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'THE sEMI-w BEKLY TRIBUNE.

THE SEM l." HhhL THE l y t.
TIE NKw.YoRG sgNI-WREKLY TgiBUss i
pab.,soa every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of NO. 1873 LOct. 3o].
I.LkApING ARIlcLEs; Our s,ssi The rrs.s's
~ N oegg5siIh; Amsne-n PIs.-' o. tue soi.t
Broasasrl; Nj Stewards Coo lie L.amcigs
ton aovonen' ia M-iysHdi ihe - Of T.. Ldi
toT.s Paragraph.
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY: From ecu Me,ds.
Arayi From o-A- FOSTER Amy Prom urn-
Glllo-e' Army, Prom nen b.nit. Atry
Prom 0en O-.lts Army RON OtE- bufnAess
Army; Eiiccl-.neo1-
Ui..GHSLKAL NEWS SUMMARY.
W..FRDN wAsIEGroS spoo.i D-?s,eh.' to
Tia y. y. Tribune.
v..FROM FUROrt.
sF6SDrSr WITH fiiE ARMY or ThE
POTOMAc.
yu..TEE WAR IN HE SOUTHWEST.
vIG..LArE SOUTHERN NEWS.
IX..rHE FISAL RATIFICATION: Ma. Ms,,ins fsr
tas DD5ni Tie Cooper Institute Cf-Inu.se
speecae, By VIM Curtis s9yes, Le 81. bai,ss Of
~ a. 0,o;s Of ronH'ylvAnis. and Col IAoaA. IL
x..rBE AMsRlC n Avp MEXICAN POLICY
ABROAD n. ~ Aid,-i q, 10 ,.enon 'yv
soai is C.s.s. Whieb a.y go"'s'y Ae1c, that
b.
siol.I Corfcsloua,D, q t 0-ing:oo-
M..NEWs PROn HCHh 40: disappointment o.
the He6es a 'Ie k''ait ( iees Car a'sn Csi
c.i4J sons II Rebel LuafeIf. INSTRUCTIONS q ths
War Dep4ruenti Plan u the tsllrjsn 4 Blow
70 D. 'tfaek a CLai,aas9fsi Departure 81 Troy,
tlon. l.eh~ori Greai Activity irov,,iss IN .n.'
CIEi TIE WINTER CaHfeiyn Letter ron al Oe
c4sioni Cou.,I 0ndr It 81 Nnsl4sst1n-
xn..TRgE COTTON. Consspsnda.-s o. The ~ Y.
Irbune.
.LtrTERs FROM OUa SPECIAL CORR
sfOSpEST WITH TIE ARMY OF TnE
CUMBERLAND.
XIV. GFSERAL EOs@CRANs ~ CiECl,;AAri Ia.
Speeches
Xv..FROM BURNSIDE 8 GOWN irD. The B,itie a,
h.ae Syringe Team. D'sest 81 tie hepe. l4iet
Gtn vi halls sud H.du all J4ck.0ai oar Nj cd
.Ha Wogisad Lorfr.pondri's of the \. 4.
1i.b.nt.
xyi.FRUM EoRriI CAROLINA; Couosqonlence Of
The =. NIB iIo.
XiU..IiIK IMPLEMENTS OF TORTURE: Tue Way
Saves l..sAcd IN tAc South ,,Dpo u tho
Bsaan-, 4 th. bs' n iusi.,u-ion, isos Co4Ass,
Sha,k 20 CiIins, and Dlga
XVIII. PRESIDENT LiSCOIN5 LETTER TO biz.
HACkElI.
XIX. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
XX..THE UNION nHETiNO ~ BAITI8OfcI..
An IL. in, nse A.-enby, Brilliant snd impo,in.
Ah-I speoshc. ny Secretary Cnsss holgy ~ ~
ter Davis, Gen. OiILeld ~. Hon. John Cosodo.
snd o..er. hie@.ase Of Diostng from tue fre-i'
xI..LETrER PROM CEN. CARL SEIZURE: Tho
Dey Of Union Men.
XXII..Tlif RUSSIANS 1T NIAGARA FALLS. Thes,
Tribune.
XIII. .TiIR DRAFT; Letter from Provost iIsha Fry
--Ee.ut Of The Lac Consc4. ption- ln.scs-lg
Amy StatIstias.
XIV. IRON HAVANA; Correspondence Of The Il. y.
Irhanr.
XIV. FREE THADE on Tai. MISSISSIPPI. Enter.
tsiniAg Consspondence-
ANfl..TEnY HARD CASH CHARLES Resdos New
etpy; Chapter IAkIH
xxwI..PoEraY
xviii. WAR ITEMS.
xXly. CITY NEWS
Xxx..PERSOSAL.
XXI. .POLITICfJ.
XxXiI. .MlSCELLANEOUs ITEMS.
xXXiu. .MAKRlAGkS AND DEATHS
xXXiN. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XxXv.. COMMERCIAL MATTEGS Pull Reports OF the
htook Money, Cotton, GRAIN and Cattle Nsr.
kos specially lepDitel for The ~ Y Tribune
Tsgss-One Copy fos one y,ar, So. Two Copies.
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toy Club Of Twenty, We seni an EItra Copy.
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New Publications.
XIX MARVELs NEW WORK.
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TIE york Aas grown out Of tho au,ao,s fam sspssee'
but vs u sos literal transcript Of thOse sp~'s"esA Ia"
,oai., or, sx rAo, tn. author vovd Azure said n coy
a6ree .neos,oy~srs asd ~a'nirg any good friend ~"t
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dn. Of J,vin and 'rs Mandy "o"ga" scattered w and
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,e,iny targainsy, u pss.t dp,edat0r u sfupsd sa~
sters, aad Of assoIutts saha
The .a,bor says ir his closing ch-ptes:
81 thinh that have withheld from view the awkward
mes. and eub rssrneu,. which bese country lie "a Neg
England ovcrsAed It's possible attractions have 'S"sh
a. any rae 10 dive uath picture, aud TO suhusc also
fsf a. / nlgbt-wh counry atmospheric 90 that nan
h, read the trees shispg their leaves over BIZ
head th. rusirg Though al its Tsuks WITHIN nearing
and ;lo fower. blooming O. his elbow
ALSO JUST RxApr Br THIS sAxH AUTHOR,
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II. DREAM LIFE
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100000 COPIES;
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BULWLR Ll1TON's DRAMAS AND POEMS.
Win f.ns Portrait Dius and Doli. Price 4I
Jls edit of .uwsr 10 published very oppoitunoy.
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u, IL LOST BANK NOT l. /;
AND
MARTINI WAKES TEMpTATIOS.
MRS. HENRY WOOD
Au1Hou OF "Ysh.sEas rR!ps" "I,ALt HEIa.," last
LrSsH" ETC.
polished lud yr sie ui. day ~ Al Nooks~ofs olmlrs
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Go Get.
Gonses ano farms nOantsb.

I or WANTED-Not less than 50xlO0, On
IL which 10 build factory Muft be within mile Of the
ST. Nichols. Hse Address Box no. 22Oe PostO stating
price and particulars
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nJYNAN's NEW BOOKS.
i WILL 81 PUbLlsnEu sATtkDAi "o'' ="
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DOBERT CARTER d BROTHERS,
III No -, BTosdway New.foTk,
HAva Now REApyi
J.
TIE JEWISH TABERNACLE AND iTsFUENITuRf.
IN rs TYPICAL TEACHING. ny thu Rev, Richard New
D. d. leu us.sauouA Printed On slpeIlne I~peI
81, top. 81 80.
THE SAFE COMPASS AND HOW 1T POINTS. by sae
Rev. pg. Newton. ~ o"n.s
ESSAY oS TIE IMPROVEMENT of TINE n, John
Poster, .r,bcr o. Tay On Decision Of hsrsctcr" si
~.
FAITHFUL AID TRUE. By the er.hor OF "Wt and
N,aI" &C Roui Illustrators " cents.
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MEMOIR OF TIE REV. ERsKISE J. HALVES. BY
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N'INEl AND.

" NIL AMI.
LANDs-To Al wanting FARM;.-Iarsc and thriving
.rmrnt mid aud ihfll ~ niles south OF Phiis
sl D. railroad Rich .oi produces !sEs, crops wnica
now b growing. 20 sad - acre tscs a. ff"1i eiS
fo ~ yer .t. PAYABLE w,ln four yea. good bg.ess
~ r m1nuf.cugrrs and Others ch1ches schools I'D .ood
10 ioty 4, - now ialproy -, pee t4s, OF West
Nrtfrts 40 set,!ns ani building t. heanty WI which
tls az aia oul urp .-.l Lett sa.veTei rspeo
-sins reports tli .vr f information viii BE- s~nt Les
Adir,s iRiF> ~ lands Nia,!ag 7. ". Cuubcs j
60 Nrs jersey
frcsh ~ pot % Solon Robinson. AZ I'd Tribune
81. Il - .hc most extensive fertile tracts IN Aimee
l-sel taf EDITION Jos pleasant ialills IA
"a c know o. .hs s.GH ~ the Western Fssisi.a'
.tc'S LOTS for SALE upon reasonable terms
~sSJ'b Rushs taas. a he nttri,con o! Sehcses al
asss4 u tie Iity . brooklyn ,. u. fFqiy a. corner o.
Hygtc.ay. 49, C-.Arc. and ct, hsloA!n ~
JAS 4. '8hoNfK Trustee.
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Doar0 Gn0 Rooms.

A FRENCH Gentleman, well recommended.
would Ike GIVE LESSONS iu Lis nsve Language 70
family school. aud receive his BOARD Ac. com
pen.aion address Professor Tribune Office, Boz No Is
FURNISHED ROOMS for Gentlemen, with
L without Board. ct No. III East hah st
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AND LOIS FOR SALE.

,sros Of smith sui Anss.iA, LiAfns5urgh.
los .st.s .cet, terms o.! payment seyy rtsy. .
Tss.:ory brick House No ~ Wiioss hbys., Brookyni
pncr $500. .., -.
rre Hose 70 Herrys Brooklyn, 10, !ssri tec<
1hc. story hf, iouse aud Lots No. LOB PriIent 81,
Eroos.yn bu IA BY d3y's ~crks; Al tbe
modem igf1yrll good order house - !cet wb2eS
would be- = q y ~ IA, adjoining lots II desired
Tr'e s.eTy gr House iCs Van ss,' ttooklyni stafs
hoos Tc!.ts q: ~ PEI cent prlse <J,.I
Ttr-a-.lory tTcs House No. 10 NoOihsL.t, Brooklyn.
,r-" rJtnl.
t3C1. a..
Ihree ioy 5reK House Wes, J,h resE 9Th Av, VI.
Ons Lot. sJskljl f-c, Oh siP-soe. brooklyn.
Tone Los on - pace. Brooklyn
= H.vl lot on 81 pA'-. brooklyn. -
Lot ~ aud al ~ s1ih aud sSihss NJ Il
A-iy abs Los, ."pot Il ElEat 81. y. J.
Org houss on FEvnts., L-aocthPoTt N 'i
Ygi-c I 10. rrufs ior 10 peg c~ot.
40. OF Lots riza ncthpoTt v j. suitable
io siai cie Hg purposes and sc,isncos IL i1AH.e@ 70
suit purchaser. very favorable ssrls
Arply 20 h. r. hELLOOG. lls PoaIl-,t, NswYort
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Ncw Publications.

ry,IIE NEW BOOKS or TIE SEASON
HLIsHSD ~
HARPER 4 BROTHERS NEw'Y0RK-
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no LOIS "a sALE up0n reasOnable ter
Cbnrces sor 6usintss nlcr.

rNRUG STORE for SALE CuEAP--Eight
J r,,. 0on, rlr, ioin: good siucs, 60 drug
.ttlh crcie mile; 500 iul.t tnts. Inquire az No
N Broadsay t0g ,lsco isys
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,.pprn.s MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER rs cents
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DAILY WALK WITH WISE MEN Rerdou fI-rc'-'
fr Ev,ry Day In the ir1 Selected Arranged and '~esi
Ad.psd By Rev kEIsox HAD Lsrss limo. Cloth. 81 D.
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NOW READY.
~ A NV EDITION or
OLMsTEDS COaPENpIlM OF NATURAL. PHILO'
SDPnY
adapted TO the use ~ School. md A. ld'uuie.
By pENlNOA OLMsIkD, IL D.,
Lac Professor Of N,u.d Philosophy al AssTolouy In
l4le C0-egc.
Rsysud Asa r- vTi.len
ByE. :. SHELL. IL. -.
Professor Of Nah-u.c, al NAisral PalosoIly In Am
hers, College. .
Ono Volume. l.s4o p.ses al
specimen copy vii - by ulsl postage paid 20 issh
ers TO- cAsiaif s.1u VI gelo4ft " - csi's.
pubu.hed tv CIAih 4 MAJ NAKD. Scwfo;..
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" A N X T. + y . L l n 3
pRC.GBER,
OUT o. DAY
To following viii ., found @rrcrz 10
tONgsNIs
Volunteering Dr.nias-4hs frsh st.'on-''ns' IN :
a.aion-hIe s..it-A tOnslcfaie sosth-liow MI NalI
Er.n!-rle lnierral CouffAthe COUSIN Sc" it-ssn az
g,,,- N.ftvr IN tts Clrso-SocL-Jonsh hen - AT I -
.ion Pro. . o. Year t.ass Nnrlh'f' - sen'. 70
h. I'd ~ A. ". STRONG No. 81 "ass-l'''., ~"
NEW MUSIC NATIONS FAtfER.
~ sous d.. Chorus. Or 4Hsnkssi.ias Day "cii' y
y A. n t,sf,.l.A 'lufc by y "a. nc.fy tufr. ~ ,
c.na .lnse - c.ni. per dor Pef p MNsd - 'e.''
80. uJnht = WATERS, No. 81 bro.9"'t
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L'OR SALE-Eolr-story store and Dwelling.
j coraer 4 Brosd~sy sni front-.t Kisab-tbpor News
cr.sy~.. AID .As 'ernt sand COZ sroceIy feed %
dry good. store p H. kELLODo, NO. lsy f-arIst, ;" L.
NOR SAIE-J, 900 Acres valuable COAL
i .na PlNE fnBER LANDS, In BAR County, Penns{t
.sa,, Railroads eosc 70 l-ad. 81 or aicess - " A-
NkKf. NJ. 10 NA..a.st, Nav. ioIa.
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THE RINO OF AMAsiS. Prom the Psp~rs Of German
Physician Ny RoBERr BuLwEn Luton towss Meredith.
limo ClJth. 81
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Real Gsstate for Sale.

DUY YOURSELF A Notwithstanding
ID ButLD.No SITS Union place, Brooklyn and JAMAICA
E,rond Is MINUTES from South Fry; communication cSao
Tip; Lots $50 EACH Payments easy Loosnon .ns su
passed Cali map AID description Thus b. ChASE'
No iii fulton st., second door, Room No. l.
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ELEANOR5 VICTORY. A Novel By ~ z BaAppos,
Author Of "Auron Floyd" John harehmouts Legacy.
IL With iDus.rstioua svo pspes. 50 centa
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A FONT or HONOR. Nor-L by ihe aufof 81" h
Mora. Of a,y f..r"" Cro,a." Tho WoIds 'eIl.c,,
-, &c. sc sro.. fs,sT ~ os.ia
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FANNY KEMgLE'5 GEORGIA PLANTATION Journal
eta f'Hi.uee OF . G,orsa Plantation In Iac-lRy by
THiNcfs ASsB hEN3La limo. Lloth. VI -
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ROAOLA. Novel. Ey the Au,hor n" Adam Be1e."
:" Tue MI Ii. f1os-." sla. M.,cr' and "Sceaes of
Clerical Life" With numerous. Illustrations svo. Paper
81 3, Cloth, I'll ~.
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NAsHVILLE TENNEsSEE SUNDAY. NOYEMBER s. 1853
Gen. y ID. morgan-DivIsIon DrIlI.

Gen. ,. ID. Morgan Division DrIll.
We make the following extract from
the Chattanooga correspondence of the
Chicago Journal, written by the poet,
editor Taylor. Gen. Morgan whilst
commander of this post, made troops of
warm friends by his honest, candid,
manly and aifAble department. 1t was
pleasant to go to headquarters when be
was there:
II was of Division drill, when the
old. fashioned General--J d. Morgan, Of
Illinois-sat away there upon his horse,
and fifteen thousand men stood notion
less on the field away here. The sun
glinted grsndly from the hedges of
bayonets and the colors grew deep and
rich in the light, and the breasts of dark
blue were built into a wall Now and
then an aid galloped out from the group
around the General and down the line
and back to his position again. The
bugles blew and the stately line was a
column; 4 wing unfolded here and a wing
there; they tapped together as noise
lessly as an eagles; it was in order of
march; twas in line Of battle, and the
aids dashed out and the bugles blew on,
sud then the field was checkered with
squares like q chess board for a mighty
game. They were as''true as die; amosaic
of men; all exact as page of Euclid; you
looked and the evolution was complete
There in each equal space between the
angles of the square formed q battery.
How it got there nobody could tell. In
an instant there was glitter and flash.
The cavalry were upon them The outer
ranks to the knee; the next bent; the
next erect, and so the cones grew, quick
as q turn of the kaleidoscope-cones tip-
ped with steel, and the reflected light
grew steady and still. There was a rus-
tie along the iron-clad porcupines; the
batteries disappeared; the hedges melted
away, the squares were columns, the COLI
umns wers lines, and away marched the
bAttslions. And in all this there was
no shout, no oath, no loud command.
The General away yonder upon his horse
moulded and fashioned the thousands at
will, as if he had beel q sculptor mod
cling the clay, and he ,0as, and most
Hoo thO haAANAAnBs LIZ NOulN
have taken them through Jerusalem's
narrow gate, the "Needle's Eye" he
could have poured them through a defile
like water. Aud let me say this: that
same General James d. Morgan is one Of
the ablest taoticians in the West. He
doesn't look it; you might easily mistake
him for lusty farmer; his boots blush
sometimes, but not for him, you may be
sure; certainly he is not exactly your
man to "die OF rose in aromatic pain"
but sterling sense, courage, decision, the
power to say "no," are written in the
strong, deep lines of his bronzed face.
That handling of men is a rare art. |
have seen Colonel make three attempts
TO get his regiment through fence gap,
two rails wide, and set it to "tbrolO,ng"
the fence, at last, like herd of unruly
cattle! Bullion on the shoulders of fools
only makes folly more conspicuous.
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REBEL LEAVES OF ABSENCE. The At
lanta Intelligencer contains the following
racy naorceau from its correspondent at
the front;
Applications for leaves of Absencs in
Gen. w. Ii. Il. Walkers division of Gen.
A. p. Hills corps were indorsed by Gem
eral Walker ''disapproved but respect
fully forwarded "a General d. II, Hill"
General II. indOrsed il, Approved upon
the ground that brave men Of the army
should be permitted to so home whenever
practicable; otherwise all the children
10 be born during the war and the usual
period afterward will be the offspring of
the towards at home who have substi.
tutes and otherwise exempt General
Walker, upon the return of the applicA-
tlon, cheerfully Withdrew his disappro-
val, and permitted the brave soldier to go
home. r.
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A CLERGYMAN HgSa.-The Chicago
Tribune's correspondent with the Army
OF the Cumberland writes: "Rev. Mr..
Busssy, of the Christian Commission,
was upon the field during the late bat
ties, and materially aided in caring for
the wounded. He was unfortunately
taken prisoner when our forces withdrew
from the field, and fell into the hands OF
Judge Terry, Of California, who holds q
position Of some importance in the rebel
army. Judge Terry is the man who shot
Senator Btoderick several years ago,
With brutal oath, the murderer ex-
claimed "Here'sA Abolition preach
er. Boys, hang him" Mr.. Bussey's
name does not appear in the list
sent In By Bragg TO the Provost Marshal,
and il is feared the Judge has carried
bis bra.al threat into effect" -.
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DE George Winship, the strong man
of Boston, now raises daily the extraor-
dinary weight of two thousand six hun
dred pounds. This weight he raises
upon q platform suspended upon his
shoulders by means of shoulder bar
and q quantity Of leather straps. The
Doctor thinks he shall continue his ex-
periments until he can raise three thou
sand pounds. This, he believes, is the
practical limit for one of his organiza-
tion aud constitution. He was not orig
inAlly Of robust frame, and was a weak
aud siekly youth when he first began
his lifting experiments. He is a small
man now, not weighing quite l40 pounds.
He Is Of opinion that men superior to
him in point of physical endowment
may be trained to raise far greater
weights. .. c.l'.. ..
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Tie U. S. SanitarY Commission,
THE SOLDIERS HOME
DENTISTRYi

UNHIS IS TO NOTIFY MI PATRONS -.
u that 1 have removed my DENTAL 49,
ESTABLISHMENT 10 Edgeaed, near my NlLUIp
faulty residence, where l prepared 10 execute
Deutal work Ia its varions branches. AS cannot
expect steady empl yment al my Onios, propose 70
visit (proiessiohaly) Families IN the city Of Nash
VILE and the country. Those who ind it inoOnvon-
lent 10 q ome 70 my Office, viii be promptly waited
upen at their residences, by notifying me through
tho Nash Vile POst-Onlce or otheIwise.
X. A. HERMAN, d. D. s.
oct27--im.
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Invest Your Money! !
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-KeOpers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
a5a ss ~ Laborers,

XKT0ULD do we'll 70 husband aud apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhancement IN the value OF their property ward
OF the ind ucements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the dis0Face and rain incident 20 being
caught ip their snares and traps which are involy
ing and destroying thousands. p. EI
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country

Arrest of GustrtIiss In Kentucky.
William S. Latham Of Licking county,
Ohio, and Scout Master Major Ines, 9th
battalion . V. O., brought 10 the mill
tAry prison in this city yesterday seven
gueuillas, who had been captured in the
mountains in Fleming and Nicholas
counties, Ky. One Of the party effeoting
the capture recognised among them man
named ROlly Moore, who had shot and
killed three Federal soldiers who had
been taken prisoners by the guerrillAs, in
the mountains, short time since, The
man identifying the murderer WAS q
prisoner with the other three, but when
Moore commenced firing he succeeded in
ettrcting his escApe.--Cin. Garette.
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JOHN G. EHR'S
BOOK BINDERY

rNHE new Pook Blndery, No 10 h 62l Deaderick st
Il has resumed business, and 10 prepared to exc
ca 70 all kinds Of Jon WORE AND BLANK WORE In neat
and elegant STYLE
BooKs aud orders len At W. T. BERRY's Book
store, or az the Bindery, will receive prompt atten
ton.
Mr.. George Morton, formerly Of Philadelphia. a
Practical BOokbinder has oba ge Of this BOokbind-
cry, and will make contracts for work In my ab-
sence. JOHN q. FEHR.
The Bookbindery will be open from 7 O'Clock In
the morning until Q o'clock in the evening.
Oct2Itf
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Horses Wanted.

A.Q. M OFFICE,
AAsmyiLtH Tonnes iee, hoyember 3, ls0s. I
Houses WANTED,
L WILL PURCHASE mtll further notice, Horses 10
De in every respect sound aud seTy yceable subject
70 Inspection, Of Government Inspector, az Govern.
ment stables, on Market street
No mares Will DO received
o.. H. IRWIN,
Captain aud A. Y. 81.
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NTrIpartIto AlIIanco ;,

The Southern papers intimate their
belief in the statement made by letter
writers at Nassau, that diplomatic busi-
ness has beensome tias In rEogres to
effect an alliance between the United
states, England and Russia, for mutual
defence and the permanent establishment
Of civil liberty"
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

VNTG offer Three large L0ts In the yicinlty Of the
wv Corporation sprilg, and but short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, via. -
ONE LOT, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 10 Yine about
400 feet and fronting thres sire ts total number
OF front feet about 1900. tiI HH- b.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 800 feet, run /.
ming through to McLemore street about 200 feet,
fronting three Streets aud having total front Of
about 800 feet, with picket fence.
Also, LOr on High street, about eco feet front,
running 10 an alley in the direction Of summer
street. aH.W Nfa. .tU
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venlent, oksap havs water facilities, and room for
waste inaterl4, and are we'll worthy Of the atten-
tion Of those who desire to invest IN productive
property. II. q. sOOFkL.
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Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale.

A HANDSOME REsIDRECE, lot ffontlng the
~ Capitol Park Street, considered the nOst desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences. Apply
.lr IA. q. SCOVEL
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Buena Vista Lots for Salel

rTNHESE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages Of
Il health, ground well suited for wake and roads,
good water. and eligibilty--witha, chespness.
Apply to II. q. ScOVEL.