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The War is the ~ou'h-yyc.t.

Cairo Noe. 5.-rAc .unbo0i undine. captured
NJ for Herman, On the Tcnness,~ river. ,ioisly
reported. fought the enemy siv hours bet ,rc sur
rendering. She hsd SIX men led aud eight
wounded, three or them MORALLY. h1org .he
wounded was Capt. bryant. Her armament com
sisted Of eight 2i-pouni howtzo-s She sunk with
her bow lying tie river bsnk, but It a nee re-
porte thl' the rebels plugged tho hole hey huh
snd are using her as n grnboat The -,bc,s at Fort
Herman are reported 1000 s;rony, with lG pieces
Vi artillery. The trsnqp rts Venus and CHa-onlen
Were captured the same day u, The tLaiLe re
pilot of hc former reports that sh, was ridlcd by
shell aud musketry. Capt Allen aud mos. ut tie
crew were killed., also 10 soldiers who we've gu
board. Tic Chssonan wss.siruck by SOL, when
she was run ashore but atsst srsoults TIE rebels
bsd not destroyed her. The rcbea hsyc three ia.-
ter!es ~'ihia u nile above and below r >, Herman.
Thirteen fourteen ~ the crew 4 the lJinc NE
reported TO have been killed after ,hc surrender.
Ncr Oricd.S Oct. .?.-llc steamer Jarcs
Pierce arrived. wiA 65 bses o. cottn. The dis
patch boat Volunteer has returned from up the
river, having taken the vote II the NJ ss.siIyi
6ee,, Fourteen hundred cattle were lately crosse,
the river at jackson Point, for the rebels Lieut.
Earle lon Natchcz 91th, on an exposition bclo,..
Gen. Hun burt has ordered the raising Of two one
year regiments icF the def ncc of the city
81 LoWs, Nov. b.--TAc steamer James White
sunk At Island No. TO- IN the NJ Mississippi river,
recently. She was valued at $50 600 insured ',r
ts0Ooo.' Eighteen deck hands wcrc Loot TIE
Fargo was principally GJvcrnment freight, which
u probably total loss. Tie steamer Eanlol' h
sunk yesterday Mt tho mouth Of the Illinois river
Loss not sscerta!ncd
The sun., 1864-11-07
NEW YORK MONDAY. NOVEMBER / 1864

Tic Commanding General has bsssr rsinoi +, 40
publications hy some mt TO ~ell.lnfcrtnci pr.
sons, that tho presence u trc'ps Of tho United
States might, hy possibility, have all eject upon
tic frce exercise Of the duty Of voting at the en-.
suing election. Nothing cnuld hc farther FROM tho
uuih. The soldiers ~ the Omitted States are arcri.
slly to . that here y no Interference with
The cN'iun vi lcss the several author ties are over.
come With force 10y bad mcr The rrnles Il the
l tutet States ar. 'musicfs Of good, and no, If
evil rhcv are saicsu,r ia of constitutional l'hcr.
ty, which is freedom 10 10 rIeht not wrong Tbcy
eau lc tcrr'r to cvil dncis only, and those who
fear them are sccuscd ty their owr conscicuccs,
a'coriin.' 10 the inspirsti N Of his own udfmcnt
freely. He will be protected In that ri lht by the
Whole power OF the GVvcrnncnI II It shall bccone
Necessity.
Athe polls I, 10 no. possible cxartiy tr sepsra,c
TIE Illegal irVu the lcgal vot, -"lhc t,rci from n
~Le,t'-but 1t Is possible 10 detect aud nun sh The
fraudulent vot,r after tie election is over frnud-
vi, hi voting Ia election Of iuitod States officers ia
ni'cd s'stcs Every man knows whothcr he Is
duIy Qualified voter and he who votes, not being
qua'4hcj. docs grtcSOus wrong against hght An1
thU"iei isc. Specially IL irauiueut yutin. q deld-
" slu and heniOus crime, deserving cundgn pun
ishlncnt In those who, having reh,llously secc.
ded from and rcpu.latci tier nilc-i.ncc t. this
Government when at their u moe IN tho south,
nov having fci herr Tor a.! luui, abuse tie ho,p-
tality Of the State nni clcMeucy Of the (;oyori..
m,uI vs. interfering in the election II our rulers.
such zen pile rebellion upon trcns, n, breach ot
iuth upon perjury, All forfeit the auua4tv award.
ed them. II /, m not hc welt for them no L, do.
~ command OF
N.i,r General IrSJ g. RrrtrR
Clpiain A. I. furrEY, Actin. Asft. Ait. ,,eu.
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General Intelligence.
10y NAL to n, Sep York Sun. !

EIHvPs boys wcrc srrcrtc,i in Portland, Nc, las.
Sunday for sabbath breaking.
NR R,Lrn Wupo E"rnsos tho famous author.
II about to deliver a series Of sunday evening leo
,ures In Boston ou LIucatun, Books and every =.
thiag-cAccpt ro! -1on.
TAG wife Il Fiward W. Green, the Maiden mur
d.rcr, had On WEDNESDAY hci frs, interview With
hin since tho day ior his execution WAS fixed hy
tho executive. Tie interview occupied half an
hour, and war very affecting.
CHAPLAIN IN Arkansas "a = tha. a man buyiuQ
furs was cOnversins with woman ut whose huiso
he csc.., and askcl her II there were any Preahy
teriaus around there. she hcs.tated Tor "a moment,
nnd said she Cuesael not -"hcr husband ha.i' mt
Killed any sln,o the! u lived ucre."
SERIOUS accident occurred a, Trenton, NJ,
OIL Friday evening. IA a Democratic procession
wss crossing the railroad n train OF cara came
along and struck wagon containing "a number Of
ladies, several of whom we're injured, two It was
tLousht fatally.
sosR ladies In Paris who are not married. no,
siuLle and not widows, wuO wished h. 20 10 tho
opera very mueh sent 10 tuc u rc~-tor blank checks
10 be filled ~ to any amount b" might choose, &.
he would sell them . box tor the snason BIT ho
wouldn't
o. Tuesday farmer residing IN Canada cap
tured large eaglo Ahich hal a shtci IN his barn
yarl, ior the purpose e.. carr u'g Oh bantam
er!Skon. The eagle wl So .utont ou making u
iuril 81 tue .olnesticaod 'uH that t dis Mt per-
cove tho farmer until .r hal h,d Of IT, iisa
Tho bird ~ known ~ ray eadrd cgyic, y ith a
Lact bOiy. Il molsIirS seven lecs scross tue
wings, -nd oiands as "a as a <o,I-a.zca turkey
No-"Icl Connecticut i among the cites that
have rccrniy come mtn The curly closing move
Llanl' on Tie New fork plan. Tue merchants "
that place, uf every tri.4t, hagr u-r,cl 10 glo-o
tle.r Stores nt la-past scycu O'Clock. This scu-i-
bo pro-cIure enaulos ucm 10 cultivate the 10
quintAucc Of their wives .nG cAi4rcu, aud enjoy
t"c'r money and at r.s tA'ir ,l ,. see u chance
o. attend political Incoiug- and lrcrr's' rcat gooi
ltI M
The sun., 1864-11-07
luroueuu News.

The steamship America, from sou,har1,,or. Oct
-oih' arrived At Is port ycstrNlay, with ,,ur DAYS
later news Her Intelligence is no' important \
great s,orm in which several vessels were lost oc.
curri N tie Firth of Forth. on the Scottish coast,
on the 22t of oroNcr. Tie commercial failures m
England continue, With prospect Of better feel.
inf. There were syu n,on- Of fnsncl,l troubles in
Paris
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Political.

'"rNfr NOMINATIONS following list
embraces tho nominations Gir COUNTY Once. R,,.
rcsentativcs in Congress AMI Members q, Assembly,
that have been agrcei upon by tho Conventions Of
tho different political organ cations OF ,hi. eitv
ihcy are classified into two disinc, parties D-sno-
cratic and Republican. Those parties Icing srlt
vi Into orrosng factions the candidates are fur
hcr described by Designating tho Conventions b.
which they have hccn nominated:
FOR COUNTY OFFICES.
bt'Nocrd'ie RepuGdean.
,lno Kelly. TG-r 3 V UosI. W Farmer I-ui,,f gs y.
Mich CONNOLLY, hekeoH ,e kos. g cit ass
lin 1901 the vote for sheriff Va. as follows iyrch,
niou i"m, gsi?5, hrosn, Rep, 1854 wee /,
ssi,,,rn' sn I'm ii'Hi \uic, fihh ave. Lcp, Iagi
COUNTY cLFHK.
Wa c.conue., ~; Nc. u we
G'r. & consf. tron.
lln lsGl ,hc Dcinocra,ie candidate received. 39pS
'""F "'o h'puuican nominee, sSgbIl
ciIi Jtp,r.
Abraham ID. Eu,'cil, Ldm.o. l.. Stuart, Ci. Rep.
"a =, . e w. ho.
VIM. T. Howe, ", keo" e Nos:
., ~, In l'I.S McCunn. irm;, MOI. 6 Tam, received
lI'", Nrt,i; scde.ick, Rep, 3gSy, Living, ton,
bIctslniidsc candidate, ugJN.l
piaiidcr ,rpuSrv
a. Oakley Hall, Tan. No:. ". IL Mliiken, Ora Esr.
6 Nuc U0;. Timothy Cfoniu. War he y.
=, IN 1901, oakoy Hall, Rcp, received 2iii5 vrt.s
w mM'inniE, IAN DEM, .U,i> Law renee, finh a,r.
rrrrN isop.
I9hn tIi, IiW. & nos. And,. wilIm.nn, a. R.r.
YIN. Z hinr, Ncr No. WIN. H. Well, a. ASS,
I. kYr"r Ger. D,r' & NrKc3n.
a. In 'i purd,. Tam. Dem, received 2nis vo,e- |;
h"'| h'iN -o'i' hus,er, Nor. Dem, 1851
VIM Cover 7hv jas. W. Rinnev. ri Rsp .
klloft t,uuihl' Tam. Louie N,utnaan. M NJ,
John Willcy, Tan. Aler Wilder, III E,i,
VIM. SChrucT, Tam. La.d. l., Collin, N Esi,
uEtn ". kornan z. j. ". t,feeno, f1f Is.
ihiip U'Iianloii, hol. H. shenqtd, on dst
itIIhp NaIkc, Ger Dem. " IN. ODoiuciL CT Ass
n ,Wm; u;llonnell, h.s.f. Roosevelt, CT. ass.
In 1851, the vote Tor Corouer r, vas Al. follox.
htpuhh,JD. fJ.vrocraftc.
L. Ssunann HfD. 2a5y4. X Iarkm,n, Tam I6sss
y ndeE. H'I. 2al6,. tickoh lam. llN 1
>. l.sun.( ,R'p. s.!ds &c Mcdonnell, Tn. ltsbi
wm ,schirner, IN. sii9. / ii Tcfri. koi. i6Gso
',,o " Hnteol, ~. itb2. IBwtighi, toI. lt.,I
! II lohnrtnn Tar y. sJJ. ,Jt,alyin 80. IliyO
IA Nnard.6th aut ia. II iIagho4 Nor. i5sUi
scsttsr.ns. jis.
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Buffalo, n. T., Nor 6.--Cap,sn ottonoth, 4
thc one Hundred ard Seventy ninth New York
Volunteers, arrested bere and sent to W .sh.
.nyton the day before yesterday tho charge Of
teing implicated In the soldiers voting fraud.
The ExrEEss this morning eitorally states that
kuuds in the soldiers votes have been discovered
.Lis city.
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voio Tor Corouers was a- follow. -
FOR CONGRESS,


4
forn1m DIsrRiorI Iomprisins the In. "a, sd. 9Th,
Oh ON nj d sth WAIdr and Governors Island.
Mor.'n Jone. Tim. & Nor. CVDrieu bryant Ud Rep.
| WIN. " sish. Ne,o Nor.
iiin.m ks,chum, Jr,
gfcE, tirh.
o. J. smith M DeW.
! ~ the lat election In tlis di,,r,,, Ii.ni Nyoi
". 'n., received 4 y yotri: IIIru, l. . -, Mi
,"r'. , III h'p' 'Ie'I
Scl.on TAYLOR. TAM ' i' rp.s | e. ril,,,. IA Ken.
"oc' ,1.in, heu Nor.
| "Ge, III W., "'n'"'@
/ Xxx,
- 'ocs Jno Duly, ina. % r,o.i,ai % S.is 'i Il,
! Ent,, u,..r,,., ,,,,,..-t- d. -. a., 80,
~ ''' ''''' iVth anu io'h
E..jnh Ward, 1oras u,,. p,,h G. ,r.v,i,. nr, p.,
WE Eank.I,MaR.aG G.D. Il. J. Ka,mond. Day. Rep
Alta, las election Elijah Ward, Dem, received
~ u; ,9l knns, htlr 9sJg OriDn Blunt, Ind
o' - ia i>o' tue so'e "As Dem 1880. isep 1917
W ,,..,. WLd-.
~ w. N"nn'''' "eh' " m' h'Arumail "a. Rep.
ia. 'he i,j iG"t election Jne w. Chandler nem' re
1enei e a., ',z" V..s- iehby a. buitj hcp' 2sS'. la
r,',, ~. NV '','. "'','' "p' ''sii
I''nin pi'i"ioi-ooihpu,-ihs the 18TH, 2sh and
Tho. , p.-, r,,u -"' Wsu- !, n., ~, m,
ipa. II ,i naI, iHWm: W v "H f' po'se, Dav Rsp.
V%an'r % n!tpN,b nofi; 'rr'
T,.,'a ~, 49,,
~ ~ Wv, ~ ~ .,,.oh o1 bNnes buVnkS Dem Conr.
ssiG In ls; the Vote Lem .o,o Rsn n.p'
- -, -, WI" my. 'o'"I
-'' .n .,. ,u'iIh , hlH,ompflsihf the l2r l3th and
"'N u" W.ni'. "a i'end ilAnan's anu
H. Il ,,,,
geo T. nalhwin' Idm VIM \. Dazzling, Un.Rep.
Fernando Mod Mor Ne
AEON a G., linn
j. I. smith Int. Dem.
i,the lnst .l,ction An.o, u.r,,.l r,o,. ,..oias
."k. Not.s j. McIeoi Murphy, War Dem, Ass Ia
l'cl the vote HAs Dem. ~ IL Rep. iEb,l
'"1
r,n., ~ cl''',, ,D.as " A.sh,hl'
ilksI us IsioI I.Compriains the lat and "a Ward.
hi paris ol thc al. lth and 9th Wsrds
I.,o, a.s.h 1,,,. 4, ,., o.,. n N,
N,t0 No. Jss ii Voc ID Ias
J. Douo, a.. No..
H. haihl1ioi, hckeon.
lin 1865 TaInInany aud Mozart Democrats combin-
cd In all the Assembly Dstrcts The Nek.on II, mn.
ro,. r,,t t, o,,.,o,, 49,,
~. ro,o g., ,hi. ,t,,,i, -. aI,- ,.,o
non. aes. NIX M IN tssy ~ ~, nroS m Ism, io.s
sJf.
sFoosn Drarntor c,,p,r,.,,, ~. o., ., ,,o A, 40,
9th Wards
n. Gsu,han. 7a,n p.h,r, K.yo. he, p.,
j. Wine, Mos. Joha seott, ba~ Va" Tx I,r
the ndcpen lent 6emosrstic esiiia,a, snlsor,ed Sy
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SERIOaS REBEL LOSS.
Fight at Another Point of the River.
2FEDERhL CINROAT- DESTROY
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
Result Of the Albemarlo Affair.
Capture ofplymo,1tll
THE EXPECTED NORTHERN RiaDS.
Excitement on the Frontier.
A WARNING TO ueEEAt.O.
ORDER FROM GEN BUTLER.
He Assumes COrnnisns, OcIhc
=. Troop, in this ~.taS.r.
TIE ELECTION TO. .FToRGCW.
Complete List Of Candidates.
&C., &c, Sc.
ORDER FROM GEN. BUTLER.
He AssGnc~ Copiri;sns, OcIl,c1
-. Troops in this s.taS.r.
TIE ELECTION TO.F .FToRHcW.
Complete List Of Candidates.
&C., &c, Sc.
General Sherman.
Defeat of Hood.

Sdshril!'' Nor. On the 81 instant, tie rebel
Amy under Hood attempted T. cross the rcpncs-
ere river a, the mouth - The Due Water. and
were rcpulscd by tic fcGcral army under General
Etertnsu, with considerable loss.
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NdslriI'e, Nor Three regiments of csyalry
ere reported bctwrcn Decatur and Courtla,d. For.
rest with cavalry force, Ia reported near John.
sony lie, which il amply garrisou,d to repol any
attack
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A WARNING TO utrrAlO.
The sun., 1864-11-07
The Latest News
ny Telegraph 10 the y. v. Snn.
DEFEAT OF HOOD,
Rebel Army Repulsed in Attempt.
ing TO cross the Tennessee.
SERIOsS nEBsa.uOSs.

Fight at Another Point of the Riyer.
The sun., 1864-11-07

fotn1n DslRiC r-t tOmprsing the IN. "a, sd, 4th,
oh, 9TH ard Sth WLrar and Governors Island.
Mor.'n ,'onr. I,sm.6 Nor. C.VDrien bryant Ud Re,,
MN. Walsh. Ne,o Nor.
The sun., 1864-11-07
THE EXPECTED NORTHERN RiaDS.

Excitement on the Frontier.
The sun., 1864-11-07

Capture OF fPlyno,1tll
The sun., 1864-11-07

EtRyPr boys wcrc arreftcd in Portland, Nc, las.
sunday for sabbath breaking.
Nh R,Ipn " Al 40 E.rp, a.. tho farnors .,,,bc,
The sun., 1864-11-07

IMPORTANT REHEL NEWS.
The sun., 1864-11-07

Result Of the Albemarlo AFFAIR.
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AirEr 5lElvs.

The Cumberland is swelling slightly with
ga feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The following are the arrivals and depart
ures yesterday:
ARRTvED-Pioneer, Ohio River; Petrol,
st. Louis GIMME Hopkins, Cairo; Carrie,
Evansville.
DEPARTED-Emperor, Cincinnati.
Tho Ohio river is stationary at Louisville,
with five feet three inches water in the canal,
and three feet three inches in the pass on
the falls.
The Star Grey Eagle leaves Louisville for
this port to-day.
The latest advices from Pittsburg are to the
effect that the Ohio at that point is rising, and
that there are two feet snow on the Ale
ghany Mountains.
The Decotah, which was burnt at Padu
cab, recently changed owners at $4,000.
The Louisville Democrat says on the morn
ing of the 22d, at 9O'clock, the passengers
on the Desarc, lying at Duvall's Bluff, saw
smoke and flames issuing from her hold.
The U. s. steamer Covington proceeded to
her relief, but the flames could not be ex-
tinguished. She lowed her into the mid
die Of the stream, where she was sunk by
shots from the Queen City. Her hold was
filled with cotton. After sinking she still
burned, and continued to do SO until she
burned to the waters edge. The boat was
owned by Champion and Ogden, and valued
at $50, 900, with an insurance of $40, 600. 1t
is said the owners of the boat had 1000
worth Of cotton on baard, only portion Of
which viii be saved in q damaged cOndi-
ton How she caught fire remains mys-
tery--foul play it is presumed. Adjoining
the burning boat were numerous steam
ers laden with immense supplies Of
quartermaster and eommissary stores,
which would have been destroyed had it
not been for the timely and efficient assis-
lance rendered by Captains Lord and Hick-
ey, of the gunboats CoyingtOn and Queen
City. Too much praise cannot be awarded
to them for their exertions.
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8n TeIearapIl.
sPECIAL pEsP ATCH.


CaATTASoooA, March SS.-Forty-fve re-
bel deserters and two commissioned officers
arrived from Johnston's army to-day
mostly GeOrgians and Tennesseans; they
have oil taken the oath. Five hundred de-
serters have arrived OF this post within tee
last ten days.
Refugees just from Walker county, GeOr-
gia, says the rebels are hunting Union men
with blood hounds.
Four hundred and thirteen refugees were
sent north during the past week.
No rebel troops at Rome, Ca; nor this
side Of Coosa river.
Capt. Sharp and 1t. Conn, Of the Rebel
army, captured by Union Scouts at their
homes in sequatehie Valley, are here in
prison.
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a9lonetaru \ C0mnterfial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nu,L-.TT. NT,-.L ~ TQn4

DAILY UNION OFFICE, D
Nashville, March 81, 1854.
COrToN-C Continues to arrive freely.
The sales yesterday were small at 53@56c
p ID. Strictly Middling, for which there is
a good demand, would bring 2sc.
MEAL-In request at 81 IS p bushei.
BAcox-In demand at 111l9l2eP D. hog
round. y
LARD-very scarce. Would bring l79
171lc p b.
CANDLEs-stsT 24e p D., TsllOw, SO ' box.
SALTS 90 v Dbl.
ToBAcco.-Dificak to class; soe@sl 80
Vb.
soAP.-German 12]Ec y u; Family I21Ie.
CHsEsE.-Western Reserve Isc y H.;
Hamburg lS1; English Dairy zoe.
EAILs.-s0 5O@IO p key, assorted sizes.
MAckEREL.-In barrels SIS 90; 4 bbls.
50 so; Kits s. 90.
BRoOSs.-$4 90 y dozen.
BUcKErs.-s4 90 y dozen.
DYE sTuEFs.-IndigO 81 90 y n; Nader
CSC y h. COPeras &c y d.
COTroS CAKDs.-sI5@Sls y dozen.
CLoyKE SEED.-S12 90 v bushel.
LEATEER.-sole, oak, 5o@55e y n; Hem
lock Ss@45c; Harness 55@sOe; Upper, per
dozen, $5O@$eo; Calf Skins, per dozen, $50
$50; Kip skins, per dozen, $729SlOO.
Or AND HIDEs.-Tanners' Oil 81 .5O6$2 y
gallon. Green Hides s9IOc ' D; dry do.
l2915e y n.
GRASS sEEDs - Timothy s. y bushsl !;
Herd'N grass 81 SO; Orchard, q So Blue
grass S1G2 50.
NoTK.-The abfve are Wholesale prices.
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LOngStreet Believed to be Moving to
Richmond,

Knoxville, March 3O.-About sixty de-
serters have come within our lines during
the matchmaking total of over LOO for
the past three months. They state that all
of Longstreet's baggage has been sent back
toward Richmond, and that the whole force
was under marching orders the night they
left, the oath inst.
1t was reported that at New Port, on the
French Broad, on last night, a party of about
10 guerrillas captured Mr.. II. Foster, of
Blount county, and carried him of in the
direction Of Maryville.
Col. Wolford left here on Saturday. He
has been summarily dismissed the service.
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Associated Press Dispatches.
Important from Florida.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Advices from St.
Marks, Fla, of the 18th, says the Unionists
have organized themselves and made raid
on the Salt works, capturing a rebel tax
collector. They had two regiments, and
fought with the rebel cavalry-beating
them handsomely and capturing ten prison
ers. They recently captured three army
wagons, thirty mules, ten horses, one hun
dred and eighty contrabands, and large
amount of rebel subsistence. These Union
men only ask arms and ammunition from
the Government.
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| BlOCkade-RuRner Captured-DeTel-
Opments In the CustOm-HOuSe.

New YORK, March SO.-The Herald's spe-
cial says the steamer Shawhassan has ar
rived at Washington, with schooner, slooP,
and thirteen boats full of Tobacco and grain
captured from the rebels on or near York
River.
The New York Custom House investiga-
ton has developed an extensive trade be-
tween parties in the North and rebel agents
at Matamoras. Arrests have been made.
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SAND AAleago cream Aie at the d.
Nicholas.
Cavalry Boots for "a SO at 40, Union srecf.
HrADQr UNITED SrArrs FoRcrs,
NASHVILLE, TENN., March %, 1864. }
Gsacroi Orders, No. I6.
The following instructions have
been received from Department Head
quarters, viz: "The Order prohibiting the
importation or saleor Whisky at Nashville
was intended to apply to all spirituous
Liquors, and must be so understood and
obeyeJ."
f-The Provost Marshal viii see that
this Order is rigidly enforced.
III.-In accordance herewith any per
mjt Of any nature heretofore given
from these Headquarters Cor the sale Of
liquor is revoked.
Saloons, Bars, or Eating-houses selling
Bitters, compounded liquors, or anything
beyond "Wine" or 'Bcer," viii be closed
ap and theiSsiocl. cor aseated.
BY order Of Brighten. Z. S. GRANGER.
W. NEVIN,
mar3O.-lw. Capt. and A. a. Gen.
Hume's Celebrated Musty Ale on draft at
the ST. Nicholas.
HnABoUAErGas D1srgIcr OF NASHVILLE,
Nashville, Tenn, March Is, '64.
Gca-ral Orders No. y.
Lieut.. J. r. Willett, 3Sth Illinois Volun-
teer Infantry, in accordance with instruc-
tious from the Major General Commanding
the Department, IS announced as Inspector
Of Qualifications, for the District Of Nash
vile. By command Of
MAJ. GEN. ROUSSEAU.
THoa. G. WILLIAMS, Capt and A. A. A. @.
March 29-3t.
"Tio,es" and "Dispatel" coRr
Porter on draft at the st. Nicholas.
-s-S-s--
Gents ine Lasting Caters for 81 50 at 46,
Union street
TAe Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, will always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, p Cherry street. Call in and
try them. March % If
Just Received,
200 bbls. Potatoes.
GOO bbls. Apples.
NJ. A. PARISH & CO.,
College-street, South of Broad.
mar 29-3t.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. % at46, Union street.
Pure juice Of the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
draft at Lhe 81. Nicholas.
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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

All pens bear my trnf5 plork &C p RARNEs
EXTRA Lou, Ky" for which have secured The
c2py-rght ana are warranted IA csrats fine and per-
feet IN every respect. Sent by mail or express 10
any part OF the country receipt of price and re-
tirH charges. Persons ordering viii please state the
size and style desired, whether hard so fine or
and If the pen should fail to please or prove
defective, VIII have the privilege Of exchanging IT,
deduction Of fifteen percent allowed on orders of
So or over, and twenty-five per cent on those of
Slo0. liberal discounts made 70 the trade Old
pens repaired IN the best manner for thirty-fve
cents land stamp each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FREE. Address
c. p BARNES.
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches,
Mar 2O-u Jl9 Third street, Louisville Nv.
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VEsTvAu REsENrs Az INSULT WITH
THE SwoRD.-The New York Express Of
the 25th inst, says:
Lest evening there was no performance a.
the Academy of Music. which was quite
disappointment 20 the admirers of the opera.
Mile. Vestvali was TO appear, but at late
hour Yesterday afternoon it was announced
that owing 10 a severe indisposition uudor
which she was laboring there would be no
performance. OF course there was great
enquiry as to the cause, &c., and several
stories were soon in circulation. The true
cause appears to be as follows: . ii appears
that on Wednesday evening, during the per-
Torrance Of the "Duke's Motto" in which
Vestvali sustains the character Of Capt. DE
Lagadere, two gentlemen, one OF whom Is
said 10 be dry goods merchant IN Fulton
street, and the other a merchant doing bu-
'siness in New York, obtained admission 10
the stage. When Nestvali came oil, after
singing one of the songs, they were stand
ing at the wings, and the dry goods mer-
chant, laying his hand upon her in q iamil-
lar manner, made use OF an Questionable
remark, which aroused the ire OF the lady
and she inquired ii he knew whom he was
addressing. The gentleman repeated The
remark, when Nestvali drew the sword
which she had worn on the stage, aud made
an stack upon the merchant, cutting him
quite severely before he managed 10 make
his eseape. Nestvah then turned 10 subdue
his tompanion, but not willing TO share the
same fate as the merchant, he skedaddled.
THE high state OF excitement into which
Vestva!i was worked up, has thrown her
into a nervous fever. This, it appears, is
the true cause Of the nOn-appearance Of the
lady.
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John Baxter Esq, Of Knoxville, has,
we are informed, manumitted his slaves,
some thirty in number; and has had the
deeds recorded.
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Latest from South Carolina and
Florida,

New YORK, March 3O.-Hilton Head adj
vices to the oath mention an attack made
by the Rebels on Jenkins Island, with a
hotilla of boats, which was frustrated by
our picket boats, which fired upon them.
A small detachment of Federal forces oc-
cupied Pilatka, Fla, and captured a small
steamer.
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The business transacted in Recorder
shane's Court yesterday was light. One
person was up for being drunk, one for
disorderly conduct, and six for using by
drant water without license.