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I IGHT DRAFT VESSELS FOR KIyENs !. :

NAVY DEPARTgRTf, Feb H. ISf3
.he H1Ny Depar' rnert will receive proposals for
the construction and com pIstiOn in eyerv res al
.eaeep. CUR ordnance stores fuel. provisions and
nSeHeA instrumentsD for Aruorei Steamers Of
about seven hundred tons of wood Id iron COM .
oi ne = syIng single revolving turret.
4, w Itrsona application at the Navy Dspartrnen t
ss., S s0n New York, parties intending to
cn examine the plans Rn5 specifications
GGhleh viii be furnished 70 the eontrs,tors by the
no oHer Hil be considered unless from parties
mo Se prepared to execute work Of this kind
hssInS suitaole shops and tsols, of which If not
depce with II cir BID. y - S-0o"' 1'i-
TIE get Of Congress approved July II, 1862 pro-
terest therein " Uei IL Az
TIP bidders win state the price and I'll. tina
sIIoin Wn1cn q ~ VIII agree to complies ths vas
30 or resseh and tee bid must be accompanied by
ne guarantY required by Law, that IL awarded to
tnen they viii preLnpsf, execute tn. con rsrt
Iopositiens wft be reosived until the a4th day OF
xen sry. and they must be endorsed ttPIo1os.Is
tor Vessels for River Defence 10 distinsuisb ~ -
nom other business letters n ~ 49, %
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TOPHAME
PREMIUM ...--
TRUNK MANDATORY
%90 BsvHHfH ST., MAsHIx6foa, d. @,

i PREMIUM ......-
4s8 sEvzxrH ST., WAs1Izo1os. b.
Silver Medal awarded b; Maryland 1ns,i.u,so,
imors, November :. 1850. OF
washington, d. O.. ISL. AA'"'a"
Is ss;: ssas q Il: sss. nv.
Pine 'G HkSs sk siizi Ssi''.'''''' OF
WooPP A seki sad rRusK.
CANVAS TR sH75G,H BAGS a.a
s:%ssr Of .3s:s vi,
iss in. s' Ds s'
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED .. .Aor,
Goods delivered free OF charge to any part of tn.
JAMES 8. roPHAM.
HAPPINESS Oh MISERY l-rHAT Is Thu
A 81 Of N
and MEDICINE," have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
ssusss Of
sssns on MsrriSss and Its
fhysislosy and Natures Law. These iDTssss o.
VII Se .p
receipt OF c Jour ssamPs By Addressing S.creary
PGFtSddb l1OtSQ OF ANdf0xHt sHS MffsfSxs 8R%
Broadway, New York. g. ,p.IS
A DAAs' 1APRlss COMPANY.
EoTIOI oY REMOVAL.
Tbs DnhISlRY 2FFIOe Of this potsp .
1SsaoVsd ron Third street TO the isrss 1srot n,
STREET Nstwesa - ard 81 stvN~.s =
Iron LONDON -ntiti.h Army H.,
J. Briiish Navy Last
loyal kaleUter or Ret Rnuk 1873
. "Iarslit Armies of the Great Foyers
tcoferns PREF .Ctit- IS IS pou- If War
!scNi. a.ual ~ fteld OPERATIONS
Dol Gr-hrpl = hr. of MAJ
Jehs on Attack ard sfence Of Outpnsts
Int! natior ~ kxt btiou q 1879
I' ii FaANCK TAYLOR.
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ATTENTION, soLDIERsi
7
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

I
| We call the attention Of sn having relstions a
fispSs IN ths sTmy to the fact that no0fLANp1
| GILMAN BIZ will cure nine ten ths of &c
dent TO camp life. To the lists, published simcss
win Be noticed hat very i.rss Ss 1ae
suffering from debility; Every case of that kinS
Diseases resulting from eisorders Of the disssfivs
organs are speedily renored. We have no hesits-
used snons our soldiers Rgndrefs Of iisss mfss
be saved that otherwise will be lost.
marks6Ie md well suthenticatei cure of one of IL
nation heroes. those life TO his own guassv
has been saved By the Bittert AZ
PHILApkLPHIA, Auxueezsd IN
Hoofsnd Germsn Filters has saved my Life fkero
n . for :,
and who we're fully eosnixsnt Of al the circsn-
four years s . @embsr 81 shsrTsn ss ssssr.
battery, and under the immediate command u Gap
upon my .rauss; daiie. ras .t.asssd il sov.n
Der LAST with Inflammation of the lanxs, and v.s
aeSg By ~
dysentery, rn then removed from the WAfN
:. 81 s.dsd s os the .
eoSd S "a IN. n s have been .Ssu q
' qsT or nff s
IL was Immediately thrown sxain %
oms liz could OF s..sr on
Ssen .o1sins sisSfay saS ~
ss, s as Of .e sns e 70,
advised me te see clergyman, and 20 make ssss
An acquaintance Who visited me at tie hosritI.
MT Frederick stsin6ron, of sixth, Ssies HpsS -,
sad indy S: From ,G r..
s s,s sshH aa thsm the gloomy sh.dov
getting better, Though have taken but two bot
hss b.ys Gained ten pounds. and I feel .snguins
from whom have heard nothing Tor eisSssss
fpon ms ~ Ttdr Am loyal virginia.
sss B tS sas sys the sstsny OF life which h
lowe the Glorious priTiiess 81 yoSs bitter, v
bosom those yho are dearest to me in lie
We fully concur in the truth of the above state
ment as we had desysired OF seeing our somrsas,
GHS eSTRDLttkkGK st Gel SG s Battery
iHf 3 fEkS 8 STSds, g; = >, 8 Vermont.
HHNSy MsSpSSSGb' C. G. c. 9Th x.,..
skkssSSksI fHpS St e 3! Fs:s
john ssskl ksH G. Sd f.sa Vermont
BEWARE OF ooUNrERFIIrsi 4
Bee that the signature Of &c, N. JACKSON
on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE 70 CkNrsi
oRHAIF poz. FOR -.
mould your ne.rest druggist not have the article
6o not ~. mt a NV any Of the Intoxicating prepe-
rs,;on. thst nav be offered in its place, but send ~
M md Ne viii forward, securely psckedS y sIprsS'
p.IxoIpAL OFFICE ANB MixuFAoroHr,
No 63I ARCH ST.
JOKES & EVANS,
,saceessors 70 O n. Jackson & Co..
Proprietors
1Tor ssle 81 Druggists and Dealers In even
town IN tie L nited etstsa- 90 s. son.u
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ROOT AMI HER JUICES
Is of-red the public as positive ours.
Let those then who have either Scrofu la. ScHtl
Head OF SGrPs Of any KIND at OK &c use the ROOF
- 70 .h,ee spots letters, Scales anc ,..
them. V "iAhy hnrmisAs ahgut
bsnlsl al I'm purltieT Of tn? blood a,s L..
Sys I'm 70 neathy action for the cnre OF "ihg t7e
SfPHlLlS OR tENEREAL DISEaSss ,boc.
HARITAN'S ROOT AND hfERB ST. III thhss liz lie
most 20 ent, Ger ain ard ef-ctusl remedy ever pre-
ecEibedi II reaches aus eradcates every pa tcie of
the iereal poison SO that the cure is Ia arougI
sno permanent TaEe then of this pur wing rene.
ay ana se healed, and Go not transmit to your pos
terly Ihst fer inch you repent in after years
49, DO NOT DESPAIR,
Aitnoneh YOU may BE- pronounced ircurable. the
SAAARlTAE = ROOT AND HERB JUICES
viii remove every vesti2e of Impurities from the
system, as well as all the bad effects Of Mercury
FEMALEgl FEM,IEsu
In many affections with which numbers OF Fee
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
most happily sdaI ted, in liberated Uterus in
Mhltes In bearing down, Falling of the W NIB
DEBILITY, ana for all pls te incident to the SIX
sent by express. Price 81 bottle or bottles
sAMARITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
Prlce 20 cents. Full directions
DEsM GND Co, Box ISL Phi,sdelphia Post
Sold by g. CALVERT FORD. corner of nth and
Pa. avenue; and nv HENRY COOK Alexandria
COLEMAN ROGERS, 17S Baltimore street
10 II
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4 4 Y 8 UPP les.

A 4 Y o LIS.
0FFiol OF TIE CEIKF QuasrsssssTsz
45Try If tks Potonnr. !
- NAsEIEoTOE September D. Ic57
ksofe5ALs sie inTitss fof furnishing FOR ths ca.
strEe army OF tks Potomac tis folio sing Articles.
-" lo1s besc quality Timothy Hay ssos1 rsI1
Sated, tho weight ofeSoh bale 20 be narEad
L+Eons sscks we'll seyed 80
!, 300 cords Csk anS Hickory Wos,d val, .s.-o-.s
and of the best quality
SSon eid uSust be accom- al by tha snd oy.s
q ant OF two 7onsible persona thst tbs
AWARDED viii be fulhilSi
Ei1s vii Be o.eIed frCE1 time to tiEno =. tts ar
E2-es n4=y BE messed and cntracte win te ~. rjea
~ the quantities. needed IA tine lowest rssronsfhI.
es11s- NJ 10 tie tirre Of opening
as riSht - reserved - pt ali or INV mart az
azy Did 1' VI
FropSGsls sAouid be sndorBcd Prop spsIs fer n a,
- as - Wood - SIS tks c.-A rlsy .p1 enaIcssS
81 s9p1Fste ec@r'cp5@. RUFUS INGALLS,
s4ieut Col. and A ID Z
- - Qb3e! 11sYtsrraster
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CAUTION,

70 sro'a imposition, observe the sasu.turs a..
Lii en"ss Of DR. stephen Sweet on every l.s., 80.
also 81 paen Sweets InfAll.5le Linimep.r ~
n tie sss- Of s>eh bottle, without which u,,. 49,.
gs1uiDs.
RICHARDSON & 90.
sole Proprietors, Norr.,a ..
1oa.AN = ALLEN Gensrsl Aren't,
ID ciS street, New YO,s
soh BY 81 dealers svsry-hers.
10y r. is s.e~S
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/ SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS CIV
IIIAES AND OTHERS.
DEPOT THE B r q. r. r. co,

The Railroao Companies composing the line BE-
tween Washington snd N-s g.
York Aay. put on |. large Ca, ~ -
TentiistAn and expressly f-r on cers soldier ard
Others that wcu.rdeS sick. with the ,tion
OF cortag dsess-s The ear will leave eo TIC Is
DAYS, fHERSDAfS ana SATURDAYS fer Phila.
delphis st 2. N. :, Express Train.
Passengers soiDs West soldier. civilians ofdoers
and ether> t. At are sck or wounded, are informed
that sick will leave the de pot every MONDAY,
through to the Ohio rives without change OF cars
soldiers and others on furiouEh or disc aarged va
6nd THE the ch~a pest and most desirable route Tor
the West. This Is tie IL line that can cell .
through ticket from Wssh'etop or check bag gage
CATION TO PAssENGERs.-rhe ONLY
PLACE buy tickets is Q, tse Ticket in the Depot
of the T. h q. Y. X. Co. ia str
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DENTISTRY.
y Z N + ] 5 T 4 Y.

@ KS
Q3YYY?S Call At GAG Pa. sy-nus.HJIYYW
ss->>-1 between 18th and 18th stI.,
eBA ex anime DR.. LEWIE'S New Method Of Insert
ing Teeth. .fe do SO il to-bs eonEiaaa Of its su-
reriority over all methods heretofore ased. Also.
Teeth Extracted without pain when de-ref. Ter ms
moderate. fe L. Tyr
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.TRA-HERs DIRECTORY.
mo PAssENG Ems TRAVELLING EAST.

Passenger for Session an,t he Eastern States afe
notified that the only line ceasect- fsxs
from Washington city, Is The iinessH. -
Via SsrisrksH When you purchase tickets be sure
I'd ..k FOR tickets tY The way OF Srrfn9feld. Bag
e.Se checked throa sh from W.shngton.
Cfferr. ard .ebii"rs cn furi-ush or discharged
vial frd this most desirable route. Cars BY this
lirc run through from New York city TO Boston
without change. te9 Ia
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nR. sIaEsmonD -
IL EAs RE-9PESED AIS OFFICE
AT HE OLD STAND.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
AR7IFIcIALcEEu ELASTIC BoNs
TEETu


DIR. 8. Il. sIG ssAoND,
21o E,oadsray, Ner YosSc:oo Pea,ssy!cdaaa AZ
esse. bsf.eees i2ta csi ,s.h SIS. Hcsaf.sten,
Gals the sttenGcn OF the rah.ic TO sas foiio"ins
acvs2taSeS OF ais improved system:
/. The Tseth of his manufacture wiiiESES@
never e. fecde nos char xe color ~ any
scids being three fourths ighter than ADJ other.
3. No teeth roots naed be sxtrated, - tbs
Artificial ones can he inserted over them.
g. he roots will be made icofensive. and never
T. No temporary teeth are needed - permanent
ones can be made immediately. thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the face under thu
old system is frequently disagured.
- 5. This work has been fully tested over ave
d.. g. has also in-ented . white rndestxuetive
metal Sling, with which the most sensitive teeth
eaR be fileP without pain, sad eea build ub per
feet sound tooth on any side roots, which viii last
hrous lifetetime.
The best OF references sivep-Dr. v. Mott; Or.
Dorenus. Professor of Chemistry, N. T.; Hon.
Judge Wayne. of the Supreme Court OF Walking.
ton, and thousands of ether.
Can and examine for yourself no D-6u
M TEETH.
wi. LOOMS, "a. D., tAe Inventor and Pacsnrss
oftbe MINERAL PLATE TEETH attends
personally At his Oh ce in his city. Many
wear Others and NO person can wear others who
cannot wear these. -
Persons calling at my ONCE csn be Accommodated
With any style and rrics Of Teeth they may desire
but 70 those who particular and wish the purest
elesnsst strongest and Nest perfect denture that
Art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this eity-No 1876 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 18th streets. Also. 98T Arch ST.
Philadelphia. mar Ally
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Il LII AND WINTER GOODS,
MILITARYAND CIVILIAN :
WALL, sTEPHENs & co. now opening
t1e DRESS COATS, DoEsKIN ANTS. VESTs
&C. large and well selected Stock of'tne heavy
OfEkCOAIS. We have also q complete aqsnrt.
nent OF BUSINESS SUITS, made In the nost d.
Iaeis manner. Once viii find our Military Good.
5esirous 10 their wants. Heavy Woslen Bfauksts
Tor camp use, II reasonable prices w.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 Co
10000 1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc 1-dLf between 9Th and 10th streeta
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DLOODl BLOC Dis
SORES: THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAVED CONDf-
TiON OF THE.VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCROFULA ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS. LETTERS,
SCALES. BOILS. SYPHILIS OR We
NEREAL DISEASES, &c.
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s2,s prizes amounting To- 8 5a3 3o2 81
Tickets sl0 Halves SIS; Quarters s2}z; Eighths sl4
- All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS CO,
Wilmington, Delaware. feb 5tinaris
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not ALooHoIaaL
. ulsa.r 'oAoLsi.7i.a,,j t.,s.,..I
lxf1Aof.
PURE TONIC.
Docron HooFLAHps -- q
ERMAN BITTERs.
rr.Yanro 1T
On. O. u. JACKSON, Phnadeips,A "a
WILL nyYycTvALLr ouRl
LIVE COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, yAuHn~
cHRoNIc Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY, pn~
RAISES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND Az
DISEASES ARISING FROM A prsoa.
pKRIb LIVER OR STOMACH.
9. d sSsa
ruisscs or eioed % he -
Heed, Aeidity OF the Stomach,
puinss1 OF Wsisht in stanseh Sour H.
Ss, = as 3. asa :. aa p. "a
ssS IN as ,s
Perpirstion, Yellovnese OF the Shin and -
Limb. ae.. sudden fissA.. 81
Heat, Earning q, the Flesh,
Of Evil: and great {,
Hsi sssri.s. %
A'd s'u ''''''s''' s.sss.i. l n'''" F''~' b..
They Contain Ne Alcohol or Bad whis&sv,
They win cure the above dis...es in nInssss
cases out Of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and uniyersL
table, hosts Of ignorant eu.cks and unEerupsiS
adventurers, have oPess5 spon suferins hs.sz1
,ss sSoG yieiS ' Q, With ' in,ursSs. =,
and christen@d TONES St~mschics and Bitterv -
Bs.s Of the aSa9s Sos .,. sDS % Al hGoss
iexs, under the modest appellaton Of BlttsIS
sbs the
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
| are not new and nntried article, but have No.
lie; and their reputation and sale not riy ~
! ny any similar preparation.
| The proprietors have thousands Of Letters m
| the most eminent
/ CLERGYMES,
PHYSICIANS,
cIrIzEu
TestifyinE OF their own personal knowledge 70 -
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of thesa r
/ sers.
Do Tou Woat Something to StresgtAen YsuS
DO Ye1 Vast q Good Arpeste,
Do FOu Rant TO BuiId Up Fosr ConstissSeuI
Do Fou Wont to Feel WeRf
Do You Went TO Get Rid Of Se-vo.sssss,
Do Yos Wdnt Energy
| Do Ycu Hc.t 10 Sleep Wen,
Do You Want Brisk and Tiooro.ls Pesldv
III YOU Do, UsE
HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTER
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DR.. SWEEPS
NFALLlBLE IMMINENT
Is THE
soLOIER's FRIEND,
AND THOUSANDS 1Avl POUND IT rRu.1
FRIEND In HEEDl

ASK FOR Or. SWEETS INPALLIBIRI,r,
ana sshe no Other Be not deceived by un
profit 'sie more
The Futy Gent Bottles contain thyee t;rn..
much ss the Twenty az Cent Bette ma 80 - -
the cheapest 70 bay. Try IT, ~ neeA
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Protsded " ROYAL L<asJs PatesiI If Ensunad.
SscrTsd ~ the Seals Of the EcoIs ID PhaT,1a1
Pans. oHd che k'rperta! Coilese Of hIadtciss We
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4 DAAS' xAPRlSS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

hUTIUI u REMOVAL
Tbs DnhISlRY 2FFIOs of tsis Comm :.
1sncvsi from Third street to the Isrss 1srsSt -
STREET Nstw~sa - ard 81 strN~.s
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Mrs. DIR. HAsbrouok is a signal In
stance Of the extent to which q sAucy
woman can go when she takes a notion
She won't pay taxes because she can't
vote. The road overseer notified her to
work the road recently, and here is the
poor mans affidavit as to the way she
did IL:
"I,. Sayer Hasbrouck did so appear
with small fire shovel, whereupOn the
said deponent furnished the said Has
brouck with good shovel, and directed
her TO assist in filling the wagons that
we're on the ground, but that tho sa'd
Hasbrouck did not work faithfully, re-
m slniug idle a considerable portion OF
the time each load was filling, standing
leaning on her shovel, talking and calling
the attention Of other workmen from
their work, at other times sitting du-
ring the whole time Of hlling the Wag'
on, sometimes with one hand tossing
pebbles into the wagon, aud at others
reading q paper"
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yl l49.
FROM EaaG rennea,ee,
to0r'"'pondenee of tho RchmOhd Dispatch, oct. I
pRraTor TrS1 a.na o.

tuugte'pondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch Oct, I
BRIsToI, TKNN., Sept. %.
In order to give general idea Of she
situation hereabouts, | will state that the
main body Il our forces held Zollicofrar
and Csrter's Depot previous 10 wednes.
day last On that day che forces at Car
ters Depot, es Ws.snga Bridge, were
ordered to fall back to z z,llicofier, which
they did, The enemy then took posses-
sion Of Cartor'a, aud held IL until iats
Saturday evening, when they burned the
depot aud the bridge, which is several
hundred yards long aud City OK sixty
feet high, and evacuated the place, relir-
ing In the direction Of Kuoxyille. 20 p
Early on Sunday mOrning our forces
at HollioOifer moved forward in purauit.
and JonesborO was occupied by our cav
alry last night. The affair At Blounts-
vile, on Tuesday last, is represented 70
have been well conducted on the part OF
our forces, numbering only some GOO OF
700 In all. Three pieces of DAvidson's
Lynchburg battery were engaged, and
behaved gallAntly, and il is confidently
asserted that il they had been properly
supported they would have repulsed the
enemy, numbering $500 or 5000 The
Court House and all the best buildings
were burned at Blountwille. On lAst
Wednesday heavy skirmishing took
place between Zollicofler aud Carter's
Depot.
Taking the rebel accounts, we think
the Confeds are making poor Roadway
in redeeming East Tennessee.
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Lntn from ana Nnnth

Memphis dates of the 7th have been
received. From them we learn that the
rebels endeavored to bre ak railroad com.
munication with Memphis or Coldwater,
elk miles from Collinville, on the 9Th, but
were repulsed. They have already tried
it at other points with no success.
The rebels, under Lee, of Johnston's
staff, are said to be concentrating near
Columbus, Miss, where the Oonfederates
have extensive iron and other manufacto-
ries, as we'll as some powerful military
works of defense.
Gov. Brown, of Atlanta, Georgia, has
issued proclamation protesting against
the seizure of personal and private prop.
erty, for the use of the rebel Government,
except in cases where the authorit y
plainly emanates from headquarters.
He calls on the State to resist the inn
pressment of property where such author
ity cannot be produced Persons at
tempting such impressment are to be
committed to Jail until warrant is is
sued against them for robbery.
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NASHVILLE rFNNFSSFE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1863

Pies of Puppy claws In aIchmond.
People are ''going to the dogs" literal
ly in Richmond. Read
The Richmond papers Of the closing
days Of last week do not present very
cheering view of the condition of affairs
IN the rebel capital. The Sentinel de-
nounces the 'ctoakers," and says that
they are beginning TO DO great harm in
the army, and il not stopped will ruin
the Confederaoy by their complaints
against president Davis. The same
paper says the distress among all classes
from the high prices prevailing is very
great, and relates several instances of
individual hardship. With beef at 81 %
per pound, and other articles Of oeu-
sumption Of corresponding rates, il IL not
strange that market men should endeAV-
or to accommodate the lean purses Of
their customers by very Objectionable
means. The reports Of the Mayors
Court at Riohmond contain an account o (
the examination of one Louis Friok, who
was arrested for selling sausAges made
OF dog meat A number of puppies
claws were actually found in portion
OF the meat after other parts had been
eaten. Frick was held to answer.
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Provost Marshal Wiles sends 70 The
Cincinnati Gazette a captured letter, writ
Ten by a rebel named Emerson, At Me-
ridiAn, Miss. Emerson says;
Think Mississippi Is going down fast.
There . great many deserters from Mia
sissippi regiments going about now. They
say there 10 no use Ia lighting any long
,r--thAt We are whipped already. b.
heVs II got0 l0as taken, that tloo thirds ef
MtssissiRpi s0ouA 90 for reooasfrlsction. |
do think they should be ashamed, but
alas tits so. II Is my motto NOT 70 give
up At oil, bat Hght 10 the last
Let us push the good work on 'igor-
ously, sustain our armies, and we shAil
ere long enjoy a OomPlsto triumph and
behold q reconstructed Union
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The wIthdrawaIos mnsou.

The two journals formerly most rabid
in defense Of the South-the London
Times and the Manchester Guardian
quietly sneer at Mason, whose indignant
withdrawal produces no other effect than
IN explosion of mirth. The Guardian Of
the I'D says:
According TO an announcement made
yesterday, Mr.. Mason, the Confederate
States commissioner, has broken off
diplomatic relations with the English
Government and retired 10 Paris. Il wiN
ercite some natural dnusemement 10 hear Of
the rupture Of a bond a0hicb certainly never
previously eristed. Many malicious people
aciH say that Mr.. Mason iOould only have been
too happy to have some connection to break
The official relationship between himself
and the Secretary for foreign Affairs had
been all on one side. For the space Of
year and halt he has been endeavor-
ing to open conversation which Earl
Russell, adhering TO the rule laid down
by him, has been obliged to decline. He
has sought for personal interviews, and
written both in private and public form,
but has always fund the door of the
Foreign Office politely closed against
him, OF had his communications replied
to with the simple acknowledgement that
they had been received. II is, in fact,
this persistent refusal of intercourse
which has at last broken down the
patience of the Southern envoy or his
superiors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-13
na,on I,oure Yankeeizea. !.

A correspondent of the st. Louis Re.
publican, Of evident rebel sympathies,
writes from Baton Rouge, La:
Baton Rouge has degenerated, and is
now nothing more than Yankee village.
The greater part of the male population
have gone into the rebel ranks, aud the
females have either departed for tho heart
of Dixie, or else take their snuff in the
seolusion Of back parlors, where Yankee
entereth not. Yankee cavalry kick up
the dust; Yankee idiom is the medium
for the interchange Of ideas on the street;
the roll of Yankee drums has superseded
the tinkling of TIE ubiquitous piano, and
the "Bonnie Blue Flag" which bears but
one single star, has given place TO "JOhn
Browns Body" In walking the streots
you can almost fancy that you hear the
sound of the hammers OF the shoemAk-
ers of Lynn; and the other day, in the
course of q prospecting tour, 10 see IL
there was any thing left that had seen
before. was electrified by coming sud-
denly upon n sign of "Fresh doughnuts
for sAlew Shades Of the Cavalier and
Huguenotl Fresh doughhuts