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The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Re,orc John ! 3.,crn IN.

BEFORE John @.'rrE, ral.
STps ga-rr ne Es t2. " iota g.ie Cf;'in3 l;a ~
Joai Ho9e.oa.--ur Echtr Msckic, partner In The drm
Il iaec ~ & Livingston eu a;s crc-sexit nation
Gued by ag. Liware, la 1-r had rnt been a'led
uicn Tor l,ym3a of Tic UryeI bids, ai received
pr,r,' th!s epllcaton or csirsi:on did mo- emgratc
's,ga tAe ism, nor The Grm eeeot,d IN tt case
D., eoau., ae as s,alpy he,c s- wi,s.ss euier sub
9Ur..
3, answcg 4, VI. Nltbur- stated ,hat g the
ed discharged a,Gcr The application b. hrm
Nnud tey l., haze him stcl crl punt. Vel lur the
forgery uudar the juyss cf this country
~. fio.ws 0unihy the NEST .lluosy lie ldenti
tc tora.n words the t1's a the ur,s sr.ca "a he
rgees Is bstIs IN the hsH" ttti q. ~ ascascd hu
nal snowC Him 20 nj - - -tNte,h niortrs always
nraef the John Ho,c -,, :uc scrussl l.tcl 10
Brooklyn bY tipt aa.e.
he siluces saS cra-5 crsuucd At .,cat lcr.h 81 Mr.
rcNe1n with the nhjGrt or -Husis tid i"sss. ames
Nunily Gic.cste IL have "a. r a,ruscd sent -
the country, aa ~as tero.o,e atfacHal ~ selting ~
thf extradiii0n ease.
Mr rsl,ey tho Eug,i.h sc,or who mas charge n ,hc
hotc, rot ur lHu Gsn,s that i.ssrs James nin.
phy had anything u 90 VIII the Application. int!natng
sI the ssmc tinr bis ,nnHyace Al nay ~ The barring
cslendeg 70 such lcng;h hv Irrelevant matter.
Mr.. Ackeon, Ia an sin,cl manner. reprinlauded Wr.
Bailey iar his runisfs lie ~as bpt waess IN mis-
not counsel, snd if bo tMi. McKeanl = commit
kach offence III auy English court he would b. taSen
by tho mare of the neGe ahd thrown ou,and woai be
scrycd properly ~ that wss but another illustration
~ tho cnntemps which breshmcn indulecd themselves
10 IN regard 70 everything 10 this country: and II ibc
people u New York % know o sroh insult they
would pack the offender out OF the country forthwith
The Commissioner called 10 order and directed counsel
IL proccai with the cross examnatop stating that h"
would not report any OF the testimony whict be night
deem irrelevant
ccunscl for tho British gevernmout. Mr 7. H. Mmbury
Nr' Mr. Bailey m london Tor the English creiifors
Nassrs. James pnnphy for the acrlscd n.s,rs to.n
NtSson and ChAs. Edwards
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AERssr o. 4 PsoturAv cprcSvAN ~ rafNop Rev
Frederick Gibson, assistant rector ~ ST. Johns church
(Prc,estsnt Epscopa), at lurtrgaon, was Yesterday
arrested about half past twelve ncock ne.r te church
edtace Is cavalry Officer anil conveved % the head
quarters u General schcnck according oca orders
ms part.r,rs OF tho case are thrs narraef al tbs
qusrtcis :--sonie time sirce gentleman named John
son formerly member ol tfHrfcss addressed letter
a. Mr. Gibson who j. 'he 'Nif.iial of the che sinui
Iin schcol, stating that h. tr.ret 20 send hs etn
there an AZ 'hs sanc TIME itgirnr the tcrfrs
The reply from the rrincspsl was ~ the cfact
inat hs school n,l, and added that even il y
were nj, he wcsd not receive his sou, for the rea-
scn thst NJ. Johnson Union man, whilst all fhe
scholars his school southern N their sentiments
Mr. johnson received the rote he forwarded o.
tne Secretary OF War who, return forwarded 10 to
General scheuck An order therefore seu.d for he
arrest aud upon his arrival NJ the be was ques
teusd ~ Colonel Plat 'hci " star. Mf & bs0n ssd
that minister ani school instructor lie had pclt
rrintlucs but citizen he c0rtcrded the ore.
seat ccrdtnn If the country caused b. unholy
var when informed that hc 70 he irnprsoncd he
asked whrther Ee, as ctEcu, bad NJ rphts Coinucl
P'ai sad IN case q his tcath he wVud not be deprived
Il the rights n sepuure. tie cCrfucd in tic bui.
Mz the Military Provost Marshal. Considering VI.
,b.sns bitterness q spirit w arposbi6 - the govern
rness, seems surprising that hc has ioug cp,oys
I-rss,sl liberty = bc kis,sie Amsrteoa. S,ft. =
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THE rInEMEN.

At SPECIAL MEETING DF iiik BOARD Or REFgE
n renistiyes h.d af their ifa ~ ssfuraat rt"nnE
SEPT. =. 1855, t- P'i LEM stais that the
called ior a purpose ~ exyresDs rc fcenes art
their a ssorata anu tslhsr ircus1. iieus BsH MAr4
the following res afu,iaus adsuird.--
Whereas. Il h. r'easedt the Alufhy 1Jf. " $50
Providence - ske frsn fellow rtiil@n amt
brother Nrurs kste, iEtHtF and b"ov-s
husband
tha mp''se % ais nature. anf fsnsness q ~
manBef have sruestei ilul 10 by et 1f The
nature, snd r~nd-f- ~ We esaisty dear 20 ~
Resolved, fnat sthk With hs isiy ant brother
hremen their hrreaysr ana ~ tAelB itetf
AMI or .restlsss
Resolved. Ihs.s cory these resolutions y. presented
nly nf Tie sol published
Rroosivn Usiy Times, sunday Despatch and New Vera
Herald =. " iALIENHAkE, fFStidNNt
Jos< Grl,>y Seyf~tArl
ego. W. NORRIS Ing co No y.
tMAc r. nUwlr, Ems. No -
G. RuDDY IA H. No
a 4. GRD~EK. H. A l.. NJ.
IDfiN PHILLIPS. Hose No.
SAMUEL WAREHOUSE, Hu-. ~ q
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The business Of the sub.Treasury VI. i. fol-

In the Court OF Appeals to-day. in the Of
the Metropolitan and Shoe and Leather Banks
against Van Dyck, and Meyer against Roosevelt,
decision was rendered affirming the constitution.
slity of the legal tender notes.
In the public board to-day an elaborate and
very severe report was made on the recent issue
OF stock by the Michigan southern directors. In
which the ground was taken that the stock. not
having been issued with proper formality and after
advertisement, was not binding ON the company,
and was simply claim on the individual direct.
ors. In the other board resolution was adopted re-
questing the Michigan southern Company 70 com.
municate the resolution Of the board OF directors
under which the new stock was issued. The general
opinion 10, however, Notwithstanding sll this talk,
and the universal Indignation which the surrcpti
,ous and undcrhand manner of issuing the stock
has created, that the Issue was perfectly legal
and on the whole good thing for the company.
The aggregate exports Of produce and merchan.
disc texclusve Of specic) for the past week were
q, ,2as 300.
The estimsed earnings Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company for the siA months end
spy Ortober n lss3 were az follows
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The sailing of the Arssss.

T7"FIFN INFsI
~ mas pcf the schr'sh'r Arabs ~ veriooi win
St,es s,sevcn osock ~ morrow "wednesday merning
T.. 7.s vi o., ieaya hci docS rit1 about tlcck
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roLirICaL.

-ruv.pp SEYMOUR INDEPENDENT DENocrH
4 ciub regular meeting NJ the Club viii ee hsd
se headquarters - ynery strv On M.onesaAl ..sn
s.s, s.a.a, IA af ". A. HARRISON, Pfssdss,
5oaS io NJ; a,,sx. nv. ;Nbs rr's'irr''
u,rrtss Il tiNtUsN. reae'HrN
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GFNILEMkN
l anis. a.Ve N.s Nork Museum ei Ansient, elS HrsH.
Parl nr.hir 20 s'tr these % tnfcs fAn 80 re
,,vsrdsd a.. r.crpt lO,ens BY sddtsh& Sft"tff ~
,bs New Yo NNsetni nj .natnnN
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dend OF four per cent, payable October s6 Tie
transfer books win close October l6.
The following is statement of the business ot
the Michigan Southern Railroad for the six mouths
ending August 3l:-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

Ar TREyoRs PRIVATE DANcfNG ACADEMIES All
n the Dsuccs ami 'alishenbs taught with ~
snd elegance clas~s al - West Thirty fourth II A.
on wsdnsstays and Saturdays Csss.s ~ sonth Elfi
street. Brcosyn r. D.. on Mondays And Thurssats. Pr,
classes attended. These beautiful 10 = r.
Sosfables
l,rRRFRoss DANCING ACADEMY, FORMERLY
Fourteenth street. has Teen removed 70 1hs FIJI
avenue corner sseona ,teeL ihe sfnderny
Upen saturday, oet 10 Parcuars ~ ihae nfrcrtss
4 sEARiN9s PRIVATE DtNCING srADFNl
81 9qn rorffh psehHr, tear fxcuiy h'i ret -fus ea'
Tor ladies cBmneBncs SATURDAY, ucobef " - i.hr nt
.s.rns Al ni tjme. when diseursxea
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WIp.uINER ".

MILLINERY.
A CARD 10 inE LApiEs.-lt yoL wANr CHEAP
N Honrets Of NJ a 80 tty al On NADINE lsAAtS
Too tsn. opposite Wooster. nrmefr ot No DIV
Can and 81 y1uftel ~ restrdt 70 ne rrc.s
NrlpEvoisTLrE NAMES WILL OPEN OS THURS.
NI Ogt 4 ~ Amsv street, ehnrs Assormrn' ~
the Atesi styles OF Psrls xalucrs.
MADAME HOFFMAN o.. HAVING REOPESEB
MI afeier as forftt scr4ly solicit
she patrousAp the sas. New y0rk end Vicinity FOR
BonncIs Colaurcs and Modes ~ fsrs ~ very superior
siNie
NskpAwE JOSEPHINE FIslhLs. ~ FkST rHfR.
M tesnh street. hsfween rmig rrttv nnd
las NJ. homer ntcrm ladies wiu otsn ~
Thursasy ~ fici .sii art vinr pas Ronnets. Ac
AIRS =. REID BE,;s LEAVE 70 INFORM fHE IN.
AN dice ol her oreniur ~ FaN Millinery, THURSDAY
October 1865 ai 81 Fosfff street seenrd blpk -
broadwa,
- MILLINERY Rooms
u Wsstrley rlac.
Mstsmc BENEDICT having received her French impors
tous the ls iFsdr oreHng VIII sge uaec ifutr
friay and satnrdsv the i- III AMI ~ Ocoher -
wheh OCCASION IN addon 70 Bonncts, Csps. Has Neaf-
dresses md Nets department for ,be sele ~ nc rtr
e.i French Flowers and Festhe,s wiz be orened
special department. fat ....
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e1a nOa WORTH or cAsr or cLortiiN
SlU.U'|U Anted.-i wiz ray The hirAsst pgi.
tast on clctnlug Carpets FurEnrc. cal "a aa,rss
ngts ~ 30 seventh aNenr, between raity.thft "
m rty fourth sueets Ladies attended ~ NJ. >. a9
"a " STRAUSS
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CLOTHING.

/. rrp<rloy-ar =. SEVENTH AvESuE LAplt
A spd gentlemen viii ef aslnnnhsd - -" ~" ~.
w.pES favs cast oH tlctsiug. Cares, iwws ~ a
ist..s sis presses fpm - = 80 Cors from q . o.
sar pants RON ~ 81 Try. ana SATISFY lrs. ra
- ro, tr6e the address, call on " MAkhS ~ seFtN
sysnne near Tvt ntyiith srts Ladies s'isreri ~ :
NsrkH
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This being for the lighfcs' half Of the year in
gross traffic. the estimate will be ~ follows for
the whole yea:-
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SURSrITurEs.--M0gE GREENE iCgs AT e5 WHITE
pONOCHo co.
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SPECiAi. NOTICES.

~ New York.--The Array Medical Board. convened Tor
the purpose ing candidates for appointment
and assistant surgeon. coiorei
daily nj ~, BrOornc street
Candtdaies examination requested 70 i,fssca.
brtweeu tic hours of A, VI. aad J.. NJ.
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WATCHES. JEW ELaY, &C.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
II VOC WANT TO KNOW
i why nherl the ways ol ihrir fathers. read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
oto eook people aud good hook f1r erey
iab!es hN prlpciDal uewSp dcpoU
throughout .he ptn,ry, At 4. WARNER ) ~ Vesey
sFeef or ~ the autnaF
Dr. =. b. FCors, No. i.ls0 Braaiway. ny.
JUSr PrBLIsHEp-rHE fNEBEiAIE 5 TliFRvoMR
y ter SHOWING al the different degrees ~
curious snaig. Sent 70 address aid rccep
of IS cents, by ,. -. WATSON, praisrsr, new lors.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS
IN Now really 4 large aSs0 nsnt II
CHfLDEENS frcTl re BOpKS
arg. discount d.asrs
T. W. sfRoNG. Publisher. Is Sasss n ,treet
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G.nOT BOUNTY FOR SUBSTrUrES-CAgH IN
DOOl hand, $50 cash IN ten days, SIS. THE balance
s3i2 paii 81, every three months Apply this day. at ~
broadway, M IL
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THE MILITARY,

(NolOkkD DRAFTED MEN FURNISHED WITH 81 4;
~ stuiss tne 81 ortest notice aid or the lt0s fa.afp
aole trsns CsoEti inen wi l}lG - sutSiiper ti
be PAID the hi.aest hountes tLe Stale hy ap i.
hcrs. N't''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26

4 number Of Confederate prisoners, from
the West, were brought into Baltimore yester-
day. No disturbance occurred, but Il beng al
legged that Jesse Hunt, esq, President Of the
Eutaw Savings Institution, had uttered dis
loval sentiments, ana had shown sympathy ter
the prisoners, he Was arrested, as was also his
two daughters, who were ii company with h'm'
the ike charges being alleged against them: -
They were taken to the middle district station
house. Col. Fish was made aware OF the case
and at once released them, 10 appear * his OF
fee to-day, ana answer the charges
Mr.. Guthrie expresses the opinion that un-
conditional Union linen will be returned from
Kentucky, tu, oot o1s, vii! be al abolitionist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26

The following named gentlemen OF Tue 'egal
profession In " ashlngton, nave supscrloeu ~
the oath OF allegiance oelo'e '''' '.0' -
new court, up to the present time: VIZ oosep'
II. Bradley " III. A. harton, \. lnonlas
Smith. h. ). Davis, " III. hc->alf' on"iisa
Il. Utermehle, Edward (. CarrlnSfon' rslcl q
T. >lorsell, John E. Norris and WIN. >. NIL, Il,
Ter Several other members OF the 'ar VIII
subscribe to the oath before the opening Of the
court,
In publishing Gen Hunter order FOR draft
ing the negroes in his lines, In South Carolina
the Washington Chronicle says: 1T is time
that the negroes should help IN the prosecutor
Of this war; the result OF 1t must b7 10 Ia
prove their condition..
The Chesapeake squadron made yesterday
the capture Of the vessel Flying Cloud en-
route for the South, with cargo OF provisions,
&C., &c.
The examination of the Rev. J. r. Graves,
/ N., Touo1:a, 1,,h<, u,.,e turned over to the
" ,''' W. 0".oA'l'' 49, rs..1- -, raaealzo
CIV "o'A''''i'le - 49, s f,r 49,.
'''e goS esl''A7"'' 20" l .14~, =: h;a ho;na
'>'''S',' '0os o'5o' '.'D ~, rauf.1orata oo,rt
oo','1 ',7' - ''.'"01 ~ '''0 7''''''>>~'>>
o' '''7 'u !. = Mvu,. r:,,.s 1o.top
As'', '1''s ~ I, VIZ ,,ea.;,a% ~, nav, r
Ee'el'eS' ''o'l1 >,''''''' '1* a1ouo
~ ~'0"1,o'' =; ~ Iot.na - ~
I: wa ')0'''<'."': ~ 49, z~l.;~ - -.
c'll'a1's ''' p,'"0' ~ :; '''''' - A''
'asS l'i"'' "''' I'2' Aot'@1 ~ c ,o,>a
AZ :, ''o" - .oa. e,,. o,alo,l- ros+or
ise' oo''el "'o", l''', pS1. l, 49, 49,.
Jay I'''' n'n' ".]l'e NJ. va. ona r,as
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JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN T. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE SIkEE1h'
TAS constantly on hand: Nos. ana :.
IL Mackerel in barrels halt barrels, ana r k1'
Saline n. Potomac Herring, Smoked ha aiu
choice brand If Sugar Cured Hams fos amy
use: Shoulders and Breasts, and gene'na a. AZ
sortment OF goods for family supplies o an sI'
examine. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26
Noxrpr DJzSER pARrY.-The n. I ok

Novel DINNER IARt1.-IAe ~ A'AA
Home Journal says the latest bit OF uptown
fashionabIt, news is the exceeding sumptuous-
ness Of two successive dinner parties: given to
two botrothed ladies BY wealthy bachelor OF
their acouoill5ance, each, party numbering about
twenty persons. aud the latter one including
Gen. and Mrs AlcClelIan among It's gnestS.-
One very expensive an3 exquisite difference
from ordinary parties, consisted IN the novel
furnishing Of the table 1t was oval shaped:
but with the white cloth only cirr!ing its outer
rim, the whole interior being an ex1n1sltey ar
ranged 'srtora, tIled With ba~kets q the most
1net ond moss and the air being thus laden
with fragrance, while the dinner was handed
round in dainty >oessoo Of eh enc ssx d1s6 Gs,
according 70 the beautifully printed |, car:e ols-
tribpted to ali. At the close Of the dlnn3;r,
each lady guest took las a present from the ;:
host one Of tie costly: and superb baskets Of !
flowers which had or! amennted the centre d
the tahle-th>e beautiful burden Of the banquet
being thus borne away ~ the most admired q
the adnliring behptlers:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26

BAD FOR TIE LADIES. 1t is announced
that the young Danish Princess, who has late
" become the wife n The Prince Of a'es, dis
likes crinoline, md intends to pnt 1t out OF
fashiop--as fan as her authority IN the gay
world will go-''by appearing IN dress OF re-
1uced c;rcuntz,rence. \ quite feasible ex-
pertinent Tor young bride % he sure; put IL
wouldn be surprising if reflection ana Tune
shopld induce the Princess t. lnveGt that order
Of things Nous ye1rons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26

"sIusrrsED II. "A joke is tcld b. tie boys
Of the n. Y. 18th, in regard tc the ..>musterlng
IN" Of darkey attached 70 the regiment, who
was fearful he we,o,!>l be deprived OF his pay
unless he was Joined TO the service. A huge
mustard plaster was applied to his back, ABOUT
foot below where the buttons on lls coat are
placed: aud under the belief that ali soldiers
were served III the same manner, ne wore It
until f},c naiu BECAME uncomfortable, at which
1;mc be was declared ''uaustered in, according
- the law in such cases made ana provided
IF that aarkev DON get bis wages, It will not
he because he has not suffered TX The country.
- Exchange,
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QUEER nlvoRcE SUIT. --from the follow
ing, from the Lafayette Ind. Courier; 1t seems
smooth as skates on ice with j. married couple
in Latayat*e
EIRumor has i that divorce ease, growing
ont Of 3 pair Of skates and the recent skating
mania in this city, is likely TO engage the at
taI,t;on Ct the next Common Pleas Court. The
facts may be stated in a few words, The wife,
having pretty foot and we'll turned ankle, De,
came Especially enthusiastic on the u6j"ct Of
skating. The husband didn't see it, but the
wife. forgetful Of her strict lettoro promise to
love. honor and obey: bought pair OF skates,
and Joined in the carnival. A rupture grew
out Of it. resulting in an entire estrangement,
and ILL OF divorce on the ground OF lncom-
patibility Of temper The husband, IN other
words, concluded to let her slide.
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MILITARY ORDERS.


FEo7csr N7Es7Ei's 0FFIcE,
Alexandria, Va, March It. 1863
NOTICE is hereby given, that, in pursuance
IN Of orders from Headquarters, Department
Of Washington, all passes to families heretofore
given will Be taken up by the guard. and no
passes will hereafter be given to families: and
no passes to 90 out Of Alexandria will be given
to any person who does not produce satisfactory
evidence Of his loyalty.
BY order: Il. ii. WILLS,
Lieut.. Colonel and Provost Marshal,
NH lift Alexandra, "a.
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pgoyosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

Alexandria, Va, March IS, 1868
ITO prevent the abuse Of passes issued ct this
l. office; notice is hereby given that no passes
will be issued to person found with altered
passes or using passes not issued to themselves
or to persons 50 loaning their passes to Others.
By order; Il: Il. NHl'Lo
Ii. Col. and Provost Marshal,
nh 16-1m Alexandria ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-15

IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
i. Trade N
1000 Bills, SALT,
100 Bbls. CRUSHED COFFEE SUGARS,
25 Rags COFIE E, .
1913 Boxes TOBACCO,
. 100 uross SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FTNECUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
100 Bales KfLLfCKINICK TOBACCO,
400 Rcams WRAPPING PAPER.
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAP,
25 Boxes FANCY SOAP,
25 Kegs MADDER, M n-UaH|
so Casks SODA,
200 Kegs NAILS,
so Gases OYSTERS, a.
90 Cases PINE APPLES,
20 Cases PEACHES, .
10 Cases SARDINES,
.r'r 10 Cheats TEA, ...
SO Boxes CHEESE, .
And large stock Of other articles IN our line.
Feb6 3m .-.. .. ... ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

ANNALS OF THE ARMY OF THE CUMBER-
LAND.-Messrs. JAMES LAKE g. Co., No.
46 Uhion-street, have laid upon our table
large and beautifully bound and prin.
ted volume, with the above title. 1t is
from the pen of an officer, and contains
biographies of tho chief Generals and
other officers Of the Army of the Cum
berland, descriptions of Departments,
accounts of Expeditions, Skirmishes and
Battles; extracts from the records of
the Detective Police; sketches of in
trigues and operations of Spies, Snug.
glers, and prominent Rebel Emissaries,
&C., &c including choice selections from
captured rebel correspondence, some Of
the specimens being decidedly rich and
entertaining. The work is beautifully
illustrated with seventy-three elegant
portraits on steel, wood cuts of army
scenes, &c. Amongst the portraits are
those of Gems. Rosecrans, Thomas, Nc
Cook, Negley, Rousseau, Garfield, Pal
mer, Sheridan, johnson, Davis, Van
Cleve, aud Morton, together with their
stats. The work is published in behalf
of the Army of the Cumberland, and the
profits are to be devoted to the erection
of a monument on the battle field of
Stones River. 1t is one of the most in
teresting and entertaining books of the
day. No romance from the most distin-
guished author arrests the attention more
speedily, or holds it with firmer grasp
II is from the press of j. D. Lippincott
g. Co., Philadelphia.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

THEATRE.--Last night the thrilling
drama entitled the "Cricket' was pro-
duced at the theatre and was received
with every demonstration Of satisfaction
by an intelligent and appreciative
audience, one Of the most brilliant of the
season. Miss Macarthy's Fanchon was
a superb specimen of the histrionic art,
and Mr.. Vincent's Didier was all that the
finest taste could desire, Mr. Allen, Mr.
Hamilton, Mrs. Jordan and Miss Lyon
added greatly to the success Of the
performance. Indeed the whole com
pany did their duty we'll The piece
will be repeated tonight, lis great
length forbids other entertainments, with
the exception of q budget of songs by
Mr., Stewart
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

A meeting of officers and soldiers from
Ohio, now on duty at Nashville, will be
held at the quarters of Major Cotter, No,
p Vine street, near the Capitol, on Fri
day evening next, 9th inst, Il z o'clock
p, NJ, to make proper arrangements for
opening polls in this city, SO as TO allow
all otllcers and soldiers TO vote for officers
of Ohio, ON Tuesday, the 18th inst BY
Alaw passed by the General Assembly of
Ohio at its last session, all legal voters Of
that State in the army Of the United
States are allowed to vote and polls for
that purpose 10 be opened Al proper
places.
Citizens of Ohio, temporarily residing
In Nashville, are also requested TO attend
said meeting and assist in preparing to
bring to the polls many of our brave SOL
deTs in hospitals, who have given the
enemy in front leaacH balls; and now de-
sire to give our enemy in the rear paper
hNas.
oclo H. ONO,
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ApECIAL nRnEn MO-. I.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers of the
Army Of the Cumberland are requested
TO call at No. rs, Cedar street, opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
~ above-named.
The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
zens of Nashville that they are prepared
TO furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, far SUI
perior to any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
spectfully invite all those DESTROYS of
having Photographs TO visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with cOurte-
ey by us and all our attaches. Please
call, one and all, and examine specimens
of Cartes de Visite, etc.
MORSE & PEAsLEE, Proprietors.
N.B.-In connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs of the
officers of the army. Duplicates can be
had by addressing Morse e. Peaslee, p
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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