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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-10
OWNING UP.-The Washington correspondent
sf the Cincinnati Commercial saws:

Of the Cincinnati Commercial says:
As was anticipated in my last, the public opin.
ION is quickly settling down to the acceptance Of
the Mason and Slideli surrender, as one of those
o~ft-quOted and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex.
pedients-'a military necessity. Mr.. Lincoln's
saying-"one war at g time was pithy and
prudent, if not up to the heroic level which the
traditions and the instincts 0f the American PEG.
pie demand. That discr ton, which a character
famous in dramatic story declared to be the bet
ter part of valoT, is just now in the ascendant
The American eagle-no longer the proud bird
of JOve-has eome down from her empYrean
He no longer screams from his proud eyre, bui
depOrts himself as gently as any sucking dove
before the earth-shaking roar Of the king o
beasts and Of nations His lordlY strut is ex
changed for a more quiescent attitude, and his
genaral look of seediness bespeak the welI-re.
eognized fact that his tail-ieathsTs ara ia a sadly
dilapiiated condition.
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY IN NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans Delta Of the 9Th, alludiag tc
this event, says

The New Orleans Delta Of the 9Th, alluding to
this event, says
In our celebration of this day, then, let it be
borne IN mind that it is with no pride and exulta-
ton in the triumph OF our arms oyer The British,
with no unkindly "reminiscences Of them, but
With a conscious valor and resolution TO MAINTAIN
our soil and our honor against all invaders, and
with a feeling predominant oyer al Others, OF
i~nextinguishable hate and undying hostility
against the enemy who, in a far worse cause and
in a manner more unjustifable aud baTbarous,
now p%Ollutes our soil with his footprints Great
and signal as Yss the victory on the plains OF
| Chalmette, a far more splendid and glorious tai
umph will that be which shall send the infamous
Yankees bowling in disgrace and agony from our
shore back to their impoverished and biighted
| homes. The anticipation OF such a victory, far
| n3ore than the event of which this igske apniyer-
sary, will give significance to the celebration Of
this day.
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PUPPIES LOOKING UP.-An invitation is is
sued by James Bailey, Jr., " Secretary of the
Metropolitan Canine society of New York - for
dog fanciers TO correspond with him in reference
TO holding Il dog fair.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
@. s. Mail Line

@. s. Mail Line
. For Des Arc, Augusta aed Jscksonport
HJHE passenger packet Sal HALE W.
r. Briscoe, master, viii leave as above Zc9
on SATURDAY, uth instant, az p. n -
Tor Et-ight Of passage apply on board, or 70
jleet LARRY HARHsTAD, AGENT
For New Madrid, Hickman and Columbus.
THE packet COTTON PLANT, Jas.
Il Irwin, master, leaves as above THIS k7
DAY, 10Th Instant, at P. y. -
ial0lt LARRY HARNsTAD. Aseut
For New Orleans.
TIVE splendid passenger packet J +.
L Tobins msster. will leave 49,
Is above SATJ RDAY,l 18th inst, Al 5 P. $50
For freight or passage apply to
For New Orleans.
TUE steamer JOHN WALSH Apple
i gate. master, viii leave a. above on Ant9
THIS DAY, 10Th instant at p. H. -
For freight or passage apply to
jalOIt LLLlOTT & vNSON, Agents
For New Orleans-Reg1lar Monday Packet.
VIZ splendd passenger packet j. T.
PARGOJD. TObin. master, viii leave -
as above SATURDAY, lith inst, at 5 ? 49,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
iaIo2, EtL z 8 vINs0N Ae.rfA
Memphis and Napoleon C. S. Mail Line.
TUHE splendid passenger sieamsr H. L. ~
Berry, master, win leave a. u1t
above SATURDAY, nth inst, at 5 P. NJ go
For qG freight Z, or passage apply to p ,,.y,~Ta
For New Orleans
TNHs steam jon WALsH, Applegsts
DAY, 10Th instant, 81 S P. NJ -
For freight or passage apply 70
JsOlt. No Ho%srss Row
For New Orleans.
THE steamer GRAND DUKE. Aleck
Il Norton, master. leaves as above SAT- ME1tf
URDAY, Hth inst, at ; o'clock {. n. 50
ialaas ?. 4. WILLIAMS o.Ar,nis
For New Orleans
TyHE new and elegant steamer NEW -
Il FALLS CITY, switzsE maste. wfl&@s
leave a. above on SATURDAY, 18th inst, al S ,. ~
For freight or passage apply on board. Or to
iaI0as T r.. WILLIAMS & CO Ase"ts
For New Orleans.
| THE passenger packet GEN UITNAN
i cannon, master, VIII leave az above on LAFtE1
FRIDAY, January l0;k.a 5 o'clock P. -
For freight or passage apply to
Memphis and Columbus c. S. Mail Line.
THE passenger packet KENTUCKY, ~
L Captain Pres. Lodwiek, VIII Woods 1870
clerk. leaves as above FRIDAY lOthaA
Instant. at P. NJ
For freight or passage apply on board, Or 70
For White, Little Red, and Black Rivers-
THIS fnsligbt draugbt stesmor. d. B.. 49,
i MILLER, Williams master, sill leave -
Tor the above and intsrG.edists points, Co.
SATURDAY. the iITh inst AZ S p X.
iqg3i JAMES Il BOr KNE s co AGENTS.
JOB PRINTING
EXELUrED WITH
.VB.sT-VESS .sS-D DTsPATCH,
AT The
APPEAL JOB OFFICE.
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~ The government has secured about three
hnndfed thousand head of hogs, which will fur
nish ample provisions, with the beef packed, for
the army-the ensging year.
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- LAX ~ AOtNAs q
the annexed paragraph

n The st. Louis Republican, Of the Sd, has
the annexed paragraph:
A report is quite current that Brigadier Cen
tral Sigel has resigned MS position In the army,
and that it is 70 be followed by other designations
Of officers attached to him, and who think that
lac has not been well treated in being superseded
IN the command Of the army at Rolls, or recent
y there. General Sigel is expected in this city
Tomorrow.
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- The Mexican cotton manufacturers are
getting their cotton from Texas at the low rate Of
niae cents per pound,
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For New Orleans
VJHE steah.r JOHN WALSH. Apologize
4 master, will leave ar above on THIS 1870
DAY, 10Th instant, a. S {. NJ -
For freight or passage apply 10
7. II. WILLIAMS 4 co
jalGltF M . Howard Row.
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Memphis and Napoleon C. S. Mail Line.
TUE splendid passenger sieamsr H.. d. ~
i MEARS, Berry, master. win leave az 49,
above Nth inst, at 5 P. NJ So
IsIO2t J C McMANUs
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For New O~rluans-Reg1lar Monday Packet.
TUE splendid passenger packet J. T. =
as above SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 P M.E
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ilIn-lt Ell. nm & NINlnN A-arln
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Q. 8 Mall Line
f. For Des Arc, Augusta aed JscksonPort
HfHE passenger paekst A HALE, W.
Il ~. Briscoe, master, viii leave As above ~
on SATURDAY. Ilth instant. AZ P. ~. -
-For Ft-ight or passage apply on board, or 70
iaI02t AIRY HARHSTAD, AGENT
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THE steamer GRAND DUKE. Aleck ~
4 Norton, master, leaves as above SAT Lt
URDAI, llth inst, AT ; o. clock ?. n. go
For freight or passage apply on bOari, or to
iaIu2s T. Fl. WILLIAMS & o.. Agents
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FOT New UrIean5-
INIE steamer JOHN WALSH Apple 49,
4 gate. master, VIII leave as above on 1c
THIS DAY, 10th instant at y. Il. go
For freight or passage apply to
jsIOIt ELLIOTT & VINSON, Agents
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For White, Little Red, and Black Rivers.
TYiE hnsligbt draugbt steamar, ID. B.
Il MILLER. Williams master, Eul leave HUEATEl
Tor the above and intsrG.ediBts points, Co.
SATURDAY, the iITh inst ar 5P y.
iqg3f n BOr ENE g. co Agents.
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For New Madrid Hickman and Columbus.
THE packet COTTON PLANT, Jas. r. .
i Irwin, master, leaves az above THIS 49,
DAY 10Th II stAnt, at 3 P. y. 80
For freight or passage Apply on board, or TO
isfO u ARR H~ARNSTAD. Agent.
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TIVE splendid passenger packet J +.
i PARGOUD. Tobin, master. will leave 49,
as above SATI RDAY, llth inst Al ?. 49,
For freight or passage apply 70
iaIe2t - BOLRNE co. Aranta-
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ANDREW J GILLESPIE,
ABERDEEN, December q, 1901, At
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT PROM EAST
TENNESSEE.
Severe Battle mt TnzcwciI-surrcnder Of
the Union Forers-Thc Rebels in Pos
session Of East Tennessee Agnin.


TIE Times OF this city hss the following special
dispatch:
MrwPnIs Tenn, Wednesday. Aug 10. 1864.
A battle commenced Oh the 9Th inst. AT Tazewell,
seven miles from the Cumberland Gap, between the
Confederate forces under Gen. Stevenson, bumhef-
ing from II 900 TO ii, 00O and the Unionlss at that
place, numbering 5000.
The movement was made in front by Gen. Steven
son. while Gen. Barton gained the rear Of the Union
forces by forced marches, and completely surrounded
them.
desperate fight of four hours ensued, terminating
in the surrender o. the Uuiori- ts
Tue Unionsrs were driven 10y superior numbers IN
'front.' aud when in full retreat were ass4iieG by n
thanking force # the Rebels.
The Rebels are thus in po-session OF Last Tennos-
see again.
Tbe next move viii be on Gen. Buell., with over
vteluiug fore.
Gen. Beauregard is at Chatisnoora, cooperating
with Gem Bragg. Their combined force is not less
than 10000 men.
The Rebel Gen. Caswell was killed near his re,i-
dence a Knoxville. on ire 9TH int.
Til, undoubtedly ike the .ory Of the ten Rchel ron
clad. Mobile. started - he PAPER cansTd from Sc
scion ,ourc At lest Il i not the Richmond
paper. gave {, Gays ago.-Ep. TEHrSEl
A schooner from Havana run the blockade at no
lille on The 1rh lust she had a cargo Of salt, au.
.nunton, and cavalry equipments.
\ Vicksbnsg letter says thai the streets OF that
CITY are beginning 10 aesunic their former lively aI-
Iearauc-. Refugees are returning ana opening
piac, OF butiueus. All the damages 10 lie cry by
The Union shells Niil be aired within II month.
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DIED..

CROSLEY-In this city. Tuesdsy Aug II, iss caroline
Cros-y In the +oth year OF her age,
Her r.sus New Haven tonn ior internen'
uoLT-,udi.ulv at Suffolk. Va on Tuesday. AuE. II.
Cuy.b-rt v Holt Corporal IN Company b. 18Th Regiment
y NJ youngest son Of Charles aud Jane T. Hon. IN
the 2sd year o. h.s -,
III. friend. and OF the family invited to send tue
funeral tu day the desi Congregational Chsron stne
Rev Mr Ffeuchsg. Ormond place, near Fulton avenue
Brooklyn
JANsFS-suddenly Elizabeth rect Of the late BtnJa
mia O. Jansen. 10 the 18th year Of her age
The relative. md friend. If the faulty respectfully invited
to attend funeral esic's at her ate residence no %
e,uth tghh street NillaGsbargt, Saturday morning
At o. ock without further notice Her remains will he
taken to \. I. Rochelle for interuent.
RAY Drowned 10 IN. ST. Paul. River. Afcs. on Wednes.
d,y Ma, : 49, sannSl T. aged 70 yrars mouths sod -
a1ys 70 uge.t Peter aud Ann R.y, formerly OF
New iors.
VAN -sudJenly a; Greeubush. on friday morn,
ins Aux ~ Andrew Jackson ED st son OF Margaret sd
John Van Ar.,isi-. 10 the 3i-t wear of hi sge -,
TN. and friends the family most respectfully
invited to attend hs funeral this day, at r. M nom his
father, residence, No % 1suk street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
rORGAN's RAID IN TENNEssEE.
she Capture Of COLLABORATION Soldier.
Caught Nupping.
NAsIfyILI., muddy. Az u, ~.
EAsHyiLLs. Tenn. Tiurs1ay, Aug. Is. ldos.

NA,uyILf., 4nifsi4v. Az IL. ltf'. F..
SAsHyiLLs, Tenn. Thuu1sy, Aug Is. 1909.
The expel ion o. Gaatn was fired ,n'O on IL re-
urn here. wien three miles from Gal.giin. One
man was killed and two wounded. We returned
,Lc ire snd killed several Rebels, and reoaptuTed a
wagon load Of guns.
Coz. Boone, aud biz command of l2o men, cap
tured by the Rebel, have been raroIcd
Ci. Miller bias returned from G,llatin with his
comrn-nd Just before leaving, the train was fired
MO b, guerrla. and fight ensned The Rebel
COS. was about 80. the Union loss one killed aud
,i,ee woundcd. Tie r. bells were dspersfd.
There il no Union telegraph Of erator IN G1iIatin'
and the condition Of affairs Is moi known.
MORGAN eifered Gallatin at O'Clock "a. n., after
cattufiig the soulincls who were ssleep. C0!.
pooue the UIion commander, was IN bed. Tire snr-
render Was conditional upon parole for oiIcers aud
zen alike, which was g1ned. Col Boone hns
zone 70 X .ulucky. Prominent thion men arrested
a,,rryntd were discharged uncondiliondiy.
Morgan is sii 70 be st IN possession Of Gal'aiin'
A PASSENGER train for Louisville leaves Tomorrow
he ,ilizens on the Edgehed and hrnncAy road
oofsenting 10 the passage, provided 10 supplies OF
stOrrs are transported.
Arrangements have been made for the icS'"fttI'n
of Telegraph aud railroad COMMUNICATION between
n ,s,,vile and Louisville via Gallatin when VIII De
g..,isbed III about ten days.
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Exam Enrire,- Monroe.

F,urKH,s MoNHos. Wednesday. Aug IL. i"".'
The steamboat Port Royal arrived carry th'7
morning at Fortress Monroe, with Gov. Sprague Oh
board, from AcqnIa Creek
Mfr. Is,ae Shannon was accidentally drowned Ut
ihis place, while bathing, last evening lie n"'
been employed for several months 10 driving a'"o"'
laiccs with the mails between llygea, MN 'feeh'
al Cbesapeake Hospitals. lie has two married rib
'ers--one living IN New-York City, and the other III
Troy, New.York. They can obtain information IL
regard 70 his ef.cts and the wages due him by aF
plying 10 DIR. Gilbert, Medical Director, Fortress
MOnne.
The mail boat from Harrison's Landing arrived al
Fortress Monroe at 4 O'Clock. She brings no new
VI Importance.
Tue steamer George Washington arrived here LIS
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Two DAYS Inter from New-OrIrnns.

By IN. arrival OF the rioaurhIp Saxon, CAPT.
Clapp, irom Nev.Orleaus the 9TH lust, VIA hey
West the go, with merchnndise, male, and parren-
pors 20 u. -. Gpconria, we have files OF New
o leans papers 10 aud Inc udiDg The oh inst. They
contain bot liulc news. Ga tie lob inst. the Saxon
was loarded 10y bOst from L. ). searer Rhode
Isl.nG ~ ths rame day spoke sio amer III 'ndiras'
hence, bound south. Died On board, Inn insi.'
ID mel Brown oi the lith Maine Regiment. The
,,eauers Blackstone. Creole, and Roanoke, from
Nrw.York, hal arrived The Saxon has f'3,oVV
III ,pecie. consigned Ia Schroeder q Co., aud aiSo
tie I'll OWING cargo: " hhds. sugar, ana 70 rkes'
merchant Sc, cons gn,d to order. The Saxon bnnsr
the follow iDg p"senaofs:
W II. nirgin-. lady, Two chndr.. snd 'ervriti ". A.
Rgui. r. hamAugnf j. Dentilg MI Lord Jas ma
y ~ hit L,rnnIu snd Chi d Mr. Dalhiemer lady and
tbr.. chidfen Ml.s pAisb-n-r. b. Neil and lady, a.
on. g. r. Pf-it A. H-nsley, Mad Do Bcnnan' and Io ID
O.
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Special Notlres.
The Atls nfic Monthly
tor >EffnuBfR. 1907,
Ia Rod To. Uty.

IL Nr fdf TO-DAY.
The following is the lis. ofoont-tts
10 DAVID GAUNr by the author Of" Life In the Iron
Nj IT," .. . =, ~
- CEREBRAL DYNAMICS. BY Isaac Raj. M. D.,
Superintendent of the Rutl.r Hesiit, Providence H.
lx . NEW sCt'lPTOR. By Mrs. JULIA WARp HOWE
~ PLAYS ANp PLAY-ACTlhG.
10y OFF SHOkF.
- LIFE RI rhE OPEN AIR. By the la'e THEODORE
" 4HoP. 80. .>.,>
~ l,lFLE CLUBS By II. W. ). CLEVELAND.
r,NO SINNERS BY Mrs ELIZABETH AssRs.
- MFTHoUS OF STUDY IN NATURAL HISTORY.
BY iOuIs AGAssiS "
~ GABKIELS DEFEAT BY THOMAS WssrwoRrn
HIGOiNrON.
or ~ rHFL. ByA. II. DrGASNE.
10 THE HORRORS OF SAN DOMINGO. by JOHN
e. THE LIFE Os BIRDS. BY THOMAS wEyrwoRr.l
r. . COMPLAINT OF FRIENDS. By the author Of
" a. Gudsa" - .
e7- REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
TERss-T~enty five cent. per number Three dollars per
year post paid By the Pubi.tes
TlCKNOR FIELDS. Publishers
No. l35 Va -hngtJb-st Mass
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY AUGUST 49, 1852

volunteer forces If the several States on account Of
the appropriation for ray Of bounty, &C., upon en-
s,ment to the full extent Of that appropriation and
according to the quota of each State. These funds
will be distributed to the Uued States mastering
and disbursng officers wilbine ach State by the Su-
perinendent Of that State.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue is making
arrangements to furnish manufacturers Of patent ued
clnes with stamps for common use, until they shall
provide themselves with appropriate designs, and
dies shall have been prepare therefrom.
TIE COLONIZATION OF COLORED MEN.
Correspondence is desired with colored meu favor
able TO Central American, Liberan, or Iiaylion
emigration, especially the first named, as the pres
dent has announced the intention ioaid such desire
10 found II settlement Of Anglo-Africsns. Commuu-
cations on the subject should be addressed to the
Rev. James Mitchell, Agent OF Emigration.
JUSTICE TO 4 BRAVE OFFICER.
Injustice having been done to Capt. Joseph H..
Bradley, 9TH New York Zouaves, d gallant officer,
the President has ordered him to be restored to the
service, aud of this fact Gov. Morgan wi he in.
formed.
GEN. BENHAM ORDERED ON DUTY.
Gen. Beuham has not been stricken from the rolls
tated but ordered report to the Chief Of Corps
Of Engineers, Of which he is Major.
TIE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
The following has just been issued:
WAR DLPAkTSEsr. ApJUTAST-G FSREALs OFYiCK,
WAsnlNGTus. Aug IL 1862 J
GRSHHAL ORpyss. No lt3 The following Is order Of
the President OF the Uuiled States dated June l6 1862,
The forces nader MrJui Gems Fremont Bank. snd Me-
Dowel icl ding the troops under Brig Cen Surge
Washing shi be consolidated and form army, be
c'li d the Amy Of iginia.
?. The u'nsnd Of the army Of Virsni, 10 specially
signed 20 Msj Gen John Pope. Comma, oiug GeAe al
Tie of the hontain Department heretofore under
h- aud Of Gen Fremont shah constitute the hr army
ctrls under tbs command Of Gen. Fremont.
The troops Of the Shenandoah Department under Cen
Banks shall Constitute the Second Amy Corps. and Dc
mandsd b. him.
The troops under the command o. Gen MGDowe excerpt
those within forth cations and tie Cry II Nss on
shb form the tn I'd and br under his command
By order Of the Secretary Of War
+. ID. TOW NSEND. Asst Adpt OenI
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INroRTAST 10 SHIPPERS OF GOODS JoR So' III
rns Pous.-Tae Treasury Department has Issued
orders to the Collector Of the Customs that III future
all vefscls arriving from Southern domestic P'f'
shall remain il The charge of an Inspector of toe
customs naliI discharged aud all goods taken IN 'or
the return voyage must be by permit OF the Unil-d
States Qua,t.rnaster. When the goods arr receives
ON board, this permit must be signed by the In
sneetor and before clearing must be returned by the
Insueeor. according to regulations now in use for
We ssels ON foreign ports.
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Thr War i'm the South Wear.

NAIho, AneuN rs, fNf2
The Grenada appeal of the 29tb. says that Eaton
Rouge il il the hands Of Breckenridge and that he
captured -four regiments and six transports and sunk
two gonboais.
The same paper has dispatch dated Knoxville,
7th, which places the Union loss at TuzeweIl, near
Cumberland Cap, at 800, and says that the fight
lasted two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

A FIzzLE.-The concert for the benefit Of the
Widows and Orphans of Volunteers, advertised to
take place at the academy Of Muec on Thursday
night, didn't come "a, because the persons who an
nouuc,d the entertainment didn't pay the rent Of the
building. About 500 persons went to the Acade-
nv, but found the doors firmly closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
Dn5lness Notices.

VERY Observation-Disclosures applicant for office
being o. missed by the PRECEDENT, when the eye
OF the st,er caught Of the manufacturer Of tn" HAT
which carsessy held in the baud Of te ofc'ssek~r
Does Knox make yszr HATS" "He does, sir ana has
since hs has beea IN business" Well you shall have
the place. Tor that is better recommendation than cwhie
batch Of petitions aud ottsrs OF rrc3ucndston Lise the
hint kSox's Is at No 2l2 Broadway.
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MARRIED..

KITCHELL--MEEKER-A, Hanover. \; j.. on Taursdsy
Aug a. by the Rev VI. yonDson. Ambrose T. htcheIi
OF IA. CITY aud Jo-ephno E. dau sbef OF Daniel M-eAer
esq. oil the former place.
TOPPING ARTiN-On Friday morning Aug 10 by the
Rev Jas W. McLe,n u Wi ,msburgh kob n r. toPpns,
ESQ., TO Hnrretsr scbermerhorn ouly daughter Of widow
Lucy P. Martin, slof this city.
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.

made upder the Internal Revenue law.
Counecc' l., District Ms'k Howard OF Hartford Col
cclo phonz C. Cosby OF 'eruon. Assessor "a District
Hos. john Nuodrn eI COngns,nsn, of New Haven. Col
lrctor; bu IT, night A-se.ot 80 District Ezra Dean Of
W Oodsock. Collector Jesse : Fly Of N~~ak, SCISSOR.
III tici David r. HOllis.er Of BTijse Collector
Rtnben Rockwell uf 5lbrook, Assessor
New-jer.eyFlrsi hi iri,t-Ih. Hon. Sharp Of sslem
Collector and Josiah G. Spaks IsTperis Landing, Asses
,or. S.conc stephan o. Smith d Hop-wel Collector, Geo.
". COMPREHENSIVE al Toms River. Assessor: I'M d fin-tou
Marsh OF Pl-uh-id Collector; Robert kc"sIg OF soIe,s
toN D. As,rssoT.
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Mopg SICK AND WousED.-The United States
steam transport G. r. Arrowsmltb, Capt Moore
from Har, lions Landing in y hours, arrived At thls
oor, last evening. She had on board $50 sick Mo
wounded soldiers, 70 ID. d. Tompkns,
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Twelve Persons drowned.

DBTkOIf FiIhty, AuB To- I8o1
The schooner Orole, with cargo OF iron ORE COL
lided with the steamer Illinois, in Lake Superior
and sunk. Capt McAdam, his life and mother,
And Zine Of the crew lost. The vessel is total
loss.
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eve ing III 7 o'clock from Harrison's Landing with
500 sck soldiers, most Of whom convalcscent,
and will be able to return to duty in week or two.
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READER You can nave an erd'n$hg, ai"ayS
ready reliable GOLD PEN exactly adapsed to your 1sro
end style Of writing which will do your wiring vas'ycrrsp
er than stee Pens II you want see "he Pen is Agheier
than the sword" in enother column.
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The Tax Bill,

NOW READY 10 a pamphlet OF u pages. on fine. white
psp+r Beside the bill which is VOID for ~osd ~ rdanco
with the original text up end 10 Alphabetical Eeea
puaton OF every article be taxed by the law and tho
Of the be levied thereon This Ieudois IL -
complete and convenient It IA possible TO make It.
Price crnts postpaid ~ per 100 cont BY express va
per lVO n By msl. idassss TIE TkIbUN1, Nsw'terS
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Death Of a Di.sinxui.hed Citizen,

BAtriNoKE. Fidsy Aug u.s. IS2
Robert a. Dobbin, senior proprietor OF The Bqiti.
mOrc Amer,san, died this afternoon in the 55th year
OF his age, af or prOtracted Illness.
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Removal

Removal The Bleecksr-s, presby terrain Church FIR.
merry 81 be.cs.r Hall, h.. REMOVED t. their aud
more eli gibr hrd Of labor IN LINCOLN HALL ~ W.
31j.st. and Eghh.av. Regular next
Sabbath Aug ~ at iol scloeS. aud u o'clock
Sabbath. school o'c'ock ~ For subjec SABBATH
EVENING. ,e. Prov. xii 2 N. B-tami~s aNi Others
favorable 70 this ente prize cordially invited to attend