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The Meaness Man out Of Hen.

IL We were called upon, in court of JUS
tiee, 70 say, upon eur oath, who i the most
abandoned villain, G0d.forsaken scoandrel,
aud hell-deserving imp ont Of the internal
regions We would say he = any Federal
officer strutting about with straps on bis
shoulders, living OF the Federal Govern-
ment and swindIing il daily, while be Is q
heart > rsbcl or eopperhead. talking against
his government, and every chance he has,
giving aid and comfort 10 the rebellion
Such tastardly rascal ought to be hHne
up by the two thumbs and whipped q
death by negro strsmpets, with the green gst.
Of poic-cat. A rebel guerrilla il q gentle.
man BY the side Of him Southern muir
derer IL q christian Philanthropist compared
with him, aud a dessrter Is patriot when
measured by bis standard. He deserves d
be spit upon BY every gentleman be meets
eowhided BY every negro in Fsserai Hni'
form, and Denounced by every drunken
vagabond in the rebel service.
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Jadges OF Elections.

Tho County Court has appointed the following
Judges Of elections 20 0pen the polk Tor The arst
Tuesday AFTER he arst hondAy IN November. They
are good appointments. The election L on The ssh
Of November
!. waiiHa =, ssay, Charles MorEss and WRlisa T.
. jane. Reach. Wa. A. oosssr aaa Aaa~- Ne
CAnphsEL
5 Jane. ~ HupAs, Js.ss n DosEiaa ssa S D.
eoie
L. ciapP. n, L ". Mysasa and TAsass ".
KeAFaA
5. wfliun sAslI. John H. Mynsss ana Georrs Ma5ors
IL. " FoRlsE. ". =. cox saa Nasea Wed
Z. q. W. CaFnes. Jas.- AsClsaA cad r. r. Lsmms.
& .. A. Armstrong;, G. ". Karna Aad B. u, Ball
.. WE HdgesOek. JOhn DOFsrs and Villas Ne
ciaru
10 JaAa camphsl, wlIlEsa snisA add n B. aTissey.
n. David Nelssn. HIlan D. cosren snd =. s. Hsss-
y. Jaa-s H. ElsAl.. MA.sbs- TAsnp.sa aaA Js>..
IS 8. !. saaa.r. J.ssA 7 Dsyi. sad Jsla WI
Il janss ?. Fosa. sams.l Msc.n ssa JsAa Beo-u.
Is. Dsvia y. DsAEmnad, wtlliaa WHAT'S and s.'assl
Dsumaa.
is &C = cIisa. s.arrs ". K.-~ss sai seAa !.
II. TAoa.. MsAliIl4A. N. v. Hua.l4 asa Mo.-.
IS. JSs n. Carter. ?. H. sAasS. and wlRsn Majors.
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shan white Men be Enslaved /,
zee q DE claeiuasll 0ssstss,I

FoaS wAysE, September -, lsel.
ne,iea ycnF qaotationS under this heading Ia
The Gasnila Of the 2lst. Careful Observers must
have pgiuad that tho later delsnses uf slavery weFa
not based upon color 20 aueh as condition. In this
direction WA the pso-slaseFy logic tending when
the rehals0n broke out.
Mr. D. Bow, IA 1881, sOon amer retiring from The
head Of an important BureAn 81 Washingt0n, under
4 Democratic Administration, publishes IN the
Southern Review, ~ follows:
sWe Eaast teach that slavery u necessary ~ al
societies - well 10 protect Is 10 govern the weak
POOR aud lgnosant This 4 the opposite doctrine
10 thai ~ The politis,al eeononists II
6 eapugh that slavery win Felisye common hborers
from lhe evils Of psmpalitens snd The ezactions q
skin and capital. southern Thought
win teach that pEsseton and slavery must 80 EAne
in hand Cor We cannot sleiently pr0ies those Shnse
contlnd ne cannot control. To pro-
let The weak We pafss arss enslAys them.
slavery 4 necessary as an educational nsiitution,
ana q wstll ten times ell the eomnon schools a
the NoFth q Such common sehools teach only Nm
eonansehl had morals and Prspass the'F inmates
"a graduate u the pehiientlary.
"a alao Rly Or. ArmttFoug, 81 Norfolk, Va
thaa whcss Jew Presbyterian ministers wielded
more laa ueuca Ia his book entitled christian Doc
trims ef Slavery suggests in terps the wiedon and
necessity AZ cnsaving the white iaborng classes I"
Europe He says:
at NAV Be that such slavery, regulating the -.
t.tlos Of capital and labor though Implying soma
dspfsynsion Of personal libsrty, VII prove better
deissse Of the poor against the oppression Of ths
rich. fhnn The too great freedom In which seaplts
S plaoed 10 many 81 the free States Of Europe g
ne pfessat day. Something q this KIND e vnai
The iasscs II foe isboFeFa IN France are eianorlas
q, ,Ird.r he name o. the right 70 laeos
IA IIsay be thai GhyistiaN slseeEy the author
itallsl Is Coda solution Of the problem about whici
tie rlsess statesmen Of Europe eonfess themsslve'
81 fault
These exnraets are ffom Che REV serk y 49,
aTI.o Cht,rsh asd ilse Rebelina 'a WORK ailaw 81
to ssy n Iassns nloss valuable iass nos, net OIL,
hF e. as tseairnent % thesat3ss baa ~ - group
ing sogsshef s1f eesY Fafsreaee tbs oreala q ~
eEeslatass and tfeoenable iliaaiHsp g Ra., yeAF.
tt.e shnsa s. b the library ~ every yeading ltss
whS desifss 10 know the origin Is ne CREST ssaes
son. 81 Il aaaeStaBd Ne phllsaspAy 81 or egsni
ri siEAes. . = We
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sAsf fEnEsssEE couETIss.

{. Andsrssn--yOkA. IssaksF,, R4afy Hallway,
Blsfsos-wm Fcsser, Frank Brsdgeu,an.
D BlOnat- -Horaes FOssss, stephen Mathis gas.
e. Bsssdl.y--R. oiashan, VIZ Davi. JsO Nc
). s. CsaapbsIi--JnO. Prsasoa, Reuben Rogers Pryor
q osr.sr-Plsas.a. Wuli.a. II s,on.y Creek
!. ]. & cisISoras--c.psay Esdssa wn. D EVp-,
D toeks-JaOOb Reagan, Aaas- Haa LisaL
). can6sTlsBa---Ja.. Hasbyi TAos. b s~uA, J.s
10 .1 Yss:rss.-Hsnsy wIIlaa.s, D.. .. D. Hals
II. Graiager--Jno, y. Noe, Anderson Aezg, r.
IL Greshe--R. Q. Carter, Calvin Smith, A. ".
Walker, Jas. III. Rseves-
~ HaneOck-Wm. 0sISsn Ebert Campbell
Iaaae Campbell, CaPt Less yAryis
WISH. Evans.
Is. Havkin.--wn. D. RsnnOr, R. @. wsrshs-
land W. W. Villa.
1ls. JsssnOu--J. DuSsn Rankin, Pres. swan,
Vim. Harris.
/. j. John.on-cOl R. r. Basisr. Col 5. Howard,
Is Knox-Capt The. ssephsna, A L Knott,
Wm. Homer Sam. McCammon.
10 Marion--Alsx- Kelley, Robt. RAl<sna, Pleas.
Pryor, Vim. PruyeF, Esq.
20. NcMinn---J. u. Hendsn0s, Jno. Me6aughey,
@. w. RosA, 7. B. NeEi9ea.
Il. Meigs-Wm. Adams T. j. Aathsss Col A
Cox Robert Allen, James Gettya.
a MonFoe-Jos Divine Hsnry DuggHn. Daniel
Heiskell.
2s Mogan-Jsa LAngIey. ar JaA Langley, r.
8. G. Hnnneyeutt
- 0verson-Polk Smith, Andrew walhsm, g.
w. Bowman. Ellison Gua4et1
IS. Rslk-Gen- james Gazahls, Col ]. Elliott G.
McCiAFy.
IS, RhsA-capG ]. P. walker. Vim. Love, Sam.
Lowe.
q. Roans--Jos. d. Tarnss. WIN. Love VIM. N.
Alexandss. ,. chrstOPhsE Abbct, AIlsn Roeh, ).
| l. ChilAress.
&C. soost-Balie Busran, Craven Duncan jana.
! Lay.
~ Ssvier-CSl Wa Pieksns Reabsa Hines,
4 David MeCscsky.
80 saIlivsn--E. j. billiard, VIM. NsIliBa1, esq
Enoeh Shipiey
II. UnEon-Jsrhss W. Turnsr. JOha BsyIsa,
Calvin Houroa
! 81 Wsshiagtoa--calvin Hss.. John NAhOasy,
1 b. +. Swingla.
50 seq,ntehie-w asAington Hard, Daniel Ne
] Williams B. y. Smith.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

ss.slaf osnsssl iIdSS & = Il ssas d oiaainenieats
viii kfa Nov, rs ts6s 0enafnl - Aea ~ yoa,
IN 81 esnfns msio ssa nee tlo1lsd - absan9 wif-
oai ssass % ~ aaf e. ThsA ~ puasil assss o.
ps,s,.s nave 81 nj. tis,s ssissd yoT eiifos
ts = Is tbs sources NON ahitA Asfiysi soeh mia
uts md aeesnaas Iafosmatios. ~ ~ ailI crafty
foif All Tia information rinns b naa pot - you
kss.fslIe from Hon Edwin d. Stanton, 5ue RON Toa,
Henfv Il Hagisa lsis bfigsdiss eensrAl q y. 8.
votistsen. On The night " De sslh % March,
lsss a wen. . ~ ea.s fIsse n.psa 80 tt, -.
bubykaay With which yea fe.hibd 81 sllls. and how
s6f sxblts8 81 Ne sades q - vhish ysa
bad heeA 60 pfprainsns Suaetafl Ny der 6sasrph
your ckmp4Eea hsd na thea hem t4luas btt new
that tie result i before tie ghosts q Re blaFe
hossHaaz ehs veie slewis nasaaled y &c nnslAtlA
To eus,ilsmsn b vkom Pea sddEesaed year coz
felaG.ipn 81 lhe sight a the 29th q laleh 1891
Ntze sssts. Ga a. 1ioas4 I'D GtA Heet4t
~ "a sfts I'D - ytd f4SeIed yoef bst4tts 20 pub
ly tAst Sshsrs eoala h6t avoid hsaEisg ssista soa
nllllt not vunder that thss base published them
my statement 70 Mesfrt Moore and Hackef, both
Of whom are well known IN ikIs city.
But, sir yoa hare boosted 10 othsrs Ass 81 thu
success Messra. Latham, Ricn and yourself bad Ia
eenstrsining the President e retain Gen. Nee
Ii command. You know Gen Gilman naf.son,
and doubtless remember the fsc4 Inst goa ind he
Travelled some time lstaF ff0a FcFtFeaa henFoe 20
Washington together. he being e zine N eens-
masd Of = regiment ~ New Hampshlre volunteers.
Do yea not renembef hoe fully yoa detailed % him
eli ihe facts haye reeiteag I q not doubt that
yoa then spoke the truth; Aha sllklsEal faes prove
tiiAt you did Bus II error there Be. 4 , yeu Who
ara responsible Gen. MA1ton l. brave and truth
fnl man. know him we'll and ehseffnlly fe'ef any
81 our military friends % hih &c pree thas ia am
yoursef the aathor u The story yoa wantonly A.
cribs 10 the Secretary e War ana dsncunss - 'pa-
M Wm d. KHzLEF.
To. Henry H. Rseles, late Rriasdser 0es~si Q. s
HetsfaseeTs,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

The law Of government Is the law Of con.
tract, in practical sense The government
agreeing, upon IFS part, TO protect the citizen
IN life, liberty, property, &c, upon the con-
dition that the itiseneemplies with his part
Of the undertaking. {. to be loyal, 70 pay
the tax to support the government, and to
tight the battles If necessary.
Tho "a ssass4t Abs e;ttsu,l GaIls - perform
his part Of the contract eusnsiaHtf the gov.
eminent Is released from any obligation
whatever to give him any protection for
life, liberty or property, and he lives alone
IN mercy
Every citizen he'd the right 10 demand d
the government projection for life, lib
erty aud property, until he forfeited that
right BY treason and rebellion. The only
remaining legal right i 10 be tried, eonylc-
ted and executed for his crime.
This Is his condition from the moment
that black treason besouled bis soul, until
the President Gin whom the pardoning pow.
er is vested) offers amnesty and pardon.
This Mr.. Lincoln did on sbs 9Th Of Decam-
Der, 1863, BY bis celebrated proclamation,
which declares, IN substance, thai any
traitor (wlth certain excspsionsl who shall
voluntarily como forward and take She cath
( therein prescribed. shall receive fun par.
don, with the restoration Of all rights, ex.
eept a. to slaves The pardon and amnesty
here offered uaausstionsbly restores the
traitor to 40 rights that be had anterior g
the larfsitaro, except A. 10 slaves.
BE II Feniemered thai he never had chs
right to oppose abe goyerHmsnt, either d.
recfly or indirectly and p gise aid and
comfort 10 lts enemies he il not restored
% the right 70 take mp arms agniast The
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Good Reasers rar Yotlag.

Il was MaxTAlssx. ws b.lisye, who said. . Be
whe viii n0t resson = slave. 10 who cannot rsas-
On i = feel and Ne Who dos not rSasOn Is . COW.
ard Ksery loyal maa WIN hAs rigAs 70 vote
sAoaA nss oaiy szsseiss ia. HIGH privilege bas
tkeald b able - sAow SD he aaes h, We have
red private letter from seaisimnn h Ibis city
= ID. brother N New Hsmpshlrs. eAieh shOws that
she wrstss has seriously saselsa spoa the vOss
wAseA As visl give nezt poath HssAsx
sYoa ash NE :. a eba Dunesas Sc wAon win
vie & tie renlng Presidential sieetioa- 1oa VIII
- deala u snrpRlscd when tsls sea ~ La.-oie-
Linsals. IL aapi1sa staeiIhtias kboliaieaisG'---
Ard whyf Because - will ~ enmprcmisa VIA
aoafhasn tpaitexa. and tken knous u TAay must LAP
aoul thsf srrsa And ask Tor saefege fsom hls Cow
sFnssent Yea may nk mo Why nes vote Tor Ne:
IL ssat hssuunss kn6wa IN Kaglsna aRa FrAaes
sAoss Gexsrassnil wll taks imassaisse siaes 70 -
ceanizs tha soalhsfa cgnfs2eFaeR wiihyal he fsaR
lAsy n6H have q lntslsink tkelnaslsW N : vsT
vllk e. = he eitetiea d MsGisllAA Weala ~
asuhtsaly prove = shsn thai = nslsziy e -
sbosp natszk helnx ~ arla = rseosnisA uo1ld
usis.asallg fala fr,sl somneEciAi saslatnga sssr
III athefs 4 lkff we're - fpeueaiEe th1 Soa1h
noN - = seeafals aescEnfaent 80 NoEfA bslissA
Wo1lt y = nnlk and vAy Nlih kHEiand weaid
- - lna1ssl ais aaa iassilaele raaik i've slos
SKID
r. asIl.s q sl.s shsss : 4 sHsss aeGlll.a
eesIsz'sa "a IL isss q eeaasFy sna e FrlnclPle
5 elsssss shsa y, llkIH1 e ~ laaEiaszk IL
fenAa. ht1es tars arszs b - - u - iAaspsa
dsne4 Alr a.sbiF ID - wsf q lsaA hinee,f sasas
o. skaas rpn.1g ~ pf lsel. ~ - 3 ncw e
a.ise = rlsnla q Uhiaeao kesssslinn + hessli-
] 49, = ~ MnlslS
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here no skssI9 q oshsr esii 0aiese n The eoaty
qealsfed b. las % epen an4 bod sald eleetis ths
RsEiettatiHe aggnt hsfssD appeaasd, may aes - BIS
Essad hnd 10 aiI respects disebsrge the duties izs
poeed, Is saeh eases, npon shsFteh.
II Ire nannas, e = doelarsd he duty II che mis-
issfy elicefs eemmahdiaK TennaSsse regiments. bal.
tAIsoia dstashed squaas and safKeeas 10 skasgs q
ths hoepiseis y aalhiaFs e opaa AID bold
and regulations hsFotof6rs prescribed and ~ such
sgstaks pisces q Win Be consenisnt 10 soldier Who
are hsssey Declared entitled . sots sith0i oath Or
registration.
In tSstlmlAy wbsreef ]. AndFsw Johasen Mis-.
= tafy Governor Il she state of fsnnsssss,
81 I. u q DO hsFsunto sat mT hand, and bavsesgssd
st2ts.fs Che 6fast Seal Of the State 70 Be aired
at tkis Department On The Ist day Il oe-
tobsF, A. y. 1854 ~ @
By the 6oysrnQFs sxg.s $780,
Atiet. EDuAnp n Itsr,
- - BssSssnty n steas1
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Unpublished Letters Irom General
Jackaoa.

0ooD ADVICE roR THE PRESENT DAT.
IFrsua che xss r0Fl svsalAs Pss.sl
The following letters Of President Ahdrew Jack
Son, which have never before been Published have
bsua handed " BY The gentleman 20 whom they
we're writer They contain sentiments aud adsice
which We reoommend % all shs love the Union
= wAsaixsroS, Nov. :, 1851.
my Dear Str;---I have ivss received ycur letter
Of the slsi alsiaos wth the eneiesafe, for which
thank you.
4 AN vel advised Il Toe views and proceedings
Of the great leading nallears Of the soash, In my
native State eaatk Carnlina and weep for lts fate
BY the wlekedaesA aahtien and folly Of their lead
ex have no doslht ~ the intentioa q their lead
srs rss 20 alarm the other States TO submit 10 their
views rskher than dissolution OF the Union should
take place If they Gail in this 70 cover their own
disgrsoe and wickedness, 10 HuIitfy the tariff and
saceae ffesa tlae TRi0a.
I'VE aEe wide awake here. fat litioa ssi0 b
seeesyved rest assured Of this There has been too
much blood and treasure shed 20 obtain h TO lot 4
b surrendered without struggle. Our liberty sad
that Of che whole Word reA upon Il - we'll - the
rsano, prosperity and happiasss Of these unissa
States. n issslst hs psyPstssted have no tune 70
say more Nv health b good, improved by the
travel Win tender u my kind saiusAtioas 70
you cad ycar aniKhe family, ana siRcersly your
Gel. j. A. HAMIlrcss
wAsHneies, psv. 9, its2.
M Dear Sir - oars of tie "a last lnst re-
eeiyed Aoceei With yoa fully n the rtepFiety Of
Inc peopls gyiag fully and freely their sentimsnts
and opinions on nalIiaeation, and The course pnE-
sued S. south oaeolinG IL hur lata proceedings.
asfhe ordinance passed. when takea IN cnnleeiaon
xish The Govefnora message i rsbellion aud waf
aeainss The Unon the raising q trcops under theua
= rosst tho laws q the United StateA u sbeoluis
sreas,u The ersis Innsk be and aa Tar ~ my con.
ssllsstionzl and ley.aI powers 80, win Be mei with
enerev saa tirmncss. Therefore che prcpriety 81
The pahlic voice being heard, and il ought BOW =
Be spckui In yoics Il thunder that viii neke ths
/ leaders o. the naiIiHefs treEnble. and which VIII
caa ths eooa citizens 81 South Carolina 10 retraes
theis steps and aaera 10 that Constitution Of per
pesual union thsy have swoEn 10 sapPon Thi'
/ reasonable procedure against the Unioa & bios
against net oaly our liberties but the liberties Of the
1 world.
ssThis nnilifSi movement in the soath has dope
/ ~ great injury abroad, and must net only b
pfsaapsiy met ana pat down, btii ffOwned down b
puhls opinien. 1t is therefore highly proper foI
ihs people 10 speak all over the Unlon:
1 Il az preparing proclamation 70 the people u
the soatk and ~ soon ~ officially advised Of These
rebeiIiou esDesedings viii make communication
90 Conefes. can say 40 tDore, as an sllrround'
ed 81 present and bid yOa for he preasat adien.
/ sASDREw JAeKsos
s4colonel J. A. HaMILEOE.'
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III WE HOLD OUR oWN And
fELl Emf FURTHER MILITARY sue
ISIS On THE PART or OUR FOES
SnERE Is EVERY PROSPECT THAT
ssIILELLAK WILL BIZ ELECTED.
sd Sd HIS ELECTION UPON TIL
S1SiCAGO PLATFORM. MUST LEAD
b R ,PEACE AND OUR IEDEPENDFN.
'-''b' -cAadestoa Atrcury.
III SUCCESS IN BATTLE IN.
ms THE SUCCESS OF MccLEI.
T1s;, OUR FAILURE WILL INEVI.
e s1hLl LEAD TO HIS DEFEAT. -
-''f'estos C6grer.
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Es.ssr 81 fsxeASn, ~ ffesmea uaisris4i
Rsacoa Il hep y a waisihg verdi
Eataass sssvs = che sssrEy tsreng,
a re N The nusky saousla Of SFeEg--
caeaas sksa sAaIi rsl1 fsom thsls sssse 81 sssaa
Tssl ne shsss rsesa aosss Il hlue ssst fright
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
Army sataI.

sasat.
Keyes Gen 4 D
Lawrence Lieet + b, Co b,
99th n w
Leach John. Co B, 18th rect
N y Heavy Art
Leonard Major Z w, l6ld N
Wv
Lenard ca, J, comdg Sd Er.
ceisior Je.t
Liant, Albert, N Y lSth rest,
Il CO ID
La ng Capt J, 9th High
Marion smith T. Co b. 95th
NY Vols
Mass Lieut. Jas, LIST y $ col
cav
Matnard Heman. Co C,7th N
ii Vols
harr Oliver, Co II, sih Mo
regt
hedo TOR Nndo, Albert Co E,
10Th y y ueavv Artillery
Moses Ser.t israel Moses
Nash Capt. "a Arkanaas Vols
tcnloreGl
Niedrrmen Geo late Prot, Co
h, sTth N Vols
Nicholson Capt A B, Co II,
4Ith i i Infantry
Partridge Steshen r. Co A,
"a Garrison battery
Palmer Walber. iu9th orlS9lh
rest Sd division l-t brigade
Pierce Arthur. Co II, 9th As
Vols
Powell Lieut. W H
Ncaiuiey Lieut. A, Co B, Etb
NY X .ois
Mcneil Martin. u 3 TrGnsp
State OF uans
MeMilian Surgeon Cbas
Mckeynolds Col A 3, lst n y
cayahy
Reynolds Can. Stephen X,
Adju,sns General
Reeve Cap, 8 v t9d n Y Vols
sntslcr Lew =, Co II, ,14gthregt
Shives f'rsa.is, Co u, iith
r-gt Pa cavalry
Sch,ndle l. ent j
Schroeder John Y. Co b, Isl
reg, Sicxies Brigade
Thompson Cnrp Chas n, Do
b. li;h n II
Townlev Capt J. OH n J Vols
rrowbridse Major W W,iS,h
NY artli cry
Walker Brig ten w B
W-iles Lieut. Eobt q. 10Th In.
fsnlry 9Th artillery corps
WI tcomb Melvin Il, 10 Is.
seth fegt n Y vcls
White Capt J Z, Co q, eesh
" so.s
Widen Henry
Wnoi Capt Chas b, Go 4,
I2<ih n Y toss
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
Cnoros AagEpgcr pgpssrsssSri, y ] { , ,

" EO fhAF bIOGk rANtNS.
separate sealed prposAs each .ndorsct with tho WE
tho FOR wh ch the bid be offered the name OF ns
person otsrus tbs same, and the das Of ~ prsssnon.
will be reoeived this Office until II O'Clock A. on fnus
day July A leol for construction 81 ap block Pave
mens ID the following stree,s. v wit - 49,
Hopson street. from Ayenur 10 the Bowcvy go
street, from Fh 10 efssh sveuue rsrs csshh suces
Eighth Nisth Thirty second sech IRON ssevs
70 Thlrd svspue, and william street from John y vOos
Tra form OF Al. rroposed and blanks for
ma oElc~ fTN THOMAS STrvKNS, = \ Croen.
ROBERr T. u DARRA9H. Aquednss
A. W CRAVEN l b"Afa
Orvcs CnspoN AAvEprcs noAnp. July ia
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THE STEAMSHIP CELIA witt SAIL FROM PIER
ro ~ North river. Wednesday. the 18th Inst. 81 r.
NJ, fer London direct

rHR LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON:
papy VII despatch semsmontky their neg and drst
class Brtsh ron steamship ips CELIA BEL ONA, ArA.
LAMA IOWA, INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each 300
buvthcn between London and New YofS cai na NJ
Nav IN the voyage from London Ha,esc pa aase paw
ab In Untsd Stsfrs rcncv.-frotn New York FtN
CABIN ai21 second Cabin ess stscrsse Sp Prom Lon.
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NEWsPAPEns. N

L,L CoNriNENTAL-ii9 AND i2l NASSAU sTREkr,
~ Nrw YORK. This paper Published Ia spanish, com,
prises In TO dsys issue the ol osng topics Peru ano
srain Letter from Lncoln The whole OF Venn
rneas Constutoa; Protest OF the rerican kepresen
tatiy. in Europe against Narinsps Loan The Anofcv-
the Fonrh OF July In Unied States, Interesting
Dcscrp,oD Of tho Naval Corhs bsiwsen the kenrssIle
the Alabama and much oih-r aud ed toriAa, ~
gether with the usual extensive Com mmercisl Review.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in tho New York Post Office
Saturday. July 8, 1864.
Cnc'ally Published in the Newspaper
Raving the Largest Circulation.
LADIES' LIST.
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PROPOsAA.Ss

lyoARD or SUPERVISORS orFtcB NO. CITY
ID Hal New York. July y, l5st.-seaied proposals. wtn
reosv cd this office until the 18th dav OF july Al " n,
Tor 40 10 $40 tons Of me hest Coal sr of
and sccs Of the tho " be calculated
90 pounds. also proposals for 50 csrds OF nndDne
wood (rlne), cut and spit FOR nse .e
said and dell, cred At such times ans
places A. The commlice may d~signate.
Th- mce reserve the right to reject any aud 81 p
poena SMITH ELY. Ja,
SHERIDAN SHOOK,
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I,Osr OFFICE NOTICE.

posr OFFICE EoTiCB.-THa MAILS FOR THE
United Kingdom and he Continent, via Qn.rSstoyn and
Liynrpon per City London and or the Germs
States Viz Hamburg t.amer Bavaria Will case at tais
oicc Saturday July at 1914 O'Clock A. ~. AId al the
uptown stations a folio~s.-
stai,on- "A and u. 10 A. NJ
Saltrns G and II. ~ A N
Stations L And l.. ah. A. ~
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TINTED STATES VAIL LtNF
u FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
Regular sailing ia sd. l3ta qnt pa ~ each month
rcp when these dates fall snniav. when the DAP ~ de-
pnr,re win he tho Monday following
The sst class ateauiah'p
OCEAN QUEEN
r. J.. Tink'araush Commander,
vii piar IL NoIth tier
WEDNESDAY. July ~ ~ ~ n'e'oek N.
The NORTHERN LIGtif CAPT tpP,l HI1na. VIII aue-
coed ;hc s)rran qnrcn ard sail iulv -
For freight or pasasgs appiy IN
d. r. ALIEN.
Ma. Bowling Green.
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Al o. ROBERTS LINE
vi. TO SAN FRANCISCO AND PANAMA
-A' AA' 20" GnfDRg puTE,
WEDNESDAY JULY %. AT NOON.
pier 30 North river foo. ~ wrr street For
apply nj The olce IN vest street. corner Of Warren 70 D.
NJ CARRINGTON