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EVIDENCE '''
Uf the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. - -

accompany the medicines. II . ..'f
CERTIFICATES OR CURES @. .a'F
From three 70 twenty years standing, with names
for the medical properties Of BUCHU, use Dds-
Of the United States.
Zee Professor DEwEEs valuable works on the
Practice OF physic. lL.E . ~ "
PHygcK, Philsdeiphia. =
See remarks made by DR.. EpHRAIM McDowrII.
a celebrated Physician, and member Of the Royal
Transactions Of the King and Quesn's Journal.
See Medeo-C -Chirurgical Review, published by
BENJAMIN. TRAvEas, Fellow OF the koyl College
See most Of the late standard works on Medicine,
Extract Buchu. i'm. =, 90 per bottle, or for Ss @
Improved Rose Wash, 90 30
Or Hall Dozen Of each for si2 which will be suti-
eient to cure the most obstinate cases. II directions
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed nom
observation. Describe symptoms In all oommuni-
cations.
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GKArIsu
AFFIDAyIT. ..
Personally appeared beiored me, an Alderman OF
the city Of Philadelphia, II. 7. HEI EImnoL o. VINO
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
-. II. T. HELMBoLD.
sworn and snhseribed to before me, this asd day
OF November, 1904. WIN. p. HIBBARD AID
Ninth street, above Race, Phils,
Address letters for Information In confidence to
H,T. HELMBoLD, CHEhIsT,
PseShs RS so1' sfTRE % 'Ss EelSS rfSfsssf1Ig'
ANB UNPRINCIPLEB DEALERS, who endeAvor
to dispose OF "their own" ahd othern ATtieIes an
the reputation attained by
HELMB0LDs GENUINE PREPARITi0ks.
helmbolds Genuine Extract Bushu;
Helmbolds Genuine Extract sArsapsriIiA, B.
Hslnhold's Genuine Improved Rose Wash,
Sold BY all Drnsasts everywhere.
ASK FO6 BELHBOLDS-iAkEk NO OTaER.
Cut cut the Aiysn issAsat and ssai tos n, and
sven tnposis,.n sai sHpo'uts, ~
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/, ARCHITECTURE.

M A Il Bile W o RKs.
HENRy PARRY, manufacturer of Marble Man
tells, MoIuments, Mural Tablets, Tiles, Cabinet
Altar Tables, Ae. Mandatory and Warerooms,
n, 7s and 10 East Twenty second street, near
Fourth avenue, New York.
N. B,-GIates, from the lowest price to the most
costly finish, furnished at New York prioes.
Designs made TO order, and estimates given Tor
Marble Work put up In any part Of tbs country.
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SEcRET DISEASES! .Ic,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,
SANlRITANS GIFT
SAMARITAlpS GIFTf
71s Nod Crtsta kAsssdv Issv Ubsd.
Yss, . Poaitive Cure. -.s g.
BALSAM COPAVIA AND NERCURY DIE
Z ~ CARDED.
Only ten Pills to be taken to eject . cure.
They are entirely vseetable, hsying NO smell moi
any unpleasant taste, and win not, In any way, In
Cures in from two 70 four days, and recent ease
No erpoture, - = ub,s, 10 oAs"ss sAsies~.
Prices2 Sold BY .
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn. ~.
HENRY COOK,
M. Alexandria, Va.
DESMOND b CO.,
ian Sly Philadelphia.
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DLOODi BLOODii BLOODlii
t6NpiTi5N 6T TIE VITAL FLUID,

toNpTTi5N or THE VITAL FLUID,
go which produces
gCROFLLI, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS TGTTERg,
Scales, SOILS, SYPHILIS on VE.
NEREAL DISEASES, &c.
~ SAlNARITANS
ROOT AND HERE yUICRS
Is offered to the public - positive cure. Han.
ishes all impurities Of the blood and brings the
system to heaHhy action, cure those spots, Tet-
tiers Scales and Copper Colored Patches.
SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES,
The SAMARITAES ROOT AND HERB JUICES
IL the most certain remedy ever prescribed. Il 70
moves every particle Of poison.
DO NOT despair. o.. -..
Keep out OF hospitas. HIRE 10 . cure In any
for e6 Ptes ~ per bottle or six for ", with
full directions. Sold By
sT g.. c. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh ct. and Pens. ~.
sHt HENRY COOK,
raa.sa. Alexandria, Va
bEsMOND CO.,
Jan Sly ~ Philadelphia.
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HARDWARE.

II WARE, BAR-IRON, AND
h STEEL.
Hardware, Bariron, steel .t-.."'
Horse Nails and shoes ..... s...a
Diamond state shosinE lroui TH' ...
Axles and Axle Boxes |f 'H %
springs, Carriage and Tire Bsits
Hubs, opokes, Felioss, shAts U.
Duck, Drill and CanvAs .."I
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
HAireloth bpnngs 7 .-
Exoelstcs, Tow, Haif H
CASTINGS Of ell kinds
Engitnh and American vArnishes
A large and eonplets stock OF the above con.
.tantly on hand.
THOMPSON CO.,
No. sfS Ninth o., opposite Centre Market
fshJ LAss 9. D. Thompson BRO,
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TINTED STATEsREVENUEsTAMP
" D8PosITORY.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
"a. No. as Seventh Street.
Between Y and streets
This once having been designated by the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue A. the Depositorv
Tor furnishing United States Internal Revenue
stamps, full supply Of every kind and denemina- A.
The following discount will be made.
On purchases Of 80, or more, per oentum.
On purchases Of eioo, or more, . per centum.
0I : s4s LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Stamp Dsposltary sad Collsetorof
nyl9 tntarnal Revenue fDr D. q.
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u. S. REVENUE.
q. 8. AssEssoR's OFFICE,
NJ . T 1 G E :

Nj " l. "
$50 q. s. AssEssoR's OTFIcE,(
Collection District for Dist. Of Columbia.
All persons coneernsd In the United states as
sessmsnt, on Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or
Occupations, Meschandise, &c, &c, as per act of
Congress approved July !, i6se, who reside In the
assessment list a now ready ct my once, No. ~
Eighth street west, near PennsyivaniA avenue, for
their examination and inspecton, and will remain
Io days from this dsts, l0th day Of July, 1885, also
that the undersisued WILL fDr the space Of fifteen
for inspection Of said list rsmain In his ONCE at
The place before named, during the hours between
O'Clock a. m and O'Clock p. n, to hear and de.
against the procesding Of the Assisfant ASSESSOR
=, All appeals must be made In writing specifying
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which decision is requested, and shall state the
ground or principle Of inequality or error COM
planned Of y. M. PEARoON,
U. s. Assessor for Collection District,
lyn-ulw District of Columbia,
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,S6 ,sssgo tsgisao tae ssog asmat a. Goas bsnl
tra sara SO srls I yaia fs,fg ~ soss tsas
sraIs-t.st ,-nc.Tsv ~ ksfs tusR ,ah ,vnl1 II
.-ssN IN '''rnt yriR -ssfsas, :, :yc,lrcs ~
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l.fG1RAfs sRInsDsi,' s,4 !

APIi0y WIN AGDA WVOHDA YVkEuI
HEAD2cHE, Am All. nnEUnATIC 'e
-slyt lANpW Wpvous pssoRDEaa q9THI
iFss ~ d vh,aA M $780, - 80. -
Fays I'd asssr llllA 1AS llhinias ~ SsspAssA
ffcn ~ rssipssf d. stephsa swsst, Sf CsnAssS
ieut, NE tAnoss boAsssttst, nd has bsea uasd In
hasyyssase. iss .sss tAsa svaasy ysAn, witA ths
-, l-T,S 10 sr'r~s-f''i al ~ giFqA hliqSsss
Z ~ ~. aLGE1AToRa or Pam, isis ssf,yl,Sd
~ ~ Drsparaaasa Ls1ess Me pubns, of which he
uost sksptisal nsy Sssssyisssd BY single trial.
+ i1b iiainsas uin surs rapidly sad rsnissl,y,
shosseads Z a SEsrsA III ~ dc; 4 Sa1
I Ip''H I1p'''vHp " "hiAhH9. hiAh .aaIq--. .Ta1
oaroR EEURALoIAsn VIM as.s iAnsaAsrsaisf
in every ease, hSvstef Astssfns. Af
II vili renevs the worst sAsSs Of HElDl lcBE In
ihssa aniantsA ~ Il '1ariansSdso On. dlAs
lasI M. aiffI taOfsnia ri .atei bNlisJl N tecaN
sTceraAcHE, - vns y s.ss iasssnuy.a ia
ron NERvsus DrsnIrY AND sExeRxL las.
srfpDE astaies hpn tnprudssa grisxssAs Ahis
AAf~snt Y. = nost haepy asd nslhillag rsas1ys
Actfng dirsstlys apon the nervous tisgoss, N
grt4sthsas ssd rsvividsstAs system, and rsgtorss
y y t's'A''i''sy and v,sf.A lDPIHlH
pVh FfLES-As an external remedy, ve elAn
that n b the best known, snd we challenge the
world to produce an equal Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give II trial. for It
win mot fail 10 a6ord Immediate relief and, in .
minority of cases, viii sfEsst radical cure. T'a.
u eUNsY AND SORE THROAT are ,om..In..
extremely malignant and dangerous, but tineiy
sppaisation Of this uniment win never y IL
cure. 20 Z GA a T. ] , i :
SPRAINs are sometimes very obstinate, ud q,
lasvsnsnt OF the joints h nabls,to occur neg .
lssssd The worst case may BE- conquered BY tLis
Laiissat In two or three days.
Z sRUisEs CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
URhs, AND SCALDS, Yield readily to the won
h srful healing properties Of On. swEETsiNr
LILLE LlNIMENT, when used assording to diree-
Ions. Also, CHnBLAINs, FROSTED FEET, AND
INsECT BITES AND S7INGS
.tH .A,,erg Irfl a.H
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.'''" Do. swrrr sllOA
IHFALLIBLE LINlAKN 4
~ aisrs.. ...- rIs1a.
lst, u TIE f4T ...t 10
sOLD DIER's SRIE = y isss
And thousands have found It truly
AyRIEND IN NEED =

Ask for "Dr. sweets Infaliible Liniment,'~ and
take no other. BE not deceived by unprin, ipisd
dealers, who will try 70 palm on some other tssis
| on which they can make little more profit,
The afty cent bottle contains three tines a. suob
- the twsnty cent bottle, and 10 much the ehss pest
| to buy. Tryn. 80 .IE-..I '--lI : ~
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Castios.

80. '.a Cssuos. au.r- .r..s
10 avoid imposition, observe the sisnAtur end
lAkcpsss OF Dr.. stephen Sweet on every labs l. and
also stsphsn swsss's infAliibls Ilnimentn nowp
In the glass Of each bottle, withom which aeaa
are genuine. 80 b. ~ .. ~.
~ 'r''f RIcHARDsos 1 co., ~ ,''aS 81 =.
sgt soassssopristou, Nsswi ID, U.
MORGAN d ALLEN, General Age nss,
- 0if Street, NJ " Yors.
~ aala y eli dssssrs svSywhss
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g . :iNEEHIlaAI; ;s':4 4. I; n ::|:s ]: |:
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HELABOLD'S ROSE WASH, ~
An excellent Lotion for disesses OF syphilitIo Ns-
ture and a. an Injection In disease OF the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits Of dissipation used IN
connection with the Extract Buchu Anl rilIa
In such diseases Hs recon mnended. ~
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.sHaN tlRi
--f=-- i-s-

,gi rl saHsllgp slgr aLITAA M.g4l.J -n
IA I,..l.., q A..tt. lalaus .t..aas1r )
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II causes . frequent desifc, and gives strength 10
urinste, thereby removing Distractions, prevent
Ing and curing strictures OF the Uretha, arlayinG
OF diseases and expeliing all poisonoI dseasrS and
toorI-Otd matter. H ... NJ. a.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the
victims of QvkcKs, and who have paid hsavv fees
TO be cured In a short time, have found they were
deceived and that the Poison" has, by the use OF
"Powerfui Astrtngents" !" been dried up in the syv.
ten TO break out In an aggravated form, and
p-rboos on<r lfarriaosg I.sHHI s4I
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.aTATo.i ILHa

IaaanA arArga Lhaal
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Sold BY all Druggist, everywhere.

Cut ous the AlysrissAsat and ssad ios N, and
svssA tnposin.n saI sapo.uts. ~
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.oFnAW

IA YukI gslIvga BgJo1 A
- Ss3H iI.,i;l - ~as. ,.a.f,- sstla u.
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I: 4, @ MEDICAL: i :::s;3s s:'s :::s 4
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pontoon wagon, and the rope broke,
letting half Of them fall back into the
mud, one of them jumped up, covered
from head to foot, aud shouted out,
"Never mind, boys; try again Gen.
Burnside says this is the suspicious
time
The result has been that which we
predicted and which all had felt What
now is 20 follow? The inhabitants say
that the rainy season has commenced,
and that it is impossible to ADVANCE
We fear il is true, unless we should be
remarkably well favored, there seems nc
thing more than 10 remain in patience
until the winds Of March have restored
more confidence in The soil than we can
readily recover after the experience we
have just passed through. We have
wasted the season thus far, which has
been most unusually favorable TO us, and
now wr must look for no further extern
sion OF fine weather, and postponement
Of the rainy season.
BARTLETT.
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Governor GAMMA, Of Delaware,
in his recent Inaugural says that
"the rebellion is founded on, and
made effective by slavery" He
adds:
"He who calculates that nation can
be involved in a struggle like this, and
that no practical result will follow victo-
ry or defeat, has read history TO little
purpose. 1t would be as reasonable to
expect hurricane 10 pass through the
forest, without leaving the ground strewn
with dead branches and sapless trunks,
as that this TEMPEST of civil war should
sweep over the land and leave no memori-
al of its progress. The lmgerhs contest is
protrariel, The mare radical iEiR le The change
0rougH'
OF course, as a matter Of neces-
sfg In plain terms slavery is GER
tain toporish utterly, and specdily,
if the present war be protracted.
win Tennessee sIaye-owner5
take heed, and use all their inhu,
ence TO stop the war I'm their State,
by declaring for the Union, or will
theymadDy continue 10 rush upon
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INDIANA.

Such Wings as JOHN S. DAVIS,
and such Democrats ICED save the
mark y as JESSE d. BRIGHT, in
brave young Indiana, who have
been trying to ride into power, by
crying out against the war-tax,
and making factious opposition to
the Administration, are likely to
find out that they have been try
ing the temper and forbearance Of
the people a little too far. The
appeal of the gallant sons of the
Hoosier State now standing in our
front, almost under the guns of the
rebel army, will not be unheeded.
A purer, hotter and brighter flame
of patriotism is leaping from the
graves of Indiana's slain, who fell
at Murfreesboro, and their friends
and associates who dwell beyond
the Ohio sec the grand beacon
light, and are rallying as one man
to avenge the martyrs of freedom.
Indiana will not, can not, falter in
tho day of the Nations sore trial,
What desire can she cherish for q
disgraceful peace, based upon a
dismombered Union, and the tri,
umph of the rebellioul Perish
the traitors who would seduce hei
from loyalty, The factionists find
no sympathy among the Union
men of Tennessee, who condemn
their selfish conduct in words o.
unmeasured denunciation. The
loyalists Of this State, though
-sorely oppressed with every evi
attendant on civil war-thougl
outraged by rebels-though strip
ped of their goods, and driven from
their homes-wish for no peac,
which would consign them anC
their State to the iron rule of tn,
Richmond Confederacy, WheI
the cannons thunder and the bell
ring ont, and tho people shoht a
the return of peace, they wish t,
behold the Stars ind Stripes float
ing from their Capitol, the emblem
of an undivided nationality.
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the very fate which they profess to
be DESTROYS of avoidihg-the dc.
struction Of slavery The Presi-
dent has actually suspended the
Proclamation of Emancipation so
far as Tennessee is concerned, in
order to give her disloyal slave
owners time to repent, and retrace
their steps. The olive-branch is
extended. Yes, earnestly and af-
fectionately extended by the Nd
Ininistration. But behind that
olive-branch marches a terrible
army, which patiently awaits the
response of our fellow-citizens.
Tennesseans, which will you choose,
the olive-branch or the sword
peace or WARE
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Very respectfully

Frauds like these have been
perpetrated before by the rebel
Generals. While BUcKNER was in
Kentucky, bogus copies of the
Louisville Journal were freely cir
culated by the rebels, filled with
all kinds of matter adapted to in.
fame and encourage the rebels,
and discourage the loyal. The
scoundrels will commit perjury,
murder, robbery, arson and rape,
to iniuro the loyol cause, or help
that Of treason.
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Fe derals Near Port Hudson.
Capture of a Rebel Steamer
Kentucky and the Presidents Pl
tlamation.

LoUsvnLE, Jan. 30,--A Vioksl
dispatch to the Petersburg Express
theYankee hotilla Of sixty gunboat traY
ports passed Greenville, Miss, con
down.
Port Hudson advices say the FEEDER
piCkets are within seven miles Of tn
place; have landed naval forces, uno
Gen. Weitzel and blew TO pieces {.
rebel iron-clad steamer in Bayou Yecl
Weitzel has got a heavy force in re
Of the rebels, whose force was IL 600 il
fantry, 1000 cavalry, and three pieces
artillery.
The Harriet Lane is blockaded in Gl
weston bay, A large number of reb,
are concentrating on the island to res
an attack.
The United States Consul at Ma
moras says that $4,000 Unionists, n,
Brownsville, are ready to join the Uni
ranks as soon as arms and ammunti,
are furnished.
Fayetteville, Ark, dispatch says &
Foderals captured the steamer
Roam with three hundred prisoners.
New York, Jan. 30,--Cotton heavy,
eighty seven.
Gold firm at firty-cight cents,
Government stocks dull.
FRASKFoRT Ky, Jan. 3O.-Lcgisla'
passed amendment to the Military
instructing Kentucky troops not to ,
force the Presidents Proclamation
against Is.
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NOTICE!


NAsHyItLE Jan, aOthl 1893.
IoHN C.. SRINNER, or sD DIVISION, lIu
u Brigade, l5ta Regiment Ky Volunteers, company
f. was ia General Hus ital, near Nashville on Jan
llth as he stated On lettor 10 his mother, lie wa
wounded Ia tho right log, and was not expected u
1.-Two. Ills mother hos been 90 the city u nashville
four days searching Tor him. Any Of NE omcert u
tho 18Th Ky, ~ any other person. who may have
any ledge a. him. would confer grtat favor hF
seudiur me word al Mrs. Cockrius Hotel, near th,
Louisville ter Depot, and will be amply rewarded
Ha frsl en- istol DO Louisville under Capt. PIONEER
and afterwards under Capt Tayl9c, 4 shslbyyllo,
Jau8l-It JTLANA SKINNER.
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SherihF's Sale.

DH virtue Of an alias venditl1nl ETpouAg, 10 me
- rccted and delivered from tho Honorable Clio
Court n Davidson County, Tsunssres, AZ Ne j.
term, 1902, 1 viii expose 20 public rals 20 iho hgh
bidder ior cash. o. tho Court. ioube yard IN the o
Of nashville, on Monday, the ga day 0f RsaJrua
1865 all tho right, title, claim, intsrs6t and esis
WhI0h A. 3. HugTiua then bad, or may have Oh
acquired in and To- the allowing described proper
to.wIt one tract Of Land, lying on the waters
Stone's river, 10 District No b. 10 miles from Ma
vale, formerly su1Nu az John Higgins land bou
ed ou tho Eaft by Mics %. A. HuFEIns' land. on
South by tho lauIs Cf Geo. X. kimbru Aud Oo|YsfI
blrr. Also. another tract containing so gr on
ulted ou ths Nlrth aud East by tastisn i
MarE Ridley, aud ou th0 Mctt by stones river
oil on ne tha property Of A. 3 HugFins, 70 'st
everstIgn ,yan.t A 4 UuraIns anl I'll NJ "
To- favor Of u Cunningham.
NJ HINTON She
ny , T.. BuauASAsr DIS lJauf
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CHEAP NEW GOODS,

A 7 PARKs'5 STORE, on THE LEBANON ri
- South Nashville general assortment OF
GOODS, embracing Prints and WOrEtrd Goods
noIs, suks, Nusuus, JscOuots, Threads Combs
varieties fine Pocket and fable Cutlery, Needles. ]
hlnstlaI Checks, boat quslt &c Of Shoe ~ an sit
Mems, Boys aud ladies' boots, salt, Sugar and ON
s0da, Tobacco, &C., &c which will soil low Tor
funds, or southern money al rs cash value
Jan3D stood ". l.. WATEtA
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The absence Of gas from our
parloJ, shops, and streets, for some
days past, has convinced us thai it
is something MOTTO be made light %
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MGw AdrErtis
NOTICE!

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAs-LIGHT CO.,
JASUARY 3lst, 1893.
hN THURSDAY, THE brH DAY or MARCH
~ next. the Annual Election Of seven Directors
% manage tho aGsirs Of the NAsHvILLE GAa-LIqHr
Coz will take place az the once Of the Compsny, No.
no Cherry street
Juu3l-tl JAS. ii. hLNDhlCh, bscrodrg.
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II ia stated that the Earrings Of London
have 100000 on deposit belonging TO
the citizens Of the South, who are now
either in Europe or on their way thither
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Four States Seeded from the Old
Government
Missouri, Indiana, Illinois and Ken.
lucky

Then follows tho editorial mourning
the loss Of these States. My informant
could not get = copy, but of the truth
OF this there is no doubt | send you
this by order Of General Rosecrans.
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WANTED TO RENT,

4 GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE WITH PR0
~ Dix 90 eight rocms-turuishsl one preferred
tho Furniture h good, II viii be either leasol
bought. Apply .at Office Of Broyost Board, No..
Cherry street. Jau.22- lv
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Tennessee is drinking deeply of
the bitter cup of rebellion. Sew
eral large armies have been ira
vsrsing her fields for months, and
there is a possibility-we might
say a probability-that the num-
bers will be heavily increased by
both parties.
Go on with your rebellion"
shouted Governor BRowN Of Geor-
gia to his constituents, at the be-
ginning of this war--"go ON and
raise cotton; you viii never wit
ness the presence of the war in
Georgia" Kentucky, Missouri,
Virginia, and Tennessee were ex-
pected by Georgia, Alabama, and
the Carolinas to bear the whole
brunt of the contest. And, truly,
poor Tennessee is suffering for the
benefit Of the Gulf States. She is
the cat whose paws the cotton
monkey uses TO pull his chestnuts
out Of the fire Of rebellion. She is
used as a sort of foraging ground
and subsistence department for the
rebel armies. She chung to the
Union until the bayonets of JEFF.
DAVIS and HARRIS forced her out,
and as a punishment for her sin Of
loyalty, she is used as a great bat.
tle-feld by the rebels. The OPP
posing armies march to and fro
over her brar tiful farms, burn.
ing, consumin :, devastating, and
destroying, as armies always
do. The hand of the spoiler
is upon her. The Knoxville Reg,
jSter says that the Confederate
troops in that section have prac.
ticed every species of oppression
and outrage on secessionists and
patriots 9like. In Middle Tennes.
500, BRAaG's march has been like
that of a prairie fire. His satraps,
FoRRERs, WADE, STARNs, MoCANN
and MORGAN, have plundered
barns, stables and dwelling-houses
indiscriminately. Their progress
has been a terror and scourge to
the people, who look upon them
as mers banditti. Houses have
been stripped of clothing; meat.
houses have been robbed; stores
have been sacked of merchandise
hay stalks and corn-cribs have beer
seized; sheep, cattle, horses and
mules have been driven away
and hundreds Of fertile farm:
have been stripped of their fences
The appearance of the country
along the route Of the two
armies through Middle Tennessee
is said to be dismal in the
extreme. All is gloom, desc
lation and silence. The farmer
have been stripped not only 0
most of their means of subsistence
in the way Of grain, but thei
stock hogs and cattle have nearly
all been driven away, and they ar,
without means to supply the de
ficiopcy, A melancholy futur
stares them in the face. The PEG
pie have allowed a selfish gang 0
scoundrels at Richmond to use thi
State as the chess-board of wal
Secession has brought ruin upol
them, and the men who brought
on, are living at home behind tn
barricade and entrenchment of tn
Twcnty-Negro Exemption Law
VIII Tenncsseans submit to thi,
, and sacrifice their happiness, free
. dom and lives, for the exclusiv
l benefit of JEFF. DAVIS and Kin
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