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3 ~ 1I.EAI 8LDpi, LUG AND IlEkt
PHYSICIAN

NJ 40 BR'yAl'nAl
hJH J IS U.u.y. IL lit.i.t Att1fa.s.' sr,str
COUNT y. /, AID one Vi the a O.t sauncb sni rr.
nsL. i>~Jeis in tina tpuGti soulcs .oIsrrJ .ud
y. - h4 t-fimonv gpyl r.. y-d.t. =, i.i. a. -
pieeikt VI the neat AID lat l., & he La. 10
csived
"HoNOR 40 Wn0A I. 1NosiF Ntr' "a .,coraanos
With L.suuf'men. rliow ~ ~ bUt luy t,.leI.. -
the mar, tbous4p tbs; are sLo- ned : =. i.o..ly
upor Pot L. Leonids. Hamilton, vi ifoLn al -;
tiont Il 'te eeunt.Y, IL -tp.s...v.. AIS c4. Il
ana pet iof sptltlet and qua. ,acatoL, IL .at ,.y
and safe reuogA u 1lssds,s y, t.s L.,c, ana n Il
AND othcr hit. GRO c. Dsis ID IN, ul.Oi, Gi-u o. by
the use Of bis new and ,nprcy u eor, remedies
bay ny uiyseu been succsse d tIoA.ed u, LIN III
scrOtL.Vs affection u the b.o II iIcu h. lcEly re-
moved after oil other uestneut had utterly fsiled
After having treated vitk IT,, InOst unpsr.lsi "a
success Ovsl tLSHtg u Jt.S1G yui.tH's stt ID IL
chronic Or lingering diseases, ~ l short period o.
tn-, be- NO longer Dc Iied that hls theory sad
remedies are the only ones ths, should L. generally
adop cd
1t fuItter snes me great pleasure - a.ure ;he II
ticted luble that la Prot Hsu1ttoa tuCy hA,r y
true rrlehd- one IA -hom they can ylsc. tbe uo,t
unbou nasd CorI. drrce 10 skili and exemplary cha
sctsr aud honesty Vi purpp...
~ oaee hours IOS u to4prn iO4
tor the Hs,r-iarry's Tricopheroas -
The best and eheapest article. Sold b. drIsgst. %
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Financial Reports, MnrLet,, &c.

Nev York. RedHesdap, De. 3, , N.--rhe Stock
market has been much excited to-day, ard u Hue.
tuations have been violent Priess a, the c!os. -
\ ASA Pr ceut. lowe. than Sst syCn.ns 4i.nAI.
Ai oused In pnsto tie 7. eiidcu = ~ ,c,asn ,iou Of
Amnesty. Ceyernme nu were very t:ro.t In 70 i
tbs fluctuations TO cay hsv, been as ioioss.- \ y
o'eloes, l.9 ); ~, l-s IL l4sp Al 90, ~, .,
AS last quotation i.S =. TbJ loan market IL.
active al per cout IL few asss u hs. b., ac,
ssytsd a. -~KssDlssal sseuIitlss. The sxps., Tor
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FLN-OsAL NOTICES.

INtOPMATI0N WANTED OF BRIDGET
S-lN' stvu ahy .sGtet ~ Castle Garden GA
4AuiseA Nov ~ "a The shu "Esoott" from L iy.f-
poo Adifess 4Ak--kE4 ClIN u Hammond 4
81 .'sen"icr ave, Or VA. QllN, IL Mott At New
~
- IN REWARD-iOE All lSFOPN1,
-COtiou a. 20 the Eh about. Of JOHN ki,'u
wto 40 been MisatlR since th- 50lh Va, III !,
gpDu' o. years AID about . feet .nCh,s1 al 80.
Cit-5ta IA t.Scs sack over co,. ald U-uts m.
N''t ,Eaid ~ - pad to Luy one CIV ~ iufor,na-
uol siu lead 20 Al. Iscp,s.y, b, ui. mother
'r'i'N h ~ F. y, - last Bfu,.r... y J. j Z
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TRS AIDE. NugsCg.S.

! Az AD!OL RNkD NLEIl\G or !nE
4Ai1ls Hor t-uoers Fiute, ave .o,i..iYn held b..
t.nst tditou hal cor "a . aud - as au sdsy
dc uuiu.mol'ly afece and iuioru the p-bue dat GU
account OF ne entrsme i-.ess os ms.tnais LLHusl
laoof -, 70 Galte coz lIt.s % hoTs,sAoe.us d ON
ME - y pecernDeg EesolyrI. lu.t NJ NEE, again
on ~ ts1ay even ~ tie rom ins, ~ II. East sd
Il, ~ . O'Clock z where business % great ~ VI
lance wln he trllsscstd ile boss L9rs.sh',.. are
,uyi'ed to st.eui .Aols. hnsrs' John h0uiur
ton, lden Acnarr, james Muiursp. Curisto CHER
Higgins Hugh hcLo.ehlip Richard howell her
nsri Mathews, Bernard h,uncr James Cot gsu
Michael u'Bn,a, A!s .soa 4 Ham,. Larcey i Co
nors. hl bc0.rf, Hen. l. Jt sell, lbou A. h.iey
tdsa,d ile'd; jan Z carton. !ftn &Sso.fgs,
\. aret', john Ds,nn, John O'EGcu. Jane, ktswi.
isiin,g 4 ylfhcity,' ~ sam?'ou ) h. \ Has
bernard nagon, Leonard BsNT Wia Farrell Con
nr l'ddoas, rAIlck shaw, JAM coylc, At,nts
/. lea "n. q. AIT, JyIn BayIe'. P.tfics Btig,O~
en- 1,ion' VIM waiter, Hugh LEONARD, Peter Aur-
:. ilcr' PatrcS Mcdonald, JaIucs acCoy, Liwteloe
kull' ts' James Rod sels. cLu Me- -, Ilos MUG
somcry, Dea,' Eiis.oa. kobi MSII Bsals n ' Cli
t.{,h,sst he,uaL, " n. flttcr, Cora .ivi Du, as
SHkiSI9rnER HIGGINS, Chairman NJ /
4 MEETING OF THE JUNK DEALERS
- ~ ne he'd - VI. t~slt. 3l9 T. Fh.4 tvgrus,
on I'M day December lOth, a. g.. O'Clock ~ t1si.
heTr ,''poi,1ISi = 70 be usns,'sa y qa;er.-
sursr. ? FLAAk LnaTnsn l5o
IRON MOULnkRS TAKE NUlll 1-IHE
Iron hollt,rs ln'oI Sill m,e' on this Ibur,dly
eva ne a 81, ipWorv AZ Is ocllck A fIll attend.
an - euueste4 III ~ on igr otecels takes place
LEDpi, sec l25
NOilCt 10 IjiI CLOTHING CUTTERS
= \ lteniN meet ny 'ho Clotsiar C.t.cr, Pro.
tcct'vs u.or SO e.v SUI > he ,ni - uug the
a uemt err are II ,aes d to . .rf
- rHt CpNNiTrLE
NDrIcE-TO TIE MENBChs Of gHE
~ Q aryrn n. l. =. Soci-. -r-ese $50, lea,r..
lit.a' III rtr ~ - .ro,, 80, -. /" 20 "a
y q. ! II ~ Z. o'clock A iuu ti'.,dsr". ~ ~
a. no a. 80. 2; ID z o.d.r "a IHAs ALLLA,
'--ss' Il A4sA ~ La ! SC
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OEArMs.


| 10. ,si.tira. 80, ~ ~. ~ - +. =. 1900.
tai,, invi,cd 70 atm ~. pun.t. " t,s,5a ~
,ui', ~, \" .. ~, y a IT, iirrls ~
49,. ~ d, LII III .,.t, =.
| a.. f,',...'o. o. $500. -. 4 '' ,,, ~.
! - q c,,,.,' o.. ,,.,.,'' 49,.
! 80 - '' 30 w
/
/ D., 10
!. r'. - t..,,.. t. .... 9
! , !, rt ,5.. r.
/ :, ..- t ID, 49,. ~ ~. 80
/ 81 D.. .I...t ~ w.
: '.-
80 On I'd ' ~ = @''' ''
| IH., . ,..s a.lI. .tt. s-ar.,..e..
al ,,,tc. 90 -" 80 -
| I'm rvS w. a.. ny ."I' .'' III - 20.
! d. zoo "a -. NJ IN. ,.,,.t. iii i.t'L .. =,
It',..., e, tt ,s, o5 f. i,y ,,,r. '.
~ 49,
'phD'' ON lutdff. l''' =. i.'n az iot. "a
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 10. 1873.
To Advertiser.

Wssouli again remibd our advertising pa'rors,
10. h"H hvDr- WI be "too late for s.-ifcn'i ~ u
l I-t4 10 a. put funf-i b.iri, a. n- ~, .ut. ~
Do w, - NJ plbios'iou ,nlc. > IA TO
'i ~ - eiIc1ts utu L. &C. -, l..
..siiy tnSu .ftcl niue u'clrk
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GsNGssaE 1g..ssE@s.

: dpeI CStttt hOlInht P.t,tsl--
=, f, -. ,'ar '.',lr' Arp'r.'a.
.et y. D. l.. ,-.L-. S.-a.. ~ pc.-.,. ~
.. ! o.. fA"NBGuhEEs iIlAtIS n,..t-
o. d 'r! Does 600 arf rt..t U,.- tt,n Dns ,ff..r
te' ..- 90 idf .i' iD ',f. ui ri, i4Ht. satcin-
e"'I ,, 'iNri ware tlnt' ps.o.-. &c, =, Flee .
: t.,- sANNEEJkaES Ia kElS
= '--.. ~,I!p.s q" 80 .,-t. uiof. ,..u NV
o.hei 's.' ~ 'u Too eit' Js teAss 60 vst,,,.. d.
iSs1'> ''f .i,sos,lon h. '' l,. '' re-; . 'aq
,..,,. .,.. '.'"'' -'' -o'-'' o.. "s-''.e 'i Ap
T. .tDAiN, FpG iUt ulit,N>.
- ga trr', ,oh.si. ..s e.srsr.,, ... s.o.i.io..
ia..t' --tat.. '..la--s. g., ilu. we. -4L 49,,
g.. t..U 50 lork
t'i ave yo-' lao-.,i ~, AZ see os !oo';.,e4
.'' -.t ''4''uT'cA q, sd 3. i. -.AF a.
EANu rAlD tuL WAtCHLN. JEWELEl
>'Sou silver. dlulLd Nui otitr ...rtau. s-au Al
me 't'"'' ~ %. Ererd - fr.- ';.s i-.ei a,l
EA>h ADN AMOS on MATCHES Ia
-, a'.Id'i les .!, .A,e sNe. psul. rlrnsug-
i''i %. Fa'che.. sats leweiiJ. $50 ior sale ltrsr
D. luNE~ %. ,uust 20
EtOkONb i IHE WLALIH or
"a ,S',,op-. '.- '-iore Prse'ice ,e,e,n,, aui
x Ao'l h.a'thi a ana ths pes !o isu.ics zee Va
~ "o..d teics he .ne;h o, JAse equal -"oL
A>hfOkEISI'E,
| NJ o'a-' Rsnuine General depot iy. felce.t $50
HAkNpEN tArllSs. - BROADWAY 80
- VIZ tvt gtr. i'!sr a. en-. loo - ii. ,.otnlt AID
careful dt ses, Of noud,, Present, 10 soid Is ia
'ai4. 10 l..ld. ,r tY pon. NOatu, south la I
~ West va. lri sent ior 60 il IA Any Islt 4 fi'
/ tIk,. ~ e. EIO"N. Ml1ArHi >I,AL
y. "hrTcisn rlc'-.-os On ths 80. ~ .ni
| iMet "ia ne IS pr f'om.' 2. l''4a siica;, u
la, APT zeal d,covsry P ne 'ae X. y i.c1 "a
ftr hrSd ,etar.' k1nu ug II the ts-s NeuTgi; ia,
he 1ticv a. eli iues ~ via, b. .-nt O. aas addie-s
"a u. world On receipt 1t 50 iLe celebrated Poor
i.T a. '"i va l.. n;y1'or sseh,
IS 49, 49, -'''' De- '-' go 30, I 81
DAN NBRDNLEe IlChLiS WANTED Al
EJseIy. a.. -ts.is psy tne Dei- y - lr
.,Ie', 5. q I4i1uas' 49,. ~ .rsslsy. guns. i.Lcy
Or, fo"t-- iits iu', (: Uyercost. wanted 3Ji
pAWNBROdERs TICKETs-THE mon
t.t fict PAD re- tcset. q Wstches. i.ge!ly, tia
IL )uds se"iLs uscLiues yiyn., dry goods ciottiuS
suns. i...o.-i - = Ch-I1Leis a., bNsemenf 200
>.fkClAL LtS-REAL EYE PRkSEkNEks
- ",lI sltht lrp,c'ed Professor FRANKS, accurate
- 70 u'. hf 'fatti eye prescsysIs 10 defective
100 - s e'-.', - .tsnd cor kldntse 81 4o3
Nht HIGHEST Cash PRICES rAID FOX
\ OLD NV 81 APERs vi every descriptiou Old
FAhfhLEls Of even EEd old BLANK ROoES
49, LtiHtks nat are written IL IL add all mis- a
" y L ~. u. ron oauk"ls usursDce compsnIes
pocku udeiA public and private lbrsri's, hotsI.
NeSnooet!, railrosf COMPANIES. eNpess 5ffce,, &c
~ sIUchwELL6 EMERSON, IS AM Sir
81 10 CENTS PER POUND PAID
O'A'1 ''' "a E,' ,,sp 2, cocks and pamphlets
at IhJAAs Bennett,
B.snoh, is william 81 cor Of sprue. M" sl7
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ssWING MACHINES.

SEWING MAChlEES-ALL FIRST Class
- NJ. ace for sNo, rent ~ eNcheure A,cp,rel
Snact ~ IN, u part pA}m.nt alcriuea Lousnt,
~-'~ ~-.'s] I--.d - Nssi'..s. e. a., - ''- 49,
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LOST am EOgJND.

OSI On WEDNESDAY MORNING. yta
inst 40 SONG nom tie cor VI len and Riyia..
lon thioAfh II .vstou y the b0ssTy az Old Dogt.
iohhAt'i toltalllus ~ and .ofle et,Hs The nni
= VI, ut SUITABLY rewarded by leaving u Ia Allen IL
10 III ~ ths threst and needle store 80
o. IA SMALL SAft KEY sOAlE
rhere 10 sufok Or Grsnd street, to wiiistt tree,
" Eeiptty ne hDdef VIII DO I,.rrrdei ~ r.tIru.
ne TOE sey - % Wal 1t, basement oiic.
O>I-OS sAIl kDAf EVENING DEC,
ia ise3 on the sth " 9TH ave. bet ~ ana am
sIte's, u N lie VI those stTeets b, , rcu thJ,s
avenues, gold watch and ehsiu III nnieI Vii Ds
~ ~ Wet sd ST.
800 kEWAkD-SiDLEN ON The NigLt
= ~ q Dec 18th, bay horse, 10 =, hand. high ha1
tAt STis Ute, has "hitt sppt ca his forehead AID
nesr aide hind foot white ~ white on tho hen b.s
'hsEe TIE saedis sones bs uane Is thin snor b. hs
lesd anu "lete the collar srsis, has a swi.ch t.IL
A,9sset oil p..ied hainess Apply " HENkY l.,
MYCACfE, Ae. Lotto, Long l.Iaui rs
50 \ REWARD-LUST A DUuBLEUASE
- ~ plan sc.1 -a'eh made ~ Lern.rIt & JnT.
ten.s., Avp-l mage No 1919. Ihe Under vii "
paia ara no qIe''ious asked by " EST. lO5 VA
..'es- III
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TRADE. NOTICES.

NUTlCE-A MASS MEETING WILL N
Weld b. ihs ,ierasn ~ Grocer S,atI, aud B.'ssi'
N SUNDAY. i3th Of December. All Young men of
oui tnine-- are fe,"etn. invited ios tend 9, ,rn.
fEfD. LAEffLfk, Pesd"nt JAAIs WALKER,
'NBrE,--W hrFU. AL rIE
..u'ym P.uu'., 10 A,r Oh an v'ciAiy
vanc. their o~uii,er 'e aud ~ irt,fo.'4 " fh-it
,r.-otrf. Soc. 90 fAls t.eniug aud tho - AuI
49, ltutsdstsin each month AIS, Hosefy. 10
DAi1fEN MAKERS ASSOCIATION
A-. alton are -,lr,-tri % a'touds spec al meet ug
t'ue 'ela rs, Hall ir3 liovsry. Chi, ihurs-
fcr. q nn cial inpo'trnc. to nc Asso5sou. rat.
sra Htci mo- a bHns e ,ls A;' s IN are az
.'at ." ~ "t Hl. Rac SC l5G
vNiE WOEhlNG MONEYS UNION.
l. h' working ~ofasu employed ia o.. ,Ariou,
sa.-f trd t1ror. ln the city. and sfs, ;ho-o who
el,r. -, ,uri. y., tb.,, ",,n,ssr les.,s,o
~, tiH- 80 be- oslled Gr the rrf?ose Of adopting
g. l'n,t % tue de.'sHte' aud the chop he pre-
~ BEACH. Treasurer.
At ih- SIM OiEce corner II Nassau aud FULTON M.
Tie utiucs Of tho delegate. rill NOT 10 f,ili ned
u"c"f rnv cicHnsthnc'i. blt all b u-ei only 10 80
,u.. .A al rtd oper r'preseuts'iou OF No'kiug
H. .tler VI tue Con- Mite appointed Al the last
m,s,Iur
rs BEACH Treasurer.
'IHFhF Will BE \ kEGlLAR MEET
.ng o. tie S0h and Bind maker, Of New io.k
~ ,htoot u % rudy e'enius In inraot. ct
- HYvriy a. o'cotk pfecis' iy We Invite all 20
- e"nt u EDbAI.l, 5eeTs;ar,. BtNJ h..
Ball. fresid. re- ~
THE MlLLEkS PROILCTIN F. SOCIETY,"
\ ~ nod .he z tegJ, A. meet gthsI hlf.dsy eve
ng - the t'h Nntd h0te. All treu'1rfs ar sun
inpr % . aticnd as h. siu.ss Of iIniorfr 81. VIII -
I--s. jOiiN WIthHAN, --c ia
NAllEN> PROTECTIVE AND BESHN
w len Annexation -Ibe rcgulsE mo ath4. inset
,uf 81 w huo'. Association ~ Il Ted Il the %
htft .Atfl4lt Ga tNufe0s anu ftIIts evelI.ss,
be' 10 % eh- llth Al ueu.tsfs - ir.esrs .le i--
-l.stt2 10 a 'eti .hi paJ .ceu I4e., tnou nance
~ O. s-ased non tut tJQkl II j. 1e.Iat.0 "a! 6 -
~ 3D. 81 frr pared 10 q. we tt.lr 40 .tIf fas
Ur fr.- fre l-Hrai rov f. 3-'er 90 NI.iIAI
Hiit ENJ 7 y .stf lDAs N iNl sI. lN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Forty-four First Premium. ia iso3.--
There is but one Fra; Prm,am SEWING MA.
CHiNE. The GROVER BAhFR Machine hs.
been awe rdsd Iveuiy three fS, premiurns u. sta.s
Fsrs snd tvsrty ono a. city ~ c@-.j ;c.sI IS ~
making ~ Ia al sRleroous 49, bfozdvay, sea
YORK. and ls2 Fulton 81, Brcokyu 40
>. 4. 1900 N.-Nc Mii Pay ~ Per
dozen tor all an;a'ion Bit,e5s bottles delivered
az our factory, los Liberty a., IA sspd ord
Bessre Of counterfeit stuf In roiil'i pottles AM
Ieisoi pretend 40 to sell Plantation Bittor- by tho
gallon. or 10 tuis, is su impos er aud swinoler see
that ever bottle has out n, ate Government stamp
Warm, Winner Wooden Ciotaing, "a. ever,
at EVANS kr'sns.ve Clothing Warehouse " sad
Is fulton q, NAV u iouud Que OF the ersest LuI
Pant, Vests, lldsrgsrIueuls, a.. 90, a., sc at
tue usually low pf css. IOT sl4ch this ut
has tsen known foi yeass. 81
4 Certnin Cure for Cough-I,e CAMP.
BELLS syrup, tar and Wild cherry, sure eure iur
80 cents PER bottle, to b. b-d 1T CAMPBELL
DRUG Store cor n ave ard - b Il IHALNI K !
drug store cor Hudson aud Hammond ate SIiED
DEN cor Bowery and 4th ct, and iE bIooSb u. at
MINES, u, Fulton St ~
Fall md Winter.-Th' hest place TO buy
Qyerccats and Foil and Winter Clothire, Of every
vutety, also CHILDREN, clothing, Is at n BALD.
WINS, 70 y Eowery tho largest store aud asort.
men. in the city. 81
Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrap relieves
the Child ffom pain. ipyigorates the stomach and
boses ccrT -cta scdty AMI fivrs tone and virur 10
the whoe systeu. 70 centss bottle $40
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

/ LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE WITH
-- horsea and cJEoA,s vi. b. solo cheap ia
qllI- a. is Wet 2sih q
5000 WILL bUI A SLDAe store
w yeaIs sand, With Slal,e stock so.s
f.s'eu VIZ b. oven tor selling Apply Al 4 Madiss.
so DDO-NANItD ~ A PROFIT.
OsOOOab. ms udfsctlring busine., Mo,
s'4cu'sd oy patent Address a T., 40 rim e.
Ne"urs Nss Jer.sy q,
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NJ A qSH5AG.EG

BOOTH-MITCHELL-O Sunday, Dec. .. by The
Rev " McAlistcr. 81 the Ninctt o.. " l. Chlich,
NJ JslGes w Booth to Mis- Mary T. Mitcuell. ali Of
this city. IL
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DENTS TRY,

DR John HOWE, 43j CANAL STREET.
ief. setI o. teeth "a s!ve! al 4. " sl5 " so!i
~ ~ ~ ~ sectional sets 81 cen:s pei tooth tey.A
LI'S1 sEL gers gene cement, ~ ether lLiDss ~ I'll
- - -shb l->sh-- -
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AZ AID NlillE NADItNB>. cor.
- TOO, Bt lp.. stlie.ur. ty tie lIvei.s " hale.
al.o D, retail! D. ir io4 ga i'tets o.. y., 81 ytr.
l. ne No., ave tus,tc fan. ,is,4 b. ,nDNhS
CIV , VI. AGENT, q Nsspy =, .as
IFOK SAIL -, Bones 6.o LB~ CA~Ilg
~, .'A Do. s,-dNr.y 10. t..y b. .st 30.
ism 10, arf' foot Ii,
DDn nhD tEtI >tAsONLD flSE
~ WV io, toad. - - ia Nee
20, afar quality ut clear snr, ash, wbiteSood
sL'iiy uhpt. blAek cal. (, al the NeTy ly~tsI
ma.A.t ~. 4 " th 'PlN yard ga tn dock
'''' Vi WI -44 o., River. liz
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VI" .ssf nave bssn large stsesdias -iss sad Lsi'
nj Ioos d DOLLAR.
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=, 7 BDLAkl. AICIlONEFE, MIL
- q. on fdts,. b.' ~. a. n o'clock Al 81
uout g. tfat ~, coz $50 All bth -. a iNlss
u.is hdruess s.,lshs. con. aa.. ,nir..gtsI.S,
'iiu'ni h'rf'i Wis sale r r.itLy tis a.t.lfiya
., ssoua "a raut %. .lu shove l.,
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DAN NtEOHft~ >AlL lHIS DAY. ~
lots li LI.n .ad ec. 4 c.oth lu. soysst ~ II IN
M lLp calico u -ses, uhii,- .lsH, DiOsk- sbrru
ui1ef llthiug uI j., flank ~ lots { irOCk A.
49, ~. ul..l 1i oui to mention veil Forthy Ii.
ten'' % = ,.'ls aud A0.-' ketitfs IL Cfatt VI A
Lt.si \. 10 isufvue t 49,
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81 ~" Aoet!J. JAN >ApAk r.i sci. a. 10,
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Auction NOTICES.

A uCTloN SALE OF ELEGASTl HOUSE.
n bold furniture this day, Thursdsy a. priv.;s
residence NJ. " WsG 10th street.. Al IL o'clock
Ros, sood pApoforte suite, etessrss c2e,s bedd a.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-04

Important

A gentle man sends to the Boston Cou-
rfer an extract from a letter from a friend
in New York, who was formerly, like
himself, a resident of Georgia. The ex-
tract which the introducer justly entities
"important and valuable" 10 as follows:
"NEw YoRK, July %.
The exodus from The south, you once
predicted, has fairly set in. Every day
almost some new face drops in. They
generally come from the upper part Of
Georgia aud seem glad TO get here. l
know of six gentlemen who are here from
one place. One of them says the eman-
cipstion proclamation of Mr.. Lincoln
struck JEFF Davis the hardest blow he hts
received. He says IL has caused a large
reduction in the southern army by de-
s%ertion, more so than the people of the
north have any idea Of. He says the
poor white people are determined to fight
for the negroes no longer. They have no
interest in them, and look upon the war
as one brought on by d~emagogues and
shareholders, to ride over the rights of
the poor white people. He a y he has
heard repeatedly the soldiers say openly,
they would not any longer fight for the
id niggers and their masters. The
upper part of Georgia has but few slaves
anyhow, and | suppose the people there
think more of their own comfort, and less
Of the rights of the slave owners, than in
the low country. l was surprised how
ever 10 hear from this old resident, and
one who was q close observer of events,
that the proclamation tended to divide
the people south rather than unite them.
The effect doubtless was different on the
seaboard, according to information from
competent judges there, but Cherokee
Georgia, like Tennessee, has always been
for the Union, and now grows more and
more so, as they suffer from JEFF Davis
despotism. This ia the cheering sign.
The pound sterling was worth $45 in
currency-gold 81 for SO"
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GENERA1 BoaNs1pr ANp rnr- WAN or

GENERAL B0RNsIDE AND THE WRIT OF
HABEAs CoRPUs.--Gen. Burnside has is-
sued q general order commanding off
GERS in the Department of the Ohio, in
case of a writ Of habeas corpus issued
from State courts for persons in the of
hcial military custody, either as spies,
deserters, or parties tried before a mill
tary count, to make a respectful return of
said writ, setting forth, first, that the
respondent is a military officer, duly
commissioned second, the reason for
which the person demanded is held in
custody; third, that the production of
said person would be in violation of or
ders from superior authority /; fourth,
that said person e now held under the
authority Of the United States for said
reasons, without intending any disre-
spect to the honorable judge issuing the
writ.
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Under the instructions Of the Treas
uFy Department and with the advice
and consent Of Gen. RosEoRANs. Boards
Of Trade have been established as
follows, and will go into operation, as
soon as the commissions Of the gentle
men named can reach me, and be for
warded, which will be in the course CT
a few days:
l. For Sumner County, THOMAS @.
TRnIBLE is the Board of Trade, and
resides in GAllatin. The county will
be allowed goods, wares and merch-n-
disc" amounting TO $4,000 per month.
besides small supplies which may go in
as family supplies"
II. For Williamson County, w. S.
CAMPBELL is the Board, and resides at
Franklin. The county will be allowed
$4,000 per month.
III. For Bedford County, JOSEPH
RAMSEY is the Board, and resides at
Shelbyville. The county will be allowed
100000 per month.
~, For Coffee County,W. T. GARRETT
is the Board, and resides at Manchester.
The county will be allowed $4,000 per
month.
V. For Warren County, EDWARD
YAGER is the Board, and resides at
McMinnville.l The county will be
allowed $4,000 per month.
This is an apportionment of 100000,
per month, for the five counties named
and their surroundings, in addition to
the $4,000 allowed to the Nashville
Trade District, by Mr.. EAST, making
half a million per month for some ten or a
dozen counties in Middle Tennessee
quite q liberal allowance, as l believe.
In q short time, other countits will be
provided for, and as hope and believe,
for the whole State, which is destined
soon TO move on under the old banner of
beauty and glory, the "Stars and Stripes"
Let all who have been led astray by bad
men, and designing demagogues, return
to their allegiance, and help us to restore
law, order, and prosperity -claiming the
protection of aGovernment and an Army
both able and ,oiHing to protect their
friends. There is more true courage and
manhood in confessing an error and turn
ing from it, than there is in persisting in
a palpable wrong.
Mr.. Dillon, the new Surveyor of
Customs, win go into Office to-day, and
will attend more strictly to my appro-
pirate duties.
W. G. BowELOw,
Aa:. So. Ag. II. Dept.
August 3, 1868.