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A Bulletin from the Secretary OF War;
sherman at kingston.

WAR DEPARTMENT, May 19-IGl5, p. II.
MAJ. Gen Dir:-No official reports of
military operations to-day have been
received by this Department from Gen.
Grant or Butler
Reports from General Sherman's
command, dated Kingston, Georgia, TWO
P. NJ, to-day, announce that sherman
marched to Kingston and encamped
last night. This evening he advanced
upon tho enemy, who again retreated.
The dispatch says that while it was
being written, Hooker's and Towards
guns were hammering at Johnston, and
the two armies were in plain sight OF
each other, two miles east Of Kingston
Davis division of the l4th corps Is in
possession Of Rome. General Sherman
reports the weather fine, roads good and
the country more open and less noun
famous.
Signed E NJ STANTON.
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REcoRDER's CoUET.- saloon keep
ers were before Recorder Shane yester-
day each charged with having three
clerks in bis employ who had not been
sworn as the law requires. They paid a
fee for their violation of the law. Five
other persons were fined for drunken
ness; four for disorderly coduct and
drunkenness; one for using hydrant
water without license; two for using
language calculated 70 provoke viola
e ticn Of the peace and four for dis
- orderly conduct
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NEw THrATnE-Bonny Kate Fisher,
who a few months ago played the best
engagement in the annals Of the drama
in Nashville, has been engaged, and
viii make her 6rst appearance at the
new theatre tomorrow night Since
she left here, she has been to New York
and as far towards the north pole as
Montreal, Canada. In New York she
was greeted BY a succession Of crowded
houses and in Montreal she created
quite a sensation. She appeared the
first night in Mazeppa" . and the
"Young Actress" and the Herald
spoke Of her performances in the most
cordial terms. 1t said:
"Maseppa," 30 well told by Byron, is
6 story Of powerful interest, and in the
drama, as played by Miss Fisher, lost
mono Of its fascination. The love and
life Of the hero were faithfully por-
trayed, and the dramatic vervs neces-
sary for the part was not wanting.
Of the young Actress the Herald said:
The second piece was brim-full of fun
and humor Miss Fisher was very
Proteus, going off at one side of the
stage, and coming on, an instant after,
in an entirely different costume, with
different voice, and in every way i'm
personating another character These
changes were marvellous; and French
boys, Scotch lassies, Irish girls, and
Yankees, seemed to pervade the whole
stage, singing sweetly, dancing,and car
rying with spirit and grace the perform
ance to q termination. Miss Fisher is
pretty, animated, and full Of natural
ness upon the stage; her voice is melo-
dious, her figure good, and her action
graceful and modest, in pieces which
were very trying in all those matters
which test a good actress-she fights,
sings, acts, dances, and does all we'll !;
and we are sure that the hearty ap-
plause and favor which greeted her last
evening are merely preliminaries 10 a
continued and successful engagement.
Miss Fisher appears tomorrow night
as Mazeppa The performances viii
open with the farce of"Object ofInter-
est"
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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

All pens bear my frcds marx, &C. P. BARsEs.
EXTRA Lou, KT.,n for which have secured the
o7pt-rigk and sre warranted X carats fne and per
feet Ia every respect. Sent hy mail or express to
sny pRrr Of the country receipt Of price and rs
taTu csd-g6s Persons ordering VIII please stste the
size and style desired, WHISTLER hard sOh. fne or
coarse and u the pOl should fail % please prove
detective, vii hsye the privilege Of exchanging It.
deduction OF nfteen per cent slowed on orders Of
So OF over, and tEenty-av per cent on those Of
SOC. IAhera discounts made 70 the trade Old
pens repaired in the best manner for thirty-hve
cents (aad staaspl each Pen and Watch circulars
sent TFyE. Address
O. p. BARNES
Dealer Ia GSold Pens and American Wstchss,
SIS MRin-street. Cor. sixth, Louisville Ky.
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b9S@If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson. at G. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tE

Dr.. KISa's DIsPESsARY for Private Dis
eases, was established in New York city, in
1928, removed to louisville in 1854, and TO
Nashville in 1858. More cures have been
performed at this Dispenssry than at any
one Of the same character in the United
States. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would do we'll to call at this Dis
peDsary. Persons at a distance, who are
unable to call in person, may have their
cases treated by giving the symptoms, &c,
by letter. See advertisement in another
column. All business of the Office strictly
private. may
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at the new store, q Cherry street
A sURERIoR RKMEDT-We can conscien-
tiously recommend 70 those suffeTin from
q distressing cough, Dr.. strickland's Mellif-
luous Cough Balsam. i gives relief almost
instantaneous, and Is withal net disagrsea-
BE 70 the taste. There il no doubt but the
Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one ofthe best
preparations in use, and is all that its pro
prietor clsims for il. We have tried il du-
ring the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough. It is prepared b.
DR.. Strickland, No. 9 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, OHIO, and for sale BY Druggists,
at 50 cents per bottle.
ap 29--f Sc su--ly
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List Of Reafhs.

n INC 4. -. LDaptt0t8, AdSHptttc, cof3teN
from the Record Of KR. Cornelius, Coz
ernmeat Undertaken No. 40 Church s.
for the ,reek ending Nay Dist, 1864.
Geo Ruffan, 1t s Q NJ 5sth Ind.
Unknown, brought down on hosp train.
Armstead Martin, +, 18th q S G.
Elijah Whitman, d, 18th
Jno Beck, Gov'mt employee.
Alex Montgomery, II, 9th Mich.
VIM A Kelly, B, 5lst Ohio-brought from
the front on hosp train, and supposed 10
be VIM 4 Kelly, from letters found on his
person.
VIM @ Wells, Musician, sgd I'll.
BENZ Rodgers, F, 4th Tenn Cav.
Andrew Patton, F, 18th U sc.
Gordon, +, 18th
Thos Edwards, X, 18th +"
Nj Tnlery, Q N Sgt, C, I'd Tenn Cav.
Thos Long, G., 9th
VIM c Davis, Sgt, II, I9th Ohio.
Edward Edison, c, S9th Ala.
Jesse Day. G, 5th Tenn.
S + Mott, a, 8Sth Ind.
Jno Sutton, X 4, 5lst Ind.
David Hatfield, j., l24th Ind.
David Jones, A, 18th . &.
Roswell Burton, g, 18th Pa.
Jno Laekey, B, 5th KY Cav.
Geo P Demons, X, 5th Tom.
Ryly Britt, II, 18Th Tenn Cav.
Alex Walker, +, Sd w Tenn Cav.
Geo Kelly, Gov mt employee.
Harden HambTight, G., ID 7 7 Cav.
Geo Braginton, g, 2qth Ohio.
n Alexander, X, 5th Tenn Cav.
Rush Smith, G, 18th III.
Jno Hauston, =, S4th III.
W Lawrence, +, 18th @ c.
r Toney, II, l7th +"
jas Hendry, c, >"
Isaac Kensley, C, 4th Iowa Cav.
Geo Cornelius, H, 18th C.
RObl Novels, D, 18th A"
Henry Summers, D, 18th F"
Burke Davis,
Newton Upton, H, Sd Tenn Cav.
Geo Gritty, +, 18th Ind Cav.
n J Loyelady, 18th Ind Cav.
Vim Allen, Z, 81 KY.
c Platter, q, I4th Ohio.
Chas Smith, c, lOsth Ohio.
Jno jefferson, d, 18th S G.
Henry Wooden,
D n Palmer, GOv'mt employee.
Dyer Combs, II, 2lst Ohio.
saml Huston, @, l4th III Cav.
Andrew Crawford, D, 18th o s C.
Gilbert Clark, =,
Henry Jones, LIST Tenn Cold.
Ensley Thomas, X, 10th Tenn Cav.
Benton Russell, 4eth Ohio.
Nelson Cameron, Corpi,G, 18th Tenn Cav.
Stanford Grumitt, d, 18th G..
II II Russell, +, 10th 4"
Jas Turner, g, 18th
VIM Green, D, 18th
Jno Y Brown, X, l23d Ind.
Albert Herbert, 7, 18th Ind.
A w Landy, B, seth Ohio.
D A Daley, D, 52d Ohio.
VIM Cottengame, Coip9, G, 9Th Tenn.
Geo W Garrett, citizen.
Mark Koon, 18th Ind Cav.
Albert Knowlen, G, 18th L S c.
Henry sutton, sgt, !, 18th "
gNALLroX.
Geo W Kembro, L, 18th Tenn Cav.
Jos + Moore, ID, 1st Tenn Art
D Blackwell, II, 18th L S c.
Albert Tillotson, +, 18th Mich.
Emsnuel WoffsinCer, g, 6eth Ohio.
Thos Bradforf, 18th U G.
Geo Coleman, A, 18th Ohio.
I c Sneed, @, eth Tenn Cav
Jn0 Z Thoring, citizen.
/ Jas w French,
4 Jacob Crisson, II, 9Th Tenn Cav,
Z a Foot, G, 18th Mich.
Henry Allen, B,
/ Jasan Childers, citizen.
I Jss Davis, A, ID u Il Art,
Jno Winkler, c, "a Team.
i sam A kins, 9. 18th Z sc.
] Montgomery, d, 18th
inc Jones, Gov'nt en- ployee.
] Thos Lewis, D, lst Tenn Art.
/ Preston BROOKE,
Benz " Hall, Iss, I'd Bstt v Rlcorps.
Nancy Rose, citizen.
Jas HamnondN /"
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles oorks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
are 10 be found at the Hardware Store
Of @. W. Fall d Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-22

The finest and largest assortment of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corlzs, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
are to be found at the Hardware Store
of g. W Fail & Co.
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Rev J. 7. WestoYer, Agent Of the
American Baptist Home Mission So
eiety, will preach in She Representative
Han, State Capitol to-day Services to
commence at 10l o'clock, An
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Engraving

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you win find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
amino. [may1l-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-22

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks. lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to be found at the Hardware
store of @. ". Fall d Co
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RvER NEBs-The Cumberland isstill
falling, with four feet water on Harpeth
Shoals
The following are the arrivals and
departures yesterday
ARRIvED.-Poland and Chas MeDou-
GAL Hospital boat Cairo; J. 7. Nc
Combs and Anglo Saxon, Louisville.
DEPAETED-Doane No. ., Cincinnati /;
Imperial St Louis; Anglo Saxon, Lou
isville
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Good assortment of trunks, valises,
carpet-sacks, and haversacks, at the
new store, 81 Cherry street
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Military and Citizens Hats Of every style,
in light and dark colors, for sale low, at
soaEL a MAErIS's, Cherry street, opposite
Mnxwen Rnrracka.
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a gentleman from the country ex-
pressed great concern yesterday that
tE.ere were no cattle on q thousand
allls," nd sheep, no horses, 70 browse
upon the lnzuriant grass which carpets
the fields and groves Pssturage meyer
was more Aourishing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-22

The largest aud finest stock Of White and
Travelling shirts in Nashville, and Fur
nishing Goods Of every description. at low
prices, Al soEEL a MARTINS, S Cherry street,
opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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To Orr GERWlS SoimEEs.--There is
German preaching every sabbath in
the basement Of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church commencing at ] o'clock,
Pm H. EoGFRs, Chaplain.
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Fine "A Karat Gold Pens, cur own make,
in every style Of holder. For sale low, at
soBEl. & MARTiS'sss Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks
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joel Davis, ESQ, Of the Adams Ex-
press, laid on our table by nine o'clock,
a II, yesterday, the New York papers
Of the 18th Between him and the
newsdealers, the newspaper mail is be
coming OF little value toa live newspa-
per Office. Pre- up, Dir. Blair, and push
the terrapins onward
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L, S. 1910 5 per CT Bonds, just
received aud for sale at PAR, 1T First
National Bank and q. S Depository,
Nashville, Tennessee may22-5t
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Those in want Of good pair Of Boots, at
small price, would do well to call and
amine the stock Of soEEL a MARTIN, Cher
~ street, opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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Calicoes twenty-five cents yard, at q
Cherry street. sp22
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The finest and largest assortment of
fishing hook, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to be found at the Hardware
Store of G. W. Fall & Co
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Twenty Thousand Yards of Calico for
sale at rs cents a yard, at the New Store, q
Cherry street, two doors from TIE Railroad
Omnibus Office. sp22
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At the new store, q Cherry street,
you can buy a good sett of knives and
forks, for one dollar.
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A splendid lot of Spring cslicoes for sale
at twenty-five cents a yard, at the New
Store, 81 Cherry street. sp22
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American and Imported Watches, al Gin
einnotiP prices, in great variety, at SoBEL
MATHS, Cherry street, opposite Max
xnll Barracks.
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Bugle Trimming, Buttons, Ornaments,
and Gimpure Lace, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT * Co.'S.
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A good sett of jeSelry, for one dol
lar, at the new store, q Cherry street.
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We are obliged to W. H. Elrich
newsdealer, for files Of the Louisville,
Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louispapers
Also, to W. c. Collier for newspaper
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See the advertisements Of J. K Hume
a Co. They have large sale to-mor-
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And TO the agent Of the Adams tx
press Mr. Davis, for New York papers
of the 18th, furnished last night
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Hoyle's A English Purple Printa, and
French Chintz. at
CAaEEoN. KMaHI & Coz.
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Col Henry Clay Pate and 1t Col
Robert Randolph (rebels) were killed
in the fight in which Job Stuart met
his death
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Choice Marsailles Vest Patterns, at old
prices, at CANERox KS1eHT & Co.'S.
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Double-width White and Black Bsrage,
and Crepe Marette, and a full assortment Of
Dress Goods, at
CAmrpnN KHrcur & CHS.
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
ONCE.
Na. IqlI- DendcricE -

No. ~, De0dcTick bfreef.
We viii give our undivided attention TO
the hiring Of House Servants and Nurses.
PriYste families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and trustworthy servants BY cal
ling on PATTON Bros, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment BY calling on
PATTON Bios, General Agents.
Blsached and Brown Linen Table Dam
asks, Towels, Napkins, Doilies, and White
Goods Of al descriptions, ct
CAMFPoN KyTaRT & Co =
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f.00a Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
M L.ALrxAsDEs's.
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Linen and Cotton lo-l sheeting. and
Pillow Cese Muslin, at
CAEEHov, ExIGHr & Co.'S.
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Paris Challiss, Silk Cheek Goat Hair, and
French Nozambiques, at
CANEEoN, KNIGHT 4 Co.'s.
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Pacific Lawns, Organdy lawns, Plain and
Printed 5aoconott, at
CAEERoS, KNIGHT 4 Co.'S.


Louisville end Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price wiz be
paid, by Taos. 3. MARR.
CEBrIFrgp AoCeUNFs.--TearnstSrE ,laborers
snd others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them 70 the Exchange
0fsee, corner q Union and Coilege-streets,
where the very best rates ere given BY
THos. S. MARR.
Purchsse Vouchers csshed ct tho lowest
rate OF discount. Government checks on
Louisville csshed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of uneurrent money bought
aud sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb ls-tf
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A complete assortment Of rich Broche
Grenadines, al
CANERoN, ESIGHT L Co.'S.
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Very rich s-4 silk Tissue, made for the
l.onden market, 81
CRwEaoN, KSIeHr Co.'S.
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Ladies embroidered toilet slippers, for
fifty cents, at q Cherry street.
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SUNDAY, NAY p. 1854
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DIABRHGA AND DTsESTERY.-We have ex-
amined a great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking IN the
highest terms Of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for tho cure of Diarrhosa
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Covington, says
he was pronounced incurablo by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle of DR..
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form of Diarrhea and Dys-
EMERY. ap 26-tu W THY
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TO THE LADIEs.-E. & J. Northman, %
Public Square, have just received e large
assortment Of Dress Goods, comprising Ba-
reyes, Grenadines, Poplins, Mozambiques,
Lawns, and Organizes; also, fine black and
fancy silks, Mourning Goods, and many
other articles of the latest fashion. They
have the largest stock Of Goods in the city;
the lowest prices, and best attendance. If
you wish to get bargains, call early ct No.
20, Public Square.
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TPE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE AND
w carefully selected Sock, cousIszng in part
Of the following article;
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W. T. SHEEIAN,
Major General.
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Stand By the Flag.

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Loss of Rebel Property.


Gen. Sherman's campaign in Georgia has
been very destructive Of rebel property, but
as much so as it Oughtto have been. Let
us make them lay down their arms, or else
let US lay th;ir country waste. Let us re
duce them to nakedness, 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.
\ correspondent thus writes in regard to
property Oh the march from Dalton to At
Ianta:
The destruction of the mills ut Roswell
proves to have been very severe blow to
the Contcderacy. In addition to the flour
ING mills, which were very complete and
extensive, there were large and we'll ap-
pointed mills for the manufacture OF cloths
The regular monthly product Of these cs-
Establishments WAS 300GG yards of cotton
and 1900 yards OF wooden goodS-princi-
uuIlv such goods as were used by the army
The machinery, which Was of the best and
most improved patterns andinvcntions. and
Wa, made III Patterson, New Jersey. The
mills We're thoroughly destroyed. The OPP
crativcs. some three hundred women. are
thus thrown out Of employment. and will
b. sent North. il 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 PAW
material accumulated at them is evidence
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The Rebel Raid into MARYLAND.

The pursuit Of the rebel raiders in their
flight from Maryland, turns out to have
been. more successful than was supposed.
\ large amount Of the stolen plumber has
been recovered, say a train Of 300 wagons,
and ut Winchester Gen. AverilI severely
chastised the army under Early, killing
300, capturing 200, taking / 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.
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L Mistaken Policy.

The mistake Of those in authority, in
East Tennessee, is the leniency and forbear-
ance they exercise towards wealthy, infu-
entail, but malicious traitors. The cause of
the rebellion would decline more rapidly in
Tennessee if the rebel aristocracy were
handled as they deserve to be, nth gEores
off. Treason is made as respectable in most
parts of Tennessee as loyalty, and those ar
rogant insulting ard 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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The Latest News.

" give '''' '''''o' '''"' w navy ~ -
me i,o"I .. S''"S ~ p'''' INV ''''i '''''5 VI
0-e o'''e u our paper
Cha7taho0g@, J"ly ZC--Uen. RoSSeau ana
stat have passed through here on his rand
from Alabama, where he done good work,
his command was made up OF fve re&l-
ments, and started out from Decatur the
10TH inst. they arrived at Marietta on the
22@, destroying TWO large IRON establish
,ae''' On me route %ii' at l''I''!oeS' ''S
'1s.F'ycu '''e I"iiIo"o Dr'o7e'' "''r' " oi">'
n" al immense 4u"ntI'y oi ARMY stores,
LAey captured ioo muieS' ''oo negroes, TN"
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29

BGg~ We call your attention to an adver-
tiscment of J. II. Fissenden & Co., success
sor to @. 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
Stufs, &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 OF neaG the present Cincinnati rate.