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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
REAT EASTERN,
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WALTER PArtN, Commander,
win Do despatched
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Saturday, August 10 Tuesday, .... september
Wednesday, 80. October Saturday, October 25
tuesday, November Is Thursday, q. December II
This magnificent ship having proved horself IN.
oqualled for speed safety amt comfort (soa sickness
being unknown on board), Is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers.
Finsr CAhm.
From $40 10 sos each berth, according 10 thosize
situation, aud accommodation Of the State Rooms, all
having the same privileges IN the Saloons and in re-
gard 10 meals aud attendance, Suites Of apartments
ior families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR TIE VOYAGE to and nom LIVER.
POOL alta FARE AND A HALF
Servants accompanying passsngers, and children
under u years Of age, half fare infants nee
EHcOED CABIs.
State room berths, meals furnished az separate "a
BILE ..,.. $50
TIunD Cabs.
intermediate State Room passengers found with
beds, bedding table, utensils, and good substan-
tai toQai
srEEuAGE,
With superior accommt de tons, ,,... So
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet " luggage
An experience Surgeon on board,
for height and passage apply 20
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Committed to Jail

nv Davidson county, July %, 1854, negro mtn
" who says his nama IA ALLEN, and belougs 10
Annie Crminhsoi, Of Davidson County, Tenn. on ibe
kolensvlile Pike age about Is yeara weighs about
10 pounds feet inches blgh color. black ears
both hands
The owner is requested 70 come forward, prove
property aud pay charges AZ The Inv directs.
JIM HlNTuN,
iulysi-8 sheriff and Jailor Of b G.
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Committed to Jail

M Davidson County, Tenn, july 2s, 1909, nearo
~ man, who Gays his name IL NATr, and belongs
10 Duncan. OF fraukiin County, Tenn. AIRED about
II years; let inches high weighs nboui TAO
pounds color blnck small scar on forehead
Tho owner Is requested 70 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
J. N. HINTON
july3i-3t sheriff md Tailor Of u. G..
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Committed IN Tail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, June i5 1892 a negro
" man, who says his name is JACK, and belongs
TO Richard Hide, OF Davidson County, Tenn age about
80 years weighs about 40 pounds left eye out scar
on right hand
The owner h. requested TO come forward, prove pro
perry, lud pay charges, hs the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
juysl-3t Sheriff aud Tailor orb @.
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, Tenn July 2s 1889 negro
~ mao, who says his unme h MuSrS, and belongs
TO Silas Tucscr, q Rutherford County n nns %
about 40 years ; feet 8 inches high weighs 10
pounds color, BLACK nuge crooked Or ! q hand.
The owner is requested 10 come forward prov
property, and pay charges a. the law directs.
j. DO. HINTON
iuy3i-si Sheriff and Tailor OF b C.
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The Ice Cream Garden
sos REWARD

,T0LRN, from z HULDIBRANn. Jswcilsf. on In.
- 500 street, one PATENT LEVER ENOLfsH
GOLD WATCH, maiif iurcd by Jn0. johnston Iv.
arpooi Ihe Watch D OF small size, With white disl
eugavcd on The hsiie "6no ". hANsEu, from hls
ithcf in che yeir 1888 g. Ou ths outside =nrravsd
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.nr any Information hat may lead 70 me recovery u
enc properly. II "a. HAMMER
Iuueb-u
Iouivus journal please copy TO lhe amt. orgs.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn. July 49, 1862, negro
~ man, who says his name Il DUNMORE, and be,
ougs TO Jesse Martin, Of Marshall County, Tenn arc
about % years feet inches high color black
hand Indicates hard labor.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward prove pro-
petty, ard pay charges, as TIE Law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
luly3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of ID c.
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AashriIle SlmiuM.
To Correspondents.

Our correspondents must allow us TO
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time 10 be
read 10. Ills literally impossible.
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Committed To Iail

nv Davidson County, Tenn, July II, 1864, a negro
" woman, who says her nRme ia FANNY and be-
/ ngs 10 JuO A. Crockett, q MurfrecEboro Tenn.
age SO years weighs about 100 pounds fact az
inches hig right eye out scars on left wrist and
near the corner al the LEFT eye.
The owner "a requested 10 come forward prove
property and pay charges, a. the law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
jmy3l-3t sheriff and Tailor OfD. @.
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ICE CREAM SALOON

1'HE Subscribers have iust fitted up In handsome
4 style, n pleasant and conveulent pari 90 The
City, ID No 48, UNION STREET, next door % DE
Jtwelry store OF NJ } FirwcTs, an lCE CREAM
SALOON, and ne Ladies and Geuismen n hag1Yus
and vicinity aye respectfully luviicd % give uem
call They pledge themselves 90 keep on hand che
D. RANkIE
D. O'COkNER
N.B.-Famuics aud Parties supplied 40 any hour
By the quait.ty 90 che most liberal isrma
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30 A RID.

I HAVE TWO WiLL-FURNIsHED ROOMS. s1It.
able lor two small families, Or may b8 occupied
hy several geuilemen. House, opposite judge Cat
run.d dwelling Cherry street Terms LIBERAL
Ton or Eileen Day Hoauisrs can b. aco0mmoda.
~ also "A few Irlnlont h0arders can De- aooommo.
dated. lunaZl-aml MARTHA q. PEAClCk.
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Terms Of subsoriptions in Par Funds.

AR-An Communications on business with The once
will be Addressed TO the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION
and an communications to tho Editor will be address
to s. @. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers win do us great kind
meas by republshng the foregoing or its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months &c
some will DO highly interesting to all lovers Of Their
country and her free institutions, aud the columns OF
the UMoS will furnish theearliesi and most reliable
history Of those events.
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In ChanCery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESsEE. AT Rules held In the
- Clerks Office, Chanoery Court al Nashville, Mon
day, iuly the 1ih 1862.
William simmons Complainant r. McManus and
others Defendants
Il appearing from Affidavit hled IN this cause that
the Defendant r. kcMauus place Of residence Is IN
known and that he Is now nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee Il rs ordered that he do
enter his appearance herein before within the first
three days Of the next term Of said Court be hold
the LIST Mund iu November noXt GS62) and plead
answer or dcmur 10 Campninant's bill, Or the same
will be- taken for confessed u him aud set for
hearing partc aud that copy OF this order be pub
lshed once week for four successive weeks In the
Nashville Union, COpy--Auest:
J. =, GLEAYES, GAM
A. L, DfN0s, Col for C0nip't. july l3w4
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To all the Military Departments n,
the District OF the Ohio

ON AND AFTER THE lat DAY or JULY fsO2
Owtil open an oalcc az the g. Cloud Hotel 10 Nash.
Yllce, Ienneaso, aud one on Man street opposite
the Gault Houa Louisyle, Ky, for all transactions
o. 0ocf 10 this department, o. three months from
July lst 1867. CHARLES KAHN, Jr,
Beef Contractor for The Districts Of Oaio
N B-Iiighest Market price paid for good cattle
julyt-ttf
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stravad or sfolen /

TR0M ON OF 1uh ions on THE sUHCuHm. 4
IT 0rey Jack ny one ono returning tho aniulh %
fiyilg ihitrmaiIou Of Ma sam8 siu BE- suitably foNar
ded
BIG sCOyAI, On North summer So
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SICK OR WOUNDED

70 the Army INTEL gonce Oaioe and obtain reIi-
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed In the States OF
Illinois, IHdiaHa, Ohio, Iosa, MichigaA WisooH.
sin, HinHesota, Kentuoty md Arissouri.
TORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
- nnY aoldiar from tho show o.~s-ei ifrtIUr
SICK, WOUNDED, KLLIn, Or TAKEN PRtsoNEa, and
In what battles be may have been engaged ana
where his regiment is stationed.
Informal on will also be gwen OF the condition of
aty sick or wounded soldier 20 ~ Louis Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound CITY, or any Hospitai
in the Western department and where those Killed
IN battle or have died from their wounds are buri
ed and where these takea prisoners are con.
dnsd.
This Is the only Army Intelligence Office in the
Department Of the Mississippi, or Western Depart.
ments-and information Of soldiers from any OF the
above States can be given az any time by calling or
writing TO tho Army Intelligence ONCE.
Pe sons writing will please give tho name Of the
soldier, what state he listed IN and tho number OF
bis reg ment. Charges for any Mind ofAl W Intol.
gence will be Two DOLLARS, and any person riting
will please enclose tine amount, in order to secure
attention TO their inquiries.
address; Army Intelligence ONCE, st. Louis, Mo-.
Ia care r. " Cox 1873. May IS, is61--ly
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ried.

f1eds
BRowN-DoDp-On Wednesday, September II, by the
Rev. Spencer L. Finney Mr.. JAMES Brown Miss JANE
DoDD, both OF this city
DouRMANN--FRERE-On Wednesday evening" October
g. BY Rev. JUL Bungroth, WILLIAM H. DoHRMANN to Angus
IA FRERB, both Of Jersey City.
DorY-HKArB-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October s,
by the Rev N. T. smith, JAMES c. DoIY ANNIE L. cid.
est daughter Of w. H. Heath. ESQ.,, all Of Brooklyn.
FIERz-WAKEMAN-In Jersey City, on Thursday. Sep
cmbcr 25, by the Rev. Dr. Riddle, at the First Reformed
TO CoRSEA, daughter Of b. r. wakcman Esq., Of Jersey
City.
HLroN-HoIpET. Bergen New Jersey, on Tuesday
October by the Rev F. c. Putnam, the residence Of
the bride, JonS A. HILTON to Miss MATILDA j. HOLDEN,
both Of the above place.
McCAFrI--vAs WYcK.-0n Wednesday, October l, by
Rev. ID. McAister, JAMES McCAFF1I, Of New York, to
Miss ElzAgErn VAN WycK daughter Of Theo Van wyck.
Of Woodbury., LII
MERsEREAu-DoxEy.-On Tuesday, october I, by the
Rev s. De Haas at the residence Of the BRIDES father,
SErBE MERsEREAu to Miss DoxEy, only daughter
Of Andrew N. Doxey, Of Flatands, L. l.
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New HAVEN, Oct 7-Arr bark Evening Star, Msnsnsld.
Blair Elizabehport Ellen Louisa, Snow NYork sloops
Amelia Chase, and Warren Stokes Sid schrs Advance.
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Boston; Suwannee, Symes New Orleans ship Kate Prince.
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mouth. NH kech Commerce Barnes, Mayaguez, PR; schrS
Rambler (Br), Bisse st John NIB; Herald Knight New
buryport; Mitchell, Eaton Trrell Hggins; Glib
son Bartlett; W Richie, Fetherby and stlle, Swain.
LxwEs Del, Oct 4 N AM-The ship Maria for Antwerp,
went = sea Tbs mornng Brig la from Cadenas put IN
pORILAND. Oct S-Arr ssesmsbip Chesapeake wnlests,
NYork schrs Superior Robinson; Frank Maria Barbour,
Pnkhan, Trenton. Ather,on. Havana; schr Campbe
PSSvipENcE. aS Oct 7Arr steamers wes.che..r, Nye,
VIM LapeS RoninsS haapsa S sscOD snc
and W Brainard Bowditca, do; b Fiddeman, Ecker.
Keyport, Nj Paiadii Brown, and NJ Meserole,
line Wilson, Harvey, Rondout; Espedite Beebe. do;
Christopher Columbus, Bacon, HaverstrSw, ny; Matthew
Bird Davis Port Even for Pawtucket; Copy, Barlow,
Brush Yosng, Port Even; Translation, smith, do ABBY
Gould, Rogers. and Oregon, Rhodes, NYork Frederic
AND menr cSs Ely Gen s KS.suh
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Flanders: Eva Norhup, and James Lawrence Q, Tooksr.
Hawkins George Davis. Young and Planter, xppieSy,
NYork.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct Carr schrs Van Buren, WALL Rhfa-
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PAWTUCKET Oct 7-Air schr Montezuma Penney, Ron
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MARIA MAYO SCOTT,
WYE OF
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SCOTT.
Born in Richmond, 1859.
n.ad In, Rnr,o Ivs,a 1R 1870

The religious services were those prescribed by the
Episcopal Church. and performed by the Rev. Dr.
Morgan, rector Of St. Thomas church, Rev. Dr. J. c.
Smith, Of the Church Of the Ascension Rev. Dr. j. O. Lat
and the Rev. DIR. Daniel r. Warren OF New Jersey.
The exercises briefly as follows:--
Reading of sentences entering the church by Rev.
Or. Smith
anthem and lesson by the Rev DIR. Morgan.
Reading Of the committa service by Rev. DR.. Smith
Singing Of the lSsth hymn by the cair and reading OF
the by the rector.
Al the conclusion Of these ceremoa he coffin was
carried down tho centre aisle, out roadway and
around to the little graveyard III the Of the church
followed by the entire assemblage, Con ii scott leading
the way. Here the remains Gepos tied temporarily
in the vault or Mrs Rogers, where they repose until
such time they be removed TO the family burying
ground in Richmond, Virginia.
After the coffin lowered into the grave Or. Morgan
invoked solemn benediction upon all present. and the
assemblags dispersed.
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Brig Summing Bro. Ip Pals.. lsdays with stores
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S' AZ via :i:I s:ssSd; Slis:S Sept = %
sslr Enre.s r,. Fowler nssn CD, Is days, with COAL
sshr Jails tsr5 Coz, Lnsan. cB day.. with COAL to
sshr Ensrprise Brl Gould, Linsan. CB II days. with
SCH! Comet SBrj Dowsl Cow Bay oB II days. with COAL
schr Rio, small. shulee Ms. 10 days, with spars to
sehr Argus Eye tOf Wilmington DeD, Townsend New Or
VS. Smith, Ml'e soya ssss Port % Rss is days
schr ii R Barnes lof New Hayenj Bsrnss Georgetown
es1 sis
Nellie from Nassau for Phadelphia.a prize to the
sshrS sss ~ Hawk, Hawkins, s,,s wssshnssa, day.
schi Maapden Belle Alexander EaabstIpcrt for Boston
schr GaSIn, Marshall. EisaSsshport for Boston.
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schr Express wentworth, Bangor days
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s;iS. sssr Avon, " Paris PioyISsnse. sdays
, Steamer Am Wm Clyde ~ transpor. Laushln. Washing
Steamer J r Thompson Chance, Baltimore
s;ss%ss Ssss ps%sas ssss dsssn ss%sss Psiiaa.ph.
Steamer Petrol Young Pro1iaancs i,nos.
BELOW
Ship Napier Marshall from Liverpool
Ship Carolus Macnus Ashbey, from Lfvsrpooi
Ship Lucinda, Smith from BRISTOL L.
Ship + Wheeler, Gadd, from Glasgow
Ship Ohas Dave nport, Kelley from Cagliari
Bark Glasgow.-Au by pilot boat II Marshall Nos
Ship Theobald, Theob.ld, from Cardin.
ship Thnandra.
Brig w Holt
Brig VIM Moore (Dan), from
Brig IZa West Indies
Schr Jessie (Br), from Halifax N6
SAILED.
Br steamship Scotia, Liverpool; steamer Ellen Terry,
Newbern, NC.
Wind AT sunset SW
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0bscquies or MRS. Gen. scott.

The funeral services over the remains Of Mrs. Maria
Mayo Scott wife of Lieutenant General Winfield Scott
took place yesterday afternoon at St. Thomas Episcopal
church, of Broadway and Houston street The
cred sdince we'll filed with highly respectable
sembage Of ladies and gcntlomen composed almost
rey Of intimate friends Of the family and many Of
most distinguished citizens.
The remains Of the deceased lady were encased in
elegant black cofn which was placed in q conspicuous
position in front OF the altar within view Of the entire
cong egation On the lid the following brief inscrp-
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1852.

which art win commspzmorate the herosm and the suE-
ferngs hy which our Atlonal life saved and
tional glery consumrznted.
Present to Mr. ssitter grateful sense Of his
name donation. arour high appreciation OF the s with
which he has his subject and achieved his work
have the hqAor 70 be, Ar Mayor, yesy osedisas
servant, H. ". BEf Lows
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GENERAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.


Day OF Humiliation and Prayer-Reli.
Eious Services in Trinity Church-Ths
Assembled Blshops' Prayer fsr the Ma.
tion-Largc Attendance OF Bishops and
Clergymen.
Yesterday the day appointed by she bishops and
clerical and lay delegates Of the Protestant Epscopa
Church OF America assembled in general convention,
Of humiliation and prayer in the Church for the
ration Of peace 70 the country by intestine rebellion
special prayer prepared by tho House OF Bishops
be offered up the Of the services, which
accepted appropriate for the occasion by the lower
House composing tho Convention.
Eleven O'Clock A. NJ. was the hour appointed for the
services, at which time Trinity church was cons
deraby crowded The pews either side Of the centre
appropriated to the clerical lay delegates
to the Convention the remaining pews all other per-
few minutes before eleven A. H. the bishops Of
the various dccses Of the seeded States and the
clergymen OF Trinity church, preceded by the cho
rters entered the church, and at took their places
m the chancel and at tho altar. Right Rev. bishop
McCoskry of Michigan read tho opening services.
The Chur intoned the 130th Psalm, Out Of the depths
have called to Thee, Lord Lord hear my voice,
The first lesson was the 59th chapter Of Isaiah.
Right Rev. Bishop Ksmpcr read the second lesson
the 9th chapter Of the gospel st. Luke beginning with
the 10th verse.
Right Rev Bishop Smith OF Kentucky read the i.any
Right Rev Bishop Whittingham, OF Maryland road tho
general thanksgiving after which was read the
SPECIAL PRAYER NATION.
It was humble confession OF the manifold sins and
transgressons OF the American people nation, IN
appeal for sanctifcaon and prayer that the shall
be in all borders, and that all resistance TO
the lawful government of the land shall utterly cease
that the consultations Of Gods would be extended to
all sick and wounded posons all prisoners and all those
bereaved OF relatives and friends by Of the pre-
sent caamties closing with prayer for the Church.
Deep attention paid to the reading OF this prayer
The reverend gentleman to whose delivery was en-
trusted however, not good reader and there
much strainng OF the among those who had not q
printed copy Of it 70 catch force and understand its
special appropriateness to the occasion.
collection made for the Ladies' Hospital for the
Relief Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
There preached and the services Of the
day concluded with the usual prayers.
An additional special prayer TO God to appcase the
tumuts among u.s. TO bring end the dreadful strife
which raging in land and to restore peace to
afflicted country, offered up, after which the
benedction pronounced, when the large congrega
ton dispersed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A DvICE GRATIS.-LEr OUR PEOPLE CAST THEIR
IA the weekly of the City Inspectors
fee to the number oil deaths from comparatively slight
In the and then reflect that all
ami'ies could have been prevented by the Of the
French Cognac Bittersn which is certain
bilious levers diarrha, dysentey colc fever ague
and such diseases. which If neglected pes
ental chara When the Of the Crimea were
decimaed BY those complaints which ahict brave
the Potomac and elsewhere discovered
In instance the malady could eradcated by
the habitual OF the Coynac Bers. which have
since adopted by the medical stan the allied The
genuine Cognac Bittsrs is imported solely BY g. STEIN
FIELD No 10 Nassau street; and sold by all respectable
druggists, grocers and liquor dealers in America
A ANTOKAKI.AYAsH.-wHATI is GUNJAH wALLAHi-
IA This WORLD RENOWNED TURKISH NERvINE
Immediately Nervous Affections Rheumatism Neu-
ralga Epilepsy Palptaton Of the Heart Nervous Debility
Headache. supcrsedes opium qunine, liquors and all
cotlcs Is powerful tonic put up goid silver
boxes cents each FIVE boxes IN unique Turkish
for ST. Postage small boxes, cartons, twep-
cents which must accompany each order Sold by drug
gists immense quantities selling Agents wanted for cities
and counties. Sole importers, SCOTT CO., Chemists 661
Broadway. D. g. BARNES h CO., General Agents, 2O2
Broadway N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09

ISSUE ON TIE PRocLAMAToN.-James Fl. Birch, pro
slavery and coppehead demccrat and stump candidate
for Congress in the Sixth district Of Missouri is trying
make the turn entirely upon the issue OF ths
Presidents emancipation proclamation.
The New York herald., 1862-10-09
EWPREssEs.

A BuRNItAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACE
"A. ing Establishment ~ w,s peyentt street. between
Fiith and sish ousehold frnkpre Ioxed ana
shipped Ih parts OF the world. for remov
fng furni0fs and from he country. PurnRure sereA