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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

GALWAY LINE.
~ ATLANTIC rRrsn nc;YAb n,rL STEAM
.ANlnA.lOs cONfAsi.
ADf'kTi.. 500 hors~ p-sser. too TINS
CoiUMslK 100 bore rosssr, 700 TN.
A.oAA loo Ror,s Pg~s. 900 TIM.
hlBfhsIa, Cap. hpRiH, ,
81 81. f'an hoS iuS isr GALWAY - LiyEHrocL IN
TuEaDAY Dec labsr ~ 20 30 followed sy tho ADhAIc,
d rul sEH-lOKA Jan y.
Rate. Of sA..ss payable In rold 70 sauvsen. ia err
f,., Cabin ssoi n,srraedi,.e 60 csessO so; New.
Y.f, = ~ JOINS. - - ~, t-@ " ID rr...A.,.
Hsu. bf~a.sa, Rotterdam, An,~sFp 49, a o~e.' rec.
rlS fou Lis~rgoei % ol"tyis ao~-foiA end bc..Sn-
49, ~ 50. -aA soo.
." '"''''' 70 hhgrr 4 er.nLF. Va. - Bro,is.,
Per ntss orhsh s-e,c ard o. Other f,rnstop. sPaiI 70
LhWKEACE Oils Co. No II South "ilisf q.
/ national STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANi
The andsr.n-i vi, i.pseh Of ,h- rnierr snonsi nr
~ n W-iuaK 10 LiyERPOOL
OkAfHlC DisFAIonEs.
SAL. T.n.: cer-a.@e,. TS,si
vfR0hA........7 ...0tsce......Frd-y. Dec 70
ia ne. is,s ~ been hnl, urisr 90. .fccon CT
do Csf Surveyor OF tie Lv,rpoo Unaefvert Ressry Of
Iron shi,s Ifey have extra right coupsEliners sni
~ for int .ccoid ami ts elias p..uenses
vLo are ehus.d At the following ra's;
Frat o'siD.........."..t'sS tr.y.iic in Currency.
Observation-Disclosures. ~
n.-sy accommodation uu'lrltsioa ~ Any o'Lr lns
Of f.esaier,
Tor further r,rilslsr,, ,sp'y,o
WILLIAMS 6 GUION, No. II "al-'t
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
.ag n gufruf'cwn Cork hsEoorl-Ihe well lbo"H
.hir Company 40 ln,54ecd TO .sB - foiow..
IN t... .aAurdhy Dec. "
ltIY DF WASHINGTON ............... aafdty Dee -
EUlHDuRGh ..ssiufdsy Jan
nefth inscF
slrEs OF ftssAor,
P,v.he IN gfl. CT Ne 1rivs'eHl 10 currency;
FIRST ,AbiA........St 80 ~ riEEAAb E.......s3o 90
Fi Clil % London. ~ VI. srcags t. ontGE... - OF
IN. Css.n 70 p,ns. "a 0o 1,oesss 70 pa.ss... ~ O.
ft4hn - Hamburg ~ Oh s.eefssn g. snbure.. ~ %
Passenger. also Forwarded 90 La,ro, bGonon AoSoIdsn
Antwerp &c. a. egualJ ~ fHtes $500 - 49,
farce rom LIVERPOOL ~ GIrenr WI; lst CABIN 30 $50
eIna htserHse. go IA1ae ~ho wish - sona IoE Lien
10. .nfs cen huy .'ricfs here - these rates.
boz nItrf Information, apply at tho ccmprny's ofic.-
JOHN g. DALI. As'fi, No - broadway. =. l.
foucr.--Ile slesn.lip CELIA. calL Edwin Bllnse,
"a be- disi aiched or London diet at frrcisely OF
ED.k5DAl t.e "a iis, u Il Fi.t 10. ~ A9dh hiYer
UOWLAsD AsfiSNkLL, Agents.
TIVE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
4 SHIP COMPANY vii ilspl,cA MONfHLY lhoir rev
md VOW, rfn nls,-c'ass BIi,i.h Iron steamships
CELLA, bf LLONN, AVOCA, INA, UNlCA,
EaCl $3.50 tuus burden,
hs,aeon LONDOh and SI.W-aotA, ealing at HAVRE on
the voyage nom london.
Bates u pass lsoa .ies York paysb in LIMITED STATES
Gu EEACT: -
fipt oabn...sso Second cabn.. so seerase.....s9o
CIAs. A. WHITNEY, at ,hs ofnce, Ma. % Brosiway.
For se.sIt apply a. No. a soutL'st. -
ROWLAND ASpINWiLL, Agents.
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3, .oand. Of Pork or Bacon s!des, OF shOa4sIs OF
Hams,
tor rs pounds Z Sal. OF Fresh s Bsef
OF Loo pounds OF Hard Bread.
IS pounds Of Beans or Peas.
10 pound, Of Kicr or liouIiny.
pounds Of RIOS ted aud Ground CoGes.
OF 10 pound. Of Green Cohoc
or ID pounds of Tea
u le anis Of Sugar.
! gallon Of Vinegar.
!. pounds Of Adsnlaniine Csndlea
pounds OF Soap
"a polads OF salt.
ounces II Black Pepper.
~ pound Of Potatoes.
1uut u Holasses.
The biiass mlsi state Irics Per ration for rppyin,,
cooking and .rynr the birding furnfhet 90 pablo
erae which pce Mus. include al otleI rrpcne. such "a
supplying table furniture. coo.s apparatus, ue, iran.poA
don Of rltior., DC.
e bidder NUT also the price per ration for ying
cooking and seving ths same, e eoHi,acio, 10 Juisb
sul budding, which Preo must include AL other expenses
. above.
~ ulls must be accompanied by guaranty, a. follows
We undersigned hereby guarantee ,hs IN cese u re-
snlus hid Of b. ioccp;rd It shall be duly fu.hsd
eccoidng 4, trio pnrport and coaduo.si sro that
written eoEtsc. shall W executed with bonis IN the sum VI
$1,000 Mama. of ouar,ntof,; ! - -
To ut, must Do attached certificate signed by the y. s
District Judge o. , District Attorney CT Collector Of tie
fofi, In fora a. folows;
hereby e,rtlfy ihaf the absre NAMED
iEpt-a 10 9lerg, Gad are gooi
glar4Hfor."
Al bidder mus, give their In full and also s.a:s he
Place Of residence aid Of business.
Each bid have printed copy Of this advertisement a.
,ached 70 IT, ,,, nth
seems unr, .souAhie OK dis-js antsgeous 70 IT,
No contract VIII be ded to any person oNenns more
than on. bid nSmiLg than price excepting IS
above indicated, who Ia sy way inierrsedlg ~ ts .n
ene offer. +. N. MOORE, Capt 1. ). '. y.
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professional Notices.

NIIARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Law Proctor and Advocate in u s. Courts
No 80 Broadway, Ncw.Y0rk. kesidence-No. ~ London
Terrace, West 2Jdst between 9th and I0thavsb
WILLIAM w. SANGER, M. d. (late Resi-
dent Ply ,ician Black wors sand) Office No. - Gin
ton place thst New-York City. Office hours: from 10 u
= and from to p 't
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CFYTRIT. RAILROAD of NEW.JERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JEncCAs
snc, rr1 h 1I, I.SIawsnrs and Railroad
and at with Lehieh Valley Railroad ana s c'n.
tion. fsrnns direct ELs to rstsbusgh and sss "es WIZ
ID 9 Rgs ad aos1n e B. TIE %S e Chicago
cn. St. Lsq, s sTn, is X; Ips .ihlSs1ks Of '
commencing S scs isSs Iss1. Ss% York see~.
HsESlspgRa E,rhE.s-A Ia v fsi Es.tS.' h''d'ns
Pesys su:cas h.ach Sns1. Scranton,
wSi.ss.Hss Gss, Bend Pes snsh;%,oa wu.
ns rrt nssps F F,.Sa n."issuty
3.t ?. S.-for Easton. Besh1easn' A'ehs0"H @A'
40 p a-Yor somsrvus.
$50 ?. S-For somervile. .r....-u v..A
rs Ha.r.bsrs fitIs6urgh and the West Sleeping cars
through al tom Jersey Ci,yto Pii..bursh
Tan ton .ss. harr:eors M eI So:S.
ing Eat Wss, on feaasy v1s Celt,., ns ,h mhs
EN- (.u,rs Esl DAD, North aud south. and WIN inc SsH
Aa ,.sy asp HswYo.x FsnHYLssve
hSn Ps 10 s' ssD-r pos md M.rns HaIbo ever.
R sse 4s' way S'' JOSIAH sTEARNs sopsIn.end.nI
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD;w,;LE,0IIRs ~:
gAsY a W.T. ed Tloh SIsSn0i'So WAN
f1.7 az, Si' % a and o. o;gi n and a1 s.s
Toy o I ard il5aay with .loep- los7P N.
ard II 30 sss and HIS: NJ sna IL"
r::i g IA ss. ls'. rs Z; p m g. sP'
Snug sung ''s'a '''' al ~ SIS, ana sa7rn.
| Tsrytovu train, $40 y. M I'VZ m'
| On SUNDAYS o. SCI p. fos JOlast =. ,....r.
Errre. N New-Yor srd Brooklyn, and baggage ehecseo
~. Aouse 81 poats the road and - oef Hloss op
! Y ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNIEh
Il ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov ~ ioS.ISsNO
J.ne..p ind JitL, Z. R.. at Frid.y' md sssaI'
dlysu IA slsoFor Greenport sag baroor, hs,nv.'ni'
&C. ,teut.ux a. all Stations For 1sip a ana p u
For sys..et mr. II m and 4 p IN. For 'Am''eA
-n sdssa Y az HSttS a inAlN-ves I.p ss
fn 3ih stopping al Stations. Fare Tor tis uan y
or ,yo..et on Sundays, It S<5 Stopping at Al So
iona A. htASoNrh, SuPefin'e"os.~
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OlcGn CLEANERS.

IrOR CALIFORNIA via PtNAnA.-A !irst-
ca. STEAMER will leave kes.io-k on the H. 18th
ard ga - aon.h cxcft when hose date. M on slN-
DAY ~hcn tie cay Of esY,fiae wal BE- lie MONDAY to-
10. -. a.. 80,
,of Fv,h, fsnase 'pPy 8, The en- ,niee 70 Bo''
ibs green. A. %. AIhL', Assnt.
FOR NEW. RLEANs-Direct. The new
4 AMI lta.sl... L. = Mail .fr.fnship GEORGE CRJd.
y I'll CaIL John A. Pot siI elv. Per 70. Il. n. or
-ArURDAi Dec 10 Sf 1 IA Pas.ate. with un.arp,s d
Recommendation o. No light received bii. Of is
.is..a ON d.J Of ..ns Fof o. ght y.asAs-. sppy,o
H. u. GROWN I'LL To, No. - w s-tst
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NrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELruiA snl the SOUTH and WEST via !ER-
SLY ClIY-Aal and GSpess Lines leave Ne". Or ~
and 10 a NJ l. s. 10 aud ~ Midnight Fare So aud ~
n Nev Je sey Accommodation Fare - 70 through oas.
gage chccssd al sud 10 and 80 snf iiiSo w. Log
T. ashiuston and q. I and p. ~. for the West
NV WOUDKuFF, A'sstans superintendent
No tag,ags viii received FOR unless delivered
,nA u nnatos in ADVANCE Of the time Of .esyng
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCOMMODATIONS
Trains for Aoauy Troy Norh and West, leave 2osh ct.
depot 81 10 IT, cad as p. Sunday trains haye New:
YA Tor Albany Az D. H. snl Albany for New York slS
A IA JOHN BlEChllL Superintendent.
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I,RIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Il. ns leave

IL from foot Il Cssnb-n-st.:
7 a. a. Express for Buffalo go
s;Os. m. Min daily Tor OtisvilIs
10 a n Mai. .or Buffalo aud iasrueds stations
AS D. NJ Way for Port Jeris saf Sewo1lsn; v..A.>
So nl Night EIpreG dairy fer Duokira; buuAio noen
ter CsnsaJl.aa AID principal stations Train q SATURDAY
runs TN o,ssh " Bugo but does no. run 20 DunHrL
CHAS NlNOT, General Superintendent.
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g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV, ID, 1901

Psse.es. Station IN New York. 2.hst and <hrsx
Entrance Oh 2,thSt.
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
RAIN Az NEW gRoAp TAyoE HOTTIE ~, &. f III.
~ e,,,, ,,ai of Cb,lubers It,, RUNNING ThkOtSn
70 ctvELAND WITHOUT GmAS No.. oa ss Wss
I'm e5 "a b.ing extenied and will soon be " compose
rsnalrs order f. MlnsfeJ' osion, Urbsn Day 0mc"~
usi. sr. s. Louis without break Of gauge s,x-r rcpp
A. IL DV0DS@'' 'eN nsal.i,,e Pa Ge. .fal Supa
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ole from the appropriation for Construction Of New Coz
" Court House"
Which waa aiopted hy the follow ,ns vote, viz.

Afirma upeviso. blani, briggs Davis Ely, B''e
Purdy Roche Shook, S.wari, Tweed, und Wsisnann-ll
The spcci@ Committee Harlem Bridge presented report
In favor OF adopting res olution as follows. VIZ
Rsofved Ihsi the annexed bi received rem The Comins
Of ha ted and ninMed
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There was a procession yesterday OF
sounded and sick soldiers from Ohio,
who, Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather, could not restrain the pa
triotic desire to make demonstration in
favor of Brough and his colleagues OF
the Union ticket in Ohio. 1t WAS touch
inc TO witness these war worn men, who
have suffered in the defence OF our free
government, exhibiting their detestation
Of the traitor Vallandigham, and the per-
picious doctrines of the party of which
he is the recognized leader and head
Could the people of Ohio have seen them
the majority for the Union ticket wOule
be beyond precedent. All honor to the
true Union soldier.
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sPECIAI. OnpEn no. 4.

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
ry above-named. ~
The Gallery of the Cumberland is no W
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
Gems 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 erpeaSe 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 ali those DESTROYS o.
having Photographs to visit our Gallery
where they will be treated with courte'
ey by us and all our attaches. Pleas
sall, one and all, and examine specimen
of Carries do Visite, etc.
MORSE g. PEAsLEE, Proprietors
N. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Arm.
of the Cumberland, from which we ar
in daily receipt Of Photographs of tn
officers of the army. Duplicates can b
had by addressing Morse & Peaslee, |
0. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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NEW THEATRE.-The Irish drama,
1.-THE Peep of Day" was repeated last
night at the New Theatre, to another
large, brilliant, and delighted audience
The inelemency of the weather could
not restrain the determination Of the
people to see it. The piece is an excel
lent one, and is put upon the stage fault
lessly. From beginning to ending it is
well played. Having Observed closely,
we cannot suggest All improvement 1t
has been long, long time since we en-
jOyed play so much. Mr.. Conway's
Barney o'TOOle is, in all respects, admirA-
ble tits an impersonation as perfect as
a master mind can make it. Mrs. Con-
ways Kathleen was equally good. The
beautiful unfortunate Irish girl could not
have found more charming representa- +
tive. Every movement was gracc--the
glance of her eye, more eloquent than
words her conception of character
truthful and sublime Mrs. Leiliagwell,
Mrs. Marshal, Mr.. Roys, Mr.. Leilingwell,
Mr.. Beechy, Mr.. Petrie, Mr. Wight, and
indeed, we may add, all the company
who had parts, contributed to the excel
lence Of the entertainment. The piece
will be repeated Tonight.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIoHr DISPATCHES.


WASHINGTON, Oct lathe enemy
made q movement some days since APP
parently to turn Meade's right wing,
which led TO pretty heavy diminishing
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The
Republican says Mesde's army has fallen
back TO this side the Rappahsnock, fol-
lowed by Lees army, which is in great
force about half . mile from the south
side Of that river.
Our cavalry under Buford, crossed at
Germania and took possession of the
eArthwOrks abandoned by them. When
our forces were all across, the enemy
came against BufOrd in great force, driv-
ing him across the river, and pursuing
him to the RAppahanock station.
Fitzpatrick, with artillery and cavalry,
which had made q reconnaissance near
Madison Court House, was cut of yester-
day on the road to Culpepper, by por-
tion of Ewells corps, which compelled
Fitzpatrick to charge directly into them.
His cavalry cut their way through under
. most concentrated fire, and probably
retired through Culpepper.
Kilpatriek's loss in killed and wound
ed is one hundred and fifty.
Meade displayed great generalship
bringing his army back to the line of the
RappahannOck, so that the intended reb-
Ell thanking movement was frustrated.
Meade brought off every wagon and
all his stores.
New YoRK, Oct. 13.-CottOn has ad.
vanced and is firmer.
Gold is unsettled at 5214.
The Times Morris Island letter of th,
18th, says that the Ironsides was 80 mucl
damaged on the 9Th by rebel tOrpedOes
that it was contemplated sending he
North to repair.
Our naval picket boats were attacked
at the same time, and it is thought tina
the rebels will soon make . demonstra
ton on our fleet with their rams,
Three of our monitors are absent. Tw
devils, to remove harbor Instructions
have arrived. Unless something is 500
done, the rebels will regain possession O
the harbor.
HALIFAX, Oct. 13.-The rebel steame
r. Lee has arrived from Wilmington, wit
about thirty passengers. A FEEDERS
blOckader chased her, and made she
hole in her.
The Ohio election returns, as far .
they have been received, give BrOugl
Union candidate for Governor, an in
creased majority over the last gubernS
tOrial vote.
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SutIersI SutIersI

A. & M. LANDsBERG s. Co., corner Of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
75 CAddies Twist and Burnside To-
baoco.
so Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Cases Sardines.
90 Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
60 Cases MAltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also a full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, HAndker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice. &c, SO.
Together with the best brands Of Whis-
KY, Bitters, Champagne, CAtawbal
SchnApps, &c, aud complete assort-
ment Of Notions.
By giving us trial you will find IL 10
your advantage.
A. ~ M. LANDsBERa 81 Go,
Sept. 10. tI
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The russians.

Speculation is still rife as 10 the object
Of the Russian feet at New York Some
think that the Gear is preparing to be-
come an ally; others fear that an attack
upon our vessels is intended, but the
most plausible surmise is that the old
MuscoVy ducks are coming out West
to visit SiDglstOn's splendid News De-
POT, the like of which exists not in all
Moscow. 2.
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THEATRE. Waller has now APP
peAred before the public here in two
most difficult characters--Meg Merrillies
and Lady Macbeth--in both Of which
she was decidedly successful. Either
would confer upon her high position in
the histriOnic profession. Unlike in their
nature, TO impersonate both well, re-
quires unquestionable genius, severe
study and discipline. Tonight she APP
pears in character entirely dissimilAr
to either, and which, IL successful, will
prove that she has with her other noble
gifts, that Of versatility. We have never
seen her in the last mentioned role--lago
but we are assured by those who have,
that Il is one of her best performances,
We would, therefore, advise every one
who desires to see this subtle creation Of
the great Poets fancy, presented as a
living, breathing, active embodiment, 70
attend. She will be ably sustained by
Mr.. Foster as Othello, Mrs. Bernard Al
Desdemona, Mrs. Jordan as Emile, and
by other members of the company, in
their parts. After the play, songs by
Mr., Stewart, and Music by the orchestra
selections from the operas. The perform
anccs close with.the amusing farce of thu
Limerick Boy" Mr., Stewart appearing
as Paddy Miles. II is seldom that suel
an entertainment 10 offered here.
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AT a meeting held this day by the
German Union League, Council No. %
the following new officers were elected
Bohr President; Schwarzenberg, V. P. ;
Gussmann, A. v. p; Stief ST., Treasurer;
Hochstadter, Marshal; Ruhm, Sec'y.
Hochsiadter, Cor. Sec'y; FRANKIE, Herald.
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We are informed that the Ohio troops
N Nashville voted pretty unanimously
yesterday against vallandighsm' We
.ndsayored last night to obtain record
oftbs whole vote; but could not We hope
.ome one will furnish us with it to- day
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rnornons nTaII

Postmaster Lindsey informs US that on
Yesterday morning over forty thousand let
IN, were sent North from this Office. We
challenge the POstofflce Of London, st.
Petersburg, ConstantinOple, or Timbuc-
too to surpass this. One may well sup
nose that the position Of clerk in the
Nashville Postofice is by no means q
ainecure. t
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By Telegraph from Chattanooga.

BY Telegraph from Chattanooga.
OCTOBER 10, 1868.
10 Brig. Gen. Granger:
Arrest the officers who surrendered at
McMinnyille, and have them tried for
their conduct in that affair. Those whs
surrendered will be disgraoed and pun
ished. Publish this dispatch in tn
newspapers. Notify the Bridge Guards
that no s,1Yenders are alloloed.
(Signed) j. A. dARFIELD,
Brigadier- General and Chief OF staff.
Oct. 13-1w.
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NcgIIge shirts

Mossrs. GREEN & GREEN are again
8, receipt Of a large invoice Of those
LIBERATED nlong shirts" Of their own
conjecture also few dozens Of heavy
,ihbed net colored overshirts- something
nag in this market. Call at 4S, College
street
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HEADo'Rs q. s. @ UARTERM'Rs DEP'T,(
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. IL, 1868. {

GENERAL ORDERS no. -.
1t is reported that Officers of this De-
partment have demanded and received
from their subordinates receipts fer q
greater weight of forage than they have
actually received. Such practice is in
violation of the regulations, and opens q
door for extensive frauds, and is most
reprehensible.
Upon conviction the seVerest measures
will be taken with those who accept and
those who give such false receipts,
M. G. MEIes, Quartermaster GenT.
oct13-3w
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James r. Breast has just received an
invoice of the genuine 1. X, L. pocket
cutlery. Gentlemen would do well to
examine his stock at 20 Public Square,
Oct. Civ.
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The weather continued wet and dis
,gr.e,blo yesterday. 1t rained just
soongb 20 keep the streets muddy, and
- mske pedeslrianism unpleasant
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Tom O. Crunk will sell, on Wednesday
morning, a iine assortment of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, fine Cashmere, Broad
cloth, Bleaohed aud Brown Domestic,
Alpaca, Jaconet, Shoes, Hats, Vests,
Coats, Hoop skirts, Merino, Notions.
We will sell also, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, commencing 81 9l5
o'clock, and invite every body 70 be on
hand, Ton O. ORUNE.
Octl3-2t
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The letter Of our correspondent "YoUEa
s,,nryno descriptive Of the Battles Of
cbick,maugs, will appear to morrow.
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A very proper order was issued yes
to-day by the commander of the Posh
,.l,livc to ladies saluiing rebel prisoners
on the streets of Nashville.
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ConnIamAL Horn, Oot. 1, ls69.

have sold he furniture Of this Hotel 10 II. O.
jackson Co.. and for the present the houso will DO
conducted tn the name OF stevens Co. 1 return
many thanks TO my friends and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on me, and ask the con
thu Of the same 20 my suoeessora, "a can say
liet viii keep aa good accommodations as any house
la the city, You viii mud The gentlemeny CLERKS in
the oiAce always ready 10 wait you give you every
attention, information aud good quaTers, 4c., aud
when you applUauh the dining room, there you will
and my old friend Charles Ross, al the head OF tho
table prepared with ali the market an1rds 20 make
YOU welcome guest.
will remain In the Hotel until the LIST Il January,
1894 and am prepared 20 settle every bill owe, and
hope an who due me bills and notes will be Kind
enough 10 settle theirs
a n HARE
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rhs number Of cases on Rec order
sb,De's docket yesterday was eleven
Thsv were all disposed OF.
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ALSO,

Candy, Pickles. Sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys-
ter Sardines Lobsters Spioed Herring, Dried Beef
Bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, kaisons, Figs
Dates, Almonds, Flberts, Brazil and Peanuts Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Buster Crackers Spice, Nuts etc. at
A. LOUIS a CO.,
30 North Market Street.
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VIC. Collier furnished us with the
i,,ost newspapers last night.
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Twin also sell at b. r. shields & Co.'S. on College
street. on he lst day OF November, on account o
whom 10 may concern, all the Baggage that has ac'
cumnlated ID the Hotel for The las, three yearsefl
fr debts, bills, sc.
ocuilws S. h HARE
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NAsHvTLI.E UNIoN CLun.

Will meet TO. night. and every wednes-
day hereafter, at O'Clock, p. M, At the
City Council Chamber. It.