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In rsilrng from ths sbaVs dnn. { tlta ibls
Tfssa1s1 q reforming ms fhtrks % ~ rGiic far
the very liberal pfr0nale eKte1ded tEtfa alsI -.
lict eoniinaaEce % the sstoe - ms IA riirinef
0ct5-A MILfON C0CAllL.l-
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THEATRE-Miss Mary Mitchell takes
her final benefit this evening, and has
selected for the occasion Boucicaults
famous play Of 'sThe ootoroon " She
appears az Zoe, the octoroon, in whom
she interest Of the piece centres The
play being unusually long there viii be
no afterpiece-
We bcspeak for the fair beneficiary
an OVERLOOKING house
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NEw THEArRE- Avoaia Jones
is to take her farewell benefit Of our
public tonight, and announces for the
occasion an entirely new drama Apart
from the honor which must fall upon
my theatre the boards Of which 50 es-
Unable lady treads, and the ''heavy
miss we shall have Of her beautiful
face,lit VIII be many day before an
actress Of such talents comes again TO
Nashville therefore should this eve
ming be duly and especially honored by
the gathering Of "many forces in the
new theatre The play viii be "The
Sorceress, a drama Of powerful ef-
feel" as it called on the bills, and the
part Of JansTt IS one which employs
some yet unti-ied phases il Miss Jones
powers. The piece is TO be produced
with new and beautiful scenery, and
the final tableau Is said to lie start
ling one
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The Federal Court for West Tonnes
see, in session at Memphis for several
weeks, adjourned Saturday.
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The weather changed suddenly on
Wednesday evening, and was quite bra
cling yesterday.
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Or. CoLEmAN's
Private Dispensary.


While humanity continues to be in6rm
and man is prone TO err, and the cOnse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes
his tins and talent to the relief of this
species of human suffering is not less
Philanthropist than he who seeks to relieve
any other affection to which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure it.
DR. COLEMAN has devoted large portion OF
his time to the cure Of the class Of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. lie has duly qualified
himself by study and experience to perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monisls OF the press which he mas
quoted in his card, ere a guarantee to the
afflicted for his skill and sttainInonts.
His Office is Ga North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 5e2. augj
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We are indebted TO Cone, Tunnel
& Co, for the latest Chattanooga Ga
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-14

Mr. Nelson declines TO serve on the
copperhead electoral ticket, because he
does not wish to engage in politics
The Chattanooga Gazette states that
Mr.. BLIZZARD also declines.
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5ouahs. Cold. Consumption.


Coughs, Colds. CONSUMPTION.
coB6Hs, cOLDs. CoNsUMPTION.
COUGHS, coz S, O EsUMPTI N
G UGHs, co Is. CO&si MPTlON
COU5HS, CO d, co SUMPTION
eWAYNc - FslMPOi Nd sYR 2 ~ IL CHERRY
SWAY rs COMPUTfSfs ~ UP WILD ca r y
sWAYNE's G, MOUND sYR P WILD CnEREY
SWaYNES g MPOFSD ~ UP VI CHEkI.Y
EUsES AID. C0MPLA = 8
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
c RES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURhS ALL CstMFLA MIS-
or THE TAROA3 B2E ssf AND lungs.
OF THE THROAT, BHEAST AND LUNGS
OF The THr Off, BrEAST And LUN.-s.
OF The TbROAT, BREAST ND LtfNG7
i foothes fbe Irritation d che rrue0ua raeu5nsne
Whiet nes the ~ passages. and , hieh e1Fes -
mach distress, ca sing tickling OF rlsirg in ire
threat, promotes sxpectos afiun, loose No tough
natter Nhich q - up the Fes ~ the fhrft ali
iungs thus mailing TIE patent % hresfh he re-
natural. II tfauistss the power 81 Ok staon. scd
has performed many cures, SKIER % Al human
probability iFcouid nos be ts0ssih D.
PraraEsi oay b. Dr. 5HAFSE soN. No go
North Sixth &c Ph4ladslph a sold ~
W.. 4 g " Smith, Druggists,
Cor. Chu 'eh ana Vine 3is-s
septs2ssat& Wed7n Nashville.
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Instead Of being burnt, the Cinein-
matt Commercial has been put IN new
dress. Confined success to the Com
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-14

GRATEFUL THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE HE HAS RECEIVED
H the shathe
which has
Penn in
ChroReaa dAceG
Pyn the
onsofd the
&C.
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THU UNION hae the largest
ciroelesfion OF any - eysiFpasyeg- an
Tenne.esoe--@ifs City add A may
circuliftton more shan oisu5Ie any
other paper -
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BADGE co.

GOLD SILVER BADGES FOR
y 4th. 9th, 10th, l4th, 18th, i6lh,
18th, 18th aud 25rd Army Corps,
with Name, Company and ReEi-
menl beautifully eng aTeds at
$3.50 each, OF Gold st s..
American Shields 81 each, in
silver also BAD ges for every
Corps constantly on hand
We also send 70 the amy q 6ns
7oid Pen, with ebony or exten-
sion holder At 81 each. A IL
karat Cold Pen, with rubber re-
verse holder, s. each. Ala karst
q ID Pen, with sosid silver ex-
tension holder, So each or q de-
tach q lever moYement, in ster-
ing silver case, medium size,
polished cap, sl7.
Magic timskeepers, made ex-
pTessly Tor soldiers, in sterling
SILVER, engins-turned easss $50.
~ an seitf Jysmail On reeeipt
Of Priec.
EE-AH large orders i0iHreceire
q liberal prsmsa1t.
Circulars sent free 10 sny
nQrFels
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For SALE-A fine new residence on
Church street, eleven rooms; price, 3d.
O00. Apply Immediately to H. G. SEQ
vel ol3-2tz
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sHIeJ at reduceu rEtes, bne IOIIoWlng goods,
to-wit:
100000 fine assorted Cigars,
100000 cheap %
l75 Caddies' Ladies Fine Tobacco.
loo 4" Fig Leaf aud sweet +"
so butts Natural Leaf Tobacco,
IS gross Fine Cut q in foil.
so kegs in bulk.
100 gross Smoking Tobacco.
so cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
Is Sardines.
81 boxes Hamburg and W. r. Cheese.
As cases Maltby's Cove Oysters.
so Fresh Peaches.
IS New Apple Butter.
81 Eastern Pickles, pints and OTIS.
30 kits Mackerel, Nos. l, 2 end 3.
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TO the Suffers of the Army Of the
Cumberland.

A. & NJ. LANDSBERG & CO., Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square and
Market streets, have on hand and offer for
sale, at reduced rates, the following goods,
to-wit:
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The regular" physicians Of Boston have ad-
yaaced their prices for gle ys In Of regular
nom - TO 80; for first visit In eonsnta
ton ire foe fred at from IS 70 $40. for visit in the
night or between the hours OF O'Clock ?. m. and {
. N. from s5 70 sl0
Peter Amy "old Pete" well-known colorcd
pousoass OF New Bedford died few days since aged
% yearsL He fought under Commodore Porter in the
old Essex and had clear recollection Of MILDLY Fsrrs
gut" " Pete" mas esteemed - Aterenty pairlouc
nan.
The work upon the Lake Tunnel at Chicago
il bring rapidly pushed forward. One shA has been
sunk and oyer ations viii soon be commenced upon the
oai,r terminus Of the work
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National Covenant Yoa even vent 80 far "A 10 resolve
that you would not "purchsss foreign Injuries when
you could conveniently obtain American Nov. thi'
vas something Flora for yoa TO say and proved 'ha'
those fossil remains which you cal Jour affections
have stirred little in behalf OF your country. Nov"
have no doubt they would stir grea; deal more act
ively in this vy II YOU should become convinced that
your dear papas ability to purchase uzuries OF S7y
kind vii soon be gone II You and the rest Of your com
tryvomen continue in tine u 20 send to Paris or
all those lovely things which make yor now sueh an
enchanting establishment to dry goods. Beside Tbs
dear flora believe there Is place down IN your
heart that might be touched make you quite IN
earnest in this matter In spite Of what that naughy
nan sad when be was beating tattoo on his LAT
while you were crying and sobbng so Now. just rouss
this heart Of yours b. going TO visit tie hospitals
where or wounded soldiers lie sick. See them lying
thc7e so brave and 70 silent In al their pains suffering
without murmur. dying without groan, mover th,aS'
ing they have done too much io their country Go and
scs them and then you IL say. " II my foreign hreFy
diminishes his mans little pay for lis noble work then
away with IL forever"
A surgeon in charge OF one Of our hosp'tas-one
who spends his life among wounded solders-said 20
tailor who was measuring him or his sumner suit "
have but one direction give to you and that Is that
NY clothes uust be made Of American cloth Won't
Won say tue same dear orai In hope and trust that
you will. an believe me. most faithfully yours
WasiirgioH. June 30. ls6i. HoL
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

An Australian paper SAYS that five grains OF
the extract OF beladonna dissolved in one ounce Of
cinnamon water and given in doses OF Is drops twice
or thrice day g. children Of ten years oil age ana 70
others in proportion. Is q preventive {" cOn'asoh
frvm sosrletina
Cant. Stone, whose certificate was suspended
in connection with the accident TO the CunaTd steam
ship Africa of Cape Race has been restored to the
command Of that vessel
A kind of fungus has been discovered near
Talbot South Australia v ich looks sxpctly Ike afate.
snate-when Il Issues from the grtnnd IT makes a
aOiss like rdfilesgdt,
The English Royal Academy pictures have
boon 40 much injured by being rubbed against by
crinOne that special measures have been taken ioI
their protection
II is stated that the proprietor of London
theater is about 20 produce the Pommeras tragedy 81
has agents IN Paris buying up ali the properties
OF poor Madame Paw. The victim
French lab0rer has been keeping 1000
Franc note pascd upon the wall Of his room for years
He simply thought II vas pretty picture as ui@ Las
friends e. ,
Paper has been successfully manufactured
from maize esves at the Schlagemith nanuiaetory OF
Vienna
A monument TO 81 Humphrey Davy is to be
erected al cost Of $1,000 his birthplace, PenEanoe
Cornwall Engsnd.
A new light from magnesium wire has been
discovered and patented 1t not DEAR and Is Oh gfe'
There are in England I,765 peals Of church
helIs varying from twelve 10 four bells each.
Dogs in Ireland killed :, ;s24 sheep during the
The Garetts de FroHce says that the late Smith
OBren died In exile "at Bangor. In the EAs' Andies
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NJ. N.eCirre Mrs Stevenson, ss Q Orsn' vs.. 49,
Hi,. Mr. Miller Mater butier Master o'Ant $3.50
$500. s.eS-a A Morton. Ohio. Ihosss tio
~ 4. Buzsiay H.vans Ass.rrsJ .ntf b.'ia.1o.ns'
W., ana Nrs n 4 Fsnshs~s. y Mrs mn't, ~, ~ So.
a.. u,Jj NJ, Crsc. Mus y Miller. Nassau Nj y oans
.si,-s Mr., b stuart and ais' stn'r, L,T,,PoSr
c. Iyusn J. Masee jr Coysn n sesi1y a.. p,,,o.
Hs~. s,d esd J. Bsrrrrs. Barren W y'.,ne ~ ~
rae NJ AMI Mrs " LesaaA Eve sh lirn ana ~, .sI NJ,
" Rrsshow- ai,. VI A. Dawes Mi. r. e., N u.s.,
A. Ban " Asrrrvehea. ". A BerriH'aH' 'AP~ u "e0'
Rev ~ Hsaiforf Miss berrynfn' A., n n,.. - .hilA
- s.-.lf, Crut ssr Irnf5n-Nrs Y. pauss sfo sni...
C. p ~, W, sad c6il Ms, N,non wash. Hfs Tgra
VI IA s,rpF.r. sp3 dy Niiss Lisfe Gray ~. yi1
a.. .,f R,';.g Nj. l@us B.xho0s-f Aiss hesf's1,
K5ort, NJ, M.ry Koouv, R~y Mm A,-,s,on' y ~,
n Xi,e-nssr Rev D. j. Wash J. +. Boilers J9,9 ~.
~. r. Peloa a. P-rssno Gee Sgssrs aDl Two ehi1,vn,
To brook sud lady, Ma Lsa-s Mathew, A 81 Lam.
NJ, yeleie Pertru = c. gryet and ls3ya rsn 1ssnne
Nor.nd P,ack K-rnan Heury finchen. 2 fpNi ~" -,
J,o'seps rhrfs.a A. Hammond, scni Hammond 'aPe
n ,.egv,Iip H,s foy LrerrooH. heiEiyre, Mi., 'ani
M-frtvre Nj and Mrs a. Z Calmly aud ca4d 81. t 80
Nh. Geo Tu,se;s and chAd ;. hr''' a. No '''' 49,
f4 h. ate
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II vii thus De seen that timothy u best E-et A4tth
and clover VIXEN DRY.
one OF TIE reasons why farmers have not grown co
yer for Winter forage 20 greater extent :. that i IS
considered difficult 20 cure Part OF this GlHcIIy =
purely imaginary. d" Tho modes" SAYS wllter upon
the subject " q curing clover hay widely differ IL he
ncighboThOod. some let II 20 - seed tei0fe cut
ting then dry aud turn Il III. many u the leaves and
bulky clover sticks Others cut IL Slen the blossoms
begin g. show fork il the day into snail cocks
ana then LEI II stand several DAYS either Will N win
ont hay caps TIL dry enough 10 cart Laitcrly II las
been Oundsaf to cart IL the day o. a. soon as
wied being careful only 10 avoid aI;heia moisture
and 10 MI Up the bent within three or four days
or before II begins 20 sweat. Hay improved By sweat
ing and chan giug color Ike tobacco. When i begins
sweat sAORld Lot b. disturbed til tie sweat over
The moisture and steam vii % the top. 10 matter
what the hight and the top the only pa. II danger
foot Of straw OF top aosor0s tie moisture ana safe
the hay.
"One farmer out y TO "a tuns % mixed timothy an4
clover and osrted rs fast cut without REGARD u
weather Straw placed on the top 10 absorb rois
ture. The straw rOttet but the lay turned out good
Another I'VE Of clover raked nnd cooked
IL all IN DAY. Threatening rain caused It's hIrren
carriage tie following day. Il occupied beat anu Aa
In the barn The fall bent came out bright and good
except sboot s inches OK the top The hall bent Wss
partially injured By adding other fodder aud thus .sep
ing the in Another knew Of 80 20 40 tu1s OF nay
being cut and csrted tie day The nov smoked
sweat and gensrated t0adstoOls but only the top ws
spoiled The balance sweet and good. tie blossoms
were unchanged. and the cattle lapPed Is down Ike
msal"
Ths CHArRxAS-I have lately conversed with n,1
who had Just finished the cutting OF IS acres in Norwich
Conn and sold the crop al s2 tGn. taken from tht
cock In the hed. At that price. would clover be prot
liable eropi Several members said yes cured IN tie
manner stated IL the article Just read
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAsBRR.-JrL i3.-Be'srs Ju'tis'
BARNARD.
TIKI BrRDsALL TRUsTfEsHTP AGATS.

IIiB BIEDSALl III ST t>hlE AbAlHs
Daniel c. Biri,sli ct e. s,t John Livingston - s. ,
This Was another phase OF matters connected
with tie celebrated Winter estate and wach has Of late been
before ne Courts n vsrl1u- a.pects.
IN this Bd.ar and William Winter bronsht ~ s'tien
partition the rro and the Jh Of Ju1e last moved
Tor G receiver which denied.
~ the tine commencing the seton Briss oofilr-f al
injunction restraining Livingston G0m collecting OF RECEIVING
any Of the reuts
LIVINGSTON now moves % dissove The Injunction on the
grounds that Bria il collecting the reus " said premises
and that be iyugsou has pad ont ccount q tie
estate than le has received and TIE further GROUND that
Judge Leonard having denied tho motion for receiver the
ili melton fills.
On behalf ofMr Bridal e stated in the ar iav's y"
Livingston largely Indebted 30 the estate Of rer h- le
cited b- 70 Dr. cate o Queens Comfy, 20 show
cause why be should BE- punished r contempt ir not
PAYING oseasrtan moary drcT-ed TO b. pad ~ ssd sur
gate Ia February last and due 20 he next o. an OF "or-
Win.rr which moneys lie has received Q, sdmni''fi ri
J. Winters ests.e. thu, he had been Vi1s.lng
ffe iriunc.ign served bin, ard was gn.ty or
contempt aui t-ref1r- hsd status IA Court inst he WAS
n-agoring keep Winter from getting any on me income
VI n n perry and that tne junction wold Pc a
viftus abandonment ~ he whole estate 20 Lrh.oi 20
,ls- er end appropriate 20 h Il was also con-
tended on beh ii Mr. Birlsl that The facts a. 10" Pre-
..ntrd eu.e him to tue appoi. tneni of receiver
Anr hearing the argumer the Court denied tae motion
o. Dissolve ths Injunction With costs against Livingston and
sr11u'sd receiver pdsnss Ike OF al Ito rents an incomes
OF Lis laIg~ e-tstf
Samuel O. Courtney opposed and for appointments oi
Receiver.
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suIPPINC INTKLLlGRNoE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1,


Cleared.
S..,m,hios-Ar,bis tBrl Hockey, Liverpool r Cunard
melbourne Brl Freud. London, Grinueu Mininrn 20.
Ocean Queen. TnkePaugh. AsgnwAl D. h' Aeni iI1"s
Couch Nv Orleans. Lui am, U-ineker co.
steamer, Novelty shaw, Phsleiplia L9Pc5 hIAPss
rict; Baltimore Lewis Nsshs gton. J. Hand JoseP"'"
Thompson Curiif Bait more, " Dalk'lL
Brk.-Gub-ele lsall, Colo5a Isrrasena' p Hsr,agaa
Co Rrloioh fhrN Lrpers hremru fhnch, Me,nt y
Wendtt N.rciie irrusl Freymouh, Cors. Fnrch Mshes
Wrnlt. Hes.uey tNofy OYusetd ,snitr, s.-.N
Mein.ke Weui,i NsUaoa .Dan.l hros' bnrp', 'unNh'
Nc,nrse Werlt; Car.oa lRrlAl, etensfaHe, b''nelt
Knaath Nuchot & Kuhn; T. W bolb-ook .r'cssi 'i-n'
fuaros Brett son Co lndus e lfofwh lohho'e'' INV
wen, Fuuch, Ms.ncks a Wendt 49, , =, N -, 4
Bfir.-yenus tBrl DunuiuE Foso, W. y II; houin
Sons rrtcss (Br LsPTvAr, Port a. Prince H. dc Oota0
co. - u
; hoouers-rlannah Ann. Fuaukiin New-uaTcn' H. :.
g,rkrtt son sarah Helen. stewart, N hprsgle, Va
bentley su,th S Co W H. Mitchell, El'on. hos.9n fls
Carnon Ross Ch'ncoieagu-, a. G. Ravens g. A. Nasn'
Durko Saltm Hoyoke Moray A0sel.e, leprg Neihert
CroWel Paine, breidon, DAVIS, Boston SsnionyK VI
Niekarson, Samucrsdes r. p. d. X. Do VOL, Fiors
tBrl brown Havana. " &. Rahmingi Anna TOR D. " az
Il. John. a. b., Wilson q Csmmsni X D. 9mlih We
poft Roysl Murray Nephew Dr. Efeski' oecE Hoi"'n'
A. ;. Racket \ sons.
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p,..e,rrru Arrived

N s.ss-,iir 8,s'raislls from ilr.rro-M, 'ns Ms
Nrs saa Me- Prnse, J. b. Brown Sanchea ~ hu ~
Al. N,it : Foot IN fan d. Ar. Duuhim snd isng %,
P,.ersou' NJ 0Sertaec. Mr. Linier, Nr Rrenreo -
Nor-'.on M Goodman ! b. Sprng Loud htsnutan r, y
S'ss 81 b cgnara o. Eir.ns Z. nirus MI hotose', az
Tsyior Mr. Embury Mr. schifsnpels j. H. A,,He' :. ="
s-..h 4 F~rish II Ro.rub4ch. C. {. Peck II: c. i,9cA
s. : Bo-In Nj Wood. Roht Nico, = thuchi :. y e.. -
fr1 q ard John Bow don. Ms Tale and dsusnter ~
Irs,e K.uinF J. n Msith~ws J. Coleman Srs he.too es
Evan, 81. Bot,..i .nd infant. A. A. Longoria VI N
,lr g,sla H. : lew ; nOwicy. ;. Lock snd i.'Y ~
Iisser Nj Lee r Howell Mr. Kendall AID lady feH2 ia
Iioy3 NJ Moore NJ. schaaTtE. X. hcNaile9, ~ ; a.
min q Brooniley Jas SAore J. b. Nu.s Ar Coro' "h
h, ~ J,hr Re-. FROM Fo,'vso A,n,oe-AD-
Gen " r. suith several Of l.s .,-d sud others
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nInn- Cln.r nj the Pn,t-omr..

NcwYor saturday,. July l6.................. loi m
Thursi,y July P. m
Sauri.y Juy II p. m
Juy II P. IN
For California. Oregon. Washington Territory, and
.N Observation-Disclosures .. ~. and II p. m
Nor.h-Aihsnv Builio aud Csnaias.5 a and = o. M
North and W.. Wy Mll...................... p in.
Western ksii ie Rsilr0ad.....J o. no mi y p a.
Southern lti nth Western M45 e. me- A. y ADD tt p %
Ea.frrn A. L., II AID q. p.
t~wport a'd fall Rlvcr. ...s.sssss; p m
Tie Lou! Island Mail closes st..,.,.....5 a. NJ aud p m
sujsy Mals-On SUNDAY al mails close as....... IL p.
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PASSENGER Sailed.

n ..s.stp Ara1ta. jar Qze-z,,ovs aad LsVe7pe9i-
Ma Andsrson Mrs. d. Loysnce and child and s@rysui Miss
Lawrenee Ma Commodore Vanderbilt and ..rvsn Ch.s r.
W-lns A O. Tsnbr0~p, Misc Kiuny, hsdsns shot,el. r
Psj.dss Mr. Wa. Topping N. X. de Cruz Mr.. srd Ars T.
Pisnsponi and child, Ms. Pierspont Mr. .nd hr. J. A
Crane Ais Crane and servant, O. Tr1eoa, WIN A. AiLen
Ar End hrt J. c. Rooster Mr. and Mira Geo Asnley foaT
children and servant Aiss c. Manly NJ and Mrs. T. 1rubA
D. Owen David stuart. l. Loeb, D. Rankin Asins Ward
hs. Manly and Mas bAx wood L. sharPssin, Rich Hay
Msdass Cos-rsnssi sbid and servant, NJ Bsses ard hs
R..,o Havana. A 2 Bramo.io NJ Ssszar Havana Nr. and
Mrs ABrnsy T. Jus.eE child and servant. jose Pino C.
Pinto Ceulrs America Jose O. d hsrq1-z y OWN Ga1lo
sll p Berno, Ssnfrsecisc0 Y De 0onzs.sI Mira Aoa0n
chdrso servant Ars D. Acwgi. Nj acd NJ. Hshsa
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Ny DEAR EXQUISITE You've LADY; Pray
pardon ne. most charuingiy- ar-ayed creature
place myself in yOur way for moment ana Dc
seech your attention 10 matter Of more concern 70
you than you perhaps imagine. know that you nave
already given s0zs attention to this matter aud IN
your own polite and smisbe way have attended pup
II" Meeting In Jour eiiy called 70 consider the Ladies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

A Quebec broker, named Healoy, has been
nra5ecucd for strange kind Of forgery. Il seems thlt
Tor years be has circulated number OF bis with Tue
forced Endorsement Of the Recorder and four other
well knoun men %; the cty. The persons whose nam .
were thus used were perfectly of the existence OF
these notes. but made objection 20 ne'r circulation
only caui0ning q few friends not 70 take them The
affair Is said 10 bear much the aspect ~ conspiracy
the maaner Of the operation. conviction can be
reached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

The last Legislature Of California passed an an
.ct 10 create a row county, to be called Coso. oe
So1rS-tc. are Arizona and Nevada on the east san
Ss-.a-diro and los Angeles the south the snmnii
Of The Sierra Nevada on the west snd on ne norm ,!
Mono Comfy The lire between Mono ana Coso ssI
on the Sierra, follows Big creek 40 r" !" Nv N~
ana thence runs doe east 10 Nevada
sr armed Rebels went, a fey days since, 10
.As bouss ~ Mr. Armand Price residing near Allen,
No and the wife Of Union soldier, demanding money.
Sac denied having sny vhereupon tbe{ Ioe on ~ nei
re- nInsy md the adjacent woods and made OF with
Scr clo.hing 500 Ia money and other Assic'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
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c. Ru.s-l r. G. Couaut. NJ. r. Hickman, C. n Rogers,
Maryland. Navss Title p. Brandywinc.
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