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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov i2-Gen. Rosecrans
has written congratuiatory letter 10 General
Negley on the latters successful defense OF
Nashville. The Rebels last night blew use the
stone work OF the bridge over Mill creek. on the
Murfrccsi GRO railroad, six miles from Nash
Vile. -
Most OF the Rebel supplies are forwarded 20
Chattanooga and Atlanta from MnrfrPesboro.
which is reported evacuated. The Rebel Gen
Ercckinridgc is sick. Union refugees are pre-
p.ring 30 return ~ Murfreesboro'.
Preparations are being made 10 elect Repre-
senEanyes TO the present Congress from certain
districts in Tennessee, on the occupancy ny the
Federal troops. Gov. johnson will probably
issue proclamation 10 that effect.
The first mail since Sept. 20th arrived tc .day.
Provisions are coming in abundahtly. The
reports in nerthern papers Of Rebels shelling
and burning part OF Nash vile is unfounded
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~ The Delaware Republican sums up The
result Of the election in that State as follows I:
eruor lay. Al majority; VIM Temple, BIyardite,
has feen elected TO Congress hy 81 MAJ irity.
In New Cas'le county every mon candi late
IS elecied by malorifins ranging from 53ato $40.
Ia Kent aud SuSs. counties every Bayarsiltc
IL elected. Thc Lcgis iatsrr iwfit stand as iol-
lows: Senaie--tosr union 70 five Bayar1ites;
Houses ven Unionists, fourteen Bayardftes.
The great Stc.d.r will consequently b. re-
t,irns Il 10 The I'nitfd States Senate 1t is GER
tain lha, The ir,ui nj mt yeles cast NOR tisa
equal Tsmrle's majority for Congress, and If a
thorough In nvestlEatign ronta ore naa, tne psuit
lia.nni. We do not know, ho we yer, tha, any
contest is proposed; at any rate, rebellion in
consequence oi defeat has not been thought Of
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SEALkD PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
- aay OF Soyemeer ioo7. for supply,ng the Q nited
Beef Cattle on the hoot.
r The Cattle to be delivered At Washington, D.
40 cattle admitted that weighs less than aH
as s 10 = %.ss not r.
ssy 81 o. "a sS1n & shsse1ss, % - the doT
viii be resufsa to Be- delivered u under Hs.s 2sr
:, bond with enod and sufficient security viii be
h Ss n bs
trset. - 80 :. 'F'-'
soas where the bidder il not present to respond
The names e ar%. she, E. stated in FULL with
TIE precise address of cach rne.ebsr Of the firm.
10 e q ESI BY Es
endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle"
hereby guarantee that is able to taii the com
ton sbd that. should his proposition Be sesepted.
ne will 2, once enter into contract in sceordancs
shsgid the contract be Awarded him. We are Pre-
peEsS to become his securities.
The responsibility Of the suar.ntors must be
y se csas % the 4 IT, GSr. Of
Bids waiea do not comply w'a the a1ov. pas's
= the 18th day Of :vembsr, 1857 at IL Clock NJ.
for purchasing all the Hides, Tailow Hoofs and
Horns of the Cattle killed by the Army Of the Po-
tomac III the territory embrnced by the Ra Rappahar-
noek and Potomac Rivers and the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
II is intended that the contractor shall follow the
army ard collect the hides and tallow hoors and
from each animal 70 DC collected ut his own risk'
He will be charged with the articles in each case
from obtaining them by proper authority
bond with good and sufficient security will be
required Tor the inliiiment OF the contract and
bid Will be entertained from previous contractors
who have failed TO comply with their contracts.
amp bid wi be unless the bidder ia
present To re> pond To his bid.
The articles cf sgreement with bond will be re-
opening Of the bids
The bids TO be directed to Col. A. Beckvith A.
''proppssls-' -
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dnd az chronic tfscithas
Every family, al this season. should .,ss, the
SAMBUCI WINE
Celebrated in Europe for its me,iicinai i teneii-
Ella. Ianlitirs az gentle s.inalan: To'..:, n;u.Aic
s;cisns used in Evropesn snt america, Y,-,.. ii.
and by some OF the frs. families in E,irops and
AZ A TONIC =. - ..
II las 20 oaunl causing an apprtit a.: hJ::i.ins
UP the .ysteii, being entirely pare mlns Of mosi
AS A DIURETIC. '-s-rs : v,s -..-
II i'm parts healthy action Of The Glands sud
S:os 5:sst aa..n. s@s 9.fs yfy ssas!s' IL
SPEERiS WINE :
Is not mixture or manu- factrat s-ticl,. but il
pure ironl We juice Of the Puring:! |ap,h,:cus
s aud fh,seis.ts a. p':s sss"g inndic",
an sAerllsat article !"r ail weak aud i1hsli.st1d
petite and bcneatins ladies and children. ''-
a LADIES' WINE -~
Because it will not intoxcate SIS other wines A. IL
IS arca for its rr rrnansr HasT sn
.:vc properties, imEarting healthy tone to the
sk in and compiarion. g. '''' "''' hs''''ns
We REFER TO
a few well W i known gentlemen and physicians who
Ger s. Winfield Scott, {. Dr. Wilson, llsA s.r.s,,
Ssv oGso1 NAY B. Sas
Ci:y. "'
Or P.rrer, n. y. City Or. Marcy. New York.
II; Y.rn@s 1s9s'? \ 4 J. S'eA' Dr. rsis', fhisas. r.
sgNone genuine without the sFusture of Al
each bottle. -.
AFMAKE OHE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and ali Rrs, class Daal.rs
i. SPEEK, Prop ictur.
EI.EYARp-Passaic, New Jersey
OFFICE-2eS Broadway. New York
JOHN LA F0Y, Paris,
nos cnly Agent for France and .ter:usny
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From " WIscoRyin-Riot i'm Opposition to the

MILWAUKEE, Nov. l2--The Jazan KEEL county
mob, not content with destroying the draft box
several prominent residents, stealing and de-
molishing everything they could Law hands on,
and maltrrating all who refused 10 side with
them. The provost marshal, w ith 600 infantry,
left this city OH the steamer Sunbeam and
sicamer Comet hast evening, and ro-day arrest.
ed som. fifty Of the rioters. ys.'..
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SAN NFRANCIsCO, Nov. 1l.-Sailed hence to-
day. steamer 0rizaba for Panama, carrying
Sl,i3s,tG0- in gold for New York and sl0J, 900
for England. S3h,Uo0 was also shipped by to.
days steamer for the national sanitary fund
lie Ssv'mW appioPrla.iohh towards ntnng ont
Massachusetts regiment was indefinitely post
poIs'd in the hoard of supervisors last evening
Congressmen Phelps leaves to-day by the
overland stage route for Washington.
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Salute in'Honer of Burnside

.HABTFoRn, Conn, Nov. lt.-Yesterday, 1t
noon, S. gGns were fired here. by order o. Gov
buckingham, of this State, i'm honor OF the ap-
poihtment of Gen. Burnside TO the command
OF the Army of the Potomac. 't.-
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s.-T.-18So.-<.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BlrTERS.


They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They ere an antidote to change of water and
diet. -r..
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enIiven the
mind. ~- .l
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent
feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure DiaTrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great reetorer. They are made Of
pure st. Croix- Rum, The celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasur of beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & co, 2oa Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eo6rn
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s.-T.-IRSo.-<

BRAKES PLANTATION B;TTERS
invigorates, strengthens, and pur4fies the sys-
tenn: is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. tits composed Of pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Rark, roots and herbs
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can he relied upon for its purity. Ii
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes OF the season. Sold by
all GroceTs, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
l.. Ii. DRAKE l. co, 2Ua Broadway. New
York sa.sa.s,,
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Destruction Of a Baggage Car.

DETROIT, Nov. I2.-The baggage car of the
express train coming west, containing the
mails, express matter, money and baggage,
was entirely destroyed by fire ar Longwood
station, on the Great Western railroad last
nirhI-
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h!sl:h's ChEhaEEE GshDGs Ciacus.

h!x..h'S c!:EhaREE GAnnER Ci"cus.
PENNSYL VdNIA Az AND SEVENTH ST
rERFORMANCES-hFT NIGHT
THIS tTHuRsDAYy NIGHT, Nov. is,
CLOWN COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
DIR. JAMES l.. THAYER
Prepared to T. ceiTe his FIJI nds
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH Of GOLD!
PROF n HALLER'S SCIENTIFIC WON -ERs
FREE BALLOON ASCENSIONl
EATON STONES DARING RIDING!
ALL THE COMPANY!
DR.. THAYER'S OFFER OF S25
TO THE MAN WHO CAN RIDE THE MULES.
REMEMRER THE CLOWNS BENEFIT
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W HAT WAS WAN TED.
NEW AND ELEGANT OYSTER SALOON IN
THE FIRST WARDi

AND HARVEY, at the urgent and repeated soil
citations OF his numerous friends, has ~
this day opened one at No. 199, Nine IS, ~ fAI
feenth ana IL streets, adjoining the SsAH
Erion Engine House, and fronting
Prnnsylvania avenue. 1t viii be com
Quoted as Branch of ofHARyEY's s celebrated steamed
Oyster Depot, by
NJ. HARVEY & J. LEWIS.
and the finest Oysters which the watrrs Of the
Chesspeake afford will be Ecli to their patrons.
Families cen be su psed daily at their residences
with raw or steamed oysters Of the best quality
Arrangements have been made for I, daily fr.s!
supply equal TO any demand and hence residents
81 The irst Ward, well those in other sections
oil the city. win not hereafter be subjected to the
necessity of buying from street hawkers.
Orders are respectfully solicited, and will es
prompt!y com piled with, day night.
Visitors to this new ests blishment will fnd it
worthy ofliberai patronage, ~ neither pains nor
expense have been or xiii be spared TO make il so
In every respect. T. NJ HARVEY
oc ~ i'm ]. LEWIS
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The Europa OFF Cape Race.

CAPE RACE, Nov. IA steamer. probably
the Europa, passed here IT Is o'clock this eye-
ming. The high sea prevented the Associated
Press boat from boarding her.
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LIME GROCERIES,

FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,.
FINE GROCERIES.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
Tho remainder Of the cargo of the
SCHOONER "ArD,"
Consisting Of every description sf
FINE -
GROCERIES,,
Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
In need Of Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED g. CoZZENs,
Copsisnee, corner Pa. avenue and l4th st
CAPT. HUTCHINds,
oc ls-n Schooner Aid" foot of IIth st.
lay COOKE co,
RA KERS,
No. 452 .FIrfERNTR STREET,
Dealers in 80
@ GOVERNMENT BONDS
TREASURY NOTES AND CERTIFICATES,
ARMY AND NAVY BILLS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
highest prices paid for GOLEo SILVER and
OLD DEMAND NOTES. oe T-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HtYaEs WssNjseTDg JHEsJEi

siIaES WASHINGTON THEATRE. af
ELEVENTH STREET., Near Penn Avenue
Sole Lossae ana Manager. ....... JAMES ii. NIXON
NEQrLynCaL sECegss,
jMMEhsS FIHUKE: 80,
r~coRESr ffffsSkE fsS rs %S ass!t FIN II ?: ssxsos sh
|. FhENCH STY
THIS ,rHrmsnafl EVENING. -'
rhe ns'artss.: -; =
tDbaS @CUBhS
!; fRsSst5Eiif IT. spy
a MY Dir RgwS, '
-,. -+- OIAhuS TAS -
I. noers open az ia Comm eucc 3: = precisely
Ss's may b. sT<ur.t i,om " to . cioek, By APP
f''ifs - The tcA "nice-- -.. DIX
GROWERS THs ATRE.
hsENCE near willard Hotel
l."snhh GsoFka----- ----- .--i- ------ .MaxsGxs
s;xteert' Appearance of
s~. Miss. LUCILLE WESTERN. aa
t-. t.sa~s THIS EVENING, ,-5zel s-E -----
Will be rep. a.-d for this night o,fv the bco,,,
fSi, thrilling. heart fonShing bsnles,ic ''a'''
bran q i:G FIVE acts. entitled ..
f.sF IYNNEf q. s.s.g-.. H..f.'
,.ny Is.yf .Ay THF ELoFEatENTs .. -, 2,
aaDAsfE st vIHik, ,.-.... .LrcILLE WESTERN
go Ta-v7"'r"'s, }:.''.ai y L"cti!. we,t.rn. --.a
e. Prirts ~ s:a:ssoa:Drr,s Ci-ria Il cents: Or.
C"'"'ei Gallery .: cents; C"i"r. Psrt-.re sacents
fFiEr;a ii'N-s =" S-ats ntas H.. secured during
the lay w,tknut cs trs charge .s,-G = -
FCRD'S NEW THEATRE,
.' ".~ FORDS -f..
NEW THE EASRF!
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PEES. AVENUE
Mir. JOHN I FORD. 80. e.. Manage and prnpriato,
tAiso OF noili1ay Street Theatre, i;ait,snore.
1ii. htHfhhsi bLkHp- Acting hauaGer
UNBoU EDED APPRECIATION
CROWDED AUDIENr
On the artistic acting of
NJ r: G. W. & . U I. OCK,
AM his Accomplished Dss; sh-.r,
Miss tirI'I.D D:i Il.
In the Reaniifui i.I-y which has
Cht aTED SIGH : SENSATION:
WITH 1E Il ~: s 'ses tis ,,s Gyssans
And ali irs Splendid Scenery!
THIS THUR DAY, EVENING.
Th, GYrn. Dsasa.
That ~ destined to create sensation far exceed
ing thu: Frn:rcei by 'karcac1 the
~ Cricket" entitled
THE CHIMNEY CORNER
~ @ &gG&. 0f HEARTS iEED HOMEs
Patty Prceity, ty,..............AiS. CnCLpOCK
al ih- Star ContpGas an the tos,
A MERRY II EIsis'f fsReE. siSh
In which MIR. BISiiOp arprars
TO MORROW NIGHT,
BENEFIT OF lMR. CUULDOTK.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Cirrie sDd Parquette 5 cents Orchestra
Seats 40 cents fana, Circle q CENTS, Cpiorcd Par
terre cent Private Boxes So.
Doors open -at 81 O'Clock performance com
n:erccs - "a ci"cs
~. >. rs ns
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&TEsMED DOYSTERS.-FIRsT WARD STEAM
- ED OYSTER SALOON, 162 Pa av.
tetr eeii 18th and 18th sis ts-ALBERTSINI
WtiODLEf hegs 20 inform the citizens NM.
ard strangers in Washington that he SE9
has, in company with J. Clan1autz ~
cFer ed snuc Steamed Oyster saloon in he First
Ward where ne hopes by selling nothing but the
finest tiyalTes to merit share Of their patronage
Remainder Nearly opposite his late pace-the
Eagle heStaurant. no 4-eoIm*
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAM EXECUTIVE Dr.
: fhRTMEST, Providence, Nov. la ls62.-Geaer1i.
Allow me 10 tender You my sincere congratu-
lations on your appointment TO the command
OF the Army of the Potomac. Your well known
energy. skill and patriotism will, I feel sure,
restore confidence 10 a disheartened p<>ops~,
and lead them TO expect active OPERATIONS ana
ia" spesdy -succPss of our brave arfny IN the
suppression OF treasoa and rebellon. L
Rhode Island rcgards your appointment
with unftigncd pride and pleasure -
= wx. SpR4evt. =
To General Burnside. Oomnander-in-C Chief,
: Army OF the Potomac. Ga
HEADSpARTEBs ARH4, Nov. &c, Ise2.
To Cor. Nm. Sproeasy Your dispatch Of fhis
date is received, and thank yop for H. II rs =
great atsppport 10 me in the Assumption OF SO rreat
a responsibility 10 know that have your co.. :
adence and that OF the State q Rhsda IslsnS. !.
Mai Gen. conds ArAy A e g .sS ssssss"s posa1s,.
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eIA raIlw aYshas been bpil in New zealand =,
about "a miles IN length risiss in that u
LIS MisxRApr,ss sris ksspblii. mn :. nsd1 ed "a
ore since the New York sl.cfion-Hsu Ysrssr =
E1Eress, -, -
80 The Quincy tIil,l whie say. sthet 9ea. - A
command Of any brigade in the seryice. = :.
. 81 Assis ant Treasurer Merptyre, OF the II. -
g. Mint at Phil ad, Iphfa, distr1buted On SAtpx.-.
day about ese, eoo worsn cf rostAge SerTe4cy.
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"A T. u X ~ 1T II Il .G.
n FURNITURE.
McGREGOR CO.. S@hD

McGREGOR l. CO., sSD
ExTENsIV WAREROOMs,
= $50 SEVENTH STREET,
aaa ao665
PARTSk sUfFEs i'm IN Broeaselle, Rep and Hair
CHAMBER SETS in Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahor
any. and Painted, neatly ornamented;
BGEs and pINiNa cmxIfEs:, cmihxIfss, hAfhNsi's IA.
supesiot Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
asG la,gs sf priced
WAsHsYANDs. OfFICE FURNITURE, &c
All of which are made frsm the best materials
Persons furnishing would DO weu to look through
the stock before purchasing. as we selling st
oe e3Sw.eo $50 Seventh street.
SUIT LEKs' PPLIEs.
j.. T. SMITH CO..
Nos s4a Nm sEp Stt vdKK KsKaoAb".r,
SiSSSEss iSH SS%hf$
SWORD .EELrs, HAvERsAOKs, PISTOL HoL-
BLHSkEIss TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS.
Soa4 jIiSSS SSSs1ses FOR SWORD &c EEIrs'
+ b M1hIT4RYXNb ciFiLiANo ( .
sss pkfsi oSSPs SS bSEEks
e., Alsrgs @ ard weIl selected Stock ofHne heavy
Sf syf sH sgmPss IN Pks ssG
desiTous to their wants ,Heavy Wosien Blankets,
i'r camp u''' at w%Ins RRi'ifs CO.,
oc 2s dtf between 9th and 10th streets.
TENTsi rv.rs, TENTsI
In SIunTtERs' TESTs 3 on h hsnd d and 4 m ms1e to order
RRdS'tf tfENfs soGdRr s'fR 4 and
SOLD. oc a. Inn
How Man, s,.;.Ia., a.ha ASHsEE .s,!,sn: ,..,
BY HAND MAGNATIsM the last three months
sEfR9G GS33To GsSs33TToH1rls SIT
TOOTH OF HEAD ACHE in a few minutes, TT
fsG EEitf tSER ss X 'xsTs snd Fss d.
ssf''s WIEN n hssass: sssS: fs;:s.an,
frAsB AsD IhhH hh4tEs Es EEhh1EHsAs EhE
SANE DAY.-A large and commo-
dious stage viii leave every morning. H6f7-&9
ih street and p Pa avenue for SarI oa9t House 81
and return the same day TO Washington.
rskets can % g had a. he New York se Giysty s..
be corner OF 18th and streets and at the Prescott
oe:s i@ Garner ' m SSsEPa sfh a SHrfiSN fsH Prof
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
- NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
III. DELIVERY OFFICE Of this Company il,
Removed from Third street to the large depot on H
s a sssss osss.Es
City Post Office. near street. oc Str
OAK HALF .-BoYs, CLOTHING, In great
III ~ v.5,ety at; BRYCE GO, No. AGA 2doors
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SPEEk'S SAMBUCI WINE.
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CHOICE OPORTO GRAPE.
FOR PHYSICIANS USE, FOR
FEMALES, WEAKLY PERsONs, & INyALInA
EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES
WINE FOR FEMALES

SUmbacus Tree of Portrayed, The G>eai e. -1esi
for Kidney Affections, Rhruwatism,
ana az Chronic Assciisas
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REALL q SMITH, cLOrHIRRs, No 36l 7th
- street. between and X SO. oe 1-tr
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PRICES of ADMISSION.
Dress Circle BDd Parquette 5 cents Orchestra
Seats as cents; fsniiiS Circle 81 crts Euiored Par
terre s. cent Private Boxes SG..
Doors open at d3i O'Clock performances com
- "a cinc.
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C.oU6Hs, COLDS, s,LH0AkSkNEss, &c.
u q. TfL Ek'S
COMPOUND sIRUP OF GUM ARABIC.

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
ben 90 long known and extensively used that most
psr~ons have become familiar with It's eItrsOrdinA.
~ efcaey It can be had at All the princi pal drug
rtores at e and City cents o bottle.
80 d7un& eo<nns 90 s
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BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
LOWEST VIEW FORK PRICES
LOWEST NEW FORK PRICES.
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
9ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ass PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
6st1sss Ninth and Tsatk Streets.
Bsfrssn Ninth and Tenth Streets.
oe9m
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OAK HAL boys CLOTHING, IN great
below snith g Cheap Clothing Store. oe0 0tr
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FCRD'S NEW THEATRE.
.t f0RDS -f.-.'
TITS THUR DAY. EVENING
THE CHIMNEY CORNER

Th, GTrn. Dymsi.
That ~ destined 10 create :. sensation far eScee
ing sh"' rrnarcei by "farcaop. the
CriaEet
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4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
NOTICE or REMOVAL,

The DELIVERY OFFICE Of this Company is
Removed from Third street to the large depot on H
street batvaAn 21 and ~ gtveAta hAc T,-tf
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ton of the people Of Nor!h-Westem Arkansas tIihg
10 The remembrance Of the old flag and the old Con-
s,itution. They Imprisoned 10 'arte room Vi
the Court ouse and were vsiied there by the cou-
mhndng officer of the district by their lnvith'ion.
In few words be explained TO them 'he PohSy u
e United States, "a Indicated In action oi ''s
Pre.id.mi Ct the United States and the orders 81
Gen. Iaeck, that the war being forced on tns
Government il wouli be cOuiinuet until there was
tn, one country and but flag; that II was war
Tor the restoration of the Government ana Conttiu
lion a. IT was; that the GOverpment ever maenani
mons, offered " them the erms OF pence, ana 'he
right hand of fellowship. They cheered Joyiniiy az
the nnonnoement, aud fsst AZ the oath couid De
administered, and bonds given, they were SET ~
liberty.
They could not find words 10 express their Joy, not 80
uch that ibev were free as that they would be abe
10 cont Iadic the OF Tue oonherp
lot heads ~ tie real policy OF the NORM, ana we
treatment visited persons that fall into our nance
Before leaving they went in body 10 the eoinmahu-
| ing Generals Headquarters, and through Col Jonas
ST. Tibhers. expresred th,ir thanks TO the Govern
ment for ts kind treatment while prisoners, ana the
leisure il afforded them in bearing witness to the
courtesy manifested toward them, by the officers and
solcirs of our army. Aver hearty cheers Tor tbe
Oh hag and the Constitution, tey started with fuii
| hearts for their homes IL Ark iDsas.
| Col Tbbels aud other Union refugees from Ar
ka,as were we'll pleased Nth the state OF ieehnH
manifested. They say these men will be hylf WIT
e,ses tn contradict Tie lies Of jeff DAVIS d Co.,
and become missionaries propaeat'ng new and he,
ter faiih in Northern Arkansas, and will he worm
more than thousand soldiers in putting down Inc
| rebellion in that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

Az UNCLE oS HIS NEPHEw.-ln the last number
~ The DanciHe RcDiew, the Rev. Dr. Breckenridge
TINS expresses his opinion of his nephew, John u
Brrckinridge:
"rie conques. OF bis own State by arms was ore
Of the points Of this ous scheme to tue defense
OF which K~ntncky Senator lent himseli at wash,
ino,on. in his vehement opposition to the Federal
Admi istratou aud in the support Of which, on MS
return to that State in August, lo6, The conspator
be came "A refugee, and the refugee general IN Tue
in the army OF traitors aud the general an invader
OF the laud TO who-e deenre he owed every crop Vi
h;s blood Hi. expulsion as "a traitor tothe Nation,
firm the Senate of the United States few months
Later, was the nst and nat nal result. lie bad not
even the poor excuse that he loyal to Kentucky.
He var traitor her also, aud that with treason
aggravated almost beyond historic example, and
fore"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
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