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ESGRkVINGs, beautifully colored, Of our
most distinguished officers and men. OF
Fruits and Flowers, Of Birds, Of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, Of Clipper
Ships, Of the Soldier Returning from the
War, Of the Soldier going to the War
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes Of al
kinds, from 10 cents each to So
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, an a djt
ferent subjects, Humorous and 1omie.
from s. % $50 per hundred-I2c. 10 5oe.
each.
PRIZE STATIONERY Of the very best in
the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in eve eolors.
, representing Cavalry, Infantry, s.e. The
Certificate is enclosed in stout paste
board tube. Size lS~I7-bsautifelIy lS ex-
ecuted. zoe.
MEDALS Of all kinds,
SONG BOOKS, -
NOVELS,
NAAtHRs
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c., &c, SC.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders Tor all kinds Of goods in my line
promptly Glled, On receipt Of the money,
Siths1t extra charge. =
GEO. P. JENKINS,
io7 Asf a Street,
40-'n CincinpEti.
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Also am receiving 4 fine supply Of
MILITARY CLOTHING,
MILITARY FURNISHING GOODS,
and OFFICERS OUTFITS.
gTTH A
n OtiOnS.

Such as Fancy aud Toilet Soap, Pens, Pencils, Sta
Gloves, Gauntlets, Army. Shirts, Pocket Knives,
Hosiery, Handkerchefs, Suspenders, and suadnes
too tedious TO mention. / allow nothing this side
of Cincinnati TO EXCEL NE.
To the Suffers and country merchants would
say, call and see my stock and examine my prices
before buying elsewhere OF gong farther North.
This stock Is for WHOLESALE at Nos. 48 and 50
CHERRY STREET, up stairs, and those who wish
n nice HAT from among all the latest Styles and n
fine pair Of Doors, can be accommodated at my re-
tail room, at present at
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. WSf. CAMERON, for the Union,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispafeh.
NASHVILLE, TESS July 25, 1868.
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sCRIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life Of
Christ, Prince Of Peace, Bible Events and
Pilgrims Progress, handsomely colored.
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BATTLE OF FORT DoNELsON, beauti-
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For Rent.

A SMALL TRACT OF LAND containing Ten
"A Acres, 81 miles from the city Apply y
4ar E-a W. MATT BROWN a co.
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CHARTS OF SEVENTEEN MOUNTED
GENERALS, handsomely colored.
chat form Q5 certs'
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Has also on hand by far the largest and most com.
plete assortment Of
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Felt, LeghOrn and Straw Hats,
TRIMMED AND UNTRrMMED,

which will be sold at the lowest wholesale prices.
Ladies call and see nv stock at Nos 48 and 50
Cherry street, up stairs, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb l6-3m NJ. L. HIGGINS.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
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J. T. LLOYD's MAP OF THE MIssIs-
sIPPI RIVER, from Saint Louis to its
mouth, with a full description Of all the
Islands, bars, names Of the owners Of the
different plantations, &c. 4OH50.
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CHARTS OF THIRTY FIVE GENERALS,
handsomely colored. Size p = 80.
Sheet . cents.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-29

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sasnsc t contents o every cnrf ls in lie district.
aad rss.sss 10 sss i.afrowsss Subsistence Or the
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the suffering thai viii scsai a:a at the satHo sSao dis
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Two launsised and eiciity-i5rc persons were
'ir,.wrei by the recent nua,la;ion at Sheffield,
England.
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FRou soaTH CAROLINA.


WiLMSeroS, April 22-About $50 YAM
KEGS landed las; night in seven boats ar Mason.
bore Sound, and partially destroyed The State
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Il 1;cFmsn s,asistiraI writer remarks that .he
invention Al The sesiug machine has cnahiesl
one wdtnan 10 sew as tnrci, as hundred couid
sss l,y hand century ago bu.. he continues,
ons WOMAN now demands as ,nnch clothing E.
hundred did century sgo-so that the stu.
afson IA not so much changed after all
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Bon asiays csaiemnsa 70 be hing Cor burglary,
saa who was rassassa WIZ b. executed ,iais nom.
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IyrxggsY,so CuHRascv srArsT,ca.-The
whole amount Of iH,eres. bearing Treasury
notes Sssael sinca the formation OF tho Coutcsi.
crate Government, up 10 April j, 1864, IS
sI2a.640.000; OF uoa.in,GFess hearing notes,
up 10 the same date, sa72, ,s0s, ,8e5, exclusive o..
The fttr cent notes, of The Coy cen, notes
there we're issged up 70 tho same perioi--fgss
Of April ss0s. 200, The smoun, funded since
the formation Of the Goserament, up to April
/, 1864, 10 SIX, seyeH aud per eeal bonds, sas
gaT ,a0O, 900.
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~ =
hi men are philosopher says Afsene
Eoussase. il. BIS adanirsbls preface TO that nd
nirsble book Of his on philosophers and Ass
ircsses all women arc actresses: Socrates
who ssndies with Aspssia- ssspasia who rules
tho world nrdcr nainc OF Perscies AbelarI
who gives lessons 10 Heloise--H Heioixc who
says 10 BIN in = Iow tone. I[gaoqaassf Vol
taiFe who teaches The NJ. OF acting 10 Madcrnoi-
selie dr. Liyry, who soon returns bis iessons.-~
Every man who is not coupled with a woman,
is not man. A poet hiss said. God CON-
ncsces the artist, and woman perfec.s him"
and ina. poet was right. Eve Is ,be ;rac book
10 which Adam studied God llss yivcA phil.
osopay to man, bni he has taught woman the
art OF acting. ~ a Certain diapasoa, a!I the
nea and women Who have taken bite of The
bitter Huis Of kno@icise, among the privileged
al sit ard beauty artists. illihksrs women OF
fssssio,. cossrtieFs-fdr sherc Is always cour.
the greater Pats arg philosophers, the greater
part aro actresses. II = only as the Soytonne
and q; The slleaise hal si.es are ssisofn met.
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In .he eourse of lass week, tsss bsrsasi slsec;a
wefs psssel oa the gates and doors oi Roman
Casltolis Churches In Dahlin. Bss,l arc s;gns.l
''saees,ios,s oas is headed "E1cs,sr of hi.
heIiness Pms sS on the American War" aat,
shs osbef. Letters Of John Mitchell. William,
sssiti O Bgsen. lolaa Martin. ard .Ssrerles,' OF,
Tbs American war." Their nhiec, is to dis.
eosragr Fctiessi enlis,usenss 10 ireland.
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Ibe Lsisst Paris fashion 10 Iadies' ,ircNs is, ,,r
o''s oS doors, Carmen, cas scrs Iise a nn1,S
creai oaaG. fitting clsse and covered with israss
h,s'fons buttons no, cpIy far ssse b'It fps osna.
msa;, some oi shem esr', baing stuck on iha
shoulders. Several ladies arc sn be met iu the
STREET with ;his stsaosc sesimeus, bat the multi.
plirtiy of Esnttons. which glare iBclg. produces
An tt9ees more strange ,tian agrtabic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
TIE WAR IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
SHARP ENGAGEMENT IN NEW CREEkVALLEY.
The Enemy Repulsed and Driven Back.

Hons. DIRT WEST. VA. Monday Feb. l, 1854.
Considerable excitement prevailed along the
line Of the railroad to-day occasioned by precau.
tionary movements than anything else
Yesterday morning portion Of Rebel brigade that
had been sent over into the New Greek Valley for the
purpose Of intercapting one Of our moving columns
came upon the Of Col Tborburns command whore
upon skiTnishiHg nsued between the two forces Our
men finally drove The Rebels back
This afternoon The enemy again advanced and this
time occupied Burlington.
Brisk skirmishhg going on Mt different times
dming the day.
Much con6denc Is felt in Gen. Kelys ability to de
feat the enemys assigns Up to this time everything Is
favorable TO the litcTests of onr side.
HEADQU AnIEfs DEPT or WESTERN VIRGINIA,
Monday, Feb. l-Eyoning.
frht took Tiaoe late this afternoon in the New
Creek Valley between an advancing column OF the
cncmy's troops and one column II our. Aher sharp
engagement r'rRls,d the enemy, driving him back
over two miles.
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rnop vus. A,snY or THE POTOMAC
Remembrance Ia Thoroughfarc Mountain
Capture Of PioLen by the Rebels.

Spetia Difpatf u 10 Tho y. l. Ifihune-
WASHINGTON. Monday, Feb. I. 1864
From your correspondent T. G. G.. we have
the following:
HEADQUARTERS ADn VI The PoroMAc.
Jan 81. 1854. )
On the statements Of contrnbard who came into our
lines on Thursday last, that Tie Rebel Gen. stuaIts
cavalry were concentrated the western slope OF
1hoTouFhfire Mountain, accommodating party from
MclIts cavalry was Immediately dispatched 20 asccr.
tain the truth Of the report Tho party returned the
same evening, having explored the mountain without
finding any tTace Of Stuart or bis troopers.
There T. q rumor IN circulation that our vedcttes
pickcing Cedar Mountain recently force OF Rebel
cavalry engaged in constructing two bridges across The
Rapldan but nothing definite las been received at the
headquarters Of the cavalry corps.
Three men on picket duty few days since were cap
turcd by party Of Rebels who rcconnoiicring.
Surgeon Charles o. Ledy Of the 9th Corps. was re-
lieyed a few days since. and assigned TO duty under
AfnJor.Gen. Couch. Dr. ). a. Holman, formerly Sur.
geonin.ChiCfof Gen. Perys division succeeds him as
Medical Director OF the corps. Brr.G Gen. Wright OF
the eth Corps was called TO Washington day before yes.
terdI on special daty Brig Gen. Russell commands
tho dyis on during lls absence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

II seems mockcry If the nations calamity 10 write
four columns about TIE tenure OF Office while the ten
nrc of Government, Individual life property, happiness,
honor and Independence, are all in jeopardy
1t is the discussonOf such questions this that in
creases popular aprchensions, augments the public
gloom. and causes MN 10 despair OF the cause. The
great heart Of the nton is absorbed in contemplating
sympathy with the nced grievances OF this politician
or that senator; tsympathles deeply and earnestly
with Mr.. Davis in he great responsibility that rests
upon him; ID looks most charitaby upon all errors; 1t
sinks into despOndelcy and despair when f,con. at
such an hour scckshe qualification OF III little almos-
tiles 10 the great derment OF the public cause. Mr.
Scmmes might havclearned from Mr. Burke that Ito
innOyate is not TO rfforn."
He will not lind. the public life Of Mr.. Burke. any
effort change tn principles Of the British Govern
meut during the lines Of the French Revolution.
The Committee ecrtains no supcrstitous reverence
for the past" Mr. Burke said, that those who never
look back Ia their ancestors viii never look forward TO
posterty." The Committee announce that they are
growing weary Of bo idle talk about the wisdom Of
their ancestors IS solomon says; foods despse wis
dom and nstructiu"-and truly, at this time, ." Wis
com creth without she utcToth her voice in the street
in the city she ufcreth her voice-saying how long,
ye simple ones vii ye love simplicity and the scornors
delight in their seeming, and fools hate knowledge"
We commend " HE Proverbs to the Committee on
the Judiciary; andtO the House OF Representatives We
would earnestly apeal in behalf ~ the country that
politicians shout, modify their schemes when the
actual "oNircncies II the times" do not endangor all
that is worth presevng 90 The people and The eoantry
Let fight the pbc enemy, and FOL Gods sake. let
the minor questions about Cabinets remain for dis
cusson in Z" the piping times OF peace
DIED.
Henry Nye, son of the late Capt. Allen Nyc
Of Sandwich Mas. died at Mobile on the 18th January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
The Ninth Army Corps.

A meeting of gentlemen was held at the Fifth
avenue Hotel saturday evening Jan. 30 in pursuance
Of the following call:
DEAR SIR: Gen. burnside 10, b,e suhon1cd 10y tie Presi
det 10 recruit the OH Army Coi 10 0oO men, and head
ousrtrrs have been cabhoi IA tl. city fug i. puros,
The record Of the 9th Army Corps is too well known to need
detailed mention From RosnSae to knoxville through the
c.na-ns Of North Carolina Nrgnla Maryland NicksbuTg
lud Tennessee has fought It's wy to the noble fame il
Anon regiment, T. the 5lsi NcwYorl State Volunteer,
rsis,d In th city Ia 1861 and returned after seven cam.
parns Foufthis Of tbs regiment have reoned aud are
now anxious MI mp tier numbers end rcium 20 the field
You are invited 20 meet viii ~ Al the finh Avenue Hotel
Room H. Saturday evening next lanuary % At y H. to
consider how tie purpose Of Cen Iudo may DO best pro
JonS A. srKvrs, IonS J. Greco
i.sE. NJ snowS S. NJ n. \ n Enlssrlt'
T IgSs fIIrsTos. GEORGE GPbixE.
Tho meeting was called 10 order by Mr. John A.
Stevens. and Jonathan Sirges was appointed Chair.
man. Mr.. John Austin Stevens. Jr.. was named as
Secretary.
The call was read and the object Of the meeting
stated. Gea. burnside who present with several
Of his snfr made brief and interesting statement Of
the gallant services Of the Ninth Army Corps which
had shared his fortunes from Roanoke to Knoxville
Among the regiments be particularly named the 5lst
Eew.York State Volunteers. lie stated his views with
regard TO the Corps.
Col lie Gendre of the 5lst NeW.I0rk was called upon
for statement Of the condition Of the 5ls Regiment
and gave an Interesting account OF its services.
On motion Of Mr.. Charles Butler, seconded by Mr..
Morris Keclum Committee OF seven was appointed
to carry out the objects Of the meeting with power to
call public meeting, collect funds and take such
urcs as would efcctuay carry out the views of Gen.
Burnside.
The Committee consists Of Messrs. James NJ. Brown,
j. Butler Wright Howard Potter, Robert b. RoOse.
welt, Elliot Il. Shepard, John Austin Stevens Jr Robt
Morris-.John Austin Stoyens jr., Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
FRON THE MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT.
Retreat Of the Rebels 1T
EeinsggOld and Baton.
HAROEE GONE TO MOBILE.
The Capture of Mobile Locked for.
Huntsville, Ala, Jan. 81, 1904.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Jan. 81, 1864.
have Just arrived here from Chattanooga.
Before left Gen. Palmer had Just returned from re-
connoisance TO Ringgod and Dalton The main force
OF the enemy had undoubtedly left and General Palmer
thinks they marched toward Gen Longstreet ior the
purpose OF invading Kentucky
Since arriving here have obtained information which
satisfies me that Harlee has reinforced Mobile
An attack has undoubtedly been made on Mobile
within five days past Persons here have solicited per-
mission TO go through our lines n attend relations
wounded at Mobile.
Positive information may be expected Of an at
tack on that place, and its probable flll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
ANOTHER INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
REPORTED ADVANCE OF IMBODEN.
He Will Reach Harrisburg if Possible.
No Force to Intercept or Pursue nim.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
HhRRISBURg Monday. II

tTtcItI DIS pdtcl 70 The Y. 7. Tnbune
HARRISBURG, Monday. Fob. ,, IsGI.
a report prevails here tonight that Imboden
crossed tic Potomac near Sir Johns Run below Han
cock, three miles, He VIII aim AZ CLambersbarg and
the Cumberland Valley and viii reach IIeni'bsTg il
possible Imboden is daring and perseyerng. lie has
artillery Infantry with him except two sections of
six pound battery. There is no adequate force TO
pursue or intercept him. The Goth end 2ls. pnnyl-
yania Cavalry have just been dischaIged from the
service. Gen. Sulvans force Is inadequate pns~ae
him successfully.
Governor Curtin Is 1T Dellfont.
Speaker Penny has onlerci Senatorial elec-
ton to FIJI the vacancy occssonoi by tie resignation %
Major White. nar' prisoner at Saushury, y. 6. The
election ekes place on tee 10Th inst This eoen viii
give one majority to the Caion mon in ON sonai'.