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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

There were twenty-one offenders A.
gAinst the majesty of the corporation
laws before Recorder Shane for trial yes
terday. Five were sent to the wOrkhOuseJ
the remainder paying fines and costs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

W. P. Mellen, special agent of the
Treasury Department has been in our
city for several days on business Of the
Department.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

We regretted 70 hear it rumOred some
time ago that DIR. John D. Kelly enc Of
our ablest and most successful physi-
clans had removed North. Many will
be as much gratilied, as we were, to
hear from him on his return from a pro-
traeted visit, that he has no iasa Of
changing his location, and will continue
his profession as heretofore in this city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

Gallery of Fine Arts,
CORNER OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like Ambrotypes, Photo
graphs, from life size down TO Carte de
yisite, executed in the highest style of
the art, either plain or colored, call at
the above establishment, the largest aud
most extensive in the Southwest. AL
buns, darte pictures of the Generals Of
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection OF pictures in the city. ~
Respectfully, tsss I'D
I. +. SALESMAN,
Successor TO Q. @. Giers.
Oct 18-1m. Es
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A STAKEHOLDER DRIVING Hrs SLAVES
TO TIE RECRUITING OFFIoE-A Baltimore
correspondent writes;
A STAKEHOLDER in Dorchester county. in
this State, recently said 10 bis slaves that
they bad his permission 10 volunteer in
the army, but requested them, when they
had made up their minds TO inform him.
and as they had driven him many a time
10 Cambridge, he would himself drive
them in his carriage thither on this i'm
portant mission. Sure enough, thew
needed his request, and he drove them 10
town in his carriage on their way 10
Baltimore, after fitting them out auite
literally. Last Friday be came TO the
city and went out TO Camp BirneV TO get
his certificates for the three hundred dol !.
lars substitute money for each slave, and
10 grant his obligation TO free them when
the State laws would allow him TO do SO.
They met him as afectionately and az
demonstratiyeiy 40 sons would meet
father, But this Is an isolated case in
the dark field Of slavery.
Wanted to rent for ak months, one or
two convenient rooms for private lodg-
ing--either furnished or unfurnished-
near the business portion Of the city
and not higher up than the second
story Apply st No. 81 City Hotel
Oct lott
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

CoNsoRIPTIoN LIABILITIES ChancelIor
j. A. Inglish has lately given two deci-
sions under HaJeas Corpus. The opinions
are published in the Columbia Guardian,
of the Goth ult., with the following refer
eRce MI. mod
These applications rest on the ground,
chiefly, that the applicant had here fore
furnishedA substitute, and was therefore
exempt. The substitute, though not
within conscript age at the time Of re-
ception had in each case become himself
liable for duty under the extension of the
age to fOrty-fiVe. The Chancellor has
felt constrained, by his views of the law,
TO override the ground Of exemption and
remand the petitioners.
The necessity for such decisions, re-
affirming obvious and patent principles Of
law, Is one Of the evils Of the great pre-
valenoe that has been allowed TO substi-
tutes.- Charleston Courier.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

Conservatism is worthless, unless what
it seeks to preserve be intrinsically val
liable. or what worthis spiced mum
my, after its seasoned flesh has been pre-
served for thirty centuriesY Dead laws
and institutions are as little worth pre-
serving IS dead men "Let the dead
past bury its dead" ' ale e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28
WANTED.

NTTATERs AT No. a. UNION STREET
w None but experienced hands need apply We
also want au active Boy 90 DO general work about the
house. D nuGu GO.
tClnT=lW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

Thomas j. Clay, son of Col Henry
Clay, who was killed at Buena Vista, and
grandson of Henry Clay, died recently
at Atlanta, where he held the position of
Inspector General on the traitor Buck
ner's staff. His brother Henry Clay was
gallant young officer in the Federal
Army, and died near one year ago of
disease contracted in the field. He
fought brayely at Shiloh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28
no I.ET.
JOHN G. FEliR's
BOOK BINDERY

THE now Took Bindery, No 10 - q Deaderiok "
4 has resumed business, and IL prepared 90 exec
cal ali kinds Of J0n WoHE ASp BLANK WoRK In neat
aud elegant style.
Booss aud Orders lon % W. 7 BrnRYs Book
store, or at the binderyi will receive pr'mpi ntton
tiuu.
W. George Morton, formerly Of Philadelphia. a
Practical ha0ktludor ras cha 81 ~ his Bookbini-
cry, aud Nil mako contracts Tor YORK ia my abb
ssnce JOHN e. FEdR
The B5okbiudfry viii De opeu from O'clock u
the morning nut o'clock 10 the evening.
pCfZlT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28
sEWANEE HOUSE.

NASHVILLE. IiHN N.
- M SCOTT, formerly OF the City HOTEL aud
~ W. j. THOMAS, hauo purchased tho entire An.
terest Of VIM. Roberts ia the sewRnee Horse, and
VIII conduct the establishment hereafter under the
style OF SCOTT & THOMAS
rue eeutor partner Ia thus returning 10 "nrat
principles, ipdulges tho hope that In his new loca-
tlon he viii meet with many bis frien's and pa
irons OF former years. oot2l In.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Police lueellfgeue~.

DESCENT uros GAMBLING Horsr.-oncen Cummings,
Dowdei, and others, OF the Lower Poce Court made
descent upon the gambling saloon Of James Stewart No
e5 Walker street. Tuesday night, and arrested the
proprietor, together with Jeremiah Hogan, James B.
Moran Daniel Johnson and stephen Burns. Ths CON-
pla ant instituted by William II. Daley of No. Full
street, who victmized 10 the of s2S5 the
game u faro Justice Connolly held the accused W bail
each IN the sum of $500 TO answer.
ArRRr USii,RSsxp LIoros DvAfrRs. able
excitement created yesterday by the nres, Of =
pumber Of unlicensed liquor dealers Active measures
bsns taken 70 srrest all vioators Of The Excise law
and punish them accoeding 70 their deserts.
srsrfoos os srrArIpo A GoLp wArH.-Thomas Bartlett
taken into custody by the Eighth precinct police
suspicion Of stealing gold watch, valued 0 $3.50, from
Edward Dunn, while the latter busiy engaged 10
watching the progress Of the late nrs wooster street
The complainant fst some one pulling his watch Of
bis pocket and suspectng that Bartlett vas the thief.
handed him into The custody Of the police TIE property
not recovered.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Marine Intelligence.

NV btDrORD, Oct . 1905.
Arrived TO- day bark Ocean. Cornell from the Atlantic
ocean, Western Ground, October TO- with 30 barrels
sperm oil home aud sold 300 barrels sperm and 10
barrels blackhsh oil has on freight 80 terces Of
alcohol from bark John Dawson, which we're picked
up Reports spoke 10th OF september Western
Ground ship James Arnold Bartlett, b. with $50 bbls
sperm; who reported about time bark Tropic Bird
Hagan, from New BEDFORD with $50 bbs sperm, 2ilh,
bark John Dawson, Cornell do, with $50 bb g. sperm.
sailed bark Oliver Croker Pierce for the North Pacific
1naa
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Important Arrests in THIS City Yes.
terday.

PROMINENT MERCHANTS AND REPUBLICANS sgSr TO
FORT LAFAYETTE.
United States Marshal Murray made very highly
important in this city yesterday and succeeded
getting, with the parties large number Of documents Of
very valuable character Ihe contents Of these have
yet been dvulsed has it been deemed prudent 70
give the OF the parties arrested Tho subject
ter Of the papers is said to be peculiar and throw
light upon operations relative vaandgham and
the rebels with which the general public has yet
been made acquainted. some OF them may, a some
future time, be given the public press but held
back present for "good and sufficient reasons The
parties arrested were yesterday conveyed to Fort
lafayette carriages by the proper officers. II may
be contaband to state that three Of the parties
well known and merchants OF this city aud
that one Of them s rsomluent republican.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
TAKE Care es Yeur I.ssesss.
TO The EDrroR OF rms HERALD.

On Monday eyenins went To drop letter into u
had bean tbsrs bsfoss for the sane par.
pcss, bsd, inrssA d doing %, slipped IL through
unasr the nd, and thus left IL lysg ou TIE
top, and outside q the boz. On menionlng 10 Ia
ny family, I found they had recently observed ths
same thing In t~o tnstssees venture 70 suggest
the publication u TINS may psopls ss more
fu and thus prsvsdt the bss q their ist,sss Ths
b. sheh sllude would have blown away Cor vas
Q windy evealng. PRESEZ sARDE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

owing 10 the care and degoion Of ths sargeoa sr
par,mcnt, who have been unremite"s "
during the siokiy season ,.
The troops this vicinity appear with .hs, ,nsr.
tennces for they are aware Of the iao thev
are eight paynasiers in this city alone, aud ho y
are not likely 10 call Uncle sam their debtor much fo
The o. these DISPENSERS oa greenoacks are ~
Iows:-siajors Henry L. King. W II Ruggies. O. Hoime >
j. lie bert H. c. Walker, George b. Simpson, j. g. nor
rick
Avsaim he delighted sold iers swere there
napy ID heapf Aside from all considerations oil their
money chests which cannot fail TO make them welcome
70 the sodiery their prescnce pleasing TO all who eau
admire the real gentleman and good fellow
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 81. 1868.
cArruRx BLotxADK RU,SsRs.
few nights Sergeant sutclns, OF the provost
guard made important capture OF nine persons At
tempting the blockade Tho haul Of the capturing
party consisted wagonoads OF goods and largo
OF gold and greenbacks These parties were tried
before Major stackpoIe Judge Advocate aud the following
were the fines mposed-George Bourdette, nned one
hundred dollars gold Benjamin Thomas alias Tsyor),
twenty-five dollars, United States money; John Q.
Fenfress twenty five dollars, or one months connns-
ment C. Barnes, released taking OATH Mrs. b'am're'
fined hundred dollars Mrs. A. X Staples. ono nun
dred dollars portion OF he goods thus captured was
returned 10 the owners.
REFUGEES FROM REsxL ARMr
Yesterday there came into our lines at Williamsburg,
Captain Boone, OF Louisiana cavalry regiment He 10
the same whose escape together with that OF three other
prisoners was noticed in the late Richmond papers II
seems that no fought duel time since which re-
suited fatally In consequence he was ncarcerated In
Castle Thunder. His case assuming an uncomfortable
aspect he, in company with three others determmed 70
effect an escape Accordingly, night they succeeded
in cutting their way through into room below theirs
where stored quantity Of arms of these they
helped themselves order better effect their escape
To make their complete OF their number acted
the part OF prisoner, while tho rest. fully armed
performed the part OF guard. Supposng that
it was only the customary formula OF trans
ferring prisoner the sentries did not trouble them IN
the least without the limits OF the city the party
separated each taking the best calculated Tor his
saety Captain arrived in safety but the rest Of the
party have not yet appeared.
wEATBER
grown remarkably cold within the last two or three
days and clothes and heavy boots are once more
de rtgueur
At WILLIAMSBURG
present the same gloomy appearance ever An occa
sional scouting party the capture Of guerilla, or tho
reception OF refugees from Richmond constitute tho en-
tire the place The health Of tho troops
in this vicinity is improving last The One Hundred and
Thirty ninth New York regiment, Colonel s. H. koberS,
is here, in fine spirits and good health
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

LAyno oy COMM STOWE Rvoxxsp Duros
cHrRcn ToxrxrSsvns STATEN lstisp Quite ints-
resting csssmosy tcot place the 2Tsh instant, a
fomPkinsvis, staten Island at the aging o the
stocs OF the Reformed Dutch church Of that place. Rev
u w. Hitchcock pastor. lhs land for the building
rrsscrted By Mr.. Jehs c. Green. of staten sand and
the entire WORT 70 10 be finished without leaving The
church debt The bsdlng 10 be of tho Geshic siys
length eighty ssveu feet. width nfty three feet material
wood, lled Ia with brick. Addresses we're deissrsl By
Rev. M. Maihevs, q New Yovk Rev Alexsndsr Thomt-
500 Of New York, and Rev. w. Hitchcock. the pastor
The boz placed In the stons contained copies OF rei.
gias papers the Nsv York dsnise q October "a Are.
esrr,Qey aud coins snd seventy vars,Ies os
copper ccipysId tokens The wcrr fsss proxrcssIng
and u erected the building viii be consscratsd IN
NAY next splendid organ ts IN be placed IN the
church when ready tor service. The oh buii6fne ws~
purchased BY Mr.. Albert Weed, of staten island.
CoyrRARlxp Mrs-The following extract from ceeevsi
Greer No OF Lieutenant oonei king of tbe na~Achus
setts 1hrtv lfth who military ccmmsndant ~ Isrtny
ton, Ky, origrpsi snd decd~iy pointed s-Frepuent
complaints having been made that the mitch cit
rens have bssn mixed and oentnes dstAsned fos days
sy persons connected vith ihe army, such prsctc~s
are ooatsusd aud be brought home TO any ooe ths
onesdev VIII BE- dsait With IN msnser b make hm vnh
mss ssr''er n We he bsa sees vesnsd ron iore ics
mix
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Unconstitutional Union Meeting In BaIu-

more.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23, 1868
An Immense mass meeting Of unconditional Union
men was held tonight In Monument square II the
largest gathering held in many years There great
turnout OF ward associations and leagues nnumsrabls
transpsreuces Fireworks &c. Al one stand there was
large inscription-'Ths Union and Emancipation" !"
Among the speakers were Secretary Chase and Judge
Kelly.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Arrivals ssa Departures.

HftroS bs.p-Stsamshlp Aner'cs-LLsxf Hssry H~hss.
Andrew Anderson yseob kittaSe Jss Burns Jebn
Joan UiIIsg. Jots Ssssy. James Devils.
Havss.-seHnshIp koanok.-',irsrdo Glbbs uschor 8
de wois. Mesa o-rsid Bsesare Lsports, Mr..
TOvn~ud aud tvs shiiarsn, Bossop y Es,s.s Nm Cor
~. q Onsy, foTsy. DR. boosAby. Giinarih Anssmo
Arriafts. Boissesn. Simmons. Jsaa rsrst wa In
We, T. Long Juan Ducet
Bnros HsAr-ssesmshp Karmah--na naisr wn WOOD,
fsymaster United states Army Lieut. gns@ -~esean,
rorone. y Hmders dee carts, Peter sosre. gse
Brooks Charles Snydsr Josa hesss W. b cssnsr Chas
Ray, Jas Rye, xofris Les jr Richsrd Jossssa sbss
Tin HennAn. um Rysf. Grsros n<ambss
psrAHrrnU.
Nsw OsLv svs-st~amsAlp Crsoss william Au~s n
croes.r. Roan.y hsy. WI. .ssy 1ee Buunss. 0sssr.
Joe Cortsk Despite asd lsdy, Lweil~s to~nsssrrr
4 chn1. nehseL quail, n klIis Captain Ems!sss. NJ
A"srsn, H.orv Yebas. sA.ey. ks~s svrry
M- Waiksr and chid. n tssh. Joss N~~ssc~~ anf
.ifs .nss.s.s ~ y.sssr y.ssrsl n.esy law. r-vr
Yy~oeh, SURGE, Adars \ fo>sss-. cshs,tne D-~ss
nShssi nussssl rsepasdsS. rho~ss Dwyr. Ne go.
~ k<arn-ssa otaets N lss ssssAes.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

$4,000 Union Ms lortty Vote Against the
Jsn Davis democracy. aud Photographs taken
HOLMES Gallery. DJ broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

$1,000 Majority for the Union In Now
York all their Photographs taken HOLMES gallery.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Brooklyn lsots.-One OF the Old Tracts
Of the Ninth ward In the city OF Brooklyn 10 ming 70 Tho
hammer klse Sherc advertise 100 Lots to ia soid ey
Mcssrs A. j. BLEECkER, SON 4 CO. this day. Al the
Real Estate sslesrcom In this city The plot In ths Ninth
ward and stretches half dozen streetA
Brooklyn To tho fatbush line This IL
good opportunity OF the hrst oered u test the aispo
ston OF and capitalists to invest OF the
prts in real estate Ia sn old title aud original
tr act lying In one body.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Twelve Carses de vfsise, One DolIar.-
Twelve vgnettes Two Dolars finest quality Proof
Immediately after sitting PEkCfyAL. It2 Chatham OF.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Eight Carries dc vi-ite for 81, OF Uae.
quaed style and nnish TAlrS corner Of corand aud
reeuWtch streets.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Prizes Cashed in All Leg allied Lotto.
ries. Information given. Diamond Jeweiry bought
aAiGE, broker.
7B Broadway, Aator place
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Mr.. Edwtn r. DE Nyse's Dispatches.
NnRNnIE Va Oct ~ llRa

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. Il, 1853.
IHr yIaG rnrU,
which wa 10 have been started on hence suffolk. via
tho Nassemond river, days aso, but wss stepped
by an oc,s order from Washington let by rail the
18TH instant. About hundred and nftv women and
children thus conveyed without lines. some Of
tbs parties thus leaving our "lasd Of milk and honey
In destitute ocumsanoes though the greater part
Va condition 70 complain Of III fortune. The pros
pcct before them none OF the best, however, n late
reports ths starving condition Of Dixie are 10 be be.
levsd.
aro semi occsso,sy started against the blockade run
ners wbo make the Essiern their bsse Of ore
rstsoos and supplies Not much success has atssrded
our snots 10 his direction n ycs. but the eGscs las
been To cripple the unlawful cofDmsrce which has been
CARVED 20 loog and 20 sue cssfuy
Ov MOVEMENTS
there vhever and there secns no prospect
prest anythisg exciting that form. FORTRESS Mon.
roe far from prssentne the aspect war; desosason
oil sgow With bright dresses pretty girls and eay uoi
forms Norfolk by day ocshed In IKE b-inianecpIors,
ash have, instead 0 the booming Of cannon ana the
shrsks OF mad combaaats the twsnglng Of pianos and
the laughter Of women.
uRAnSH rsorrs
k0psovng rapidly. The effects Of the summsr levers
fsss wssrsns or and tbew passdss scw show well
ausd rsafs thn fsvcrae'e ecrdsioa Of the army .
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Prizes Cashed Ia All Lee egalized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker II wall
street Nc. I.
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FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. %, 1868.

thss has rsged these atudes for tho past few days
has IN some measure abacd but still there Is consider
able running, and numerous vessels arc seeking
a harbor these Roads TO await clearing up. Up 10
the tme my writing have not hoard Of any disasters,
and barely possible that the shipping caught in the
gale IN the vicinity Of Cape Hateras has been equally
fortunate.
escruciatngy duh in this department, without any
prospect ahead any coutcm plated Several
inspections were have held tho inclemency
OF the weather prevented II. In day or two grand re-
to DO held by General Foster at Newports News,
which will doubtIess prove an interesting affair.
for the exploration Of the and creeks aboundng
this department being lifted up with all despatch
be ready for arising emergency Several OF these vessels
have already been armed and Manned while others
being built Norfolk Yewbern and other yards Of this
depar tment which expected be ready for In
very time. Az all these gunboa,s
pleted the Eighteenth army corps will have powerful
auxiliary In the shape OF these armed vessels
uSfrED STATES SNIP ONWARD,
magnificent clipper ship, carrying powerful battery,
has been lying in these Roads Tor some time past; has
been ordered by Navy department fur
ther orders AS unit for bockaders and
s bears black paint her sides, she evidently IN
tended tor foreign service The following Is list OF her
Cdpto,n-wm. H. Clark
Executrs UFca-Thomas q. Grove
Aof'n0 Ausanf Paynaaer-John y Allen.
So,i,ng M1str-wm Collins.
Acing Assisfont SUrgeon-Iavid Watson.
Acin1 Enugns-Gordon J. Conklng aud VIM. Rogers.
from Ci,y Point hourly expected here having left
sunday Afternoon In charge MAJOR Mul.ord, with
raj hundred released rebel prisoners board o. the
steamer New York. BY this arrival may receive
interesting news either from Charleston the Army Of
the Cumberland.
TREASURY Br.Nsse
IN connection with military Affairs have elected
attention from the treasury Department. Mr.. H.
A. Risey the efficient agent OF this division arrived hero
yesterday morning and has spent considerable time
Norfolk uating Affairs. he completed his
business tssre no 10 proceed 10 New York Captain
George r. slcer commanding the United states revenue
cutter Php Allen srtns Treasury Ayent for this post,
and has thus FAR collected The acccrung from
nve pee goots brought here for sale.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Govern uae mt L0a n

The G0vernnne mt Loan.
sPHitApnPH,A, Oct. 2s, 1869
The sales OF nvewenties to day amounted 10 $3025,
$50 Parties intending to take any these bonds
advised to subscribe soon.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Royal Havana LOttery.-Thtrty per
cent premium paid Tor priyes Information furnishsd The
highest price paid doubioons kinds Of gold aud
silver TAYLOR co. Bankers, IL Vail street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

MlsCELLANEOts.
A NEv PEHyrwg voa fHg INADVERTENTLY.
N HxrkACr Ot rHf
MONT BLoosfs8 CERtUs
MONT sIOosrso csssuz
pIoBv BLo0rIso osaEUs
SioHr sLoosIso csssUs
MONT sLoosIs9 crsgus
sIoHr sJoosiso csRgus
MONT sroosiso cgREcs
fr,p s- rae ssd ssssassi so--s frss -hs isass ns
nssssses,r-1 ,s,y sy rHAf1os q soy
Asx rSa rHAI<y~'s-rAxk w Wun
sMa " Gsgps 9su~S
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
HIsCrLLADHOUE.

vIALg DOZEN FREE By MAIL fOR ~ %
III BEAUTIFUL CHASED METAL. sHA5~
W, Card photographs. 70 bang up or .tand ~
We cali tAeIn the
IMPROVED AMERICAN CARTE FORfF
anes A. A n r. ANTHONY
EDi Iiroad~ay. kc~ Yost.
HsnufsnuIrr. Photographic Materials. Photograph Al
buns Nd heruo~copic Niv~s
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

wheeler 4 wilson's sewing Machines
have won the highest all the STATE AID mecha
ucal Fss where exhibited this Once 3 Bread.
way. St& . -,
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Prizes Cnshcd In all LeGaitzed Lotto.
r-s Information given Circulars free, Address box
S,O73 Post Office sHAFFER 4 co. osl Broadway.
Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Composite Iron window Guards for
tn. protection OF wndows
HUTCHINSON wfcKERsHAM
T. eAs Of BrOadw.s
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

w. A. Bachelors Isstr Dye-Th~ Rest
In the vorld-barnlsss ipstantAneous reliable Sold by
ali druggists and performers Factory ~ Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

For the nafr-Bsrry's Tricopherous,
the besi and cheapest article sod by all irusglss >n
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
the WAR IN ARKANSAS.
The Rebels Reinforced and threatening
Forts Blunt and Smnh-A Battle Ex-
pected, So.

Forts Blunt and Smith-A Battle Ex-
LrAvKswoRrH. Oct 2s, 1888.
Advces from Fort Scott Monday say tho rebels
under Cooper reinforced from General Prices
army and threaten Forts Blunt and Smith.
Prices force reported TO be nine thousand strong
with eighteen pieces OF artillery ouantreli is with hlm
General Blunt goes TO Fort Smith with train, where
he will turn the command Of the Army OF the Frontier
over TO General McNiel and proceed to Lsavenworth.
Mcneil and Ewing in the vicinity OF Bentonvie,
Ark Brooks with three thousand rebels, Is marching
on White river Huntsville and has been joined by
shelby
Biunts train escorted by force Of infantry, Ca
vary and artillery sufficiently strong TO insure It's safety,
and General Blunt will osr Cooper battle the opportu
nifty occurs.
Three Days Later from New Orleans.
CAIRO. III. Oct. 49, 1855
The steamer Julia from New Orleans 10th, with 200
bales Of cotton 37s hogsheads Of sugar has arrived
There Is
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Prizes Csshed In . n Legaltzed Lotteries.
Information given. ). r. CLAYTON CO, 10 Wall street,
room No. 6. n. Y
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

D0a't Furnish Your House with Mir
until have examined the ans assortment At In,
Looking glsss warehouse Of wHlrTENoRE BROTHERS.
3'y Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

wigs. Tospees, Hair Dye, Usir DyetnG
and Molisva Cream, for besutifyipg the hair. a. A
BACHELORS. 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Embrotdering, Quilting, Tuckin9
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