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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH sEXES,

u Married or Siugle in Health or Dises,e-Dr LAR
kONP5 Paris London aud New-iOrk Medical Advise aud
Marriage Guide th edition 4O0psees 100 Ans;on nstre
tions upon Mental sudNervous Debility. Loss Memory Ia
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Diseases Weaknesses and their Consequences, Latest Re-
cdes in Ply ioiosy. European Hospital frecc. Qoscks
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AL who would avoid unsuccessful aud bsrbsrols treatment
with Mercury, Copshis Injections Csatsrzatons Qusck
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TOR SALE-A place of about 100 ACRES,
Erwburg Bay, on tie Hudson' admitted BY persons
knowing IT, with scarcely exception 20 te ths most beau
and unique the River. Large house. fruit Nc
tie place would be divided II desired Apply 20 hoMER
MORGAN No Pinc-.t l3J2l
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rTEINNAY &. SONS, GOLD-MEDAL Pa
GISn NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose.

etVSn NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose
~ lspVs wood cases iron frames and over.strung for
q 50 do with modnys 100 do with legs and nlad
psmebosrd 4l7S 1855 aud s21; DO with pearkeys s25,
$50 25J, 80; octave $40; do, bs-ocsve
+ 49, 1ae above Pianos fully warranted and the
greatest bargains that be found the city Please call ard
zee hem Secondhand Pianos rs. $40 $50 $50. s75
100 : i5, and : rs New MtLODEONS, at extremely
LEI ~ AMI upward per month rent allowed n pur;
chased monthly payments received for the same Second
hand Pignos taken In exchange for cash paid Tor the
Foreign sheet MUSIC at cents per page All kinds
Of Music neTohandise at prices pianist in attendance
to try new music
HORACE WATERS Agent No. 4o1 Broadway.
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L'OR NEWBURGH, POUGIlKEEPSlE, aud
IL RONDOUT. landing a, Grassy Point, Corzen., est
Point Cold Spring Cornwall NewHanburgn and miitop'
each wsy The new and elegant steamer MARY POWELL,
Capt A. H. Anderson. will ie,ve oot of JsysI. EVERY
AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock p M Returning viii Leave
Rord1ut at 81 PougLkeep 81. AID Newbnrsh. at u
a m
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON. kEW-L0NDoN; sToNis1rroH PRoeI-
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH aid PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No IL ~ IL, foot oil Court
lspd,.st DAILY i.Icspt Sunday. ats p. m.
Freight taken low as by any other line ohes OF Com
''"'' W. 81. EDWARDS, Agent.
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4 OTIS FOR SALE on LIST, 2d, and h-places,
IL brooklyn cay tofms AID q, low price,. Apply to
h.. X. KELLOGG, No 10 Pesrl-st.. y. Y.
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fjousr5 mo farms Uanteo.

UNFINISHED ROOM WANTED in exchange
for Pi,no Lesson, BY G.rnsn Professor Of Music, since
ten wear. ,1cces,fa tsscher In New she't is-t
owen nd required. Please address L. H. D. MUSIC
Sire No J9s Broadway.
NTANTED-To HIRE, with privilege TO pur-
w chase n suited small FARM within easy eeces. to
he City ffuit farm desired Adde'S, \ 1. h. Boz No
J.. rs. = y. Olce
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NERVOUS DEBILITY-Physiology and Pa
" tholagy Of tie Nervous sys:.m-By G. u HAM
MOND, ~ D.. formerly Professor Of special Anatomy, &c IN
the Syracuse Medical COLLEGE NewY ork. Revived Edition
Price mailed Those Who have been duppon.sd 10 ,he
use OF so-c,ed Specific remedies Tor the Cure Of senns
Weakness Impot-ncy aud kindred complaints would do wei
b procure copy o mi. BOOK read specially pages 49,
~ rs and 26i 10 2e'. To be bad only Of
r. WARNER, 40. Vescy-sL, y. \.
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AT DE PERCEVALs, No. 657 Broadway
~ An kinds OF CHILDRENs Cloak.. Dresses. bahke''
Sacks Chemses Iuf,nts WAISTS Apron. Bits b.ste,' Sc
Sc tisrbadi Costumes LADIES Embroidered Chenis- "a
and sight Gown Yo.r also Lade ready made ndrr osf'
u.nt, Flui.d Handkerchief. Initials and Coaof Arms
brodered on handkeichefs tsb-uen. aud bedcoihinz
Cotton and ss Emoroiehes made TO order stamping LOT
EmbI oidedes executed Ia the most perfect manner
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N}ME. DEMOREST's MIRROR OF FASH
vi IONS-spiendd Improvements elegant Fa.bion ra-',
fine Enggs.ings the iatest Inf rT.on three m sztf rat
terms elegantly illustrated and aid WoTs aud Embroidery
the ar.e.t and be fsoa Magazine in the world Published
quarterly at 43 Broadwgy and o8 everywhere at IS cent?
a,l, wish the privilege Of selecting 20 cents worth Of
plain Patterns extra, MUM. Summer no now ready
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Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-A very
cboie. place OF ~ .er.. well aid with Ornamental
and Fruit Trees, besr New Rochelle large double Gothic
COTTAGE, with u Roous also CsIiisse House tiI'
-. ai f,r he. unsurpassed offered ~ bslsain with
Farnar, n desired. Apply 70 Z. W. TAYLOR Room NO
CITY Hall
EARM AT YONKERS.-fOR SALh-33
acre. u rood land finely situated about milo nom The
tlo,I nation and steamboat lludpz thr village 81
Yont. adjoining The country seat of the Hon Judge beeo-
To- land may b. divided into several parcels, having mum
Der Of the building sites. . .,
AppIy 70 ". y SEYMOUR Co, No. Chatham square
or ii the PostOG.cc. loui,rs-
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NOR SALE or 10 LET-A COUNTRY SEAT
i BLOOMFIELD. j., about u miles rom this city.
corsfius Of u. large House -four Of Lend Barn &c
the house contains - rooms and BE- any time
Possession given immed atey For further particulars apply
t. J. 8 SEABURi, No. a. Wsterst.. N. l.
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WILLIAM {. GREENE, late of Chambers
w st. would spectiuy inform his friends and the public
generally that he has removed " No. ~ Wsket Ies
Broadway NY.
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Go f0bom II man Concern.

NOTICE il hereby given to all whom il may
~ concern that Gx0RGK W MARTIN Il West Morfi.ania
hs. right authority to sell dispose Of the invention
known tho Subtne Operator Of the Letters Patent
Of the United States granted for tho sd Invention uns by
the written consent Of tho undersigned j. \" SALonoS. L.
S.LoEos BROTL Dated, Mouisinia, May q, lhd2
NOTICE to HACKNEY and SPECIAL
IN COACH OWNERS -LlCENSES for the ensuing year
will be- s.1ed and after the ire, Monday IA June next
ensuing. between the hours Of 10 o'clock and o'clock
D. No. Ia the folio ing order: For Hackney Coschesfrom
10 10 No. 100 inclusive on Monday June q from No lO
10 No 200 Inclusive Tu,sd,y. June from No POI TO No.
80 inclusive Wedno,day June fom No. 3Ol TO 400 In
cLslge Thursday, June s. from No 40l to so inclusive
Friday June Special Stable Coach Licenses will bs
Issued day during the hoursl from June 10 to
June g. 1867 aclGsye-Dsted Mayors Office City Hall,
Ssw.York. May l. 1862.
by order Of GEO. OPDYkE Mayor.
ABRAHAx BRowS, First Marshal.
TIE Inspectors Of Hacks viii be found Of tho sest end Of the
City Hall. 10Th Precinct, in tho Park.
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CTEAMSHIP SCOTIA to leave New.York
y the 4th Of June.-Two desirable STATE ROOMS. nd
four BERTHs 20 be disposed Of The present helder being
prevented from going by sickness Apply at Pennsyysa
Railroad Office. No Astor-Hoase.
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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE-Nearly 800
t illustrated pages bound in muslin Treas in plain
Eugish on the cause prevention aud OF chronic dis
eases and unsp piness in marriage. Price s Sent by mall
posape i'd on receipt price. Contents table free
fhe author Dr. T. b. Eooe late Of Saratoga has permanent
" located his office No l3o Broadway between 2h snd
6,hss NewY OH City MAY be person OF by let.
No charge for interview Oice hour from to
% w., exert sundays.
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80 WEEKLY TRIBUNE PIX
TIE NGw:hsoa N III III

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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES FROM
W THE CRADLE TO TIE GRAVE
375 pages, Fourth Edition; Price 81
PRACTICAL TREATISE on DISEASES OF TILE


SEXUAL SYSTEM.
Bv FpwARn VI DIXON NJ D.. EDITOR 81 THK SCALPEi-
2i5 PAGES. Eighth Edition. Price a.
Tie New Yok Journal Of Medicine and Collateral Seence
and Ihe Boston Medoa Journal thus thenselves
Dr. Dixon Las written much and well various branches Of
Practical Surgery his took shows thorough aequaniao
With 1dern science. Stcture lily doc-le Nsnooc-le and
SPECIFIC Diseases admirably treated Of M short hi se
uuy under the iog circumstances stamps ever, page
with the highest interest" The practitioner viii lind ~
great value
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rHE NEW-YORN WE Si;s lLag COT STRY,,

AVERY LARGE fArh NsSiSc he lcw P,ee,S, q,
PEI in IlEse sGp sSs 70 ds .sS
ss Ten Cope. for rl2; r~eoIt or annual 500 Iwsa
any a. ,Jde Of each subscriber nd 81. .sas.Ss u. ast
hr rsie OF ri 20 cseh), va Az an extra copy. saos"P
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than TIL: srM.wEEKL.,1I o TR aaassise. Pee
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Commencing M'y !, 1861
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNTI

Commencing My !, 1867.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNIA
~ va PhNAMA-For tue better accommodation Of IL
largo number Of people emgrstns 70 the dmiuing dis
will be dis patched om New orb and from San Fnncsco
respectively, instead Of three NJ heretofore .
Regular days Of departure from Ns~-fork on the IL VI
e.h and 2!b except when the.e date: fsn on SUNDAY
when the dsy Of departure viii be the MONDAY icteyh
freight passage apply st the only once Of the
No. 5 Bowinz-green. D. B. ALLEN, Asss.
LoSpos ExHIBr,oy-Rrtun tickets to London and bscI.
hrst-ca,s. $40; third-class, 500.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL TOUCHING
~ 4. Queenslown Cork Hsrtorl.-Ihs Lvsrpos. New.
York ard phisdephs Sesm.hp Company intend dispsci.
Ing their full ed Ciydsbuit Iron Steamships focvu
CITY or Saturday, MAY 81
kASGAROO............. ..."Satufday. June T.
CITY OF YORK......... Saturday. June H.
Ard every succeeding SATURDAY, at noon from Pig
No. ~ North River.
RATES oY p,sSicv.
FIRST CABIN. .....sT5 sTEERAGE............o1
frt Cabin London 90 steerase 10 London q
fst eagin to Psry.. s5lstsesss 70 Pari........ g
Passengers also forwarded to Hays Bremen Rotterdam
Antyerp Se., at equally low rates.
Rates Liverpool Queenstown let Cabin, 675, SIS
and . o5. Storage from Liverpool so. From Quesns
enabling people to send for their friends.
These Steamers have superior Tor psssss
gers strongly built IA Wste tight lion Sections. nd
cary Psent Fire Annihs.ors Ex ef.enced Surgeon, rs
attached so each steamer. -
For furthsr inioms lion apply IA LIVERPOOL to WILLIAM
NMAN Agent 20 q ate. st: IN Glassow :, ALsS NJ
ID. SEYMOUR Co.; In Lonion to Els rs MALI NJ.
81 Kips wiliian-'s. 10 Fan, 70 JULES DECouE NJ
Place de ia Bourss; IN Philsdephs to JOHN o. DALE Me-
JOHN @. DALE. Agent. No. 10 bfosdwsI NJ
CTEAMSHIP SCOTIA to leave New.York
- the 4th Of June.-Two desirable STATE ROOMS nd
four BERTHS 20 be disposed Of The present holders berg
ra,a,,a5 f-a,, ,oug by sickness Auply a. Pennsyv sa
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6rwins Alatbines.

A" ENINKLE e. LYON" SEWING-MACHINE
IL COMPANY.
No. 5B BROADWAY, N Y
Five things to consider IL buying a Sewing Machine:
ls,ls il simple and easily undcr.toodl
2d-- II dnrabe and east y kept In orderf
Jd--ls II adj pied to great range OF worki
4th-Doos IL do IL, wogk well
3th-ls Il protected fton patent liga,ionl
To all Of which ia the affirmative as to our Ma
chine. and further say that
We every Machine ssll 20 give better sa.f,r
ton than any other will refund tho money Please
call and examine. send Tor circular which with price
liz, aud sample. Of work. will be sent by mail free Agent,
wanted.
H&E -First-cass Sewing Machines 400
foOs to Rent and for Sale, new and "a hand. %AOOs
NY Sewing Machine Emporium i96 Bdway, cor Broornes
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
III NY aud TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS

4 L Ny aud TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WISE. Trains leave:
:;,$ 5. $5i's''' and d "a q; ii ''' and
Tro, and beny with sleep 1870 pm Sundays included
ips carl. I0:i5 p m. $500.
poughseepsie train. az 8:25 sni I;-J and ilJ
and ard 8 rs p N. pm
Fihkill tain. $50 y. N.
Pct.,ill tEain g.,5 a. N. ,snd Az p. m.
m.
SIM Sius train $500 III 1910 q. u, and AIS p.
Ioukrrs train, 30 M. ond $3.50 aud 10 M, sid 5iJI
AL "A. IN.
A. +. SMITH Sin~fin,enlent.
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DUBBER CLOTHING CO.
IL HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 34j BROAD WAY.
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Glusiral gnslrhmcnls.

| 81
! DEST and cheapest Upright BOldOir Cot
- tsge PIANOS 10 America Good Square Pianos 81 bi0.
$50 @s0 4oO $40 s25 l75 &C. for sae and reu, By
CHAMBERS in the Bi5eious- 8th It. corner Of lhav.
| DOARDMAN, GRAY IL Co. have REMOVED
I'D No. 10 Broadway opposite tie Newfok Ho.eL IN
assortment their unrivAied PIANOS baud Cottage
aud school PIANOS for : 23 and 49, PIANOS and MI
LODEOSS 10 RENT
PARMOREs celebrated Primium PIANOS,
IL tie best in use, a. prices TO suit The tnes Splendid
Piano for $3.50. Mandatory No. Jt3 Be.ekef-st.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIUMS.-
Il First class For SALE. to LET. or SOLD on INSTALL
MENTS favorable terms Peloubet Harmonious. one
two three bsaks Of keys 800 500 Cottage Pianos
fully warranted a and octave, MS to I lCo
J. NJ. FELTON,, Aos. 34i sni siJ Broadway. ". Y.
DIANOS of the celebrated makers, j. a. &.
FISCHER with iron Frame solid bottom. pstent dsmper
oveTsIung bass wholesale and retail At the ManuactOy sad
WaIeroom, No Al 243, 25 17 23J W. 28hst, 9t-av
CTEINWAY 81 SONS GOLD-MEDAL PA
- TENT OVERSTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE Pr
AMOS have been awarded the fret premium wherever and
whenever exhibited IN competition with the best makes Of
Boston. New ok Philadelphia and Baltimore. and
considered the best Pianos nianuiactured.
written guaranty for tive years given with each inffu
ment.
Wsrerooms Mo-. 20 and "a wALKER-sT.. Broadway.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE NEw-YoRK SGSiI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY
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90 Crt.

V,O Let-Near Long Branch, n. j., furnished
Cottage for the Summer seNos with stable and c'r-
ri,g. room lnouire OF JOSEPH BAKER. ii9 ChamoeTsst
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DARMORE's celebrated Primium PIANOS,
I'D tie best IN use o. prices to suit he Splendid
| Piano for l5o Mandatory No $50 Ble.ekef.st.
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VNHE UNION FLAG,
Il The Esiioua Flag,
The Flag Of the brave and victorous
Ever ad red aud mos, glorious
Let L o Loyal. Patriotic citizen
Ee without 90 the nett 9Th OF Juiyi
Let II be proudly display ID from all
Tn. houses in the city and country.
They cost but little-be sure 10 get one
The Thousands OF order. viii De promptly
Supplied at the Nstiousl Union
FLAG DEPOT.
No. a33 Bro,dway. New-Yorf.
Don't fail TO give your order season L-'tered end LIN
hei.hed Flass tnrnishtd
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Netu Publications.
TTICTOR HUGOs GREAT NOVEL,
LES MISERABLES.

.u.,i,an copyrieht TRANSLATION 10 pubisneo ana io'
..,e This morning IN two styles viz a an ,n,.s,,oy
Larre octave, paper covers, pnce ." gents 'N "
pspeT elegant cloth binding sl
nj, almost unnecessary for the publisher OF TINS n'sn
cent worn TO say anything In fs FAVOR
The French Jepe,os and critics have e1hans'eo every
adjective in It's praise
The baous amount Of $4,000 reported as having been
paid TO the author for tho eopy1sh~
Mnsrv Of the most gigantic character has been set at
work In Europe to enhance its sale there
Tie he, been fol owed by sJroys unparalleled
in the literary word Two enormous editions OF ton tnon
e.pd copies each swept on within the week OF s p
cation and aphc orders arriving from AL parts oil bu
rope remained unified
1i the ACKNOWLEDGED literary event Of the century In
tbe way Of novel; there's nothing grander In all literature
Sold BY bool sellers everywhere and sent by mail FksE
CARLET0N, Publisher Clste Rudd CsTlsonl
No. 4lS Broadway, cor LsPenardst. New roIA
A RTEMUS WARD, HIS BOOK.
AN ENORMOUS SUCCESS.
More than coo Copies sold already
New Edition Ready THIS MoltNiN"
ARrEMUs WARD, HIS BOOK
o,,s containing all the rich humorous writings Of the
.ra Sbnwuan Superby illustrated win pen,> o. SonAc
SrawipSs aad elegantly bound IN cloth. fnce' ri
..No voume 40 full Of rich hn before published
There sre laughs between iheae covers than
weis in he book In the held Of brosd wit
Grenus Ward is without nya he Is unpiscedented ana
everpoweIins"
sodby booksellers everywhere and sent by mail TRKs
VI '''' CARLTON, Publisher (la,s Rudd Carleton
NJ Kroe dra ROY. 4.
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LATEST. NEWS!
The w are
G0Q \ QO@.
SOUTHERN NEWS.


RICHMOND, November 16.-The
town is. rife with exciting ru-
mors,e concerning movements in
the neighborhood of Harper's Fer.
ny. Dispatches received from re.
liable sources, however, represent
all quiet in the valley, The situa-
ton of affairs is represented as
satisfactory.
MURFREEsBoRo, Nov. l7.-Rose-
Grams arrived at Nashville on the
18th, with three divisions, max
ing five divisions now there. An
other abolition division is at Bow
ling Green; another at Mitchels-
vile, and another at Gallatin.-
Rosecrans declares his determin-
alton to subdue the Southern peo-
pie as he proceeds South. The al
tentative will be offered, he says,
of allegiance to the Union, or be
forced within the Rebel lines
He will apply the same law to wo'
men and children. His idea is to
throw an immense population Oh
the South, in order to consume
what lie calls our limited supply
and thus starve us into submission
A fo.ce Of ten thousand aboli
tionists are near Lebanon, a body
of whom made a dash into thai
place on Saturday, bnt lett after
destroying several houses and plan
tations III the neighborhood. Th(
enemy made a reconnaissance IL
force to within four miles of La
vergne last night, shelling on
works as they advanced; their fir
ing was distinctly heard. here
they afterwards fell back to tn
asylum, within six miles Of Nash
vile.
! Col. Adam Johnson's eavalry
made a dash into Madisonville
Kentucky, last week, killing fort,
and wounding one hundred and iift.
abolitionists, who fed to the Ohl'
river but were pursued. We cap
1. tured three steamboats,, and brough
back forty wagon loads Of army
supplies.
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Ho! for Fert Warren 4!

So said John Van. Buren, in a
late speech;at the closeof a ''eom.
pliment' to Lincoln. The. follow.
ing, from the N. Y. Herald, indi.
Gates that be viii set out soon
Simeon.Draper,,the Provost Mar
shal General, lis in, Washington
city, perfecting his arrangements
for arrestingperson under martial
law In conversation with more
than one of the, chief officers of
the ogoyernmept,a he said: "John
Van Buren, ought to be arrested,
and | would do it at once, but-that
/ think it would be bad policy to
arrest.him until after the election
In tire State of New York. sfHe
.addeda.HIf i should do it before
the election, it would have a dam
aging effect upon Wadsworth."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-27

A correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Gazette, writing from Nash
vile, says: Il am advised that the
brutal irregularity Of negro CON
scriptions, and their inadequate
subsistence at the Publications,
cause frightlul mortality from mea-
sizes ard other diseases prevailing
The same writer admits that the
Federal soldiers in Nashville com.
init all manner - Of depredatlohs
upon the citizens, killing their cows,
stealing Their ccal, wood, clothes.
burning fences, &C., &c., and that
complaint is useless, for the officers
as general rule, except those of
the 2lst Ohio, are worse than the
men. He lays the blame upon
Gen. Negley himself.
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PAYMENT of Deceased Soldiers

The Treasury Department at
Richmond has determined a rule
for the payment OF. the claims due
deceased soldiers. Where the a.
mount exceeds enc hundred dol
lars an administrator is necessary;
otherwise, it is not. Where there
is no administrator. payment will
be made-first, to the widow; sec
ond, to the child or children, (if a
minor, to the guardian producing
the proper certificate under, the
seal of the Court; third. to the
father; fourth, to the mother; fifth,
to the brothers and sisters, and
last, to the general heirs. 500
The claiming heir must produce
his or her affidavit, and that of two
other disinterested persons, stating
the relationship, and that there is
no other person entitled to claim.
The amount due is ascertained
by a final statement made by the
Captain of the company to-which
the deceased belonged. fl rs
As payment IS only made by the
Quartermaster's Department at
Richmond. the papers and a blank
receipt or power of attorney should
be. sent there for the purpose of
receiving the amount due. :