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~ Open for Students day and evening.

WIZ purpose Of this Institution Is 10 liuatruot
;oung men (and women tool iu ths principles
ths Correct transaction Of Pecuniary
BOOK-KERPING, G9
stripped Of its absurd -verbiaEa and ancient nm
ni1ity and tntrieacy, aud adapted to the modern
NODE Of doing business, especially in the United
States Is the leading subject oTAttentiOn IL
which are as exact, uu6rrng ana iree iron, esia,,
tton as those OF uAtuIe AMI Comprised In ysrI fIv
words, are hrst made familiar 70 the student, who
VINO then conducted through acourse OF prdcticat
BOOK keepings In numerous sets OF books n rTeat
variety o. forms, till he thus Hequirea mastery Of
% a nv SS or 1SaSlsS MN e apply i with tActy
( a AWAITING SCHOOL. sala d.
Is open day aud evening. attended By both ladies
Snd gentlemen where, without entering for the mi
S S. good handwriting can be obtained in q,
s'5a7A ARITHMETIC, ~ M
and its application to ali manner Of II 1-tG;E 81
o0UNTING-HoUsE cALoULAT1nSs.ai 70
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
naS; Ias student VIII be made acquainted with
tenains greatly to the 9bbreTiati9u Of his work.
1 There is open 70 the student also course Of
5ss BUsINRSs SCIENCE
comprising Political ECONOMY, q imerciai i,5 s,s
luSage Finance. Banking and Currency also InSxims
nieth9ds Of conducting business sucoessruIIy And
avoiding failure. '''Ht's
instructions in the above Subieota are, f,t
ca with uaxtms and ineuleati0ns tending 10 .bt
formation Of nigh character a. men and citiSsns. :
Tho course OF instruction Is intended 70 be =,
comprehensive and thorough as that Of sny Of he,
commercial Colleges, while thssexpsnse to the httl
IL. q. begs leave TO refer those to whom ba 4.
unknown TO the officers Of the banks in W6eeline
and Bridgeport and especially to his atddents
TERMS, &c. rs2Tif tsRN
For the full course above indicated the tniti6f
20 S $SO, p4yabls on entering F0r tho Fea6iEite
pan oiank books - Tins unlimited; to- remain or,rs-
Iarn at pleasure. The cOnrse Is nsnaIY cnIrniAtai
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= 2 YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by a certain pr,e,Ie,
HnduIged In when alone, habit frequently /, armed
from eTil cvmPanioDs, or ut school the efIectS Of
MhISh arc nightly felt, even when asIsep and Dot
cured ronders marriage impossible, and destrSy,
0o ii, mind and body, should apply Immediately.
country, tie darling of his parents, shonij bs
Snstehed from all prospects and enioyraentS oflIfs
Oy me consequences OF dsviatlng from the path q
Gng IN certain aecret habit. Such
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. addresses all those who have iniured than.
5eHes py improper tndulgeRgsnce and solitary lab.
rs when ruin both body and mind, uniting thom
ZOE eISher bueinesE, study. society or marriage
THESE are some Of the sad q, d melanchoiv aIlac,.
PFoauced by early habits Of youth, viz: WssEnss.
Os s9e HaGS and Limbs, Pains In the Head DImnssI
81 Loss OF Muscular Power Palpitation Of 10
near dyspepsia, Nervous IrritabIiity, DerHnSs
ineht oil tile Digestive Functions General DslIIiST
symptoms Of Consumption, DC j.
MENTALLY.-The fearfnI 'sIi.ct, ~, ,l-,,
much 70 be dTeAded-LOsso of Memory ConiiISt5S ~
IDEAS, Depression Of Spirits, Evil RofbodinRs TsT.
SION 70 society, sefDislrust, Love Of Solitude Inn
iuiLy, &C., are some OF the evils produced
THOUSANDS OF persons OF all ages can now juds.
what Is the cause Of their declininR health ISS5v
thelr NiBor! bscoming weak, pale nervous ma
,aelated having singular appearance abouti bs
eyes. cough and symptoms OF c. nsnmnlIon
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before contemplating
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind ind BODY ara the mo-,
Necessary REGULATES to promote connnbiSi hSppI
hess lndee5, without these the jonTneS tbroSSSE
life becomes weary pilgrimage; The pFo:nsct So5r
~ darkens to the view; the minG becUInss sbsdoVsJ
with despair and filled with the mo!anelIoy rsas
L1R tnat me happiness Of another becomes 1gltsd
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BAE IlIB ! ElgG.E ,H0SFTTII.
~ RsFABDisHiBD sAs prv,,o. ~ ~.
n HE otJLTKkP La OF Ivur.z
CURE DAN BE ORTETrEr6$ e A
QUACKERY.R

tAsNH b i ~ .#HH
n ksJQHNST0N HAS DISCOVERED NM, -. :
Il q, SSItint speedy and Only EheetlaI Ps-'Sc
an me Horld for al Private Dse6SsS WsaESsey
Kidneys ap5 R,adse SEiS.Gres, Affection Of ~
potency, General Debility NerTo1snesS ees5 In.
h;o Ian Low sPrits, Confusion Of ideaS PsPIil'
sight or Gtddinesy,, DiseSbe OF M H. Of
N9ee or skin Affections o tie Liver. I,,; AS9iioat,
zen Or Boweg-thoae Terrible dlsordSrS srjsi etom.
the Solitary Habits Of YoathhOss sIcSTI sS5
1tary practices more fatal to their iets na sol
song OF ren9 to the Mariners of UlySsaS Tue
their most brilliant hopes or antcipStion"
ing marriage, &c. impossible. " render
I'D. YOUNG MEN
specially who hRvo become the victim. ,Ss,,
vice that dreadful and destructive hSbIt Silat
Wy ISyHeePs % an unttmely grave thouSSn ma q,
hSuns aen OF the most exalted talents and brIiS y
who might other aise rave entraSrt1 Il
IGnng senates, with the thundels OF eioonsHs. "
% eestacy the living Tyre, may call WITH nj
20 ~ g MARRIAGE. SEQ
Married Persons, or Young men leonts,..,..,-.
age being aware fpy steal weakness. arSssY6
Deputy, deformiti IS speedily cured. -'''
nav My PSes Gner tue care Of DR..
aud confidently rely upon BIS xiii as phyScIsn
@ ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and FnII Higor Restored
Thts Distressing 4tection-w6Ich rendeIs Ils,.,,
itI iinPosaible-h the penalty paid BY he
yEekms OF Improper indulEenees Young poFsobs Ss
TOO apt TO commit excesses from not BEING STs,s y
Ahe dreadful consequences that may enSpe Mo-
VINO that nnderstnRds The subject will pretend 10
Geny that the power Of ptocreatOn e lost sooner S
lhose falling into impr. per habits than bN az NJ
Senti Besides being deprived Of the pieaSure II
nealtny ousprtnE the most serious and destructiSS
Sylptoms TO both body and mind arise The sYStST
beeolnsS deranged, the Phys ell and Mental PnSS
to9s " Loss Of PrOcrratiVa Pc Wer NerSoS.
IFIitabIlity, Dyspepsia, PaIptation OF the Heat.
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility q WASTING y
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, teay aud Dts,S
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St
LEFT hand side going from Baltimore street +, ~,
dpSrs from the corner Fan not to abseryu ne,
and number, '4S uAu1
Letters must be paid aud contain a s.smp. n.
| doctors Diploma hangs in his once 2
"A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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~ . " n tI1'etVL48' LJTU9
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Sie@Der o. the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
from ono of the most eminent College, h
mas been spent In the hospitals Of London. Pal"
itInlalelphia and elseWhsre; has effected some h
many troubled with ringing in the hsad sn5 vi
fWien asleep. great NERVOUSNESS, being alarmed !,
sudden sounds, bashfulneas with frequent blusbjp9
| cured Immediately. "a "4tuu' were
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DISEASE OP IMPRunRNcR

Whea the misguided and imprUdent yotary Of
pleasure hnds that he has imbIbed the seeds ofthi
disease, 1t too often happens that an itimsd
from applying to those who, from ;ducatlon nd
can alone beFriend him, delaying tn
she eons!tnttonal symptoms of this horrid dlstsss
diseased .noses nocturnal pains In the head and
dtmness Of hit deafness modes on the lhla.
oones and armg, blotche5 onthe head, face and az.
last the palate OF the mouth or tbe bo5s Of he po
ian I'M aud the victim OF this awful disease becomes
nSEna ee1sct Of eommiserltion, until death pun
~ ,T pms Dreadful suteriugs, by sending him
traveller returns" 'O'- '''4Ss
1tts melancholy fact that thousands fell victims
70 tIs terrible dtsease, owing to the unikIulueSi
n. Sc pretshderP, Who by the use Of that
Dsgat t9tsol, Aercltrg, ruin the constitution and
make the residue Of life miserable.
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For the full course above indicated the tniti6It
iee ts $50, on entering. For the reS6ISte
turn At pleasure. The course Is usuailv eoIiniatad
in from two to three months 80 fsSS
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LIE lls rameSies or treltment are unknown 70 ~
prepared from life spent IN the great boz.
the aFst in the country AID noTs
in.te We4Is .sas Y raeFtss than any other Ply
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~ STRANGERS

rgst not your liTSs or health to the care Of may
lseEned and worthless Prelendsrs, destitute 4
stnO name or character who copy Dr. John
papers, regularly Educated Phvsisia1s ind.
Pa9ie o. Curing, they keep yuu tridtng month IhT
or 81 Is Isking their hlthy aud
m DESPAIR, leave yoni with ruined nsSIth 10 IA
over your own galliRg disappointment.
DE- Johnston e the only PhyE,ciSfi 7sdvertispE.
once 'Fe1shtiAls OF diplomas always hang in BIZ
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ENDORSEMENT, OR rgE press

ENDORSEMENT, OF4THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured At mi, institutoa
year alter year. and the numerous Important sar.
sissl Perahons performed by Dr. JOHNSON VII.
peSsea py the reporter Of the Sum- "CiPPefI"
ene many other papers, notices Of which have ~
Ps9ted SEalnand again before the public, besi3sl
US s!endlpB a. gentleman Of character aud re5Pon-
lDlltyt ia Gnfacient Ennrlnfen n thu Afflicted.
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LII begs leave to refer those 10 ,vbo,, ~. !.
unknown to the officers Of the banks in W6eeijne
and Bridgeport, and especially to his atddents -
-lllas-3. - -TERAIR.i 4 q. nlaIiY 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

NEW BACON AND LARD. :
N ANS, sidss and shoulder. IS tioroe. nr,m,
III zpsR- Lard SaIsby F-'4s.'s
mE9 LIST, MORRISON Z 90.
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CRMENT, lfARTL1ND Wairn Ling Ann
" RLAstof EAEi1, 2fV2y8on hand, And f5F 40 ~
low pdSSI. Q8tfff cAIECoGLEk 66RT. =
ianlS - ,5issa,s ~ helP stESet.
rFs-7l y,r..s19 "
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Virginia TOBA Gf0. )

W. bare .Eeeslys me- lot Il I.yn,E
~ eeseoS Blight pounlll -''-.'.'l sSesi
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WRAPPIHGSPEPER
a AAha1 Sk9oks embracing an slEes feplSica
~ ~ ARIoALR &RURF, -
lanls 80 IS Main 1tE6at,l I
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MARYLAND LIME. z5T;
Inn BARRELs Maryland Lime, fsesh burnt, re.
30 - p.o.HIDRErH4 BRO
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l5a1el e[ii-rsa - l1fl7 ~ ~ OFT u f2ll \
RS-a fs7l3 sss-=5at ai,gE4 So RI
.iaeoEhF sI5I jaS5s q !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

DIHr, QUART AND SEALR PINT PLAsRs
Il Heck Wine and Brandy Bottles 1SDSnH6 hns, 81
AZ mAnaiAetufer6' prices.
,ia1. '19f5 l eelA1qsSB ,. I gg s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22
E1ox GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July 30-The enemy made
strong demonstrations yesterday and this
morning on our right, near Decatur. Gen.
Hood attacked their right at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon on Peach Tree Creek, near the
Chattahoochee. In o few mlnutcs the enc,
my were driven into their works. The co.,
ors of the S3d New Jersey and about 500
prisoners were captured from Hooker's
corps. Our loss was not heavy; mostly
slightly wounded. Brig Gen Stevens, Of
South Carolina was wounded, it Is feared
mortally. Major Preston, formerly of Gen.
Johnston's Staff, was killed.
There was some skirmishipg on our right,
where the enemy attacked our entrench-
ments. After being repulsed, our cavalry.
under Gen. Wheeler, drove them with re.
peated charges towards Decatur.
Yesterday evening Reynolds's tArkapsasy
brigade, which crossed Peach Tree Greek
drove the enemy back, taking two stands OF
colors and $50 prisoners.
Our troops are in fiue spirits to- night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22
Later from Europe.

The steamship America, Of the Bremen
line, brings European mats to the 9th July.
The New York Times Paris correspon-
dent gives some specuiations as to the
probable future of Semmes, and the pros.
poets of the rebel navy. Further honors
had been bestowed on Capt Winslow at
Paris. An Imperial Commiss ion had visited
the Kearsarge TO inspect and report upon
her armament. The official visit is said to
have taken place on the lat OF July, and
among tie visitors, 1t Is sutmised, was the
Emperor himself The combat between the
Kearsarge and Alabama, like that between
the Monitor and Merrimac, is going to ere
ate In Europe u second revolution in naval
warfare. An English report says Captain
Semmes ia TO haveth R~ppahannocE, which
- undergoing repaira at Calais.
The bfitish news OF interest centres
chiefly in tn debate on the vote OF Gen.
cure, which was still going on in the House
of Commons when the America left. The
chiefs Of the Opposition, Mr. Disraeli, Lord
Robert Cecil, aud others. had spoken, ashad
also Mr. Gladstone, Mr.. Golden, Mr.. King
lake, and several more on the Ministerial
side. A similar vote was to be proposed in
the House of Lords.
Some further conversation had taken
place in the House of Lords in reference to
| the fight between the kearsarge and Ala
bama A breakfast was given to the officers
| of the tirst.named vessel, in London, on the
4 h of July.
| We have fun details by this mail Of the
| fall of Alsen aud the falling back OF the
Danes also, Of the imminence OF anaval con
| fiict between the A ustro Pfussian and Danish
fleets. The Paris press continues to criticise
the vacillating conduct of the British Gov
| ernmeut but In regard to the nom con-
| iidence motion in the House OF Commons,
| the Palmerston Ministry has the good wish
es of most of the imperial journalists. The
| Opinione Nationais had received second
| warning for having published an article by
| Gerouif, entitled the Programme OF The
English Cabinet"
| English consols remain quiet at 932s to
| 90L. The uncertainty caused by the Par
laInentary contest causes the market to re-
main inactive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

Majors Court. The following Ii sum-
mary Of the proceedings before the Mayor
yesterday
Catherine, slave of Mrs Mary yoss, was
charged with aiding and abetting 10 the es-
cape of Zeborsb, slave OF Robe4 Morris,
and receiving bed clothing, valued at ffty
dollars. The evidence proved that the ac-
cused was cognizant Of the intention Of
deborah to escape, and that she assisted In
getting her bed clothing from Mr. Morris's
residence She was accordingly sent on for
examination before the Husiings Court.
Thomas w 0afrett was held to secuFlty
to keep the peace on the charge Of striking
Frederick, elaye OF Jesse r. keesee. Fred
erick, II appears, was indebted to Nr Gar
rett In consideTable amount, for eggs and
other country produce purchased at hie
store, and In his etfOrts to obtain the money
he became very insolent to Mr. q, where
upon that gentleman struck him once ol
twice over the shoulders. Mr. Garrett inti-
mated that In the section Of country which
be came from New Kent) Il was usual "a
chastlse negroes who were ins0lent, and h
desired TO know Of Hb Hcn0s whether
sucA was not the usage here. He Wa II
formed that, whatevcr mlght be the cwstcn'
about such matters, Il wa6 very certain ths
law did not justify uaAn h ipiiettng pns-
ishment upon negroes Who wers tns pso.
pesty of other persone MhensvsI ny y
them Were impsrtinsnt 70 Mr q, the Ms{oi
promised. " the ca1o wee taad Des0se IN
10 have them soyerely punlehed.
Jane, elAve q Wtney = emits, Sansess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

RoJ6ery.-The stnre-ro ON OF Charles H.
Wilson, living on Brook avenue. was robbed
ON Wednesday nigh of about fifteen hun
dred dollars worth of bacon, lard, and other
groceries. Stats were cut from the window
shutters, which permitted the thieves to
insert their hand and raise the fastening,
thereby opening q way through which they
could easily enter The basement aud carry
OF the provisions which were Kept therein.
Just as they were leaving the premises, Mr..
Wilson was aroused by their retreating foot.
steps, and seizing gun he rushed to his
chamber window in time to fire % they were
crossing The street, but failed to nfiict any
injury upon them. They we're two in mum
soldier clothes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

FRos TEssvssxr letter from lady az Ath
ems, Tennessee, represents Yankee rule Ia that
region as very brutal aud tyrannicai, but less SO
than the conduct of the Union eiuzehs. Mrs
Judge Van Dyke, whose husband Is held Hs q
hostage al johnson g Island, was Teeentiy sent
North BY the Yankees, az was also MIS- General
Vaughan and several other secesh ladies' The
Rev Tim0iby SulIins Is a prisoner at Knoxville,
also held as h0siaIe.
Our troops are now pickesing as low down In
Tennessee as Rogerssilie, aud perhaps still lower
down. nd Il Is said there are no Ya6kee troops
tats eide of New Market. The whole force al
Knoxville u said 10 be three negro regiments and
battalion of kichigandets, about half vi the latter
et whom are ut New Market. BI0wnlow Is stiii
bIsaing awsy al Knoxville, advoc ating the eiee
tion of Abe and Andy.
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MIR, Ii u. Newman.
OF Notto,Day county, ia, Friend to TIE Soldier an
q Father TO The Poor.

Go where he lives, and ask the poor,
Does ne give thee OF his store
Yes We get the prompt reply,
lie never yet did us deny.
FOR when we have no bread nor meat,
Nor shoes to wear upon our feet,
We 20 to him by hundreds, and
He kindly takes Va by The hand
And leads US through his spacious halls,
And then for bread and meat he calls.
And when we are with eating through,
He eiads and gives us money, loo.
Therefore, we do In him cohfide
As one who has been thoroughly tried,
Aud owed to be q friend, AMI more
Than a father to the poor.
And as regards his sense and skill,
The mace which now he seeks ~ dil,
There Ia no one more competent
Beuesth yOn shining armament.
Then let as try do all we can
For lhis good and virtuous man
The man so kind TO high and low,
should never 10 the army 60
For he can raise US corn and wheat,
Potatoes, too, and lots Of meat,
And feed the poor, aud send away
Much to the army every day
He is a ffieAd to bond and Tree;
lie cheers Us ali, and those that be
In the grass, with hands but lew,
He ploWs our cora, aud weeds u too,
And does nUt charge one single cent.
over grief he does lament,
And vilh free and cheerful heart
Kind aid 10 us he does imPart
therefore, at home he ought TO stay,
10 wipe our falling tears away,
And MAKE US bread, and make us meat,
And other thin2s we have TO eat.
'iy12-lts D.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or TAXES,
a a

Richmond May y, 1864.
N6lBUCIlUNS ia refersnee 10 the Assess
L aent and collection of the additional ten
pss cent. on prnfita IL having been ascertain
cd That alt error has been committed in the
assessment and collection Of the additional
tea per cent. on profits, all assessors will as
se's tae profits. only made by buy ing and sell.
lag d! any time between the lst day Of Janu.
a'y, looi aud The is. day Of January, 1865
ihe pfOhIs Oh which the tax Ii imposed by
Aad IL paragraph Of SEQ 4 Of an act entitled
al At9 to levy additional taxes for the com
a o'a a"feuee and support OF the Government" :"
'hfo 1he profits made by buying and selling be.
'"eoh me tIIles mentioned. the copuiative
oullh9tion "and being ussd, the buying and
fehfas muet both take place between the lsa
N'y " January, 1853 and the let day Of Jaua.
a'y' iooj. Saeh were the instr TuctioDs issued
i ION 'his oiiiee On the LIST March, 1861, and
1'i' 70 found at page of additional instruc
''hs' therefore the ernDneous assessments
Aao 'h some districts need not be collected,
sesameuts.
:, -. ihe ton per cent additional tar on prof
M waae ey buying and ceiling between the
uay oi January, 1868, tiuellding that day J
ta anu tae u st day Of December, 1864, {inciad.
us 'hat day } will be assessed and collected al
ihe proniA derived from the same source,
'l"eeh Tue let day Of January, 1861, and the
~" uay OF Docemtsr, 1864, both included will
20 sssssssd and collected Immediately altar
'He 'ist day Of december, 1864
>. w. II UNDERWOOD.
Acting Commissioner Of Taxes.
approved
M a'n,sshes) G. q MKMMIsaeR,
SscTetsry Of the Treasury.
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q SHLAND Hotel This pleasant resort In row
~ open for the accommodation OF pic.n par
tIe., transient boarders, aud Others desiring TO en-
10y the bent lt Of country air In cool, pleasant,
and healthy locality Its spacious and well shadcd
lawn and ample rooms sn,rd special attr rac:iOns 10
parties seeking recreation and relief from the beat
and dust OF the citv. Refreshments and Music will
be furnished to order timely rotiee given 70 the
undersigned.
Further information can be had nt the ciiice OF
the Superintendent Of tho Richmond, Frederieks-
burg Railroad.
Trains leave Richmond daily at 6 A n and 30
NJ, and returning arrive u Richmond st eos u
and l0PM.
B.-Excursan tickets ~ half fare for the round
trip good for the day on which they issued; may
be had st the railroad ticket office In Richmond.
10 A-law3wt JEO PERRY, Proprietor,
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FROM sHERMAN'S ARMY.

The Nashville Times, OF the lbsh inst. ays;
Al the last accounts our forces wsre strongly and
securely entrenched at the eChatlahoochee There
has been no pursuit OF the rebels, and no advance
from the hanks OF the Chaitaho0cnee towards Al
ianta. Passengers On the evening ualn 20 day
stale that iu,n0fs prevail at Nashville that Gen
sherman has captured six thousand prisoners; but
the tine and locality are not stated.
GEN sHzRMAs's ISsrRucr:oSs $40 uSN BuRBRInaE-
rHE SANS III CARRIED our IN asoRGIA AND
TENNESSEE
Major Gen Sherman has written letter to Gen
Gurbridge, commanding the department OF Ken
,ucsv, containing instructions 10 govern him In
his treatment of "guerillas." as the Yankees call
all Confederate cavalry who operate In their rear
or On their fiauks. Sherman also caus ed the same
letter 10 be published while In front of Kennessw
Mountain, as a " Irniug to The people of Georgia
and Tennessee in his rear
lst You may order al. your post and district
commanders that guerisias are not soldiers, but
wild beasts, unknown to the usages Of war. To
he recognized as soldiers they nldst be enlisted,
enrolled, othcered, uniformed, armed and EQUIP.
ped by recOsniz ed beiiigerent power, aad must,
detached from an army, be OF sufficient strength,
with written orders from some army Commander,
10 do some military thing. OF course, we have
recognized the Confederate Government as bel
igereLI power, but deny their ri ht to our lands,
territories. rivers, coasts and nationality-atmit
n,,,rv .hern iaxys ard customs n,s ,nore in ac .
,ordsn,e with their own ideas and preiudie.s.
I'd. The civil power being insufficient TO protect
life and propeIty. ,n nscssitots rsi T 10 prevent
anarchy. which nat0re athors. The mtlilary steps
an and Is riuhtIui. cmstitutionnI aud iawlnl Un-
der this law, everybody eau b. made TO stay at
home and mind his or her owa business, and If
| rhey WON'T do lhat can be sent away, where they
eaan0t keep their honest neghb0rs in tear OF dan
ger, robbery, ana ihsuis
| ID Your military commanders, Prsvost Mar
| shais and other agents NAV ares, nil mates and
,em. 90 who have or bar cusrtllas