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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02

The Richmond Examiner Publishes
( Gen. Lees Official report Of the battle
near Winchester, which has slready
appeared in the Union, and saws.
According TO the best information
we have been able 10 Obtaiu, the hat
ties here mentioned took place two or
three miles east OF Winchester. New
ION IS eight miles south Of Winchester.
and Fishers hill eighteen miles fur.
ther up the valley IL Is very strong
position on the south bank Of a creek
which empties into the Shenandoah
River, cannon shot south Of Sharps-
bdrgh. From this point 70 StauntOn
the distance Ia sixty miles Gen. Ear
y position at Fishers Tin Is ssprsqaa-
~ 20 a''y fcr-s Hlgckiag .frslt The
only way he can be reached Is ~ g
vide ifsnh movement up the Lnray
Valley I
We have been unable to obtain any
important particulars of this fight, ex-
cept those given in Gen Lees dispatch.
Private dispatches have been received
giving the information that Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee received a flesh wound in the
thigh, and that Ga. Gee. Patio, ,ras Sc
gso',si rounded and let III W,Hchastcr. z
IS also rgp"rt'd ttn GA Wharton Is ir7soiH.
fL We have no Information OF the loss
On either side.
M ms b7tba oia' foaccs sCo'c grsaty oat
'9a5creA A gentleman recently on
Gen. Early's staff, who left Winchester
ON last Sunday night, SAWS Sheridan,
has thirtyiive thousand infantry and
ten thousand cavalry. Ii is believed
that the Yankee force in the Valley
has been recently greatly augmented
by reinioreements from the Mississippi
Valley and from Shermans army.
Some ttnk that ,ShfrmaH has sent to Fir-
9'gia as many as boenty H0.eand troops.
From q gentleman who left General
Early 5 army on Monday night we have
some few additional particulars of the
fight,
The attack was made Iby the enemy
on Monday morning, inst after day
break. or camp acds taks1g completely BIZ
surprise The enemy came upon our
men IN oYerpOwering force, and his
attack was so sudden and unexpected
that our forces were thrown, Cor the
while, into considerable confusion.
The fight ragged all day. At night
Gen. Early fell back to Fishers HilI,
bringing off with him all his wagons
and supplies. This Fishers HID is
two miles this side of Strasburgh aud
eishI miles this side of Winchester.
The enemy had been strongly rein
forced Just before the fight Accounts
state that endorsements to the num-
Der of some fifteen or twenty thousand
men had been received. Everything
indicated that the enemy WAS in great
strength
General Rhodes was killed about ten
o clock in the morning, while in the
act of rallying some portion of his divi-
SION. lie was struck on the head by
fragment of a SHE'LL and was killed in
stsatly-neyer speaking after receiving
the blow
General Fitzhugh Lee was reported
wounded, but it was thought not seri-
Ously
Inc enemy made 30 pursuit of our
forces IN their retreat When our in
tormant left, our army had reached
Fishers Hill.
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The eunbOat General.

u tks E{iigr 81 The " Y. Tribune
SIN: The political horizon being mar
rowed down 10 the two issues OF a free
North, or pnsilisnimously degraded
one, and as Geo b Mcclellan has
linked himself With the latter course, I
esnnot longer femahs silent Permit
me as an ex-Oftcer Of the old iron-clsd
steamer 'sGALEsA 81 remark that zen
Mcclellan hiss denied his remembrance
Of having been on board OF the gan
boats when he was examined before the
Commission.
The memory OF the party appears
better than that OF the Leader. 81 this
present time
Nov 1 solemnly delsFe that duIing
the most critical and perilous time Of
that last days bsttie At Malvern Hill.
Gen Geo r. Mcclellan with his star,
the French Princes wss on board OF
our vessel ! s'so affirm thst the STORE
said General did a0f 60 ashore at that
place-but remained on board during
the time the heaviest and most decisive
fighting was done
Moreover ssseryste that only once
during that time did message pass
between him and the bleeding, staggcr
ing army on shore, all other communj-
cation being by iagsignal from oar top,
surrounded with smoke of ship ana
shore. 0ftentimes even this was obliged
TO be delayed until the smoke could
clear away
! charge Gen. Mcclellan sOlemnly
and as before God with being absent
from his army at their most intense
hour Of trial--with selhshly enjoying
his cigars under the quarier-'ieclS avn
ing OF the "GAIENA while his army
were driven like flock Of sheep be-
meath the guns of our navy and saved,
as ne himself admits, only by them.
charge him with this, and before
the entire nation challenge him and
his from the Woods up to himselD to
the proof
Ny proof can be found in the ma
tional archives, signed and Vouched for
{ as such documents must be- by the
and deck officers Of the
vessel The character of Capt. NOV
John Rodgers (of the At
lanta afIair) will perhaps redeem his
name form aspersions OF men too I'M
manly to fight for the cause they Sc
eretly admire.
Let the logbook of the Galena-the
official one-be published The ma
ton demands, and the assailed honor
OF our American NOpOleOn alike de-
mands its publication
IRON GLAD
N7o York, Sept %, 1864
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT FIERI FACTAS 10 NE
ID directed FROM the Circuit Court OF the United
States Tor the Middle District o. Tennessee n its
AInl term lea VII expose 20 puhlc sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash. at the eGurt house door n
the city Of Nashville, commencing between the
hours Il 10 AMI II O'clock, A. IA, on Saturday the
i6th day OF October ls64 oh the right utie.
clam, interest and estate, which James Andrews
has iR ana 90 the following described pieces OF par
cells Of lsnd lying IN the town Of Columbia, Slste Of
Tennessee, and county II MARY to-Nii:
part Of lot No ~ beginning p feet 50 inches
south OF the southeast corueEof lot No. % On Nam
street, running thrnce south % feet So Inches 10
Lamb and Stuckiins line thence east I725S feet 70
an alley; thence north - feet inches 20 James
Address line; thence west l721s feet 70 the begin
ring, upca whch u two story buck house, regis
tered ~ hook L, Vol ? p9 80 aud lss. in kegis
ter's Oftce Of sud county.
"..l-o. upon a los, hegnning IS feet north OF the
southwest corner Of LOT No. . Of the plan OF the
toxn Of ColamlaA. running thsase south Is5< feet
thence east - feet; thence north 19& ieeg thence
.ssst 30 feet 20 the beginning. apoa sfch - = tgo
story brck hsiidinE." Levied on 50 satisfy Judy
menl rendered BY SAID eouF - is April term 1854.
in favor Of ". P. Wlstseh 4 Co. and AGAINST James
Andrews. y 4. 6LASC0CAs
sa7e-g Y, b Marshal
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10y VIRTUE OF WRIT, NENDl1 lONI EXPO
ID MAS. 10 me directed from the Circuit Court Of
I'D United suites Tor ihe Middle District OF Tonnes
sec. at its April Term, iS6i l will expose TO puddle
sale 10 the highest bidder FOR cash, at the Court
house door n the city OF Nashville. eommf neing AZ
10 O'Clock a. IN on Saturday, the 18th day Of Oct.
toter lsG4. on the right. title, claim and interest
and estate which g. fsicher has IA snd 10 the fol-
log,lne described piece or panel OF land, to-wit
'Int No. 81, and part 81 lot No IS, INA the plan 81
thf town oil SheibygillE, Tennessee, with all the m
movements thereon" Levied on 70 satisfy iudc-
ineut rendered hy the Circuit Court OF the United
States ut 10 October term, is IN favor OF Trow-
fleiahaf. x. X. GLAsCOCK,
serl,-.4 I. 8. Marshal.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE or A WRIT NENDrTlONI EXPO
ID MAS 10 ne directed from the Circuit Court Of
The Tinted States Tor the Middle District of Tonnes
se 40 lt4 April term tsg4, / will expose 10 public
sale 90 the highest bidder for cash, AZ the door OF
tlis. eoHrt house in Nashville. Tenn, commencing
between the hours OF 10 and n o'clock, a. M, on
Saturday the 18th day Of October, lsfi all the
nsnt uile claim, interest and estate VII On j.. Cook,
Ir has IN and 20 the following described property,
to-Hds
house and lot of ground on the south east cor
ncr Of the square in town OF Lebanon Tenn. bound
cd as fillows on the east by College street. on the
south by the first cross 81 eet running east, and
west from south 90 College street. on the west b.
the lots of L. SypeTt. and on the north by G.. l. Sy
pert and T. i. Slratton Reference Is hereby made
10 deed Of above lands registered In the Registers
Office Of Wilson county, in Book No 2, page $50. !"
LEVIED on 70 sstisiy a judgment rendered by said
Cifcti8 court 50 its October term, 1868, in favor Of
John M Mars & Co., and against tie said u.
Cook, Ir L. X. 6I.ASCOCk,
aef,6-f L. 81 Marshal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02

We understand that complaints Of
undue military interference are no lon
ger confined TO the Copper leads The
Union Committees for the Prudential
campaign find their labOrs rendered
supera1ous by the achievements Of our
military authorities IL is very clear
that II Secretary Stanton continues the
vigorous movements Of the last few
weeks the elections may be regarded
AZ a foregone conclusion. The Doeu-
ment Committee at Washington es-
peciaIly find that Sherman's and Sheri-
dams short reports Of their victories
throw into the background completely
ali the documents they have been able
70 circulate. They make Union voters
a great deal faster than all the speeches
ever made in Congress. IL is pretty
clear that Grant is aetuslly chairman OF
the only Union National Committee OF
much importance in the pending can
vas. Belmont will Aud him q trouble
sauie customer 70 deal with
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02

In Theodore H. Sweetsers speech al
Lowell when reference was made 10
Sberman's late victory 90 Atlanta, Mr..
Sweetser stopped and called for three
cheers for Gen W T. Sherman, a Demo
cratic General. Democratic City Com
mittee OF Lowell stepped to the front
Of the platform and calsed for three
cheers for Gen. W T. sherman, tie onlg
Democratic Gtlerai rho had done anyil.iag
d,gipg tbs ,ear. Three cheers were
heartily given The Republicans Of
Lowell considered il the best political
Joke Of the season. deeming il not
necessary % question the capacity Of
Gen. Mcclellan, tie Democrats having
endorsed ell that was necessary 70 say
against him. .
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Marshal's Sale.

DT VIRTUE OF TWO ALIAS 81 FAs. To Nh
ID Invested from The Circuit Court Of the United
States 80 iho 1isidle Distinct ~ Tennessee az -
April term, 1884 VIII expose 20 Publrc sale - the
h'ElsI tidderiU cash, Al the court house door N
see rity u Nashville, eoanmeneaig beiHeen he
i.tn lag OF Uctoier lA8 an tie right title clam
.sl5asH and eAaie whtch J. r., lamb aud l.. A.
Pos has in AMI o. the following described piece OF
paref oi land isirf 10 thc town OF ColHmlLA State
al Tennessee, 20 All.
"one iot No &c, known as Naughfs shop lot, sit
uated Ia the south par OF Columbia, on Garden
stTeest 20 Hhich 4 large frame blaidng OF steam
Cabinet hsetOry, bounded 0n TIE norlk by - street.
aEluiug east sud the old margin u COlurnfla
south - the ict belonging . Mrs. >. - Patton ;
eari ~ James Hodges lot and West hy Ganian
street. 10 ladng he Steam eng ne and boiler IN said
tu-ialag" siled On 10 satisfy judgment render
"a ~ sud eofi4f az tf October term 1862 and NAV
term lSe9 10 iagOr 81 Meqder Co, and Duer, Nor
rs 6Co-, aud agALnst lamb a BOYD.
=. X GLAeCOCE,
sep6-at Y, q. MaIshsl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITs ALIAS Fl IA To
me objected from the Circuit court Of the United
sfsifs for she Middle District OF Tennessee, az is
April tern 1854, I viii expose 10 pnhlic sale 70 she
b CHEST lsdder Tor cash. 81 the court house door in
Tie city Of Nashville, Tennessee, commencing be-
tween the hours OF 10 and n m. on SATURDAY tie
10Th day Of OctofeT ls6f All the right, title,
cisi m Interest snd estate which AlCeroD Barr and
VIII IN III VOORHEES, hiss IN and 10 ths % lowing de-
s,r led piece parcel OF land situated in the town
Of C1iumtia. Slate OF tennessee, fo-Wit.
"A Tot bounded Ca toe north BY tie lots % Ed
ward Kuhn and } a 5. Frereon south hy lots No.
- siid ~; east hy Embargo street; and west ~
lev running north sud south" LfFissi on a5 the
proreuyof carr a VOORHEES, % -Stisiy judgments
rrodFr,d ~ said Crrul; 10 its Al terw 1852, IN
favor OF LINER, AolIa- CO., and heador& Co.
j.. r. HLASCOCk,
serG-a u. =. Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02

A ccountry girl, coming from the
field, was told by her poetic eouzin that
she looked as fresh as daisy kissed
with dew "Well, it wasn't any chap
By that name, but il was Steve Jones
that kissed me. / told him that every
one IN the town would find it out
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-02
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT on DISEASES. Is
DROWNING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As III Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


Ny books viii show that for the past i've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until t is not to be surpassed by any
IN the StAte. With my general practice in the city
trsst the following
Chronic Cases
with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lunzs; Diseases OF the ThroSt, SWeled Joints,
Shh Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Ulcers. Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the stomach, Neuralgia, King's Evil or Serofula
Deafness, Diseases OF the Eyes, Debilitated sys-
tsns, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together with al Private Diseases, sud Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs.
10 the Ladies.
All Affections OF the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 20 rniortO-
to their full time Il found pregnant, by giving me q
call.
Eterillty.
Young Married Ladias whose misfortune !, has
been Dot 10 bring forth IN due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish- II
This il your desire you can consult me either by
letter or IN person. No lady ever thirty-6ve years
o. sge need make application. Al communication
BY letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before you further 80. OF all
diseases subject 10 Man, there diseSse hard
% cure IS Night Emissions, and physicisns sre
scSrce that understand treating Il and 70 you csl
say that have cured dozens 10 this city, As well ~
10 different States who have spent dollar alter dol
lar, and are nov well cured by me. ] sm daily re-
esising letters and sending medicine 20 All parts OF
the country. In word, al that are diseased In
any WAY, and vii give me a call, vii give salts
faction for al Of the diseases mentioned IN this ad
ger1isemeuL The best OF references given In this
city.
Al letters directed 10
DIR. MoGILL,
onion street. Nashville, rean-,
JAnl vii meet with prompt attention.
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0ashrillF aAniuu.
VIZ. CaMKROs 8 CO., Publishers.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER ?, 1864.
Southern NEWS.
REJOICING ~ GRANTS ARMY OK TIE Ak
SouNeENENT OF sHERIRANs VICTORY.


EaJolcINa y GRANTS ARMY on THE Az
HoUNeENENT OF sHERIRANs VICTORY.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Sept. 22l
The only topic of interest in Peters
burg on yesterday was report that on
Tuesday evening and during the night
there was ringing shout from Yankee
thToats extending all along the lines.
This unexpected outbreak of exuIta.
ton slightly mystified our boys, until
the news from the Valley became
mooted about, when the demonstration
was fully explained. There was the
usualpicket firing and artillery practice.
KEEPING THEIR COURAGE UP.
The Richmond papers are all endeav-
oring to check the gloom which Earlys
defeat has cast over the city.
Pointing out the rapidly with which
the present war changes its aspects, the
Examiner shows the varying changes
of the prospects of the belkgerents. in
which the oneside is today triumphant
shedding maudhn tears over the restora-
ton of the blessed Union" then it
laments the overthrow and destruction
OF the best Government the world ever
saw, whilst, ON the other hand, the
Southern people are one time confident
that the enemy has made his final effort
and been foiled, independence is won.
and sanguine spirits look forward to
consider questions of future policy in
our career as an t tblished power of
the earth--a sudden change takes place,
our armies are forced to retreat, fort
is captured, the kaleidoscope turns, and
all Is impenetrable gloom, where but
moment before the colors were those Of
radiant hope
The Dispatch, treating the same sub
ject as the Examiner, the effect Of
reYerses on the public mind, takes an
opposite view of the matter, and states
that no calamity has occurred during
the war which has made lasting inn
preston on the public mind. Speak
ing only for Virginia, the Dispatch says:
Reverses in the field, the slaughter of
her young men, the affection carried
home to nearly every family within her
borders, the loss of property, the desc
Iatlon OF Wnole districts, The fury OF a
unparalleled in dimensions GA
ferocity, have produced in her no
change or shadow of turning. She
thinks no more of giving up the day
after defeat than she does the day after
a victory. Other States, no doubt, en-
terrain the same sentiments and
resolutions.
THE LATEST PEACE RUMOR
The Macon Telegraph of the l9th says:
1t is reported all over town that Gen
eral Sherman has invited Governor
Brown, Hon. A. II. Stephens and Hon.
Herschel V. johnson to meet him at
Atlanta and discuss "the state of the
country" with the conviction, on the
Generals part, that peace can be made
in fifteen minutes as the result of their
joint labors We understand this
report originates with the gentleman
who has been bearer of dispatches
between General Hood and Sherman
previous to and pending the'truee.
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Iou;s Napoleon's horses took frig ht
ibs other day, when q most serious ae-
cideut seemed inevitable They were,
however, pulled up a. last The En-
peror said 10 the Princess Of MetternieO,
who was with him IN the carriage, I'VE
narrowly escaped death" foar MAJ
estys DEATH Immortality she
promptly and wittily replied
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Il is suggested that plank ahould
have been inserted in the Chicago plat
form, recommending So arnistice with
the Indians.
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SO, Is and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand

We Would respectfully invite fhs attention 81
kENs-lgEALERE, konkiIIsIKs, aud lleaicEs ln CnrAr
IUBLiCAfIoSs, PrRiuptrAIs, A., 20 oug facilities lur
pack ng AMI forwarding everything IN Our lue rfIh
he iHHsOf yn0Dpf3fadt and dfgaaf.h. All goods
packed With the utmost care and rgafdod, IA al
INSTANCES, hy the Etg cnffcf r0ftetansa Following
die rss'eTI 81 tie ORDER when preferred ~ cus-
Iomers, We send hy Mal every day.
HE-Ths pfiaes IL Papers. Mugauncf. &c-, ate nj
siia time loving % the continual chance ln the
pFiee u fnathg Paper, very nuctuaiing, and wr
taeTslaTe omit printing the pif'esp anything n the
llsi Persons de-inng o. learn flle pr.-o of sry
Fuhicet0n VII D. promptly Informed ~ reiuIn
1aail, u thef vii give ~ lst 81 What may BE-
wanted, aad enclose %. taee stamp ioT ule
answer a. ~ BELlSAh DER,
Is College street, asAY3le, Tenn.
So In sending as money, always mcnuon the
amount you send.
CHEAF N0sELs Al TaE L5sEaT fHIcEs.
iuly23-in
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pt,HE sUBscRBERs TO IHE STOCK OF THE
4 II nheS e. coal and Kat Dad Company" are
hcIchy requested 20 meet % TIE ihee. No 10
or adszy, Nssss York Cry, GA Friday, the 18Th day
q Octglcf next at o'e ook, 4. N, i0r the con
sdefation 81 m.disrs q greas importance relating
b. the mines and other prop-c.ty in Tennessee.
hg order m
THos RICHARDSON, President,
Eeg York, sept. II, igt4-.eim
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Lard.

OK BARRELS FAMILY LARD
10 KE0s
On hand ssi f0f aslehy
i. ID. DICKET, Aeant.
az q 1T Brnad and y a sis,
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Ny books viii show that for the past I'VE months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until Is is not to be surpassed by any
IN the Stzts. With my general practice in the city,
trnst the following
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The rebel General Hodges has issued
the following order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-02
ITEMS.

~ General Cadwaliader, commanding at
Pbiiadeiphia. has ordered all military Off GERS
there to report 10 the Provost Marshal, in
order that il may he ascart aimed whether they
have authority to be there or not.
~ The Bishop of Meat n, ireland, has refused
70 contribute TO testimonial 10 Dean NEWER,
fcr the reason that The latter was the opponan n
Il 0 Con nell, and favored the British bett,est
act.
~ The proprietor OF bone mill advertsss
That "persons sending their own bones % ba
gronhd VIII he attended TO with pnnctaaAty
and dispatch"
~ Tae department of Missouri is divided
into five districts. commanded respectively by
Brle Gems. Guitar, Brown, FISK, Daries aa1
sandborn.
~ A member OF the Ohio LEGISLATURE is On
trial before that body for buying aud selling
Volunteers, instead OF attending to his legti.
mate duties.
@ Rev. Dr. Nicholson, of Boston, has re-
ceivsd q substantial Easter present from his
cons reRstion in the shape Of q purse contain.
irg S33G0.
~ A gentleman OF Boston a few years ago
purchased piece q land il Newport, Il. l.,
Tor s'3. .coO. and the same property Is now val,
ued a. S25G.OGO.
6~A new OIL fountain which discharges $40
barrels of Oil per day has been developed in
Pleasant Co, Virginia.
~ The nane of the Individual who had the
fuss with Eestiyali at the Brooklyn theater, is
Armstrong.
e-The tobacco crop in and about the little
town OF Hatfield. Mass, last year. was worth
S325CGO.
S Brieadier General Davidson, OF the cav
airy service, is to be presented with fifteen
hundred dollar sabre
~ Maine has raised since the war com
menced, thirty two infantry and two cavalry
regiments.
~ The slaves Of Mason and Bracken coun-
ties, KY, are skedaddling through Ohio in
large 10 Canada Cause, fear Of the draft.
~ The Sixth Congressional District Of Ken
lucky is required to furnish 1873 men under
the last call.
death by hot steam and water issuing from a
street escape pipe.
0Among the suegestions for the relief Of
the serving girls in New York is one that they
engage in domestic service.
a|Mtss Thackeray has written a noos,ette in
"rhe Cornhill," under the title OF "Cousin
Phjilis J"
IGeneral D. E. Colby has resigned his po.
sition as Inspector GereEal of New Hanp
shire.
~ Commodore Rodgers is to b. presented by
citizens OF New York with silver sevice, to
cost $500. .zr
~ An effort il being made in the legislature
Of Pennsylvania to increase the salaries of the
judges of the supreme Conrt of that State.
A1Louisiana will contributs during thu
present fiscal year, abcut $2,0GO,G00 to Federal
revenue under the excise laws.
g The President of the Ohio aud Mississippi
Railroad Company gets snug salary Of sl2.oaO~
per annnm.
~ At Palmyra, Mo-, a Young man of re-.
spectacle family has been muleted In 5000
damages for edpction.
~ Last week, the safe of the treasurer of
Puchapap county. Iowa, was robbed of s2a, COO
~ II costa SIS cents per foot to lay W,tts >
pipe In Philadelphia. ssassf
~ The Merrimac calico print works are
abont 10 resume operations.
- Nat Gorderson. a well know local poii-