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Proposals
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ARMY sUPPJIESEBEEF dHTiLn-
N ss,Iei proposals will be reoysa By tho uadrr.lspes
for suppl sFEp GxiT.E fol DE u. TSsss &
Army, 70 be delivered at tie WA5Hi NOTION DROVE
n or IN s near vicinity OF The City Of oi 70 BE- I'
natod by tho undersigned and in such number rss
sny csIsnd.r onh from tho ID Of kovsuSsr I, | -.
Isl OF February 1895; notice 20 be given 20 tho an
Saturday Of each week On h. sppe..iou th: oso n.
number Of Cattle hs shA be reqnUsd to desss dunn: ii
A. tho osns viii b. rs'rsi Tor shipment, Mons b., A..
gsaIty Of oxen snely from all ~ m
pedections snd nos less h.a years Cd viii H lscese
and DO To-. n cattle n. gross weight 81 uhfeb IA "A
as hsh 81 twelve huatred and .sy-nsyve pound asr
The sross ws.tt earh bullock h aso e.si ),
the .ca,. %e ef wesns g % s'; &C. a BY .ss r,
Of inspection stating che number of cs,ds d.g,f-
their weight &o viii constitute tLs voucher on
90, .bs ro ,T ~, prcpo.J 20 Dc enisrt. %
printed copy Of Iris ,1vssoncc p,,tsd a. 10 need
~ HwB~' Of III. CRY or town u -. seaesr -
g. a.s Of hereby propose to deyes 70 iar stss.,sne
psr.mens Of ,hs U ) Amy ., che wsSnfgs p,.y, rh
mated such Of Beef Cattle not sxeeedins ons .-d
head IA suy calender mcih OF tue qualify co,i,,' Ae,
Ss,cr,bsd IN the Advertisement. abpys posted. 81 nay re
ims 90 tno o. required furni, on due "ot'nea'oo
cents per pound gso,s weight ..,-. ,y,
To be rbssribed by two respcosee .rrs'ies s,,"'a,
bid be .,cspt.a We viii give our bond IN ths s1n ~ s
s.nd dolisrs sbsl ,ae e,ns,,cs 'h,i be frshsd'
p,rn.n. =. h.r,,os,., :, 30 mai. in ,neb Spi. @S,,.
f1ru!.hed by the tJpi,et States. -
bas,.na dosG, mus. b. cer.ised y he o. = Di.ti A.
toruey othcr proper odces; snea cerinoNe 70
~ fI PsSSsi.t to b inaer.,i rrope al, s t can u.
A. nSt b .ss,,d0i 'i'l''G al c :'sHs@
p's'sA' - '"' '''"''' cc,ousl. A. D. O. .,aA.GJ,
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Uentistrp.

NJ u. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTISTS ~.
N. ing disposed Of t-ir ,soosiyn h'rs.' VA W
oonsultsd oniy al No. ~ orsni r,shc,, raln W
NJ. Of Ni.r"n. o..s. fun s-,s Of T'oh 90 -
sla Silver Ga Rubber. 90. yssun ~ NJ chx-.
Taoth s,i,.r al E-trssiina = cents ~ '
.-.c,;n, =. h.rv ,rx ,enisl tro.h - b, siss'"
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UNFINISHED or UNFuRNiSliED hoLot
WAITED Between I'D and ..ds fcT one yNsi o. az
ulonsh, fof snail pI.vsa family Adasen W. l. ~ noA
No go \. Y. fOst-Uhoe -
XNrANTED-A Small. Unfinished, or par
w tieiv Furrhed IIOJ 81 in any respectable nesAoof
hood shove Trnfh. Wouid purchase turuu ~ IN go'e
order Address. with ,dl psrcaars. THOMAS, l. w. noi
No . 2b7, SewNoik.
XNANTED-To Lease for Term 81 years
w s,man PLOT OF GROUND with House sts bod
m the a the city Possession grn on the Isl
of Nav, 6, nus: he near tho wsor Adde'S. for ore weeh
l. g. H.. No. @, Bleockers'.
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Mem Publications.
ns:r pnGIIsuEp. from the Authors Ad.

1Us.r PUBLISHED, from ths Authors Al
y ysnco Sheets ,,
TIE DOCTOE' - " if.
NoA vi
BY MISS n. r. tGAnDOH
..,,,or o. Lady AudIsy, Secret TIC ooc~' i'I's
Times Dead" fldY Lisle. etc.
PRICE Is CENTS.
y.;, SUE, novel wiih la had a. unprecedented 'uo
A.. running through the Te,, BU Nog0s"' : i''"''
bar, IN book form simultaneously with as puou's'o" "
sY.e, toe .ni-csiber. Having c'sed hs I'd success
AoIa the author,
AT COST OF 5000.
Tbs ro,.csius Novels by NJ. BRADpoN A''' r''7"''
,.sa published; $500 rioo
THE oJrrCAsTS. or. Tss BRAND OF sockFh i'''
Is Cents ,..
THREE TINES DEAD. OF. TsS ssossr or Hs nSA''
Price u Cents
LADY AUDLEY's SECRET. Price " Sep'
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Darrell MARKHAM. ca. fas tAffns % 'S' WI
icxs. Pie Is Cont,.
DUDLEY CARLTON: or, Ti's b-o.HsssStcE'S r'''
u Cents .,
p,,;.,s, DICK L FITZGERALD,
No. 10 Anast y. Y.
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Gcsl ara f,uno

= OSr--A BANK BOON -l ,H ~ -
4 4 Ssyinsn Bsa4, nu'nhr y ~.
lsA,,U a. i1s soH,y ,ro's' "'''
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OsoEG. Goes. Auctoaeer .
CtUpERH EOi StHOLD EIRNITl Ri,

CUPERB HOi SEHOLD FURNITURE,
- b,n, tne ,rtlrr s.oc. sf SOLOMON TANNING, ESQ.,
on. Of he oldest and f-rued Manufacturer IA the ey
who 10 retiring rom buiLes 4 Ia, ~ss rooms % 20 AN
.ru. ,t on WEDNESDAY, Oct -, 81 ICY ociocs.
GEORGE COOK vii sell a shove, ys superb fsfiOT
snie, IN mnslin; Rosewood Bset Wsnnt ara mshosany
sui.. IN L.rclo,h ana other coverings, superb Ro.~ood
R.sgsrrs sid-bosFds B.dead Bureaus Nsssnd, teni"f
Tables Fancy Tsbt. Eneo shaving stands BOOK Hse'
library rsJes Extension Dining Tables NorkIsbes soiss
Chss RooAss &c. The whole TO be .sd whou, reserve
snd the weiknosn reputation o. MT fsnult t,sfa'y
- thr wsferoon. y, Oce oit'e sTcioneer OEoh'E
COOK. No lll EfSsdwNl.
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mrp Goods.
A SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NOTICE


A SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO PURCHASERS or DRY GOODS. f.
Tn, subscriber beg 70 h' patrons and a' pao"c
.hs, h, Au row Oh exhibition the u,oe
SUPERB AND RECHERCHE
Stock 81 "''''' DRESS GOODS, N
s.os a, mEgiNos, EMPRESS AND TURIN CLOTHS
ErANoLIsgs. cREPEs. POPLNs, IN PLAIN C0LoRs
and TAarASs &C.. &c., EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY.
The sn.ir. hss been pcbs.j at ,he late I'M
pos.s,t Auction S,lrs =, PToe'
UTTERLY RtrINoU, no THE IMPORTER
We ssn taers6ss oasr sooi' 81 much lower
p,, than o,s who pur,hsed al .hs high piss' pf''ns
early in the o,.on ,nI beg to soe "A iope''i0n Of 'h'
.,oai ,nt pd,s. bsiors purchasing ,serhefs.
CRYSTAL PALACE faP0RiuH
aR FASHION. 80 BOwKxy.
w. r.. ROBERTS.
RaLxORAk SKIRTS AND BLANKETS
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Ar THE caYsrAi. PALACE ENP0RIpa
80 BOWEkG fs
w. IL. ROBERTS.
BALMoRAL sXIRTS AND BLANKETS
AVERY Low PRICES
At TIE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
Ne 81, BOwERf.
w. Il. ROBERTS.
oLoAksl CLOAKsi CLOAK5.
Ali TIE LATEST STYLES Of cLoAxs.
ELEGANTLY TRIMMED AND FINISHED,
AT PRICES EQUAL TO GOLD AT LIS.
At TIE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
OF FASHION AND DLSl6N,
No. zSi BOWEkY
W. Il. ROBERTS.
IREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs!!
pEyToS 4 JOHNSTON
No. ~. BOWeRY.
Invite % .I.eaion Of ih i.dss q New Tor" '' '''''"'
ing cites TO 'A'l 'I srotS 81 1 ri5Axs
CIRCULARS AND $4,000
r,,,so,,r,d FROM the s'e,i and most po2nU .y Ia
noitod end wenyhs TO cry per cent s'' sn'n b'oSd
way tTa DIE 4; ASb MISSES cLoAEs ALL SIZES
An ,,a,iv. stock Of New Shss- for Fsu ad Winter wear
constins Of Long AID SQUIRE, Brochs cAbm''- lso''
Berlin sod Woosn shawl,
An Ia Ll.nse stccs 0s Ns~
yALL. AND wINriR DRESS GOODS
parcA.'ei chiefly Auction. Fery 'en 'n''' vac cot ~
BLACK SILKS. :, ~ IS. 81 80, si1saaa 81.
coLoRED SILKS. s 81. slso, 81 :ots % 50, =.
FRENCH MERISo, sloie, sOlos', :" e. go ~!
4
PARIS OTTOMAN3 idopbe width, at slto$lIs
BLACK ,nd CoLoRED ALPACAS snd boMSA~i'|e'
rREscu r OIL Cr.r:a r.li.l:s 81 IS" ~
Sod reo.n'iy hon . Sto 81
BALaOKAL SKIRTS of gorogu snd Douiess!; Msnufse
sAxOSY PLAiD yALESUiYNNHs at &c. SOC. to IS.
MERIHO PLAIDs. tal,vccY a ,is eoe Nd @c q yard
100 DOZEN CLOTH GLOVES tL,dis.' sire, At d. g. Il
a kssse 10. LADIES KID GLOVES, 1.i ard 81 rs I
vLAplEs' DARK KID GLOVES t.sl,ct coiors. squ,' q
D'io'' OF N'e's"afs'' No '''
Pureba.sa at Auction during To recen P.nc III DoMEs
o00D'' ''A' mi0TsEXRFPIYc GOODS,
BLANKETS,
YLANNEIs
"' 'TiickHes,
PRINTS
iotBLANKETs (sup.sos Qaaliiyl - 81 All $lo "ostl
SHAKER fEAENELs. y,ra ~ii. and heavy, At 81 %
BLEAcHED and USBLEAcHED MusLlHs ha', Is, %
TICKIS0s q, "a. 81 20. IS to 30 cont,
PRINTS ful meddsr eoiors, warranted. At Is cents
La.s vii mad IL - their iner-. 20 -rsnns olr srtensiS
stsek PEYTON Il JOHNSTON,
No zf< 30 Houston 81.
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MASTERS SNE.-Pur-uant 10 the com
vi .sni OF "a alias docroal order Of sale from N, Court
C,rnoa plts. 4 Summit County, Il the VT oi r~c
Durlryv and f, Robbins sanirira'ors OF f'n. fs..o
deceased against tie Cleveland Zsnrvr, and tircinny
Eafo.i mpsuy 9, ALL 20 Ms directed sbs one, ioi sale
public anriion The door Of the Court House In Aaron
0l WEDNESDAY,, the ID day Of NoY"mosr 's''
between he hours OF clock p. ard sococt p m VIC
ei re real estate OF sid Railroad ComPsny to whih thry
have .uy title legal equitable hrr said Rsrosd iofms.
kuo,n the Akron Branch NJ tho Cleveland al fh'Dish
Raoad snd located ia tue oouniie. Of summit "alne .na
Holmes in the State Of Ohio; running iIon iiudon SNhl
Co. junction With said Cleveland and Pit' .hush
as'aueo oi sixty Iniss g. heE,hufgh Holmes ',aly
crossing the Atlantic and lrcs. We.tes Rsido,d ~ h.f1
aud ID. fsbar,h. Foft NsyLe and Chicago khsen VI
ve tie Ilgi of way hDcior and ne isnd oeenY,a ''
BIZ th- sufssfrrtrrr and AZ The trace thereon bridges Va
d1c. CONVERTS '-noss d. POI ground do'. nArhihe
and tank honcs snd all sppuences II thor .si e'h ara
cleo al tie franchises fs'. End pfvAcs-s " sad 'o P~'
Of ~ - .onrolns tho IT, lea.e h"fv'"
os oou,eysJ b. s.id Railroad CoiaIsry 70 tie Atlantic s"i
Ores, Nestn hsoei Company Puflani 70 he i"cfss "
aid CONT. Arpr.l,od It err. ot,l
ai.e :. re .sfne tiue vnd Place vii osr ~ sac
tni a. .uct on N r.. pcr.oni property Il 'sid 'lF'u
Iuesyil and Iir matt R,oad Couipany, Inc 1iinf ms
.,grlp-ni 4 IA slfnsd ia a.. hand 81 ne Receiver
n "a Cou,tany OF which he In i hands st no TINE 81
such salr Consisting 81 part q for oeonosiys. '
Gar 80. lur hasga.o e, g gravel g. house neif
care - Il, hesI esrs u hand cars, umbei TO. llaI.i
c,rd wood nsa'is tie achne shops. tools. odirn No.
A' DAVID H. KING spe ia Histsr Com
~ Orrs Of Cleveland Plaintiff Attorney.
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THE MODEL MACAZINL Of AMERICA

VNHE MODEL MAGAZINE Of AMERICA
-DEMORESTS iIsJRATED MONTHLY and
HME. DHMOREsTs MIRROR or FASHIONS COM.
BiNED. The Nov Nonog ready, contains B sni SO. ~,
Valuable Household Matters. News. Musc FOR The Piano
sious and fashionable fB size Patterns Mammoth fssho
plste. for Clocks, Dresses and Cidcn- Clothing aBd other
splendid Noye!ic, Tor the Winter Fashions oil pron,ey A.
larsted with magnificent costly End oIignsPnSIsvIs PIE
.,ntisy and combining he mosl lsefaTt and hieIrsr7
Magazine published Single ps Is yearly 49,
With lsIss and asniacert raravry 81 Washington.
I.ck.scc ~ worth Of fashionable patterns IS lrcmnr
spsetoen oopies mailed free on receipt Of M price Office
no. 80 BeekH.sutt
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XNANTED-A SITrNTION. by q You
Chances for bnsiness 1len.

rI,O the MERCHANTS Of NEW-YORK who
l. have STOCKS or Parts ofsTOCKS Of DRY GOODS,
BOOTS snd SHOES, cHDCkkRY. OF any Kind Of nefctan
disc to III poso OF at Auction viii i1iD GILBERT SAINT
SON of Chicago facilities which IRE eIcelcd by any
Auction House Wos. Of New York 'y Their location IL tie
best and n cir Rooos Ia. SPACIOUS aud best aaed
Auction sas Of any to bs found They have he'd long espc
Renee their business snd thoroughly acquainted with ali
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NJiJE NIL STUD FARM,
vi BORDENTOWN, NEW JERSEY
A. MILIIAlsDS
WITH ANNUAL PUBLIC SALE OF $500
THOROJ uHHRED HALF BkkD sndTEpTfi'O STUN
Vih tas. plscs hi. Erecdins Farm Bo.deno"n y -
On liiIiRsDAY OCT 2: 1854. st II o'clock preoitsiy
". t.oul fngs-s g. ~cs.her--no Pos pons nrit q. -
The ,s,r II coist OF - lscreny-tvel snShnss Itr
ln-. year o.i' three od,. fopf aud L's,"'f V''
.lrei by ~ wel.S WI - ,...,
THOROUBHBRRD STATIONS
SIi-liFR COTTON. iIFHNks end NfRO,
o. several Fancy Pairs Ssdir Horse Work hof,e'' Nh
Is blood Msres. .lili ed 10 Tao above slai,on,.
TRIMS, CASH IN BASKABlk ~ hDS
JAMES u. sHREfVE, Auciloneer.
r,dsn'crn prlnegs ''siion on he Camden Amo.,
srd NJ 1isis leave New YOft, BsIclsy s., n'a u
Thres r.tnra lines In th- afternoon " erch city.
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IMPORTANT WORK FOR PUBLIC SPEAK
u Frs pIRINQ THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
VIE POLITICAL HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES,
i0rine tie Crest Rebellion from November g. 1850 10 July
1854 incisdinss classified Summary Of the Legislation Of
Congress with the votes and the uportsnl iye judicial
organization s'ation, and geues proceedings u The Rebel
Adnaistfsdon. BY EDwARD MoPHYgsos fnoe DO md an
lssthor 81 Fog sale q. the Ohce Tnk TnBusH New.
Yah
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YEAST! YEAST! YEAST!
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TO he Convinced give u ',' Sample, furnished gratis
libsgd .olm. gssDsod ;, islsfs
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PUBLISHED NEXT SATURDAY.
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WANTED Parties who can command sub.
scriptlous 10 the STOCK Of Petroleum Company now
esreins large dividends, and which 10 developing territory
which III si largely incT,ats pohta To those dis
posed TO nvessts thoroughly 10 snb,ep,ion,
liberal commissions yin be allow cd Address, PETROLEUM
COMPANY at the office OF this paper
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@roferles ano propislons.

BOTTLED ALE and PORTER at 81 so per
- Dozen delivered free TO sDy part OF the city Deposit
required upon the Bottles until rsturned liberal discount
70 the trade shipping houses and suffers Warranted 10 Keep
10 any climate +. McANANA, Albany Star hls Depot.
ncrthe basement 34s, and 9TH ave, New York.
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vi miles frorr Seu-Yoit tn lfudsen. ia. MEN
Tli.L one GRISr MILL. ono MACHINE SHOP ~ on
Of hove Any one ~.sh"s 70
u.ke psyns Investment viii do we'll to sddr-.s bof NO
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Sales bn AuftLon.

VI. Msswis Auct'cnesr.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS 1F CANDIDATES.
From Washington.
Correspondence of the Nashville UnIonl
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1864


WASHINGTON, Nov Is, 1864.
feel like congratulating the loyal
strugglers of Tennessee upon the result
of the election which took place last
Tuesday. Some people profess not to
understand the position of the loyal
people of the States that have been
crushed by rebellion. They think it
strange that n,agnanimous party, great
in numbers, in the free States, should
battle with such zeal for the rights Of
these down-trodden people, while they
themselves fight under a different
party banner To you and l the solu-
ton is simple. They who have suffered
most feel Lmost-those whose necks have
been under the heel of the tyrant, are
apt, when liberated, to return the blow
from the most advantageous point of
attack, and believing that point to be
under the broad banner of the Govern
ment, as represented by the Admins
tration CT the peoples own choice, we
find them railying almost as one man
under that banner Old sectional and
party prejudices have been buried, and
the sublime spectacle is presented OF q
people forgetting everything but their
country and its great struggle for
Liberty.
Three States only appear to have
given their verdict against the Admin
stration-Kentucky, New Jersey and
Delaware-and these by small majori,
ties. In Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Penn
sylvania and New York, the Congress
ional delegations have been reclaimed;
and in the latter State the gentlemanly
and patriotic Fenton succeeds the cop
perhead Seymour as Governor which
result is only second in Importance to
the reelection of Mr.. Lincoln
We, of Tennessee, have not only
cause to rejoice that the American peo-
pie have given so decided verdict in
favor of the policy which we think best
calculated to crush the rebellion and
restore to us political liberty upon a
secure basis; but have cause for personal
pride that one of our own trusty fellow
citizens has been selected for the second
place in importance in the ADMINISTERS
ton upon which rests all our hopes.
Those of US who have known Gov.
johnson in peaceful days-have wit
messed his efforts for conservatism, for
q pure democracy, and for the elevation
of the masses-have seen him in the
majesty of his greatness as he laid vio-
lent hands upon treason in the Senate
Chamber, while the streets and public
departments of Washington reyerber-
ated with execrations and threats Of
summary violence-have seen him as
the punisher of defiant treason, and the
parent-like pardoner Of erring but re-
pentant fellow-ci.izens, not only feel
proud that the country has thus &C
knowledged his eminent ability and in
valuable services, but enjoy an abiding
confidence that his presence here will
instil new life and energy into the com
duct of affairs and rebound to the pub
lie good.
From all sections Of the country the /
indications are that the political ele- /
ments are quieting down into healthy |
state of salubrity, and that there is no !
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s1ashrille &Aniun.
WIN. CAMERON q CO., Publishers.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1864.
Advance in Prices Of Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence of the increased cost
Of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegrsphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted new sched-
tle, as appears above, and which will go
into effect on Monday, Sept Goth, and
be scrupulously adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred. We trust,
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates. We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the UNION.
WM CAMERON & Co
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reason to apprehend any of the evils
of disorganization of society which
many have imagined close at hand 1t
is not expected that opposition to the
administration will cease, but it is be-
ieved that the opposition have made
up their minds to submit gracefully to
the will of the people as expressed last
Tuesday They would have expected
the same of their opponents had they
been successful, and having voted with
out restraint or interference, they can.
not yield less since they have been un-
successful
The city, which has for some weeks
past been relieved of a great proportion
Of its temporary population, is again fill
ing up by the return of ofGovernment en-
ployees from the election, and by the
arrival, at this early day, of a number
of members of Congress and other dis
tinguished personages. The capitol has
been renovated, and the indications
which usually preeede the meeting of
Congress are everywhere perceptible.
Some of our fellow wcitizens have de-
rived considerable sport from the re
suits of the late election. An enthusi-
astic admirer of Lincoln and John
son had the zeal to bet that his favor
ties would carry New jersey, and for
his pains had to sweep the street cross
ing in front of the Metropolitan hotel
for two hours one day last week, that be-
ing tho consideration or penalty OF the
bet On the other hand, an enthusiastic
admirer of Little Mac bet that his hero
would carry New York, and is at this
moment satisfying the terms Of the bet
by saving cord fwood in front Of the
Waverly.
We have news from the Valley of the
Shenandoah to the effect that another
attack upon Sheridan has been repulsed
with heavy loss to the enemy, and con
siderable loss to ourselves. There is no
other war news from Virginia The
local gossip is unimportant There is a
rumor that John D. Defrees, at present
Superintendent Of Public Printing, is
to succeed Judge Usher as Secretary Of
the Interior. GREEYEYILLE