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, 1864-05-29

" ANTE3-By . :oung maa q
~, 1 sco.ehman,. sltr+ ION l. s, ns weo:ssa!. CT
retAu hit trerc lhs b. In .hc bnscs ai-s
!. We! posttd among.t buch!o r2hcs snt iurs.
honld have 70 objection to TAKE s1ut,l3n q wnre-
hocsemnu o. shipping cieTS In soe Ih91s sale hcuse.
i 70, at.d ot work. 81: of city Iet:sneea g1E,n.
Acdrcfs. fot three days, "Mct." Drawer !a.: Pest
, 1864-05-29

W0 RENT-Pa1lcr aud bed1ootn,
i unfurntshed aut v1thsut beartl, 90 Wabn.h
avenue near jack lo1 xtreet. Rocus pleasant and
rens rhso3ab!e. As dtcss Pest OIce Rox sssS.
, 1864-05-29

HSDEcrHarlA RrS MAD.-A very pretty episode
w:s Witnessed ses:c:aay uorr..-s The corner Of
L:salle acl sf,statuston streets. The steamer
- Long John" had been repaired snd was heing
tested A large black Ncvfous tlaal dog running
aertss lie STREET, Was sIuel b. the streatl, nad
t.s2.. It for more II: gib!c assaa1t prcp4rel to
thoroughly drencaed. get did M; lose his courage
For fuiiy GusrttE ofau hour he stood the flre
<water) man'clly, NOT did he retire I'LL the engine
s1orIed playing. It Wae an exhibition Of rersis-
tent courage, remarkable even IN dog.
, 1864-05-29

TO RENT-A first-clacs Office
n evez9, Lakestre Apply to kXiT8 s D nj.
, 1864-05-29

w ANTED A pirchaser for my
w book stosa- hsve one 0. tae best established
hGoh..<tor In the city, which will kel tr4de
for city property on tie West slce. Call ne 81
Wat kLzie stree: or address IRA Brown. Poas
CHice UCx 81. lttcaKo, ry76-rSH6 y
, 1864-05-29

Tue Seo1cH REc1AEST,-Capt Wa E. Esan Of
this city hEs received letter ftom member Of "a.
65h Illinois, written At louisville on Ncdaesday,
which states that OF Sunday night near twelve
o'elccE, the tasCaCe car containing the officers
baggage IVES DESTROYED BY hrc. Col. Cnmerons loss
was about SzG1 while the ether officers suffered Ia
proportion. The sutier lost $a.400 IN goods. On
the Two succeeding evenings sli:ht accidents
red, hut the regiment reached Louisville in safety
, 1864-05-29

On TUESDAY, May Slss, At 93{ o'clock, we Will se
our roonl as Dearborn eet, 400 common Cirat
and {, nne Ctga1I- To be aold without reserse-
myAs bto4t GILBERT SAMP6ON, Autt'rs.
, 1864-05-29

w WAN1ED. "A You e Lady 10
~ yesre OF age Is d.EtTous Of % ring corrss,
pc.ctnre With enc O. merc T1nuc Rett!enlsn II ..od
III, Battle cr4eI r Michigan. myss h:eas -
, 1864-05-29

Es1AI1.-Detweca twelve and one O'Clock On
T.:eay night, tie house Of Officer Macaulcy, Of the
Flsst Precinct Police, situated near the Cemetery
on Franklin street near Center, was burela.ioasly
entered. Luckily the thief made sufficient noise
tn eicnal lis presence, but before the oeer gould
capture him he had escaped.
, 1864-05-29

WrsT LAKE. srHsET--This street, which from
tic river to Halssel hss been fx 60 many moatas
impossible, bids fair to bc II condition fos
travelling over, the laying down OF tho Nicholson
pavement havtne conrarnecd tho middle OF ths
past week: and IL being proceeded with ut the rate
Of abort c!sEty feet per day
, 1864-05-29
NUSEm f yTS:

FIRST AssrAL SALE OF PA1srISos.-O.r Chi.
caco artists have placed many OF their choice pre-
ducts on exhibition at the Jcvne & Alm1nis Art
itts' Emporium, 101 Washington street, whe.c
they will rcrnaiu open to public inspection antl
the evening Of the 9Th of June next, when they
will be ofvrcd Tor sale at auction under the discc-
tion Of Gilbert s. Sampson. Among the contriba-
tors eIc M1s. st. 1ohn, slies MackNav, Mss Mich.
Olson. Mrs, Hall, kate s. Cameron, Drury, Reed,
WoodEau, Lewis, &c. This exhibition ehould NJ
, 1864-05-29

RHoVlCKER'S THEATRE,
1EA. MattoE s,reet, het*sen State and Dearborn
, 1864-05-29

TO srpscn1unaa.-owing to an accident to or
nrc.s, ve were unable to print the whole edition
or The TRIBUNE on Saturday morning, and; tneon-
sequence. many dcalcfs were unsupplicd; It was
rot thc1r fault II the paper fallcd to reach our
country Subscribers HI
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Two Parties aud Orc Issue.

General Fremont, long expected letter Of n, ny
nation has at last appeared, and he now formally
gives in his adhesion 10 Mr. LINCOLN for reasons
that will be read with Interest by the public. lis
letter reveals al the characteristics Of iis author
and Ia equally out-spokon and ndscTcct-rcn-
dering II difficult to rroSnos,lca,e whether It's
effects shall 10 more beneficial friend FOO Thus
he plainly char.ci The Republican leaders with
duplicity IN cuuce.iins ,a,ir dissatisfaction with
Mr.. LIsooL. rom motives OF policy, until lie mad
establishod character among III" people, which
now leave them choice but " support hira
mud then states, that In Ter 10 socurs thu unity
and success Of the Replh,au party, he resigns IN
his favor. In second eticr to BIstou n,ittee
that had invited HIM 10 speak IN Fanouil Hal, ho
explains stll further and slows how the election Of
Mr.. LIsoOLN can Le rendered. conducive 20 the tri.
umph OF Radicalism,ty ucompIct orsauizltl ~ that
will convince him that he ''hpids his place and
power no, a5 belonging to hiusc's but 40 a really
faithful servant =" the peJpio" Ia tine, General
FREMONT plainly intimate thai he hui himself
hpto 10 kuo.Scl down by me other man than
Mr. LINCOLN, and can scarcely conceal hs r, gr,t
and modification a, beinr ,,mpele 70 succunb
10 hun after all. General JonS CocHaAsE
The Cleveland candidate for Vice pfe'I-
aent, follows Sit and withdraws for reasons
that are Of course OF infinitely less inpor-
lance than those sltu.ed by General FcIsoSr.
The resignation = these gentlemen leaves II clear
Geld for Mr. LrScolN All General MoCLeLLAs. and
IL satisfactory, removing all danger Of u non
slcction by the people. W Ia more than two cauli.
lates in the hnli there was possibility Of the
,ecton deyol'.u. Il the Houl. Of representatives,
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. ~, lse4.
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The Electoral College.

The relative strength OF the several states in the
electoral college has been considerably changed
since the last Presidential election by tie decen-
lsGu, And In lsba will have but I. Nasssch use,ts
also loses one, failing from Is ~ ~ yotes New York
drops from So 70 9S Pennsylvania loses QUE Ohio
loses two, and kentucky loses one. Alabama. Ar
kansas Florida, Georgia, LOUISIANA, NJ vi ss ppi,
N nth Carolina, South Carolina, Texas Tennessee
aud Virginia will not be heard Of In the elector-
OIL college, The vote Of California will be Increased
from to votes: limos Will advance FROM II 10 10
votes; Iowa, which bad votes in lSGO, will now
have 3 Wisconsin will have votes instead OF g ;
Michigan increases votes, and Kansas, with her 8
Votes will be added " the college. The total num-
Der VI " which these states IRE entitled ia 29S
majority Of this electoral college 10 ssary 10
al election, and shat majority Is one hundred aud
fourteen votes.
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Me- York, Thvrsdsv, SEPT ~ Q P. h-The auc.
tusaioss In gold to-day have been Ssalsws AZ "
O'Clock, nix; 1850 99ok Ills, 22r.; Ito, sai \;
~, 2a1; 12as a1o,. 1ss. 22o|; 2, 2so's; sto sfoh
e2a 3sok; sAS, s1s; T. ASK. sterling sychsnse
w very dull and quoted a, ic9a in gold Tor banker
bills. Money vss active and easy at Jper cent. The
general sock market suf'e ed a serious decline, -
much IN consequence Of the pesre atuorphe e, which
cOnsnn,l hans 81 out Wal stree, Us any oher c,s-
croyeIatle cause. Governn ents rete steady In tie
i'ciucc hlai ket the-e lelv feeing ana g. =
,cins 10 p,ce'. eads' uas We e much &c
e.se ana sho. aLing oil Of 10 cent? on hou
"a = SeDts on wheat and ~ cents on corn. The
10 < matket wa heavy and lover IN the dry eoods
trshe theie vas q crest pressure 70 sell The great
feature of this week bss been the hesvy ofe nss OF
dome.c cofton., and each dsy has sitle sssd large
decllne on the pIevious one
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u EATIlS.

.BALL--on wednc.,ey, sept u, Man Ball widow
Z" ho la. John hLl, NED - year, and montls.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral On FRIDAY sit,r-
noon, sept ~ u. oelvcs from hei late fesidt;e.,
inieued IA Greenscoi Ceuie,ery. 90
BURs-on the 2ist int Caihsrine lors vile Of
lbe friends OF the i.mily respectfully invited tn
attend the funeral VI Friday Afternoon, Sept. -
At o'clock from her late reslienc. $50 Front -. so
cAROLAN- at hi. residence. sc Pitt 81, james
liz nirnd., aua thos. OF h- brothers. bernard
snd aielae,; also hi. brothers-n;las Ld.aid Lynch
s,' haetn Sn ti'dsy, si ,nsL a. ~ eek ,os a.
Will be said Tor the repo~e OF his soul. 2bt
CARRuLL--on Thursday Sept I'D, George T.
Carroll the youngest ssn oi Joseph aud Kate Carroll
The tuners VIII take ACE from the restence OF
inst, NJ 3 O'clock. it5
CULLEN On ThundAy, Sept. cd, rhoma. Cullen,
Tue friends OF the faulty are respectfully Invited
TO attend the finera, Oh SATURDAY Afternoon, sith
Inst At o'clock, from his late r-sidence, 2, Eaai
sth 81. 1j6
HANRAHAN-On Thursday, Sept. 22, Ann, the
beloved wife OF Timothy Hanrnhsn, nstiy" OF ths
The friends and Ielsiyes o. the fsiniy respect
fully invited u attend the funeral TIN. tfridsyi
hubbard, 1ji Charlton st, and nom thence 10 fs,-
bush Cemetery. ia
LEDwIrCH On Thursdsy, Sent. e2d, Bridget
The friends and acquaintance. are respectfully iu-
Sited to attend the iunsral on Friiay, tne 3d. nj
LISES-After u long ind painful ilIiess, Mattbev
AGED SO years ~ mouths and % layi.
aenGs 70 Uas st. ,h. ds si,sT Ti" =, Sco .
70 Calvary Cemet.ry. The friends aud acguan'ance-
are respectfully invited To attend. ~
MILLER - On Sept ", 1854, Anna Naiis Miller,
daughter of Peter aud Mary Ann Miller, aged yrr.,
months aud ~ tayA
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Another lIumbug.

To The Edisoy Of the Sun.-Th attention Of the
public IL hereby called 70 the gin ticket" con-
tern recently opened IN Broadway, and which Is
throngcd from morning until late ut night with
eager purchasers Of tickets, At one dollar each. for
~ concert which may or may not take pisce with
each ticket q gin 10 promised worth from dol
lar " Eve hundred dollars; but no outsde ever
draws an thing hey ond the value OF sono article
of galvanized " pnchbeck jsweiry, worth probably
twelve cents T. manufacture, while all articles VI
any value beyond ono dollar nro drawn by COM
feoraies 81 the concern. aud the public AZ usus IA
such cases, are sw1 naled. VS.. 3. 3
New losK, Ss,aeu Der Ilst, 1854.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

THE FATHER MATHEW 7. A. r. SOCIE.
y, No &, Of Brook u, ulll hold meeting In tls
School Hall u, Hunters Point, on Friday evening,
Sept. 23d. Speakers Nessrs. Campbell ssd Aeskin,
singing By Messls Maoy and 'he 1iee Club. JAMES
NuGkST, PTcs't. JAS. HAW hIS5, REQ Sec la
mestins~ every Friday and SUNDAY evenings, at Their
HAL. corner Of FULTON aud Pineapple SIS speaksrv
this evening Messrs John Mctirsth, John MOrgAn,
and others. Sin.sp-Mr. kobt Wilron and Mis- CaD-
All, also >eson'. Ministries. Suhdsy eveLiuss
Speakers -Mcs.r.. Gillinghani. Y G. Hoily wood, sA
oth.p Excellent vocaist- will lie IN ATTENDANCE IN
Annual Ball, It'll october. HUGH GALLAuHkk.
Pr-st \ u MORRIS, Secty. lso
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whnt tho Pirate Tallahassee has Done.
Ire savsnnah REpUBLIoAS OF sept. 2 confirms
the rcpor, Of the arrival Of the pirate a,
Wilmington, C., and gives the following list Of
tue cnp tures she has made:
S,ho5nor Sarah A. Boyce Egg Hsrbor, scuttled,
Igust II, 1884,.
y lot toat James Funk. No. ~, VI New York.
burnt, August II, 1854
b. Carrie E,tele, u Now York, burnt, August
IL, lsOt
BIk Bay State, Of s,on, burnt August II,
1854.
Brig A. Richards, of Boston, burnt, August II.
1854.
Schooner Carroll OF East aachias bonded Tor
Sit, 90, August II, ls64
Pilot bost " IN. Bel, No. %. Of New York, bunit
August II. 1864.
Schooner Atlantic, from Addison u New York.
burnt August II, l>Gi.
Bark suho,e, Calais, Maine, bonded August II,
1864
schooner Spokane, of Calais Maine burnt Au.
gust IL, 1864
Snip AdrIatc, Of New York, with emlsr.n,s.
burnt, August ~, 1864
Brig B.low, Of Salem. Mass, scuttled, August
~, 1854.
schooner Rober, = Pccker. schooner and cargo
bonded In $4,000, August II, 1864
Bark Glay.non, oi rhomsston, Ne, scuttlei, Au-
gust IL, 1854.
s.Lo:ner L.mo, Dupont. Of Wilmington, Del.
burnt August 10, 1864
SUPP James LlulehcId- o' blnso', NC, Suttlcd
August IL, 1854
s,hvoner Mercy A. Howe OF Chatham, Mass ,
scuttlod August 10, 1854
Schooner Howard, Of New York, scuttlet August
10, 1854
Schooner Floral Wreath, y, George.own. Ne 4,
scutiled August IL, 1851.
schooner Sarah u. Harris u Dorchester, bonded
August Is, 1884,
Schooner Restless Of Boothbay, Ne, scu,ted Au
gust 10, 1854.
Schooner Eta Caroline, OF Portland. Nc, scut-
tied August Is, 1864.
Bark p C. Alexander, of Hsrpswell, Ne, scut-
tied August 10, 1884.
Schooner Leopard, q Boston bonded Angus, Ii.
1854
schooner Pearl, Of Friendship, No, burned Au.
gus, 10, 1854.
Schooner sarah Louisa, OF Jonesport, Nc, burn
ed August Id, 1864
schooner MAGNOLIA, Of Friendship, Ne burned
August 10, 1854.
Schooner North America, Of New London, Ct
scuttel August II, 1854
Brig Seva, --, bonded August II, for sl55OO
Schooner Josiah Acorn. -, burned August / !,
1874
Schooner Dadcuh -, burned August Is 1864.
Schooner Sea Flower, -, burned August Is,
1854
Brig Roam, -, burned August ~ isC4,
Total, 3y vessels
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Another Calculation.


NEW Ifsl, lSo4.
Editor OF the SIN:
ReudIug IN article hoaccd "A Small Calculation"
"a your valuable paper OF YESTERDAY, make All an
sver to correct II. A barrel Of onions contains
~ bushels, Instead OF bushei 81 onIolIs weighs
u 10 l. lis, instead Of - lbs half peck wei hs
lbs, one quart weighs lbs The Wholesale
market price of onions is III barrel. and are re-
tailed Ut any corner sroeeT.es At II cts. pr honea
quart, which ~ y quarts N n barrel, will amount
Ia - CT deduct tie cost price OF 81 trou this
leave ~ u prof., instead OF ss,s "a.
A CokSEa GEooER
This Corner Grocer" IN NO doubt, ali hoAorscIe
dealer aut bis LIQUIDATION reduces the enormous
p oat neycrh ,less Il Is small barrel that will
not contain thre. city bushels Of Oniol9 md the
.sures nj our correspondent 10 lot materially
wea. ,n the relato,i IN the Sur OF Wsdne sday
The "cprncr grocer" alluded to in that article hal
not 81 b Il teuLer conscience rs tie Corner 1ro-
| ccF' ~ho sends - tho above communication. We
wish for the sake II the hard working PEE pie, that
! more "eVrncr gruccn" were as readily satisfied
With r9lt T.. 10 rcr cent, Instead Of teal!us
up1h tue prnciple ., ex;orlus al they can get out
oil 'heir ens'onlers II "Sorner gr,cers' Zeal hoa-
oFaDl! with the public, the people would have nc
OCCASION 'oi Purchasing Associations
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TRADE NOTICES.

A ESPECIAL MEETING OF THE JOUR
IA neyu~n Lathen will be held this evening at :
O'Clock ct their rooms corner eth It, and Tth ay All
member are requested 10 attend business of i'm
portance 10 TO be transacted. BY order OF JOHN
Lyons President; JAMES CASEY, sec'y. liO
NOTICE TO TAlLORS-THE MEMBERS
OF the trade IN this city and vicinity, are hereby
notified that the )ourneymen tailor Of Wsshington
Me " astrike. me members Of the tTsde are re-
b. order Of the Central Committee. loo
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS-A SPECIAL
~ meeting will he held at Mr.. Rieley'a coraer OF
Sath g. and sth avenue, on Friday evening, sept I'D
Meubers VINO received no money from tho tunds OF
.he soeiety are requested to attend. THOS. HOu.
LAdAS. Prest Va0S. MANSFIELD, lee 5sc l4l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Every Man Of small heans should secure
ont OF those splendid lots, At Beeplaine. Meutings
ever Friday evening, At Isl Bowery. Attend and
learn particulars. 40
Wheeler and Wilson's Highest Premium
Lock Stitch sewing Machines, G25 Broadway. A2
For the Hair aud skiu.--Barry's Tricop.
herous The best and cheapest article. sold by Hll
druggists. 20,
Grover g. Raker,s sewing Machines for
sale and rent and atoTs w.h hios s"nt To
families, by MERNfN ARNSTROSG, 93b Broad AZ,
near 2ld ct. $40
For Physi0Rncmy, PhrcucloEy. Pbysi-
o.Ogy, Ethuoosy uu Iey cnlOgy. DC No. Phlono-
10. Cil j Journal; % cfs. Nessmeu have IL. row.
LtR d " Ellis, 3sJ Broadway. 3b1
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AwEsTKnS editor sums up the 1.e-,lisritjes Of a
contemporary ~ follows; lie Is TOO law 10 earn
meal, and too mean to enjoy one. He was never
generous but once and that was when he ave the
itch To- an aPprentcc boy 30 much for his good
ness of heart. OF nis industry, he says the public
may Judge when he states that the only time be
ever worked WIS when he nis,o~k esstor-oil for
honey"
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TaG Albany ATLAS AND AaoUs, ths central oryan
of the Democratic party. publishes this following
extract from the celebrated HEIrrR's Crisis book
~ Illustrating the political views aud Hntecedeuis
" the Hon. RguDEs 4. frSrON, the present Re
publican candidate for Governor OF New York
80 IL seems that the total number Of actual
sidre 0pasrs, including their entire crow VI crtng
ing iicksIiules against whom We have ~ contend,
ID but three hundred aud forty seven thousand five
hundred and twenty Ave, against this army for the
defence Of slavery. We think IL will lie easy
matter, independent VI the pesrues, WHO Ia nine
cases cut VI ton would 10 dolighled With this OPP
portunity ~ cut their masters tbrosts and with
out accepting Of y single recruit rom either Of the
Free STATES, England, France or Germany, ~ mus.
ter At least three tunes large, and far more
respectable, for It's utter exterminsuOn."
But we welded ~ Ore Irpose FROM which no
cart power CAN divorce Us. We are deter mined
to AUolsa slavery s. all hazards-in defiance VI all
opposition Of whatever nature, which IL 10 possible
for the Slaycocrats 10 bring sgains! US. Or this
they may take due notice, aud govern themselves
accordingly.
We, the undersigned, members Of the II use Of
Representatives Of the National Congress, 10 cor
dali endorse aud .pprov the enterprise set forth
Ia he i0ges JlnS c.r1ulsr.
l3eneIl OWEN LovEJoY,
SCHULTZ COLLAR.
JosnuA X. GIDDrsos,
REUBEN r. PKsIos,
sisnci also by WILLIAM SEWARD and ff,y seven
Republican ulcintcrs Of Con- ress.
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" Died of StaryutiOu.o

NEW Yo9E, Sept. ri, 1854.
hr. Bsaeh u kuo. you 10 be Trend 10 tho
poor aud distfssded. With - heart full of sorrDw,
ASK You IN the name y Col 10 sound the alarm
have Just heard Of the Geath OF lady IN the upper
part Of our city, IRON starvation. sac lost her
husband " tie WI steal ale cvulc not and sho
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press There are many contingencies thst aise 10
railroad travelling in which safety depends upon
iree eress ron, the cars and when this 10 depend.
emit q ely uron train official ststioaed without,
the danger IL readily perceived. In thc instance
nlj,lcd t. uo rcri't Of this practice is fright
n,Ilv riustraioi The details OF the accident
s,a,c I, al srct ne collision, when the flames broke
OF. "..L.H he ar, ..lu. p'i4.H .'r' ri.. % 'rr-
t. .'.. g. tbc 10. ..t ,... .' ler ! .A'.
..,re seur''' . t.. ti- 4sys - ....-. s.
r..r...l To-. ....I, ... .... I..
hyti.. tau lu. ".d .... ..I,4..lt,4. Ic. q. Ia 81
women powcre ls t. oxtric.,e themselves, anil
doomed to be roasted alive! Too ears ordinarily
cflt Dyed on 'Ae railroads In This country would
have furnished means Of eA!. through Tho windows.
ton sre rurposely conslrur'ed Nth windows too
email ~ adut the passage OF an nult boly, in ~ Ter
To prevent passengers from endsngeriu1 the dies
by protruson h,e the irsn e in motion and Escape
was ,herctore impossible. Ono case Is mentioned
among the incident~in which . soldier endesvorri
70 force HE way through one of the windows, but,
only succeeded In pro,Iuling y small portion Of hs
body, and despite tho efforts Of those outside to
rescue him, be rorished before their eyes These
frishtfu and frequently tocurrug railroad csla'ni.
tics should bc mai, the subject of the strietest u-
d.cal investigate, and radical change, n some
respects, should he effected !, uay be difficult, 10
reach the degree II perfect which IL Inhibited Oh
the ,rans-nllautc railways but certainly,s
able approximation to II mightbo attained.
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ALL WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYP
"A metal can tnd cash purchaser by calling I'll .
W. CkAskE, ISL Wtuis1a " Wv
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DAWN BRUK Frs SALE.-R. SLANLON
i will sell "a ~ Iarminp II, on "a day OF October
general assortment Of unr"deemed pledges by order
OF 4. W IANllS l.. l.. -
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DAWSBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, BY
L joins NpRIINER 10 Ia: B5oadwsv. Of "a veIy
superior ana ,ssonabe lot OF mems c!othins. Nor
thy the attention Of dealers. IS order VI : j, LEVY
lp0 iifoOu,c az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23
Auction NOTICES,
y EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME

MARSHAL'S SALE OF SUGARS, TOBAC-
Iv1 co, 6c.-S. HERMAN & Co, Auctionesr. EEL
this day NJ l1 90 ock, No. 10 Boa ery, 4OUOu resaA
various brHLd-, VIZ. Joke! Club FaVorita, HEM,
Clay, Flor Eminente &c; aiso large lot smoking
lAcco luuoIs DC. l3s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

signel also by WILLIAM SEWARD and hfty -seye
Republican ulcintcrs OF Con yress.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
Attachment,

u. frtei rs, ?. " Lunfr
THE Iu.utH 600 .Hl.elt .a,. ths defendant +.
Indebted ..m and -. UU..lud. tH.t p-.ar.. CANNOT,
bc -HrEul upon him. having Hltmh an ORIGINAL
attachment u-aiu-tthn y..tteuf tho defendant HrI,
returnahlc before John T. Hook. Jr-.l.a,r The
Peace ir Blomt county. and the SALINE hayfn. been
levied 'n DE prop rty: IL ordered bv said 4-iio.
that the defendant appear before him at L- office i'm
the 18th District II Blouut county ON tho atl dav
If December next, or it viii De proceeded with *
pr,a. Il further ordered that thi. motto. b. puI-
lishc1 for four successive weeks in the hrorrWe
Wig.
past PISS JOHN p. HOOK, j. r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
Not ice.

ALL persons holding notes on jesse g. Nalay..
Of Maryville, with the late General Wallace, name
a. security are requested to present them .9 mo at
my office in Maryvillu az soon g- possible
iy23-2ts THOS. SANDER~ON
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

A LOT Of SALT for sale at the store OF jaime
Smith, near the Market House. je25-f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
w. r, SEWER. M. D..

Office, West side Of Broadway, I'd door below 81 81.
jy23-tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Using, no advertisement will be inserted without
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OCTOBER, 1858 Editor and PaLiishey