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Hdshmg'or, Ot. 21.--Ths prioe paid the
former cuu factor for furnishing prs'ase Stamps
wn eighteen cents per thousand he priss
paid the present Contractors il fourtesn---s.viBr
M arly % I~r cent.
Dufinr the fiscal yesr cndiig June 20, 1850,
while theV vas no discnn indancs ct prstsi
service ir any part Of thu county, the n1,nbp
Of postal stamps tsued Wa 2id OO1 900, which
81 Is cents per thousand, the pfica &C ully paid
nrdcr the former coutrsct, arouutcd 10
80, $50 90
while At fourteen cents per thou
Sand, the present price, they
would have cost the Department $40 30 90
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ERO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Sails Saturday, OCT. 96Ih, tue Packet SUP
BRfDGwATBR ying ~ pier 10 " Rivet For
pavage st low rates, or drafts Any par, u Crest
r. tain or Irsland, sprly On b,arl, or - TAPS
COrT CO., 80 SJu,h u, OIL Oil
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GROCERIEs.

ri YOUR FLOUR FOR THK WINTER
= fn'rtre price gus- up. the oheaIss,, d)lr
.rt ynu cAn 90 nuur s 81 81 - 50 %. warranted
4, AMI sont 'rea " your hous, IN any pan " the
~ '"Nsofi rpreia ro' - In ne vicinity.
-. p. NiiIErIh. 2O< froui ~, near Fult'n Far
~ 49, slAr'ta=
NEW BUCKwHEAT FLOUR AT THE
" cheapest -four store, delivered free, IN New
York, Brooklyn, willisn-6drgh, Hoboken and
Jersey City. Terms cash on delivery. W. u.
GlLLETTB 90i Front Grss, ueaT Fult01 Ferry.
oslO s4A1'1S9
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Cry MoRrAIrY.-Dmth for the last week
ending Oct. 2lsl, 3sG; increase over last week,
3; dtcreWo from amo week last year, %.
Acute disease, 1888; chronic, 1Gj; external
CAUSES, SC, 80. Adults, ijs; children, 2ls !
males. 2O3 f,malcs. 1sJ; colured persons, x,
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VNO LIQUOR DEALERS AND FAMILIES
l. i tsvs established distillary OF malt wnis-
spy, 81 n los gall brandy and rum, ~ 70 % ctS.,
gin, 70 b. % ots.; FrHlqh spirits, 40. All run
through Ne small SILL stu Of grsa, purity. Rect
ha1 spirits 20 cts. TUOS A. DHVYR, or. North
lOth aud Firsg s,A WilhAmAburRh. oc1l SAAcslO6
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SAVINGS aANEAs.
TaIdRePE deE rATI1 AyENUE H SAYINGS yI g s. BANK A

OHARTR6 Ed 1854.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed On an do
posts from one dollar " one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE SOrH 90
TOF,EH WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM 0O-
f0Bkk FIRST. Bank open every day from 10 70
.; also On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday eyen-
IN ~, from 70 O'Clock. SPENCER 4 GREEN,
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LHNGINERR HOLDIEKa XANTEn-OnN-


ENGINEER SOLDIERS WApTED-COk-
~ prising mechanics and lnieliy iyen, laboters, tor
s.pPers and NJ ,'ts cf ins regliAr army. 1'hey
naa be alse-h b shsL az, ovsr 70 ye>r Of ago, able
~ rad and NritsN All Understand ,hs hDur ground
rAlaa v sitirre- rstls of Ailussmsnt thres
years. Pay 'r'u 3i2 10 - spending on rank .,
tanned, ~ fuert aad sndrrA l,uniucA Also, ~
houfN he, tuSf ,is, ,.ou ~. uleiical assniAncA.
AMI ana usiA UInty. AIG,v q nuvling 0renn,
% hOr, every aay. la. "a. ~, and iiM. q. A.
oca sO'i0e
DAY lNCREASBD-DRAgoo FOR
tho y. Arnav- --Wantsi IN youns mon, 30
sN 1ui horses eJriDusnts, rstous, clo.hIng, and
" s.ca Aiteld,nce viii ~ hiruaheL with good
~ ~ esch -,ldsr. Apply is9 Hudsnn a.cA S,.o.
SnOEMAKERS wANTED-25O GOOD
'-lHlrn' ymcn " work army shoes; as, ~ good
Nttcts. Any 70 5. l.. MERRIAM. Al Murray -,,
Nh. OIL S'i2S
SH0EHAKERs WANTED TWO OR Thrc.
~ hundred mea " work army ahoea, wAges
~ cents. Apply ~ ELISHA HANsuEw, tsl Pil.
'on - cor NN'sau' brooslYn. cnl4 s'las
SoLDIERs WANTED-gOR THE u. s.
- Srmy-su0 Stla.hni "a mon torm ~ Etvics,
thr,e years psy FROM iis I, 80 per rJuto, Win
god b'a'd, ct t,ng and tnelcs Att~ndnca 800
bunty ven n the stpirstlpt " t~-tp ~ servp-a.
Apply ~ the Principal Rsnd'sv,ua ~ Chatham 81,
NV lurS City. heut 4. Y. SPttOLh lth In AZ.
Gy L. 8. A. R@crt ting Odic"r. octs s4N'iOI
TAGDORS AND TAILORESSRs wanted-
Il 1000 hands wanted ~ make military over
o'ata, Nsn lsuls T. make hut.'n uul,1. Apply At
che American EvpreS, Bll'iing, ~ Uids,n s, an
q aH0u IN the rtAr. ocig i3'in
T'AILOR9 WANTED-HANDS ON MILL
l. tiry oycrcuAs; g,. Il prices p,id. Apply T.
ROGERS a RAYMOND,
ofl S'i3T snr. NNtg,l and Fu,tiu ats.
"TRIP uAMSnsR MEN wANrgD-Two
u gu'd trip l,mrnM men; t''c aN.u,s mol "
gun ~ pstll wo'k prcfit'.I. AiAro,, T., ~ OLM.
STEAD, 7 remSa Starr Arm, Company, hing
hAmtou, n Y o9i 4'llt
w WAN TIE D-EIGHT MEN To
w OIL Glmpaay 6J,u rNu ueaL Iirt RaSi-
meft lrsh H. gale, now IINtetd ~ Fort S'iuylcr.
Tue Rcgim~-t I q cumtnatdsd Wy Colonel Nuqsnt
Apply At RElD'j II 81, ia Auth II, near X sias-
vet g., 90 Captain wv. BENSON. oil gro
WANTED IMMEDIATRLY-2OO YOUNG
W mtu for the u. $. Navy. Apply At o'clpk
A. VI, at 3IG Wakr ~. oll 9'i22
\NANrED-SEAMEN, ORDINARY SEA
w men aud landsmer, gong " ship iu the u. \.
Navy, will fnd {, 10 their benedt, by c,iiug AZ tho
clothing store, 4n9 Pearl IT, corner vsndewstcr,
who hb out In the best and cheapest insnnor.
WN. A. lllLr, IpJ Pearl st. o2l 2iA5'lsI
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EMPL0YMENT-romaAIes.

SEWlNG MACHINEs-1O OPERATORS
- it Waee.rr a Wil-ll's Ecwing mac ine A,n
ID hs - ~ o. =, rJ IN linon coat, nons but oim.
"ul Hrfs tct anp'y. Cal FIR three iNys Al
sH, W's' 4tth a. In tho la.efneuL ~
SEWING MACuINE-wANTEDr TO Work
} "a arUv tvercuatS, 70 operatori IN Singers AND
Wheeler q wilson's sewing mAchinc4 20 haigt9rs,
ID button hole workers, ~ tsors u t,<a charge of
Jl,luirg. Cal Monday and Tuesday, between
30 a1i ~ O'Clock u. m, At corner Il 83l ~. an 9Th
4sc., " W !. ~ U. II, THOMSON "a Co. Oo2l -
S,EwING MACUINE-wANTED, A Mum.
- II experienced hands " opsrHte IN Singers
'nd Wheeler and Wilson'S sowing nhHhineg ais, n
rumher ~ hnshtrs, st 81 Dey 1t, hrst ,nr.
ocql 2'is0
SEwlHG MhCHINES-wANTE TED LA
- d.es learned ~ operate On w. ~ W. Saving u.N.
chimes, " ID all kinds Of work taught pereot In
al ~ hrsicfes aud particulars for 81. CAL III ".
31Ih ~, near Bighth ave. OF 3'lA
C'EWING HINES-WAN NrEU LADIES
- n l'arn 70 operate on Singers and Wha' lsr ~
Ni.snnH saving machinei, practice tll p"r'rct ald
.tcunm aided r. work. Terms 81. ~ i5h Fulton
., brOoEyn, up atAlrs. ooli 2ia.'NI
-,EWiNG MACuINiS-WANr TED, PER.
~ sons Mo % sh n learn ~ operate On S.nger's
swing maoninsy terms only ", Ani pfactila on
"a < .ds 81 work. q - some & 4 ssfari . lektu
~ pe4a pl1 trala Inquire % D.npccy 4, LIST
1,ur oalb 24.GsiOT
SEWING MACHINE-WANrE TED LADIES
- q learn W Operate on Singers, W lalsr = VII
s1n's And Othsr metlg hlA1hin -. ~rId per eh
Il pr., tioad On shJp Tk till Astsh.d. Al tho
yiugrs and sas y loaned Ier's0a. Al-i maJhiugs
'or sale ard - % a. i6g OTShArd n, near btAlion.
OlJ HEosl39
oEWINQ MACiINEt-LADlBo TAUGHT
- - operate o1 B.ugeTH aud Wh.alsr Wilson's
Swing maChiuas, 10y an old experienced ts'oher,
r aGuns nll psrtsCt Un worki shd recon mhndod b.
SsrE aftar lssTnng, from N 81 81, ~ " Stllon
g. EeAr Allen, Ir vtts dWAling, OlO 4aG'lh
TAuORE5SE9 WANTED-25 TAILOR
Il ,Res & Gpish pantalsoni also soma b,iiters,
aud 4 fov ~ IOar auli p1 20 paid 10 thoss tnat
will suit. W4lypr,h st. An house from Flushing
~, K,At Bro.klyn- I. CLARK Apply for wOek,
U2i 2'iZO
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FsTssS.
A T1ENTIOE LADIES

"A FURS!! FUhSll FCRSl
The Old tbsl el Now York Fur Manufacturing
Co Darot - Chatham st, offer greater induce
ronia thAn ever Now is the tims to got y, =, wln-
Ter suits fIr Glru, half the iRl price. We have =
Aru, frssh and thu b'st selected stock Of furs TO
IL found, A. tho following very low rats' -
Water Mink, Care, Mpff And:Cuns ~ 20 Water
Mub, iul. - Ctpt, MuT And Cufi, ga MHsh
u ~ a Cape, MuG ard Cuff 9lD ~ Fren'N
wink, Crpe, Null and Cuffs. 81 h. $40; Frenon
'Uuk, full y CAp-, Muh and Cuffs 90 ~ } 10 :;
trench, ssUle Cape, Mun and Cuffs, ~ n so ;
f,rI rh M'uk Muns, 20 H. f9 Water Mink Mule,
5 tp Ss; French Sable Mulf1, - to - %; water
ani FI,nch N ukFT nch B.hlr and American Ftch
~; pth'e Bs"ue Mar in, Fitch Martin, Mink
~ tin Br.nx Mink, and Grey Siberia Squirrel,
.iuAly as low. A large var aiy Of ChitTsn'v Fancy
suB. New Y rk fur Manufacturing Co., D'pDt
Ohataar 81. Cleaning, repairing and alter NJ
nehty done. FLEMING, Manager. o2l Tlaci92
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LOR LIvERPOOL-0LD BLACK STAR
i I.te-Tie pscket sNip AUSTRALIA, ying a.
ris- 81, Past River, salts to-norrOv. Tie JOHN
BRIGHT sails Olt'ber 26th. Por passage Alpy IN
slard, or " WILLLAks GUION, No. ~ = ,tan
Buel aoss Atc'lb
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NOTICE To PASSENGERS To LIVER
~ pool or London. .-wheu yuu pay yOur passAgs
% ethor II the above por,., be carl tnAi tha date
u aAiirgt mert.nel un ts ncts,. According
p4r isy md Ni'i boArd " the ship do. sS sdl
viii ia ,uo days Of ths date - the ncEa. In or
De- - obtain redress, apply 81 ,As rpoln-. Pohss
Co1t osO SAAe'ul
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old BLACK STAR LINZ
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKErb.
PNssAge frun ~ " Liverpn ol by TITO following arS
class packe, ship~, sailing on the
bth AID ttth of eaoh hcria.
Adelaide, CulivAtor, kSfduA,
Australia CynOeure, John Brghi
Belle Woods, Chancellor, Thrutnn,
Bri ilgewater, Constitution, Uaiver-a.
DRAFTS ON THB ROYAL BANKS
OF IRA-AsD, UIArH BASuEd 90, AID ALL rnrs
or ESoLAyy AED Snor.ASD.
ola alAc'lOG VILLAINS q GuIoN, 70 fulton a.
C'~-EsN wEHkLT NErr rts
= Sgy' yosE AHn 'JvRGFpJfA
'a- iihJ AZ HaHs-Ai"s ,'~-s- ~. = HUbkl,s
rp.JiIar ~ r,vy I, a .na rnsisoal saia ssg.s
- - rnf rti tDsluo disysss s,nz tuF- !ul- p-v Itt
Cy's-Do'b ir,1 2ssa,ushlPs - f,lovv--
GLASGOW. w................, .SNturdAy, OFT. asth.
KAEGABOO. saturday, NV. sth
~ ~ gvrrv rros~dips ssSird,y, 1rcbs ru-v
1..r ~ Now silver
4s Va ~ rA ssLes.
EINsr g. ssiN................sss 81
do so LcudGo......- 90
tTEyRAos............ 90
DO W london ..-- % W
hssrrge HssuIr rfsh - so-.t iss
- -oues-s Sog--srd.i " r,Its Asyrs zau-iors.
she isnsl, aoasrdsm. Answsrp co. y -~auSsa
Persas Elsa,sE 20 hras Jai iAx, sisad'
e1g Ncss- tert
so- H,rt4'n lrtsruassica, sppiY % SOS oo1p>ny's
Dnsr
fays e~lb4 ID Sroshvsy, b.E
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EMPLOY uRNT-mMIes.

PILL Posi- LRS WANTED-k FEW AC-
- tive you mou nrork At the business 4 po-,>
ing bills th,se accuetJmei N the business pre-.
ferred. Cal Al c. W. LAKEMANs, Bill Pistsr,
% hillary o. Bruoklyn. o2a i'iOi
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COAL AND RUEI..

DIST OF RED AND WHITE Asa
ID cnal, ~ 20 per ton, 500 lhs, delivered free
and clean: yari. and ? RsycptN ~. Brosl-
way. n v, and branch othce, 70 Rtgh,h ave. q. p.
BACuh Agent OF bac'iT
COAL-f4 Sb PER TON, THlS& WEEK
" only, for the bcs, rod and WHIT ash ou., stova
rage, grAts and fnrnA)a sEos, delivered fros aud
eloan ONhcs, 1GA powery, near Broome stress,
oI a4Ac'l89
,'LNUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL or
- ten quA ity, Sit1e iOwesi mNrUt Pr 20
10 yard, a. - itA per t,n lass from the bOtl- A
.. - sa-, IAh'gn, J0ou,t Mountain and BAoN.
.GtAs HENRY RREVb, corner M anI
Zen tfa. and O Jane sni W5s,tts. oclO Hs''lus
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so,6tOOO


NNtotO w
Or nearly % Per cent direrucc.
Thus tar there have been issued under the
new contract %. 600 600 stamp; ~ m.nv nor-
will be required To furnish the Post Ohieo, ia
the county, aud To mcst tho demand for tue
exchange f the old stamp.
The estimated issue of new stamp at 'tcsr
pirstion of one year from tho commonc. neut
thereof Is $500, 900 900.
" hich at the cid price would c,st
the Department. t................ s5i, ,O0e Oe
While AT the present price will cost
but........................Gl2,0)l but. ,0)l %
Making a saving u the Department
under the preseut contract ~ COM
pared with tho former ono OF .. el2, 100
the roroNAC-nAD uoorIHu.
The Reliance vent down to join tho n1tilll
last nj Iht, Al d tho Robert Ls,l, stated thith
,r today noon, some 10 vessels went dnsn yas.
tcrisy and safely pas 'cd tho rcDel batteries. A
large numler Cf sho were Irod Al thom but
noae struck.
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TOR LIVERPOOL - DREADSDuGar
Lire Tie splendid supps--s BS1ORr,
Gait whitmsn. viii p,-itivey sai lli sIit-r.
TIE ships 4 tie line are latsd for the ext aor-
diuAry spsed. For passage, lbs "a rats o. Npp.y
bird Pier 8, North River, " 70 v. DEIARBJr,
=" S0uth ST. - s'.'6
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Tho following two de patches appeared in otr
last edition yesterday.
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SECURE AND COLLECT ZoU2 CLAIMS
> MsrcuaY u aud bus nial crl r--. a. 'g M
diiey upon their nuts Soop1u.s Aut lena d, -
~ a,iVSlrs rasn T. tVO-thiTds thsir 'Alua.
Bu idars and mac .Ao.cS can sSsdEs tnt1r i3ns aud
"a D. ID, advance.
LAv business prom utly attended b,
y. H. HOu SE q lInsslor-S, Law, l6 VAL a., n
T. Advice AYfys free. sci C'lu
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EoR LIYERpooI-ruE EAsr SAILING

EOR LIvERPOOLr-TIIE FAST SAILING
Il gitypar ship CALHOUN, Capt. TRUMAN. vii
- Saturday, oc, 96th, having unslualed ac-
o nm iAiions f1r FIRST aud second class passengers.
s.opnd cl.ss passengois taksi for the low price Of
sl4 AID found with provisions. Apply on b1NrL
or At tie ohee ca Pier 8, North River. n. col.
LIN. olV SlsS
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EIRsr SHIPS FOB LONDON AND LIv-
Il e1ool-t.e splendi ship LlNsRPOOL At pi.r
10, L. T., sails for London, Oct s4,h. ship NbW
WORLD, for Liverpool, will sail In few days
Pager gers tasen In I'd cabin =, reduced snetAgo
rates, and found. For passage " or from tae above
% ", apply 70 THo5. q. ROCHE 50 5iuta 81.
oiq s'i2b
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-EWlNG MACuINiS-WAN TED, PER.
~ aons SLo " Hh n learn W operate On S.rger's
soW ing mAonin.st terms only ", aud pf4cti1a on
a Kids 81 work. 80 some 4. j ss7sri o learp
u pelA pl1 trala. Inquire % D.npceY 4, LIST
n,ur oclb 24lc'iOT
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SHIPPING.

IOR LIyERPOOL1-rHE SPLENDID
II pa1ke. ship CALHoUr, ss,ls '5,1 Oct,'-r
, Fp- psstsge cr drsit' cn ,ns N.Y. w. lre I'D
Li1e, lIs Peal 81. ''' At"'ol
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Wurtys p''f ~
MO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE-
IN October TIh, 1851.
Al persons are cautioned against buying or naga'
sstin ths following $40 PER osnt. Treasury ND,sa,
'ik;-
-. No. s037 Tor $500.
Na n SO H. s9s q saT, 21 s2s, ios s0o saoh pEy
abls 10 the order Il CA BPENTRR a HILL tbs sAns
having been o5tained by fraud. and thsir psyn-shi
being stopped
OILS AND PAINTS-BoIL4ED PAINT OIL
" ~ csnsa sIAstc roof oil, % osue per gallon.
4al. .4 rA'L yall- y ochr-, And sns .t.l rru~n.
... .r, p'r ib. 1iie leaf and h.nc, ants In
q ! , iuIP,aIns, o. D. UDWE!Is 96' Par
4. Ocs 9As.'ile
O2BACH & MANNING,
EAsuTAOrlKEfg or
TPIHHH VAIIaF1 CABPE nAlI Sc.
Ho. wAasH, sr. and ~ 3nOIDWAY,
HEW YOhE.
FACTORY,
.'qf MhsEsT ar, HEvIAE, n. '.
70 u RORbkCii, 7. v. AAHHIS0.
,sssilry ls'u ttb1 ShIieaals pnoes du1uI ths
~. ylsurlls
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SEWlHG MhCHINES-wANrE TED
- dies learned " operate on w. ~ W. sewing u.Ns
al IN hrsucfe, aud particulars for 81, CAL III ".
3Ish ~, near Nj ighth ave. OF 3'lH
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C,IWlNG NTEU LADIES
- In harn 10 operate on Singer's and Who los ~
.tc' um AIDED b work. Terms 81. A. i5n Fulton
., BryuEiyn, up atAirs. ooli 2iA.'nT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

Says The Richmond Wig Of the 81 The
Yankees are amusing themselves Ia making
raids across the Potomac. and plundering
and srfesting citizens In Jefferson county.
They are kindiiug rage in the bosom of
S0athern people, whiehesu never be appess-
cd, until their own cities are In ashes, and
their homes Inads desolate, }fEft 1
= The Winchester RspuDseaa gtves an account
Of one Of these fcee-bootiug incursions. last
Monday. TO Shcphesdstomn, where they ar.
rest<d f9uf OF I've individuals. and then went
TO Ar. BotsIer's house, SIS 2g
= The Reps1licae says. -. - -
The Erss apartment OF the mansion enter
cd was occupied by Mr.. Rein D. Shepherd,
son-in.Iaw of Mr.. Boteler. Mr., Shepherd
was despatched 70 the Maryland side of the
river, under strong guard, and the search
for Mr.. Boteler was continued. The door of
the chamber where Mrs. Boteler was calmly
reposing, not even dreaming of the presence
OF The, losthsone enemy, was rudely burst
open, aud she was aroused to find the Sane
tity of her chamber polluted ky the presence
Of these midnight assaseins. Springing from
her bed, she demanded to know the occasion
Of the unreasonable visit, bat received no
answer but assassin scowlF. The bed clothes
presenting a heaped appearance, Yankee I'm
aginanon construed it into snugly encons-
ed Congressman, aue 50 effective measures
were taken to secure the prize. The bed was
bayouetted through and through, and one of
the gang actually discharged rife ball a.
90 tie bad! Comment On this outrage is I'M
necessary. Picture the invasion Of the cham
Der of a refined and Intelligent lady by q mob
Of Northern Observation-Disclosures the scowl
of the demons. the CLEAN of the bayonet, the
sound Of the intended death-dealing weapon,
and the sulphurous fume attending the dis
chafge-and then answer what greater out
rage can be In store for any one?
The Congressman, however, we are happy
10 Assure bis numerous friends, Ia still alive,
enjoying the freedom and inhsling the pure,
untsinted air of our glorious Southern Con.
federacy. Mr.. Boteler left home few hours
before the Yankees called on him, and is
now attending TO his public duties in Rich
nopd. --s &
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

LopsrASA .CoNaREssIosAL. sDRLkeaTIoS,-
The following are the members of Congress
elected in Lousiona:{
First District--CharlesJ villere.
Second Distriot-Charles n Conrad.
Third DIstrict-D. F. Kenner.
Fourth District-Lucien J. Dupre.
Fifth District-John L. Lewis
Sixth Dissrict-John Perkins, Jr, Ia
sAessrs. Conrad, Kenner, and Perkins are
members Of the present Provisional Congress.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
N sW York Merchants and the SOUTH
arn Debts.

An informal meeting of dry goods mer-
chants having claims against Southerners,
was held at the Aston House yesterdy. E.
8. Jaffray, of the firm of j. &. Jaffray &
Son, presided, and T. L. Neweomb, of the
United States EcoaoasiG, acted as Secretary.
The following firms were represented: s..
B. Chittenden i Co.; ClaHin, Mellen i Co.;
Smyths, sprague 4 Cooper; Hsnford &
Browning; Richards, Taught 4 Co.; Pagan
i Carhart; Longstreet, Bradford & Co.
Mr.. Cleveland stated that the object Of the
meeting was for the consideration of some
plan by which they might Induce the Prsd-
dent and Congress to provide for the inter-
ests Of Northern merchants whose debts have
been confscated by the rebel Government,
and stated at length the losses which have
been incurred By the merchants of the North,
the manner In which their debts due had
been conascated, and the necessity for some
decided action to be taken by the Federal
Government to secure indemnity.
The merchants of the South who were
traitorous had given their money to the re-
bel Government without reluctance, while
those who were honest were compelled to
give. The rebels confessed having Northern
property, and is was now proposed to make
them disgorge. The payment OF debts to
the North had been made criminal.
To elicit more fully the opinions of the
gentlemen present, Mr.. @. read the first para
graph of bill which had been prepared with
great care, and which 1t was proposed to of
fer to the Congress at its next session, emit
tied IAN act to organize United States tri
bunal to enforce, by civil and military pow
er, the payment Of debts and damages due to
loyal American citizens, and restoration of
their property and effects In certain cases
arising out of the rebellion.
After some discussion, In which Messrs.
Claim, Cleveland. Chittenden, and Hanford
took part, resolution was adopted appoint
Ing committee of i've to draft memorial
to the President of the United States, asking
him TO provide some way in which to collect
Southern debts. The committee consisted of
Messrs. Jaftay, Clafin, Cleveland. Smythe
and Woodward, who are 10 procnfs the Gig
natures of merchants to the nemorial.-R.
=. cdasmGetal Saturday. =
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ASfAxfIIxo RuxoK-A Richnond paper
os the Sd fnst, according TO the telegraph,
aakes The astounding announcement that one
CO. Heory Heath, Of virginis, hss been
nomInated bT The President AZ Asjor general
Of he forces In Missouri to supersede Gen.
Price. We cannot believe that the Admins
srstion you'd be guilty Of such reckless I'm,
bsctlisy - this change would indicate, ana
shau accordingly await The condemnation OF
,he etssement before attaching the slightest
credit to t. Gen. Prize has demonstrated
himself to be general second 10 capacity 20
noae In The service OF the country, and his
achievements 90 far in this war entitle him 10
"a appointment at the hands OF the GoSern-
ueut commensurates With the popular csti-
mate Of his merits. The Idea OF his being So
peFseded is TOO Preposserons TOE "opnen'r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aspa
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Important to TAX Payers,
COLLECTIONS OsrrcE


Nashville, Dec. 4th, 1851
The tax payers Of the city of Nashville are notrHAi
that the tax for 1861 for the benefit Of the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, has been levied By The
City Council, and the books placed in my Office, whus
payment may be made.
Corporation Tax payers who have thus Tar neglected
70 settle their taxes for the present year ear sss
requested to call and pay without delay as they VII
thereby save costs and interest Longer indu,esuss
cannot be given, without injury to TIE public.
FL A. NELSON,
oecS I'm Collector, City Enn
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DIED.

In this city yesterday at the residence Of bis sse,
OF consumption in the 9th year of his age, ooIw1n
" SRrEsoo, Of County Armagh, Ireland he vas
son Of Dr. John sheegog Of the Royal College Of so
gems, and Of County Armagh, Ireland. He wsss
printer by trade, and employed, IS apprentice ADD
journeynan, In the Republican Banner oaice toe ts
last twelve years. he was good conpOsitor, lain.
fu' aud attentive 70 his duties, and pleasant a..
agreeable companion. Peace to his names
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..Goyernment Not,ce.,

We havs this day been appointed agents of and ar
the Confederate States OF America for the purci..ns
and packing Hcss and cstus, In aud for tai, snd
GAINESVILLE district and all Of Kentucky: and tAsr~
lore. solsct Calls and correspondence o. an parts bar
ING oattls end Hogs 70 sen, and also aoonfsrenes 10
oar authorized agents IN each and every coun,x
@ e ". BRUCE & CO.
Ha$aViss, Nov s'sei-@@ Agents G, : A
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az the train quite crowd Yves assembled
there. CheeIs were given when the train lett,
and that ended the demonstration.
tits General Eremont's design to proceed
Ito New FORK without stopping, his presence
With -sl-,-s
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Goa BELL, infant daughter OF W. L H. and aurxs
J. Horn, died 10 O'Clock, N, Dec. 9th, 70 be bzra
Tomorrow at two O'Clock p. m, It'll inst Aged I've
years, one month and fourteen DAYS.
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Noxper OF Ixrz8Esf.-A man made for
tune By Industry and close secononey ana
n ridsunmer, friend happening TO say TO
NJ Hev pleasant Il is 70 have such long
hdeAe dsys ~ aWhy y-es.n replied be. "but
these long days the interest comes IN slow W