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Evening star., 1864-12-23
HOLOHAN & CO.. 5o2 18th stree,

HOLOHAN & CO., jo2 18th street,
Authorized recruiting and substitute agents for
the District Of Columbis, are prepared 60 furnish
ubsttu tes for drafted and representative
cruts for those drafted and free from draft at
tbe lowest rates.
Runners liberally dealt with
de q. 3tr HOL0HAN q 90. :
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FROM THE ARMY OFTHE POTOMAC-EXECl
TION or DESERTERS

TIUN OF DESERTERJ.
A letter from the Army OF the Potomac, dated
yesterday. says:
Quiet continues to prevail here. The bad
weather is such rs to prevent any movement
il intended.
A large number OF officers are going North
on furlOugh. Among those who left this morn
ing were Generals Gregg. Potter, McOallister,
Ayres, Bragg, with members OF their staff.
Gen. Mott went North yesterday 70 attend the
funeral Of q brother.
Lieut.. Col. Osborne, division inspector on
Gen. Crawford's staff, valuable and efficient
officer, goes home this morning, having been
mustered out after serving three years.
Three more deserters are to be hung to- NOR.
row. Their ames are John Smith, VIM. Mil
Ter and George Bradley, all OF the 5th New
Hampshire volunteers.
Evening star., 1864-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. pa special despatch to
the Times from Franklin, Tenn, dated the 22d,
says:
The rebel retreat from Franklin to Duck
river beggars all description. Hood iold his
corps commanders to get Off the best way they
could with their commands.
The rebel army is now beyond Columbia.
The railroad Is but little injured, and trains
run to Spring Hill. Telegraphic communities.
ton is open in all directions.
johnson VILE was not destroyed.
The rebel loss during the campaign was
1:,00O men, 81 cannon, and 8 General officers
There was killed at Franklin, 1,4OO; wounded,
3,eGo; and a,0c0 prisoners; before Nashville and
on the retreat 10 Columbia, 5000 killed and
wounded, and 5000 prisoners.
The Union loss at Franklin was 1900, and
before Nashville less than 4 900.
The total Union loss will not exceed 1900,
with two Generals slightly wounded.
Hood has pontoon above the shoals on the
Tennessee river, where our gunboats cannot
reach them.
Hood marched on Franklin with 40 600 men.
O. pieces of artillery. He has lost nearly half
his men.
Evening star., 1864-12-23

SCHOOLuRAFT's INDIANS, Second Volume
- slO. will be paid for Il. Books. Autographs.
atc sold Books to read ALFRED HUNTER.
dec = st. Opposite Growers Theater.
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MOVED IN.-The Sd regular infantry, which
has been at Camp Relief during the past few
months, has come into the city, and is doing
post guard dnty at tbs Government ware.
houses in the First Ward,
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MOSBY YDEFlATED-CAPTURE NUMBE
OF HIS GANG

NOSBY EFlATkD-CAPTUREOF NUMBER
OF HIS GANG.
A few days ago, Lieut. Col. Clendenin
started out on a scout from Fairfax, with de.
tachments from the 9Th, 18th, and 18th Hi.
nois cavalry.
The party secuted as far up as White Plains,
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, without meet
ing any number OF rebels in arms, but on re-
turning on Wednesday, having struck Off TO-
they came across a large body Of guerriIlas
spirited fight quickly ensueG, which re-.
suited in the complete rout Of the guerrllas,
with loss to them of one major, and one
lieutenant mortally wounded, and fifteen pris-
oners taken by our troops.
Lieut.. Col Clendenin safely returned to his
camping ground yesterday evening without
the loss OF man, and bringing with him his
prisoners, who will be sent in TO- day and com.
mitted to the Old Capitol.
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TURKIES!

TURKTSSiit
To be raffled for three nights, THURSDAY.
FIR DAY and SATURDAY, at No 4a4 7th street,
between and q ,tUnion House, 100 fine lar sc
TERKIES.
dec z2-3t" WA. SCHWIN
SUBSTITUTES. SUBSTITUTES
AVOID THE DRAFT!
Evening star., 1864-12-23

TRIAL OF DIR. KKAeBY-The trial Of this
gentlemen has been postponed until next Sat
urday morning at 10 O'Clock. The illness of
General Briggs is the cause Of postpone
mput.
Evening star., 1864-12-23
Affairs in GEORGETOWN.

THE CASE OF Col. NORTH has been adj.
iourned to Monday next, at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1864-12-23

POLICE APPOINTMENTS. - Yesterday, the
Board of Police Commissioners, in regular
session, made the following appointments
John w. Powers, vice Francis Leishear, re.
signed, and VIM. II. Silence, vice VIM. B.
Thomas, deceased all in the Third Precinct,
GEORGETOWN.
Evening star., 1864-12-23

We have On hard f1ii ssDply sf tbs delicious
- y - -. : EdAN ? seRIn.
dec H-3W las 0sFn<r o. j ssd eth etfeets,
Evening star., 1864-12-23

THE DRAFTED MEN.-The cases of the fol-
lowing drafted men were disposed Of by the
Board OF Enrolment to- day:
First Sub District Peter Duffey, erroneous
enrolment; A o. l.. Winter. accepted; Joseph
Bradley, furnished substitute.
Fourth Sub -DiStrict-W. S. Graf, over age;
W. w. Bryant, physical disability.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

these Bittsrs are pLt lIp IN quart
bottles, of lUhtoh the abovS l. a tao-
sinails. qhs label e finely en-
gravsd, and 10 ProVidsd Dith
safe guard from oelints,JstteTs'
darios 81 per bottle, or sir for 81
G. w. Roback, Proprietor, No.
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
tphom att orders should b. adj
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ADVMnrIaINa nATkh.


authorities would at all times eviuce at least
genuine desire to bring offenders to punish.
ment
We have never seen nor heard Of an in
stance in which a soldier has been molested
by citizen Of Illinois when quietly attend
ing TO his own business IL such case has
ever happened. il was not because of tho
NJ form the soldier wore for we do not be-
lieve there is man, woman, or child who
does not respect and honor any symbol of
the country we live in, and need no teaching
to make us love. But it ia well known to eve
ry one, that there have been hundreds of iu-
stances of violence aud maltreatment indul.
gedby returned soldiers, principally, doubtless,
as consequence Of naturally Incorporate dis
positions, aggravated BY the life they have of
late been living, and the scenes of blood with
which they have become familiar; but also
owing to the mischevous and diabolcal
teachings OF the abolition press When Gov.
ernor Yates first employed Joe Forrest to do
dirty work and write seoundrelly lstters to the
abolition journals from his Office in Spring.
field, we warned hin and his henchman of the
inevitable consequences Of their condnet
That these teachings would ripen into
scenes OF turbulence and blood, was fully cal
culated by Yates and his miserable tool and
the result has fully justified their expectations
and our predictions
Jo,,L'oi e Sh'ou'e .n Ou,es county thoush I'M
Ugo' unp'gheui.aIep, I may prove 10 be
endurance by repeated infriugements Of ,hei4
rights as citizens by taunts, threats, ahdac of
ieuV1o e, ~ ns He nave saia before ana now re-
PeN'I tus'r a5t'on caenot oe Jusllhed or apollo
gaIeI LOT. put y 9ignt nave been-nayi At
'IAsa TAs loreseeH ie hnu u shali be a lesson TO
nus Jourhals M anu sPeakers VINO seemto take
e oe.su. u narrowing up the malignant passions
1l % tner ,SnoIail i1nowers who are patient
anu tnIuSlri9usy 'aporing to instl into
minus OF 'ne soiulers ana The people not le-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

This place, before which some des, crate
lighting vas going on at last accounts, is a
fortress, which the Danes have surrounded
with series oi ingenious and novel deiences
The first distractions Which lis assailants vi
meet is an irregular line OF qasked ditcbesl
with sharp stakes firmly fixed S> tba s' ho,,a,s
to impale the unlneky man who NAV en-
through; next come line OF clepauSS: ,..a..
then another of large man.iraps aud III, III,
common wire fence-the latter a sifi,iyJ
but very effective impeachment to both mfants-
ry and cavalry, Not content with these knts
Of circumvellation, the Danish engineers have
crowned both scrap and counterseaFp Of the
earth.works with palisades crested with a
bristling line Of sharp swords an expedient
borrowed apparently from the French defen-
ces OF the breach at Badsios. Both within
aRd without the works are liked planks stud.
dedlwitb long nails, the points turned. up.
wards, and concealed by light covering Of
earth We must add TO these amenities the
mines that underlie all the assailable parts
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Trunks, &r,
Aeatber Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
ADAM WEINGARrRER. sH

Hsb Third streets
KEHPs constantly on hand All kinds Of Leather,
IN such Az SOLE upper kipi calf skin, aud uoroeco
hudinga, az. 'iti
aAlfss highest pgiss IN cash paid for Hides and
Leather In the fouFk. aulodam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensihoh and W W Stewart, Hayteui George \
Boyer, Mlamishurgi Stoo slayer, unioni Ander-
son, OenterVlle; n Myers, Now Lebanon; II Jaeksons
ChambersburR d Il Bauer, harrisburg; u Olwlnei
Johnsullei Arnold LimbeTt South Arlingtoni Jacob
smver, West Baltmorsi Rookie A 90, Garmanlowni
j w MURPHY, Nandalia II Nickols, Liberty y Reeai
FsrmeTsvillei HeverhnR& A Herr. salemi WPyImont,
Williams Bwan0r, Wsat BAlhmore Parker, Bro. A
Co PaikersbuTg, aud ~ pnggiats and Merchants
generally throhgpui The UAltsd s.ates and cAnsdas.
r..ItII au2ldiy
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Groceries, sc.
N, OhRIH ...u M, OBRIeS
EDWARD O'BRLEN q BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
ANB IMPORTERS or
Brandtes, wines, GINS, Cigars, ana irish
and scotch whisky, f.f
AEs BRALERs IN
DOR tic Wines and Liquors.
..r. ALse, ni UHH .
Age IS for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,

Ne ,sel Second street, Deg ten, Ohso,
DIG leave most respectfully 10 aodualnt their ous-
- toners and the community gen orally, that they
have entered into partnership, under the name and
style OF II. 0'BRIEH q BRoTHER, for the purpose
OF carrying on the wholesale grocery, LIQUOR, cigar
and tobaccs business in Dayton, Ohio, al tho late
stand OF II. u'Bren, No. 90l Second street
Having ample means 70 enable ss to purchase goodn
from the be-t houses in New York. Baltimore and
Philadelphia, aud having had fifteen years experience
IN the trade we hold out the best Inducements 10 our
old cust1icrs aud vi others who may be kind enough
10 purchase nom us "
Toledo, OHIO, will devote his time and attention 10
please all those who maV come 70 buy at this Welt
known House, and E. OBRIRN, will treat the com
munity bitter " possible. IN n ever before Both OF
us leo very grateful for past aTors aud earnestly
hcita share OF your future patronage. aul9dawlm
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fO3a DissoIdtiun.
DISSOLUTION.

NNHE o.parlnerShip heretofore existing Miller a
i ChaIch in the Merchant Tailoring Business wss
dissolved by mutual consent the first day ef Feb
rnary, instant The books ia the hands OF Henry
Miller who will continue the BUSINESS al the old stand
Huston Building, corner Third Jeieraon streets
ThOss ghe haseolaims against the firm will present
than for payment, and those VINO are indebted 20 the
arm are expseted 10 call aud ssttle their accounts
without delay as the business must be closed
HENRY MILLER,
fesd3w .If Id I1lLlIJ j. S.CHARCH.
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UoEpartnGrship.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COMPREHENSIVE.
TUE nndersgned have this day formed eo-part-'
il nership under ths name and firm OF BREfsNE a
NIXON, for the purpose of transaeting Wholesale
aud Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business
at the old stand Of W. Il. Breeue, ~ Main street, op
poste the Cour House, where they would be pleased
tO the Old friends Oi thu house, aud many
ones as may favor them With call
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW @. NIXON.
DAYTON, FehrnArY l, 1901 d3aaEi
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9lh1 1pbuIHterp. aaa3
oHARLEs RAsoHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTRRRR,

OHIo BLOCK, THIRD STREET (dR SlTTELL'B
Old STAND DAYTON, OHIO.
A LII kinds Of Upholsteung, such As Sofas. Chairs,
~ stools, Mattresses 4o., dOne 20 order Carpets cut
and htled window curtains hung and all kinds Of re-
pairing done At tue shortest nouce and most rsasona
Rsjssnoss--Msyor gillespie and Barney, Parker a
90. aI... j .IIftL ante
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Colonel WoITortl,

This officer who was the commander Of
Woliord's Cavalry, corps Of great distiHc-
ton 10 the Western army, has been dissmiss-
ed from the service for having made speech
at Lexington Kontucky, in which he denohn.
eed the President for usurpation nd the ex-
ereise Of unlawful power. The dissm issal
was entirely proper, and in accordance with
army rules; for il a subordinate may pnbiely
discuss the conduct Of q superior al iisei
pline is at end. But what then becomes OF :
aamy voting Does il not show that Il Is
the eontrivEnee Of demagoges at home forithe
soldiers 10 vote for just snoh candidates as the
Courthouse people send them-just such
printed party tickets aS are sent them at pub.
lie expense, and for Just such reasons as the
managers At home fabricRte p Urboaa On.
iOR ~ Hl .l 4i
The UaioR Is entirely right Wollords dis
sssfssal was proper, aud so we're his denRcia.
fioRs Of the usurpations ofLihcolh, . -D.a o.
A PRoBIGY- "A remarkable boy, whose
memory is pFOdigioas has appeared IL Alba.
ny. He is Only eight, can reeiie over fftGen
hundred pieces, is a natural orator, and re-
members everything he hears aud reads-Iec-
tnres, sermons, newspapers, and books
CROss or rHE LEoroS oE HoEoR The EN-.
peror Napoleon has conferred the Gross Of the
Legion Of Honor on Mr. Claxton, Of Ball-
more, for his improvements on aud expert
Ihents with an AmesicAn invontion--B Broad.
wells breach loading cannon. n aF 81
FIsH AEb OiL-Afhs fishermen Of Newport.
Rhode lsland, and the neiehboring towns,
caught last year not less than zoe, 600 barrels
Of menhader in NAragRnsett Bay, from which
aboG. 300, 900 gallons Of oil we're pFodaesd
BY the different factories in oporsution.
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LOOK OUT FOR TAE OIANT SKFLTI0N.

dUUF Skirt FACTORY
AT Sa7, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW
We pay particular attention 70 the quality OF oar
material and use only the best English Steel, I'd
we repair all the skiris which We Sc without extra
charge. r.
ladies' Cotsets and PirAl Buatles constantly on
hand. A WAIDMEN
sold Wholesale and retail at Ne Se7 Second street
pAytoh, iasdly
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-
Mrs. A, called and gotone dollars worth OF II
TWELVE oRNT syGAR, AT MINIOK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got enc dollars worth Of tho incest kind
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs O. get dslier's worth OF tho choicest dual.
ity OF
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR. AT MINIOR's.
Me-. b. says that he got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT }. A. MINIOKs,
Thai he ever drank and BTs. B. says sine got the nu.
est OF
GREEN TEA Ar J. A. MINICK's,
White every body calls gets some OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MIEq0K.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased 4 half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT j. A. MINICK's,
Decidedly the hest he ever used while tho supply OF
NO, l NAoKEREIi. AT ]. A. MIRIOK's,
Both for siSs and quality, cannot be exceed this
i He invites ali 70 call at his establiahment andln.
peot his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
O0FFBks AND TEAS,
. SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety OF Groceries TO be a0en
IN the city. HIs large Establishments on the!
Corner OF Market and Jefferson Sts.
aul9y o..
The sun., 1864-10-05
SEWING. MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.-ALL FIRST CLASS
- msciinos for sae and to rent. Machines cheap
for cash or part payment. Machines boupht, eK-
changcd and repaired n. ali Bi galway, cor OF Worth
ct. Room 3, mp stairs over hook store. 400
"EED SEWING NACHINE-ELASTIC
w lock stitch the hcrt In tie world. Call and rec
how they do all kinds Of BRING vour work aud
test them. WEED =. NJ. co, SO Bt toadwsv, NY AIS
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
W chimes 10 rent, on reasonable term- Gail or
address MIR. BRADY, 3s3 Hl~eckcr II, block fun
sth aTe Aho second hand machines 20 buy for cash 80
- SINGER : SEWING MACHINES FOR
g Csale, nearly new only run rhou time, and In
ps feet order. Price $50 Apply at j. l. q j. o.
WLST'S, ?T Chen,bo = At. 3i3
The sun., 1864-10-05

THE MurHArED krMAINs Of thc man found
in the river 1t tie 'olt OF Little street. prooI!vr,
on Monday, have not set lccu iicu ded, although
number Of pcrfo4r who have recently missed
friends and reauyce ca'o IL, the i9d rccinct St..
ton Housc 10 look AT H. No enc was able to rccos.
pi2e tin fact, under TIE cltcumItnlcea idcni o.
cation sppears almost impossible T4e head, neck
aud arms were CIV, of 'lo.e ~ the shoulccra and
tie lower eNtremiuea wee eyerel Just Ahovo the
thighs, the bones having lecn tawci ~. The ex.
tremities sre Hlsrns P.rt!ous ~ tho coat, vest
and shirt wore enclosed IN lLc bundle II aA.ch io
body was iopul. They are carefully prescryoS,
although IN slresis hld may SO. h. he means Of
enabling friends T. identity him, and brnling the
guilty perpeiEators " justice Tner. appears n 10
no doubt In the minds n The Coronrr and phys.
clans who have thus fAi viewed The remain. TIA,
The man was foully nqrdsret that ~ 10 Irss..
s.lity could he have toen ~ 1tls,ei by mare ~.
adsnt. The piece II iron 4. mA rather elaak e>,r,.
aiming tie ulnt wa ~ At ha., r<3,.Gs Il ysgsl
I'd ra sIncstnt 10 snk u R'sFy .@vr, Viii ;.
sds b. ~ ElsA6lz y .lIxIA ~ gIssy.
The sun., 1864-10-05

Mr.. Maddox WAS thorcupon declared the unani-
nous choice OF the Convention. B,iug present, he
addressed them, returning thanks for the honor
apd Iromlsci not only to v ork hard TO elect him.
self but the entire ticket.
lBRooKLYS WARD NoMISATIo ss.-Th. Re-
puhlieans of the 18Th Ward have nominated Mr..
Carries w. Cheshire for Supervisor, and tho eoth
Ward Rcpll'icGns have dominated Mr. John x.
BIlnior lot Alderman.
BOARD Oh LpuCATIoS-TEAcHrRs SALA-
RMS The brooklyn Board met last evening. The
principal matter under consideration was the ques-
ton h rahng the nlldes OF teachers OF the Public
Sehools. jude Greenwood subInittoi n report, IN
which he took the sruuud that IT was ILLEGAL Ia
transfer money rom other funds for this object
The report was laid upon the table, and the que.
ton OF rsisng the salaries Of teachers 300 each
was s9sin thought up hy resolution but aflcr nu.
merou@ motions ana cnuntermotions, the Board sd
jonrned while the question was still penang.
The sun., 1864-10-05
JERSEY CITY.

THE DRAFTED Men IN JERSEY Cirr TO RE
PHovtpxp FoE.-A BouN1y or $500 TO Bt PAID
S.noe the commencement Of the drait for Jersey
Cay, which has been in progress for several days,
and was concluded Yesterday afternoon, there has
been considerable excitement amongst the con.
scriptod parties especially those who were unable
to pcy for substitutes, hut their troubles ore now
ended. Al the meating of the Common Council
last night, resolution WAS passed empowering the
special committee on eulstments 10 oner a bounty
Of $500 for each volunteer, which elected some dis
cussiOn. 1t was stated, however, that M,yor
Cleveland had just received telcgrsphic dispatch
n IA broker in Washington, who has .lroady
filled the quotas OF several counties in New York
Offering to Ill tie quota OF Jersey City Immediately
Tor the sum OF $3.50 per man, and that he would
accept the bJlds Of the city f2r one year IN ray.
ment The resolution was Oh, pied, H. a vote " 10
70 a and the arrang cement VIII he carried into e.
fe't at orce 50 That no drafted man n.ed 60 in.o
the service, except fTom choice
Tnr MoSIroR YARD N JERSEY CIrY.-A,
,Ae prcseI. time there is but orc iroL-.ll, The
"Mopunso" IN course OF COZ ,truction - Secor's
y.rd in Jersey CITY. This Is side-W heel iron
24o eet in leng,h and { feet sep |, will
he complete! in about si,ty days. Mr. sccor IL
now engaged IN constructing large wooden dry
dock for g. Government Which will be- completed
nt q Sprrs and will give emp nent to aboI
;. 600 man
The sun., 1864-10-05

observation-disclosures, tof Wes'portl Hum sooa;
Corl Portland. Chas Cooper, Provi ence; y A Hsy-
deu, Providence Tfeasuie Brnniorr. II Becker,
stonington: Benz Blown Warren; silss Smith, fall
River 10. PouChto I-ie a.sh, Pro; idence. Orion,
Homo RoSyu, Ceieetis, PoftnLd Cynthia Jane, n.
Haven; j Curtis, Hartford; l. g ook. Norwich; j
4 l. ste, lmsn, Warehan; Copy, Fall River Maria
hilfori for Albany; " " BID. New Haven: Clinton,
lsll River Tryal, New Bedford Kate ThovrL Fall
Rvef Conuerticut, Stonington, Andfev stew Ar,
n Piovidenre; 7, p ooi BANGOR for Wellington u G.
Gbleaa Bangor: Valiant kivet Hiblaft. kS.
The sun., 1864-10-05
EACsa. a.SaON.s.

FOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEP'
= Roundoui, kineston- The MARY POW
leaves iooi o layst everv ate, noon aI o'ciool
HUDSON RIVER r. R-f0R ALBS
= Troy, the North and West, ilom Chau.b hers
and ~ A, a. and 4, e and iOAj l.. NJ, and ons
asy ~ G.ss /, u, Iem a.tas,
The sun., 1864-10-05
INSTRUCTION.

A T TOwNSEND'S ACADEMY, POO BOW
cry, below Houston a. stu ems receive thorough
Instruction IN booker nf Nrn', ari hmctic, alpe-
hia. reading, speiinc, Grammar, Nr. Open tar and
evening, Tor 10th eoXes. Ie.ms moders,s. Private
instruction given. j9
The sun., 1864-10-05
NJ Ahl>.H kEWS.


OCT s-s. r. G tl--S. - 3G.-H w, morn. II 29
CLEARED
fIFAMslurS-E-rHt Aeick, London franklin,
b'Iiin"'e Martha SieyeHs, Bailimoie.
.rHiFS1Wrise', Ii eipool; Repuhlc, OF and for
bicheh "i'r', Of Biomen, 'or rtnou.
bAEhS ii'o'lcI,, Monte Cnrsto Margaret Nc
I'uuSsiN iahw, phih.
~ I'h ,.rnry, Havana; Nash, Cow Bay, c
D. Nehnr q cru.Iali, /.
hCitDpHtES Nautilus, New O.cnns A Towns.
end, "nhnfto, Iran Smith, Washing' on; e &
Aftcn Hihnfo'd l.uoy Robinson, Geoitcto,n: n
so't"o, rb''s1.'Dhia. Arthur simpson, Northampton
sLooib II Clay Haven; Rhode Island, Prov.
ARRIVED.
srrtNsnIPs -AapirL dupont, Fortress Mon
re-. stfritFi fSsI1, 'tfanvlsHtl WnhinPOn, " 4.
t.'y II tAn.sfbs. Llv'rl.sl ~Dhngton, HAv-,,
LhisA i.lr' pa M I'fft '... '.
saA,~EkkGzA kx4 L.AXS0, aRsGasa Se,
The sun., 1864-10-05

A IL WHO NAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
- i.flai y iin1 acNh plrcasssi ny osLiDs on C.
", GkAakk IA Mu44ala ~ -, wv
The sun., 1864-10-05

Fifteen ballots were subsequently, taken without
result. and there heiug no probability that noni-
nation would be made II majority Of oil the dele
gates was required, a motion wss carried n de-
clare the candidate nom mated who received plu-
rsty nj the votes then taken. On
tc-ssscIntlrg, vote taken IN accordance with
the previous agreement which resulted IN the cleo
Non Of NJ. Maddox by the following vote
The sun., 1864-10-05
CEND TO HEADQUARTERS FOR
- CAwpAIGS MEDALS,

~ nfAlNlN AM IahO Eph
- CAwpAtGS MEDALS,
CAMPAIGN BADGES,
CAMPAIGN PINS,
20 SPLENDID S1iIfS
Bsdre Rlbon. Eagles, and Mclanoiype Likeueeses
for the Million send tor Descriptive Circular, or
call and examine the gcois q, -
3G1 - Chambers sieet.
To TATLORS-EOTlCE-TH FOLLOW
l. inr dfms have refused to employ any men who
are member. Of the Woitins 1aors Protective and
Benevolent Talon, the Central Comnitte have de-
olafed the mon ftfikr
Croney A Lent, Broadway.
Petius & Co, do
Hidden, do
INzure Co do
Bfoots Brothers do
Vanderbilt, DO
SFif 4 Larden, do
nerby h Co, w.lser street
wauon Fifth avenue
Bond 4 O'Nein, Roadway. 'S
WANTED OPERATORS on SINGERS
w sewing machines for i'Gunsl ,hiits. Inquire 1T
T. First ave ha,cment between - mud ~ et. 9s3
"ANTED-iOO COMPOSTTORS TO DINE
w AZ POER's saloon 81 Frankfort ~. REGULAR
Union" priees :or beef. mutton, ham, steak, &C. 10
cents plate. Tea, cole,, biscuit and pies, cent?.
Call all the week. 3st
q = REWARD-LOSTA A BLACK AND TAN
f~pdof. hal = red and black collar; lonr ears.
The finder vii please return T. 20 % stanton st a@s