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VNTALWORTHn BUSINESS COLLEGE,
w Utica n Y-Young Men fitted for profitable business
positions New aud elegant Department for Ladies' Actual
practice with all the instruction Bu.ne:. Tsn .apged free
and sent safely BY mai. Diplomas elegantly snsrosssd for
Colleges TO- Prices lgss than q any smir Institution. Dis
sbsd soldiers received q half price, saessw guaranteed
Catalogues ffss. .'f...l 90 .. v.
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EOR SALE.-A very Desirable PLACE, To-
Gated 10 the state Of New Jersey. Consisting OF over 10
.rr.s OF Land with Q 10 first class STONE MANSION
the substantial nAnnsr, Furnished with hot and
cold through the house pipes leading
entire building heated by the most improved hows'cr
arrangements costing 500 There ten registers
marble antes 10 al the IRE each furnished
with crate The barn carras houso and all outbgdnss
aud models of neatne1 and conyeuencs likewise
IsTdpers cottage The Location OF thu
the country. stuaiea elevated rise Of ground
the prospect In all directions 10 most charming Of
emily planted The grounds partially laid out giving
The future occupAn; opportunity TO display hs taste
By from the city The plsce,s Of ths hethes in
tie United States, Aad splendid dives throughout the
whole country tIhere ;Ace large clstenl two VI which
each Of 6cJ gallon, capacity. Thi. properly win be dis
posed Of Tor cash and immediate possession given
Title perfect, II not sod soon the owner wi occupy him
,sf
n B-Broser, and middle nsedn no. sppy notice
viii be taken Of them. Address fn ,nd ret,nce to
HOPE, Box No sos Pos,-Oftce, Nsy-fofL
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT Joins
~ Long lsand Sound and Fresh Pond Large new HOUSE
aud BARN Extensive marine prospects fishing and shell hsh
on premsesi yisg. and sainbos, raVo s.erii'se
must sail 400 other farm. and country seats for sale
WALTER w. WETMORE, No 20 Pinest.
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HNHE LITURGY.
l. NOW READY. COURSE OF SERMONS the
Liturgy Of the Protestant Episcopal Church BY eminent
Bshops and Cergymen. Prize 81. -
JAMES POTT,
Nos. 5 and IL Cooper Union. N. Y.
large assortment OF Bobns Books nom auction sa very
low prices
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CAPITAL SUMMER BOOKS.

DENISE Two vols lsmo. Price OIL 50. BY the author Of
"Mademosene Moi-"
II.
TIE STORY OF ELIZABETH. By Miss ANNA TnAcK
BRAY One vol. l6no., uniform with DENISE" Price 70
cents.
DENISE" and THE STORY OF ELIZABETH"
srs tO Of the charming nores Of the season. Each ha'
rsessd from the leading Ergliss Rerieps the highe't
sosiuna TA<iy Jre,hn riraesy ntsresi Of story and
spid pOrtyai,urs Of character set them apart fro" The 0Tdi
asry nOr Tho printed in uaorm and elegant ro'm"
being II. initial i,,ue, Of nep "HoUSEHoLD SERIES"
n tie better elam Of Fiction.
JAS. @. GREGORY, Publisher.
No $40 BROADWAY, Wy.
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Insirnrtlon.
THROUGH BOOKS, OBJ

INSTRUCTION THROUGH BOOKS, OBJ
i JRCTs and PICTUREs.-I have taught suoc-ssfuy In
Phde pha for the las, si1 years but dSisn to leave
H. dese to rest for year longer fom the at
,endant keeping school, and will be happy willis thus
HR In family who would be able and willing to remunerats
me Handsomely and who could have the benefit Of Mnps
Charts Pictures. Books. Ic. to my stock OF which fre
qnenily add Some lovers OF p,Sye,,, 70 whom can rse1
POST Once Philadelphia
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Every NswYork Bookseller sells II wholesale or resil
IusI frHLIsrTD; - -.
MONTHLY FOR JUDY

JusI frHLIsHTD:
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR JULY.
" CONTrsTA-No. NNAL
An Army II. OrgAHEaiisu and Movements BY Liogl'c0
c W. Toles, a. @ ". Second Paper
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American sAycly and s4ii-zccs By Hon kooeT j. wal
kcr
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Life Blockadoi by the Authos Of The Last Cfute
Of the Monitor"
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The Resurrection Flower. by ~ T.. Dodge
Rocosultion. by virginia Vaughan -
The soven.IIundredfh Birthday q German Capital by
Prof Andrew Ten Brook.
The Danish Sailor. by o T
American Civilization. BY Lest frbert Phelps u 8. A.
Church Music. by Lnci b. fychoHs,a.
Literary hCtlceA - . . $500
JOHN >. TnOW. Pebli.hrr
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Real estate for Sale.
fSee also AUCTION Sales.

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT - In
one Of the pleasant places the hudson, FOR SALE
cheap easy In good order, al varieties Of hu
shade tfess shrubbery, flowers, &c.
SO1THWICK 4 WOOD, 30. 10 Pine-st-
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ID W 10. !ssty censAing Portraits, Chsrsetsr, and b.
=: .*: q: I'd 2.s q f n as Wiz
49, e rsnufa rHtuoqsoxi, o." 6ips Of Chsrsctes"
sscsssssa q. Science q he Seal I'd .ash Other IN
k4dsSwsy Illustrated eusste nostbly, WITH kinssy-ax
Sas g reh reading 4stsss Ia sesh No. Sold 4 % ceats
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ITHE NEW SUMMER BOOKS.
Jus. Published by Carleton)

Jus. Published by Careton)
Ia wOMANrs PHILOSOPHY OF "OhAN-bens "a
answer to MieheIets famous works "Loye BAmour) and
"woman LA Femme)." Translated from the celebrated
French work recently published in Brussels where the excite
ment about 1t ID - great. Rmo., cloth, 81 3D.
H. OUT IN TIE WORLD-hn excellent and earnestly
written new novel, by T. s ARTHUR author Of Lgh' on
shadowed Paths" &c. limo. cloth, VI 80.
Ill HOTsPUR-A New Novel, by ~ I. WAIwonrH'
author of Lulup One handsome Rmo, cloth Bound Price
81 80.
~. CHARLOTTE BRoNTE AND MISS MJLOCH-
New elegant limo, cloth bound editions with an ha'ua'
toni of the best novels By these famous authors embracing
JANE EYRE, JOHN HALIFAX, ViLLETIh SHlbLEf,
and LIFE FOR LIFE. Price 81 80
" DARKNESS AND DAYLI0HT-A splendid New
Novel by Mn, MARY j. HoLxEs author Of Lena Rivers
tempest and Sunshine" sc. l2mo., cloth, 8 30
VI NEPENTIIE-A New Novel, By the author OF " Ole
limo, cloth, 81 80.
..These books sro sold everywhere, and will DO sent By
mail, free on receipt Of price, BY
GEO. ". CARLETON,
Pub1,her Now. YoLs.
NEW MUSIC in cheap form" Happy,
~ fanny fe.isl Eve" Fourth n July and 90 The
Union must Stand for strawberry fes'y. ana o '' o.
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p'' tn ID r. RfiCHARDsoS. No. Is Broadway.
ADRIAN Fl. MvILrR Auc,ioneer.

- e. J. BOGART, Auctioneers, will sell
-. THIS DAY. At 10Y O'Clock, at the Auction-Rooms NJ
North Wiam-st General Household Furniture, SuRerk
Velvet csrPe' Mahogany rete.a rete Mahogsny fsrs
Mattresses Beds aud Bedding Mahogany Dining Tables Ce
eF.rsbIe. Lounges, PsiStins' Ensayns Looking Class.
egerators At u O'clock 10 very superior Velvet Care
ash deposits required from all purchasers.
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wAa DErAarxzHr. CAyALsy BuRlAu. !
OSIIcn o. CHIny QuAxfHRnAsrsR,

A UCTION NOTICE.-Willb be sold at Publn
IA Auction Saturday this DAY), June 49, 1884 al
o'clock at the Steamboat Landing in Greenwich, Conn., III
valuable Patent Of SHERWOOD'S ARTIFICIAL STONE,
aso the Tools and Patterns together with the Office Fur
ure, large Desk Chairs Window Shades Clock &C. Ala
10 Nantes, very fne large Italian Marble Sabs ~
square Columns aud Antics, Pedestal Bases Wash Bow
and Slab pair Scales, Psint Mil, doz. Hand Screw
Chisels Saws 0rindstone large Iron Shat, Pump lot
Paint Dishes Gc. The whole viii be positively sold BY Od
Of the Assignee
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VI NEPEYrIE-A New Novel, BY the author OF " Ole
limo, cloth, 81 So
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FRANCATELLrS FRENCH COOK BOOK.
FRANCATELLrS
CELEBRATED FRENCH COOK BUN
THE MODERN COOK.

BY CHARLES ELME FkANVAiHA
THE MODERN CooK-A Practical Guide to the Gun
s.ry AIT In all is branches comprising In addition TO hnsnsn
Cookery the mos, approved and recherche systems Of
italian and German Cookery adapted Is well Tor the 'afge'
..,sbisbmsut, a, for the Of private families ny
rHARLEs ELME FRANCATELLI, pupil to the celebrated
cAREME and late Maire Bote and Chief Cook to Der
N,,s,y the Queen Of England With S1tytwo illustrations
II various dishes Reprinted from the lssi London Edition.
carefully revised and considerably enlarged Complete In one
.rrs octave volume Of Six Hundred Pages Price 30
copy.
WIDDIFIYLD'S COOK BOOK.............Price 81 "
LEsLIE's NEW COOKERY BooK........ 80
Mrs. HALE's NEW COOK BOOK.............." 80
Mis-. LESLIE'S RECEIPT BOOK..............." l3c
Mrs HALE'S RECEIPT BOOK................... i 80
PETERsON'S NEW COOK BOOK I'm Pressl.... 20
Orders solicited from Families, Hotel Keepers Re'taura
su Bookseller News Agents, and all others IN want Of
,opies Of any Of the above reliable works on Cooking
Address all orders and letters to the Publishers,
T, b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. 800 CHESTNUT-Sr, PHILADELPHIA,
md thew will receive prompt and immediate attention
Copies sent everywhere free of postage receipt OF the
price.
Send for our Catalogue and canvasser's Circular.
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NEAT, new, cheap COTTAGES in Brooklyn,
~ x0n sALE-0n most cas-. terms. or part Of them in
EXCHANGE for FARM. H. r. FLETChER cor 4th.
No. IL Pinest
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Drp GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1854.
n NEW AVID GREAT INVENTION ~
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC tor DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
4 =. -. WEST
No o. CHAMBFRSSr NETWORK,
Ar. The owser. Of Ito Patent and EIcgsye Manufacturers

J. W INAnLL1S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPhlND
SKIRT.
f1i. Invention consists Of pupier 0rtwo) Elliptic see
srg, Inr.poasy brai ed iy and firmly i0gether 'dys
10 edrr making tle toughest, 0s c,c. feE5le and durable
srn. ever used enabling tho la OF iis
80 ei,ty a.! ar1b euess - psce and i9d The skir
,n IA as, A. easily AID with the conyenerce a. sk
sections 10 loor sir VI: the annoyance 20 I've
w., a, tho public especially IN crowded ass91bes crfagrs
railroad church pey or 10 any crowded place BON the
to-. entire the difficulty we giving tie ssifi The
usua fu aud synaetTee ol and 10 the isliesi aud most
stylish and graceful appearance flE the sirec., prone
nsle or house tfss. lady having ENJOYED tho pleasure
comfort Ind great couv,uinoe Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Srrng Skirt Tor single day. will lNerssrd wi lngy
dispense with The y ths They tie best quality
eyry part b. the ghte.. most durable comfortable aud
economical akt made. Merchants l be supplied above,
aud ladies IA most Grsi cas fea store. IN thn ciy aud
80 ~ INQUIRE F0R TIiE "DUPLEx ELLIPTIC"
SPRING ShlAE
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H. OUT IN THE WORLD-An excellent and earnestly
written new novel by T. 5. ARTHUR author oil LsH' Oh
shadowed Paths" 60. limo, cloth, " So
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Will BIO Ready Juno 20:

VIII BIO Ready Juno 20:
rINHE BUGLE BLAST, OR, SPIRIT OF THE
l. CONFLICT, comprising Naval and Military Exploits,
Dahing Raids Heroic Deeds Camp Stories. Aneedotea 70
friend. Pepper 81 q Cloth 81 81 Advance odsrs
the Tfsde, Suffers, ard Agents filed In rotation
JAMES CHALLEN SON, Publishers,
No. |, 3oa Chestnutst, Philadelphia.
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...Thess books sro sold everywhere, and will DO sent
mail Jys, on receipt OF price, by
GEO. ". CARLETON,
Publisher, Now York.
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III HoTspuR-A New Novel. by 81 T. wAIwoRrH
author Of Luup One handsome l2mo.. cloth Bound Phc
81 80.
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v. DARKNESS AND DAYLIOHr-A splendid Ne"
Novel by Mr, MARY J. HoLxEs author OF Lena hi'e''
"Tempcst and Sunshine" SC. l2mo., cloth, 81 30
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.AINES BROTHERS,

y TUNER and REPAIRER, No IS West Houstons
Broadway. N. Y. New aud Secondhand Pianos ~
Sale and To Let.
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'ENTRM OQUISM-Is it Gih, or an Art

Fortune sDng-how 1t Is done Popular supsrstitons
sect. character eonpleIon and temper Of being born
b certain months from Jan Dec Large. Dark, Voluptu
eas Eyes Has he been s,rucki 10 Yoai An Arstosrsc
Ceoh MoxnY coriesins. Of Currency; How Coins are
{ovlxAL Dosbs No: % cents By hrt post 81 year
fewsmen have It FOWLER WELLS $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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NIARRIAGE.-WoMAN CULTURR. How Z

nUESTIONS ANSWEREU.-W no was The
VI Wife OF Cainf MAinmony Dreaming Color Of Eyes,
rsthins Where Hell Located What Can Do Bssti Tight
sts 6sf Esteem kaars Born Thief The Saul and Brain
SonvoutloDs Death, Immortality In the July Double No
frnsscrosicAI JounsAt 70 cents OF ~. year. News
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ESTEYs COTTAGE ORGANS with paten,
II improvements. found IN others. giving wondsft
power and sweetness Of toue. Also PIANOS and hEL0-
DEONS. GEORGE o. SANE, No. 37Parkrow. N. Y.
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Gummcr Retreats.

A LADY experienced in TEACHING, de-
sire. board in the country In exchange for Lessons ~
French (Which is her own as2 IN ,f
No 22J W. 4Jd.st., Y
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1tlusital 1nstruments

A SPLENDID PIANO for S225-G. & II. b.
n more manufacturer. 3ls Bleeckerst. Seventeen fr
be-. piano usds testimonials from distinguished srt
DOARDMAN, GRAY & Co.'S PIANO
ID FORTE DEPOT has been removed from No. 10 to Ne
74S Broadway.
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L,MANCIPATlON-T Results of Enamel
IL patton in the French and English Colonies aud In the
Dnu,f Swedish and Dutch Colonies Production and Com.
merce Wages and Properly Indemnity Questions Of Sugars
Coffee coco., Population, Social Coalition te BY AUGuS
TRIBUNE OFFICE, and by WALKER, WISE l. Co ,lBos
ton sent by mail, free Of postage receipt OF 81 So
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EOR sALE--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

FOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE
- about 80 minutes from Brooklyn ferries Cars
pass tho door every seven minutes Large honse,
wing attached II rooms gas throughout nled with
~" choicest o. pears apples apseo,s cherries and all small
Moos out doors stable together with fowls Tools &c
SiS'oc. Address Box No. loi. Tribune ONCE
IMPORTANT to BOOT MANUFACTURERS
FER SaLt.A 6ns House. Store and Garden, about
Acre Of Land at Scotch Plains Psinhed N j. HOUSE
convenient two-story, cellar and attic with rooWs
Inquire Of
A. J. BLEECKER, SON CO.,
No. Il Celarst
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NUMBER TEN.
This issue Of the Dime Tales contains subjects Of unusual
interest, among which
MAGNANIMITY OF ROH-YENNESS.
WOMAN CAPTURING THE HESSlAN,
BATTLE OF BLOODY BROOK,
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29


Gen. Shcrman's campaign in Georgia has
been very destructive Of rebel property, but
not as much so MS it oughtto have been. Let
us make them lay down their arms, or else
let US lay tllir country waste. Lct rs re-
ducc them to nakcdncss starvation and
ruin, if it becomes necessary to- put down
the rebellion. The Cotton States plunged
the country into war, and now let us plunge
the Cotton States into ruin.
A correspondent thus writes in regard to
property on the march from Dalton to At
lanta:
The destruction of the mills ut Roswell
proves to have been very severe blow to
the Contedcracy. In addition to the -four
ing mills, which were very complete and
extensive there were large and well APP
pointed mills for the manufacture of cloths.
The regular MONTH y product Of these cs-
Establishments was 10000 yards Of cotton,
and 1900 yards Of WOODEN goods-princi-
pnllv such goods rs were used by the army.
The machinery, which was Of the best and
most improved patterns and inventions, and
was made ut Patterson, New Jersey The
mills were thoroughly destroyed. The OPP
erativcs, some three hundred women, are
thus thrown out Of employment, and will
bs sent North, if they wish. 1t is under
stood that nearly all Of them will avail
themselves Of this proposition.
From the fact that Johnson left these
mills with all the manufactured and raw
material accumulated at them is evidence
that he did not retire from the Kcncsaw
line with any great dclibcration. The fact
alone is sufficient evidence that he deemed
his position before Marietta one that he
could hold.
Considered only with reference to the
injuries inflicted upon the Confcdcracy IN
the destruction Of Government manutacto-
rios and work shops, the campaign of Shcr-
man has 50 far resulted in immense irrcpal'-
able damage to the rebellion. The extern
sivc establishments for the manufacture Of
ordnance, and numerous other mills and
work shops have been destroyed by Davis
the great foundries and iron works at
Etowah and Allatoona by Gen. Schotield
and now the mills in which the clothing Of
the army has hitherto been made. besides
scores of small mills and shops on the route
from Resnna tlnls far.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29

These arethc days, and ours are the times
that try mems souls, Men are turning cop
pcrhcads, they are going over to the rebels,
and they are acting against the country,
blindly recllcssIy, and some we are sorry
to say, corruptly In the name Of all that
Is noble, and generous, and patriotic, we
call upon the real people the true Union
men, who have suffered for their principles,
and whose sons and dcarrcativcs have died
in the cause, not to connect themselves by
voting, by words spoken. on by association,
with this most unhallowcd combination of
traitors North and South, now warning
upon tho Government, under the hypocrti-
cal pretcnsc Of upholding the constitution
and laws, OF all the parties that ever was
organized, since the children Of Israel d.
vidcd down to this day, this rebel organiza
ton is Il party Of the most infamous in
stincts, and the most wicked and helish in
its crimes. Still more Infamous are those
who sympathize with Them rebels at heart,
without the courage to avow it, or fight for
their vile cause and internal principles -
They are willing to sink the Government,
together with the hopes Of millions unborn
to obtain power and patronage. They de-
sire the defeat Of Grant-they pray for the
overthrow of Sherman. Hell is too com
Portable Il place for any American citizen
who refuses to stand by the old flag. God
save us from the good wishes and the kind
regards Of any traitor opposed to the flag
Of our country.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
Trade Regulations.

The following order from Washington
has been issued to the Assistant Special
Agent ofthc Treasury Departments Knox
vile, and to all the Surveyors Of Customs
strictly, and shall so act upon it, though il
will bear heavily upon trade for the pres
cnt. We shall have change when the
new Regulations are received, and they are
looked for daily. Until the new Regulations
arc received we cannot grant further per-
mits here in any case whatever:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 1G, e..
SIR: BY the recent act Of Congress the
purchase Of products in States declared in
instruction is altogether prohibited, and
the transportation Of goods, wares, and
merchandise into such States is greatly re-
stricted, and confined to the Necessary sup
plies Of loyal citizens within the lines ofac-
tual occupation by the military forccsofthe
United States
To meet the provisions Of this act reyu-
lations are now being prepared, and Until
they are completed and put into effect, md
you are notified thereof from this depart
ment, you will grant no more authorizes
for the purchase or transportation Of ]ro-
ducts in or from those States nor to tr;ns-
port to or sell within such States any gods.
wares, or merchandise whatever. either IN.
der existing trade authorities or otherwic.
No boat or other vehicle of Transportation
will be cleared by you or permitted to gcto
an insurrectionary State with any goods,
wares, or merchandise on board, EXCEPT
such as belong to the United States or arc
being transported under contract of saleso
them, and except suffers supplies the ship
ment of which you will carefully restrudo
the provisions of the present rules and rG-
ulations in regard thereto.
Respectfully,
GEO. HARRINGTON.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
The Rebe! Raid into Maryland.

The pursuit Of the rebel raiders in their
flight from Maryland, turns out to have
been more successful than was supposed.
A large amount of the stolen plumber has
been recovered, say a train of 800 wagons,
and ut Winchester Gen. Averill severely
chastiscd the army under Early, killing
300, capturing 200, taking 4 cannon, and
several hundred small arms. The rebels
have really lost more by the raid than they
made, and this has been the case in all their
raids, whether into Maryland, Pennsylva-
MIA, Kentucky, or Ohio.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29

Dag" We call your attention to an adver-
tiscment of J. II. Fisscnden e. Co., success
sor to ca p. Temple & Co., which will be
found in another column. They have a
large and well selected stock of Staple Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, Suffers Supplies, Dye
Stufls, &C., &c, which they offer for sale
very low. Their goods were purchased be-
fore the late rise in prices, and will be sold
at or nesr the present Cincinnati rate.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
A Mistaken Policy.

The mistake Of those in authority, in
East Tennessee is the leniency and forbear-
ance they exercise towards wealthy, infu.
cntial, but malicious traitoA. TMe cause of
the rebellion would decline more rapidly in
Tennessee if the rebel aristocracy were
handled as they deserve to be, ,rith glores
off. Treason is made as respectable in most
parts of Tennessee as loyalty, and those ar
rogant, insulting, and bitter rebels are made
more comfortable. They are furnished with
protection papers, they are deferred to, and
treated politely in many instances, where
they ought to be imprisoned, or at least sent
South TO remain during the war. These
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SELECT SCHOOL.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

George ". Miller rs. Stephen l., Hurts.
TsNHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT. SAYS TIE
l. defendant is justly Liable to him and SO absconds
tha the ordinary process of law be served upon
num- having obtained an Original Attachment against the
estate OF defendant made returnnblc before Thomas j.
Nei Justice of the Peace Tor Bradley county, and the
same having been levied his properly It is ORDERED,
~ said Justice that defendant appear before him at hs
once III Bradley county. the 10th day of December
next or II VIII he proceeded with ex purte 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing. This sth June. 1864.
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