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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
FY,HE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
L EACHANGE BsEEiSG CoNrOLATION.
LIZ LID.

gs.b.sed under tie Companies. act l32 'iih aiied la
baAiy. AUTHORIZED ttrIltL. Oh liii-4Ds sIEkiisS.
n POO. shares o. 40 ssca-
Allesay Issued = or SHARES o. 10 ts1h
D.AEClOA>.
EhAih,iAN, HAKKY Gt0Ask GORDON, f~s- ChAim- Of
O.. Oriental bslk alton. London
DEF r. CHAIRMAN London. y rFrT OffLrsrir Jun,
o. le ~. q GA Eiea AoL 4 Co., Lone p,
go N fhe i'm 0l r. A T. Li't eddie a. Co.. Liverpool
lrcfheld oyd. e~e Ia eetos cd tie no. b-nk Lono,n'
Ni.ll James taIlsl esq Of .hs nm ol RENE "iD'A
jssr ,tTii e.a Of the Firm % Glchri, Wet CO.,
~ sidney Director ~ 49, onion hak =. i-oIe'h Io's
Wrl ~ Neil ess., o. tie Urn o. Ncil b9o--ei' !. Co.
JOIN lender. ESQ NJ. f.. nsach-.ter.
Too, Eees e.q.' 0, tie fuia o! woodward kee' q Co.
w aunle, esq q tie Firm Of cavaa Lubbock Co..
sa,sre. sta esq q lie Firm Of suit Bsoher' Co.
fiysrpooi Loreon hsn. ei, JOIN ssinner' s@f L's''
O''' H' v ~ nEw YORK.
VIZ Wood ee9., Manager. John CAop 80 As'' .N- g.
w Gross, e.q I'D Asss a. s-s'.s ..,t,..n
Commercial Agent h-ssf. h0~4-ia a Aspu4"~A
bANhEE>
London The Union bsuk o: London
liverpool The Da'k o. tng.onc
tf .,ebes.-r The Bans Of kuFand.
pr3s. ma Clin.: Tire ,irIrnil. Bank Corporation
keS Yorr The btal = North America
SOLICITORS.
London Messr. Coeerii sons
Liverpool bicssrs Fletcher Hull
New YORK Meals Foster I ILol4son
T.. yritish .nd Ancrcan Exchange Banking Cop siion.
- 10 s snd ouy sterling B. q Ezctage and "a h.
H. Commercial aud IlSvrels trccHs .ttst4e n a PERI
e the Void Corncrl lset.i issued ~ 80 ~ 'hr 80
H.. an. md Austss. vii be upou tte Dfefia hts
Eopos.lon Of LondJr. rgflsI paisq az nay Do s'1&i'
60 o. sppicsi.ol a. t.e d ~ 80. - " y sfert
WILLIAM W GOD, Manager.
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NEw-YoRK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
sfrr'fFr ADVANCEMENT
id, CONNIE sClsG JULY 0 !sJ 1860
sP.ss-svt ssAg,r T. rrvYort Y,h T. ard th.sv
flifancc fsth d
TRAIgsLzAyE sEw-roEE'

TRAINS LEAVE gEw-YOEE.
YsiS New Usyon. =. az. lin ~, l..l3 OK Ia
- Hs4asrgsf. I, I tIIh ii.3oa r.. 1871; lELl 30
~ D. , . . 49, p On
81 Minrd az STAFFORD : ii.,o r. -, s''r 2.
~ .4lo.e so-iafefi aAe " o'igoih iiNa N J"'
-. ser~sn 80. no II. nls lErL 400 EIl.
fss D.lsa al Ifssr~iah :. $50 iisso m SO. .9o.
.sl 80 . -.
ga. = - 8 - $3.50. D.
fof Pert Chester snf i'-rsfi-,e stations, 70 li:o
~ , %. 49,. 80 o.1o .
iof Pot Ilassr ani New Rochelle.
tu.NEf IINB TRAINS.
FOR Issiou va sgfusiei. - ~. ~ IA J. p N
tsf nos,on Via fH.rl Line i4,'i u ]. y
rof IlsftioId aud ssna.t,la b. (LIJ. ilioo. 2So
III 4 a. n,
ilfsls "a I'D 2. s0 3 m. 10 Northampton
faf ualtlofJ Igos.sncs And Ei.hsAI IAfosd, III b
u 40 a. mn, Il.
8 a "a li.l5 4.l1. ? o..
Dor - fsGr.sl ig.l. 2 90. g. Nor'hlmftor
Tor Ilaus.fanic Railroad $3.50 D. "a. 20 Rowan
lfa " .dEr.dsss sli Stature nyl, g. firnsA
For Naratnrk RAILROAD. a nf 2 - 1 nl
- ia iiufy sri Nofvst Railroad ; m go p IN
,oun.od.oa. ser Ylur Gers au aAra g. . = fl 4tsil'
JAMS d. uOff slpctn.' iiarui
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WINTERsGA
w Under the direction o. Nr. HUMPHREY BLAND.
TssAursT Mr. ". A. Moore; Leader Mr.. Molishhsas<
Fpf RTu WEEh OF
Mhs.D. T. HUW EhS,
tho Lrsss American Actress
who Las Nc lived or
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
an hsT lcr-olaior q
LADY ALDLff l
John Brou y.vr q Mis- brs.dsrs popular novel Of
LADY AUDLEis SECRET"
now IN ils SECOND WIEN o.
TBlU NPEANT REPRESENTATION,
tradgcing By .rtlr the woritrencwnsd
OuDsrLI NJ ECIs
tr NO presented In Paris ard LoncoA
THE IMAESsE POPULARITY
o. Mrs y. y. Bower. .. t-sf.lcA ~
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
Nj LAWREhCE hARhtf ~
LEa beer speoaly eassgo.. q sgppor Nh Bowers
This MONDAY EkENiN0 sept. T.
VII BE- presented Tor tie satl time VA this ei;y
John Br0lsh Dram founded on
LADY AuDLfi ; n, hEE
4.hUI NJ
Seats secured sir dsys IN advance
Friday. sept. H. ocnrhi q Mira y. /. Growers
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T0T7cF lille MARIFTTA AND ON

kTOTICE.-THE MARIETTA AND GIN
IN ClNNAT RAILROAD COMPANY a. feoFyAt.iheal
tsye oonsii.ued THS Fhkdfio LOAH eHp Inc !
fDNpa ~ "A their ia New1 OH i0T tie tfen.fr " &c
feserfed shares in the Capii.- Stock o. .s Company
yisLns tsir sSfes Catered ~ TIE ty OF
NJ Iort will for-srd tAoir Ceric-tea 20 SAMUEL ~.
KILN M ESQ Ress;v4 Chieotle. OHIO iof dis ne'f Pc
xon lat osesr sfter winch aud upon presrtauon a. te
1~rcv in New o.E new Cefca-.. vii 1e islu'd m q
a. siige therefor fbAh l. " lNoD-' 4i"s4~''1
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I,0R BoSTON pROyIpENCF.y VA NEW.

NOR BOSTONand PROVIDENCE,v via NEW
L PORT aud tALh RiNEiL-T'lo splendid and slpsio.
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leayes soy y - .
eycry TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud sATu hDAY, at
ocl6ck 2. M and The EMPIRE sTkE. CAT hryt On
MOADAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, nj b O'clock " A.
from. Pier No. nosih River.
Hereafter III he regarded secured TO any apin
cant until the enrne shall have bccn paid for. 49,,
fregt 10 aottou IL forwarded through with great dPo"
by I'll Exp.tn Freight II ain. -
4. LlrgLEkIED. Agent. to. u Broadway
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Arnnsertcnts.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ EVERY DAY AND E yESI TINS WEEK.
Tho Manager has the nSOsncd .acioa Of announcing
to Lin nunsF0I nPF 1STIi and Fg 1i e
At an Immense expense, the original aud only genuine
SPECTRAL ILLUSION.
SPECTRAL ILLUSION,
THE GHOST!
THE GHOSTi
THE GHOSTi
THE GHOSTl
Which will be introduced
EyrRY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
and z o'clock in the intensely exciting and interesting
THE SPECTRAL NUN;
THE SPECTRAL NUN;
THE SPECTRAL NUN;
OR,IiIE
GHOST OF LINDENBURG,
GHOST OF LINDENBURG,
With appropriate Scenic Effects. Music Properties &C., &e,
followed by tie sw WV, Writ 1fi MELANCHOLY.
b.ng the attractive and fascinating entertainment ever
offered the American public -
TIE SUMMER DR%mATIc COMPANY,
inoSn 4 he Museum. Let those who would SEQ thsir
splendid perfo rmances take heed that
ThIs WEEK Is THEIR LAST CHANCE.
LAST WEEK, ALSO,
LAST WEEK, ALSO
q. w. CLARKE,
G.. w. CLARKE,
G. w. CLARKE,
The successful Man,ser Of the above Company whose nuuer
Gus friends viii bear lin Ia substantial remembrance
On SATURDAY NEXT,
HIS FAREWELL BENEFIT
And when be win have the pleasure Of presenting them with
voLus srsf'BH%
Which Will guarantee the most overhowins houses.
40 be seen Al al hour, every day aud evening.
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
who hsvs been attracting Thousands upon Thousands daily 70
THESE WILb CHILDREN OF THE FOREST,
"D'' 'D'''N ''p 'THE wAKTIKE TRIBES
Of the ws' q en- M s S go az sTSs ss
They splendid specimen. Of she respective tribes sAi
in ''' a ihss b i' H N IFS sAT KS wLDs
and with sssss ell bis pccuiartss, ana
kS9Hs ThL l.DiAy LIFE,
TuElR w'....rAMs IN THErR NAIVE wILps.
lh.y are on exhibition EVERY DAY aid E'E'!No' sn'
nrRs 1n9 s az is b,RSMATIc ENTERTAINMENT
dive selection from the following eHAsacssIi.e fspsssas
nrcRUITiNG DASt T. with Song Of Persuasion, snd Pa
WAR DANcf. with Song q th. VS. Trail
| SCALP DANCE. with song OF Victory.
| PfFE DANCE with Song % Pesce and Good Will
| HUNTING DANCE, with Song Of ths Chase, .
MOCCAsIE GAME tho lyofie method Of gambling ne
Indians being ths creates; gAmb.ess Ia the wo.lt.
Also, TO W seen at all hours.
, the MONSTER PYTHON. .l-tt
TIE DRAGON OF THE EAST.
rs,,,, MAI =. tho Bof bat - 49,.
hsNV M he LAauEsT Or THE SNAKE sPECtES
WV on THE NORTH iMEMGAN cosTrNRNr. .--
LINING SHEEP WITH FIVE HOhAs'
AUTOAATON WRITER
TIE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
A DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO AlNks:
Tho 0RASD AQUARlA. Learned seal Sea Lion. Non
, ces BeAI Living kn.coliss Nar gs,es, &c
1ilai>sion 20 cents. Children under ten 10 cots
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NEW-JERsEY RAIl.ROAD-FO or PHIL
~ ADELpIilA Gni tie SOUTH sd Wisi, Va ifh-
rrY ,IIf.-Nsn rnf lsr4fss l4e. leave sew YORK % !
and 10 ni 4 o. $50 eni i.iaJ m Fare - taroufh
ba..arn ,ise.tl ~ tld DO slt $50 avs liiN H.
for \, aching rld o. o trt fnf the Wet
.. -. n loD. ~ Aasl-tiui sup'unter y ~
SO bareige w re received ~ y t.ins uli o. dcye 81
.nI cs L,l h rl'rs A. slvi-e " t. .pe 81 leaving
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VAHLEM ANp ALBANY

NEWBORN, HARLEM AND ALBANY
~ AAiiROAD.-Tf,las sril ave y rs; fsrq;-loI A.
LAsy iu 80 r.. sopI.ng 81 v .l.-nst f4dso. " hiis
T. bel;lfi Csoioa Val. ID 49, efg IsrA % Abany,
eonn ting vi % Ceri and Eorhen H'iroaa Tor ssfAiosA
a. 1.lp north and sesi ~ oroion FAs, 81: M
al % ~ T.- a. train wi. rgg Saturday, only 10
tufllrr leavSs Cro,ot fsls % m ~ MolaAJL hog
tlis Plains, as ard ~ q, <s 10 End M sad
q n NJ ifsn Wh,sst Depot, To- WAlausgdfse-t -,
i9. n 1o.alf :, = oi3 ssa tJo p IA Cso'on FAs'
Me4e Fsas 80 N.AIlsa..4.e A@.s stop a. a. 80 'HA
~ DerrF panf. + y. r1gFits q Ntfc PLANS aA3s ga
.r. nsrsh b. Dover ErtUuIrs stv. Albany - ~ m
90 ,fr,a II scsLcrs AID Western sins, s.ori ~ A..
si.f 90 f5ta Chaihsfa g. ffo;ou ale sso ~ BEDFORD
ALfs F1n. ard NlianshfAirri Dover Pans 80 m
ga.s 10 90 Ntie fis-ls. t.iu z $50 fl VI =,
a o.. Is hfit-r a and : o; ,fion bsAs,
WISE I.ns I'D " l.lklslft ralf sinr ~ Of f.l-lrs
.na-y Efl-slon raif, q Hal fais 20 lso ~ ti5
m sioyl.as al sisi.all exreit 4orsfs f9f " Mans
bf.dte III ~ ~ 10. = t.Dsrii E1r " lis rains
& u. WI srisbiise auA Vile i...l. uain' - q A.
s.rl.n. Prfarrius cave White ialf 30 m "iafns'
ffs tff a. 90 u ~, J-.. !. ~ az 3 m Stopping
s.-rns tT0tun bass p L., so.Tans 81 al stations
nssiA II aigl a. NL4.ani.bfiiss.
yOHs DULCiuLL Superintendent,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
" From foot Of Cour, sndt s,.Cornecting at Hampton
Junction with tho Delaware Lackawanna and Western hail
road and at E,ton with the ohgh Valley Railroad and its
connections forming direct line to Pittsburgh aad tAs West
without change Of cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-Commen April 20, 1863.
Leave New York a. follOws:
HARRISBURG EIPREss--At a. m, FOR Eaton, Reading
Po;tsville, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wlihmsport
MAIL TRAN-At III, Tor Ehst0n, Water Gap Scranton,
Greet Bend Pii:.on Binshanton. Witssbaue, dc. $500
IAN TR,Is-foT Easton, Allentown, M.uch Chunk WI
Transport, Reading Pottsyilie, Harrisburg &c. -
$3.50 atoT Eastop, bethlehem Allentown and Msuch
Chunk
Z: 20 y. h.-For Sornervine.
6:l0P N-For S0meryile
i'm WATERS ExPREss-ror Esston, Allentown, Read
inr HARRISBURG Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
Jersey City through TO Pittsburgh
TxrRrss TnATs YoK HaRHrsBuHs-The O. IN Expfeas
Train from New OH arrives at harrisburg at CONNECT
nx Fast and We-t Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
en- Contra Railroad North and south and with the CGmber
Ind valley Railroad
nus qnroteH EErKr,, TG,x rox rHr wrsr leaves
New Yort Of p daily tSundsys e1ceped making close
connection Harrisburg with Pennsy Hailroudwitt
no change Pittsburgh and bot to Cincinnati and
CHICAGO. Two hours time 10 saved taxing this uain
ELIaAEg1HPOET AND AEw-lOkK ttkRf-Lcase New ORR
non PieT No g. North River, at $50 Ia lD, 40 and
II Z m. a, ,,,--
tip each way. JOSIAH u SrEARNs, Superintendent
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NEW YORK THEATER.
~ La.s WALLLCKS. No as broadway, cor of Brooue
GRAND DPkNlhO AloHl.
MONDAY ssp.~nher :. 1858 The rrsa'
MARTINS afl and h.AhlAFIl
Troupe Of Pgnouift and Dancers ia lie fAntouiDs OF
RAONL or The MaGlc srAa,
and Ito beautiful bAliss q the
KATY, IHE NlNANDlERE.
P.feae,te ard Dss Circle 81 Family Crcls IS cts
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EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SOUTHOLD,
l. SAG HARbOR &c.-TnREE TRIPS PER WEftH.-
!rhe steamer DONALDSON Capt w h,yens having been
thoroughly rebuilt and put order will for the present esve
Pier No 81 East River lJamesspl on TUESDAY, THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at clock return
ing, leave sag llsIbor MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FIJI
DAY AFTERNOONb at O'Clock For freight passage,
apply board or II A. J. RICHARDSON No. 100 fultonst
OF OF s. TUTHlLL, Fralght Agent. No JanessiP
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STEAMBOATS, an0 railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
wonCESITER rALnEh E gIp NAS Sls
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and sanch stearne 81 Tie Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NkW-fORh,
leave Eew-iok daily sundsys excepted, at o'clock M
from Pier No % North River foot of Vestry-st,
FOR EFWLONDON,
there connecting the Steamboat Expres. Train from thu
above points, via Norwich Worcester, Boston Worceste
Worcester Neshua and New.Londo Northern Railroads.
yregh taken at the rate. For information inquire
Of T. S. MARTIN Agent, on the Pier.
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professional Notifies.

CHARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Counselorat Law Proctor and Advocate IN u D. Couss
No. 3Js broadway, Newiork. Resldencs~-No " h'"SS.
Terrace, West 2jd-st lbeween 9th and lcthaw)
EDWARD ii. DIXON, ii. d., Editor u INC g
~ scalpe aud Operating and Consulting suIseSa NO
ahav. Office consultations the more cosy" Ia S,sSs
the pebie vscea. Rupture. Piles. |sricooe" IA ss
radically cured without the knife or sto w A'u's
from y 10 y, 1 TO D. and Z to 0 evenings
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furnitnre.

bedroom ENAMELED FlRNIrUkE OF
6s,,a mann aartnre Also solid Chestnu, and w slnno
Ch,mher Suites plain and ornamental q. H. D. fAkhlNo-
TONS 3o8 Canalst, opposite Wooster hssOished is.A
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FURNITURE

NABINET FURNITURE
~ AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
: 100 900 WORTH OF flRsT-CLASS FURNITURE.
In Coincidence OF ths falling OF in whole bod
ne.s We o.< our manufactured goods to tho pubic =
the lowest prices ,
mado Of selected material and in the latest fashionable styes
AL good. warranted. .
PLEASE examine our soods oeI95s Sntgnnas,ns ese
whore. WELL pnaNNsLSsr,
Nos. is3 and l21 Rivngton ct. bet Essex and Norfolk
Grand Esex aud Houston e. stages pass close by.
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EVERY AkrEKsOON AID EVENING.
TIRsT APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OE YOUNG
FERDINAND SAoRlNf
TTr ONLY RIVAL or TIE GREAT HERNANDEZ
sfCOSD WEEK OF bLAR hOLlQgE AND SON
BROIHERs TFLiSCUs Mk JAMES COOK,
TuE GREAT EATON SIONE,
ar. PARKER, MILF CARROLL
ASSISTED ~ ?: STAR PEDESTRIAN PERI OAAEEs
Afternoon psrforuaf.sr coa.lsasr u 4 c.oex-
AdIllssou 2JC. children lstl
Evening peri III .JI9ilsirrcs :. O'clock
Admission 20 pit &c. boxrstQc.
EEMEMBEK A GRAND MATINEE LIVERY DAY.
commencing oclgk f0 ur sqesla aceoire .A..on Of
LADIES AND CHILDREN
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\ ONG ISLAND EAlLEoAD-lNCRE
i ACCOGMODA.iOS.-Lssr James Zip and foot o.
1sh-r X ~ fof crs.npor rorrirg 81 a. Stations
AID 49, o. Jsai,ca N4Ec s jerasa.a md e. s.sti2As
eat % o.4go ~ ls4P $50 and 3.I ~ p u Tor
s,es.e. A. a "a ~ q m 30 All $50 p &. .sDs.ca
a Her p.i~sl Al 4 a. nj o. ~ So 80 snG %
~ Ffrnrsil-i Irsin a. p ga m. on 3tbst ts,oPpnz
tt a -s.lar. 20 l4pAant a. cIclrsoa fees Tet1Inns
rsrr it.Asnt Z. h. o.. Jafaic Aeon. dA..oa Tan
ffosi Ja,n,..si.p s4l Th..fy i0sf;hs., u CO. r.
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NETWORK aud WASHINGTON
STEANfSHIP LISE,
semi.NeIly between VI WON. ~ A5ILsOIOS ard
oLOKin TOWN. y &
Rsguisr sanns Dsys SAN hpAf snd WEDNESDAY,. {"
.lHff
From PIKH 30. 10 LAST AMIR, iooi q Wsls e.
for ifcl sit pssssf~ uff.y fs -
JANIS hAap. AFrsi no. ~ Wal Of,
MORGAN 4 hlilrLn.A4, A.rDla. ".aA!asios ard
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ENAMELED Chamber Furniture. - Tho
best assortment of Enane ed Furniture, In all colors and
.fyes Walnut and Chestnut PLAIN and Ornamental ia Sus
Wholesale aud Retail Also, MattIesses aud fnaasse~
WARREN WARD, No. 277 GrsndSt.
FURNITURE WANTED.-Any person hay.
ine FURNITURE, IN any quantity, Mirrors, Carpets BED
ding Or other goods suitable for housekeeping dispose Of
may cash purchaser by ealing on or Addressing MAIZE
4 BENDALL No. IN hudson st., corner of Csna- Alec.
STORE COUNTERS WANTED.
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FJ,WENTl- SIATH DIVIDEND -OPFICB oP
II THT GaocEEs FIRF ysuHaScH CoArtvI 20. f3 VAL
m NV YORK Sep. J. is,3-lh- boafd OF 3D. ecsors have
Gs dsy declared Scu Annual DiyideIl n vs 20 peg cent
b the rsui a. STOCK o. tL~ C0ulpsny psy4 siochi
srs eauI.lt. JANE, g. LAI4. aecy.
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CTEAMER GREAT EASlLKN.-'l stcam-
> iui TRAVELLER val De - b 4of SO North Li'"i
f.,t a. Morris u E.. on o. "a leave 81
pfefsey TUESDAY - Oh inst g. convoy FAsseisrfs
ana ffrif 1arn.r A.ac bal
allow ID au board TIE ifase lef.
ROWLAND AsflhwALL. Agent.
L'OR PORT ROYAL, 6. C.-rAc new steam
l. sAp WAfl~i1d Capt EDGLls. viii sai as above O. IN
Per No. =. h.. sAI abAi, i@t Asl a. oci,cA D. Ia
- 'srOFFORD 20. II Broadway.
NOR NEW-oRLEANS, DikhCI.-Iho new
4 and fls0ri'e steamship otOAtI WASHINGTON, b.
v Ge.ef commander, cAfry.ng tin rr.nai United naies
Msls ID iolgo pier No . y. H. On iliL ADAf sei. u
al T. 49,
Pasr,re with tmsurpas.sl accommodations, eI0.
loI freight oil pass4ee. .Ipy 10 .
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
class steamer will leavs New YORK Co. 3D. l1.h nud I'd
Of each month cycept when those tfsf Cd IA SUNDAY
when the d4y OF departure viii be- tA. AlJH y following
FOR freight OF pss..se apply the only ocs 10. Bowl
lng.vrc.n u. -. AILIs Agent
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Retaliation.

The Jackson ApDeaI suggests two
methods of retaliation. The first of
these is that, after the first of January,
all commissioned officers captured on
slave territory BE- sunmaYily eIeci4Eea, and
the other is that such officers be tnrned
over by the Confederate Government to
the State authorities to he dealt,
with as felons. The adoption of either
one of these measures would, no
doubt, exercise 4 very beneficial in
fiuenc upon these minions of Lincoln
who carry their commissions in their
pockets for the purpase of melting the
slaves 10 rebellion and insurrection. For
such iends no punishment Is too severe,
and they should be made TO feel and
know in advance that the death penalty
awaits them, if they are captured on
Southern soil after the proclamation OF
Lincoln shall have made it's appearance
The same suggestion was made in this
Journal Immediately on the receipt OF
Lincoln's preliminary proclamation
showing that this was TO be an Adolf
ton war; The presence of such men on
! our soil is violation of State Law
which inhicts the penalty Of death
Their purpose is not war in the civil
lized acCeptatiOn of the term, and hence
they are entitled TO none Of the privileges
Of belligerents. Every State should make {
demand .tcr all ABOLITION officers capture
loithia is limbs, and they should be tried an,
hung as iHsUtgectionists. SUcA a oours
to0uld b 18th legal and Just, and zee hope Con
gress ,gill on reaSsemblinH giUs is sailctio
to the proceeding and o6Uiate -qH dongs' Z
Savannah Republican.
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Change in the Administrative Policy
Decided upon.
Army of the Potomac Coming West.
-
Burnside Reported Superseded by
Hooker
-
Gems. Franklin and Sumner also
Relieved of Command,
-
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Negroes to be raised and
Equipped
cold hty.twO and thrse,eights.

WAsHHeTOS, Jan. pa conferences
was held at the White House last evening
in which twas decided in favor Of q
change in the administrative policy, even
if il occasions important changes in pc.
litiCd important places.
The Worlds dispatch says 3 large
portion Of the army Of the Potomac is to
be sent West.
The Washington National Intelligencer
says Gen. Burnside has been superseded
by Gen. Hooker IN command Of the army
of the Potomac.
General Burnside addressed the army
on taking leave,
II is reported that Generals franklin
and Sumner have also been relieved
HoUsE.-Mr. Stevens reported bill
authorizing the President to raise and
equip one hundred and fifty thousand
soldiers OF african descent.
The bill amendatory of the Judicial
system passed.
Wink Jan. 26.-Cotton seventy
Gold closed excited al
ffty-two ana three-eights.
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HEADQUARTERS u. s, For EST
NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 26, 1868,
[ Orders
II has been ascertained at these Head
quarters that persons receiving passes for
their own private use, have been guilty
of loaning them 10 parties other than
those TO whom they are issued, for the
purpose Of passing the picket lines of
this post
All persons thus loaning or borrowing
in future, will be arrested and tried as
spies and if found guilty, shall pay the
extreme penalty of the military laws.
II any person, male or female, black
or white, shall attempt TO evGde the
picket line, or pass, or attempt to pass
said line without proper authority, they
will be dealt with as spies and upon
any effort on their part TO escape arrest
they will be shot on the spot.
All officers in command of grand
guards at this post are hereby required
each day to instruct the guard in pur-
suance of this order.
by order Of
Brig. Gen. RoB'r b. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
JNO. PRATT, A. A. Gen.
Jan27-lw
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United States of America,
MIDDLE DlsTRlcT or TENNESSEE

NJ HGRgAs libel Of Information WAS and wiihiB
w aud Tor The hiddls Dlelrios OF fessess-ee, ~
,shV 'lle On the 2nd day Of June, A. H., 1884, ~
john trimblo, ksl., Attorney Tor the Ualtsd ststss
ior the Middle District 81 Tennessee Who prserutes
herrn on behalf Of the United states SgAnFt eeFAih
pro erty, viz; certain lot, situated The south
east corner OF Broad aud FTOnt Hireets Ia the CtJ
Nashville being tue pext lot 10 the lot nlore
said on which corner lot n situated, the Hesss Fouu
dry OIL Cole; said lot rontpg Front sire, TUX
mig back towards the river, thence nearly Tarailel
20 The river and thence back 20 Front street tho
ner OF said lot on fTont street iATtheat from RrAd
being opposite small hlseksmlthe shop, situated %
the other side II Trent street; aud aso al tbs Bald.
ings on said lot and also al the 9xturcs, machinery,
zoo =, implements aud materials Of every scripti,
connected with sad lot aud buildings; aid buildings
On said LOT being the Foundry Of one r. ". Brennan.
and pray ing process agAns said proparty that the
came be condemned az forfeited.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of tho monitor, uu
der tho seal of said Court TO directed aud dlyeg-
Cd, ] do hereby give public notice 10 all lN-Fponn
claiming said property, or In any manner lntercsted
therein, that tnoy be and appear hcore said Circuit
hurt, W he held 81 the city OF Nashville, IN and ior
said District, the 2Ah day o Ootobcr 1869, At 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day, then and there
70 inierpose their cleins, and to make their dlega
tons Ia that behsr h. r. GiASCoCK,
June "a, lse2--iat u. s. Marshall q T,