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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
PARLOR ORGANS.

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tlents ntdr CHURCH CEGAE HhRhONluMS, pro-
oupced by e.dng orsins 10 b- uneqaaed shoo' Og ms
powerful compact aud daTeba instrument for scLoo ETC.
Aeo -ous largest and Lnest sssomeli n the country
LII sTRATED CIRCULARS AND fRlCL Isis
.ENT BY NAIL! MsDn.setnred 10y CAkHAEI, NEED.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

DOY WANTED-TO go OF ERRANDS, &C.;
ono from t. ouuiry tnrIrrfad Wa.e, s26J PEI
DO M eal bit adLrs,. week, VAN ALi'ES bhOS
No. iaI Wa.hn Gon q, hrr. .Y9b.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

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sitnaiions iDanieb.

4 RESPECTABLE AMERICAN PERSON
IA de.irans II obtsiBiug Situation a. HOSEhEEFEh
or sEAMSTRE5S do all kinds OF family sewingi b
willing aud obgfrg se the best Of city references
al r two days No l6s LeXiuolaye. corner ot Ihy
frsl-st, over the store.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

A HOUSEKEEPER OF much experience de-
"A Stress SITUATION IN hotel, school: or hrst Gle"
boarding house. Address IlOU5EkEEPER Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

ESIANOS, &O.--GOod New and Secondhand
Tso. st low prieeni als1 painupgs. e'Ennt eur'in'
Watches je,.cy. dslfs, Swing mich't' mirror ds's &C
- IN tI r., palO uelodsOs ws.ohrs. daiDonds. fam
,ger ic L. +. JONES, No. ~ Ann.st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Ainslfal Instruments.
4 NEW PIANO.

IL. GALE & Co. PIANO FORTES
"A. Mauuisctory and NaTerooms
No. TN East Twelfth. t.. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

A DISCHARGED SOLDIER, capable OF
I keeping book, Is anxious to fnd SITUATION. Has
served ysas In the and will give A. reference tire
oscers under whom be served Address PAUL. Iriouns
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Rebel Tlelence.

Many citizens sre coming In from the upper eoun-
ties Of Eastern Tennessee, upon whose statements
we can rely. They agree ia their account Of the
viIlaineus conduct Of the rebel thieves who are
roaming about the country. They are shooting
dowa UHion men, and rObbing Union families, with
more reckleSsnezs than At any former time. Indeed
the Ike has not been known sincetke rebellion broke
out Forty Of these thieves came into MaFyvills
last Sunday night and although they did no mis-
chief there after leaving town they killed inno-
cent Union man by the name Of Russell. General
TilsOn bias issued order which win mee. the NO
ce~sties Of the tIme Il win take tho liyes OF ave
rebels for every Union man innocsutly slain They
must be killed Rebel citizens must be made 10 feel
that their lives are endangered by the conduct Of
their friends whom they invite 70 make these raIds
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
New Arrangements.

The VINO viii, in the future, be Published at So
per year, psyable IxvARIABLY * ADVANCE The
undersigned are the propFietors for the nsxi two
years, two Of the partners editing, and Nc. HAws
experimenting the Office, and conducting and con-
trolling the internal Affairs and business matters
There will, At distant day, be neat and cum
plete Jeb 0fice connected with the establishment,
and then VIC shall Be prepared 70 do all kinds Of Job
Work, GpsH short notice.
The Vino, therefore, win 90 on, and instead Of
bsing closed out By a change in the oecuPaiioa Of
the principal Editor, ii will be more permanently
established tksn heretofore. This issue Is The hrst
Of the volume, By the ses srIn, and under the EEw
AKEAxGKHENTs. We shall have the beet sdvertis-
ing medium in al the country and therefore solicit
the continued support Of al who - friendly 70 our
cause and desire their advertisements to be seen and
read by all msn And sll who want n profitable,
straight-out, independent Union paPer, would do
well % subscribe at once
BKoEELow, HAsE 4 Co.
February Is 1868.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
me Maklng oul on the TLekel.

We hare received several communications snquir-
ing how certain names cams 10 Be On the Efgisia-
ttee GsssTai Tsekeff We have received others pro-
posing 10 call meetings 10 try the question over
again. We simply desire 10 say, that the Executive
Committee here ives required 20 farnish the East
Tennesses ticket complete early last week, and 70
send the same oy telegraph to NashyiIie which they
did in dispatch costing sss 90. Amer getting the
notice, the committse had - hours 10 go apoa, and
they gt up all the proceedings Of meetings and The
action Of citizens and hllsd out the ticket best
they could The Committee had no feeling on the
subject bat TO complete the ticket by taking loyal
and god men for the few blanks TO be fiied OUT
The ticket Is eomple and h printed and circulated
from Knoxville 10 Memphis and il Is Too late 70 AZ
feet any one change Those who want tickets for
this ena eff the State get them by calling at this
Office. The election Gomez OF on Saturday week,
the lth Of March. Come one, come al, ges tickets
and vote
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Fraudulent Claims.

The presentation Of large claims against the Gov
ernment for damages and losses In various parts OF
East Tennessee, which are not only not well found.
sd bat are aetusilY fraudulent viii prejudice the
just clsiuA Of honest sufferers. The Government
should be wAtehfu, and constantly on the look out
against these claims, proven up by claiming 10
be loyal but many Of whom no doubt reeeipe eo,.-
sderatioa FOR giving testimony. In some instances
claim more In the way Of losses than they ever
owned including their real estate In other instan-
Cos they claim rse times as much As they were
worth. Union men shoald beguarded, and moi lend
their nsmes aud inAusace 10 defraud the Govern
uiSpt Ia this way. We should one and all insult
men directly when they ask our names TO doom
meHt tie effect Of which ia 10 endorse q claim
f,ssded in fraud aa falsehood Il is no better than
steaiiag, and II guilty authors are Aisves.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Twenty.Second Of February.

This was great day with u IN Kno1vilIe II
was the anniversary Of the birth Of Washington,
sud that acoountwss sacred 70 al lovers Of The
Union, and to the patriots who formed eur Articles
Of Confederation Il vas the day On which Zen
nesses voted herself back Into the Union; voted
down the legislation, military league, and ether
tory acts Of the rebel party and shsve al Il wa
the day on which the State voted 10 free herself
from the further annoyance Of slavery, BY siping
Il out nov sad forever.
The Stars and Stripes wers thrown 70 thu bFeoze
from many prominent poizts In TIE city. The
band eoald be heard discoursing lie national srs In
sOul-stirring style. And 10 top out The stack, =
salute Of thifty-six guns was fired from the tower
ing fort south Of the river. Tho excitement apoa
streets was considerable and 10 add to the Joy
Of loyal men, the news was In the city Of The cap
lure Of Charleston and Of the old Gag floating from
Fort Sumter.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Suspension OF WORK.

The constraciicn CORPS engaged npoa the Rail-
road above here. was withdrawn on Monday last
and ordered toSavannsh, Georgia. We take Il that
this withdrawal is only temporary, and chat other
forces viii be put upon the road at once. We have
no information on the suiect bus the importance Of
the repair Of the road li induce the authorities 10
Pat y tl..v,rsn without A-i-s- W. i-,-ss ~ aoia
the country, and in order 70 do this We must keep
this read in running order. We mast Al onco clean
cut the country, and keep Il clean, - 20 enable
the farmers to raise erops Unprotected large crops
Of corn. oats hay, posAtoe. &C. win be produced Ia
East Tennessee, and without such crops the people
viii have TO abandon the country. The loyalty Of
Eastern Tennessee entities her 10 full protection at
the hands Of our Government
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
A Rlaekgnartl on lhe Ramnage.

We copied into our issue Of last week the Biliiaes-
gate eiIasson from the pea Of John Mitchell ono Of
the editors Of the Jsa. Davis organ al Richmond
We considered thes, snd do now. thA, the seurrli-
tics. low pcrsohslitios, and vcnomotas ISLANDERS Of
Mitchell were compliments. This pitifal blAckguArd
Mitchell was traitor 10 che English Government
and sought 70 overthrow Il In rebellion Of aaecn
or twenty years past-xss arrested and imprisoned,
and broke his parole, and escaped IS 90 honorable
man would have done. Mitchell encs lived in
Knorville and edited secession psper eallcd The
oSfisru throwing mud at the United States Govern
ment. He was net appreciated here, or rather H.
'sas appreciated. and lsfl IN disgust bankrupt in
character and fortune, suitable man 10 embark In
the service Of The Southern confederaGy. We knew
Mitchell well. He Is the coueeatrated embcdyment
81 Al that isarrogant vile mean and rcbellious--
Of all that i tfesson and hendish By nalare-she
Irish brute--shis deprived tool Of rotten but dy-
ing dssPOtisu-this representative Of an Ensiah
psisos-shs representative Of hell in the garb Of
psn-tAis blink-eyed insHltcr Of decancy--this
spunger upon traitors for iviag-thIs defanct pa
trioLths sensogoss incarnation Of all that is DAM
nsblethls beast .tA MiteAet IS not able, at homie
or ahrOsdr 10 damage any man by histongue or Pea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
tJliarlessoa ana columbia Falleai
Augusta and I,ranchsilIe ours !
The Confeaerae, Played o.. j

. =
Charleston, The gate Of entrance V ioIL b 10 orr
possession and Sherman e driving the devil and Biz
piehsss ouii The Charleston Mercury, tho devils
Official organ. has ha.paadad and propose n ths
future 20 ifiasrafei
Oclathblas The seal d Gorsrainens In South Car
olina. sad The place where traitors ware educated
Cor the services Of The devil and febeon. whs taken
possession Of on The ith Instant by The vetaieas
sheFmanl
Augusta, The bot bed Of Georgia traitors, has
fallen, and The Chronicle calls apon The citizens not
70 burg their cotton BfAnehyiils eishas las or win
fAll laso our hands. Indeed he thing has played
Out and the rebels are depending Ia al quaFssrs
Defeat, ruin, aad dlsgraes look she robsla In The
face wherever they go. Their rights ats crowd
ing upon them faster than they anticipated sAd
they feel that they getting more thaa they bar
gkiaed fos. May The Lord increase their tFoables
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
South Carolina the Worst Whipped
State I'm the C0nfederacy.

ANN AtSAt EsuFuaft les
The Raleigh Progress Of January 3Ist has an ed-
t0ral stating that gentleman from Florida, Geor-
gia and south Carolina states that the people Of the
latter State are the wofst whipped people be ever
saw or heard Of.
he lnoksd On all as gone, believing that sherman
viii meet no obstacles. They want the best peace
they can gc. and want IL nov.
The Progress, tn another article, sAys Skesa.aa
xin tsks ffhs-iassnu witstirsrfos, oelanAba aud
Raleigh, and Grant viii stay where he Is and keep
Lees army in the vice that has held 50 well Tor The
last ten months. sherman and Terry will move on.
Eewbcrh WDuld be tbs water base, and Raleigh the
inland base, and with Graaton the James and Sher.
man 1t Raleigh, all transportation would BE- cue on
supplies exhausted and Lees army would be In
tight place.
The Governor and Iegisatare win leave but
the people will stay whore they are here end
throughout the Stata and viii do A. they have done
s. Savannah-tnake the best hey can Of the eondi-
ton Of things they eannos help. The people want
peace regardless Of jeh, DAVIS and Abe Lincoln.--
Give them peace and prosectioa Tor person and
property they care very little about boundary iines
or who shAll be the President
The same paper ssys rumors are rife in RichmcndN
Of ttz evacuation 81 very aafly day.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Public Meeting.

Whereas, at public meeting Of tha loyal eitisens
Of the various civii districts Of Campbell county.
Harnesses, held as.Jaeksborough, on Moadsy. Tho
9th dsy Of February, james n. Grant esas sas
called q the chair and John Petersoa was appoint.
ed Secretary when Che objects Of the nieeslnr were
explained By The Chalrfan IN Short and appropri-
ate speech wheroupon, by Unanimous voice OF the
Convention, the proceedings Of the State UOnven-
ton held Ct Nashville. on the sch day Of January,
ises, were cordially and heartily ratified.
Upon motion Of Col. h d. Whesier, Il wa agreed
70 take the wish Of the Convention b the saparA.s
act Of each Civil District Is 70 who they are Zoe Is
represent our county IN the lower braan u the next
Legislature 70 be held Il Nashville Ga The as..
hendaybf April 1865, upon which reports Rsaben
Rogers tried aud loyal ciszsn % The soysrnn,ent
Of the United States was chosen a. our candidate 10
represent Us q before stated.
Il was also uhaniEao,nly agreed by the Consea-
ton that Captain Vincent Myers, Of The county Of
Claiborne BE- our cheles 70 represent u n he Sen.
ilofisl branch q onf ne1l State LeghlAlare.
Whsns upon moilon, 4 Nas ordered thas .siaR.
HsAtAsriy, Capt John fIsAtAsriy, and uapiAIa Wua.
7. Gray be sppolnted delegates % ConvsasIoa i
any place The sanp Insy be held, Cor the paspse 81
ssarilng suitable naan 10 fspsseni Il Il q sea.
asesial braael u out next State legislature
When, upon mosieu Il y, Il. Bralcles. Il suss a.
daFed ~ tho InsssIng thAs lha ChaIrnaa and sssss
:
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III Fellow, Whs laG bssh 81 ~ ia les.s stsass.
klEhs sF uica. esd has kaeh attached 4 81 parties
I'd hass ealea ii Chs saie aafsns ths lsss thirty
yaars -evetythias - siFns nd neshlns elg swphs
into The fehslgn Il ~ aasiy axy. atd Va chosen
Senator % iie asehtauaA Congress 81 IN lffmpohsi-
BE fexisIaturs@a bety of tTAlson who tfansiefssd
the ssase % JED. nsvls nayne made spesrh b
the rebel Congress % he SD last. IN fAsof Of arms
ing negroes n rdsf - achieve The independents u
The CenfeaeFseys lie sAen hrnnchea q, giriag )
glccy petare II the stase Of things 10 The uungs-
ssat5. and made tioient assault upoa JET Davis,
and chsfged him villa being mainly rsppasihls fsf
al The evils and asas that have befsllea The Con-
feduracy And sach be notified the Davis pAssy,
wss The rebel sentiment af Iaanusssei lie said he
made sho slatsuleut that The Chiaf Magistrate might
learn he fssa he blamed Davis sSr liFaRgs De.
fest be charged shs les Of TeBhessee on the bap-
aers Of DAVIS be charged sAs los Of yieksoars q
ths battle Of Chicamaaga. Of Missionary Ridge and
ether defeats on The blasaoFing coadacs II Davis.
lie charged thai Davis cent Lonesfsea on = wild
geese Chase 10 KaoxxiIlA whore be got hsfarge ar
ny used up, and he charged him with bringing on
thai fare a battle Al franklin, and 10 ffont Of
Nashville, which resulted IN viplng out ths West
err Afay and lsAsing hus ~ sAados 70 b secni
Verify the Davis dypaaay Is Al . low ebb when
Haynes ventures 10 make war upon Il Two faess
may Be gathered from the speech Of Haynes. First
Davis has nOs been treating him with that attention
his vanity thought was due hini-nos. listening 10
bis advice and setting Al hauEht his grave eounses
Next Haynes sees thai tbs oonfsderacy Il gone BY
the board, and be Il fixing - 20 with old Foote TO
Rarnps or 70 come through our llBes sad take The
Amnesty Oath
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Copperheaa...IIls OrIgIn.

Thsre h splis In the Democratic party The
honest patriotic Democratic stand shoulder 70 shoul
der with the Repablicans battling for the UBioa,
and are called War Democrats; the cowaFdiy FoF-
tioA stay at home TO plot treason against their eoa-
try, and claim 70 be Peaee Demecfatl but are known
and called CoppeTheads, from the eoppeFhead snake
"a mean. sneeking cowardly, trcaoheroas, malig-
nant poisonous feptiletheir origin poitieai sss-
regeneration; the white Democrats have consoFted
aad eompsctsd With the black dsvil--she prodnei
Ccpperhead- The X. q. c., the o. A. KS, ana
the gnerFillas and bashwhaekers are but oiEshoots
HON the same stock, having the same paternity
CopperhcAds and Khighia abound mostly in IllinsIs
Indiana Ohio and New York city. They have their
representatives In Congress and the press bus few
enlist In the army, and these only foF she hoanty,
aud the first chance 10 steal horss esdcscrt and
return home 10 be protected BY their couaIHs, the
knights. Guerrillas and eushN hackers are % Be
found mostly In Missouri they collect 10 bands
composed Of horse thieves Fobbess hense-baFness,
murdefers and outlawss< These villains when
caught shoald BE- hung st once, and NOS heid up 20
be pardoned Is erring brrtAreH Their niders add
abetiefs shoald be sent 70 Dixie on their way 10
hotter climate. Well, When thss hsihbarn rebellion
shall be crushed cut and our soldiers return hems,
the GoppeFheads, Knights gaerriilas and b,ash-
whaeksrs win DO driven from tho land the devil
Viii claim his own, aud bis Internal msessys domain
VIII be we'll stocked with his own children
ALPHA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
A Tragic Incident Of the Great Fire In
Philadelphia.

The iremen a. 3 body, the police and citizens
present At the echhagralion and particularly In The
eariy pSrt Of II worked with almost aipsrhumsn
energy 20 rescue inmates Of the burning and threat
ening dwelling houses. OF these scenes weesn pre-
sent one which IL full Of thrilling interest Messrs
Mc(lnrk, Mct}onglia and Samuel MoMenamin
Fleetwood, members Of the Moyamensing Hose
Company, rushed into shs building llss and rescued
eli therein. Fleetwood, whose name deserves 10 be
written upon the scroll Of fame, rushed into the
haiLiing occupied By the unfortunate War; family.
Al this time fhe burning oil hissing and secthiHg
came pouring down the street, and the house, from
which eleven persons had been rescued but mo-
ment before was licked up BY the red, ferry tongues
Of the demon Of destruction At this time the brave
Fleetwood bearing in bis strong arms the body,
Il Is supposed, Of Mrs. Ware or one Of her daugh.
ters.
His companions were driven back BY the approach
Of the burning elemont--thc increasing heat and
sitting smoke. Almost at the same moment the
burning oil burst through the rear part Of house.
and, flowing through the entry, all chances Of e.
cape Was gone. The brave fireman sndoaFored TO
SIGHT his way out stu holding the woman In HE
arms. He reached the front-doar stepsi u was
moment Of horror he leapcd from the step. driven
By the low Of burning oil through the house, but
the hames closed around him groan and = shFiek
escaped the lips Of the victims, and both fell In
death His companions endeATured 10 rescue both,
but II was impossible. The erisped remains Of them
were found but few feet distant from each other.
We saw the eharred body Of this brave young man
In the basement Of the old South wark4Iall II conld
scarcely be realized as the remains Of human be-
ing bat black as Il was, II WA worthy Of grave
d distinction and monument Of fame.--P Aiiadet-
pAia Press
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rebel Pr
wa25e inssksaS Is he WeiAfhgles spesial g
ihs cinainnkil eolalsrelal %, BE fslloNins i.pas

wsk,s INDEED Is lie weliagses spsslal q
iks pEnoihhhil Commercial 20 lle ieieNlns ists's
asaisa q rms wAh sfssiz
J. The ssIahmoha ssnsisst 4 Fsstpsfy 4, 70 con.
esatllns / loas sdIesrial. lss.i
!. va sla,la Ia unworthy Of 81 that s honorable
4, tkz mana oF An Atneficah, did We seek refuge
fosa he assa ~ lilo 81 property u eesp sontss
eiaa l.ra no atkh dsoalss hinsselk Heenald psaks
IS treaty mih the enemy. sfeH 81 sgenaffnrtoh @
che nniah, nhsels We trial q t7siaih
polpiNg vlsx SneAknns.
The whk. e ths ilsA. deplct. ~ long editorial,
she ses.. & nabnisslon i. he kersh, and then u.
laass = follows g lhs ersaiers 10 Richmond.
a rhs s,al,ns IN heart the iaoufsbls Yankee,
,hasa taotl IA. teos shfls while Kil weht we'll may
80 hane this night with ahs aistlaet consciousness
"a The fat that there & ips true 5onthsfnar whetbs
e n he af,.y Of oft Of r. whs has tle rentcsest
idea OF pefmittng bis neihsr bic sister bic WIFE or
his danehsar % b fgdaned 70 slavery 5s the saks
of saving tho treasures accumulated b thnss who
have kept oat u he army, The baeest and most
sosdld az motives cannot rHle rs at home sll les
eas they Do allowed 20 Impair the efficiency o. unr
brave soldiers IN the field % In the trenches These
seliee l,,ss 5, fed clothed, paid md ralnfoeeed and
until This 4 done Il will be wise In ell Yankees 10
kean their mouths shut. Who Whispers pszca
shs.eh Il t with ALTERING breath In bic back count
lnrsfeona, 4 IN danger We viii moi say what thai
danger a Or how near Il hangs but u 6 Che great
danger and il i mol further OF than tho trenches
which contain men, whoso mothers are thfeatensd
with degradation not 10 be atoned for BY The snsp
ped necks Of al the Yankees IN this oonfedsfacy.
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Call for Tickets.

We now printing the Legisiatise Gere,al
Teit the largest ticket voted in the State and
upon which ihsN are more than ens hundred
names Iei nil who want tickets call and get them,
without money or price We have Bat ten days 70
g gpsn ~ the siecisn is on the 9Th u March Let
The tickets be circulated Candidates foF the senase
and House should aid 10 circulating the tickets We
Ihiuk NC Are doing oar part when We print them,
and furnish theso for grsiuitoas circulation. We
can't stteHd te verbal shd written orders from The
dhensai eoantes for tiekessIss the parties call At
oar Office and get them.
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H1F- The house In which John O. Calhoun was
born has been accidentally burned The house which
be bait is getting parposely burned
This scrap Of news IS floating round, and Is among
the late telegraphe items. Other notices designate
the locality Of the old mansion In South Carolina
JOha c. Calhoun was not born in South Carolina,
but about three miles east Of Wyths Court House.
In Virginia, on Rseiy Greek. We were bern with
in hfiecA miles Of the same spot in the sane county
and have frequently been on the farm formerly
owned BY old Patriek caliouu, but nov owned by
the Crcckes family.