation. Our paper is large
and contains good deal of reading matter, and 1t
gives the leading advertisements of the country
Our materials are new, and our paper is quite read
able. We have put our rates as low as we can al
ford them and we trust to friends, who endorse
our sentiments, to aid in their circulation Those
who desire to lay before the people an apology for
TRAITORS or an endorsement of their HONOR AND
INTEGRITY, would do well to give our WING the
roby. and select some shell paper or conseTrd-
ave sheet ardently devoted to STATE SOVEREIGNTY,
and in sympathy with TREASON. This paper will
not labor in that direction!
BRowNLow, HAws & Co
Knoxville, Jan. ID, 1866.
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TRESPAsS.
-1 q. W. Siles vs.. ]. D. Campbell.

RESIDENT of the county and State 1t is ordered that
publication be made four successive weeks in BrOwnow
Wing notifying said defendant appear at the next Term OF
the Circuit Court at Jacksboro the first Monday after the
fourth Monday April next thon and there to make Defense
will be taken confessed and set for hearing
narte as TO him = iap3I-4t3 T. j. ROGERS, Clerk.
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cHANCERY coURT-sEVIERvILLE
Serena Brown VS.. James z BOWL
n THIS CAISE IT APPEARS FROM


the Sherifs retur which file, that the residence Of
the defendant James Brown unknown 1t is therefore
Clerk and Master that publication be made for
four successive Brownows Whig requiring said de-
ndant to appear Special Term Of this Chaneery
Court to the house in Sevieye the third
Monday March and the bill Of complaint Bed
against him in said court will be taken confessed and
set f0T hearing parte. -. =, . =,
anal : NJ z. THOMAS, Z. * NJ
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A CIRCULAR,

TSE&LOw CITIZENS OF RNox COUNTY, BA&- /
NC ENG lost mg heat6, spd my ability to lsssr Sar Sse
sdate FOR Tax CoHector the ensuing AErch aecisn
apl should.be your Choice for the Office, would be
thsnbsu for your support and win honestly FL the Once
the county to ses the people, come to yon in this
EtAs circular asking You fof your sdppops at the b
hax, and if can be elected Iwi be yours truly.
isn.3S-M 6. 1DENN.