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About Paper Blockades.

The rebel journals ought really 20
agree upon the manner IN which they
shall discuss the blockade. Ia Is
somewhat bewildsriug TO fad 10 the
Richmond Enquirer for Feb 0ih such =
confession as this
"Unhappily, We seldom receive hint
OF the general news Of European move
ments except through journals OF New
York. We are IA Yankee outer dark
ness"
And then 10 turn 10 The Charleston
Mercury OF the Sd inst, and ind that
journal urging on Europe, as simple act
Of justice, TO "enforce the law Of block
AIDE which they proposed aud The Con-
federate States have agreed 10, and put an
end 10 The paper blockade Of the uniled
States"
II "paper blockade" Il a. effective
as the Richmond writer acknowledge, we
recommend the rebels 10 declare such 4
blockade against us.--N y Post
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MILITIA II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.
PosT IRREGULARITIES,

Posf- Hea dquarters on College street. between UR-
ion aud Church streets, tDr. Waters rosdencs Con.
r.. d. Mitchell, commanding.
ASSISTANT uariermasieT--DshuFsing ahd Inspecting
odcer, Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J. G. Chandler.
Assistaa Quartcrmosfsr--ln charge VI Transports.
tien, on Cherry street, between Unien and Chursh.
Capt ), D. bingham.
AssistaAt Qaarierniassrin charge of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equipags, No. II Market srcet. Capt
rhos. j. Cox.
AssiitaA QuaFfernasicr In charge OF Means 81
Transportation and Quartermastors Stores, Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. Chas II, Irwin.
Assistant Quarfernosier-ln charge n Fuel, Ferage
aud Stationery, No. 81 Market street Lieut. VIM.
Mills.
AssisfaHf Qtarisrmastsr - For tho Assignment si
Quarters and Receiving nd Isaning Hospital Stores.
Capt. q. Mexican IapOrte
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Pcsr CHArEr,-(second Presbyterian Church, College
street, betwOOn the Square and the Louisville Dopot)
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preachlng at lol< o'clock,
AM, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
Hssday night at o'clock.
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sUTLERs can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods at w. w. TorrES's
No. 20 College Street. opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
FEB. 5-tf
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The Murfreesboro correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial says

Rosecrans' late order in regard 70 reb-
els caught wearing our uniform, has
caused quite futtering in the ranks of
"Bragg's Army" Some have alread v
paid the penalty, and hereafter no quar-
ter will be given those, "who steal the
livery of Heaven 10 serve the Devil"
Murfreesboro is almost impregnable,
and when tho Qualifications are complete,
small force can hold this portion of
Middle Tennessee against any raids.
The cars are now running daily trips
from here TO Nashville.
The extensive pontoon train, manufac-
tured in your city, reached here to day.
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GROCERs ATTENTION
NOTICEl

OFFICE NASHVILLE eAsilGHr CO.,
JAeukEr alti, 1888.
SNN THURSDAY, TIE 6rn DAY OF MARCH
~ neat the Apnual Election ~ aefgn Directors
% manage the analia OF The NAsnYtlf 0As-Liqnr
90. will tako place az Tho Oace 81 TIE tQpplny, 10.
JsnSi-si JAS u gESnRioS. f.uc"v
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fPunLIo-No. T.1

An AOT " make tAe State OF wisconsin
part Of the ninth Judicial circuit
Be Il sssactsd BY Eis Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tls United States Of Ainsr-
lea in Congress assembled, THAT the State Of
Wisconsin shall be, and is hereby, made
part Of the ninth Judicial circuit of The
United States.
Approved, February Q, 1868.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shsrtg-Jamcs NJ. Hinton. DePw'e'-rhomas bob
son and j. X. Buchanan
Rsgister--Phineas Garrett.
TSslsise--w. Jasper Taylor.
OoroHer--N u, Belcher
Raneer-John Corbitt
Revenue Collsoior--w. d. Robertson.
Railroad Taz Collector. G. Brley.
omsiables for ne Noshvals Diirist--Iohn D. Cover
aud ] r. Newma
COUNTY COURT,
Judgs--Hon. James whitworth.
6lsrt--P. Lindsey Nichol.
A. The judges Court meets tho hrat Monday In
zach month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the MAG strates OF the County Is held the hrst Mon
lay IN January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Osork--navid c. Love.
ss- The coor, meets the arst Monday in March
md september,
CRIMINAL COURT
Jndgo--lIon william K Turner.
Cl~rk-Chares &. DegonS
ss- The Court meets the arsl Monday III Apru Al
sust and i'ecembor
cHANcERY COURT.
! CaaHosllor-Hon. Samuel d, Friorson
Cgerk aud Masser--J. Il. Gloaves.
80 The Court meets tho arss Monday Ia May and
| 'S'N"''
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General mcClcllmnd's meporf "a the
Feninsuin campaiRn % DO PUB
llehod.
New NoHE, Feb. 17--A Washington
letter o. the 10th says Senator Wilson
stated, Ia debate, In answer 20 a qnos-
ton addressed 10 him a. Chairman Of
She Military Committee, that the report Of
General Mcclellan on the Peninsalas
Campaign will soonsbe made public.
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NewsDealors wanting moro than one hundred
copies, must send In their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them flled promptly.
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STATE pEpARrMENr.

For salary of the marshal of the
United States Consular Court at Bang
kok, from September sixth, eighteen hum
bred aud sixty, TO June thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty at one thou
sand dollars per annum, eight hundred
aud seventeen dollars and ninety three
cents.
For salary Of marshal in Consular
Court at Canton, from first July, eighteen
hundred and sixty, to thirtieth August
eighteen hundred and sixty, ons hun
dred aad sixty-nvo dollars and seventy
six cents.
TO supply deficiencies in the appro-
priAtions for the contingent fund Of the
War Department, IS follows: Ia the Of
Zee OF the Secretary of War, seven
thousand Eve hundred dellars; office Of
the Adjstant- General, fsur thousand
Eve hundred dollars office OF the Com
miSsary General, Eve thousand dollars;
office of the Surgeon General, i've theu.
sApd dollars; office OF the Chief OF Ord
nance, tive thousand five hundred del-
lArs; Northwest Executive building, five
thousand dollars bulldog sernsr OF 4
and Seventeenth streets, two thousand
dollars - making thirly-sns thousand
five hundred dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For amount required for additional
clerks, keeper messenger, watchmeB,
fireman, alaborsr In ths Office OF the AS
sistant Treasurer At New York, from
January frat TO June thirtisth, eighteen
hundred Aad xsy-three, four Thousand
three hundred and fifty dollars.
For amount required for .addilionAl
clerks and messenger in the ONCE Of the
Assistant Treasurer 81 Philadslphia from
January hrat 10 JuAe thirtioth, eighteen
hundred and sixty three, two thousand
seven hundred and nfty dollars.
For necessary expenses in carrying
into effect the several acts Of Congress
authorizing loans and tho issue OF Trea-
sury notes, five hundred aud eighty
thousand dollars
For expenses incident 10 Carrying into
effect an act for tho collection Of direct
taxes In inaurrsctionary district within
the United States and for ether purposes,
for salaries Of tax commissioners who
have been or may DO appointed in the
present fiscal year, their clerks and con-
ungent expenses, hfty-four thousaRd six
hundred dollars
INTERIOR BEPlKrMEET
For travelling expenses for special
agent, authorized by act Of July four
tesnth, eighteen hundred aud sixty two,
two thousand dollars.
10 supply the deficiency in the appro-
priation for annual repairs Of the Preei-
dents Hhpse, one thousand dollars.
For liquidation Of agency debts con-
traeted under late Agenta Head and CAL
10y, Colorado Territory, aud Tor the pay
Of employees TO She close Of eighteen hun.
dred and sizty-one, seven thousand i've
hundred dollars.
TO supply deficiency in the appropria-
lion under the treaty Of Fort Laramie,
the amount expended In the purchase Of
guns aud ammunition for the Upper
Platte agency In eighteen hundred and
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R5-All communications on business with the Onlce,
will be addressed to tho PUBLIsETERs efne UNION,
and all communications to the Editor viii Be address
ed TO s O. MERCER.
Editors ofloyal newspapers will DO us great kind
by republishng the foregoing, itS substance
The eurront transactions In Tennessee for months to
will be highly Interesting 10 all lovers OF their
country and her froo institutions aud the columns Of
the UNION will furnish ths earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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miIitnrr RInnI,s.

For sale at this eGlee, such Monttly Company
Reiurns cloihiag Returns, Ordnance Returns, Rorison
ReswN', Special Rea'isiiioHs, 70. &c
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DIRECTORY.
CRY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder

JOHN HUGH SMITH, AdFoF
WILLIAM sHAHE, Reoordsr.
JOHN cHUMBLEY, haraAaL
ltuputv Marshals-w. H. wilkinson, A. Q faaker,
ipd James A. tteele.
.Corks ca Narksf-Sohn Chumhiey, szo6ieio hlHt;
Jacob French, secoud and ThoH. MsCar'y, third
7az Asssasor--winiam Driver.
Rersn., Collse,or--A shanklAnd
W.tsr Tas oollseior--E. D. Garrett
Tseassva--R henry
E1a,f Hasisr-Thomas Ieage.
s,s,,.rss.i.adeni Of he WorkAopss--J. q. DOdd.
sapsrinsendsni Of he Water Worts--wm. Stewart.
oAief Of the Fire Experimentation M. seabuFy
ssrsom Of he ossstSS--T. II. Mcbride
sreei Ogorsser ~. L. Stewart
oav AsOrAsy--R. F. hullsy.
ciTY COUNCIL.
Board Of Alderm~.-N. ". Rrien, Prcsidsnt .Iohn
Carper, Jos J. RObb, I'd Mulloy II. @. soovel, W. =
Choatham, NJ @. l.. Claiborne, and j. c smith.
,snawoa oouueil--Andrsw Anderson, Presidsut; Jas
Turner, william Reberts, G, X. sou1h ate Abraham
j. B. Knowles. W. A. McCelland, T. J. IaroFoaRh,
VIM. Driver, VIVA. Stewart, Thos Crsady, VIM. Haily
and VIM. ssnborn.
srANpmo COMMITTEES on rms GIT oovSaL-
FVaanoe--Knowles, soovsl and Brien
Waier WsrLs-Audersyn, Smith and 0aFeSrse
Sye.ts-HuH, Turner, Myers, Msuey, Gresham,
Yarbrough, Iready and Haily.
glsre-Turnsr oarper AID Ac0sllssa.
sckools--cheathan, nuiloy ana Knowles
IRE DspartInenf-Myers Stewart and ks0saaHd
Gas-prlvcr, cready and Myers.
ot,aet-rr--smith, sanborn Ana Stewart
aarEs, House-Ysrbroush, Roberts aAd osrper.
z aapes-- Muloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
Poiios-cheathau, Brisn AID aNyerA
spriags-CFeady. Claiborne and hyers
Workhouss- sayers, Rosb and AaIioAiOl.
improvements asd Erpesdawss-k0SasliaHa, Btioa
aud SAnOorA.
INtblie Properiy-Robb, stewart AID Drives.
Pest Houss-oarper, sou,hgste and HaIley.
AZ The Board Of Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
aert preceding the eeooua and fourth Thursdays In
each month, and the Common Council tbs second
.nd la,,.4h II Zach month
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MIGHT POLICE

Oaptaih--John Baugh,
Rirst Listtcnaat-Andrew Joyce.
Second Lieutendnt--John II. DaviS.
Policeae,r.-wm. jackson, John Lavender, Nlsh na
yis Joel Phillips, VIM, Baker, John Oottrel, William
Aayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Puckett,
robert SCOTT, ". C. tranels, David Yates, Chas HUI
litt and W. Danley.
ss- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
aipe O'Clock
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LISns 0I 10 % 0OkITIraFH A s0vAAs..
70 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
1ns A4rss 'wnl 81 a. .oLlows

Advertisements oceupying any special poatioB IN
edo ~ per cent additional special position outside
10 por cont
az Advertisements Inserted IN the Local Column
charged at the rata OF twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically whom agreed
upon but every such change will Involve extra eH.
penss, 70 be paid for BY the advertiser.
gy AdgetsleTs eFossdiag ~ spacs oepEsot,d f0r tu
b aharssd Jer ne ercos'.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

To supply the deficiency in The Appro-
priatiOn for paper for the public printing,
two hundred and eighty-thrsS thousand
dollars.
TO supply the deficiency in tho APP
propriAliOs for the public printing, ihy
thousand dollars.
Approved Feb. II, 1868.
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NO $40

sixty.0ne. and seized BY order Of The
Government as contrabsnd, two thousand
four hundred and thirty-pine dollars and
thirteen cents Provided, II the said
guns and ammunition, or any par. there
OF, are on hand and not ia actual use,
they shall be forwarded In compliance
with said treaty, and shall 10 consider
ed a part Of the guns s..d ammunition
provided for by this appropriation.
To supply the deficiency 10 the appro-
priation for salary Of Surveyor General
of illinois and Missouri for the six
months ending December thirty first
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, one
thousand dollars.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Wien exceeding ave lines, will be charged At the
usual advertising rates,
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CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,.

For folding documents, two thousand
1--WE hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous items, four thousand
dollars.
For furniture, and packing boxes for
members, seven thousand dollars.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE SENATE.
For miscellaneous items, fifteen thou
sand nine hundred and forty-two dol
lars and ninety eight cents.
For clerks Of Committees, messengers,
pages, horses, and cArryalls, thirteen
thousand seven hundred and eighty six
dollars and fifty cents.
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NashriIIe Nuiou.
Published ~ an dissertation q prsntsvs.

ofsice ON Printers Alley, between
Unien and DeRderiek streets.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

wan
To supply deficiency In the appropria-
ton for additional elerks in The War De-
partment twenty three thousand four
hundred dellars,
To supply deficiency in the appropria-
tion for blank books, stationery, binding.
and miscellaneous items for Paymaster
Generals Office, two thousand Eve hun
bred dollars.
For regular supplies for the Quarter
masters department. six million dollars,
. For the purchase Of cavalry and arlil-
lery horses, eleven million dollars.
For transportation of the army and its
supplies, twenty Eve million dollars.
For the erection, hire, and repairs Of
barracks, quarters, and hospitals, one
million seven hundred aud thirty thou-
sand dollars.
Fer clothing, camp and garrison equip
age, twenty-ssven million one hundred
and thirty-six thousand dollars.
To supply the deficiency in the appro-
priation for maintenance and support OF
feet Of steam rams from September thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
to june thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
eixtv-three, four hundred and tiity thou
sand dollara.
For purchase or arms for volunteers
and regulars aud ordnance and ordnance
stores, thirteen million two hundred and
twenty-six thousand seven hundred and
eighty eight dollars.
For purchase Of gunpoWder and lead,
one million five hundred thousand dol
lars.
To supply deficiency In the appro-
priation for the medical aud hospital
department OF the army, four million
four hundred and seventy-iour thousand
dollars.
For surveys for military defences, in
GLIDING the purchase Of campaign maps,
manuscript surveys Of railroads, canals,
Of lines within the States in rebellion,
fifty thousand dollars.
For subsistence in kind for regulars
and volunteers, eighteen million ono
hundred and sixty-three thousand four
hundred aud ffty-seven dollars and
twenty cents.
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Announcements Of oanaIdases.

ss- Cash required in advance tsF ~ sdvwH.e
men,s, unless by special agreement
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Wa, the undersigned, hare this day adopted the
above rates u which We bind ourselves strictly =
adhere.
WM CAMERON for the Uason
john WALLACE, for the Di.paisk.
NAnrvnLR TENs., July 12th, 1904
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Counoilnsn Hases iu.; sar..'. $780,. provt
Gina for tie relief from siai. =. :. irer' snl
such ofthe Militia a he '--viee
OF the Cnited states since -. -. 20" - 'roops IN
1851, by extending to all ~ ne ~ IA the cfdh
lance for the relief 9. .'se.l 4 sens from the
dram.
This ordinance led 10 '.'.- Q ,uncilrn.n Jenes tr.
euiIs ssainr II, on the ;. nd tia. the ordinance
before the " yer srims.si every bod. practically
and thu. vas thc Move principal objection 10 '',sr<
he thor M 1. bet 70. 't4rinel the c-s.aal ofdi.
nance BY Any vir vsl Gin.t dnents
Council man Hayes thought tina, a. much considers
ton due those of tho militia -ho hsd responded
~ ic- country. clI w.'h o. much al.cr.y and "a
te Z euer VII, Rad 'fv.i 'heir full time ard thus
beo"n s1,r :. q. 49,. ir, Inc active frctnen, -hs
ID wsre pee ally ,mtf ieed in the original ord-
nance.
naHy Councilman Hsyts' ordinance VA laid
sd' 70 lake up the mossse. from ~ " 7or the
Mayor, return ne un.rptovcd 'he oiG'-'nc ,p"fc, l.
atins sSo,O,Oo0 foo the relief o'the indigcut rer.
sons who may lie drafted. The following j. he sub
stance Of the MAYORS obirc'ioe, t, the odinsnee;
The M'yor a"cr e,rrc.,lpr hi, ~ ~ ,s.' ~ ,mi-
mon Council en- ne o'iiisrcr. - o. 'h.. Il Nis
q in'on mono could onl, b' ,u.'iv ~ r,'ea ON
-h e pes ma .rvice sr rsc' ,s,fy III atty,
:nc r., IN, uT q destit..e ,.niit..h hsv, syos
q q, b. peiles, II. sas NJ ii, d pv,@s1,..
p,s,'se + An osl.nancs fr p,yin, th~ eren - on
dr,'"i menR. Of il'e.c a.. M ~. RE %.
ina'mu't A. 10 not prov d. for M p-oprr ia,
lug emep' OF he mon, 10 sr.hci. ttly dear te,
| c'u'e ft,]rne b, declaring he IN; ION 20 be-
,;;n's IL y he ne,, dsy .iter Ian - on our
rAa fani'r OF not h' hat conn, p,-h,pA from abb
| ,olu'e poverty sni ,oci,l de .r1d.'i' IN hs own
| elton, a. 80 m.ny TO-, lencr. have sought and
| found here befoe him, under favor o. our ho.pi-
sP ,ss "s S Stia S 3aT al piS. .d =
nc chances # IN imp tia lo into he ,cvce Of his
ani pr' the'foId WIS, he had ever a.rrei to n hl;
NJ. VIII. Sad ~. Cam,os. .c'si Q. Ne.
| I've, plfce 500 IN i.,r n baud .-. H. my hire
,noteer t,or r'r.'7 t.'iye % t;d, = hi place.
Ia. his alton, u.y 'iae !, Ne- York siih he
sc o,a, U S - mr.. wv, ,. ,h s.. Sr.ss
,isy ~ ,Puc.nd e.. Anot",r NH, place. Mons.
'ron' ~ tI.i.'. al. = ~ r.. Not ony viii any
p,u' -" .cai ca u..-t,nc,-" sta, ~ home,
tit 60 d!ns ot.s p'f fuI.. Ne may stay at homo
y. S'@, , pst '"o.h', !" ~, r..e The Ma,os
| am p. ~ r"- ~ " he 4 rl,cn even though
J t. -, b 'ge ..;o'- . 20 a. I. u.ve. hs,eearu.
~ 40. Of % 'itv. IA. 80 a .sr,s. ,tres. On
mo nj 81. 10 T., . ,TgisS ., "a
o'hnsI On n,sL "a sol ~ after every pl.usibls
to sss g. e, e 10 asns 40, ~ IN; 81 I'D
t.. .-op.iGnoi No or n.nee rould surrender tie
t . .n g .ss ssi' s va. to
yene' Nj, au.-t i, urpa,rictic and di,honotsbe.
lie s'ers tn>t ~, n in perfect accordAuc0
With ~, incip,s ai,wty Of our ststs ard rem.
edai efyetnm'en. ~! lat thil war is s.,ntislly
the g. 4, OF .bo' IL so objects that this ofdi.
nance 4 unauiy .nesesso tho taxation that is 81.
ARR .he Menace hs3 hren road ,hrou.h Cocr.;,
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SEWING MACHINES

WANTED--A WHEELER & WILSOY,3
a., ss ns t,Ach n, chap. Must be in persc, ar
Cav. :. NV 'ss1 r'|.' ApoV to l. ROLLINS, ~
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EIGHTH DISrEIr =,
Eighteenth Ward

LanIlemsn Mel 2ersi Al.
EIGHTH DIsrRIcc
Eighteenth Ward
iSse police force, under the eonltnsn: 81 Capt.
sp"ish'. S'"inblod early yestesday morning at the
n ues 10 iroaivsy, between 18th and 30 street,
the dtat In The s.h District beins shout 70 recon-
menef there Salso isrso military force ~ithin
I'll. bnidnr. Tho dram In this ois.ric, VA stopped
~ the 'i.;cs on the 18th Of July lss and the dram
today 10 merely Continuation Of the proceedings
uen suddenly Interrupted The nuntsr Of names
then dfasn vO PIG, the ~eols Of the o-nefs OF
which will have 10 shoulder the muste. or psy
tho eIemp ion ice, or Ard a substitute. Tho sans
oihcer' when omcia'ed IA July las. conducted the
proceeding Yesterday. sund If ~ men from the
I'd vermont kesiment we're stationed in the build
lne. The preliminary pfoccesinss we're commenced
by counting the ballots This W. done under The .u.
pe1n'cndanec ofAl'crnsn uAdy .nd Col Barney,
s'er which Capt. Aannierrs addressing those pres.
emit, said
We ere about "a eontinse the draft from where II
vn lett on IN July last. These are only eon,tru.
rom ,h ,'I 18Th p sos ding he a.. ~ Be
w,d yer. aisd On i' i.. It oees, on,
shu hjmber Of hsllots Inst dSpusitd In the whH
Stis be number Of nien ~ lie drafted FROM the
18Th Wad to-day IL 5SS
The Wheel vas then set n 'on and the FIRST mas
drawn "" Joseph Campbe.l 20 Frt Avcuu, The
announcement Of the name Wa receive Il -
Manifestation by the crowd, bot when th r-,as q
Win. l.. opdyks, son Of the Msyor, va ana used.
there we're suppressed demonstrations OF saish,i g
when the name' Of tdol?ho VOL the "ScLai 3
man and Charles Demouiro, the hotel tee2c- C. IN.
OF lith street and 9th Avenue we're called thero "a,
perfs,t roar Of Laughter
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ER.LENOR WILKINS.

tThe continuation of this Story 10 unavo,d.b,,
crowded ont 10 d,y.l
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The Dr"n in the Fifth District.
Tho Dram In the Ninth District.
IKE S3,OOO,OOO Exemption

1h' cisfi in this district will also be r-aeved cor
ner Ct L. th stree, and 4th Avenue to-day
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Youps Geo Ya.esJ \ ,une JaeF
Young Geo Ysinckef - .uns bris
Ia.V0u ChssC
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-26

Zlmmermsnn Jno Zimmefs VIM
Al ia o'elsek, the gentleman at the wheel an.
nounced that the 18Th Ward va closed, and rsces.
Wa AIKEN Tor reireshmcnts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-26
Twensy-Firsf Ward.

During the receS, tho ballots were counted and
placed in the wheel. Tho gentleman who oficiated
then announced tho quota to DO sH. During the
drawing, Superintendent, kennedy. Provost Msrhal-
Genera! Nugsnt. Dr. George 1. Woodward, the ,ur-
seon Of the district. and many other Officials made
their appearance
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
More About the Alabama

NEw York, Feb. liza few days before
the North Star sailed trOw Key West II
communication was received by Rcar. Ad.
miral Bailey from our Consul. General in
Havana iu which he stated that he had just
received u tclegraphlc dispatch from the
United States Consul At Trinidad dc Cuba,
snying tiut au English brig had arrived
from Kingston. Jamaica, with information
that the Alabama reached that port on the
10Th and landed the remaining officers and
crew Of the United States steamer EIAtterAs,
sunk of Galveston, over 100 in number
1t was further reported that the Alabann
suffered severely in the fight with the Hat.
teras; that she had five shots in her hull,
one Of which, through her stern post was
very bud one. She put into Kingston to
repair damages and expected to DO ready
for sea in four days, Immediately upon
receipt of this news in Havana, the United
States steamers Wachusett and OnGidA sail.
ed direct for Kingston. The Santiago de
Cuba and the Il. Il. Cuyler, then on the
south side of Caba, were ordered at once to
the same port, the Tioga and SOnora also
steering in the same direction.
The Tribme'S dispatch says: One Of the
new iron clad gun boats Is on ship board
en- route for Snu Francisco, where it will
be used ms IL harbOr defence. The Navy
Department will Immediately order the con.
strnctou OF Two gunLoats TO receive engnI
captured aboard tho Princess Royal.