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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25


60 ysIar F. I, :A11mUsEMEsrs., W. {
Iss.s sd Ssss:;s VIZ. M. sraniya. L p,
~ sus SEnIss ssa 70 'Sa alifns.H vI'oH.
aar "a p 80 AnFsaIf,.
The su, Dramatic sas S A. sss - co's.ny
WALLAoK'as aa ERlDAY
s s1 1sE sSl,op ,s, q aNS fsilf
i. ~ KosEDALE.
~. 70 sss s ' ~ s:s s'' !S asssr
ss.co. prsrai.ssn saa es,sn.sd ''' p''''''
Al entirety new and oSisaai snsi; By Mr. D. pouc,.
e' no,r Is a - p" e ~.
II siaurs
Inc s,'.i as."Si :'s";Gs sS 81 ssfiyqLs
Fourth and 'i 4a rtfaS Ct Ss"sG ssGI''
rls a sfi 81 e zines
w sFnciAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
s'a'''"' +e' and M sI.' sSs siI s' TSofn
I'm y svsS 4 I'M theatre ssr On this
r j. g. Clarke having kindly ceasd this evening for ths
% The he si asd the second S ss
DO made ss s. h b. wn gs The .sa
piece S s. NJ ssr Ss sSa, s. the great Booth
ro eyD
rnu p.,r, a,rno o, JonS WILKES
who have come forward with cheerful Ncty to d. honor
II her tna father 1T ea e, .s sse wos s
cresons be the best ustrsoT tss
Tue Play seisoed for the occasion is the tragedy Of
JusIus pRUrus H spLTHs CESAR.
Appearing e.
EDWIN BOOTH oAasius
snurus
and JOHN WILKES Docrn
ILL.,, = MARIO ANTHONY
Sssss rs s. ohars, s Ma'Sa
T pso ?. Mr. q Chester
Ae,sllus....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. + Cine
Sssssd fsSsisa rsss.i s
cSpSarniis I Ms w HhsT,rn IT,
sss%ss ssss' *
Re II 81 S q: family shss
ass' sssa s.sa Sa VIII be Of " the boz
), !. :, s$$sSs ss|s$ s il;
% 'a' engagement q EDWIN BOOTH.
Mr. Stuart beas 70 announce that on SATURDAY EVEN
Rpr earance this season In Inc play of
UAMLET
The Piece VIII u, ,srs on ihe n nder the
d,reann CT Mr. Rooth bv Mr j a. Hanv sage mans.er
II, s,vc n i. honrI ccrhini,g .niss,dr prnuction
with sIrc, listortaI corrncnsss Thc p., LA bsen in
Far ths Ia tircs months and no
OF ot hns bean SHARED IN Inc by anorr sr civ
ictorai ~ ~. o,dsnorv -. ana
bv he s,1 u anh svacoor W
~ severnl ,nnns ~ IT, iIIs,o, M on, tho s
Of the ar in.a he nos nnmtc doia md thus adyancs
the drama a. branch Of naonai iers iprs and sr,
viii ie en.iraiv ner ga -, ~ nrfec, con IL
fhe cast envaye mrnis fass bser ma a. vyitb
- MRS + a. ~ Aii.xGv ~
enc OF ,he most rfrI ro avey the stage:
MT EnWIS xRETv '''so" "Ao o'o' s'"' w -e1'
Mp CHARLES EgNRLE MASON,
A nd a.. sn,i,a-t conaIian o'iAAs~-"S e~''"DN -'
- 80 '''' mn TIinn A PLACIDg
An NJ vvbr, ,, sLs 49, "a. rasniar FIR
go. ~ y. n's a .,ssfa " -
Sss, 800 49, na,.aa 80 ~ aat,.,.@ ord .verv
svsn,ng '"~S ~" 20 sesu'01 ioi S"'o"A' go SS''
~'oN'"se
xrrrrrp c.ynry c,,o,co ou.rs pop m
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r{LKiNS. AUCTIONEER.
,4OLD FuRNIIuRE CHANnRIIEna Ar

'HOLD FUHNITUKE, CHANDELIENS, &C.
Low co. VIII lscsl ut auction on Friday. Nov.
y. ~ the res'druce. on Ciassou avenue, be.
ana Gates Brooklyn, all the naho ssny, wal
rorior. bedroom and Einfng Room Furniture,
China and Glass Velvet aad Brussels CARPET !.
then Utensils, &c, Catalogues on the mornne
IN avenue cara from Fulton ferry run close 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

1NDEPEEDEkT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FISHER,
l. for Councilman of the Fifth Senatorial district
wardA a#z.s#af 'ss.-lI q. 1900 1F.tf ~ III u.
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9TH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT SIXTEENTH WARD.
y Al A ,olnl Con eatiop Tsmmany and Mo art
cregtlcs Ia the named diNr held posuart 10 tbs
cai Sf General Commit Onion iiai OF Stx
street and Eighth avenue on "Wednesday evening"
2ji inst LEWIS X. RYERS. Esq, Was unanimously
nominated TOR alderman -
DELEGATES frcm TammADy Delegates from mozart
~~~e Hall Hail.
A@ y,,ne. w tom Henri v. Meade,
ID Y. Freemtu, John AcGehscy
Jared Gibson. Harrison T.. Lscomb,
FN Jac,b fatr skie BeAjatuin Y. Boger,
Aired q Duse nbcrry, William Brennan,
Hernard Garvey Martin Ouckworh.
samuel n Mun.ou. John Clark.
Henry Mcprrmoli Inward Berrien,
Patrick Hart, William Daii
Jahn n 81 Ilp Robert EorlauG
~ d. " FREEMAN, Chairman Joint ngention.
BENZ. y. BoeERr. Secretary. nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

A. e,nu-wITH ADDITIONAL SECURITY AND
8l.ZUV he right man, tate my nterSel in Per.
snsuN Probable CITY tus!sses ~ SAna g me uMcs u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

SALR--wH, Writer'S,
|er, ~til sell the Liquors. Fixtures and Good
psi Cherry street on Saturday, November Is
q. b. BRADFORD, Public Administrator.
h1ER'S SALK-THIS DAY, BY JOHN NOR.
IS East Broadway. Of 40 lots OF meas win.
II. McALEENAN, 1902 Eighth avenue
KEGS SALB-TnfS DAT, AT 81 NRw
ID o lots cf Men's and Women . Wearing Ap.
i Quilts Blankets, Beds. Boosters Pillows.
and . variety Of other goods, BY order OF J.
Catharlua etreea
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\ NOTICE. LARGE AND SPECIAL

w FIRST GLASS no Z SEIIUI4D FURNTTURE,
|Cu MI RKOks SUPERB fIANUrORrE
pr SUITS, RICH CARPETS PAINTINGS.
|kSiCo1T 60 viii sci. til q day. FRIDAY At 2
~. at hone '52 West Twenty rxtFtrsett between
!! Eighth ennee, the ar,s,ei aai inost egsot
pi'ered at auction this season, ine ding rag.
u collection OF Paintings, Bropxos, sssl,ie aud
pups, La a and Oh ma Vases. Atc.; nne ChsmS.r
IN rosewood ana inshngauy; large Hair Nat
DDS, OAK Dinins Furniture iicn frencb China
Mud Crss Class. to mach throughout, s. Ger
No pos ponement. Catao- ues at Lo.se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

McKEON CoUNCILMANIC SPONTANEOUSLY
1Vl senatorial dsttictAnhonv J. Oliver Fourth ard
Ldwart Cnnnon Sixth ward; e. A. yiemeser seventh
ward Patrick H. keenan,, Sc ;cnth ward Thomas Snnot
Eighth ward; James Magu,rs, fourteenth ward.
EDMUND n. PLUM President.
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ELECTION koTiCE.-PURsUANT TO THE PEoyIs.
given BY the Common Iounr or lie OF New 40 that
tue era wards OF SAID city the first Tuesday Of De-
GENDER next (hens the 9th day Of December. 1851 The
polls win be h.L at tie which duly
deslnated ny HE Common Council the places at ch
elections shall bc held said districts during tho present
year and The polls i'll be opened snnr aud tenain
open until sunset. when they will be finally closed.
The officers to be voted Tor election the follow
Ing
An Alderman In each ~ the Adermanc districts having
an ODD numerical esi.nation-vz: first Third fitth
Seven Ninth. Eleventh Thirteenth, Fifteenth ADD Seven
teenth E sF # #a =
SIX Councn.eu In each Senatorial district 8 u 81
One Comm 1881, Common Schools for the First ia
tret c,nprsng the FIRST Second Third Fourth, Fifth.
SiAt aud Eighth wards.
tNe Con issionrr of Common Schools for the Second
dis rc ri ing the Seventh Tenth, Thirteenth aud
Fourteenth wards.
One OF Common Schools for the Third dis.
trict comprising tho Ninth ana Sixteenth wards :
eDne Commissioner OF Common Schools for the Fourth
district rising the Eleventh aud Seventeenth wards
One tomiss OF Common Schools Tor the Flth dts
trict comprising the Fiftcsnth aud Eighteenth warts
Ono Commissioners OF Common Schools for the Saith dig
trirt pris ng tie Twentetn an vents first wards
district comprising the Twelfth. Nineteenth aud Twenty
One Trustee OF Common Schools for each ward
And to Ga such other School Ollcss legally
vAr,ut
BY order Of the Common Council,
NKw YONG. Nov IL 1864
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AT AMEETIh0 OF GHE II II ~ Kx on iii lENs !
q raj Comsitseo 81 Tsmmsny ALI Of tho Twelfth .Il.
ae'S VITA = malsr % tue lang sas
war; Nommes held vt the Chrem h,tot 90 ed".s-
asJ evening Nos - s4 motion OF Mr.. kdwArd ss1cs
d y. w. VAN tOUttti 81 ta..6ib - l.l
o. ne MsnhsttAn lsoa Works unshnously no|nassd
memoe.s of the fsmmany i!s general Committee i~e"a
80 @Na M Ward. <
Edward JONES' v4an Tho. 4. Firldss a1aa NJ ~.
: JAe1h NJ Long, r8 Charles Boir1 " III! ROMAN
Members 81 the Young Men d u persl Committee.
John ". Bennst YIN. Juhnston. es8 sr.
Andrew SniIh, Vim. IL. Dsbo n
II. Ii. Ferguson, .af..' =
Isaac Verm, YEA. Abrahan How. s.... ...
James McLas ghiu, Wn kehue,
John BA more John Lvnch,
Jonas Che ler, Conrad swtckhamers
james Hope, Nm. stan,
John Mcreagne. VIM VS. tsA.
James Audei san, Ja1les King.
10 IN Macarthur Louis bIosL
JOHN McARTHUR. Chairman.
WV WALSH, ie....,.,s..
j nv BALNoRg. Treasurer .s.t.#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

ELL. AUCTIONEER.
|1oYS AND FANCY GOODS.
3 DAY tFRIDAY). NOVEMBER %. Hf
book. at .ur sale rosm. 60 Liberty street,
|ENCH AND GERMAN
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
large aud desirable assortment Of holiday
Ito suit eu. ersl 448trt
ALSO n Nn# 1w
TIMED MARI. af Elk
IONS. 10 gross Kett Ears. 25D ensmeled eul
Z, Wash Basios aud saucePans &C.. &c, Nth
VI Ill co,rncnce
--.xxs Also
SILVER PLATED WARE.
J, Masters Cups, Cake Ba.k.ts, &c Sc.
a HAzEL1s, Aucil iheers
~ Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

ILTON, AUCTlONEER.-DAMAG WHEAT
AUCTION. viii be ao.d at auction ON
Psember Is. at awclre o'clpck NJ, al Nay
p,se, No. " A nsny street (for account of whom
FIRM. 2. $40 basheis III, " heat damaged by fresh
e DOS tive. Teras cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

SMITH, AUCrfoNEER-wiLL sell, THIS
~ dock at u Stuyvesant plsoa Mn III sire d,
cond aud third avenues, one tiano OF sIlirndid
nnish; three Parur suits tosewosd and
Bedroom Suita. Rockers I.ooklne 4, ass-s ina
maple Chairs, 1arles. Brussris7 and Ingrain
"a or! In nR that belongs 70 q tirsi class house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

DRYANT's MrNSTRELs
ID MONDAY. Nov. 81. and during the WEEK. sfsl
Immense success OF the iaughabie characteristto
CHALLkNGE DANCE, CHALLENBk DANCA
EsSENCE or oLD viKG!NNY.
Black Chemist Deaf as Post. Scared CoutrabAnl
LES MiSERABfE6
rillywywinck Band: saly Come Up Tin-pau onisas
HOW AXE YOr, GRkENBACKSi
Family circle 20 cents farquet, ~ cents Commences -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

MOZART HALL FIRST ALDEkMANIC DISrRiOr-
WI For Aldermxn-JAMRS FITLGERALD. ~ 1t.
TERENCE MoGprRE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

DEGULAR TAMNANY AND MOZART THIRD AL.
~ dermanIc dis riot, for Alderman MICHAEL NORTON.
john FL Chair Tamnauy: rotty, j. f. Berri.
gan, John Shields. Secretaries or rammsns James a..
White Chairman OF Mozart; W. Writ Hewitt j. N. MIN.
nie. Secretaries OF Mozart ~ l-se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

LRENru TLUTtNo--MRs dobrENs ESTABLISH
IL ugnis are (-Ac1syeyI ter fung. l3 Anty street, bi
Mercer an1 cfcene; w and I'D bleockcE oalo
Wooster street., ard I'll fukSn ..rect, Dt3oal.n.
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silarPrsu.
Il n' gtls rev aaaf

i ~ 49, MkhkLt 10 LNERPoOL TnrCuiNG AT
ana fh ."sn sfk Harherl-fhs L,verpoul Nrw York
a. rsdt."S" e. n, NIL. Insud deslatcin their fun
pew ~ =. ~. NY IRON s-Ans IN 0llows -rTrt
eE,I, s.taSs.p' b. ss'arday Nov, %.
EuiNBUR,y, SSnr.ay inec 10 a.
and every succecn Saturday noon from per A North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

A. nnN Il WILL DISPOSE OF AN INTEREST," m
l.VUV. . new sctured article for which there
standing ORDER for snth,s can b nnds - arss pecas
call a. us Broadway. room No. y tMmeat@ q ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

DAILY, ,RALLY.-EIoHTEENTH WARD CITIZENS
III Assocatlon.A cal meeting or ths will
be held ~ the Medical College corner OF Twenty third
at O'Clock to faty the for schoo
officers. CHAA +. KIRKLAND, President
JonN McDoN .Lp Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
COPAnTs nHsnIP.

a YOUNG MAN, AuRD q. wIrHA FEW HuNDREu
n dollars wstcstc ivcss 70 some good business wher'
ouired No preferences " business "a respectabl
ana legitimate Address VITA full psrticularp Tor one
week husiness, box las Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

yx-ANrED--A SMART MAN. WITH $500 TO SiOp AS
w asxstsnt In 3 busness where he can soon learn 10
cara so per week. Apply al TOO Brcsway, third door
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
alfw advertisements.
Dissolution of COpartnersh D.

I'VE COPARTNERSHIP HERE rOFORE EX-
i listing ulder the style, and firm name of Briggs
< Co, between J. G. McFerran and C. NJ Briggs,
was d So lved by mutual consent on the Esd Of 40
gember, 1868, j. q. Nj erran reu ing from the firm
J. c. McFERRAh,
c. NJ. BRIIIt 5.
The business will be continued by C. NJ. Priggs
and b i. Coble, under the old name and STYLE OF
Briggs 4 Co.. a. the old sta1d.
Nashville, Dec. IS, 1854. fdecls-2w
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Marriage Licenses
Issued during the week ending Saturday.
Dec. nth, 1864, By the Clerk Of the County

Issued during the week ending Saturday
Dec. 18th, 1854, BY the Clerk Of the County
Court of Davidson county:
Albert Palmer, 70 Apn King.
0lintheour L. Oliver, TO Sarah E. Jones
Daniel W. Wheeler, 70 Jane-L. OVERLY.
George W. Hyde, to Kate Meicher.
Thomas Rice, TO Mary Cox.
Lee Bomgardner, to Nancy Johnson.
Yhomas y. Hancock, 70 Mary A E. Smith
Patrick Stanton, U. s. A., to Catherine
Cain.
William G. Williams, Q. 5. A., to Jane
Kerby
Wiley B, Tackett, I. 5. A., to Margaret
L. Henson.
Cyrus u Hall, U. 5. A, to Margaret
Baker.
John W. Murray, U. S. A., f. N. c. to
Mary Kemp. f. ". c.
LoudOn Council, I'm. c., to Mahala Pat
tefson, I. ". c.
David Keeling, (. m. c., to Susan Patter-
son, {. ". C.
James CantrelB f. m. c., to Eliza Buc-
hsnsn,f {. ". C.
EnOeh Williams, +. m. C, to Lila Gupton,
f W. c.
Andrew Tally, f. m. c.. to Ann Shane,
f. We.
Richard Dickinson, f. m. c, to CLANCY
Davis, f. ". c.
James BinyOn, f. m. c., to Martha Polk,
{. w. c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
rhe Mestnard M0rement

The overland emigration during the
past season is'estimated at over 10000
persons. The Rocky Mountain regions
and Pacific coast have given homes,
temporary or abiding, 10 this vast mi
gratory multitude, and yet so broad is
the land to be peopied that the increase
ofpopulation is hsrdly felt The main
body of the emigrsnts have located in
Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Californi4,
Idaho and Montana Oregon, Wash
ington, New Mexico aud Arizona have
had comparatively few accessions; and
Nebraska, Kansas and Dekota have
probably lost more citizens the past
season from gold on the brain, than
have settled within their borders Gold
draws stronger than fairness of soil
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18

THMBALMING, AFTER THE METHOD OF
r. Suceuet, Of Paris, by Dr. Geo. X. Wells. Ageat
fof Drs Brown Alexander, Of Washington. y. &.
-OTrfcE-6I Union Street, with J. Ii. Carrty. Un-
dertaker where good ass ortulent Of Meiallic Bu-
IA cases and caskets also Collins 10 Wood, plain
aud covered, sad all pertaining % Funerals. may
always be found. ldecx-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
ConfederatesS

Also groupss Of al the prominent Fsdefais a..
oa oee =, ~. ,....,,.,ens conisisrsis
Generals % one card..-........--.---''-' - e.-'
ncs3-3m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18

A Coon ExANFLE-Gov. Stone, Of
Iowa, has issued q stirring proclama
ton 10 the people Of that State, urging
them set apart the 3lst of December
as a day for making contributions for
the benefit of soldiers. A ban
ner worth $780, bearing appropriate
inscriptions, is 10 be awarded to the
county which, in proportion TO its pop
ulation, contributes an aggregate
amount in money and articles, TO be
reckonod at their ayeragevalue, in the
State
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
Out Of Shoes.

'In a late Meridian Mississippi Cla
ron, we see card from the Colonel OF
the 9th Mississippi Regiment, which is
with Hoods army, calling for donations
Of shoes and socks for his men, and
stating that one hundred men of his
regiment are without shoes, while
about 300 pairs of socks were needed. -
Vieksbaug Herald.
"That is a nice fix foran army on the
offensive, in winter campaign, TO be
in GIN Com.
A good many more of Hoods army
are out of shoes, just now. They run
themselves out of them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
"a Gold Rasis -

The following paragraph, from the
Boston Journal, suggests new idea in
regard to income returns:
We understand that some of those
whose incomes, as returned to the as
SCISSORS, contrast remarkably with their
style of living, explain that they made
their returns on gold basis II is to
be presumed that their consciences will
prompt them to pay their taxes in gold.
at is a poor rule that will not work
both ways" We presume the assessors
will look after this matter, and see that
the Government is not swindled, and
that the taxes are assessed equally.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
HandsOme Result.

We publish elsewhere the report OF
the Secretary of the State Sanitary
Commission, showing the result Of the
State Sanitary Fair At Decatur in Sep
TENDER. The total receipts in cash
contributions and sales, and sanitary
supplies, are reported at s30,492 70.
This is loyalty 'spilling over TO some
purpose, Springfield (LlD Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18
Valuable Farm for Sale.

VKYE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE A VERY
w valuable ia r NJ, nesr the NolensY.lle
rike, 30 miles from thereby. containing 81 Acres
of chOice land Brick residence, containing four
rooms, be-!des kitchen, smoke house, and other
clubhouse excellent spring of water, and a great
variety of fruit trees. Apply T.
W. MATT BROWN co.
nOVl6-tf ID Al Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18

In the T. s. Hospitals, Nashville copied
from the Record Of w r Cornelius, Gov
er1lment Undertaken, No 49 Church St
for the meek ending December 18th, 1864
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18

John Washburne, company B.
Private Bailey, company T.
Corporal VIM. Hamilton, company C
Private J. jenkins, company K
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r. r. BRIDGIAND & 90.
Dissolution Of COpartnershIp.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il listing between E. II. Lewis and W. r. Corne-
nus, under the style and firm Of +. II. Lewis & Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, W. X
cornelius withdrawing from the same. The bust
by E. H. evils, where he will be glad TO accommo-
date their ola customers. baving a good suppl,
of Drugs aud Medicines, he is prepared to I'll al
orders at liberal terms.
Lee LIST, 1864. +. H. LEWIS,
". K CORNELIUS.
In withdraw ng from the above bus ness, ! tske
pleasure in recommending Dr. ] evils rs young
unan worthy the confidence Of all who may deal
tn him, and am sa isfed he trying to make
an hOnesG living, and one who understands his bu
siness ~ r CORNELIUS.
decl6-G
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GALLERY
or THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARTEs De VIsITE OF
j distinguished Oitiesrs Of the fseiesal and Goa
fe5erafe Army and Navy, for sale, Wholesale and
Retail liberal discount made 70 dealers
Retail prlce. Is cent, sent 10 any part Of ths
county by ma J. on receipJ ~ az order, with the
none, Il rsMOR5E'S GRLLERf OF The CUM
bEKLAND." Is Csfar street Nashville, Iebnes-
zee. Aiso, for sale Card pictures o. prominent Acs
tFessea Ee a..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-18

Ws Guy our 0OOus IN new IOFk5 And VII
sell at
REASONABLE PRICES.
Note, Letter and Cap Paper,
BUD, White, Canary, Opaque
and Official Envelopes.
Blank Books,
Suffers Drafts on
PAymAsterS,
HsmOrandumA
Diaries Eor 1884,
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
10, 600 Portraits Of 6ersrAla,
Pens and Holders,
Song Books.
Portfolios.
Back Ammon and Chess Boards,
Pocket Inkstsnds,
Pencils,
Zinc Mirrors,
Dice and Cups,
Pipes,
Com bs and Brushss,
Bisoking and Brushes,
DOminOes,
Buffers Ink,
Canine Ink,
kucilAEs,
Variety Packages,
Pomsds and Hair Oil,
RaHOrs and Strops,
Emery Paper,
Gun Oil,
Fancy Soaps,
School Looks,
&C., &e., 40.
Those wishing 70 sOt good bargains would
10 well 70 give NJ a call, OF send in their
orders.
In. RHODES / CO.,
- Union street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
CONGRESS-.

SENATE, May l2.-Mr. Wilson reported in favor OF
the bill to facilitate communication between the several
States Mr. Wilson submitted the joint resolution call
ing for information as 10 the general officers commits
stoned since the war; and otherwise their birth &c
The bill regulating the purity of elections IN the DIS
trict of Columbia was called up and discussion enSucc
on the amendment Of Mr.. Powell to insert the word
white" before the word male" as qualification Tor
an elector No vote taken. Adjourned.
HoUsE-The House resumed the consideration Of the
bill TO give homesteads to sailors and soldiers, without
regard to color forfeited conscated lands in in
surreconary districts. After long debate the blu
was passed by rs against o. The House took up the
bill declaring the Camden and Atlantic Railroad and
the Rartan and Delaware Bay Railroad, and tho
branches thereof buit and TO be built to be lawful
structures and public highways Of the United States
Mr. Wilson offered as a substitute TINT every railroad
company in the United States whose road is operated
by steam and its and assigns be authorized
TO carry on and its road boats bridges. and fer
ries, all freight mails. passengers, Government sup
plies and troops from state 10 another and receive
compensation therefor. Discussion ensued Finally
the House adopted Mr.. Wilson's substitute for the biu
by Yeas 63 Nays 81 Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

mted from Washington yesterday to the press Of the
country ffty-eight thousand and seven hundred and
forty words the largest amount sent for the press
In one day.
The Union State Convention of New-Jersey
Yesterday appointed delegates to Baltimore While not
directly instructing them who 10 vote for, resolutions
were adopted in favor Of Mr.. Lincoln.
A Conference of delegates from the Temper
anoe Leagues was held on Thursday at room No. "a
Cooper Institute. MessIs. Ball. Haskiil Eevei and
others. addressed the meeting
Gold sold at the Stock Exchange at l7fdT1l.
At noon 49, and closed I7a74i Upon the street stocks
in demand m prices Stocks have been irregular oil
day and the market is waiting for definite from The
Army Of the Potomac. Government Securities steady and
for the 2 there is steady investment demand IN
Railroad Mortgages and Bonk Shares little doing At the sec
ond Beard stocks dull hut rallied si,erwerf upon e
street and ccsed firm and in demand Money 'easy ana
large have been refused BY leading brokers' at q
The street is q cent, and upon undesirable COZ