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The Appearance of Kaufz's Men on Re
turning from the Great Cavalry
kalu.
The Times, correspondent saws:

turning from the Great Cavalry
Raid.
The Times correspondent says;
A large n,.mber of Kautz's cavalry
stragglers-came in yesterday, and went
into camp at Jones Neck. More jaded
troopers and horses were never seen. The
nnen were grotesque in their misery. Some
had lost their forage caps, and had replaced
them by women's bonnets and feathers,
and other odds and ends Of female apparel,
which gave them a most astonishing look.
Some had the legs Of their trowsers torn
completely off; others had theirs split into
ribbons. Many were shoeless all eoatless.
Their faces were a perfect study, if one
desired to tell their race or color. Negroes
were white in comparison to them. So
think was the pasty deposit Of mud and
perspiration upon them that they were no
longer troopers of flesh and blood, but had
resolved themselves into the primitive
elements of that dust from which they
sprunr and to which they had returned
before their time. Odd enough they
looked as they winked and blinked, with
evelids heavy with sleep, and still heavier
with the "viIlainous compound which
had accumulated upon them during their
ten days raid.
The horses were pictures of wretched-
ness and detection. Their heads dropped
until their noses touched the road. Each
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With all the original features, including the re-
markabie blind horse, EXCELSIOR, Jr., and the
MULES, and TO which has recently been added the
famous Liberty Horse, S A DOUGLAS, and trio
Of the most celebrated performing horses seen
in this country, introduced and performed by Mrs.
DAN RICE, her first appearance in this city.
Professor STOKES and Family assist in present
ing the innumerable attractive features of the
Great Show.
MR.. HARRY COOKS UNRIyALLED TROUPE
Of ACTING DOGS and MONKEYS; from London,
Paris and Vienna. In this department will be
found THEATRE, with the actors all brutes; A
CIRCUS with Dogs for Horses, and Monkeys for
Riders, GymnRsts and Acrcbats; A MINIATURE
ARMY, with Dogs for Oficers and Monkeys for Sol
diers; TEA PARTY, with Dogs for Host and
Hostess, and Monkeys for Guests; RIDE TO THE
COUNTRY; A DAY AT THE DERBY, &c., &c.
BARCLAYS WILD BUFFAL0ES,
Rocky Mountain and Idaho, with genuine troupe
and during the entertainment viii present some OF
Of the most startling performances ever in any
Show.
DAN RICE STILL LIVES.
and will appear at every exhibition Of the Great
show. Two grand PeTfr-mances each day viii be
given, commencing at 2 and ~ 2. NJ
UADMISSI0N-5O cents; Children under u years,
% cents.
VIII exhibit at Ravenna July 20; Akron, July q;
Ashland, July 22 Mansfield, July q.
julyS-IG0 J. E. WARNER, Agent.
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ITALIAN OPERA.



Mr.. Ellsler respectfully Informs the pablic that
he has made arrangemets with the principal lyric
artists from the Italian Opera Academy Of Music,
Boston New York and Philadelphia, including
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
The Celebrated Prima Donna Contralto;
Sig. BRIqEeLI, Tenor; Sig MAECUsI, Baritonei
Sig. SUsISI, Bass0; Nine LAPPuCcl, ID Donna
signori LOCATELLI and NARDTsI ID Bassi,
Under the Musical Direction Of sig. BENDELARI,
will give, in CLEVELAND,
TWO OPERA NIGHTS,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, July u and lS.
First night, TUESDAY Evening, July y, will be
presented ROssinfs Famous Comic Opera,
IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA.
Miss PHILLIPS in her celebrated role Of ROsina.
Sig BRIGNoLI, Almayiva; sig. MASCUsI, Figaro;
Sig. sUsNI in his great role Of Don Bartolo;
Mad. ZAPPUCCI, Bertha; Sig. LOcATELLI, Basilu.
WEDNESDAY, JULY l3,
LAST OPERA NIGHT, DOnizetti's Delightful
Comic Opera,
DON PASQEAI.E,
with the above Star cast.
Seats may be secured at 8. Brafnard & Co.'S mu-
sic Store, commencing saturday az 9 A. NJ
Doors open at ~. Opera commences at 81
july6
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THREE DELIvERY rERRIroRY

Lying between 0ntario-st- (exclusiye) and South
and North PerTy-st., including all OF Euclid and
PrOspect-sts. TO Hudson.
FIRST DELIvERY.-Leayes at 500 A. N. with pro-
ceeds Of night mails and 500 A. n. Eastern mail.
SECOND DELIvERT.-Leaves POst-Office at lll5
with proceeds Of forenoon mails.
THIRD DELIyERY.-Leaves at $3.50 P ~ with pro-
ceeds Of Loo P N. Eastern, 245 Western, and 2:50
Southern.
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As reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds,
HOarseness, or any affection Of the throat and
chest, use, according to directions given on each
bottle, Madame Zadoe Porter's Cough Balsam. It
is always reliable, fails, and the possession of
single bottle may, in case Of sudden attack,
prove to be worth fifty times its cost HundredsO
thousands Of bottles Of this invaluable preparation
are sold every year in the United States. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Price 25 and 50 cents per
bottle.
D5-Madame Porter's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tanned at Benton Bros, and Strong & Armstrong;,
Wholesale Agents. Cleveland, o. july6-R3-lw
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FROM DETROIT.

The Republican State Convention to-day
nominated Henry H. Grape for Governor,
and John Owen State Treasurer.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN A. ELLsLER, Jr-, Proprietor and Manager
JANIS DICKSON, Stage Manager
@ BUSCH. Treasurer.
PRI0Es or ADHIssI0S--Boxes and Parquette, 6Oe;
Family Circle, 25e; Gallery, l6Cs Single Seats
in Private Boxes zoe; Entire Box, 81, s. and IS.
Seats secured during the day, SOC.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF Mr.. J.C. McCOBLOh,
who bids farewell to his Cleveland friends tonight
FAREWELL NIGHT Of the WHOLE COMPANY
The Academy closes its present dramatic season
Of fofty-fOur nights, and members or the company
who have been connected with the establishment
for nearly two and half years. tonight DID an
their friends farewell - .
First nieht of the great play called THE ikO-
NANCE OF A POOR. YOUNG MAN.
HrT,TF ELISE AND SIG. CONSTANTINE will
nppesr in a splendid new Dance.
sATURDAY Erening July 9Th, will be presented
the great play called
TIE RoMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
Manuel Marquis de Champay, Mr.. c. McCoLLON.
After which, BELLA MADRID Spanish, ey
Mile Elise and Sig. c. Constantine.
To conclude with the farce called GHOST IN
SPITE OF HIMSELF.
E0TICE-PersOns having claims against the
management Of this establishment will please pre-
sent them for payment on Monday morning, 1lth.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN A. ELLsLER, Jr., Manager and Proprietor
c. BUSCH, Treasurer.
ADH1ssIos-Doxes and Parquette, T5c.; Reserved
Seats, 81 ,OO Family Circle, Soc; Gallery DC;
Prsrats Boxes, s., S and SO.
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FL, BALDWIN & co,

FL BALDWIN & co.
OFFER THIS DAY:
White 0rgaudies,
White Lamartine,
White Mohair,
White Broadcloth,
Shirred Swisses and Cambrics,
India Long Cloths,
breakfast Shawls
spun silk Shawls,
Grenadine Shawls,
Mohair Skirtings,
Honey Comb Quilts,
Musquit0 nets,
Embroidered Piano Covers,
Elegant Lace Wells,
-Ha Trimmed Lace Sleeves
uivS Il RATnVVTN 4 co
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collection Of Letters in the Business
Territory.

FIRsT COLLECTION will commence at G.35, in time
for $50 Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington
SECOND COLLECTION commences at 1856 A. NJ. for
9:45 Eastern and 800 Atlantic and Great Western.
THIRD COLLECTION commences at $50 A. NJ for
Drop Letters;
FOURTH COLLECTION commences at Il.20 A. n for
l:3O Pittsburgh and Washington 2.2O Eastern and
$50 Eastern Way and 4;3O Sandusky
FIFTH COLLECTION commences at 3:55 P n for 200
P. n. Western and Southern mails
Sixth COLLECTION commences at Cos P n. for g45
P. NJ Eastern and 5:35 Cincinnati. $40 Western
Mahoning next morning
Collections i'm the Three Delivery Ter
ritOry at siOO A. NJ, HIS A. NJ, and 400 P. NJ
Collections i'm the Two Delivery Ter
ritOry commence at 500 A. n. and 400 p n
f. COWLES. P. NJ.
iulyg-l70
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DAMNED PEACHEs-A NICE AR
~ tiels, at julye GEO. D. BEOKs,
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syelV Adrtrtistments.
A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILWAY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
New York Through Line.

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland a
% New York. Takes effect July II, 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

WALL STREET DIscouNFNS PEAcE.--The heavy
fail in gold and stocks which has been in pro-
gress for the last three weeks received an i'm
pstus yesterday which almost created panic,
not only on the Stock Exchange and in the gold
room but in commercial circles generally.
There was heavy fall in the market price of
produce, and merchandise of all descriptions
was pressed for sale at lower rates. Gold
dropped to 2Il-the lowest price il has
touched since the 22d Of June-and the
probabilities are strongly in favor Of con
siderable further decline. Wall street is
evidently discounting that peace towards which
our victories in the field are so rapidly paving
the way. Confidence in the restoration of the
Union is practically reasserting itself both by
the decline of the gold premium and the firm
ness Of national securities on the market, while
everything else is falling. Meanwhile. the
entire people are reaping the benefit of this
suspicious state of affairs by the reduction OF
the cost of all the necessaries as well as the
luxuries, OF life, or, in other words, by the in
creasing purchasing power of the paper dollar.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
PETER SBURG,
ns. .. r. D.Ihrey.s D.sp...A,
HsADoUARrsxs, GRrao's CAVALRY Dryfspw.
ARsr or THE PoromAo, sept. 3O-5 A..

hpApQuAHrn1s GRd0s CAVALRY nvsDM.
ARsr or THE PorosAo. sept 30-S A..
Al An early hour yesterday morning the cavalry
pickets OF General Kautx's command. on our extreme
left driven In and large bodies OF troops reported
moving in that direction. The second division as
once ordered under arms and tho Frs; brgads under
Colonel stsdman, sent a reconnaissance. A long
wearleom aod dus y march Ghe left and front OF ghe
Fifth corps failed discover any signs OF the eney and
the advance attributed TO the detorssi
ina0n Of some recruit who enemy in svery
bush since tho raid upon cattle herur pick
cts have been extremely viglen aud determined like
the man locked his 0tabe door alter his horse
stolen, thee sach occurrence should not happen
again.
isfoRrRD PHoMoTioS COlosSI GREGG
lnfTmaton was received lass nieht that Coiouet
Irving Gregg, who has long commanded brigade i, tbs
division, had been appointed bTgadier general THIS
ls one OF the most deserving appointments tSat rs been
made during the war. He has fairly the honor CON
Yerred upon h7a by galantry 10 msny hard ought Lat
ses aud the news q his gooa fortune gives unversai
satisfaction IN the division
UNUSUALLY oU-sr.
Is has been unusually quiet IN front OF Petersburg for
the past twenty four hours Au occasional sLct from
either side has bee0 all tsat has occurred
since trains have commenced ruaBug the branch
shelled them as one point where they exposed in
passing Whenever this occurred batteries would
open on Petersburg untt they ceased entirely aring
as the trains.
PERSONAL.
Captain W, r. Robbins, OF the Firs. New Jersey cav
airy who has been absent for several weeks recovering
from wound received Ia battle has reoined his
command. He has been detached temporarily as luspec-
tor General the staff OF General Davies Lieut.. hr
rowsm,h. OF General Greggs staff has also returned.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

TIE CTY INSPECTOR on THE FAT BomNo
NUIsANcEs.-ln reply TO the communication Of a
number Of gentlemen Of the Twentieth ward,
with reference to the disgusting and unhealthy
nusances in that region, Mr. Boole answers that
he has done all within his jurisdiction to abate
the nuisance, and that the officers under him
have done their duty faithfully; but be adds
that nothing short Of total prohibition of the
fat boiling business In the city will remedy the
evil, and that can only be done by the Board
or Health, Of which Mayor Gunther is chair
man. Mr.. Boole says that the Mayor has been
called upon 70 summon the Board Of Health
for that purpose, and has declined to do 20.
Mr. Boole advocates the measure OF the Com
mon COUNCIL constituting itself temporarily .
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

THE DANISH QrEsToN.-The settlement OF the
Danish question seems to be retarded by inan-
cial considerations. Now that an armistice has
been entered into, aud, in fact, peace become
almost matter Of certainty, the contest seems
to have resolved itself into how much Denmark
shall pay, how much the duchies shall pay,
and, finally, In what manner Prussia shall re-
ceive repayment for her outlay in this war. A
serious difficulty seem, to exist in the partition
Of the war debt. The conference still sitting at
Vienna has evidently hard iask to reconcile
these conflicting elements Of discord. II is
rumored that France, England and Russia
have become concerned In the Danish question,
and that their active but pacific Intervention
may speedily settle the disputed points which
stand in the way Of permanent peace. Await
ing such q contamination, il is asserted that
proongation Of the armistice will meet with no
opposition.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
the Ocean Telegraph.

COHSrANriNorLE COMING NEAHkR TO LONDON.
From the Iondon Times. sept 8.
The submarine cable between otraato ard Vaona -
been com pleted mo prev attempt 10 February -
unsuccessfu accour OF severe gacs when reve
vessel OF her and caused tho enc ot -
sable I've lost. tho repairing cxpsdton unoer sne
personal super OF the coursctor NJ hcny, ave
now succeeded In picking up from deptn unprss
cedenled IN any previous case ot reooF"y'W w" nbe
the ssu bsi,ou Of This line will bring tcustsaitAoVA
MO NOR 4 H. eot com m ncaton with London.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
GOeNlrlCnl.

Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams begin their fall campaign
at Washington next week. They win open at Nibo's
GIrdcn, with several new dramas, In December. We
wish them ali the success they deserve
oscanyan will give his celebrated Turkish entertain
ment AT Irving Hall tho Sd OF October The entertain
ment attractive enough to be continued all winter
other engagements permitted.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

TAAMANY HALL AND THE CRY NoMSATroSs.-
What is Tammany Hall doing towards making
the nominations for Congress and the city officers
to be elected this fall. We have been anxious
ly waiting to see some move Of the managers
to call the primary meetings or some step to-
wards placing ticket 10 the field. But why
oil this delay Are the managers waiting to
make bargains again, or is this delay for the
purpose of permitting certain persons agreed
upon to pack the primary meetings and nom-
mating conventions II the managers Of the
Tammany faction expect to succeed this fall
they must conduct their nominating conventions
in an open and liberal manner and make the
nominations early. We want no eleventh hour
barter and sale ticket or clique nominations,
but ticket composed Of some Of the ablest
men in the city, nominated by the democracy
In fair and honest convention, and no Jug
glery. With ticket nominated in that way,
made up Of the right materials, Tammany can
20 into the fight, rallying its supporters under
tho Mcclellan banner, and success will be GER
tain The nominations however, must be made
at once. Every days delay strengthens the op.
posing factions in the party.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

The SLAVERY QrEsrroS.-All discussion OK
the question of slavery during this political
canvass is useless. IL 10 dead issue and we
are live men. II would be just as sensible to
drag the old tariff question, or the old Maine
Liquor law question, into the present contest
We have gone beyond all these little contro-
versies, and are brought face to face with the
great national issue Of Union or no Union.
That Is the question which must decide the
Presidential election. The slavery question
has nothing TO do with y
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Arrivals and Dspartursa.

~c..sAlp Nmily n souder-Mrs Fornins n
I.u.s oeo Rsr capt BAmenck renN ssekisl Jon q
l. Ysshlsr AL 9e,.gss .:s 0aasaast Sister Thsls
ard esnS. snodsrass and ssJ Morri:ec 9 Msuras
I, Nsser Lanin, Moore rsdro Bstran. HetsbssN
JL wallace and lazy, Mss 0as1n: e'ssss o. ths!nA
Eeweaoers ' wafer, 0assscasS I rbwsr. osf,
DominiaSs
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
novemen.s OF blockade Runnsrs.

HALIFAX, N. q Sept %, 1864.
The blockade runners Lady Sterling and Armstrong
cleared for Bermuda yesterday
The blockade Little Hattie which sailed few
days nee, rsturned Ia. .day,
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
The State rDir.

ccUt 20, IouNA
The state Fair clossd this afte TIE attendAssoI
ssdsy was gate large The aggregate receipts as~
$lS 600.
This afternoon Hon. Lewis r. Arsn, OF Blssk Rock, rad
memorial the lals Gen Jas g. WadswoTth, and Appg
pirate resolutions were offered by Ex-Governor John
King. Hon A. b Copgcr OF Rockisnd, read a memorial
on the late Hon O. Fa,le oxPresideat OF the socslys
and address, delivered by DR.. Anderson, OF he
Rochester University The fair has been very Srsss
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
General DIX NJ Buna,o.

BUFFALO, Sept %, 1884.
General DIX arrived here Yesterday and left last night
for sndusky, TO inquire into the recent po, and take
ercetual measures for the future
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Accidens ON the Phiiadslphia and Tren-
ton Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -, 1894


Tho "owl" train from New York into At three
O'Clock this morning by Adams Express train near
Torrssdae. The passenger train was waiting for the
latter TO cross the bridge. The locomotives were dam
aged. None of the passengers wore injuryA. The
gnssr and greassr were ecalded.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

Board Of Health In this crisis, which be says
they have power to do; but tho members have
some doubt Of their legal rights in the matter.
1t is well to know upon whom the RESPONSE
bilty falls in this affair. According to Mr..
Boole, the Mayor is the responsible PARTY,
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Btlaiard ma n tn BOSTON.

bCFuVh, Soft EsyS
The billiard match played last night bstwesr r. y.
wins srth cs Boston, aad Harry Eaton. OF California
for q purss Of 81, ,ooo was won by wfnArth By -
porss
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Rehel Accanufa

The Richmond trusWin,r OF september 2l, publishes
the following account, which IL Is authentic of the
Yankee raid into the county OF Orange on Monday
The rading party was about Ave hundred strong and
the same with whom Mosby has recently been fight
ing in the vicinity Of Leesburg and Alexandria. They
came down through Cnpcpper. aud on Monday morn
ing arrived at the Orange aud Alexandria Rail
road bridge over the Rapidan, which they at
cmpted to destroy, but the timbers being green
and the structure but nero treste, their success
not commensurate with their efforts The injury TO the
bridge Is triang IL being only snged The raiders then
crossed the Rnpidan into orange and burnt Holidays
mill Rapidan station contoping large quantity of
wheat belonging TO the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company They then started for Orange Court House. but
had proceeded but about two miles when they
ambuscaded by some o! infantry who captured forty
killed een and drove the rest beter skeIter the
Rapdan and into Cupcpper 10 their fight the fright
ensd raiders turned loose . number OF horses and
mules which they had picked up of pastures Cupeppcr
This Is the last OF this RAID The raiders making
tracks Tor Alexandria. The only real damage done BY
them was the burning OF Holidays mill, and the wheat
IL contained
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Base hall.

TIE ATLANTIC cLps OF BKooxLyN DRpHAr rHn
ONTARIO CLUE.
RoosensR, N. YA Sept n, 1894
The Atlantic Coh Of brooklyn defeased the Ontario
Club OF this oity a game OF base bs to-day By
sf "a too tbs A,aas play shs V.ioa Cub % SATURDAY.
mognDG
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Montgomery Blair. Postmaster General, has resigned
nis place ip the President Cabinet and s Understood
ths. srGovsrnor Dsnnison Of Ohio, rs TO uccecd him
To. Arst working party connected With Captain Bucs
sey great expedition for the construction OF the Russsn
and American Telegraph line left this port yesterday
the steamer Golden Rule for san Francisco, via Mica
The party consists Of Mr.. Conway, teiegraphc
sosinss<. and . number Of assistants, vho under the
srsot'oos Of osp,as Buckley viii proceed 70 various
yoiaG In British Columbia make the necessary sur
vsys prspasaory 10 active operations next spring
FAs Unsis< States sssnsr Vanderbilt, vas Oh Halifax
the 2o,h last, and exchanged signals with British
~ssamsAp BAsa wnioh arrived ~ ,bis Dor, yss,orday
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

CAMPBELL MINSTRELS. i9a and POI Bowery -y1a,r,
AND kxcISiso AkrAScK or EraioPiAS oppIriHs
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5I4 Broadvay-Erstor,Au
Cones DANC&s Sc.-FALI ATLANTA.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

NRw BcWERY THEATRE Bowery-P,yARRo-rp,<u
HArMASER-- a 0iErERR o. ToLEpo-HIRAM o oGf
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

BowFRN THEATRE. Bowery -KMcHrs or s. Jou>
UhLUoSS 6oOsK-FIDELiO. = - 0'
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving placs.-M.asSs AZ :
ROnxar * DgARia
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

AMERICAN THEATRE, No "a. Broadvay -BAL1xr.
fASTonlEss bURLksouEs, 8c.-Rlr IAS WiNKLs
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
TIE Il SITUATION.

New York, Saturday. Sept "a. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

BRyAfrs NINsTRELs Mechanics Hall. 172 Broad
y-ETBiofIAs SONGS DANCES. BURLEsouKs, &c
llrrIk MAC WHiTr HoUsr.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

liND
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY 6ls Broedw.v
Soa'osiriES AND LEol0RSS- iSom A. M TIL ~ n
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING"
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

RooLEy's OPERA HOUSE BIooklyu-Kr.o,,,y
SoHcs. DANCES BURIEsQugs &C.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

WINTER GARDEN broadway. -EvnrrBoor's Frrrxp
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

hAhNuMs MUSEUM Broadway. -ToM THrxr-Two
Giants. Two DrARrs, &c, al hcuts NKs YrAR.s
SstLs-siGNtr ~ KING SOL oMoN-LoyhiS DIscufsas-
JorEs BAsy-Day aud Evening
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

BROADWAY THEATRE. ass Broadway -y,cr,. .
PE0PLK'S LAWYER tS4'
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

sALLE pIABoLaoUE. Sss Broaaway.-Ronsnr nr....
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

The Louisville Journal says
The members OF (Kentuckyj State government
stand q unit in favor Of Mcclellan aud working as
q unit tor his election.