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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

CARRIAGES.
" Philadelphia GermsntowuL
Extension and u ar Tops,
lnmp and shifting Sea,s,
Fine Top AID Open B1sgie',
Road Wagons OF al descripi s1s
Person. 80 want OF Carriages are nried 10 en- ms ocies
the largest assortmrtt Of 80 -, ,.,,- ,,oor,
200 Set. HARNESS - 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

NOO ACRES coal LANDS.-lOb
O.UtJO MN 4 CRolltR cs.l Tor 10 5000 .cIs, 9
- ann m SOTfs coal LANDS in Mexican CONT
prnsvlvsnir neas tbs Bradford AMI krc kalfosf rIee
: Is 30 slsi. Tilo Ef-ci bsg' ard 'HI'e!' can " 'esN
!, tl,ir oirro No. p0erlsdaaJ, Hcn-lofh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
METRoroIlrN lX'UssscE cosraSr,

No lV1 BROADWAY. Nbw-i DIRK July ~ ioof.)
Notice Is hereby gwen that the
~ Boasd Of Directors Of ia Company having made 81
'Ac reservations OF surplus requ a ~ he second Srcon oi
an act Of tho lcsisuf of ew ork passed AZ the as
sion thereof ctti led IA Act 90 Ameliru Act 70 Provide
Tor the Incorporation Of Fro lusntunco Conpaies passed
July 20 re=a.d the Investment Of their Capi al e
Surplus Profits" lwh stions amount to the fSi 1n %
49,, gi6 2il hav,~liGS DAY declared Semi Annual DIV
DEND OF FIVE PER CENT tho Capital stock, ifoe oil
]. g. OOODRIDOE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

I'INE FhEh--1J acres, two barns, g0od
L story Lousr, lo,ci in he town O. D,lby g, OYER.
itl,, tSg fi..is, r.,ef Of mic from depot o.'ieF
,,-, Tor s,r liner . seldom oa.red WIZ 30 sold lo"
'Il,.rt.. ssr. Atirr.r q. T., Derby. a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
. Gorscs, Carriages, Sc.

CAVALRY BUREAU OFr,cE AsusrtyT erisrzR
rlslrg, NJ. lB>r,rfsT., Niw-YORg, June TO- lsst- D.
HAVAERN HORSES Wan Ell WIN
I por.ha,. In OPEN MARKET all the CsvA ry Horsrs
that ,y be- presented and pass inspection al e Government
ssbss corner othsv. md 3NhS, In this city szi 'G'I9
notice =, , -,
Payment VIII be mode IN check' payable Ia certificates
llebirdness when "a mosr ior~7 are To%oi'ed
Prec. enc bundled sud thy ll'sil dollars each - =,
GEO. n BkOMhlNG. ltrt. ard ~ y ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
rT,HREE (3) YEARS SEVEN PER CENT

IHiHLE ko) lT1AIto 81 ~ 4 - ~
Il LOAN Of tho BOROUGH OF sCiANIpN, luxerus
Coony Peusylyaui. Coupons payable ~ tao CITY q view
York-T undasigned VII. receive PROPOSALS Until a.,
,weue. dsy OF July. r he parchse Of ,c'eAt I've thou
Ton issued by virtue special act Of Assembly Of tic Legs
lstnrr Of Pennsylvania. entitled An Act to slLhorie ia7
raising oi money aid payment fboUuiies volunteers IN the
Borough Of Scranton IN tho Colnty Of Lrzemo These
Bonds draw interest - the rae Of ler cent per annn
psvu 90 tie rIt (s day Of June rud Dcccalbr n each
wear in the City Of SCB York Tho principal e leiubuiJ.
b. 81 three 90 year fo the lrt Day d jane, l54 The
bonds are e1eriut from ~ Statc ard o al fa1son A tax
sotfsut pay hsf tho Bmourt u already lcvIsd Ad
dIe.s j. L. PlATT Treasurer. Scranton LuSone County.
Pennsyiv2ni8. . ROBINSON, Comuiissioner.
THOg. DICKSON, : o. iho Bounty
J. &. PIAyr, fby.i o. Scruto{L
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AlhfliAND INNbo-l' Nh " ~
FtENS.--Laryr oud thriving sritlnne1', MA A1u
IN ~ cr.,e ~ 1ii.s ,ort ~ riiad phis by riirofd
W,r o ich podncsI large cIors wtih can row ="
,o,p, qeu twenty and hy 'rar's AZ r. IN rEot %
- 80, u,vtbs with four yr7r Good cuisines, oprIns
- o.rs: clusrhre, schools and good 20
- ~ 4. nov the most improTins nlacp Past or Ns
M, f-r Z. laid gffsstd Letters ansN rec.
ut ming rem ~ rrd swing uiiiuornaion VII Do cent Tee
- fftAS X IkNDis Vinei1ni FGrt O.re Ga h"r
L,ICo v j. From RaSort ~ satp kabi"sol hgf"tsef9
14ye| rae T,ibpn>. II IL u he Hoii e.ens"s f'ii
,Isr,rsf Junao hat k.e,5 u .' '.de " Ae be""1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
Financial.

C,yvy1ASp COLUMBUS CINCINNATI PiuROAD Co
CIEvELs ONO, Jny II, 1864.
DIVIDEND NOIICE.-The Board OF Dircc-
tors of tbs Company have declared CssH Dryden 81
Fivt -r cent ard - o,rl cash dividend o THREE pr
cent both payable At the usual places aud sfter Aag J.
meat free Of Government tx. 49,,
TIE trnr books viii close the evening Of the s0h "a
''-''' Go il. RUSSELL, Treasurer
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TNJON DINE SAVINGS BANK,

Union DINE SAVINGS BANK.
Y nos l27 AND 4I0 CASAL-sr, COR NARick.
ASSETS, Sl.%l3,Slo 90.
OPEN DAILY rom 10 q NJ O. 2 p. ni nd On hoNDAl'
" FDNFsDAY. snd sArURDAb INNINGS flon . % !,
SIX PR CEST tSTfHFST allowed on s.4ns VI EJoJ
end under and RlVF PR CENT On lager suns AoIrJ
s.uo.trd on or b, orc July " brsr intt lfom July .
EDf1i y HhUOiNOuTs Pfes.dso-
G.npNEn 9. CHApIs, srcf,iaTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

BROADWAY TIIEATER
ID Corner Broadway and brcone streets. o,,r ,,,ocu
N.,s,sr' = ..-.,..,.,.............. GEORGE WOOh
GENUINE SUCCESS.
ITO Yourr Bsa giifnl and Accomplished Actress,
Miss HELM WESTERN,
-.es'yed with un5our ied nthu siau every evening
WEDNESDAY ~ ESiSG, JULY ~, 1874
ERFXfU spy; or TIFF FAIL OF ALGlERS-
MISS WESTERN IN THREE CHARACTERS.
To be followed by the ptetren Farce oil .
DEvlii-H GOOD JOKE,
4, ,h;., MISC WFSTFRN .rs,sins SIX CHARACTERS
SONG AND DANCE. supported oy an erlelent company
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
In rehearsal. MISS WESTERN 80 DON CtsAh.
Doors open :, y. cnmurnce al 0 sioes.
FRIDAY EVENING, JuLY -
RFNEFIP or Mss HELEN WESTERN.
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Amnsements.
RARNUM, AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RAhNUM' AMERICAN mUcEUM.
BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
Second wccs of rhs Gorgeous Panto,nirns
MAzgLa' ....r
RECEIVED w THE NIGHT SsShI,9 9wLa ,,pr,r,sr
PRocLAIMiNG If THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL RAyEL rANTOMME EVEN
AFTERNOON and EVENING At 3 1ni u o'clock
CLOWN. NJ: G. K. FOX Ill. GEo. DAvEsPoRr. and
Nile hoo' "" cogP Pslb i:i sIE x:r 'As attractive
Under the direction Of Mons; GiyssL late MAITRR Du
BALLET Of tho RAvEL TROUPE.
The graceful BE- Il ri flr 6ksSs IN he's
Mr. j. H. CLIFFORD, Ethiopian Comedian, in his avor.s
Songs and jig Dances. HIr
EVERY MORNING at II. aud at r. u. and 0. .. m. r
MAGSrFlcEsg Mg5is4L INSTRUMENT,
ssFei from The Black Fo:sst GERMANY At an r1fhS'.
which play. .he most DIFFICULTY Ayp ELABORATE Old
POPULAR VNERtUkES
MOST MARVELLOUS PRECISION
a CR AN ~ r coMPAss AND CHARMING EFFECT
FULL ORCHESTRA OF % INSTRUMENTS.
also possessing tie captivity Of adaptation asa
CHURCH ORGAN.
glsovs NEW PATENT vESrrLAroR, DRIVEN
BY STEAM, viii be in operation. driving and ~
PURE COOL AIR PEA MINUTE.
MARVELLOUS LYING AFhlCIN MUD FISH,
E yS1R spLg NtHS s,L sa 3 sPe ohrrUGE
Eat CHILD. GlA.T Girl, tAENoH GiASrS ,, pnI
ALBiNo caILDRES BEsTTiFuL AogARIA, TWO
LIVING KASGARoOS, LIVING PORouPISE, MIMI.
TIRE skAiN T1M f2SSs W MiTS T TAs MSsIcHf
SEAL. MONSTER SEkrENIS, AND VrhEh CuhioSI-
TIES. ,,,,.osrou
Admission. cnidrel under Ten, 10 cents
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Gonsr5 ano farms WaNie0.
Real estate fcr Sale.
l.Soe ais0iret,0s Sak'.l

NOR sALE.-At Mt. Ki,co, West"hestor
County anon, ~ miles rom no cy, beauiei RS
IDFACi v, mru,rs wlk ron Station between iti's -n
foar srrcs 81 Good Lard LuFse NV house good ca
-. l. N.feiv ol choice fat. excellent garden sooG
,,,er vii. b. Old chap lnin, lie po,se.siga lyon
Apply t. T.. Nluuhff,'o. l,o Ncst@,
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NEW-I DIRK FIRE AND kARiAC
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-sFREEE
CASH ChPI1AL...................S 9s6, zoe.

Ths Colp,ny -. been ia succcsgfs ogsssse fsr lors
than THIRTY YEARS, end csrts.uos 20 INSURE ns-sss
oss ard Dealce By TIRE ugoa terra e. arse,bie a. sreF
NO MABISF RISKS TAKEN
All. Lows LissyALLI tWUaED ASs PssssTlr fAp'
pIBzOIoBs
DANIEL rSDERHlLIs Ps.Ilsst.
Oliver H. Jon-. william I{bJtss, Css j. sissv,ri.
Isrse =. sfymoW, Slul i. NsrsS stsssd :. Dofrn
Abrrh,Is Is Davis. &. !. ficihcr " s'r- lsheonef.
Synl q. Hsrno3, s 'gruus Bedes, thaA D. isw..
John t. hrdIcs, =, y. ~ haHin, l..hcf,etr hvs
josiah y. Low. - r ilfrsG. l0seps A. Dfeyloo',
John Ewel, o. ..rr .l.yry, tslcs I. tsLsE,
Nliz1 Degc,, lf' 49, q. acsddcr, |ari'SI. Wright
3. COOPER DEDHBkB, Secretary.
I,HE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
Il LIMB INSURANCE COMPhkf - Sow-York. s1.-
nc The certificate II hs Sap-fiu sat-st q q
bay for OSE HuSDRFh THOUSAND DOLLARS do
posted with Kim iof tho better seesfs DO ..srud, arc
prepared to is,ae POLICIES 81 LIFE az LINE 70 eni
Gers scidisrs end sslor snd II ether psscs Ih no
ONES, Ne 2is BrosSusy rad 81 oife.!,s - -
J. i CUirf, Sscr.'ary.
NOTiCE.-Attcniion il called 10 the Adyer-
~ ,iss1nsn, Of tho WORTH AhIhlCAS LIFE lkst-
RANCE COMPANY, In 1hs LSesEs Pea 81 tbs Day
July 10, 1914
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HyANTED-AGENTS 10 circulate by sub,
wv .crlntion RARRErTS AUTHENTIC LIFE OF
VlYANTED-About IL good COMPOSITORA
w At No. Is vsrdswstsxst Mono but aosd hanis ass(

WANTED-A EOKEMAN Tor finS.CW
w Tobacco Factory. One who has been used 70 5un.s
no whoe process Of mann.ctur. good salary VA ss psS
Ads.s giving references Pos Once Boa No. AIss. nsiies
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OFFICE OF
VERNII.YE e. Co.. BANKERS,
No. Al wALL-sT, NETWORK.

u. S. 5 PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
wekeep hand foY n-ei..ts delivery IN assortment
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN
VFRMILYE e. Co.
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Wants.

A YOUNG LADY desires SITUATION,
~ commencing sept |, IS reicher OF Piano Mnse it
Now Immediate vicinity she refers 70 her tescnet
n r.rd 70 profccnry The s,saDsnt ard ability 10 tesc
Address PIANO. Tribune Oblce
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-02

der a despotism, abe rebel constitution
has been violated by the rebel Congress
By leEying direct taxes, and the public
faitf forfeited This paper Also says
that the late military disasters have en-
couraged the reconstructionists to raise
their heads.
The London Index says that 1900
bales Of Southern cotton were received
in England during the month of Sep
TENDER; 5000 bales came from Mata.
morasfs
a special to the Tribune from Cedar
Creek on the 2Sth Gays A reconnois-
ance was made to Woodstock two days
ago along the back and middle roads.
and theparty also went toward Front
Royal and up the Leroy Valley The
same day, the party, consisting of de-
taehment Of Colonel Powell's cavalry,
found considerable body of disnount-
ed cavalry holding the pass and road
ct Milford, about half way tovLeroy,
After a little skirmishing, our cavalry
returned. The information brought
from near Woodstock is that Earlys
late army Is recognizing at Newmafk-
ct, having been reinforced by two di-
visions of infantry Longstreet is pos.
itively said to be in command, having
superseded Early.
The Times Washington special says
Information has been received that
General Duffie was murdered by the
guerrilles who captured him.
The Editor of the Southern Confede-
rate, writing TO his paper from Rich
mOnd, says: he,pressure brought to
bear upon the authorities here, favoring
the arming of the blacks, has been too
strong to resist; hence, with gratitude,
| am able TO say officially that arrange
ments are now being made to arm, for
the spring campaign, three hundred
thousand slaves, whose masters are to
be compensated by the Confederate
Government The slaves thus armed |
are TO have their freedom and fifty acres |
OF land each, which insures them per
manent homes in the South.
HAR2IBURG, Oct. 3l.-The official
soldiers vote received at the Secretarys |
office up to this date is as follows Uni |
on Il, SSS Democrat 5,232; Union ma
jority 1866.
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Sharp but dishonest.

George Pendleton is somewhat troub-
led about bis record, and is extremely
anxious TO kept from the public gaze
and in order to succeed in this, be does
not hesitate to resort to the most dis
reputable lodges. in his late speech,
he said - -
''Qn the seventh page Of that pam
phletI am charged with having voted
against certain resolutions on the eth
81 July, 1864 Now, if any Of you
gentleinen will examine the GloJe, or
the tie of any daily newspaper of your
city, or will even tax his recollection,
he will find that Congress adjourned on
the 4th day of July, 1864 From this
specimen of fraud and forgery, leave
you to judge of the credibility of the
whole fabrication =
The following are the resolutions re-
fered TO:
Whereas, The organized treason
having its headquarters at Richmond
exists IN defiant violation of the ma
tional constitution, and has no claim to
be treated otherwise than as an outlaw;
and whereas this Richmond combina-
ton of conspirators and traitors can
have no rightful authority over the
people of any portion of the national
Union, and no warrant for assuming
control of the political destiny of the
people of any state or section of this
Union, and no apology but that of con
spiracy and treason for any assumption
of authority whatever therefore,
"ResolYed, That any proposition to
negotiate with the rebel leaders at
Richmond (sometimes called "the au-
thorities at Richmond") for a restora-
ton of loyalty and order in those pOr-
tons of the Republic which have been
disorganized by the rebellion is, in eff
feet, a proposition to recognize the ring
leaders of the rebellion as entitled to
represent and blind the loyal citizens
of the United States whom they op,
press, and to give countenance and sup
port TO the pretensions Of conspiracy
and treason; and therefore every such
proposition should be rejected without
hesitation or delay"
1t is clear from the indignant tone of
Mr. Pendleton, as exhibited above, that
he knew the fact Of his having voted
against the above resolutions would be
injurious to him, and he desired to have
it appear that he cast no such vote.
But what are the facts: The pamph-
let does assert that on the eth Of July,
1864, lac voted against the resolutions,
and it is also true that Congress adj
journed on the 4th, 80 that the state
ment could not be true, as to time. On
looking over the files Of the Congress
sional debates, the whole mystery was
solved; he did vote as stated, but it
was on the eth of January and not of
Jaia A mere typographical error is
made to appear base fabrication. The
files of almost any paper for January
last, will set the matter right; and such
a dodge speaks very little for George
honesty What do our gal
liant soldiers in the field think of man
who will thus attempt to screen him
self from the consequences of his own
derelictions2
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Less than a week now interyenes, I'M
til the people will have decided what
shall, for the ensuing four years be the
policy of the country. Shall it be one
of honor, or one Of humiliation There
is no middle ground; either a Union
or a disunion policy viii control the
next administration There is no de-
nying this fact, and voters should fully
make up their minds as TO which they
prefer, before casting their ballots.
If Lincoln and johnson are elected,
we have the assurance that the rebel
lion will be suppressed, and the Union
restored if Mcclellan and Pendleton
are successful, we shall have dissolu-
ton Of the Union, and the substitution
of several separate confederacies.
1t matters not what we may think Of
Mcclellan as an individual his policy
will be that of his party, and that par
ty is the ally of the rebellion. There
is not a man who iuslilies the rebellion,
but is member of it, the Sons Of
Liberty, of Indiana, the exposure Of
which we published yesterday, are its
leaders: and we know what their poll
cy was-the assassination Of Union men,
the forcible seizure Of the State govern
ments, and the inauguration of civil
war in the North. Could Mcclellan
separate himself from these men? By
no means. lie would carry into his
cabinet such men as Nallandighsm;
and would follow their dictation, in all
he proposed.
Are the people Of the loyal States,
are the soldiers in our army, prepared
for such a humiliating course If they
are not, they have taeir remedy. Elect
Lincoln and Johnson
Mr.. Lincoln may have committed er-
rors; who, with such task on his
hands, as he has had, would have com
IN tied none? But he has risen with
every occasion; has shown himself
worthy the confidence of the people,
and he viii receive it.
In Gov johnson, the loyalists of the
South have fitting, and noble repre-
sentative. While yet even northern
men hesitated as TO the policy of en-
forcing the laws in insurrectionsry dis
tricts, and while George Pendleton was
pleading most piteously fq disunion, if
the South desired it, Gov johnson pro-
claimed ii the duty of the government
to suppress tle rebellion, and punish
the chief eonspirators; and he told
these to their face that we're be presi-
dent, he would do so. tafi @
He did not ask what were, the wishes
and feelings of the aristocraey Of his |
State, before he. ayowed his position
the seducing song Of neutralists had no |
charms. for him; as a Senator, he had |
sworn 10 support the consultation; as
patriot. he knew only his cchntry, and /
the general veal and he fearlessly dis
charged his duties, and the loyal peo-
pie, 80 reSardhim selected bin IS their
candidate for the second Office in their 4
gift andTwill triumphantiy elect him
despite tie opposition Of copperheads, I
and rebels. .......
The time is short; let.Rs all lie up /
and doing no indiference should cons
troi the action Of any one now. There
can be. noaniiiesi neutrality; every
vote viii be either for or against the
perpetuiiy of the Union, and constita-
aSnl freSaonAJ 6TtsInLmbA
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Stale Of TeaRtSSee,--B GfOFd
County.

CIasa' CJa7 i9r sad C,aty, Appra Tar. 1854
Henry Brown
Attachment No. ], Appearance
Vim. Is Sutton, Docket
4 lAME J he PLAINTIFF, BY HIS ATTORNEY,
- and on motion, it spIearIng that the attach.
ment IN his cause has been LEVIED upon the ests
Of said defendant, and that said VIM. b. Sutton has
removed from the state Of Tennessee, so thaJ the
Ordiaty process OF law cannot he teryed upon hir
10 i- Ordcred that publication he made in the NASH
Vile Weekly Union, a newspaper published IN tlle
City OF Nashville, for three consecutive weeks, the
last publication 20 be at least week before the
next term of "a court, requiring the defend ant 10
appear be ore our next Circuit Court for Bedtoru
ouny 10 be held II the Court room in the town OF
Shelhyviile, the first Monday in December neat,
and p cad TO the attachment in this ease
A copy test JAMES Il. NEIL, Clerk.
T. II COLnWFIL, Attorney for Plaintiff
noyz-ltd3a PRS ne s.
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The Richmond Examiner, of the % th,
is not satisfied with the condition of
rebel affairs in the Southwest, and
wants to hear fronEHood, and says
there is an ominous whisper that BeSu-
regard viii remain buta short time Nith
Hood, s.nd that his (Beauregard' , head
quarters will be at 80. some distance
from the scene Of active operations In
that event the fears eg those who pre-
dicted Chat his positioa would be norni-
nally command of the armies of Penn
berton and Bragg win be realized. The
Charlesville Chronicle Of Hast week.
SAYS. we suspect yfienegslr Bragg is
gong to Wilmington, ard ,gocd.by, val
mington.
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y1'UH I"4It 70 stHu LVI1HI0' HF5I9t ItI4II Iot4.
Rebeeea A. alcJsmey, !
vs. ei.l for Divorce.
Joseph McCamcy
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING THAT THE
defendant IS non-re sident Of the State Of Ten
uessee, 20 that the ordinary process Of law earnot
Uc served upon him, il Is ordered that Fabrication
he made in tie Nashville Weekly Union for three
successive weeks (tho last publication q be male
a. lea one week belOre the next term of said
Cour), requiring the defendant TO appear by ore
the Judge u mo next Circuit Court Tor Bed ord
County 20 be- held a the court room in The town OF
shelby vale, on the fir-t Monday IN December next
ana then and there % plead, answer or deInrr 70
sid comp lainsHs bli. or the sans will De taken
Cor conie sed snd set Tor hearing porte.~, 2
Gwen under my hahd at ONCE, 2sJn Oct 1854
JAMES II, NEIL, Cieri1.
T. Il. CcLpwrtt, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. 1
Doy2-itd3w. Printers fee -.
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9elr Adrertisetlentss

THE SELECTION WILL EMBRACE. sOAfE. OF
i the most popular and striking scenes from
IHr OLD CuRosITY SHOP, PICKwIC6 and other a.
vOrte works of Charles Observation-Disclosures end
ulliant extracts from Charles Lever, the CeleLra-
ted Irish Military Hoyeist-Poenis from Moore
Byron, and other well known and universally adj
mred writers, IN prose and verse, American as well
a. English and IRISH
Doors open q O'Clock, p m.-The Readings TO
commence ~ precisely.
Tickets .5r Let 5or... 81 o.
90 Gallery ................... %
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State of Tonnessee.---BedfOrd County.
Ciradt Cunt Jor'oii County Aagist Tam, 1854.
Andrew Anderson,
vs. Attach aent No 32g

rs Auaehment No. b.
C. /. TyrOr.
CAME The PLAINTIFF BY HIS ATTORNEY
~ sni on mOtion, i appearing % the Court thai
the Attachment ~ ihls cause has ieen levied upUu
the esta OF the def -dsnt, and that said defendant
has removed beyond the limits Of the safe OF Ten
nessee 50 thst the ordinary process II Law cannot
be served upon hIn, u Is ordered that publication
De made ia tire Nashville Weekly Union, newspa-
per published in the city OF Nashville the lasi pub
licafion % he st least one week before the next
term OF this C0gri,l for three cOnse 'utiye weeks,
requiring the def ndant 10 appes II our next Cir
cmt Court TO he held for Bedford county, ~ TIE
Court room IN the town OF SheibyElle, on the FIRST
Monday in December next, and then and there
f,leaf 20 die attachment IN this Ease.
copy test JAMES H. NEIL, Clerk.
THos. Al. CeIBNFLLs Attorney ior PIainLIiC
Pcs fees. E
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ExeeatIFe oommIttee fOr DE state.

For Lar Isanfsses SAMUEL r kodERs,
Knox; Coz R X BYRD, Roane DIS W g
BEowS1ow, Knox; Hoy DIS PATTERSON,
Greene; PEEEz DIcEINsoS, Knox.
For Asddi< Tsaaessse --Hoy II M Bal
Is, Davidson LEWIS TmLMAS, Bedford;
A V S LmDsIEY, Davidson WnLIlN
SrExcz, Rutherford; jos 8 fowler, Da-
wilson.
For West Tennessee - Z MERRYxAE,
Shelby w x HALL, Weakley; ] B
BIseHAM, Shelby ALvES HAWKINS, Shel-
by; DAVID A NUS, Haywood
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State Of rennessee..--sedford COUNTY.

tf-T1f flarf ~ e.tia lussaff i.tffsf Tenn. 1864,
" Attachment Nc 30.
" = Gardner.
(,AME tbs PLAINTIFF BY HISATTORNE.Y.
\ p and IN ulcslon q SO caring th7t tie a-ta d.
usit iu thsks8use hrs been letied upon fhe e4tsfs
ut the ds u,1git ssd tlist the defend sst hss r..
faosed rom Fiis Sthooi Tennessee So hsg tIe or-
a nary uracrss 1i laveCannot b. served tfF.h hinl
ID IS thfrtf5r- orierei tilsf pul,aiioa ~ iii.ie t
ne. Nashville Weekly 1on newspaper puhs.sli-
.I 5n The Civ on Nashville. for three su,a .sigt.
v,eel- requiring the sud defendant H. aplsesr az
The next t-rnl IT ihe C'rcIiii Court fOr Bedford
county b IA held ~ tho Court room ~ the town 81
sheIbyylle. On tte nT~s Mondsy IN DecenItses next
the last of which publications shall b. stfssst one
weSlg he1ra he nexi term q ia eouFtl and ueed
10 said attachment
4 copy teat JAMES ~ NEii.. Clerk
faos Coibwrtt, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
nose-ltiW Frs SEE s. .P4 e-l.at
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oh6e,i 4ns..,lt. &c s5s.salls7 of the

United States viii be called upon 70
choose q President and ce-Tresident
Thefe are ltsso tickets IN tie ikeid--
Union a,ad Rebel Lincoln and John
son are .fsf the gnien, and nave rs
supporteEz eraps teEnlRn slsheFidAn,
and Farragut; Mcclellan and Pendle-
ton, are the foryorites Of Vallandigham,
Fernando Wood. H. IT. Dsldd, lee,
Hood and JeA Davis