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vs. 2. GNFFrr 8. D., orner.l suV't !

Iprf PENNSYLVANIA CENIKAL
IOUf. r X. STANDARD GACGy AND DOUBLE
IRACK Al hgsA trains io he s By sais rosis ,,s s...
Tor Ch!esEo Mssakee 81 Pso ssd al ports IN sSe cefh
West Cres,ine IndiaHsgels Louisville, - Lon,s EVE
land COnn5Ss Csnsi1Isti and al points ~ us nos 80
Central r r. No Actor fIoose q Che Defo, ioot o.
COu.udtsi. ThrOGsL tias les,s New orr q oio~i
a 10 kIp.es via Philadelphia arrives u Phtseassh
s.iD =. = L.
EIpre,s Via Phfsss'PhI. arrives y fi'''SnFsh1
p IA. go -. 4, pt..-AA =.
On- Ihroush Train Sunday, va PHILADELPHIA leaving
gs~ era q Q. N.
~. ELIsOYI HassaSa AssAh Ne AstssllssN
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TnaMidi.
nVmESD NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,
Ee foa Brosav,y Nsw.Yerk, July Is 1874
OFFICE OF THE

a. Ths ceupssy has this day aee'srsd a SCRIP D''i
BEND or FIFTY PER CENT to tho Policy Hoideu en-
Sid participate in lac profits Of the Company basress
o. ys ending J1ns 60 1885, deliverable October TO- lisa
Ass, an INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT in
ss.A On u. scrip Of sss 1850 1851 1867 and 1862 payable
eseObss TO- 1894
Abe, rvsoisr sEMl-AyNU4L CASH DIVIDEND Of
sBvEN PER cEsyr payable stockholders theh legal
ssp,..snt.iives OF and sfssr MONDAY, lsth insA
fbls Company bAs also resolved TO REDEEM IN CASH on
- SStb day Of Angus, is SCRIP ISSUES on 1851 and
-. with IN oes cent intsrer sdded
GEO. HOPE, Prssi5sbL
q. a. LlHYeRT, Secretary.
Crxss PEck Assistsnt eecis,sry.
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cAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- yoa BOSTON. -.
"f IuN LE 6oSdsab n IN WIFI VI vf1IS.
IT., new sn& 'taure ssasrg Of he Norei linz,
CITY. % BOSTON agd CITY Or HkN-fOhk,
leave te'vi 4. iy fSWiays eKtApfetl O'Clock m
iron, Fisr No 81 North River, ioot Of NsstryaI,
FJA NEN-LONDON,
irs sornesry with the sean hes. EIrrei. Is' TIT 5s s
ce,tr Wcsee-ier ad Ns.hua add New Loaa0H 'Hd N'e'n
''S'' h 5. MARTIN, Assrs, "a tae flef.
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
"a we .'aS: ,El dePo, .tiooo NJ I'D San
d Sg .Isp E6ffcgP.,snser, for Saratoga Spring,
SATU AY can take The p ~ tran and sFie Al 'st' .
without ehinss Of car, 81 !, p =.
gTFW.JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
eV -2i 1ad isf BsiTiaGkE snd WASH O rOT
s 81 h, q ln - .. ~ and II ba.sht The I;39 ~
No., sv IA. rraiE sase, no eonnre,ioB Phi saeghA
Irsins TO- fhlaiei Slla sA.s AsT-i'i- a. 40 u
Nil lrARY rJCkETS VII No es rsseiygd, n ~ Ia m
Ar AZ = Tfi1. J. ". WODDklfFL
usS &, IA A.'it,u, su0oriHteOtsu: y. !. q. R:
DARTTAA AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
N poADlo Ls siFss .i Ea t.ai Ss s3 s is
Ga sd 40 WpSEsDAY ssI 5sss - &C. os.s f tIF Ii
fsai y A1s.sJ,s. Nora River daily tslsasys
eiss a. II I, NJ sEi AIS p come Gig With
ths T. saa D RA al fon s0nnSoh wiih trains 0f the
R.ur IL trni win issv. Long Bssn at 7S IA il;io
- so ,sss 80 :. H., High,snds fr fbonr.onl Shah
Aver station .or shark Rtvsz HsI-isSiord sad sq9sn
stages connect At HrYcae.'ef ard Wood1ans oi Ios
hiss Yer "a ? rtta apply T. oaoe IN the der.
ssa. at.tio tx 1s.s 70 Lon. BrsAoa Rsa Bsah &c,
- bs aAA % 'FPcai.onI 70 TIE C0-peaI 0res w. -
S''''''' WE p GRFFrr 9, r., General suHt
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NEW-JERSEY ZINC C0MPANY.-At a
meeting OF the Bcsd Of Directors Of Li Company held
nfhs sth day Of Juiy. 1864, SEuiANNUAL DIVIDEND
Of hour PER CENT va de,lsred tho Ccmmog and
Prefrred Stock payable aud Il Ter the 1T day ~ august
paIt 81 the Transfer Oco of tho Company, No. OJ iDtry
Ne,York Transfer Books viii be oJted from July
IS 70 August Is. - OIBLlr, Secretary.
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national STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PAHY.
GINiTgD3
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING 1T QUEENS.
Ma. ~ Tn. Co-rasGsy
oyEEE bgidns)...'... l'.''''''''''''.''''' -
ONTARIO bIdn.l. -
HELVEfiA iDu'idinsl 49, ~ -
VIRGIL '''.''s
- ~; a "a A. - r - =, o,y
PENNSYLVANIA, Bfookins saturday July
AND IN n11 itsS ,ITiuR61i TEaEAFrER
Tie cabin accommodations board hers sr,ef' sss IN
sns tie re; G y, her - s5 o,l.r In a
fhlRDCLAsS PASSAGE TO LNERPOoL-Si' In
eaueacy.
or vgae'. eie, b, u dns haT. 'hsi value expressed
tlere.n srs signed ,torefor.
Fer frsisht " pa'sage spPlyto
WILLIAMS 6 GUION. Nc. \ Wallet
1T1HE BRITISH IND NORTH AMERICAN
sEEs sE H%YAh k AID sf f1 AMSs6I CALLING
IN srrweFxA Al h S2t,h hAf'Y II3 rRpooL CALL
ING AZ HALIFAX AID coax HAKHoR.
asIA...........ssv,.8o Boston. Medlestsy yuy %
AUSTRALAsIAS.. es,os kew ri. Wednesday,, July q
FEPgPA ........l leave, ~ tuesy Aug .
sCOrIA.......eay caves dew ok. "Wednesday, Aug l.
PFRSfN.....,..,.besve. New York "Wednesday A. : "A
FRgA SEs9sSA 10 tivsRFvof-
CiefC lsin F.;ss .'ii...iri''.''''''@ =
bOsToN To LIVERPOOL
ClicfCnnin fasssee sssssssssstts VIZ y
nj Cabin "a .s.ssss.-sss - "
rsysbe gold is ,euivge- Ia United ei-Es. -uG.e1lJ
Berhl Aot s-cgfrd II Poid ior.
An rrcrfeucsd SursrJr hoard.
Tie Of thee. SHIPS NJ net be ace untsoie Tor SPECS.
erV.uabs ufess Bi 81 I-E. aasn. las Vs.s eIYs'ssd
.ro signed therefor
Fgffr,. ga .. P-sssre appiy to
T. CCSARD, 10. tBowlinyyrsen-
CTE4M WEEKLY N LIVERPOOL, touch
> ias At oueens'Ovvn Cork Hanoor)-Ihs ws..tnowa
ee,srs % the Liverpool New YCrS cd P.ad. irs steam
shiu CODpsnY tinms Line earyins tie u hs, sIs IN
ters.d 20 sci - afl~s. .
CRY VI
ta)' 5pl -
AID essry suocseds SAL CEDAl e. E0os isssi i'sf "
Nosih River
tATFs PAssAet,
P,vs5e n god o. la equivalent culfereyi -, a.
FIRST CABlS....... c61 90 SIEEkADE ..'''-rs x
FT., Cabin - loneoa- e . s.eeIsse 70 osd9'''. a. 81
Fst abin Paris. IS &c s,ser-ge % Ps...-' ~
Fsi .ia Hamburg " on ..sersgs - is4u Borg, y
p.ssess-Ts also ar1cd 20 Hssls bgsH-sEi hssIeS-A
AruseTp. &c, a. equally ios Tatss , - a..
Fsres from LiysfE~o Qteels.ovrt it 'aplo -
9En S;eeTsre 4J. JhCse Vho wiih 70 tend ss N'sh
III IL cen buy icAets he-e 4; uese r. "a
Fer further M 1fInstou apply the Company
JOHN y. DALI, AsrIt. No. - br'Ad"aJ' - I.
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Amnsemenis.
RARNrM- AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
% toe Gorgeous Ptnloul.ns -
N.ZUEA.

III n
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
nAzULAi
THs SlGHr OWL.
hvMse prs~nted Every AFTERNOON md E'rN
cI6wS S; as s' gsx 81 ssyySSdsA
VII appear, toss.hcr viii the attractive
CORPS De BALLET
andef the direction Of Mona CROSSE Ia. NAFrRE Do
BALLET " tie hS>k TROUPE.
The graceful snd . .ssns Ma Es.ESrISE. b Der
Mr. ,. n, CLIFFORD, the CtLEsRArsD ETHIOPIAN
COMEDIAN. "a n, l.vori1v Sons. Aad Jis Dances.
NasON.S ksM PATENT vENTlLAr0R DRIVEN
tArcssh he Lect1r, Room ssd Ma,ean y 90 EEET "
PURE COOL AIR PER MINUTE.
Ga SATURDAY JalylA
VIII be EIhibi.-A, ioT is- hrsr tine N Ame'cs.s
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
cALLEp
LokChEsTRloN,
Possessing rs fOWkk sEd roNE efs
Pull ORCHESTRA,
'''''''' Win nc cHUaca ORGAN
The f'oW, w %SiS Riffs ISS y
Louyertare IN fry -chutk
LOuYeTtuI- C- NoTtlA
fsnfss- sI-Le- HsEueu5's.
LOgveTsRrs de OaU.s sf-e- Isn.
LOuyer.urv Sss h8ke-.iots.
Lee Fe,eiia- "a bod d. Rain, VASE
Han K-uvgr VIII A- in sitesrc~ ~ each r-ysornaaDee
st sn BE ,iaibted every morning "a H. ana q. d u ~
u p "a.
BRonGH iii HERE NJ IN ~ psY SOLD ciIYi
FOUR SPLENDID SEALS JUST CAPTURED,
PAT cluLp GIANT GIRL1 kRENCH GlANr, PHI
ALsINO CHILDREN, BsACriFeL AouARlA, two
LIVING kAHGAROOS, LIVING PORCuPlNE, NINA
H0uDlNs 'AsiufTSoaGToSS WRITER. Tfis MUsicAH
rms. '''-'' IN ''''' ''''''' N'D 49, -
Ph-enolosl al rsmin.tlcns by Prof LIVINGSTON
Admission - coHt.i ehlidren nlder ten, 10 contA
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MsssI,,. lCRo, DAY toRi Nsw.Yo5h
- bSEIfs. WARELEI READ, Central CITY, Colorado
sss che celebrated bobai Fisk end oincT we.l'xno ~
t,,olus.py also Tunnel Claim OF SOW con1ocntve
III Of nearly mile IN len,th directly on tie ts Lode
2eedmsnsins immediately opposite Black f:sh Foit az
tIsca hawk CITY whol- proOefty smbsseps eTo iest
pll valuable quofi< mil nov IuoaBs snd Ia sacc9saiu
Sersiion. Ths Bebi oud tisk lodss are ooudeise hs
Eiosl sId best Ia tho Territory, having yeded larger
3apeunts Of gold tLau euy other Ia Cc'oiedo.
The Company confidently expecs to commence fng ~ "A
sse,v dny a monthly dividend Of Que per cent "a god
Subscription books Of the Comraay or OILY iIee neIn
sr Of shares are no open the eee LbERr H. NiCO
LAY esq No 50 Wiiam.st, the price ~ - per share.
Is 10 be paid Of the time Of description
Parties y no are dous securing any Of the stock ~ the
ove low price, are Informed th8t iae Company intend teik
Dc books shortly aof which line no stock will % sid cas-
dAEn par IN =.
Printed prospecuses showing the great value Of tbs property
sSths Company ready iot delivery
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Hleoieal.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
vi IN Pom We~ks by d. RiCORD'S ESSENCE ofLfrEs
Tai. wonderful Assnt will res,oEs Manhood 20 the nssy
81 sised Constitution washe sdsing Exeeasss, seA
Abuse The Eaecs- Of Cirnse. N4EIa Csasas The D4
ys rs 10 cara the most yecets 1. oaf webs Fn~
ne 10 Impossible. Dr.. NCOkD ESSENCE % lAkk u
iod With Injunction. Tor for 81 or four aasntb
lie. n Que Tor 20 Sent carefully peeksd r-ceps u RENTS
ssce bY HI accredited essni srss sseoR
II four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, Soe Agent u. b. No.
xI7 Hrcn-,,e-xf one door west 1ofu Bro sd~sy H. ",
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'THE- GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY F0H

i GOUT AND RHEUMATISM
Al sufferers Usn the sSoys e1ppit1 either al ressn q
lorz stan Ing, styissd 70 BLAlIpS GOVT AMI
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be reied spos ths nos@
sale aud ecius remedy offered paDde, and ave
bcsn universally useA d Europe for many years viii ~
Prspsr,d by PROUT 4 HARsANT No xs Strand, Los-'
don EasssJ, ard seld By their ASss;s WILLS cs-s
Il ran kin-st New ioTs. 80 ~ 20 3.
lief Majesty sufhorised the nsnss az
.idrers of THOMAS PROUr, 249 strand London 70 =
innpss seed npo the Government stamp sxsd 70 sseo ees
the K-ngin, medicine.
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finantldA



ENTLEMEN: / have called this special
W .e0s Of th. yord - .abtnit 90 yOa statement Of tne
esnr ard s1pensss OF tho Railway fUr The si az months
tris ,hst may por.usu.s The psc5 hys
permanently ,dsptA distrhue dividends - The share
Lod-Ts portion OF ne ut ezrBiDg 0i ths aAi way ine
earning monthly have been a. foioE.. - -.
al h. al
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OFFICE of the COLUMBIA FIRE IN
" su0ANCE COMPANY, No i6l Broadway, NeS. T ora
July "a lesfa Board Of Dsectora buve is day d-cnfe
Divided of FIVE PER CENT, free of Governments Tar
osysee o,lsle,uard EDWARD kEAENS, SECRETARY.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
OLe.sss ana DiIectre-s. Jchn We<A
SECOND WEEK
ENGLISH OPERA,
- MADAME cOMrE BORcBARp,
Mr WM CASTLE,
AND NE. g {. CAMPBELL,
Together With. -
POWERFUL COMPANY aud CHORUS
whose Performance Ashy sacit he Ptoro1' spPssss
YULL AND FASHIONABLE ACDIENCEa
THIS EVENING,
Aubers Grand Opefs Of
FRA DIAVOLO.
Z-rins. Nine. Compte BoTchsrA
Lady Ale AsL LOUISE Mysfs
lrs DiaYo.s. W tsses
Lorenzo W stcf Inca
Lord Aleash....,....,s...... ny j. W Nfel
III = u Salsporu
Gfseolno. ......................,..M Warren White
Msiteo. MI > ttNs
CONDUCTOR, .............Mr. ANTHONY RrIFy.
MANAGER Of OPERA......,.Mr y. n bAhEh
IN rrepaTsllon Bailr's beautiful Opri-
THE ROSE OF Castillo
peofs open AZ "A, the Opera will commence secleeA
Seats sscuTsa three dsys IN advsuce
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Cys1oE oy TRx MElcaAkfs lssuRAScE CossANf,}
rsNHE Board of Directors have THIS DAY
4 declared Il sEM.-ANNUAL Dividend q TEN TO
J. l.. DOUGLASS Secretary
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OTp1cR Lxsos Ems KS Co, No. 10 WALI-sT
rg,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. complying
4 with the new law have THIS DAY declared Semi
Annual DIVIDEND q FIVE Per- CENT, pysaie on de
nsnd fres Of Government Tar-Ne~ York, July ~, l4
WALTER AZ FkANhlAN secIo1a!
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orncs YoNEERs AND NEW. York fisE lSs Co..,
No l6i Broadway, Nsw-fcRK, July, Is, ls6+. :
TTNFE Beard Of Directors have this day de-
K cpred sepai Annul Dividend Of FIVE % PEN CENT
free iron, Government tax, pay abic on dri1anL =, 49,
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MINI
TRUSTEES.
IAMEs ". ELWELf. esq Of lie Finn Of jaime, w. Eiwen
z, Co.. No 81 south At.
8oHN p. YELvERTON, esq, President Of The hsnf Of
Moth America
%5oMAs FOSTER, esq. Late Of the Firm Of Fostsr
Stephenson.
JAMES D. FISH ESQ, President Of the Marine Bsni
SAMEs Ia HATHAWAY, esq, Merchant, No. III Pssr-'t
&oBERp r. PEltl,IS esq. Cashier Of he BgtsssD end
pr0yert fans
PRgsiDHET.
THOMAS R. FOSTER, esS
BAysKRs
MARINE BANK.
aECKErtR~
~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


LOUISVILLE, Jan. PA letter in the
New York Herald from our feet of Mo-
bile says that the English man-Of-
war Sioux was with the feet seeking
permission to go to Mobile. Oar feet
were firing into a steamer, name un-
known, aground on the bar.
Charleston is gradually crumbling un-
der the heavy Smelling Of our batteries,
night and day, at intervals Of ten minutes.
Gen. PleasantOn, of cavalry, orders all
rebels making war on our forces in Fed
eral uniforms, to be shot.
Brighten. Getty has been assigned as
chief Of artillery on Gen. Meade's staff.
New YORK, Jan. 25.-JOe Graham, a
Canadian, beat young BrOmgOld, in a
prize fight near Flushing, Long Island,
on Sunday morning. Forty-six rounds
were fought.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Govern
ment has received additional informa-
ton of the contemplated attack by the
rebels in Canada on Johnson's Island,
and have placed 3 sufficient force at 8
proper point 10 defend it.
Senats-The Judiciary Committee has
been discharged from the consideration
of the resolutions relating to Senator
Davis. Ga motion of Davis the resolu-
ton for his expulsion was made the
special order for tomorrow.
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Arrival OF the steamer Etna.

New York, January 24.-The steamer
Htns, from Liverpool on the 6sh, via
Queenstown on the 7th, has arrived.
In the French Corps Legislatif, several
amendments to the address were intro
duced expressing great sympathy with
Poland, and declaring it expedient to re-
cognize the Poles as belligeIents.
The committee on the supplementary
credit asked by the Government warns
the Executive against dangerous enlarge
meat. 1t unanimously advises that an
end be put to the Mexican expedition as
the honor of the French Government will
permit. The committee wind up By pro-
posing the adoption Of the bill.
The King of Denmark issued a spiri-
ted wsrlike address TO the army, and
calls on it 10 uphold the honor of the
country, by force if necessary.
A Copenhagen telegram says about
14,000 troops of the reserve have been
called out.
The report that an English and French
feet will soon visit Copenhagen is con-
tradicted, but the fact that the English
channel fset is recalled homo lends some
color to the statement. German troo DIS
in Holstein show continued activity.
Official correspondents of Vienna caution
the minor German States against percep-
tible action against Denmark, and warn
them against carrying out an attack. Il
is reported the excitement is increasing
throughout Germany.
Az Vienna fhpra IA a ,,nfvo-s.T boJ,o 8
in war In the spring. The rumor that
the new King of Greece had Quilted
Athens in despair of regulating the con-
fusion is not confirmed.
London, Tbursday 1loyning.-All the
markets opened yesterday with increased
depression, and became still duller as
business proceeded. In the afternoon,
however, the telegrsms from Germany
were less unfaVorable, and q report then
gained currency not only thar proposals
for conference had been agreed upon by
France and England, but that there was
reason to believe they would be received
by the German powers. A recovery
from the previous fall took place.
The Times is suspicious of the ultra
psClhC toHe VI the emperor OF the
French, and is of the opinion that such
a line of conduct is at this time more
than at any ather favorable to the
schemes of French ambition. at this
particular juncture of affairs for the En-
peror and Chambers of France TO confne
themselves tc preaching the merits of
peace is by no means the readiest way
to obtainit. Itwould be better if France
were to employ her whole influence in
endeavoring 20 check those suicidals pas
sions which are urging Germany into q
war which must, before long, sweep into
its overwhelming vortex every power Of
the European continent.
There is no change to report in the
Holstein question.
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The AIS.


OF the many branches of the Arts,
one has of late been rapidly developed
and improved, and is awakening no in
considerable degree of interest in our
midst. We allude TO PHoTOGRAPHY.
The beautiful pictures produced by the
skillful operator, so perfect in the like
ness, and go exquisite in tone and finish,
and withal so cheap, commend them to
all classes. They are equally sought by
persons Of elegant and refined taste,
and those whose rude ideas of the arts
have never been cultivated. Beauty
levels ali distinctions; and commands
admiration in al quarters. The mon
arch and the subject sre alike its slave s
The Photograph or the AmbrOtype, in
all their varieties, are produced in the
most perfect style st the CUMBERLAND
GALLERY, Cedar street. This is an es-
tablishment which keeps pace with the
improvements of the day. Improvement
is, indeed, its watchword. 1t has re-
Gently been supplied with mammoth
camera box-the only one of the kind
in the Western country-with which
eight large photographs are taken at one
sitting. 1t is not the Wing multiplying
instrument, but something far superior.
II ia under the immediate supervision of
Mr.. II. FERDINAND, a gentleman who has
mastered his profession, and is acknowl
edged by the best judges to be one of
the most accomplished operators in the
United States. A trial is all that is
necessary TO prove the merits Of the
operator and his instrument.
The public are invited to visit this
Gallery, whether they want pictures or
not. They viii find there many gems
Of art, in the examination of which an
hour may be spent pleasantly and prof.
tabIy. Amongst them are pictures of
nearly all of the leading officers of the
Army of the West, Photographic Views
or Scenes, &c, &c.
The attaches of this establishment are
ever attentive and courteous; and take
pleasure in attending TO all who may
visit the Gallery either as customers or
simply to see its works of art.
Jan2O-s. A. S. MORSE.
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We learn that President Lincoln has
sent TO Gov. johnson . large number Of
copies of the oath Of Amnesty, bound
in. a volume for preservation, and the
necessary certificate to be issued, after
it has been taken by the voter. These
have arrived, and bsen received by the
Governor, and of course the work Of ad-
ministering the oath viii be begun i'm
msdiately.
We learn that tho President is exceed
ingly anxious that the work Of re- organ
izaiion should be begun at once; or as
soon as practicable; and we presume that
Gov. johnson will promulgste the regu-
lAtiOns which will be necessary, within
a few days.
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The reports in the last nights news to
the effect that LoDgstreet was marching
on Knoxville, and that Morgan was
moving at the head of FIVE thousand men,
are cOpperhead canards. They came from
the Cincinnati Dispatch, which is little
else than an evening edition of the En-
quirer, and no more reliable. At the
time referred to, Morgan was in Rich
mOnd, without a command, and Long
street was in his old quarters. That he
has been largely re-enfOrced, and that
he will attempt the offensive, if not soon
attacked, is pretty certain; but our
forces will not fall back on Knoxville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26
FoOte and FistIcufEs.

Inc hfc0mCn0 Examiner says.
Mr.. Foote, of Tennessee, aud Judge
Hanley, of Arkansas, members Of the
committee to investigate charges against
the cOmmissaries and quartermasters,
came to blows in the committee room the
other day. Mr.. FOote, it seems, laughed
st some Of the evidence elected. Judge
Hanley replied that he (Mr. Foote) need
not laugh. Mr.. FoOte said his laugh was
an honest laugh at least. Judge Hanley
said he doubted that Some other bel
igerent words passed, Iand Mr.. FoOte
arose and struck him. Both clinched,
and blows were given and received by
both parties. Mr.. FOote laid violent
claim to Judge Hanley's shirt bosom,
tesring it out from his bosom. Mr.. Com
missary Nortbrop was knocked into the
corner of the committee room like a man
Of rags, which he is not; committee ia
bles were overturned, and the recorded
evidence sent hither aud thither More
ink than blood was shed. The witnesses
present in the room observed their neu-
trality, but strove to allay hostilities by
seizing both Of the cOmbatants By their
coat tails and attempting their separa-
tion.. Judge Hanley's coat tail gave way
in the struggle, involving severe loss on
the wearer. Finally, both desisted, and
the business of the committee proceeded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26
DrlftInr % the Devil,

An editorial from the Montgomery, Ala
Mail asks: Where are we drifting? The
tendencies of the hour are dangerous
The proceedings at Richmond are web
worth the whole attention Of our people
NJ this moment Congress holds IN It's
hands the destiny Of the Republic. II
has the determination of the question OF
whether il shall live or die. The de-
bates and proceedings Of Congress fur
nish much occasion for painful solicit
tude. They evince a panic rather than
that cool and grave deliberation becom-
ing such body in its anxiety 10 restore
The currency and Gil up The army. The
danger is imminent that Congress will
bankrupt the country and oyerturn the
evry framework eff society and produc-
ton.
The reported proposition of the Spe-
cial Committee on Finance to tax the
present values of the Confederacy to the
amount of seven hundred millions,
should be entitled, an act TO sell out at
public auction, for taxes, all the real es-
tate of the Oonfederaey, 10 people who
have specnlated and accumulated for
tunes by the war, while the bill repor-
ted from the Military Committee might
be Justly entitled, bill to establish an
irresponsible despOtism At Richmond,
and 10 starve the country, including the
army. Is Congress draft? or verse, is
il party TO centralize the Government
and erect on the ruin Of broken Oonsii-
tuition despotism at Richmond? The
sounds from the capital CRATE hArshly
upon the ears Of patriots. The speeches
lately made in Congress smack Of the
hArangues of RobespieFFe, Danton and
Marat, those heroes Of wild hour in =
not very remote past. In Gods name
let us be spared that sad drama Of blood
and tears.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-26
0nnntrr Vonchsrs.

Government vouchers given in the
country, when properly authenticated
are cashed by THos S. MARI, corner Of
Union and College Streets, on The same
terms as those given at this Post. Vouch-
ors sent by mail will be promptly at
tended 10.
Gold and Silver bought and sold on
the very best terms.
Eastern money discounted At the best
rates.
Highest price paid for the notes Of The
Union and Planters Bank.
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