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ASSEMBLY,


The G,r,~1Or Transmitted the annual report
N ,se Health officer of tie Port Of New-York
Bills NOTICED.
Re NJ Pgtp-To amend the charter Of the Citizens
Hire Insurance Company.
~ Mr. ,tlc<s-lO increase the sslaTlas NJ the New
-Y,l Aldermen and COuncilncn 10 - 900 per annuni
~ NJ r. p. STEvTys-fo legalize certain obiga-
tiois of Oh, City OF Buffalo.
BILLS lETrODUCED.
BY Mr.. WOosnG-Io amend Section Sii OF the Code
Of prpcedrrs.
BY MIR RllD-For the better protection OF seaman in
the port OF Now-YOrk. O..
This prohibits boarding .hOuse keeper and their
ogenss fnD boarding vessels. and requires them 10 pay
license f,e oi SO per year.
By Nr. NEtyKR-tor railroad from DurhanFlIe 70
oneida Caste
BY 81. Sr,NfORp-To amend the charter oi mon
College. provides that seven trustees small consul
TUE quorum.
Biils ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
DIRECTING she payment Of the mort on the }tr-
snine lards that the State can give clear le 10
tbc same 81, II. A..
The bin .a,rg from tie State paper the publication
OF the f,I sales ordered 10 a third reading Al
jOurned.
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Dusinees Noiiles.

Baowv'S BRoNCnIM TRocuES.--lhese
Lozeuze. prepared from highly esteemed fec'p' TOT
icyistinr RKovomou AFFECTIONS. AsrHs,' hosRSs'
.rs Coroas COLDS and Irritation or Sofens's Of the
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v,. ,.;,,s,rx md Vert Wayne xniiroud.


Ps1il,DfLPHiN Monday Jan. = i-'S.
Will.lu Il. Moore mas received The following
iispatch T., o., ,es.
Train. bufs sud Fo1 Wayne Baifosd soy com
S;xs,s,,. %, ss lin. C.ostne. No trains wet "a crest
IN. - h. a. FAYsOs, General Agent
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harthss vineyard. ou fburf.
dsy eyerlng Jau. H. 1904 Daniel X. Anthony lMsyo OF
L.svsn1 Or Kama, Of Lesyenworh, hsnss. 10 Annie L.
OsDofue. dol. hier ~ Abraham cs1oIne.
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Rs,rstsisnsents This Day and Evening.
Psy nss oC somsnesmet Advertisements ~ other columns
Of Mts paper. Il,
NALLaOxs THsATKa corner Of Broadway aud Itirtorh'h
sTsst-ksvL Engasements-Old English Gentleman
WMTss 0AnDES Roadway opposite Bond street-IcAe' 0i
Issss MAJ.
0Ixsrse TssArsx, Brosdwxy above Houston street
boil 70 China Shop-Matspps (burlesqoel.
4A4Asas AyssgA Bfs1aasy- Atss40 gltai tTeass
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The Columbia Outward Bound.

FO1rUN. MONDAY, dNn. y, 47'f'
The Steamship Columbia leaves tomorrow tor
81. JOIN. " T.. aud Galway. Her mails close at
a
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ur. Barnurn:s Lecture.
= uIDsM FREKDwAN's RFLgr APPRECIATION,
NJ. 1 Mercer street, near Canal
N.tr. Eyrk Ian

NJ. 4 Mercer street, near Canal,
New York Jan. - lstL
At "a request Of Mr.. =. I. BarnUm will
take charge of the tickets and money on Wednesday
sseniue ian q. the Cooper Institute. and divide
IIg K'-rsE GRoSs RECEIPTS as he desires, viz One
hall Z, the United States Sanitary Commission end
one ha % the National Treedmons Relief Association
CsA-. g. LEIGH Chairman Home COMMITTEES Of
" T. X A.
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yKw-YOgK LEGssLATUBE.

SENATE. ... ALBANY Jan. IS, 1861.
Mr.. STRONG reported Dill 10 hc"Ipoia 'no
Mr. WgnF gave notice Of bin to authorize the City
os Syracles to borrow m0ne}.
BILLS ISI OBJ Cfp.
: ~ Mr. prrcufR-To amend the charter Of the feb-
aony Sprinr RaIlroad Company. Also. to amend The
charter ~ POughkeepSie. 5000
~, NJ sTeoyG-ro amend the Brooklyn Water act
Adjourned.
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Soldiers. Attention.
A VOICE FROM The rOronAo
Re.dh, following ,,,r iui r-o,l',i M, ~orns 81 Prof
HOLLOWAY No. 30 Nli,a lane. N-r'Yoh'
c,sr s.,a cvrr.rrss. Va, s.-. ., 1874
Tao~a. BoVo-ay rg
Dr,n sra. Pleas. send Of yoar valuable Pl' for
which you win and money ncos,i SOLDER vho hsve a'ei
them ssy they jsst the 1hiaE foru-
Ih,v, b.en In the ,eve, nov over Sae.a MONTH, "a have
had no .elne.. .Ioep aiAhe. aud want 10 haze your
n-dien. ~ m. IN e,'s Of nod
Your. sbh re'p-e'.
ANTHONY OGDEN,
Company D. 18th Michigan Regiment. 1T Bus'' j" d.
rision ~ amy Corp, Arm, ofths Potomac.
Let r,.d,r 70 b- mares, dug a,l' 'ni Pueh.''
Dor ..
HOLLOSNAY'S PILLS
oTNIM f.NT,
aud ..nd 4 10 thss relative 10 ~, army
HASTEN DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
10 iu.ure getting genuine 20 t. the Depot.
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DEAFNESS AND cATARaH CURED.
No. 80 6th A. Nav YORK Dec. ,, ies1
I~,s Def for several years. and hearing Of he great cures
performed BY pr Won grBbers induced to psns my
ELI under III. care and happy state that NY hear
ins wa. .n,r-y restored ar short treatment i~ss also
Bsrns from chronic csasb Of which al.c cured by
,b, ,is treatment of Dr. Won Eisenbsrg do but Justice
70 tss Doctor by stating TIA, in treating me he displayed that
An md .uovedgs which have sFesdy procured FOR him such
deservoi puson a-d that the principles which i'fee hi
.y~s Of curing Dcsfnes sna Ca,ah such " to render
success. certain IA my opinion. Many mouths have passed
,,o Dr. Won Fisen.r. restored my bearing. and continues
A. good d, ever " noIhiS''
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Rheun,nti,n,. HhemDaii.n,

ELECTRO METALLIC 1NsOLES. Tiey are AZ LNsALII
~ RIE ,rrRE Tor Ii.if.I N,TlSNl COLD FkET &c.
MTrriM 4 @. No. 40 3goslssJ.
Inso,-.f |: per mail. 81 -. Send for q circular
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Alilitarp Notices.
New.York County Volunteer COMMITTEE
Oaice, No. e>o BROADWAY

On OOo VOLUNTEERS WANTED
~ II. following ar. tho pecuniry iaduoem'n" A.
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down.
STATE BOUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." =,
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to now rsos"''
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sdditio"N"
sodleU.. s
Total. A. :, e. O.
Auvllo.ten. to DO msds personally 81 'he '"0' ~ VI
"'"e' croRaI oPDYKE. Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. cS.pfssAs<
ORIsoN BLUNT. Supervisor,
rIJJAH 4 PuRDY. supssvkes
vIILIAM R. STEWART. supsrvts&
WILLIAM u TWEED. SspsrvhsA
Ceunty Css~AtsA
oRlsON 4kUur QAair~ss
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BIRTH.
Marble ID.

HILi-In tliH city, On Sunday Jan. 70, es Wiz
Richard :. idi. vi a dsush.oI.
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Elixir.
Elixir.
xsrs " III
DI;. WRIGHT'S
RWJUVENATIN0 ELIXIR
OK, ESSENCE on LIFE


Pasp.aaD gnos punx vsesrastE Exrnacrs. oosrAIsrse
sorrnso INJURIOUS sosr DELICATE.
Tho Pslyena.ing Elixir the result Of modem discoveries
in The vegetable kng5om being entirely and abstract
method Of cure ir,spsotivr Of ali tho old and y
tems
Is medicine rs, been ss,d by the most eminent medical
men Of The day and by pronouDcoi To b, ops ., III,
greatest madicsl discoveries Oft age
One bottle will cure General Debility
A few doses cure, iIysieric. IL. female.
One bottle cures Palpt.,ioo ofthe Heat
A few dose. restore the orgsus Of gsncraison
From on, 10 TIRES bo,les the m,nor, ard fal
sisor Of youth
A few doses restores tts apps.it,-
Three DO Ties cure the worst OF Iropotrncy.
A few do,es cure. the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power
A few dose, bling the 70 The cheek.
This medicine restores nsuy vgor and robust he'h tho
poor debtaej worodown aid despsrns ds'otee Of sen
.aal pleasure.
Tao ha,', ensryated youth, tho ovsts'ked man OF ou'
ne the victim depression. the individual suffering
from general debility from weakness OF single organ, VII
all ind nnsds,e and pernaoen, relief BY the OF lh'
Elrir or Essence Of Life.
Pdos ,, per bottle three bottles for ~, md forwarded
by Express, on receipt Of money, 10 any sddres..
Sold by al Drissia, everywhere.
DIR. ". R. MERWIN e Co.
SOLE PROPRETORs.
No. - Liberty A.. New ora.
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Desf,os-. Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH % THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAE TUBE.
CURED.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN on"
MINUTE.
and .,.ry d...., ofhs y and r., reauin, ,h, u-dcs
or.ursica hid. attended,
DIR. Won EISENBERd
Author Of "sursosl .ui Proccs Observations on 'hs Die
Eases 1.-THE Ear. With III, nav Mods Of Tresimsnt'
No. sis BRoADwAY NEAR EhEvENrH-sr
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
PROM ONE OF TIE MOST RESPECTABLE CIT
zEEs or EEw-Y0RK.
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Arrisy-sso Baptist Church corner o. A%itS "a
VI ,osser ss Che Row WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS, " ".
psstor Religious services, appropriate TO the removal oS
church from h. present location. will be he'd on
EyENlN0 btb int At ~ O'clock A discourse WIN ~
preached by the Pastor and tie Rev Drs BORLINohhm,
WESTON and Other city csrgymen, are eKpeced 70 Az
part IN general attendance Of pfesens az
former meT1Ders !. particularly rcgnested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

MORTON'S GOLD PENS are now sOld ot the
so prices rs before Che commencement OF the war this
entirely owing the Manufacturer. improvements IN ma
hncy his pre- Retail Business and Cash'n
s. nj, until he commenced adveriisins his business
done on .~dii and strictly Nth me ITad,.
The Morton Gold Pens the only ones 'od At old prices
Tie ssrs Of al other gold peuA charge the Premium on the
Gold Government Tax &C.. but Morton has IN case changed
he ny rs. Wholesale or Retail.
Othe great numbers seut by mail to all puts Of the world
during the past w years not one in s'hou-snd bas ied 70
reach It's destination iu ssey showing that the Morton GOA
Pen can o. obtained by any one in every part of the world
a, the seln, pice, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and res'''
Gold Pen exactly adapted your band and style Of ~r"t
which viii do your writing vsst cheaper than Steel feh $40
a. he present almost universal Hi3hfressurc frce oil every
i,,,.n, mon it and M. ..sl used than any other
cold Pen IN ts World Il you want one, see tue Zen I"
NJ .hi.ef ,han the sword" in another column.
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Cleanse and Purity the blood.

Cleanse and Purity the blood.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
SWAYNE'S PANACGA.
The Only sovereign remedy for shectu"y curing Sefo~'
M.rcurs D....s deep seated syphilis Rhsunstism and all
disorders sr,ina from contaminated and impure state Of the
Blood ESTABLISHED NEAR HALF CENTURY.
He particular 70 get tho genuine only ny "
Sold at HxIasoLps No. 50 Broadway bAasrss, No. 21
BrosdwAy; WsLLs's. No lis frnhiina
SALE. Apply Il tbs EaeAapxs seos Ne I'M BsosdSsy.
tsu u 10 neelscA
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Fot ,bs Removal Of obstrnc,on' and lho in.oflnse
Of Regularity IN tbs Recurrence Of tbs
Monthly Periods
They cure or obyiae those diseaae, that Spin,
from rr.s ulaty. BY removing The ire sulihly 'olE
They cure Suppressed Excessive and Pluf nen'iroaoD
They ca,, Green Sickness (Chlorossl
They ore Nervous aud Spinal Affections pain, IN Tho bark
and part, Of the body Heayness, Fatigue on slight az
son PApi,stion Of the Heat IowDe.. Of Spirits rysies
Sick Headache Gidne,. ETC., In word, by removing
TIE Irreguay they tho and with IL ALL the al
feet. tina. spring from IT,
Composed Of simple vegetable extract they contain roth ~
dlieous any constitution however deestc,bir fupc
ton being substitute strength for weakness. which. when
properly used they never fsi! 70 do.
They usy be safely ussd at any and any period
cxPr During TIE gIRsr THREx during Which ss
n.ns nature Of Lsr sciloa woad Hf.iby rsFvssr peg
sancy
All letters .essins information .dr. viii Ne promptly
freely ,nl hcreesly snswerrd
Fun dhe..ions accompany each bot
Price 81 per boz, .ir borss for 90
sent BY mail free Of postage. recsiP, Of pios
Sold by all r,.pectabls Drussi'''
DIR. W II. MERWIN & CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs,
No. ~ Libcriy-s;., Sew-I cFs.
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uOYTS HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE dlt-
r. rom Dre, DYES irnpart uniform dead black color 10
ia. r 90 chat diereni per.ons hsr the same coloed fs
Ito HAw. ", lestoes The Hair to it, on 1ins ceo suu ~,
crv,, he aro. between Tie complies and color o. w.
III , re. .oarn. ard washing and hours for apnlf
ion the li,wA1FA & readily spilled As any iiei, Dress
"a. {. ,es srav 4 sly DRESSING ior the HAY DYES wake
~ HNt yiuamv snd dry tie B.swATsA cleaSes Il nom
s i,.rre ryes color th- Hair hy mere coutac' wiii Il
a. an. .ie9 oA the color the l,wATn, csnnos be
gr,hol ont The HAVANA restores tLe uspIa shading Of
the Hal. Which is pr.i,raole'
HOTrs IMPERIAL COiORiNe CRtAN.
OILS ~ .alors ihe l.r q tls time; chtng~s ~ anu
red hair AID Wli.Eels 90 bcsu,itu Drown OF t.ek
lo.TpH rorr G. CO.. No. 10 rivcrsity flacr y 7.
, 1864-10-17

NEW YoRK, Sunday, Oct. 16.-The steam
era Y szoo AID Ariel have arrived from New
Orle ans. The lttter brings adVices Of the
9Th. The reports Of Gen. Asboth's expedi-
lion to Msrianua, Florids, are confirmed.
Our loss in billed and wounded WAS 50.
Gen. ABhoth had his cheek bone broke aud
left arm fractured In two places. The expe-
dition sent By Gen. Dana, from Rodney, Of
colo1ed caya!ry and infantry reached FaYe.te
or The "a, cspturing GOO cattle, large num-
her Of horses and mules, aud several prison.
era. Another expedition sent By General
Dana attacked the rebels at Wood9llle On
the Gtb, capturing three guue, TWO officers
and fifty-fcnr men, and killing forty. Our
Ices was nine
captured Clinton, L., On the 9Th INST, with
tni,tv nrisonere, Including Lieut.. Col. Pincx-
uey. lie rebel Provost Marshal Geneeal Of
the 4 strict. and considerable stores and am-
u.nnitfcn. At last accounts Lee vas 10 miles
esst Of Clinton. moving on. reconnois
sapce sent ont from McrEanzi under Colonel
Guppy, OF the Cd Wisconsin. With three regi.
me1ts Of infaatrY snd one o1 cavalry, retutn'
ed previous to the 9Th. after severe skirmish
with /. .00O rebel cavalry, Our loss Was two
killed and three or 1our wounded. The enc.
my's loss is suppossd to have been consider.
aote; 4 force under Col. Dye, of the Goth Iowa,
occupied s,nnsport and Aorgan's Ford, On
the AtcbafalsJa.
'Aoyices from Matamoras give 81 rumor Of
+he rantnre Of the steamer lie Davis, bound
from Bagdsd to New Orleans. by party who
Es5 fakeE nassaee On her, and ran into Gal.
ration. 4 gentlemen from Bazdad on the
21st nit, who has arrived at New Orleans,
reports the 500 French marines get there;
, 1864-10-17
Neu advertisements.
nR, HU n T E r On
GALLOPItG CONSUMPTION.
LE1TRR 20. XII.

s1f-l nave sato mai Tho cannon farm Of Co1.
orm Of :t,s cisesse. vnl: N ii fes nj 1stlals7
i 5r
Ya1!Etis n soos hsaIh e csteh eod Aad oil tafoa
aimest 81 Begins VIII cold :: ieh s:ts ia @sh
E!tSt ,ic!tncs ~ u ~ tso r. nfst he dep
nd as ]
I'D e m ae
Shs1s .Ie fsv ryEpsoe 6y ~ vt,ch I'll. disease Al
tte lu1Ea 81: i EfEs.ally misasea ny ias sPefi
enced pract4t1ore:s and mattrsa'ed. Ioio d. il
conaomptlon: that M no Ia Een rslty d.p;ei I'd.
n stst o1Ta n.1ac *st1 r Il, aoen ~, ~ Who
.Hsn he spesascs ne * ss
te1 With tub4rces Thts d,eea.e ii mott cssamou in
.yvs e ful bsot rlssr e1.oa .aa radsT 1Srn;
tneeks. thonah It sometimes occurs much lataf In
There IL smother 70, OF courumpsioa also .Aod in
III pros which younE pe<soLs Of ds:i
"a re-. Tsese naTe coMeuy su ec peea essns
position TO eonsuspa2n Their :: n!suon is ieeoa,
tt9}s y 6at little ::nsh 1e!a. 70 itsnx
6ten saoftoTtstbed Il lsnle TO co'd'. whsn eoa
aoss SSSo1 ~, It y a.tE:nnssa 70 ,,stle fre.a cod
6ans ~ nss1a 1ds,
esa1, =: he p.,sst c.ss S1saoat i. ssss %
T.. ri in Win e ST Sn. IT, 0n "o'en
M NEXT i t.er .lil % % Latent C. nSumptton.
iaaes HnaTEs.
P.Jslc1ao fol- Puln5nGfs Dtl:ales.
Or. HUNTER may be Consulted rersenAJy. or By
lstttr, At htl Office.
, 1864-10-17
TAE WAR IN GEORGIA.
T. he Situation Below Chattanooga
Rebel H1uVcmtLts ON nhermanss
KxRr-TIao Sttuah1On

The S!tuatfon Below Chattanooga
Rebel H1"VcmtLt. on nheeman,s
ReAr-Ihe SITUATION.
CHATTANOOGA, Saturday, Oct. Is, :. p. m.
Reports Of scouts fail to show the presence
OF any considerable body Of the enemy north
Of Tut mel Hill. Walkers and Whitfield coun-
ties rere undoubtedly scour=d BY small
body Of rebel cavalry, but were not very
effective In destroying the railroad, though
they had possession Of Dalton. But little
dsmage Is believed to have bseR done. Off,
GERS block AIDED here who were en- route for
the front, have been ordered to prepare to
Join their commands at once. Gen. Scho-
field STINT out strong accommodating party
te.day, to discover the whereabouts of a
rebel caluun said to be moving towards the
West.
Scouts OF the 44th colored, garrison at Dal-
ton, who escaped after Col. JohnEon's sur
rencer, arrived to-day. They give numerous
accounts Of affairs. They were on picket.
anu panted to Bght, aud knocked over the
1lsg les1er first, and after theturrender many
reiustd to Stay caught.
RtpggcId and intermediate poiuts have
tesu trcrgthened By Gen. Scdofield.
Nottto6 0eHAAlo Il A1uH0 ~ 10 SQefmaQ'8
pheztabcuts. He Is known to be energetic
ally ut work to opsn ard keep open the route
I" Atlan'a, no matter what rebel column
nho intervene.
hATEH,
CnArTASoooA, C F:Soo Saturday, Oct: 15a9 P. N:
and the block house three miles in advance.
and found the railroad and bridges all safe.
It Is gel erally believed that Dalton, with the
doth Co!ored infantry, surrendered to Hoods
army yesterday, but nothing definite has
been received. There is no communication
yet with Sherman. He has abuudant gnn.
plies at atlanta, in anticipation Of such. q
Doyen ent bJ the rebele.
EMajor General Stedmaa arrived and re-
sumeu command of this District.
Six months supplies are on hand, and the
q movement that will certainlY prove dlsas-
trou5-
, 1864-10-17
CHICAGO, MONDAY, OCTOBER II. 1854.

Aa
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.nn,1 urs ~ =. t!lia fr!ohff1i b;o,r en's ne
f,aaa bls tr,,ns and bi,,oa ~ .as
neso, eea!eIeE nio n9 aou ~ 91ooa over tue
neai.p. Ut ~ 4'hia "nt ~ onIsersn, ~ ~ nssuse ana
~ IT haJ1 ,,fn ,he ha1f ,nd usss ss ne
5nar LUG 'oo' 'A'0 A4o suo' 'ne
uopl. h oo,+to ,
,5,ata ~ tin,,1+r tbat - a4taat. Iiu I9e
n9,an'as E,',nso yes- ffe fnot ~ r., ~ ~
~ y. ame! ta;n E ;,ht Woa ~. ~ M tsitn7 NJ;
~ " .''ne s.tno"s - - rsot,a a,a, suau oand
- +. Eesa s,da ~ 4i,e riper a. = ~. W tae
ast.nee "a. a. a. 49, re,n-tai 80 'e M ~ tue
eni1snts e, on1v a. tn or tTsivs - oe a.
rhe 4he S,st time Thev war; nnder ,ha ~ ~ tor
s1shit, If nne Car. The .citizana 1 cnn osI1a5
~ -! haTa " ~ otter the ottaat 1pe4eo
, 10 Ea.e e,a.es tiat ths ra ore ~ In
tba4 orti"n IF Arkansas onnos;t. T1ras ~ m ia
1"naina at nreaPnt and nons hovs h.a" ee.s ee
forma,y Il WfRske @ 1@'-o A1"'o 'e''n sssn s.esaa
~ c.Tn9 n 1T 1s-Ther sta.ma- c,. 80
Aftnn frc1n Memnhia nssse5 xu,th Gts tss,o VI
eavsn ha1.s II cntt1n fnr r. Ton,. ~" "'*5-
~ ..nta ~ Gbin saiJ,ars ~
aae tote - e-t.soa ~ ete ~ uospltai ana
,,aa;oe;4' ~ ~ +hs ff.fo,, cardIat stSes 47'
pS1o3 nc2,ry ~ nct pNThs uar.ias;,
Ma n.h4nI,s sruaa,tinn ~ .aastsS u "a:
r"h,s1saS t.or. tha tta,snt ac tectlVeG: p
neua g., 10 5th ~ t1sa n, - IL !anlca
c'1. - w. .uu - r,,o ,.ss mota!os OF tae
a. 1E.,an,,,1" u,ji.a AZ 100 ~. luz reoeis
~, nan,n,.S 1h,.o ,,,snaa n..ealaE ~ oae sla-
nti'ce1l .'d 6t11sfonpr pense ns, u r.. i, LII
1nn- nt',s.s ri.,.d "H,s rah.1o Doa .as toss ~
r,and.a h1 Ma3 r,1t- h"1,.Me M.o fon. ts.
~ T,tt., ,s,.1.s T.n.i,r e,n'"a Inon - .us
10 9ah.se tsia"r,1' ~, .ou.eo, esp.mea
sn'nnrtsrt ,,isTstc1ea ann csnsm1ed ~ naas I.sa
an.nunt ~ c"nmtaes1n a, ! Rna.t...a,E . AE
ata.aa .h,oh .,,era @.:. .a ."a', 'S.elo ,'
~. li.5 ~ et.,a h eessta' uun"
tn.naI ncas =. ~ T.ot ~ ato Iusse were
eh,-,|,ad - t,;a ,i"n. "' HAo"u7 aao
su1ppsG 1Ip nss W. tuie psaIa.
~ Xan', Hsoan1 mn H. "sns SUM ulsIance oe
~ aoIa ~, pna n ~ 4nu.os ~ ensmy, 3oaa-
81 sa;.S ~. eathans. mno Mas w T NC aensletta
'na WIZ ol9 ,ea enoosuna aa1aa' tae I've com
masae .nGa fe1usneo ~ Natcnez' bringing
AlStE ~; eioSh.
~ nsns aiso SaptasEo col s.uel1ole stoek
y. ~nn9 'sia, natculps n1m annica 70 aoauts, a'l
u Mnisa pas " u usougnt uetc.
.,1a Uoop, y. III t,, sSoe1 esetes selvlcs IN
eans,y' ea,s sie,tiy' "as A'l'eo Ill one OF the en-
EEt".e e. .,,
T.. 1nF na u na 5ass VI vpe,s.nus nv noaertasea
h5va 49, nnrs'iqntsI ona oi,aaas .n,s ua nsats auo
sa. nnse t'o.s Guns.aossu 9 unV a.nosI eoaLlaaous
fsoa. 'som no iae LUZ tazoT % On tne noft1, to
Ia " o@o1 ~ aue out: ne uss re ot toese
10 aai4s s< u !asc e1n cnaoes " LILLE ooV no1aes
i,,s,.. a.. s;stu hnfa ~ m
ot s.uo.uE ~ " etAHJ paaee VI totto1i, WIN
, 1864-10-17

is the capture cf 81 prisoners Of war,
among them Btigadlfr General and .
COLONEL, 10 htand of arms, large quantities Of
Quartermaster's and Com uiss4ry stores,
over 200 fine horses and mn'"s. 10 cattte.
Our 1obs in killed aa. u1ts to
OF the torm*1 Gat. IL Il. f:uog, 7th
Vt, ana LIEUT.. c. W. Ayers, % Maiaa cav
alry. Gen. Asboth himself had his lett
cteek bone broken and his right arm frAc~
tured in tWo places.
An expedition cent by Nal Gen. Dana,
from Rtd1eT, Miss, composed OF colored
cavalry and infantry, reached Fayette on
the I'd inst, capturing GOO head Of cattle aud
lnrge number Of horses and mules and saE-
e1al prisoners.
Another expedition sent By Gen. Dana, at
tackled the enemy at Woodville at O'Clock
on Thursday morning, capturing guns, l
captain. l lieutenant. SIS enlisted men ana
killing 80 Of the enemy. No loss whatever
Oh our eide.
A cavalry expedition under Brig. Gen, a
L. Lee reached Clinton on Thursd.y morniGg
at o'clock, capturi1 6 sDme thirty PRISON.
ers, the rebel mails, ~ 'r4ph officers and a
considerable qua. TIT, y stores and ammu-
nititns. Amongst tie prisoners captured is
Lieut. Col. Piuekler, Provost MarshiI for the
District, installed in bis Office te v hours be-
fore the arrival of our troops. At Last &C.
counts Gen. Lee WIS ten miles tast of Clln-
ton, ktill Moy1Lg onward.