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fARMS.-Larse and thriving settlement, mild and
lesthfl climate, 80 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil which produces large crops which now De
groNin len twenty sd hiy tracts At from SOTO 90
'psracrr payable with tour yea. Good business openings
Tor aud o,hors churches, schools and good
ciey: Il Ia now the mos improving place East or We,
the pace laid out Ia letter. rEswercd Papers
eoIAiny reports and sy!ug noruaison VIII be sent tco
AdIfea CiiAS IA LAsDlS, Ninc.nd Pos, Ohics lumber
land Co J. ron hsPo.t Of Sooa RoJinson AgresfS,a
Editor 81 The Ttbua, the most sgeasre Js'Ge
f,ael' IN Gio'i Lr,! osga ard suitable eoodii for
Peo.ast farming thai kn0v Of the sds u SAC Wss"n
PrairieA
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Sales bp Aurticn.

Wan DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BussAu, !
Orycs OF CnIE' uuAErDexAsIkas
WAsHIsoTos. ID. T.. July ~, 1904
NOTION SALE of CONDEMNED
"A HORSES be cold Public Auction. To the highest
bidder at GIESBOBO ID. e., on
FRIDAY August S. 1864 1c0 Cavalry Horsesi
TUESDAY, August o. 1894, l0g Cavalry iiorseG
Those horse. been condemned unfit iof the cavalry
for road and farming purposes many good bargains may DO
had
Horses aold singly
Terms cash, 10 L nited States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN, Lieutenant Colonel
aud Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Buresu
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IHOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Il READ COcHITs RESULTS on EMANCIPATION.
Proving ~ Pnf IS Be 'i hScoIHS fGLcY
Tbs important snd timely book Of tins a'ou wss.
CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE.
THE srRNDARD WORK on E@ASChATlON
MANY THOUSANDS have already been acid and the De
Rs.S following i,irrs from the frs, sa.sen of the
country 'e.tiyin. 70 p its i'm pe,t-neWv ,,
IL have examined Coehins Results OK transcription, and
10 not hesitate that 10 the most iuaud con- pote york
"a that ubjectas hss uudes notice
~ shows that wherever the experien OF elsnc patton hAi
owner the than slave himself general circ-
ktion Of the wouldltend powerfully to oorect puthc
opinion that subject aud the friends OF Freedom
tho nation could DO nothing eectuat promote toe cause
Of Emancipation than to AID ~ &c siIeui' n,t
.sss. from which eonirad5ry conciss. Lave been eT-
sipson ia no sIcep, tho principle thai freedom Is the
beet Foundation tor industry and order
Its most rearksbe part the sserp'on OF Emancipation
70 Christianity Ia whom its power 'uPpo,ed " Dc On
she wsne.
rph,c., of Idle ness saehy with which
e interest sencsd the voice Of res'sn and
II. mos. fa'ssts par. 20 ". q, th. TIM. :, the striking
temouisrson Of TIE ., We 70 n
freed to eonptpsae the owner or the osz
spopsy bo. relieve ss society from the entire pTOrs
Thu place. iadcnni It's rss ground Of Industrial
and @ sus v.ss. 60 o. esHs II. a
wilderness IL the master can psy wages No Res ., naeh
labor q before and The m ed negro lie OF gaining alive
Nhood 10 freedom
The conditions Of The emancipation Of sbous many s,ve'
q those Ia the loyal discussed by Cochin nate
rally hon those under which similar eIpernen, 10 about 20
Be- attempted hsrs But tbs principles aPpledio the criticism
81 de f.cs ar, universally applicable and the law Of s>-
sfr has bean for the hfs time stated 10 enttls TO
unissrsa acceptance
From Hon Charles Summer.
Ths work Of Mr.. Cochin "a able exceent and practical
especially this IL Is Of minute value As wltns, =
wh regard 10 the and gnts 20 tho es duty winch
S,v 6eiore Va Wherever Is read Emancipation VIA be
seespted n gentle mid and peaceful meure sure 70 b1ns
ssod uiis and 10 overflow with besng Charged win sGc1
mission, the book should trsvel far aud wide
6>nd early sraers sof the Popular Edition TO
THE TRIBUNE OFF!CE, .
o. 70 WALKER, WISE Co. Publisher, boston, sSm
Besks ssut tree by mail recsipt OF price, 81 81
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A FFLICTED RESTORED. IGNORANCE

A FFLICTED RESTORED. IGNORANCE
N EXPOSED! PALACES UNMAsKED! DR.. LAR
MONTs Paris, London snd hew-York Medical Ad..sI.
Guide so tR0.h edition, 80 pszes) upon Debility. Urnaf
Deposts European Hospital Practice the Authors une9usiad
Pss and London Treatment &c. All who would avoid uu'
successful and oaibarons treatment should purchase tn'
original work OF the publisher Il. WARNER, No te.eyst
.sor House for ST. OF consult the DOCTOR, No III broad
way (Lp sisrs). New York. from 10 a IT, TO p. u
I'VE concur viii other papers IN recommending Dr. Lar
mont aud bis work Conrner dee Etss UDi. oernsn de
Reform Dilpa,ch asits Leitnng Atas. Medlca Reyew &c
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Published this day.
HOW TO Do TT
On,
DIRECTIONS FOR
KNOWING AND DOING EVERYTHING NEEDFUL

THIS Is BOOK "A book that telis you whA to d.
and how 10 do It. -.
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how 10 cut end a. your own dresses
HOfJsEKF EPERs! Here 1. he treasure you need
MOTHERS This work has'directions for you a.,
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No. 1921 Futon-st., New York
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WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURHAv,
Orprcs op CHEZ QuABTsKsAsrkR-
NU..u,.a-,s n y Ausu.f a lIDA

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURHAv.
Orprcs or CHIEF QuAHrsKsAsrkR \
WAsmIssTos ID. c.. August 1904
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORsES.-wil BE- sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. to the
shes, bidder. axthc tunes sni p.css named beio" WI
Kesding Psnnss lvanin, THURSDAY. August 10, 1864
Altoons, Poun,y vsnia, THURSDAY, August y. 1874
Lebanon. Pennsyivsnis. TliURSDAYi sePieneer l. i@A
le6I
TWO HUNDRED (2col Csvsry Horses at each place
Th-ss condemned unfit for the Cavalry
service of the Army
For Road and Farm purposes many good bargains may be
had.
Horses sold singly
Terms: Cash In United States currency.
Lien Coopd and Chief Qusrterma'er. Csvslry Buresn
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A MEXICAN HOTEL. Hartford. Conn.
IA On both tAe AMERICAN and EUROPEAN pans
Opposite the Stat. Honse-
s. PLlMrTON. Prop'r
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NOW READY:
IN TUX
BY the author OF the Gotta family" entitled
THE EARLY DAWN;
O SKETCHES OF CHRISTIANITY IN ENGLAND IN
THE OLDEN IlME.
With IL Introduction by
PRopEssos HENRY Il. s;iIrH, %. n.
lvoL limo. 81 -.
Pubi,.hsdb v NJ w. DODD.
No. 500 broadway.
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Rtal gslaie for Sale.
MARYLAND AND DELAWARE FARMS.
fSec also AUCTION Sales.l

u1-Ws have for sale 80 FARMS IA these States,
OF As BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE LAND AZ
EVER THE sun SHOhE on. easy OF ACCESS by Rail
roads and Steamboats, These arms casss, l,-
bought for css than tho improvements upon them cost IN
consequence Of the change from Slave to fres Labor Good
climate Healthy; light winters productive lsnds easily ou
tyAsd excellent water, and many other advantages fIees
from IS to so per
Send for our Registers. containing m particulars, &c. We
hsys intimate knoyed tie lands VI these stsses In
QUiriss By letter promptly answered
GEO. " TOWNSEND Co.
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Mem Publications

AN ORIGINAL BOOK. o
"a PUBLISHED This MORNING.
MAN AND HIS RELATIONS
.t uI.,srR .T1sG THE INFLUENCE or THE
MIND ON THE BODY;
.,..r,os, o, TIE rAcuInEs 70 THs ORGANS, AID TO
xxxEsra OBJECTS, AID PHzSosEsA
tf.'N or TIE zxrxxrAI WORLD
f ~ PROF s. h. BRITAIN, NJ ID.
,.,,th ,hi Original Work. snIousy looked for. Ia
rssly. ~
n, rs ,.s the .ushor hiss been employed 10 researches
hieh b.v. at length resulted in the production 81 ts e1-
sordn.ry book covering the wide Of vital aud Mental
Yhsnonens a. exhibited In MAN ard the Animal World 1t
g. however especially devoted MAsto the consultation
ssd ors existence Of tia Soul lis present Relations to
che Body external rms and nioFna principles In Ma
tars and 70 the re, OF Univers. IEseiiscaSs Although
ssns on the pro.ounde Of subjects tho work written In
an elegant attractive style to Interest tbs common mind
Al the ssms tlns tbs student Of Vital chous.Ty Phy'ol
exy end Medicine. the Divine ard tbs woraAst. the Meta
physical Philosopher and the Political Reores. viii lind
sspisas with profound and profitable instruction
GENERAL CONTENTS:
The Tenant and the siooEicd Discover
Esrnoay Physical Cause. Of Vital erDs.ntvoluntsry
snd Involuntary FseGhissnhusnee OF Tie Passions on ne
81 the su anN sd "
ssAncszEv, u Excessive PFooT.aon-Ners Electroyp
Mind and the OF Mind 10 Personal Be,uty-
Relations % I'D tho Character Of Ouihe Sen,cs
end their fkSeont-Py overwhelmingly
Of Observation-Disclosures and Hamsl Observation-Disclosures
Therapeutic AgentImpoance % Magnetism IN Surgery
The Phsntoc, Gre pathological sncinaonMen
tai Tsegrsphiugrbe Facuy Of Abstrac;ionPhosophy Of
Gsep-Pyschoiogcs Mysteries Of Sleepnpirsons OF the
smsulism and s0mniloqu.9n-Ibc G1lLy9ysn
Vsion-The Law Of RECONSIDERATION. Of the Living
states Resembling DeshPhosophy o; lnspt 1-- ts'ioa
sls Of Worship--Nstuiai Evidences Of Immortality.
One elegant VOL svo inns tinted psperoxtTs veum eloth
Asv. bosrds-wih steol engraved Portrait Prtc- % 90
N. B.-Msiled Zee .. postage rsceip. Of pT'c.
Published BY W. A. TO"NSENp'
ID No. IS Wsker-st., H. T.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1862 COMMENCING MAY 9, 1854 iaoA
PASSENGER Station In NewYort. corner ythst saA tASa
Ectrzncs Thirst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORE:
For New Haven, lEx.k ls5S Z m l2lS (Exl 80
Ex.), $3.50, $40 and lEL) p. q.
For Bridgeport, :, lELL ll0 . N t<n YEA ~
(Es.), 80, $50 andS (Ex.b y.
For Milford.nd Strsfford, !, II 30 80. s:pnn
For Y. ao5, Southport add WsAtpor, I. ii;~s m; ~
5:0peI =,
T.r Dsiisn and drs.umtsh. s:,a - n; ssa IA
yor 6rsenwtch T. $50 1870 m $50. 80 $50 e:a -
FOR Stamford I, (Ex-), $3.50, il:Jo q NJ; Dl3 (E&Ao
lIx.l 3: So 40 $40, $50. (EI.) Pm.
For Port CHESTER and intermediate aatoaa ga. uSe
=" wv WV CONNECfiN0 TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, Q q N. Ell 3(EGh sR&
For Boston via shore Line l2:l3 lEk1, Pm ~
For Hartford and Springfield. Exh u;Da N 'tHAA
3sg. p.
Nontres,; J D. N 10 Northampton ~. -,
FOR Hartford Providenos and Fishkni Railroad (HzA
IL 20 0. M $500
Tor New Ihven. New London and Stouingtsn RsnrosAs
For can.i Rsirosd. DIS p m 70 Northsnpsca
For Hoasatouc Railroad, A,m p. tn
For Nsasstuck Railroad, g. IN. 3p IN
Yot Dsnbury and korwslk RAi.roed, 9p - c"t -
Cammodiols s,eeplpS Gers attached FOB p m TrAns
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
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NTASTFR's SALE.-Pursuant TO the CON-
lYL IL Of aals The lnuH OF Coni.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant TO the CON-
WI uand Of order OF sale from the Court OF Com
mon Prns Summit County al the suit oil fTsncis Dur
and Willis Robbins administrators OF tas Fa.ett dcces'ed
against the Ceve and Lsuosye and Cioennat Railroad Com
pany ct al to me directed sEs offer Tor sale At psbne
sron At the door of the Court House In Abror on THURS
DAY sept. Is, 1884 between the hoan Of oeoeh p u.
,od O. CLOCK D. H. thr entire REAL ESTATE oil said itAi'
road Company oh they have any e legal or equitable
said Railroad formerly known the Akron brnch
Of the Cleveland and PbnTFh aroHd and located the
Counties OF Summit. Wayne and Holmes In the state OF ono
running rom Hudson Summit County. II. Junction WIN sai
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad distance Of about Of
mile. to Miler.burgh Holmes County, crossing the Atlantic
and GREAT Wesern Railroad al Akron aud the IhspHfgh
Fort Wayno and Chicago RAroad Orrne the nsht OF "Ay
aud the land occupied eereby tho sgp-rsucure
anil s tbs tracks thereon bridges viadct, cpsct- foucr
depot grounds depots machine shops engine houses ard
OTHER buildings ,hero water stations snd lana houses ana
q. 81 their si road and slso ali tho rsshes
and psyssv OF said Company Of IN, TO- . c9c-inns
the .sms--Irep, the promises he,tcfofe conveyed ~ ai
Railroad Company the Atlantic and Orrst csnin Hail
road Company puIssEn, to tho decree OF sAd toTt
prai.sd S2i5os Aso NJ the time aud piece, WI
oder sa- public 'suciVn, ell the YersonAi property OF
aid Cleveland 2sIesSe and Cincinnati RAifoas tou.Hr.
he upent Of sid railroad In u. hands ~
tie R-erver sAd Company which may be in bis hands
the tius Of such consisting In part 81 motives
passenger bsgssss srsvel cars 81 house nrst
20 fat freight " hand nrabe ies humber,
cord wood material, Ia the machine shops, tooi old Eon,
ke. ko Terms cssh at time VI sale.
DAVID L. KING, Special Master Com.
w. g. G. OTn Of Cleveland. Plaintiff Attorney
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
ID Bway nesrly opposite st. Nicholas HoteL-GEO A. LEA
WIT Auconeer by j. L. Coosv COnsiSnnsnis solici'od
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Chances for Bnsiness Men-

MILL PROPERTY.-WANT with or
WI withsrt Water Power. but must hsve constant sup
ply Of pure water. Address with particulars, II. r., esA
No. 2e75 Po,tOhtce New.iefk.
DRINTERr MATERIALS WANTED.--Sec-
ond IIand--Suncisut 70 mako up Paper 20 or 1910
in Must bs sry new and type Bourgeois and Nonpsre
Without pre.a Parties having bargain may address b. w.
Box No ll3 n. \. Times Uttce.
WANTED-To purchase BUSINESS, Or
w Interest IN busnsss an srico that nesds 10 bs
exisas.sely sdverised to make II pc nis5le.
!. j. BOSNEra CO., No. u Libetyst.
OD ACRES, containing valuable LINE and
cSs CEMENT QUAERIES running throughout lying
between the Laurenc. and N-~uk snd Rosendas Cslnsn
onar, de vii be sold very o~ Tor cash. or
CHANGED for a + I'm ip TINS state. Apply Ia
CORNELIUS VAN kEURES, ROuaoaI ny.
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rlNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BObl
l. ION.-sr0NINGrON STEAMBOAT LINE
VIA GR0fOS AND PROVIDENCE.
'"- Tiff QUICKEST,
2HE SAFEST.
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
The magnificent Steamer
" COMMONWEALTH"
CAPT. ]. w. WILLIAMS
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
The eli CANT Stesmer
"PLYMOUTH ROCK"
Ccpt ]. e. GEER,
Ou,MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAY3.
At O'Clock p In ii
FVThssc boets start from Pier No IS North River los
Couandt and scknow cd by sl experienced trs
be soug the largest, strongest most comioraoS
hsst that have Ia Amer icsn waters 10 Sunms
inter Ia storm and calm the Commonwealth and riy~~
Rock invariably make the passage
Sumptuous suppsrs and luxugiousy furnished statsfv
Arc marked features of these " floating palaces"
SURE CONNECTIONS -
made with Newport the Watering Places on Oh. Nons
south shores IN Massachusetts, thu Great Eastern rous
Maine And for the White Mountains. -, ~
Bertf5 and state-rooms may be secured G hanaen'
pgeu Otce, No. ~ Broadway. and
No. IFS NEST-ST, New fork
No. 20 WASlIISGrON.Sr., Bostoa. l
~ X SlMONS. Agent, . 1
ftnaC
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WANTED-THE BOOK OF ENOCH Zone

w or 10 copi>sI, which published by Blordeesi NJ
osh about 30 ye4rs ago Address ISAAC SHEEN, Editor Of
hs Trgs Latter DsY Saints Hessld Plane Keulal Co.. Ill
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A. NJ. MsswrS. AuctioneeE
DY BANGS, MERWIN d. Co., Irving Build
ID inss Noa 5si aud sss BroadwsJSsles Of books Sta
tonery Pictures Worts Of Ar Fasc, Goods Furniture nc
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nECAY-PREMATUR PHYSICAL and
~ MENTAL ExHAUSTi0N.C Its CAusEs, sYsrrons,
sni Crla Addressed to Youth end Age, male and female
IihA revised edition. by c. D. HAMMOND, ~ d., icrmsry
4rctsssor Of special Anatomy se IN the syracuse Msdos'
cellsss n Y. Price o. T.. WARNER, Pub fisher, tesey'
-. Aston House. or tie author 81 Est I7hs,-. N Y.
NEW PLOTTINGS In AID Of the REBEL
IN DOCTRINE O. STATE SOVEREIGNTY.
Mr.. JAYS
SECOND LETTER ON
pAwB0Es INTRODUCTION TO THE gHDERALlST
With snots on the unfrsudy policy Of France toward the
United States At the time Of the treaty OF peace.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, No. l2l Nsssaust-
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Stsamboals an0 Railroads.

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
IL PfTR = PLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSklLL
MOUNTAlS HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, sAhATU-
Ga. MONTREAL. and all pons. North and West via Mud
Tie rs~ ,,s.mb.stC vIBBARD. Capt, d. H. HITCH;
Coz n and the DANIEL DREW, Capt J. y. TAi.bhAN
tonn yail, Line for Albany from Desbroaesst al .;
and j0th st At 5l0 landing Coxxen.s iiooi Docs "es
Point -ln,rsh seepsia Rbneheck. ts:sx, ana
tndon Tcxs,s cod on board, and baggage checked WEEK
and North
IMPOSITION BOAT FOR NEWBURGH
~ aud PUlGHkFFfSIS. Fare u Cents Tire new and
f.st r,sn.s THOMAS COi.LIfR es'es Jey-s. psor
EVERY AFTERNOON a. y O'clock land a. Grassy Point
Co,.-aS New. Hamburyh. Msrlboroug1 sn1 Milton
K-tnru!uz ,eevrs Poc ghkoepsis at a. MI rewDn'sh
O'clock; Cornwall, 7l0; Gold Spring ';.J CoHenss'
40, Grassy Point s:7s. arriving in N.wYork a. 1910
NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.--
Train. cave Jersey City for Psfa.out at II uh, s:!a
M Ans o. M t:rs D. IN. and 625 Tho 9I5 w. and
Al H. ''a '' TasSs ". 'pDKNARssr Superintendent
TINO WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA CONNEC-
l. TICUr RIVER VALLEYS miles shorter thaa any
other route.
4, i1:I5 p u (EA). lsdss a. White River JUNCTION sud
Newport VI, i.l5 ui.. aud Nontreashrolsh without
stopping sleeping ears ssAehsd to this tain
On Sstardsys ,sssnscrs by the f:l3 m train eau 20
through without stopping srgiyny at Newport s $50 and
Poole houss 81 lyis stage from We'll, River Sunday
Leave N.wYOrk (viA N.wYori and Eev-Hs's~ Rail.
rosd) 7Tthst
Al and p .. (Exl lodge In springfield and arrive a,
Profile House. (fra.soEs ketchl ct $3.50 m. Crawford
House Of $50 p Newport Lsis Mssiphrensyo{ at 80
For nsps md particulars see APPLEVONs RAILROAD
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DEAUING AND COLUMBIA RAlLROAu
Ii This Road s completed and in good running
ord.r with ATsass Passenger Csrs, and having nsde
ran the connecting roads NORTH aud SOUTH
oseis the tayens publcr direct ,nd TtiRoUGli r0s
from WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, via YoLk CoiaY
ba and Reading to Allentown, Eas.on, and NEW-YoRA
which route, for be.n'ysnd SUMMER RESORTS 'a'aA -
.risi to bssppr-cated
Trains Sorth leave Colnmbis at s;ooa m, Acc
Trains NoEthicave Columbia al 1900 T. m, fsse
Trains arrive at Reading at l0.3s'a. M, Acc
Trains Ut Reading at t2J ma, Fast
Trains South lesvo Reading a. e;y s. IA, Acc
Trains South leave Read nc a ll;loa m. Fast
Trains arrive ct Columbia ct 9;i9 M, Acc.
Train, arrive al Columbia st i:Jp y. tn. Fast
The River su.quehsnns Columbia 10 crossed By 6sssn
fery;ahEW BOAT swsits the arrival 70 Gee
rev the passengers the change being delightful PaAsss
.efs by the FAT Line will dias AZ Counbia
r. W. NORThKOP, ROBERT CRANE,
General Ticket Agesi. General Suprrinttudene
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And for sails By al Booksellers
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N r W "JI1NoL<I lbhIIItV1fD III.
IN Coon and sfes MONDAY, Jan ls iott iI.lns ~
csys NEW. YORK for BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON
Al and 10 q ~ T:J0 .. m. and u Mdnzh, Tie 1:S
Tran will Gs Pssscng Tor bALIldURE and ASH No
TOS splv This Train makes connection u Phiats pin
Trains for Pbilsdelphs will leave NewfoIk 81 and ~
II 10 4 aud b .. m, and 10 Midnight
MILITARY TICKETS viii not BE- received IN the . -
Ar T.D n m Trsjru !. w. Woodbury.,
Dee H. 1866 Assistant Superintendent y. J.'h
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N HALLWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NsW-YORh, Via the I'm
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connecting with railroads FOR al principal cities In the wse
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running ordsr Mansfield 0aion, UrbanA, Dayton Ciscs
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
Who are The guiliIY

We have MI the time, M we still do, feel
n deep concern for thousands in the South
who have suffered greatly by this rebellion,
and never approved Of II or its guilty auth
ors, Others, seeming 10 60 into il willingly,
dcspiscd the whole thing, and were deluded
by ambitious demagogues, deceived by the
basest oi' sentations--calriod away,
some by very natural sympathy, some by
the delpeon pressed upon them, that they
must 90 with their States, and others by an
irresistible current of circumstances, con
stahtly accpmulating, and pressed with great
skill Thousands were even tOrccd TO Il par
ticipation in the rebellion, who all the time
most ardcnty desired to see the Federal
authority crush it out. We were personally
conizant Of the cruel necessities Of many,
and dcpIorcd their condition, and the more
because the Federal Government moved so
slow in the work Of their relief We still
abhor the grinding dcspotism which has
deyourcd the substance of thousands Of 10y
al men, dcpopulated the fertile valleys, con-
vcrtcd the peaceful ncighborhoods Of quiet
church going citizens into the abodcs Of
worse than awlcss banditti, in the border
States, to which the designing and cunning
leaders Of the rebellion were successful in
transferring the war, The vile leaders Of
this most Internal crusade, substituted q
reign of oppression nd terror for the mild
government under which, but recently,
these sufferers so happily lived, We pity
thcm-wc have piticd thcm-and all consid-
crate men should pity them, and make for
their seeming connection with the rebellion,
great allowances. The day is coming, and
it is not far distant, when the outraged
masses will kill off, as far as their influence
goes these leaders. The dctcstation Of
them is thorough to-day, and their Danish
mcnt from positions Of honor and trust, is
certain, The only question to consider is
one of time.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
The Small POX still RACES.

The scourgc of our race, and handmade
Of the rebellion, still RACES in and around
our town. 1t is all through the town, and
has penetrated all classes Of society. 1t is
in the army hospitals, in private families,
and is even sad to he extending into the
country. 1t occurs to us that the matter
has been badly managed, though we may
not be a Judge Small Pox hospitals and
pest houses are in the midst of the town.
Persons run up against cases on the streets
Negroes and others open the front doors of
citizens, and rush in with the impotence of
the devil In short every man goes where
he pcases, and every one does as he pleases.
We call for more rigid rule, civil and mill
tary, and we must have it, or we are to be
overrun, if not driven out Of our houses.