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MIsCELLAHEOUs.
A MOTHER GREAT REVOLUTION
PRICE or PAPER STOCK.

Ann Street e.-,,
nearly high Payer Nakers stock as they
Old last December for such Old Newspapers Printed and
Written Books. Psmphles. Ac. Ac
We want i0o 900 pounds per week large small guam
tltles.
L,EDERIC0 KING SPANISH AND AMERICAN LAW:
II yer 81 BroadwAy-Agreemcpts. contracts. powers of
all legal document In spanish or
Engtsh Notary always In attendance 81 ohce.
IMPORTANT TO UMBRELLA DEALERS HIGHEST
cash price paid for old Umbrella whaeborc IN large OF
small quan tes Apply to address sherman. 2R Broad
W fourth fOor
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For other Auction Sales SEQ nmother
part OF the paper.
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"ALLACK's at
W The Overture 70 commence at 7x.
NOTICE
The extraordinary and uuprecedented success of
.... 49, The NEW DRAMA.
yhch owing the for seats would
THE COMMENCEMENT OF ITS SPLENDID RUN
yeeueea Mr. WALLACK 70 reconmend an early application
see boz oice. where places can bc secured week IN
- RosEpALE;
~ srae THE RIFLk BALL
EvEnY NIGHT,
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nUAcKfYBusHs coNPousD SYRUP oY TAR AND
~ VIA cheny fyt eg.ghs. .olds ana a. palm.n ss.e,
shb y. ouAcKfsBusH sOs fU Ors.n-ieh sreei
e., pyr ght secured
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rrYrK METAL AND OLD LEAD wksTED -ctsH
viii be PAID for few hoDdrsd weight Of Ttpe tsai
and Old LEAD Appiy Al the dssh Of hls ofnoe.
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VVAHrED-A EEw on SECOND HAND yESEBa
w ssw s.w ~ o. stesi dame sr. With msnireL sa
rnnninG ordss Address wih particular. q. t prics aca
vhew 70 ~ s>sp, tor va Yost once. Barsio, 81.
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FROM EUROPE.
The New Stcamsh;p Ccrmnnin.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 26-The Hamburg
American Companys screw steamship Germania Capt.
ii. Ehler arrived here yesterday morning from Ham.
burg and sailed to-day for NewYork with the United
States mail 627 passengers from Inuburg Hayre and
this port and full ard on freight, Jewcry &c,
from France 10 the value Of 800 francs In the saloon
were 81 passengers; In the second class ll5 pas
sengers. and in the steeIage a6l large number Of
applications for bcrths had 10 be refused for want Of
room. The steamship Gormania In new ship built
by Messrs. Card Co.. Grecnock 2DO tuns measure
men and , l23 tuns register with all the modern i'm.
proyenonts in machinery. On the voyage from Ham,
burg 10 this port the Gcrmana averaged against strong
head winds rate Of IL knots per hour. Her saloon Is
most elegantly fitted up IN every respect the panels
berg adorned with paintings Of scenes in Germany.
England aud the United States. There is Il frst-rate
piano and good library on board for the use of tie
saloon passengers and everything provided that can
conduce 90 their comfort.
The Storage accommodations are excellent The
space between the decks u y feet high and Is thorough
~ ventilated. The GcrmHna Is commanded by Capt.
universally respected by all classes Of passengers. This
is the seventh steam ship built by Mcssrs Card Co Of
Grccnock for the Hamburg American Line, and bids
fair IA snrpass in elegance comfort and speed any Other
vessel that has hitherto crossed the Atlantic The Com
panys feet consists Of six large steamships. W.
The Gcrfnaia SaxOua. Teutonia Bavar.a, BoTussii,,
and lammonia The last five are Of 800 tuns ineGsul g.
ment. by them foItnightly communication Is main
tanned between Hamburg. Southampton. and New
York.
THE Gcrmania arrived here yesterday Her news
hns been anticipated by the arrival Of the City OF New
York which LEFT England the same day. but brings
one day later from Queenstown.
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DIED.

ANDERSON Sunday sept q. 1863 james Anderson In
the 3sin year OF his asc. , -, ,.,,. \,
tr IN. funeral at O'Clock on Monday evening at his
i, ,,rnce No 4, Bedford street. His remains viii be
,sL.n to New. Jersey for nterment.
puuNsON At Saratoga Springs, on Thursday, sept ),
,,,.,u. e. bronson IN the 7sth year OF hi age.
m be- attended from the Madison square Freshly
t,r,n Church (Dr. Adanss), on Monday sept !, at
O'Clock
COOLEDGE-On Sunday morning Sept. 6, Ruth widow OF
IA, lat. Daniel Coolidge In the i'th year of her age
The friends family and tho. of her D. and
VIM r. Coolidge invited to attend the faneri rom her
late residence No. u Rose street Tomorrow the 9TH inst,
nj z o'clock D. IN, without further invitation. 49,
CLANkln this city. Saturday morning Sept >, Alfred
L.. son of Jos. H. tiark, IN his 22d year. 49,
His friends aud those of I'll, family invited o attend MS
funeral 81 Peters Church, Monistown ~ j., on Tues
day 9th inst. at III u. IN.
DOKEMusn Brooklyn, Saturday, Sept ., iIarre, only
of II. d. and Mary T.. Dosemns aged "a years.
The funeral services Will take place the residence OF his pa
rents No. Is Douglass street this Monday afternoon al
O'clock The relatives and friends invited to attend
The remains 10 be taken 10 New -Rochele. 4, a.
De NOiELLES-At iiaversta~, kocalsnd County ~ L.
Oh sunday sept ., Edward W. DE Noyers ssed "a years.
months and IL days .
The funeral will take place Tuesday the 9Th inst
O'Clock from his late residence, Ia Aversirw ihe
friends and relatives Of the deceased respectfully msned
0Oft-on sunday Sept. o. 1888 Eyertt Jackson Don .ou
oil Mortimer L. aud susan Uoh aged IN months ana DAY
The relatives and iends invited 20 attend the funeral
without further invitation at the residence OF hs psionb
No. ~ Carlton avenue. BrooAlyn' Sept 'oe'oeA IN
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The California Election.
Il. S. MILITARY TKLEGKAPH. Sept. 4, l@J-s A. n.
From SAN FRANCISCO Sept, } 1903

u. s. MILITARY TELEGRAPH sept =, ~
From SAN FRANCISCO. sept > l"5
To ABRAHAM LINCOLN: Loyal California
sends greeting. The Union State and Congressional
tickets are elected by 250c0 TO 1000. i. i. LOW
Among the congratulatory dispatches upon the Cali
fornia election received in Washington tie follow
ing To Secretary Chase:
"SAN Francisco sept a.-Union ticket elected 'y
overwhelming maoriiics. By her votes California las
set an example worthy Of imitation"
Gen. George Wright to Secretary Of WMl
san FRANCISCO. Cal. Thursday, Sept. B. lstl
EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary Of Var:
Union State ticket carried by a large majority.
Largo contributions TO sanitary funds.
GEORGE WEIGHT. Brigadier General
y. y. Low to Secretary Of War
SAN FRANCISCO Thursday. Sept. 3. 1868.
Hon. =. NJ STANTON, Soorefayy@ Var
We have moved on the enemy's works ana
they arc onrs California. by her votes, bids you ana
tho army God peed in your arduous and glorious work
IT. Low.
SAN FRANCISCO Friday. Sept. 4. 1865.
Lows majority for Governor is now estimated
at H 600 without the vote ofthe absent soldiers when
it is expected will increase it 10000
The election for delegates TO the Constitutional Con
vcntion Nevada Territory gives in all precincts as
FAR as heard from, large Union maJorities.
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they are more aglo and daring than ever But for some
OF the cats that they have to perform we should say
their enthusiasm knew bounds. Ono Of tho horses
SHE'D at Joke Of the head clown the other night but
with this exception there have been no accidents.
BARSUMs MUSEUM.
Mr.. Barnum has at last caught ghost. 1t will
appear all this week in densonac drama entitled THE
Spectral Num- or the Ghost Of Lindcnburg" which will
be appropriately followed by an aherpiece entitled
Away with Melancholy" This will be the last week
Of Mr. Clarkes summer DR. amatics and his many admir-
ers are expected Saturday next 10 attend his farewell
benefit, which promises to be brilliant affair.
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hVbADbb "''
Saturday received the testimony Of Gertrude Weber, a
servant girl lately in the employ Of Mrs. Margaret
Rchmann Of No. 81 Fifth street. The witness, who Is
badly injured that she is at the point Of death states
that during the time she in the employ Of Mrs Reh
mann she was 80 very cruelty treated she finally de
cided to leave her. and seek employment elsewhere
She therefore notified her mistress Of her intention and
on the evening Of the 18th Of July last went to her room
10 get her personal effects and while there, Mrs Reh-
mann entered and commenced abusing her, applying
epithe,s Of the most revolving character The girl In
dignantly demonstrated. and Mrs. Rehmann then at
tempted to beat her This outrage was resisted and
Mrs Rehmann called her brother The two then dragged
Gertrude into the back yard beat her with broomstcks
over the head kicked her and tore ont her hair The
interference Of the neighbors alone saved the poor girls
llf The girl ncghbors house and there passed
the night On the next day DR.. HIM. who had been
called told her he thought Of her ribs was broken
Int he thought she might Since that time she
has been growing worse and is not expected to live.
Subsequent TO the beating. the indignant neighbors
stoned Mrs Remnants house and when the girl went
for the money which was owed her Mrs. Rehmann put
in bill Of ei2 for damages sustained from the stones
thus bringing Gertrud. in debt to her Drs. Rudolph r..
Wener and Charles Heinz having given their opinion
that the girl WAS In dying condition Coroner Nau'
maun committed Mrs. Rehmann and her brother 70
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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Death Of MAJOR Cnd~rw God.

UTICA. y Y. Saturday SEPT. 3. lsiJ
Major Edmund Underwood, United States
mastering and dshursing officer FIR The Northern Dis
tric u New York died IN this city this evening aged
nhoui n years He served with distinction IN the Meii
can war and on the 81 81 March I.;s received y
mission of second Lieutenant Ia TIE Fourth II guar
infantry Since the cloae 81 that until within Two
past lc was except during rare aud tsic nirf
val on duty In California ard Oregon On TIE if'h
of May l-,. he pro1n,cd from ntayiainc! in The
FOURTH Regular infantry 60 Majority In Eirh'""nih
United State. inisuiry III. remains An b. TAI n on
Monday 10 Oswrgo whore VII BE- buried
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revenue relies upon the sale Of conscated goods which
viii not last long Carrera is said TO have his
Arrangements and fixed the 18th for attack on the
Capital.
URUGUAY.
rupture is imminent between Uruguay ana the
Argentine Republic account Of the capture by the
Areeniines Of the Urgunyan steamer General Artghs
while passing tie island Of Martin Garcia, bound for
Monteyidco. Gen Flores may be said to rule all Uru-
quay. with the exception Of Aiontcyidco
CHILE
Bolivia has as yet taken no steps to bring on nos
Utilities With Chile Extraordinary accounts are receiv
ed of the productvencss Of the Copapo gold ana SILVER
mines Another great fire had taken place al ~ app"
rliso destroying property to the amount OF s2oVV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT make the follow

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We make the follow
ing acknowledgements Of donations made in aid OF Mrs.
Reed and her family whose sad story twas told IN The
TRIBUNE Of Friday, Simmons says one OF the
Douors in his note the crack soldier Of the 5ith
good soldier that - Zone of the OH
GERS told he would rather be under him than lose
him from the regiment" s1gt. Simmons 1t will be re-
mcmbered by those who read =" A Hard Case Indeed,
ia the son Of the Mis- Simmons there mentioned, and
The hrnfher OF Mrs Reed;
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horses mules and live stock designed for transportation
be so far modified that any heretofore imported
into the United States may be reexported to the place
OF original shipment; and that any live stock raised in
any State Territory bounded by the Pacific Ocean
may be exported from any part of such State or Ter
ritOry
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TOHI GIfsOS Ihcfok'' Nn'lOn. Auf. IT I7ol.
A. q recent election held here, the Hon. John
Ross reelected principal chief for tho term Of four
years aid Lewis Dow ming. .ItcnIi- O!onci OF the 81
cherokee Indian Regiment u. ;. was elected second
chief for the same period
We are expecting big battle the arrival Of he re-
endorsements under Col cloud who cGmped forty miles
below i- place nisAi before asi On bis arrival Gen
Hunt III the Arkansas. and give the Rebel Cen
Cooper fight.
The Rebels had the Chiefs eldc', son. james Ross
prisoner al Little Rock ARK. VS.
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THE ELECTION IN NEVADA TERRI.
TORY.
Large Union Majority,

Special Dispatch to Tue " y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Saturday Sept :. 1863
A telegram received here by Judge Edmond,
Commissioner Of the General LandOece from Acting
Governor Clemens of Nessda Territory announces the
success Of tie Union ticket in that Territory by large
majority Ormsby County the location OF the Terrific
rial capital, gave fifteen hundred majority.
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From Ann Frasei.ee- Heavy Gold Sh'P-
sneut.

tAs fRssCifco ffisF sept = IVA
Sailed steamer Constitution. eafftIhf on. Alhlfeh
ts.rf gers and 60 o. lr treasure Tor NrN lofA Tho
,ars'uon a.o tsi~s s6ss 90 ~ TREASURE foT England
ard Sss On fpf Panama. To ht'ff fgrl is slpi~tra
~ haze becn forwarded from 'hc sub NY hc'r or
novcrnnen, account bu, ihe sub Treasurer denies o.
Anoho. theory j. tat Tie siilcai has ln-f - 90
viii the purchase Of The hlnadcn qlloAsicF mlAo
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EirS In (hisaHo.

tHius0o HaIHFI7F T~1f , II
About thirty tenement houses on State. Hub
board and Court .,s,ss wee Destroyed ~ hr- Ills ~
,ernoon E.eAiy families werc rcltolcd himclris. The
los u estimated 10 $50.
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A RuukeV AbssousIs.

CscNs.ri ss'-fday. se;i. i@l
IT., Ga.ens has n dispatch from Indianapolis,
which .n,, "klby -. p.on. OIL resident Of this
CIV vito recently og- ned hlnt " cr.e. aba liiu'
nied yesterday Will ebipoJ bclrnsing o. The deros'
ltofH."
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Arrival Of the Champion with s?sO.Oi3 In
specie.
From Central and so"fi, America.
u,,Iryp STATS or coioNnrA.

During the past week Panama Ia been unu-
sunh lively ~ the arrival 81 tho Spanish squadron ~
Tnbogn the 18th instant you have already been nol
fed On Sunday. The 10Th, Admiral iinl"n ana us
officers came ny The bay in tie tender 81 The sluiHi,
and on landing were fccrifcd by population ~ VIC
Spnnish residents who welcomed the spanish nag 10
our shores This Is the tint time tie spanish nag pas
appeared IN these waters since Jlc independence al mo
is,lmus declared III It2i Spain never having Ic."b
nizcd the government The visitors were c"Adn'l'd !"
the CITY. 49,, =, -,....
Two Of the squadron the 1rinnfo and The Rc'"lneon
left Yesterday for California Tie remaining Nrsir wv
VIRGIN dc Cofodonga viii leave for Ccnilai America III
few days. The squadron viii pay iriend! 'sis "i'"b
the coast. a., -,
The wet season Il now In earnest, ana thc rum
pours dow n ia torrents every day. IT,, A.,
On the 18th inst. the Gov 0rnmcnt nRMh fequ''u Wv
few priests remaining here 10 take Tie "ath u suPP
the new cOnsitu ion. They refused 7" comp! nv
have been ordered 10 leave the State before D. =
TIC English mnn.ofwar Tartar arrived ~ i"N',"s"
lat evening. bringing over siUVOVO IN tre"'"'' ''
the coast Of Mexico.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Late arrivals from Central Anerl'h "i,nS
dates from San Sas aior To the 2th inst brfioS n
40 far recovered his health ns 10 De abe y" o '
The Liccntiate Manual Suafcz until recently ~
Of the supreme Court who next 10 Goil,II a"",nn,
the most active cOnspiraior against ia"
captured ard executed on the I'd Cnfrefh u Siu "
have Joined Iarala with 1905 men, ANA thli ",i'.
forces about $3.50 strong. were expected 10 io. noou'
the 18th inst. on Quasacpce, village NIL, e -
leagues Of tie Capital Every pnit oi inc hcpH. -
now held by invaders and insurgents bhI,iVs oh.
holds tic Capital aud te road to LbeI'ad' III" S WY
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denomination Of Gov. Thomns ia Congress

Ex-Gov. Thomas has been renoinlnated for
Congress in the WITH District. Maryland. by Conven'
tion which adopted strong Unconditional Union resolu
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Tn, F,u, u,l,,ouIe

rIuLAngLrlia faiHTtay sop :. l.l
TIE ri ilafelIhin banks base contributed their
proportion Of the hy millions required by The Govern.
iuelL lie PRELIMINARY acpslt VA made to-day
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The UIib~ruiau Outward Heuni.

I7'"THF-
Tie Galway steamer. iilhcuian, which lc"ts'
Tcesdsy fua.nlnr nefi wlll call NJ - john =
landing and receiving maii. and vii CONVOY Al is~r
news cal slnic be- that IA! D. ts.crTaIf
81 that point fuf Eurif.
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IN EIGHTEEN MONTHS
IN EIGHTEEH MONTHS.
In EIGHTEEN MONTH";.

CERTIFICATE
This Is n certify that about - months ago commences
using STERLING'S AMBROSIA. My hair wa short, tdiss
and rapidly falling of had tried many Hair Tories lnvs.
orators &C. without receiving any benefit Soon aterusnf
the Ambro.a, my hair ceased falling ost. and commences
growing rapidly to a1tonsh Now my haI 10 thick.
so aud glossy aud IL five feet and four inches IL ens
when let down reaching the floor This wonde,a result
attribute solely the Of STERL!NGS AMBROSlA, -
since have commenced using have applied nothing elsa -
my hair MRS. LUCY A. Brown
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BEWARE or IMTTATION4r
BEWARE OF IMTTAuONa
NONE GENUINE BIT DR.. H. II. STERLlSYS
NONE GENriNE BIT DR. H. II sTERLINOG
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR. II. II. sTERLlNGS.
Put up In boz containing two bottles Price 81
Sold BY ell Drugyi.ta
Dr. H. Ii. STERLING Sole Propristo.
Depot. No sso Broadway.
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PACKWOOD-On Saturday Sept. s. 1869, Joseph Fleetwood
aged ~ years, months and S days
The friends family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence Of w. A. Tyson No. l@ Meross
street, on Monday, the ,th inst. at o'clock p. m.
Cleveland and obern toho) papers please copy. e.
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Iuru. Hire az Dau,iIi~, q. w.

pAAt.LLE q. ". SOB ,. ~.
A large fire broke out hrrc lat night. Ten
bulillnr. aud s,or,s Main street were consumed.
LOss eia.vJ
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MARRIE ID.

KfRTLAND-HALSTED-lu Orpns-, n. J.. on Thursday
sept at the residence IL the trios irthet by III, hes'
Df W q 4 shcdd. George Kirkland and Emily o. isnsn
ter OF Mo. Hssrd esq.
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Randall 8 majority, 7.7Ol.
NINTH nfsTpIfvT
COun tcrGcits.

COunterfcits.
BosroN. Saturday, Sept g. 1853.
Well executed "fves" on the New England
Bank Of Boston, we're put III circulation To-Day
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The OmcinI Vote for Congress.
SECOND DISTRICT
Tnoxls Z. CnAiss A.
nsxt.,u Wfcu

And 'rsOfls majority -.'sNi@
" V Cowgl received ~ votes Tho. Owens received ia
votes T. A. Duke ~, eiycd IS votes. H. b. J. TwymAn T.
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DIR. sterIIng's Ambrosia

SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
AMBROSIA Stimulating Oily Extract Of Roots Banks,
and Herbs II will all Diseases Of the scalp and itching Of
the head entirely eradcates dsndruf prevents the on
falling turning prems'uey gray Il grow thick
and long Beware Of limitations None genuine but IL Stss~
ling's.
READ AND SEE
READ AND SEE
READ AND SEE
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Notice..

Wanted,
TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES.
To WHOM $500 WILL BE PAID
BY tie County Substitute and Relief COMMITTEES Apply -
uasdlstey a, Nos IL and % Dusne-t.
BY order OF the COMMITTEES.
GEORGE OPDYKE Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Conptr,los.
ELIJAH y PURDY. Supervisor.
ORIsoN BLUNT. sapcrvi,ot
WILLIAM r. STEWART. supssvisos.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. Supervisor
coRsnLIrs cossos'
Gro r. THoxPsos
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To the A.socisted Press.

WAsHSCToS Sept. 6. 1863.
Postmaster-G General Blair has returned TO
Washin gton from visit with the Second Assistant
Postmaster General Mcclellan, but is ftl Frustrated
with sickness at his residence.
The Potomac fotilla reports no signs recently OF
Rebel troops along the river.
The official orders show that the capture Of the gun
boats Reliance and Satellite By the Rebels was owing to
disregard Of instructions by the commanding officers.
The Treasury Department il engaged In the modifca
ton of regulations for commerce ON the Mississippi
river.
IMPORTANT ORDER CONCERNING DEsERTTRs
Instructions have been issued requiring that
men charged with deserion, who belong 10 regiments
whose terms have expired if not able 10 clear them
seyes u the charge shall be compelled 70 serve out the
remainder Of the term
PEOyOsT-MARsHAL OF THE WAR DEPAkhEsT.
The Chronicle denies that Col. l.. G. Baker
has been ordered 10 the field and the Office OF Provost
Marshal Of the War Department abolished and says no
such order is contemplated.
ERlOR CORRECTED.
An error Of the press represents inc Tos'lia''
ferenera instead Of the Second Assistant Postmaster
General Mcclellan being i'll at his residence In WASH
ingtOn. The formers health improved by las aie
visit TO the North.
MODIFICATION OF THE AIMS EXPLOITATION PRO
HIBITloN.
The President has ordered that the Executive
Order dated Nov o. IsG2 prohibiting the expectation
from the United States Of arms ammunition, or mum
lions Of war under which the Commandments Of Depart
ments were BY order Of the Secretary Of War dated
Nay H. 1863 directed 10 prohibit the purchase and sale
for expectation from the United States Of all horses and
mules within their respective commands. and 10 take
~ appropriate 70 the use VI the Vptsd States al,
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EMANCIPATION ~ EAST TENNESSEE.

Dennis McCarty, Company u, I'D Illinois Noun-
,..y. s.a0, with intent 20 Kill Sentenced 70 tax hot "a
death. Approved. . .,, e.,
Capt Oliver Coer 9Th NewYori Volunteer rhery sisn
In. nustcrrols containing false mustefs Not gy hho"
tn,y false returns Of the strength 81 liz company
a ity knowingly drawing fsons iOr men rot piri ~
The company Guilty Scoring or hi. own ne con'Sce
s,ropery guilty. Procuring ,ubs'iint"s 20 prs th'
Gedics 81 the United states for Others mint 70
Pa Not guilty Sentenced 70 be csshiered Approved