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Let me say to Iyou, that after the
first of August you will be- the worst
mortified rascal who ever appeared on
the streets Of Knoxville. | shall beat
tho vulgar blackguard, professional
gambler and political seditionist you
have in the field for Governor by a
greater majority than any man has
obtained in this State in a quarter of a
century. Ny party-I mean the
Republican Union party-will elect
the entire Congressional delegation OF
eight members, both branches of the
General Assembly, and consequently
a United States Senator--despite oil
your lies, speeches, publications, liquor
and money. Then you and your blus-
tering associates in treason will rooSt
lower than you have been doing.
Owing to the amount of company l
have had the past week, as well as to
official engagements, | have not been
able to give you as extended a notice
as your viIlanies entitle you to. will
make up this lack of service" when
| come to ventilate the case of James
Barter, a rebel thief, who was shot in
a mill at the breaking out Of the re-
bellion.
In concluding this epistle, lot me
assure you that l never intend you
shall make anything, in any respect,
by your unprovoked, war upon me,
but, on the contrary, you shall re-
greet it as long as God in his pro
violence permits you to live, you
cowardly, lying, malicious and low
flung scoundrel
W. G. Bro wNLow.
June 9Th 1867.
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Circuit Court of Washington To-

TAMES W. COX, vs. WILLIAM II. CROUCH
u Now pending in the Circuit COuri "
Washington county, Tenn. 1t appearing
from the SherifFs return that the defendant
is not to be found or so AbseOnds that IRo
ordinary process cannot be served upon Alm
and that an original attachment has been o.
dered and levied upon defendants real ei'aN.
1t IS ordered that publication be mads VI
four successive weeks in the Union fegi ~,
tifying said defendant to appear at ihe nsAs
term Of the Circuit Court to be held a. wv
Court House Ia Jonesboro', on the 40 MOE,
day In June next, and defend said suit OLE %
will be proceeded against eG-parte. NAY I've
1867. JAMES E. DEAKlhS,
MAJ 24w4pfS6 OlefA
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Bill for Divorce,

JOSEPH W. HARRISON u ELIZABETH
81 Harrison, now pending 10 the Circuit
Court JohnSon county Tennessee. Il appear.
ing that the defendan. Elizabeth Harrison IA
either a nonresident or so abseondV that
personal service cannot be made, II iS there.
fore ordered that publication be made for
feur Successive weeks In the Union Flag a
paper published 10 Jonesboro Tennsuses, mo-
flying said defendant TO appear before said
Court on the third Monday In July next Al
The Court House In Taylor5Vills, Tennessee,
and defend said suit or she will be proceeded
against eIparte. June 10, 1857.
jsl4ElPN5 FRED. SLrMP, Clerk.
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PROCLAMATION.
T G. BROwNLOw, GOVERNOR OF

Inc state o. Iennessee.-TO all
who shall see these presents-Greeting:
WHEREAS, II has been made known to me
that a certain James Piles and a certain
William Brooks, charged with having COM
mitted a foul and atrocious murder on the
18th day of May, 1867, upon the body of
Preston Huf, late Of our county Of Fentress,
have fed from justice, and are now running
at large.
Now, therefore, !, W. G. Brownlow, Gov
ernOr as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power
and authority in me vested, do hereby offer
a reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
to any person or persons who may apprehend
the said Piles and Brooks, and deliver them
to the Sheriff or Tailor Of our county Of
FentresS, in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
DESCRIPTION
James Piles is aboHt 9 feet high, 20 years
Of age, weighs about l65 pounds, ~compactly
built complexion rather freckled, high check
bones, has rather a wild look when spoken
to, large black eyes, dark hair, scar on the
forehead caused by the explosion of the
cylinder Of a navy revolver when last seen
wore a suit Of red mixed jeans.
William Brooks Is about 8 feet 8 or Q inch
es, high, fair complexion, rather sandy red
hair, blue eyes, short chin, speaks short
and quick, when talking throws his head
back weighs about $50 pounds when last
seen wore long hair and wbiskers.
In testimony whereof have here
- unto set my hand, and caused the
SEAL. Great Seal Of the State to be aE-
49, fixed at Nashville, on the Sd day
Of June, 1867. By the Governor
W. g. BRoWNL0W.
A. j.. FLETcHER, Sec'y Of State.
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In Chancery at JOnesbOrO', Tenn,

lanes II. D0SSER and @. W. Telford,
81 Executors Of Ewing Mcclure deco, VS..
John H.. Bottles ct. al. 10 this case It Is or.
dered at the May term 1851, that publication
be made, notifying The defendants John
Bottles and Arthur Taylor, they being non
residents, TO appear at the Nov. Term 1867,
and answer; otherwise said cause will be sci
for hearing eE parts.
June IL, 1851. HENRY HOSS,
l887Junel4w4pb G. an
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NAsHINHTUN, JUHV IU'
Surratt was brought into acrowded
court this morning. He was hand
cuffed and very pale and wore a trOu-
bled look, but when unclaimed and
seated by his counsel he became more
cheerful. The usual preliminarics are
now progressing.
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State Guard Appointment.

Major General Joseph A. Cooper Of Knox
vile, has been commissioned General by
Gov. Brownlow, and placed in command of
all the forces serving in the Tennessee State
Guard. Gov. Brownlow's health Is so deli
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upon him at this time are so many and
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Governor. General Cooper served with hon
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from the rank of a private soldier to that of
a Major General by his solid merits. No
Tennesseean ever won his stars more worth
ly or wore them more gallantly in the field.
His conduct in marching his command from
JohnsOnville to this place in December, 1864,
passing round Hoods whole army, elected
the highes: concentrations from Gen. Thorn
as. When he left the service he commanded
the Second Division of the Twenty-Third
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In Chancery Court, JOnesbOrOugh,

DEM. F. EARNEST h BENZ. F. EARN
ID est, Admir- ofN. W. Earnest, deceased,
and same Admir- de bonis now of Peter Ear
nest, deceased, VS.. NJ. @. Hunter and others.
In this case 1t is alleged that VIM. B. Hunter,
one OF the defendants in this case, Is a citi.
zen Of the State of Missouri. 1t is therefore
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said Court, on the 4th Monday Of November,
1867, and answer said Bill, otherwise il will
be heard exparte. May 20, 1867.
HENRY HOSS,
ls61may3lw4pfS5l @. L NJ.
nANIEL MOORE and E. s. MATHEs for
~ the use Of Daniel Moore, Montgomery
O.. Hunter and Vim. Hunter. In this case
II is alleged that tie defendant VIM. Hunter
Is a resident Of the State Of Missouri. II ia
also alleged that the said VIM. Hunter ia in
debted to said N. @. Hunter by note o. ac-
count about $1,000. 1t is therefore ordered
that said VIM. Hunter appear at the Noyem.
Der term Of said Court on the 4th Monday of
said Month and defend or said cause will be
Eeard e1parte, and by Cat Of the honorable
Ohancsry Court, the said VIM. @. Hunter h
e%njolned from paying said $1,000 to said NJ.
=. Hunter until the further order Of tbI,
Court. May IS, 1867 HENRY HOSS, O. AM.
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Very respectfully. &C.,
GEO. EDGAR GRESHAM, Capt.

The " circular" which is spoken of is an
assurance of the peaceful mission of Capt.
Grisham and his command and the news
paper extract youches for their good con-
duct, in the main. The people of Bristol,
then, may be congratulated as more fortu-
nate in the character Of that portion of the
" State Guard quartered on them than the
community of Winchester, Tenn, where a
peaceable citizen, was taken out of his
house, tied to a tree and riddled with bullets,
simply for having sided with the Copfeder.
ates during the war. That was a mission of
peace, with a vengeance. We are GLAD to
hear that Capt, Grisham has his command
in better control.
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Tennessee State Guard.

The Companies Of State troops that have
thus far been mustered into service, number
but seven. They are at present stationed as
%fOllows:
Capt. Geo. E.. Grisham'S company, at Bris-
tol, Sullivan county.
Capt. John 7. Robbe'son's company, at
Troy, 0bion county.
Capt. W. o. Riekmsn's company, at New
Hope, Franklin County.
Capt. Joseph B~lackburn's company, at Lib
erty, DeKslb county.
Capt. John Kinks company, at Greeneville,
Greene county.
Capt. Robert Halls company, at Knoxville,
Knox county.
Capt. Geo. W. Kinks company, Greene
county.
1t. VIM S. Stewards company, at Cook.
vile, Putnam county.
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Let 1t be remembered that Elmer son
Etheridge. the conservative candidate
for governor, advised the shooting Of
all tax collectors under the Brownlow
government.
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j. s. ShangIe, OF Bristol,

This individual has took occasion to Will.
fy and misrepresent, privately and publicly,
the command Of State Guards, over which
| now have control. We're 1t not that honest
people at a distance, who do not know him.
are liable to be deceived by his falsehoodS, |
should not deign to notice him. Since our
arrival in Bristol, we have conducted our.
selves and the command in such a manner as
to gain the good will and respect of the
worthy citizens Of all parties-which is per-
fectlv satisfactory to US. | shall 90 on and
DO my duty as a soldier while in SERVICE
Shangle and his cohorts to the contrary not
withstaDding. In the mean time, when the
civil authorities fail to act upon any case re-
quiring imme late action, as in the case al
luded to below, we will enforce the law to
the best Of our ability-even if it becomes
necessary to summon every magistrate in
Sullivan County
G. E. GRESHAM, Captain State Guards.
We copy the following " explanation" from
the Lynch6urg Vrginian, JuLe 7th 1867,
ONE OF BRowNLow's CAPTAINS EXPLAINS.
We cheerfully give Capt. Grisbam's C1pla-
nation of his order, published by us a few
days ago, compelling a county magistrate to
appear in camp and try a civil case.
HEADQUARTERs Co. CAP
FIRST REGrNENT Tenn. STATE GUARD.
Camp near Bristol, Tenn. June 4th, 1867.
Sfn-In vpttr tpuua ~ q % plN ,.,p pnh1isk
ed an article entitled GA Rich Docu-
ment' from " one of Brownlow's Militia Cap
tains." The case is iRdeed, a rich one, and
the " document" is correct as you have pub-
lished 1t. The reason | drop you this line is
20 ask you to correct the impression made by
your editorial remarks connected with the
" document" Your informant, perhaps, re-
Trained from stating to you that the lady who
had been deprived of her infant had applied
to tOo civil magistrates for redress, but had
failed to obtain it. The duty Of the Tenn.
State Guard is to aid the civil authorities in
carrying the laws into efFectt We ask you
to make this correction, and believe you be-
long to that class of Virginians who are al
ways courteous and ready to make the dmende
honorable. II seems there are those who are
determined 20 bring our command into re-
proach, but certainly we cannot believe that
the bighminded and honorable among us
will misrepresent US, when the facts are diff
ferent. will be obliged, if you will copy
the article | enclose from the last number of
the Bristol NepS also the " circular" issued
from this command to the citizens of Bristol
and vicinity. Our mission is one of peace,
as you, and others misinformed will have
occasion to learn.
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Wilmington and r. X. II.
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The great Importance II the road i daily BE-
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