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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
AT AUCTION.

NEWSPAPERS Al AUC1lON.
~ The Editor and Proprietor Of the EEWBURGH
DAILY AND WEELY TELEGRAPH, finding his health
hopeesy broken down. and that he is hereby utterly ncspa
c.sed from continuing business, compelled to offer the es
tsbshment Public Auction. The typo and maed
As on which the above Pspe printed with the 'ubscp
.ion s and good Ofthe business VIII be sold at Auction
at the United Hotel burgh, on SATURDAY April
49, at 10 o'clock The papers are doing an excellent bu'
nss and only given becsusoofhe proratns erect Of
selnss, which has continued about year Full particulars
o, the busne. given on application to the Office. BY mail
otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

TINHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
SHIP Co. win dispatch semi. monthly their new and hrs
class british iron steamships CELIA, BELLONA, IOWA
OHIO INDIANA, and MANHATTAN. each 900 tuns bur
den between London and EswYork calling Havre on the
vgysgs from London Rates OF passage payable in United
States currency, from Ne~.YOrk First cabin $50; second
cabin sO0 second cabin e7o steersse $40 For passage
apply to CfIAS A WHITNEY, at tho oioe No d Broad
way. For freight apply at No 81 Southst
ROWLAND ASPINWALL. Agcnta
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
A. J. BLEEcKKR. Auctionesz.

ih,AV: CORNER LOTS at AUCTION
- J. BLEECKRR SON L Co win sci Al Austen In
s,ao CONCERN on THURSDAY, April a. al the Exchange
uTH Av Lors-1 lot. h.sg1.t,,ux .{.,...s -. A.
a. the Ilthsy by 100 iss IN depth 'ee' y ''0he'
iifH-Av.-2 lots on u .o",gg ,gg'-a.., ...- =. ~,
Ss G q. 5h 'ess = Inches the avenue BY from los 10
-, ~ ,i ane .eh very hus being choice garden
ossse2 yesIs from last January Nap. ss No. n css On
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

0YyicR caorox AauEpucr BOARD April 1864
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Seal Proposals will
be received at this Office until FRIDAY the lah day Of
April next at IL clock when they viii be publicly
opened for FURNISHING and CUTTING about twenty hys
hundred e. 500) square feet Of BLUESTONE FLAG0iNG,
reauid for the Terraces Of tho Gate Houses OF the New
Rss.rvo PAns and specifications for the be
THOMAS sTEPHENS,) Croton
ROBT L. DARRAGH, }A9ueduct
A W. CRAVEN Boud
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0oruoration Notiees.
$I,OOO.OOO o1 E%aS 20.
COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81 900. 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS
fBEING THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR s2,eoo, ,ooO'oPENED APRIL 2, Is6t)

Sealed Proposals WIN be received a. the Comptroers once
un Il SATURDAY April Is 1884, at O'Clock, m, when the
viii be publicly opened for the purchase Of the whole OF
any part OF the OF One Million Dollars of the soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by an Ordinance OF the
Board Of Supervisors passed March 49, 1864 and by an act oil
the Legislature Of the State Of New Yors passed February
1854 being the amount not awarded on bids Tor t2oV
opened Aphl 2, 1864.
The said bonds win bear interest the rate Of I per cent
per annu payable semi annually the first day Of May and
November in each year and the principal will be redeemAoe
ss.cows Five hundred thousand dollars November lSS9
and FIVE hundred thousand dollars November ], 1890.
The proposals. will the amount Of bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars and persons whose
proposals accepted will ereupon be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer the awarded to them re-
speetivey.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
cve bonds for equal amounts Of the par value Of the sums
awarded them bearing interest from the date Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and indorsed Proposals
or Soldiers Bounty Fund BoBds and neosed In second
envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The night Is reserved TO reject any all Of the bids II
sdered 10 protect promote the interests Of the
County.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of NewYok, Department Of Finance, Comprollers
Ofice, April 4, 1864.
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No. lla
ARMY CLOTHING AND EourPAsE OFFICE,

ARxY CLOTHING AND EouIPAsE OYyCE,
CINCINNATI Apnl G. 1854. )
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
J. until WEDNESDAY,, April 20 1864. at O'Clock y. NJ,
for furnishing this Department lby contract) with
Blnkets-W ooleu-Army STANDARD;
Camp Kettles-Amy Standardi
Color Belts-Army Standard;
mplete--Army Standard;
FEELING Axes first quality only and TO weigh non u TO
81 pounds)-Army Standard;
FehDg Az Handles-Arruy s,andardI
Guidons-Cavairy-Auny STANDARD;
Kersey-Sky Bue-Army Standard;
Pick Axes-Army Standard;
Pick Az Handles-Army standard;
Spades-Army Standard;
Shelter Tents-Auny Standard;
Samples Of which may be scen at the Oce OF Clothing ana
Equipsge in this city.
40 be delivered free Of charge at the U. g. Inspection
Warehouse Ia this city good packages with the name
the party farnshng the kind and quantity OF goods dis
tnctly marked each article and package.
Parties Offering goods must In al cases furnish samples
numbered correspond with their proposal and
distinctly in their bids the quantity Of goods they propose
to furnish the price, and the tims Of delivery.
peny each bid guaranteeing that bidder will supply the
articles awarded II him under his proposal -
Bids will be opened WEDNESDAY, April 20 1851, at
o'clock m this Office, and bidders requested 10 be
present.
Awards win be made on THURSDAY, April 81. Bonds
will be required that the contracts will be faithfully fulfilled
Teesrams relating to Proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms Of Proposals may be obtained at this Office.
The right bid deemed unreasonable reserved
BY order Of Col THoxAs SWORDS, A. q. NJ. o.,
c. w. M0ULTON. Captain and A. q NJ.
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proposaIs
oyyrcu o, Anxr c1orurve AND EeurpAen, ,

No 12 BROApwAr, NEw \ oRK April T. I5oa.
A RMY SUPPLES.-SEALED PROPO-
"a SAILS will be received this Office until 70 O'Clock
THURSDAY tue 18th inst for furnishing by contract the
Depot OF Army Clothing and Equipage In this city,
SX.MULE WAGON HARNESS. COMPLETE,
viii the quantity they wish supply and the shortest
time in which they deliver IT,
All proposals must be accompanied BY proper guaranty for
the faithful performance Of contract.
The United States the right an bids deemed
Objectionable
Proposals should be iniorsed Proposals for furnishing Hsr
ness,' and addressed to Lieut. Col. ID. II. NINTON
by. Quartermaster-(Ien.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

ITO PRINTERS.-A practical Printer who
J. has few thousand delars In money or svaiabls proeI.
IT, may ACQUIRE an INTEREST In q large JOB ObFlCE
IN this CITY thai win bring him return Of $5 oo per
None but practical man, capable Of managing the entire
mechanical portion Of tho business will suit Addren with
references. "TYPOH care John Hooper Co., Ayertisns
Agents TnsI building
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Y0RK;
For NewHsveu, (EI), ii 80 L. l2:l3 (Ex6 200
(E1) $3.50, 43o and (EI. J p. IN
For Bridgeport, ], lEx) n:oo g M n;l5 (EI.l 400
(Ex) $3.50, 40 and (Er.l p. H.
For Milford and sTatford, !, II 30 $50 t3o
For Fairfield, Southport and Westport T. ll:3o 3:5e
4:50 p. IN.
For Norwsk = $50. 1850 N 2:is (Ex.), 800 Ez-h
For Durien and GTeenwich, 7, s;,o li:,o NJ 80, 80
5:J0p. IN.
For Stanford !. Ell $50. lao M l2:ls tEI)
(Exl $50. 40. $50, (Ex) m.
For Fort Chester aud intermediate stations, ., s IL ID
IN. ; $3.50, &:3o $3.50, ESQ P. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. m EN-; (Rxl ep. n
For Boston via Shore Line, l2l5 (EIl ep IN.
For Hartford and Springfield lEEl ll:3o m-, EI)
p
For Connecticut River Railroad m EI) to houtsal
II 30 q IA 10 Northampton.
For Hartford P.ovidence and Fishkin Railroad ELh
ll:30Am
For New Haven NevLonaon and storington Railroad as
q ID. 2:l3, J. p. N.
For Canal Railroad, l2ls p m. to Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad a.
Fer Nsugatuck Railroad, a. m. p.
For Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad T. $50 $50 p.
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to p m TrIins
JAMES III. HOlT sum tendent
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QuARrERxAsrKRs OYPIeR,

QuARTERxAsrKRs OYpIsRl
NKw-YoRx, April II, 1864.
NOTICE TO BUIItDERS.-SEALED PRO-
IN POSALS will be received this Office until IL M.
THURSDAY, April H. for the erection ofTliREE WOODEN
BUILDINGS for tbe Government The plans and specihca
ons Of these buildings be examined at this Office
STEWART VAN yLIET, Qusrternsster.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

OyyIcr Cnoros AauEDucT DEPARTMENT Aprn 2JS+
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se sealed Pro-
possls zach indorsed with the title Of the work for
Which the may be offered will be received at this once
n,til II o'clock m OF THURSDAY. April a. for tho con
rrotion OF SEWERS In the following streets to witt In
Sevsnsh street from Hudson River 70 and through Tenth
Fny erih 10 siItieh street. with lateral branch In Fifty
ninth stset Second Aso In Eighth syenae
hi v,sn Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Also, In Oliver
bet wsen Chatham squsre and Madison street and so
In Sufok street. between Broome aud Delaney streets And
for tho construction Of RAPBLOCk PAVEMENis In
Also In Forieth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
and also IN Twenty street from Ffh to sixth avenue
Foy further Information apply tho Contract Clerk at th
ofhcs. THOS sIEfnENS, I oIot9n
"A w. CRAVEN. } Board
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

i Schooner Canal and Railroad communication, four mes
from New abundance Of sand and stone on the PREMISE
For SALE low Address GEORGE WEBB, No. 81 Cedar.
St TRUCK FARM Of $50 shares oT iof SAIL or
EXCHANGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Doar6 an0 Rooms.


A LADY, an accomplished Musician and
~ Teacher would Ike 10 Owe LESSONS In some pleas
ant family ss an equivalent for Board Highest reference given
and required Address Box No l76 Brooky Post Office
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-In healthy
~ location sss than IS miles fom Ne~f ork Cay be-
tween tho Hudson and Connecticut Rivers preferred and
possible good fishing Eve persons IN family three ot
them children from n TO- Address, stating pTice boz no.
as, Poughk eepsie, N. Y.
VNHE Advertiser wishes Summer BOAkD lor
II his Wih three Children two Se!vens and himself tt
some point within three four hours sail Of New orr win
plain substantial family in shaded healthy locaLiy he
would give very us trouble, aud pay literally Address
RECLUSE, Tribune Office.
"ANTED-By young gentleman, a nicely
w furnished room, with break st and tea II pleasant
location not too far town. Address, with references ana
terms, Is. Box No. l,V74P.O
WANTED--A suite Of APARTMENTS tnr-
uished) the second floor ofa genteel house AZ Vest
I'D st. by single gentleman References required Address
H. G. p Tribune Office.
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90 n1bom it man Concern.

INFORMATION notwithstanding one
JoRDON ALL, corn (or card mill who wa. taken from
Lebanon Tenn twelve years ago by Bigh Is slave
sder). The heard from tie North. His children,
Mary Ann, Jordon, Marshs and Lucinda in Murirees
boro, Tenn. He write them Of +. A. c. Agent
Murfree-boro Tenn me- p r. FAUROT, Pastor &. c.,
No. S7 Arch St, Philadelphia Pa
TNSURANCE.-SPE NOTICE.-Per-
Il contemplating INSUfING THEIR LIVES and those
ALREADY Insured should communicate with the undersigned
and obtain information Of greet importance to them. address
A. ANDREWS Boz No. 5,553, Post Office New.YoIk
METROPOLITAN FAIR.-An persons hav-
1Vl ing CLAIMS against the METROPOLITAN FAIR
ASSOCIATION requested to present them 10 BENJA-
MIN COLLINS Assistant Secretary U. 5. Sanitary Commits
son, No. 823 broadway.
tS AL bills presented for payment must be authenticated
by the signature Of the Chairman Of the Committee ord ring
the expenditure. ELLEN r. STRONG, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

HARDWARE.- SALE in Brooklyn. an
Il Il old.estAblsbed HARDWARE aud dlOUsE-FUhNlsh
ING BUfiNESS located Of the best streets hted Up
with shelf boxos dsSeT hc good Ton large and
handsome show wndSws Books shown 10 business done
and good and genuine given for selling None out
with about Sc O0 cash need tppy
address HARDWARE Box No. $50 y Y. 7. U.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Cbaneee for Bnsincss Hlen.

A STRONOMY.-A REFLECTING TELE.
SCOPE Of " feet focus ia good order with EquAtorA
stand for SALE At low price. g. D. HiSCOAI ~
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
~ from foot OF Chsmbersst-
O. M, Express for buffalo.
$50 q. M, Milk. daily, for Otisvile
10 q. H., Mail for Buffalo and intermediate raons
AIS p. m, Way for Port Jeryis and Newburgh.
Night Express daily for Dupklt Buffalo Roches
ter Csnandagua, and principal saons Train OF Saturday
through to buffalo, but does not ran TO Dunkirk
CHAS. MlNU1, General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

II UNG Island KAILKUAD-SPKINGA AK.
~ kANGEMENT, commencing March Ia. s64-Leavs
Jl.nesslp aud 5ith, l.. K, al sa mfrdays and Sstur
days at ssoFor Greenport, Sag Harbor Hanptons
&c, stopping at al Stations For Yspbank ct and o.
m For syosse at u., II m.. and For JAmsics
at 9 aud II a. aud and p.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-For Yaphank at 9;ls q.
from Sthst stopping 1t ali Stations Fare fos this train
at excursion rates.
For syosse Sundays at 545 M stopping st al Stsr
tiOus. A. KEASOkER, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo ALI
IL BANY and TROY, CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambersst. Prom Dthst
Express, aud ~ To-, and 722, l0E N, and 3:5 and
3.l5 and p. m. st3:R p
Troy and Albany with sleep ll;2 p d.
ing-carl 1919 p. II.
Poughkecpsie Iran and III S22 and II ~ and III
a. m. and p. pm,
Pe-kskin Train, p M <:2 p N
Sing Sing Train, $500. 5:5l
TArrytown Train, $3.50 p. n. 1882 p. m.
On Sundays, at S22 ?. m. rom 3tb-street
Tickets may DO procured Of the Offices OF Westcotts
Express in NewNork and Brooklyn and baggage checked u
The house 70 s onts the road and % Saraoga Spxings
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

A j. BLEECKER, SON a. Co. will sell at
"A. auction on THURSDAY April a. at O'Clock, 81 the
Exchange Salesroom No. III broadway,
sTH-AVENUE LOTS.
On sTHAVENUE4 lots northeast cor Of 23drt size Of
sor lot 2rlO inside lots 253I09 eSeh hSps terms q;
snciioneers Office, No. n Cedsr.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Sales Sn Guttion.

A ]. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co. will sell at
"A. AUCTION Oh TUESDAY, Aprl 49, st the Exchange
VIItJABLE PROPERTY on ATTORNEY-ST
r premises Nos 12 and Attorney st. between stanton
- Rivnyton streets known the Synagogue OF ShAaT
6sshmoepbrck building suitable for manufacturing pur
-. ,re a. bv 90 Lots 60 feet front by lsl leet deep
vM,o. a. at Office of the ancuoneeIs, No II Cedarsl
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

I OTIS TO oEXCHANGE.-C0UN SEAT
IL FARM or other property WANTED for valuable frs,
class LOTS 57th st. sthsy broadway and Cent?,
Pax. A. THEADWELL, No. l0J ChAinbsrsss
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
fSee also Auction Saies.l

EOR SALE-The four-stOry DWELLING
HOUSE with STABLE on OF lot Of Columbia
aud Pineapple.ts., Brooklyn Apply to HOMER MORGAN
No. Pinest Vee)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

rrug EYE ANp THE EAR.-CuREs MADE D. ~ s 49,.
I'm III DRoWN Nstauhyglca Physician ard ~ lessor
on The BYE Gar Mrs. q srosn ssy nave gads
s,,nc cureaamosg lhe. Mr henII y.
J East rniruch street was deaf fqr year. e1a ny
~ Al Discover aud hear as vel s ne yonsn zee
AMI ,ss him Also r. Dicgerson Esq attorney ~ law
No New Chambers street was sins onna. Esey osnor
n r,ra snecdy These only Two OF the many
.ss ~bch daily ,hrnng Nrs NJ a. Browns rooms Nous
Tor relief be found where ese There " no probing,
M Instruments, w.r.s run into Tho head Consultations
nee al her rooms 40 Arch s,reet Philadelphia and ~
Ias. .,ysc,. ,,sy Yak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23
RESTAUR ANTS,

MANSON DoRBE, --AgREEABLg TO rug OFT Bx.
Nl pressed desire ~ tors nc proprietor on me WATSON
Doree recently opened TO the public SPACIOUS saoon,
dining 2J persons Tho tab,a replce with superb ser
vice, and the saloon and uespucn rooms furnished WIN
LUXURIOUS elegance Clubs AMI dinner commuters pessa
notice Dinner 30 we'd wheresocver desrcd Win or VITA
ont dinner service and ornaments wedding AMI suppers
supplied inpromytu Creams and eonfecuons 10 order at
~ hevs aalU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

EXPRESSES. $4,000
r,tnsu.u,s ruastyuaB RxRHEsa BvRsHaA :
- Furrtnrc Express BusshAms rurs urn ss,s
Whst rieventh street between kutb Ano o,stn aea
Fnrnture stored An kinds 81 Furniture ~ Az !, % he
shipped Furpturo " Mmitse psysa y "s~'
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

n ENA REwARD.--sToLEH, FROM NO. 90 MOTT
pOUU street ate on THURSDAY night ar carr. or ir,asy
ovning safe containing tho following v. 62e bon1e-
No ~ for Sly0 10 nel2 for $780, Noli g3 tor ~, syv
bank BOOM II tho owory Bay Ses Back ono bhm
hers street Savings Bank Of Bleecker street savings
Baut; Gold wach and chain Diamond bresqpin snn
other nyuces Of value, The reward wi be pau 90
tho rslarn properly A. Ne1feuld W nott sWenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

SrH WARD AT A MEETING or III u DEMOCRATIC
LEI Republican Ward Comnittrc for TIC Fifteenth ward
hsd ct Mcptes Beecker House. Thursday, january a,
tempoLary organization was made BY The election Of
Esq 90 sscreary "a er ca ling The rot, o. members on
Chair on permanent organization 10 repor, a. The next
meoung, via ;-.rhomne w. McKnghb Michael Ryan and
committee then ADJOURNED 70 mset AZ thc cal, o. The Chair
CUARrNg MOO H. Chairman.
/. NJ Ccwiss, sscrs,rs' ~oo"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

tlfEIeurED LOWER SETS or TEETn--soMErHfre
w as good ~ gold Al 23s SIKH avenue, ees~ese
Fifteenth and Six .eenth streets I.
nj 29s sixth avenue. . - 80. 49,. -
bumpers, nj 299 Sixth agenue. Also cheap sss ~ltn
bumpers which hold on, the cheeks and restore ycusnia
appeal 80 Sixth Avenue
fine gold filings ct 100 sisih avenue - :. ,,o .,..,
Light strong Upper Sets OF feen very ensap ~ ~ o'A
avenue -~.--... Al, a a. ,sshl "A
o ", avenue between sifteerih ana Sixteenth sree"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

NEW MUsrC.-THE BEST SONGS or TUE LATE
IN Stephen O. Foster-"Wnt Thou be True2n Mr.. and
Mrs Brown connie dusn "ts You've only got Mus
ache when Old Friends We're Here Price IS cents
each; mailed Free just published BY HORACE WATERS
48l Broadway. she Was all the World TO Men-his les
composition will be- ISSUED In q Few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

yNANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLR
w girl to cook, wash and iron: has rood city refc
from her last place Gail 1913 Esd st. between 9th
and Tn avs, for two days.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-29
Greuing telegraph
rIIFenAY. NoVEMBRR 2o. 80
A cry ron CREDIT.
III AZ leading article OF mine
...lo fhs t,f.inte-s dout1, t.,.


IN A leading article OF mine
mado the printers double-icadn
4 sec Is copied cvory line,
And no. paper gives iae credit.
Nv wisdom, ringleted with wis,
without SO much ss an iotA
OF credit, 5 copied every bit,
And read nom Maine 10 %inucso.
nat patriotic poem, 100,
Thatlule squib, that iaucy-ioeal.
mat upud' / managed to pu; throu ,gb,
That concert instrumontal-yocaI,
mat spicy thing in the poh,e,-
Five hundred thcusan.i must have read IL.
For bcre it's cOpisd piece by piece
And not paper gives me credit
Yes here are ali my odds and ends,
All copied round, as thick as bory4ss.
I've heard OF "Saye me from my fiends."--
save me fronA my "c0temrorariss."
Withou; iyo minutes time TO rest,
clip, l cut, paste, edit;
I'm copied North, Snuh, Fas-, and West.
And rot paper l;.ves me credit
'IisiiSrd enousb, as you'n admit.
Fo be flehed ost Of ones dispatches:
YosT private specials" made to fit
With what . sister journal matches.
The news is copied far and wide.
And when rome hundred shines you've read II
Its pleasant to your honest pride,
To lns. that journal given credit.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-29
FOURTH EDITION
GOOD NEWS FROM MIDDLE
TENNESSEE. ..
r,.r,.,,y.,.,,. ,J..-,.-.,..-,-~-
Hood Makes an Attack on Columbia,
and ia Heavily Repulsed,
e7l.a--7---~s---s-,----y--ss-@y
DISAPPEARANCE OF HIS
ARMY.
----.-es-aa..--s7sg...s ....-ysa.----
His Movement q Complete
Failure.

NASHVILLE, November o-Nothingiha5 been
heard from Hoods army or our front, since yes
terday evening. The telegraph wires are down.
Hood made an assault on our works az Colum-
bin, south Of Duck river, on Saturday, and was
badly repulsed.
a small portion Of the Rebel cavalry had sue
ceeded in crossing DuCk river.
Hood has made no other Developments Of his
plans.
Thus far he has accomplished nothing further
than the consgript!ug of some Of his dear
friends
There is no foundation FOR the rumor Of the
evacuation Of Johnsonville, exrep. proper pre-.
caution for possible contingencies.
The military situation is satisfactory to the
authorities.
The impression gains ground that Hood will
move east across the Chattanooga, possibly with
the hope of accomplishing something with the
aid Of Breckinridge.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-29
GENERAL THOMAS ARMY
PRESENT POSITION OF THE ARMY.
--,-er-S---~->----> >,--y--~->---------
Rebel Accounts Of Hoods
Advance.

LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Our army is now
concentrating for battle in the vicinity of Frank
lin, Tenn. No fears are entertained of our ability
to defeat Hood should he venture further North
Franklin, Tenn to which General Thomas is
reported to have retreated, is situated twenty
miles south OF Nashville, on the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad. Like Columbia and Pulaski
both of which have doubtless been abandoned
by our troops, Franklin is unimportant save as
an outpost of the great fortified camp at Nash
VILE. General Thomas will not be likely TO
abandon Nashville unless defeated by Hood
though it is more than probable that he may
Cyacuate Franklin.-Ed1
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-29
GENERAL BURBRIDGBs ARMY.
HrCcI,inridge Reported Surrounding our
InrCCn at SLrmM berrY HlnIns.

rCcKinridge Reported Surrounding our
Forces at Straw berry Plains.
From ne Richmond Sentinel, NOyombsr2j.
We had very pleasing rumor (says the Bris-
tol Register of the 22d) from below, last night,
that Breckenridge and Vaughn again have the
Yankees surrounded at Strawberry Plains.
There was an engagement on Friday last (No-
vember lS), in which the negro regiments are
said 10 have suffered severely, three hundred
being reported killed. We have not been able 10
learn authenically the particulars, and arc in
clined 20 think the report only fancy of the ire
liable gentleman"
The latest information from Knoxville is that
Gilem has his headquarters at the fair ground
and that there is no prospect Of his receiving any
immediate reinforCements.
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PERSONAL.
MIR. George B. Mcclellan Obtains Em'
nIDVmant.

We understand that General George 3. McClel-
Ian has received the appointment Of Engineer in
Chief Of the Morris and Essex Kailroad-an I'M
portant line in the State where he resides. The
revenue Of this Office will be 20 the General eQual
10 what he would have received had he been
elected President Of the United States.
His salary will be $4,000 per aunum. This Is
a capital appointment, and greatly 10 the advan-
tage Of the railroad company, for General AcClel-
Ian fully understands the duties andrequirements
OF 80 important position. We have no doubt ii
will prove Of grcat advantage 70 the company.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CARo, November 2s.-The steamer Mageatq,
from New Orleans on the 22d inst, has arrived
here.
An expedition organized by General Bailey,
and commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Sterling,
of the Second Maine Cavalry, captured a COM
pany OF Rebels who were guarding Barren
Bridge in Western Florida, on the 10th inst. A
number OF small arms were also captured.
Cotton was in fair demand; good ordinary,
1927; middIing, pl'3j. New Moa5ses, SI'20.