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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

DrI Goods, Hats, boots, shoes, Etc.
HoRNBEoK 4 AsHBmDoE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies', Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes
Brogans, ETC., etc. Quick sales aud small
profits is our motto.
HoRSBECK & AsHBRID0E,
march21-lm 40 College street.
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The Minstrels give one Of their most
pleasing entertainments tonight. If you
would obtain new lease on life, go and
see and hear them.
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Purchasers Of apples eggs, butter, cof-
fee aud sugar will consult their interest
by reading CLARK & GREooaYs adver-
tisement in our special column this
morning. II
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Ladies will bear in mind that Messrs.
"HrFN & GnEEN keep in connection
WIN Gents hats, caps, etc, large as
sor'men' Tor youths and boys-mothors
who delight in seeing their boys dress
well, should not fail to call at 40 Col.
lege street to buy their hats aud caps.
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ltllB)
15O)1OOOOC6621
OO0

This is done by Proportion" or
what used to be called 9" the Single Rule
of Three" when We "exempts" were
schoolboys; and statement of the
above "sum" would be made thus: If
$50 cents (Treasurynotes) buy 100 cents
of golG what will 100 cents of Treasury
notes buy? Or thus:
$50 100 100 :: 662.
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About the best speculation that any
person can engage in now, is the sale of
old furniture, carpets, bedding, beds,
&c. There seems to be a strong demand
for these things, not SO much, we pre-
sumo, on account of their intrinsic value,
as for mementoes of some one breaking
up house keeping. Don't make bit of
difference thought that somebody be a
stranger Recently old carpets have
sold for more than they originally cost,
and feather beds as high as 90 cents
per pound! Go TO any of the auction
sales to-day and see how eagerly old
traps are bought up.
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April s.-2e
NotIce.

The public are hereby notified and
forbidden from sprinkling the streets un-
Ill further notice, owing to the great
scarcity of fuel and the demand for water
for government purposes.
j. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
april3-3t.
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81 SsIsasauh.
MIDNIoHT pEspAruHrs

LOUISVILLE; April 3--TRo Darmuds
vessels arrived at ST. Georges, with thir.
teen hundred bales ofcotton. The Flori
da, by putting out her lights, deceived
the Vanderbilt add escaped her.
The Union cavalry was discomfltted
near Drainsville, on the fret. Several
were taken prisoners. Gen. stoughtou
was dangerously wounded.
II is reported that Lord Lyons will
make formal demand for the release Of
he steamer Peterhof Therel was largo
quantity of quinine among her cargo.
Anew Orleans letter reports the evac-
uation of Pensacols, after burning many
houses. ~ --.,.,-....
BosToN, April .3.-The catL Of ship
Star Of Peace, burned " the pirate
Florida, is estimated at ba million of
dollars.
A Washington specis to the Post says
Casey, of Kentucky, has been appointed
Government agent at Memphis, under the
COnfseAtion act, with rowing commits
mission.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.--All the trains in
on time tonight.
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The River is falling rapidly, but there
Is still water enough on the shoals for
steamboats, of the largest class.
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DISPERSION OF CLUKE's G6ERRiLLAs.-
Dispatches to the Cincinnati Gazette state
that on Monday the force under com.
mand of Colonel Walker, of the Tenth
Kentucky Cavalry, attacked Cluke's
force six milee east Of Mount Sterling.
routed them, and pursued them beyond
the Licking river into the wilderness
There was no chance 10 get good fight
out of them. Two companies of the
Tenth Kentucky Cavalry, were all who
could get near enough to fire a shot
that regiment having the advance. II
was followed by the howitzer battery,
the mounted infantry detachments, and
the Fourteenth Kentucky. Cavalry. The
Twenty fourth Kentucky Infantry,
under Colonel Grigsby, cO-operated
in the movement. The horses of the
command were so broken down that an
attempt TO get into Cluke's rear failed,
and the attack was made in front. The
enemy, about 600 strong, fed in confu-
sion, and were pursued TO 0wingsville.
They halted on the hill upon which the
town stands, and planted their howitzers,
but quickly fed when attacked by a
skirmishing party of nineteen men under
Captains Mott and Chas. Rogers, Of the
10th Kentucky Cavalry. Calvin Morgan
had that morning got into Cluke's camp
with dispatches from Humphrey Mar
shall. Marshall declined reinforcing
Cluke. The rebels crossed the Licking
twice precipitately, with the loss of
killed and ii wounded that are known
The cOrrespOndent,adds: "Our horses
have been constantly at work for seven
months past, and cannot reasonably be
supposed to be efficiently yet we are con
tinually put in front and expected to do
efficient service. A little discretionary
power vested in the commander will has
ten Cluke's destruction very much
Louisville Journal. fF5b
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The train from Louisville came in at
;he usual hour last evening. The rebel
raid did not accomplish much.
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Inducement to Suffers.


We beg leave TO call the attention Of
Suffers aud Dealers generally, 10 the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, large variety of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and blacAing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcOats, blank
cts, hayersacks, valises, pocket knives
shirts OF all descriptions, hats, shoes
boots, towelhng, domestios, calicOes
jeans, kerseys, Osnaburgs, and a full
sto of notions. Also, groceries aud al
kinds of wines aud bitiers, which WI
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, a
wholesale. . A. s. NJ. LANDsBERG & Co,
Corner of Market st., and Public Square
march Sly. 8 ~
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We are indebted to Mr. TRUF5pAL,
newsletter for late newspapers.
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AUCTION SALE.-We will sell at auc-
ton this morning, commencing at 10
o'clock, a lot of new 9-ply Competing,
looking glasses, melOdiOn, bureaus,
wardrobes, bookcase, wash stand, bed
steads, chairs, feather beds, sugar, tea,
rice, tobacco, soap, candles, one pair OF
patent balances, two fine cooking stoves
Also, a small lot of queensware, and
many other articles.
b. e. SnIELDs & Co.,
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PRIVATE DIsRAAEs.

FOR PRIVATE DIBRAHEs.
- NAnS, formerly Of New York for
e77yl-s.51A the last iOuf years Of Louisville Az.
and who has ,les otsd he aitantinn 10
the treatment 81 private diseases i0r 80 years ttors
hnsalh tving attended ~ pTaatios for 40 naDy
years, and cured 40 many Thousand he 10 enabled
70 cure all diseases Vt private nature, NO MATES
how bad they may he from ludicius medical treat.
ment, or from neglect Of their own. nr Kings
nispenaary Is No - Desertk street, between Cher
~ aud te square, secJid stsry, where he cures an
diseases Of private nature.
GpuOrrhpsa cured without nauacOus piodlcinos ~
Interference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old Teornt date onociualy cured M
a few days by Rn operation which causes no Ialn.
Where structure exists health raun0t b. ennloyed
Perhaps disease Inurp aischef and andar-
nnch the constitution 80 much.
Syphilis with all the diactsss Of the skin 1fuwina
out u neglect or bad HeAtmspt eau be- eneetaAlly
cured Ia fow days.
Seminal Reatasss.partoulara tentlon ha wing bson
given 10 tbs dseaae, aud all the consequences Rrow
Tug cut of IA, brought on Ia many By the de-
structyo habits cf inoonadrrate youths, aud exuass
I've Indulgence VI tie passions, neglect Of Shiok
will undermine The cougtituti,n, rendering the sub.
ret undt for bnaincsa society, d esu.inR proma
rture old age
Eam ,laa .ho u,ap ~ t.it,.ri-s -s4. sfaa-i..
the Womb may rest assured 90 Immediate relief
Persons rcslling abroad, BY writing and siptins
their case with fee enclosed direct " DE-. A, king
/ No ~ Doadcrck street. Nashville, Tein, VIII h4yt
the neoessary medicines sent 70 thor sddrraa. Ohio
I hlnrs from Oel1ok Ia The lnorning uuul Ia ihf
venlng lJulT iO-in d4wly
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u. q. cd q. T.
WANTED.

E0n GOOD CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
ODU HOHsEs, f,r which Che highest market pri :
viii b. paid.
Quarisrmhsters' Vouchers bought on ths most lios
raj tartns h. "a. pEhhihA
30 Cherry street, lul' slaiff,l
MarchIa-fwa
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FuFhiIuret HoOhE, Nc,l AT AuctiOh'
/ will sell, on Saturday, April 4, 1868,
at 10% o'clock, A. NJ, at my store, No.
40 Public Square, Furniture, Carpets,
Books, Looking Glasses, Stoves, &c.
One Sewing Machine
Terms Cash
Aprl4-lt NJ. MARBURG.
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UNHE UNuE9sIDkED HAr MADE AhhANgf.
i INSISTS flr "a couHt4nt supply ~ Superior uiEh
Wtno Vinesnr OR family uHo. orders ifn 40 che
gro.isay MiIls viii h. attended Go.
3D.. D.. DlCEEY, Az
mshg7 ifHsratch oopYl
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WAGON TAK.

Tnn ZIG SUPERIOR WAGON TAR rs NICF
lOO ught pa;kagos, Tor sale low Apply 90
a. J. TiNEsi no College street.
rnarcLaI-lL.
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LEE S. DUNN & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before sell
ing, at No. rs Union street. -
March 3-tf
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WAN lied,

A GOOD DWELLING iiOl .E CENTRALLY 10.
n CArEh BY good ciuu laying tenant Tho la-i
o. re'sunco g.vou. Yer further mffUatIHu, cal 80
80. no houl SUMMER street.
Nashville frb 90, ltCI
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Ladies and gentlemen will End il TO
their interest to call at M. MoBaASsrERN's,
No. 10 Union street, for good bargains
in Boots and Shoes, of every description
which he offers 10 sell low for cash. Gus
tom made work always on hand.
aaMJJ0V gEAM. McRsANsTEHs,
No. 10 Union street.
march. 23-2w.
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The difference between premium and
discount, a subject which we hear fire.
.quenty discussed, is thus explained by
a contemporary When gold is selling at
90 per cent. premium, greenbacks are not
90 per cent. discount-not by any means,
as Mr.. PINKARD would say. But when
gold is 150 Cor 30 per cent. premium,) a
dollar greenback is worth 6825 cents
An invariable and simple rule may be
adopted for the calculation, thus Add
the rate Of premium TO 100 and divide
10000 by the sum; the result will give
the value Of dollar greenback. Fer ex-
ample II gold is so premium, what is
dollar paper worth?
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Mashville Auiou.
LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rhe weekly Union.

SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 4 1868
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Auction Rooms, opposite sewaneo HOie
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Passenaers Arrived

Ia en~'Aip EdaSu,gs 'o L.ssrpo0i a'd Qrs.n'to'y,.-
heiilfs inFuer, MI. and MIS- FrketOn, Mr. ard Mrs NC
kean aud two chdsn. Mr. and Mrs Carrich aud child ~ j.
aleKa,deI, Mr Potter o. Vsdie; NJ, Coskey h. smyihs.
Geo Per-n Jas soith-rbsnt r. O'Rourke r. Rcsslsnd
CaPt srIhne's, Geo Nixon. Mr.. WHALE Alex Reed NJ Il
hsmili Harrison. Mr. Chssensiues Lous Sennas James
Ia the s.teTage.
J" .,,,",6 grhi'h Qttea fyom H4raaI and NaHsn,-
Mt and Mrs Is Taeot', Miss T. L. Tacott Miss Allen r. s.
Winston, ". Ro,e, A. NJ Mcslev NJ Robinson r. Barrow
snd ,styant Ch're, Cagar. W. A. Carey. A. L. Dbhe. Mr.
snd MIS- hlonehot ana the children NJ Meyer, Mr.. An
nins,ts Aiii' Al Adries Mcponad, II. c'.ry. James
isir.tss Hewes ~. sans h. kilsmil 4. soitoa, ~ o.
de Vale, l.. Aeobe " Leon Fernandez j. Molina II. L..
LoveTies; Chagncey. C. Logsz Fayaei Can't Whit.
Ing Nlisns Cartwel j. Palrn-. M Frsnklin. O. o..
Williams w Taylor Mr. Wasaon, j. L. Murphy, Cha. Her
Is h. O. Hsber'Isd'. j. Thomas, a. Collin. j. Morris h II.
Andrews D. HAYDEN. w. q. Paulsop, H. Browning. w.
Sale d. LORD j. Haseman, T. c. Anysz Capt. Graut Mr.
and Mira Leon VIM SALE Capt. Dayd-ou Mr.. Wilson. j.
bushby George Ehes deck n.ers aud 10 distressed
In bark MdhIon lpI!iauson, from Key Wss,-Mr Wilson,
Mr.. Hancock, Mr. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs Hermaso Miss
liugtoD.
In csr Indus from NG'sau-T. McInosh J. Stream, II.
SecoI.
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1853 THE 1868.
w - Cr.sYLvANlA CENTRAL. RAILRoAD,

Nv
win It's couneotion., forms -.
Is TIE sHORTESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
g,o. Ngv-NoKS 10 TiIE PRlACipiL NFsrKhN CIli1
Seven tISns run dsy from Hg~ %. 70 @ Viz
ALL TTIROT'IH TRAINS For THE WEST BY THIS
M" LOUIE LEAVE NEW-l olh FRoM THE
FOJT OF IOUkIL ANDT-sr.
Bv way Phadepha, the mofrig passengers eaVe New'
YoIk at a. "a same time other roues Evening passengers
al . .. N. toar later than other Ines. - ,,ss,7
~ WAY Of Allentown. evening passengers ,esyT ~ y "a,
a. honr later than the Northern lines aud oy ooth routes
arrive AZ Tie same Northern lines. In Cncaso AUG AL
point, in the NOTthWes Cie.lHr Inal,napon,, gu WIZ.
81 Louis Cleyelsnd. Columbus, IncnnatL ana al NAM
noints West with iewer changes FL ciEs. n,,,,,, a.
1,r, wi lort change, from philadelphia to
pittsbar H. so miles and New norA 10 tA'souisn' -" ~
smoking aud saloon Cars on all Trans
E,re The sane as other routes.
p,rgnge check I'd through lrlnsieS fee-
$3.50 RI ,k,ts good un Ill used by Pittsburgh
secure i''N' wEsrERN EMIGRATION.
Tie PcHnsyly4Ia Contra Company runs an hhz'ans
Accommodations Line which affords comfortable mode OF
tr,ve pa.tes WESTWARD at onehsli ne usual rates
OF are. LprrcuTs
Nv hi, route eights oil descrp ions be forwarded
10 aud from any p1lI the G.hroads OF ONO. kentucky,
Indiara Iin0is " iseousm Iowa Missouri. by RAIL
Road DIRECT any port on the navsahe rivers OF
,he West By steamers from Pittsburgh.
Tie rate Of Freight and from po.n IN the west W
tie Contra railroad at all times As avorso:
e. ale ed by other Railroad Companies Merchants ana
ipp, nu.tng transportation Of their freg 70 TINS
Company. can rely win couhaSnec Oh It's 'poe"s "n'
Farmers and Deaers Live Stock viii mud s nost 30
yoVta ,rou route. Capaciogs laiss, wen a. iirs
suc aud every atieotion Is pam Tor
From Harrisburg Where VIII be ouhu t'e s,t pJJIIADEL
feeding and Nesting choice & ofered 9f =, ,n rs FTS
PllA, kEN.iOkk aud BAbIlMo.aS n / A,tor. House.
j. J. ELLIOTT. PGaen.rr asv"' '
IEECE Co, Freight AGENT "a South Wliam-st
hCDONALD BiS' ilof No. . Battery.pace.
ENoCu LEWIS General super.ntenlent M'oon., 70
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......MARcH a.
Cleared.


nships-ocran Queen, wison Aspinwal D. B. Allen
Tasmsn br }. Russell Kingston, jam Walden Booth;
Melita lBrl Cotrel lIayans, Rowland Apiuwsl Mary
Stafford Norel. Bsauf IT, " C.. Adams Fype's CO.. Ches
Gpeske. Wiets, PoItl4Dd, III. b. Cromwell 4 90.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Georgian, aus; Eclipse.
Post WssAing'oS.
Sbip--bunker Ill., Davis Sau Francisco z. Il Cooley.
Bafk-Ceiestis Or J. HoNes, Genoa flbbn thauHcey.
Bdg--Laurh (Br) LangihoIn. Aux Cayss, Brett son &
Co Prince Alfred Brl. lat FalaI. r.. T. C. A. De.
wolf Dephre tDsn. schmidt amsterdam Flnch. MeiEcke
Neudi Urcnia Csonhs Ponce z. r. Buck a Co. g. w.
Baxter, Gickrt Washington X p. Buck I CO.
Scho3r esMi'uic Cobb Ave.iil Portland W. S. Brown
& co Caroline. For, IhilndelThia :. w. Mckee; VIM A.
Eis Nugres Washington Jonas smith COTe. Kelly, Clou.
H. e. Fisheri Roser (Brl Saith Defnrrari ynes
ush D. Bssss, Tuski, Washington, Baker = Dayton G..
IL Cook Sparks Jscme Lor r. jGnrio :. F. illwes. Ma
ION ellington Van Blunt Slight w Al. Steele hOwe'.
froyceto,n Cfowei Paine j. MAYO. Rich Deals sand,
Crowe fA.Le g. ID Punee shaw. Desls .sirrd CfOw.ll
q ams ~. s X Ihar.e On, Ajc,eron, . juan del
NoTie j. h BODY Hsr. cno Howe. London r. Dunl an
H. b. squir,s bf) Perry havana. - j. rlots }. ~ o.
s.. John, y. H.. D. X Dsw0, A.D g.. Oio JlcGsor,
Now-Ufea1s,N a.. Bushan Nay Louisa a. laer I-can-
diaa f. h. +. BrcA & Co.. NJ. h. Nedore, FarTel. POrt
lioyil 4. Jcw,ti CO.; cyclone Was. Port Nova. H. -.
iurDui &C.. betJ Browning LsAlai YORK Rive; 4. j.
do No.set Hl m.. W.sAn-.ol, j. .,; -. Hone, Set,
W4siua. a. bfurt agti Nsry Jane, TioD, Wash
iHf.ou i4n Bun f.asnt ioAcyne, fsikrnbuTE. Nesh.
inzton. & ii Psrsoni ). Hogos Sh..bor ,imore Van
iiunt slight. ie-nor tacsne FLladslpia. j. ~ Ne
krc 5. a. Oar oo o4ace Phi44sl, LlA Done CrtcAeI
Bo-ton. o. Z. lsioh.
sloppy rrl, Winan' Iosk River, rOiater. Nichols.
Providence l.. keuay.
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Passengers Sailed

Ia tslmiiD CfV u BG.moIc fer Qu'frs 'ra nd it ~
no Rev Johu UOomsn. Mr.. .. a. Lewis Nm imhst
Maupi Rev. NJ :. Mctrsth ". Tobn, John Mitchell u.
s,nuocke Msj Ang,u' hswilngs. j. G. Aalgrr, h'ih''
Mile Da.i,l odeer. NJ. j. Fasn. Joraiian u. bIl am
Icon H. BfnJlord Edward Cauey and wife Cap, hunAit
nv T. Il. ks,t'cn. !. J. Wood T. O'Coaner. A. - C'",
Inylam Sidney sisrbeca. II. Ihcon II. We'll NJ Wen .a
,tbefs ~ tie stetuge. .., e.
IN ,icaneAlig Tenfoaia Jor SoutompioD and Hozbd'9-
Az Isu,aln AZ. and Mrs. hlud niG INFANT, Jean y
s;iy NJ schranlm New r'cans; NJ. AID M.- GloeEIn
md Ggily, j. N Koll,aa', Ma Moel, Win. fed, ILe2o'
Trohwcin Josrrhiae Mol MIs Me-. " Hart Mr.. ,m.n'
49,. nd ,ia SewYofk T.. Meiuors MI schulz Rii
Iari-,ne MEXICO, Nj md Ms HAY Co.l4.4us AT. a,d
Nr, Brarn fouf childien and servant Canada H. Ina
80 - Lnui,; H. Luder. Boston; Louis Mlrcossoh-'
,i.,le. MI and Mrs. seinhach aud infant baHiofe
Lows BI41olsl lsy y. and other. IN sger.i. ~, III,
lobn IA Snaw j. Jones George n. ~iGer, Jss h Feia'
WI1. r Smiley Miss Caroline l. N'it, Geo fo'ns T. H.
i. .ieaae, Mary STAFFORD Joy M0fisod ady and For'
Royai--sln j. D. Steele sd dauphtrr o. y HaywiaI -
Ie4sn, ClS. Clse, Epsons BaTDi sam" zone" spa~s
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l.iferury.

Charles 7. Eysus will shortly publish new
edition Of Emnk Moore Diary Of to American
Revolution the previous editions having been con-
pleieiy exhausted.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett BrowniDga posthumons
volume, now in press "a Miller OF New YORK;
under tie oditorship OF Theodore 1iltoD, Is not "a
volume OF verse, but Of poetic prose: being Es'ays
on the Christian Greek Poet. lwi,h whose writings
she was familiar in tho original aud a series OF
riking criticisms on lie whole line Of Enelishpoe,s
from Chaueer 20 Wordsworth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning's posthumous
volume of 6" Last Poems" edited by Theodore
Itop, has ust reappeared fifth edition being Tho
9Th thou.and, from the press OF james Miller New
York-showipg tia. good book may successfully
face the risks OF the market even with paper at -
cents pound
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warrant finally Issued for his arrest aud transportation 70
Riehnond which be only evaded by mosntng horse Dc
longing 10 hi. d,ughe that lad been concealed for the pur
pose alb his other having bean stolen aud fleeing 10
The pon lnes Other domestic troubles consequent upon
the Rebellion addsl to the loss Of property and separation
from his iaIGy contributed to I'M lanco his mind aid In
dGced insanity Mr.. Rogers elected to Congre's nom
the Middle District of Tennessee but was at an election
ordered by the Rebel authorities. He would not take his
sea, in the conceive Richmond and Of could not be
admitted TO the Federal Conrrass.
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Section 3ls. II appellant shall not file hs appeal papers
twenty days. respondent do it, and its oIpsa,e
ss suebt.
Section 335 adds or the APP col" before dismissed and
allows deposit Of money instead Of ali uudertaking
Session 2 sllowss trial in Supreme In Buffalo.
Section S ALLOW party examined By adverse y to be
examined a. other witnesses g.
Sci $50 ows husband and wife be examined for or
sgaut other and M themselves when both are parties
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH g. 1868

Rev. John. Klmbsn Col. g. IT MY VIM. Can6ed Esbert
Horton, Geo Marshall ChsA G. Fuller o. w Cbipman ~
T. Mann J. NJ. Goldman 5. Adams I. l. Merrill Geo Ward,
y. y. Peck. A. King Brge Dr. J. r. Ward o. Wilson, Dr.
Ii. A. Johnson Lieut.. J. IL Mccoy
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Go farmers GiIo Others.

Field and Flower Seeds;
and r.lisble spring Wheat and Rye Seed Oats.
, aud Co,ton Grass Seeds mixture for lawn;
seI Poia,oc. Peas, 20 varieties some very ehoee s"s oss
a., seed. OF every variety ,
d' AIM and GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. OF every variety.
BoNE DUsr Phosphate, Fi.h Manure, Suano, Sc-
E,r ale ut wl0less AID reteii, q low prices.
JOHN VANDERBILT,
&c. 3FVIt9pst tcsU Fulton AEAs,A Nsw:.XatAs
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SPycy or WAR ~ OHio.-A number OF dis
reputable citizens Of Noble County, Ohio, have held
q meeting and determined 10 resist the Government
in arrcsting deser,ep. 1t is ssid that from QUO to
900 have organized and armed Themselves Tor mo
purpose. Two companies Of the 10Th Regiment
have been sent to tie insurrecIionEry district to
maintain law ard order.
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This bill amounts TO aoout $3.50 900. Last v
was about $20O, 900. In 1861, S25O,cOO.

was about 100000. In 1861 S25O,00O.
AMENDING THE CODE.
In the SeDate this morning, Dir. Folger, Chair
man of the Judiciary Committee reported in favor
ofsmending the Code Of Procedure, as follows
Section II ameoded by allowing appeal In certain cases
shou spustion that appellant she'll abide the decision
Section iol 10 amended b. allowing a. action n favor Of
Plaintiff or iudgment Ia favor Of defendant Ieysrsso a
Pea p $780,
Section 5i is amended by striking out the VOID Defense"
0e inserting 1" counter claim -
sectlon 100 sab 2 il amended 80 meet decision o. tho
suTem. Court that judgment eysiDs mo'tgseoT or a
s@or OF moIgseor 81 mortgage cbbbo1 De t'oh
IN seton here ether pstdos are def csnts .
Section ITO Sub il amended by adding to meet dtcs-
% he words or WHOM the acton 20 recover es"ass 'o
H1o o. deceit
seuor rs amended BY Glowing ny Circuit Judge 10
Employ astenograpfef at e. penfe OF county.
-'oi ~ 10 sDended % rcGn oefihed copy u tLe
1I 10 Dc Tecorcec an dc Lefks Oce when real estate h
unIssed
s..en W7 eide 60 for examination Q! party before trial
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Arrived. SUNDAY. March %.

Shin American Congus.. Woodward. London and lss OF
Yirh Frp H. Insss and ,8 pass. Ornne, MntnTn %
Yen, Ion rs 10 90, experienced very weather spit
. ted e.reb kc. March lat a. Ion ~ 10, passed br'
i,,rk ,rii,sh Clraen hound r. a.,
Eark boqu ing Elbow (of oston), N.dulich, Goree w.
a. a, NIB, 70 hiies aud sr and nuts to II. Ware 20
Beg Iuo.sne MeCgy, PAsgpQ .EQ "a sQd viRIItsi Ss0'