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Ripley Female COiicgs.-see Advertiss.
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wheeler - Nvuso ne Highest Ps@Has""
Lock sch sewing Macbires No. 500 BrcadwAg.
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cAfARRH or THE rYMrANIU MUOOux
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSEAC HAN TUBE
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THE CoSFERENtE fLAN--FRExCH NOTE on ENG
rssp's PROPOSITION.
The following circular 6bte has been adirc- cod by
prcvyn DC Lh,ys The sench Mnisci OF fcsegu AasI a.
sRs-von ~ti COUNTLESS have learned that ,hs ~ s,,.h
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AmbrotYpes and Photogra PMS mt
HOLMES Gallery and the 81. Nicholas combined, 500
dvUny
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valuable and Ccnvenient.-" Browns

Bronchial Troches are widely an arao'er re-
,.av for Bronchitis uoarscness, Coughs. and osnes
troubles OF the throat and lungs they are o. se A'
FOR the purposes for which dcsgn aud sno"e
be known tina, while they usually pcast and scac'ous
they contain hurfu ingredients oos nay AZ Oil umesr'
used with perfec. safety. -Bosiou Recorder.
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A bad Breath.-Hov Many Lovers IL
has sepsratedhow many friend: for eyer parted
dentridcc. night and morning II so beauties the
com pie ion PRICE 50 For sale BY all druggiss
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Address tn SmOlxers.-POllak & Son,
Meershaum manufacturer 357 Broome street. the
Bowery, sell goods at Wholesale and retail Pipes cut 10
order repaired, boiled and mounted.
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A Perfect Hair Dye.-Miller's. Only SO
per boz Try It. Sold By oil druggists Depot So Dey
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CHRONIC CATARRp

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rua
THROAT
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We will TeAc,a Oar ssl.ixEy" 90 say -
blessing Mrs yINsLow helping her to srsive qua
escape the gr pnS scliekng aud tcsthias siege We
Arm warA forth In the prospec'us-ne 'oV'"'
syrup performs precisely what IL processes % do' :
nd ,ss now.. . would max. Mrs wISsLew-as she 10
pAysieal saviour V tho infant race
Esusos srou Rev, Q. g. wEIsERa lei'sr.
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MINISTER'S " LNItn-tN MILITARY
Hid .uop cul. ,ui l,,...,.ts un.Y .,.' 3 lts
.cs.. .''.. t.o % LOT %, 'H1.u -ood We ,Iyru.
l.. GuutuA "a
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WANTED.

WANTEc-i FIREMAN lUI 4 STA.
W = aAn int. The sioser VI .-lntsvtuius -.
- Mott It, $50
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$500 CASH IL HAND For SCGSTl

Wv tut"-, 900 cssh 70 hand To- volunteer.
.hoi.e ~ erin Ell md rilri gwen ~ fam Hes; also
Nv hps- va. y, 4" - 'I- a. 80, H- lev c,ippd
C1YIe al ia -
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PERSONA. NOTIFIES.

4 lOtNG MAN Or TIE NAME or
- fAI'h kll.LOE- let biz res.n..c-, "a Green
i.sns krookiyi ia hi 'hrt, At an d9ano"n time II
the ulrh Vn Iiday might rhe 9th Lat, only ihrC.
u,outl landed Il Gli Ireland. An A. Juut thai 81,
b. rv.n NJ hin viii IL thankfully Iece +, ii by
II INK. OWkNs, ~ Green Lang. No.,
T AIDES SHOULD | 81 THE BAI.u or
I/NIIIlk LILIES for hs1utifyin. an u. -ury-
ins the skin Ihis desbtiui pleps,ntic at 20.
eminent ior reIDOy!ng pmpien blOtches Tan Ani ali
im;sI tect ons from le skiu render rim, Ii 10
clear, Eo aud -hlt- nv aliDg Nature Ia no i,ir. a
ioms. fol 'unburn u ~ not ~ equal. wu,l4ated
not 10 thing ia the slightest degree jnLy
iols to tae AKIN. 10 w nad At " aoath ss-ond -
" ,Namsburgh; Aso st HsA1ieyS VI Elslth ave,
Ssw Y@k. Fi!ss only " snAS SeT sstts, w
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HOR>E-fOR SALE A LARGE MAR,
49, suin'bie for hesvy work p..e $50, In:u.re -.
N's lIh ~, near 6th a.. -
HOkSIS FOR SALE--jO HORSES. CDv
t1rlhg hne tro;ters and road hOt~.a iiuilf nd
WORK oi Sea ceiling OF cheap .iso svcisi Ie6 ard
StSnnhand carria.es and vs-;ous VI Mi Kim. ~
Novins ~ BROOKLYN. 81
HORSES FOR SALE--ONE GOOD SD4hEl
lralni M s.yrrl 10" priced work hyr-.i A,p,
10 JOHN MATTHEW y, ~. Firt sy,, uear tucIt,
sNth r., l.
nLp FAMILY CABBAGE lUR san,
O'ery low Huii' 10 Orirr, Nerv .iru 4, and .t! Ds
.oli ch'aI- Apply from Ii "a Onice No Is owe.
fuuuu FauF.
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OPtH tIORS WANTED On >lNGEH MA.
oehu's 10 wof. gu me -hog coat. must b.. nhie tu
- b. hHuu, hHhr-t rl.o si,rn aud steady .'p.
yoinsHi uIsi.. tue Ca. - ,uiiyi Il, 1T uOJf Pa
.
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I hblLS !A,nBi OA ~I\DIh', AND
<N mo- hiar- - ,,r.t. Tor !, Family 49,.
ts ~ chihe AN rarAti -Lirt ma 49,, ,+,.In end.
~ 'tnop' hirf I.s.u .I.. .Nppy 40 Airu a. i"t
ErDu" uuu t',ai. -, fancy .inI, -,
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INSTRUCTION.

A T TOWNSHIPS ACADEMY, p. cow.
r,v, below iiorston ~ BooAse.p.. " .t.ns,
a. 1ic iGght "a, and e.eDing. Apuiirenls 10 i.'
u"- snd Tor rf'va'c Instruction. Wiitins a. Let
month. NJ Na,Rton. a
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I ADlLS TAI GHI 40 OPERATE ON
A<M hgs i,I " .-ol's and SINGERS -psi4g machine.
49, tuck.ns. huu,Iuiug gud nnc, britina, urt-t
b ~ cola men. - 20 shop ait.i hHruing MAuhia
" ,ent, II Ar. IiiOhl, ms, tis ~suty -...yeutb
q, between Ith AMI -th ave. III
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MANTED-FlNlSHERs, BAIsIkRS AND
W tgtsrs On hne pant aoon,, aud two good .yera-
grs Singers mac Rlles, at liz irensdx kSsL Ayr-
5 avenue, kNaklya, J, JoASS0s, *
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FOR SALE AND TO x.,;T.


Eok NALF-NEAR kLi2AbiI nIoRT n
30 = buildins suitable for hAy p,r.- or snv
ih,nui,ctuL pirisse Can .loop .lo- . 10 Id.
building. Will lo slld with or ~.:Ayn. a ps 100.
OF 'and. inqulo oi WM. kIsBRiLEEi- ~! GnsL-
SIch II. New York
FOR sALE--i DESIRABLE LOTS, S,TJ-
L atud In the village ot Winfield, l. l., alton. Z
nli!es IRON tne "a eeapoint ana iiunte, Point la.
RE- The Fiusb,n. X. X. pas,es inn., oiais b, ,iiv
them. Also lots In the Village y; HIckNi,, vi n.
In shoft distance of the l. ]. T.. X. Aldl.s. Ms,
A SHELLEY, huoson city, N. j. .I5
EOR SALE CHEAP LOTS OF CROJ VI
No. 10 ,,h st I've, 9th and .,h q, wllisD,,haIsS
,hspol- y cori o,e. 800; " VI Ia 10 D., ~.
\ rood opp runt Tor All investment, being a ratt
" the 81 ale Of the late Dr. NerIueue 70, Dsiteuss
injuitc oi 4. NkEMEi In, On Coian.bia 81. VI x
JANIS j.. fAk>uAlI. Special tiuaIni~l. al Morris
Hnia- N,stchcs,.t Co, y. I. lg
HOUSE LOTS AT EAST NEW YORK
= ! oi sale -Pric. si25 10 sou, monthly payments;
m ney advanced TO niu houses Alro s'n II hous o,
iOT sa.o ch.s,. Ap,l, to Li,AkLEs = lNoWN Al;
iioHi IT. or tHi.uh. BAhtk- 10 Nas-su At. ga
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MILITIA y 4.
ANOin MANI'F,,'tIKING tST\pIISu.

cu' n,ai ui. citv, hn,t.r iu their e,nriuy y
mo- Liable 80 rziI, ant sub.ttut.s ~. tAc SANE I'd
loom ~" Alli %. pud Apri, a. the Ncw lo,s y .
lu''er Cni substitute bepL ~ , .ntro a. curnp
NAN.f 81. Lap'. las. WILLS, Msusscr 2h2
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Teachlne he elafes 3 Rehel.

Ii u matter Of grsvIeas eonnlaini
among rsl,els hist whercyer the FeJ ~ ~
my goe.. the aegrues walk OF tfsa Their
owners and claim 10 be free Nhsn thss
we're aboat o illaagurate ahs rsbeIsieas iles,
used 70 tell iIousands ef their siayas u tls
crowds u listeneFs ID Mham thsg spoke,
that i l.ilisqln wero elscssa they weald Be
free snd that u Idasolna arstY asar 81
hers. they would Ill he IRE. a.sd would sven
have right 10 snsIaye their osnara xl.e
nagroes Supposed sheY wsFs lalsins he
truth, and hayo takeH tees Is thalr WoFI
This cutting 0ns Or ltpe state By llse
negroes, Is tho Issalt d 10 assi leh seaes
Democratic stump apaelslns in his sphntry.
We heard sueil aooanllssls = .lsha lIa4s
6kosier boast lH their spessses hkfe, sknk
yeara ago. that they wpa|d hiring ~ wilr
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Miserable l'nlsa hen.

We have aelas Of Union Dnea 10 This end
4 the siate--shaisk Gcd they are not nu-
Iiaetst'iz- .swhese chief emplpymssit a 70 en-
slcfse the rharaeter, Including The legalis Of
the meahcst secessionists on. Of thesinfer.
,al regions. By these endoesemehtA they
afs getting FALSE accounts paid by the Gov.
eminent, and claims allowed that never
aaghs 10 ~ paid. We hear o. then Ia ev.
81 county. and they scslis % have eontraets
With this reI,els, 10 the effect that they are
to serve each ether ~ their respective par
ties may pradominate We hope the Fed
el.ll soldiers win rob al such Union men Of
al they have. They are meaner than the
non they seek TO shield. Let our apthori.
lies keep sharp look out for these impos-
rptheso miserable union men
There are a few moderate secsssIonists IL
all the coanties--nen who have acted with
The party In rebellion. but who have been
kind to the onion men, and TO their faini-
Hes, and have served both. when il has been
in their power, utterly repudating the ul-
tra measures of the murslerops leaders =
Towards this class Of men We feel kind, and
would serve them at any hour They arc
better men than these Union traders. and
Union pre,gd.rs.
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4 Cerraps organization.

II will be conceded by all candid men
that the ss.called Confederate Governmenl
is the most corrupt organization In the
South. Next 10 this, in point Of eorraption,
and worse in point Of ariekedasss, is that de-
gspdcl and prestituted organization known
~ the Motllodlst Church, South, con.
trolling minority OF whose travelling mimic
tiers have dcgenerated into preacriptire
deniRgegaes, eowardly traitors aud low flung
psalm. singers, not 10 shy revolving black
guards. This is oar oaR Church. and 80
claim tho right to reafiitte the reverend
hypocrites who haye disgraeed her.
No longer ago than in October, that self,
concealed old ,buTlcsqns upon the Office d
the bishop, John Early. held eonferencs
at Wytheyille, and expalled II. II. DuoaAs,
". H. RoaERs, Mr.. MAss. and others from
the ministry and even the Church, Cor dgr-
ing to b. Union mem They also adopted
resolutions for which they Should be cast
into prison at once, The preachers voting
In that conferences haze been appointed 10
circuits, stations and districts in Esssegn
Tennessee, and portion Of these vic ras-
Gals are even on their circuits. and have the
impudsaes 10 talk pray and preach tresson.
Let these sraitornus neunndFeIa and adult
tsrous Villains be arrested al once and sent
% prison, 10 due 70 the Union eaase, %
unioa men and ID sineese meInhe9s Of the
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Tile military puthoritssss have taken ell
ihs Churches bet one and al the Hosels Of
kHexyille. and eunyerted tiaen into Hoe
pitals This Is rs Il shosld be. The PRES
byserian, Msthodist and baptist rhnrthes
hers, would be used Isr better purposes if
turned Into greg shops selling mean corn
whisky for rebel money, than 10 be used 10
preati, and pray such treason, blapheaiy
and haeisgaardienl, ~ have disgraeesl their
~slis and puiPils Tor die last tlsrus years.
Tie 1iosels Of kHnxyflle, ~ general thing.
have been gambling helIs aud henses oE m.
fame for the last thrns years, nnsler rebel
reign, aAf II tlsey we're not nessle,l for hos.
pitals, ought % be Larpesis There are rebel
private houses here ilsat oaglst to be taken.
And there arc others thar ought 10 be Goa
sataed b. the dpveaifng aeiemeatl The
traitors ID business, we VIII see to ii, ahaA
b closed ont ii allsrt nrdre They showed
their hands during nc si.....s md ll.ey have
hsssls marked, aud ssw tlsny nsnst nttone for
Il. Iset ths military authorities 10 sheir
aat,', aud faeae vile ral,els and traitors will
soon BE- able 10 report that el.ey have %
talhed their righte
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sAaH % SD nsrs

About tie lima Al ne bfeaking out ct
iIs sile sela.lluns ard Ii Als flnes sines The
gas tass poh1eslssd Nave rahilshssl, -
serted ara sworn, That none Of sbe hIasolil.
il * 81 shoasanls q raleh sssea sisises cut
81 The eounses shosGla ever sixs hers even
amer peace i declared Yae Isi'ea nseas
ID che other hand, have fsselsea, ana ssr'
in.t,.r i We think. tlsat both sbsiiseisss
- 49,. y.,..ls sAsl mot orsafss THE conn.
80 -. !. !. ) ,.essles prihspls that ons psstY1
$. IS. s l,,.r lissst leave the tsaniry. The
Ts,,I.,a u,.sl itltsaad Is ssAy, md their petsc-
es..rs &oaid do well % ieAvN Such nui,
s snecd. Swan, crosier. Charlton. Tevle,
slses4ys Haynes, Campbell Wallace thai an.
mlts,aiea seoahdrel, Tsos \ Campbell md
others, ..stoe iesIio,ls - mention. never can
live IN Eaa Tennessee. Indeed, W regard
Union men who hays suffered at their hnBds.i
and hceause Of their eoaasels, - Justified
in shooting them down en sight, before or
afler The war terminates, ard we shall res
gard hanllseas 1t thon ~ wanting in colr-'
age and In resentment &c they do not dis
patch them wherever they meet with their,
rotten earvasecs. They have saasca the
hanging Of hotter Inea than themselves Or
assaciatos. they hasr instigated the shooting
dawn Of others, aud ses the imprisonment
81 ethers. They have fllei Eassern Ten.
nsssee with widaws and erl.laaaa they have
destroyed houses aud lsarlae. feaeas aud
asasiae.s they have plandsrsri hsnest men
Of Their stock and sslaia. and they have
ailed the laid with inosrning. Let sneh
tiaps u 1IeIl die the death Of traitors, aud
upon thc shortest possible noticed
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BehoId tlc suffering!

The starvation. nsledBcss. cold md sui.
eriags 81 thousands ia siI this eoaHtry, call
f'r serious Reflections. The widows arc Aa-
mcrogs, a',,i MANY Of iIem who lived we'll
Ges,re Tie Ilebcliion. are now utterly tiesti.
tate. The orphan eiltilreu are still more
humorous, and thousands Of Them are ia
rags, end without enough @ eat they have
% shoes, and 10 means 10 procure them
ihe husbands Of these widows and tbs
iaiaers st ahese children, were induced to
20 iuio TIC MIDI ARMY, bY the villaino,ls
leaders Of seesssaa. ar were driven over
DE mountains irse Ne Union army BY the
precautions Of 'ise sae s,s,.si.,,;..s
What fearful respohsilsai,y r,,,s .,oo
iAese seoandrels who preeipitss.., ~, 80
cry into reyelRii0Bl
Thousands have gone 20 their grase. ..a
to the bar Of God aaIsreparrd. who nigh,
how he living, aud living with q prospc.4
repentance towards God and faith IN our
- Jesus Christ What a weight OF re.
q fasl ity rests upon tAese pretended Mia
~, = the tiosPel, who urged ON che Re.
- - sae prayed for is sHceassl The
h's. - - tae RetHllis'n. ihelading Tiers sill
a.. fn'aehers. mast be punished. bat
ha se'sf can snftsr In any just proportion
.. I ~, deserts Il i no. in the power ef
E..a a''al Government and Army com
- - deal cut 10 these eeosndreIa wlei
So merit 10 infiet upos them adequate
- iaF this treason aud ylllalpv.
80. must be soak IS EaE il Hell n a min.
qua iaii N one thonsAnd yesri
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The inl,,rcssis,n nreyaiIs@-4hoarh erru.
s,s,s,,s--that we have the control of rebel
ronts nsd rebel abandoned real estate.--
ssov. Joasaos has the oversight o. these
matters, and viii l,y his aue,sts. In d short
time take c,,a,are of and regulate all eases
ii the Kind. We advise those owing rents
"a rebels Who have fed beyOnd our lines,
and thasee who ara netoyioasly disloyal. no,
Is nay one dollar % the rebel owner or his
agent bs him whom he may. for Il NAV be
"a nav again.
oar bus;ness. "a Special Agent Of the
,r,easary lA.nartment 4 70 regulate the
ssaIe 90 eao,Is s,i.e all g,,ods s,oi,ggl.d into
f.sf ,T..,,,,...,. wi;,I,,,n, re,,,,,ar nerra;,.
-, -. az, .a,,,,.,s,,.. IN .la ,,1s
80. = - 80 ~ a. - .s - -.
-. 1'.s' ~ 80 80.
' :. PsYi,s ~ $50 !.
$500. - ~ 49,, !. -. W. - -.
Feoei army Tor pfo.ee;saoh, He h"u wv
commenced lhis work when the siege took
place. but now NE shall renew it aud prose.
cute Ii 10 the bitter Ond. We have sutfi.
y.;e,,, e,,c,. .f !. i .s,,cy t;ds aud ;rn 3.
!, ~
~, We ''i.se 'a.',sfi's ~ aPpo''' o'n"ts
We don't intend that rebels here shall hide
the effects Of rebels who have fed. II
caught at such conduct, they must 20 TO
,..;ss.,, a.S -. ;,,.,.,,.,;,,. a., e. eoyi ,non
800 = s''' V'' ~. ''.''e.'o = -" &f'yA
lsalor-etehefal fosTEh iof the necessary
backing, and IN iiis absence, upon General
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Saathern calYalry.

An example Of southern es.sairY Is te l,e
secn in the refusal Of the tobels Al e'hiea.
manga - let cur zasas assaeg = iiag u truce,
hars their dead, ~ - = a s. Is
cold Alooded ar - ss...ss =
Bragg. Mary q pse -ss
only anburied. bat tAs.s "a bssisss were
ipatulated, and they wsre sgssps ~ : sletr
elvshing 70 pat ppoh traissEs eeSqssi -
trying 10 destroy the Goye4amrils.
Osr pflsoners they coaslgu to.siss lsssls.
some dungeons Of Rlehmoasf ana tho SD
sialngs Of human woe. eegas up from tic
lew exchanged IN misunderstanding aecaants
of cold, huagse. and the roblary II shese
wlsosa ffiends have cent them aeality sup.
plies from The North Such Is ssestAssa
cAfesisy' eommon humaHlsy wcps oxsr
their haralhriig psadly diaeases. llle MAS
ma either iIlssratilaaea, crowded s,sa Iansy
prisons. they preianely aliese me jeat WIS
4 das % lincoln sslaiers. saaa + sewsA.
sxa pisfai
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Confederate Plety.

There never hasexisteda people on earth
who did not aclxnowledgcthe existence OF .
deity, and who did not, after some 3orm or
other, institute religious Worship Inahe
Southern Gonfezieraey, they worship a
strange God, but they are very Devotional.
JEFF. Davis issued proclamation, requiring
Public Fast IN his dominions on the 9th
Of March, 1864 This continual resort 20
religion. indicates, in unnistskable terms.
the straits OF condemned maleIact0r, who,
when he Lears theeabnet-mRkerw work upon
bis coffin, or the carpenter upon his gsliows,
concludes TO send for the Reverend Chaplain
The call for Public Past, on the part of
the people who are forced to fast privately
because Of the condition of the iosh pots
OF the Goniedefaey. soeins To as to be wholly
unnecessary. There isno fear that the Reb-
els ill cla too much. But Davis il The
ologisp, aud reaas the Bible, wherehelearns
that there il Que sartol Devil that VIII anly
90 on. by tasting and PRAYER. and he kIulms
his subjects 10 be possessed Of that very
Devil
+ We are astonished that Davis should adopt
The institution OF Fasting and Prayer, when
he know il to have bcea OF PaFisaHiedl
origin. coming from the wicked, hypoeritical,
Witch burning, Gus ker4,angihg. Puritansef
Now EaelHnd The first Fast ever kept tlli
this continent was by the Praise, Sod
Bare Bones followrsRf the Lord, in Ply
nst,uthf ssa As-ssa sfssask
The 4meicaa Christians always required
their horses 10 fast with them, aud We have.
no doubt Davis intended the same III view
OF the scarcity Of provender in his Siohain-
ions. Ills eommissaty Department win han
a fast aiming the Rebel horses and mules
The old religions Patriarehs Of the confed-
eracy, who hare heen PRAYING f6rthe South,
preaching against the Lincoln hoasd~ .
aud proving their orthodoxy by the temper
ate use of corn whlskey, will fsel that the
eth Of March was not tlay for Fasting
and Thanksgiving hy them, but for HEmilia-
tioa. Jcifs Theological education has been
somewhat detective, or he would not have
made the singular mistake Of appointing
fast, whcu lie should haze called upon bis
subjects ~ prostrate ihenselvcs before the
God Of the Federal array, with their mouths
In the dasi, and their hands upon their
faces
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09
knessiHs. Saturday. Jsa. ., lasA
TraIlars IN our aadsl |!

II i y melancholy fact CAST there exist an
-, rnisist, raen Who are aRd Eave always
h,e--,raitors Of nc siisst, most asgsava-
.nr aud ins4anus e.ass--lrzsssors 30 orr
,:.y,rn,ass4s truiicrs te tiaeir sshd, and trai-
,,,. !, their neigiislys aaa bsssetactors
.E3.en this Y,'l,elli,ril giFst lsrpks oaf Knox
Vile was neasd for The viseness. e9rrapsi On
,aeaascsS md sncaklae cowavsdiep they
esinecd. 7'aes9 seoan9tcls--toF such thcy
aS--saeh they haze ever liees--aissl saeil
they taast 1--we aud ais ought ne, to bc al.
lowsl - roEnaiH witl,sa the R.s.aeral lines.
They are collecting Information Of every
kisai. azd have bees AL the tinae, s,sl seiil-
isyit 10 the snssns They we're Growing
lang tae siege, and threatening s;hat Lacy
.xeuld dc to Gnlof rass wilen sl,s,s lspt pos.
~sslon cf the city
Il IS our nGspssss 10 slsex up these hrll-
sa,.craag irsis.,s~ IL nsslc. aad in detail, a.
Hepragsss in llse work II eeafii,tfisgl For
the present we estll attentisn 70 only few
az them. The Re JsseEk n -H,,4ia. Of
the Presbyterian Church, Is y traitor whose
gaiit IS only eqaairsl by his inpudence Il,
daringto walk saeSo streets in day time. and
look hsncSt Hasss in the face. A member d
q ve,,el armed company IT one time. and a
nae1nbcr Of a corrupt Pre@lyicrr at another
;ilue. he voted 50 Iase as IN slesssser, =. NJ
s14s f--.-s--i. a. -lsis-ehRrr5 srAo
was not a rebels
But more eo-Fapt tlias he, and By Ear a
aoancr man, Is Rec III Harrison. of the
sane ehprrh: 4 Tar IN the common walks
Is: lie hypscrits IN reiieion, bitter, ana
llesous, aud hsii-dessrsatg seccssi9nist, he
i,sssastl BIS vsnam II rh5on lRen ior three
yes'S. prayed Ms long blaSfSl.eiaas,s prayers
4ssainsi thc tiareremeilis a.sa preached lliis
3sy,lbern se-in5ssg. sad cgsis nov lir-Sas b ~
81 boastlngi., sos that ae hessssn chang.
%!
Is due q the Upian cause, dao "a tie
Tai0n pea, aud dae to fbese villains tlcm-
sizes. that DIZZY should be arr.sied add
sat 10 Comp Chase.
ead a..d .gs.rY -l,5a ss,sl a Fsf Isdas Leeis
$. q TIE Metbsais. sslaarch. tie viie old
traitor should he iippsisoBed 1slewisc lie
!. resident retJ ~ sitheilgh he MAS an
appli.-ant tlirougl, fiov. Johnson COR an Office
sn4cr A9e Lia,s.Ls. 4 Isstcr was captured
hrre, from the son Of this old hypoerite.
aaFirg the late siege. thanking the father
'or tae articles sent 10 him aid l;r the yal-
Rake b.sorsaatiaa given Is illis elg res8fts,f
i''fns,ien for he rebel aashsri,ies. and TO
ard the eaass pf the rsbeiiiong f.et him be
seht South and ksls there autii tie war b
over. We .repCzt. IL hatnsg 20. and that
without ..elayt