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larceny. IA stealing from Francis Bennett PEN
Tertiary Ell, months. John Haley, Thomas Law
lor, Mary Smith and julia Brown. who bsd been
found guilty If petty larceny and stternpt as grand
lprceny, were refDandei.
,PoLfor Tsrr11fG,ScE He1rp Robbery Of Stocks
<.d Bonds-Ar,est Of a Wdtt-styeet BSotn.-On
the 18th Of August last 10000 worth of Treasury
notes. United States Bonds tprincipally 1908 =
the demon nation Of $1,000, 800, 500, and $500
and cert foa,es Of stock IN various Nov England
corporations, were stolen from The o,e Of 1css-s.
Brewster, bseet " Co., " Boston, banker. Tho
firm, on learning their loss Immediately advert 100.
the missing securities. stopped payment Thereof,
and offered n reward u $4,000 for tfcir recovery
but nothing vas heard = .hem until d,v or two
sgo, when Captain Jourjan, o. tie r, XII Ffoeinct
dis overed one % the 500 Trrsvur notes, AMI a. 8
he Traced N Mr.. Alexander Matthew's liquor store
IN Greenwich p cot corner o. Bar lay. MAXIM u-
quiry here, Cap. Jourdan learned that Thoit a. ii.
Corwii, tar-kcfTor for NJ Mtul..s :, had taken
the note from John Is Manning u tre h-m d Man
ming n DE Forest brokers ni No. IL Wal street.
This note vas numbered 3 i,B" and is9ucl on tie
18th vt August las-, Z ~ which, was noted when
1t wss taken. 3couin tho city, Captain .Iourdan
soon found Other notes. one .or 100, - NJ. Ih"s.
T. N'.l's dll nF H.t bib. ~ .IJ Waiiu.tt'
street; mother Tor siVIstNr Charlie 4 4 "a,
IN Greouwich street sui yet Another for 200 al
No-.rz. Smith & K'oc's, Broadway, corner Of Canal
street. al Yi which Asd ic,n taken, 70 Is allcsc ,
frow Manning r . confederate Thorouron Capt.
10 irldn arrested MsnuiLs Abd toVk lin T. tlc
TutIlr where Mr.. Mcneil and Thomas III Cor'sfii,
II ,hs city, ami Mr.. e, ". T. Riley, OF tho trn ci
iir 7Htrr, Sweet Co, Bptiou, appeared rnd uiNi'
alidaN " upon which Juti.'s bI"' NJ continued
aAYurr i1r examination. M-un.n. ~ hi'
! Innocence aud declares O. Al he Knows nutlit. o
| Tn LOST Dutes and bonus.
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CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS -ss,onia Hamburg; 2 W Bruno.
Baltimore, Vulcan, Philadelphia.
SHlIS- Cornelius Grinnell London: Nirtoria, on
don. Sansn,Cu, psnana. SsrrarAnsott, Ses ORLEANS.
Banks Ileirrch busch. Amsterdam Goethe,
Bremen. s W lilo brook, Portland.
RHTtS -uur Marie, Miru,oanc Mercy Parker. ~
Johns y " j No-t- Hston; Alamo, Bo-ton' Union,
Uai' s4. \ Kennedy, Fhiladrlphip Golden Load,
Portland. Raven liyCfro'l lToroldo l. toit'tsnt,
monde, Au'oino''r, tsdiz, b Drummond, A,Isnvsll;
Aiandalo. HsiIiaN, y >.
MARTINS; Sarnh Chinco'e wue. WIN avipA STANFORD.
Baltimore Eiv Mesnv, I1s'on; Cslis,a. Boston.
sLOOfS MARY Grry, Jncasytle; HArsr, somerset
ARRIVED.
srEANsTItpS-Iou' Moore. ror,re~ Monroe;
~ tit. " 'shineton. Kewsnec. lrctCrgel Neyport
General Meta, kosnoke leland Ilo'iJa. Bottom
tuesNrcatr, Portland Union. FROM g II -.lustrcn
Ashland. Fortress Monroe, City OF Rlchmond- Wash.
.inrtou. ko-ih America, Fortress Monroe; ChNle'
Thomas Fortress Monroe.
SHIP oder, winssn. Of and from HAMBURG, mdse
WsfGS- llutnholdi, Cinco Bay: Alamo, Rondout ioi
los'on; Carl lohAn, lSw.dis,l MArseites.
SCIiOpNFES-EV.i inc, Geon,etown; Lizzie Tsv
Tor, Ha'tsra- Inlet: John SNOW, Shuec. y :, White
Se-- N.wlury port NAlrus Pafshorn. :. Mediator
tsl River; Cars'v, Nsngor Tor NCvhurr. Mar, Pro
violence; III Townssnd Provid.ucei NardAliN VI
rate hport for BOTTOM Seoor, iiAr~ eh hoe Jenrr
-un. salem, t'ionto., Gardiner, We.
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,.,.., I'''LS nv. sos go,
WV ''''' '"'
'-' '''' app "'.'''" NV '''s'' W u''''''
'"N' ""' '"''n WI" I'''"N' ''''''' u 'n' WHY
"''' omen u VI" V'''' many VI WHOM ''e
hO" making u''o AHN' A'''''S ZEE DAY Al Blk
'hN is ''+'I'
~ .'o in1iequs'e c''hp'n7"l'h p"u ''r ''on'"
'''' we "oiS'us " inca - f''oc'' - n''n owes
:" o''E'n' i"' ""''l "'' ''n''7's 81 nN'n'ei o'
''n''' ''"' "'''' A"' tr"'''"'eu' "uu@' s3up'-
'n'e' ns'' D''h 90 '''''' anu WHO '''1huI " give
','" ',i'o ahn 'io"es . lfo'ho'e an "Su'hu"h
'''' wiz 'co f'''N'" uc'''' l" INC "'fNln8 VIZ
men '' 'e" ''rN 'fy'
n'n"hs 'n' PROMINENT 'oec's OF 'h' ins'hn''oh
u VIC "s'"pn'hinen' 'i a"eS's'r! syT"tn' hereby
'eui'ie- may oe ~SsA''u VA ootinhi'inI ioymcn''
an 10 secure n'i" i'sA' pf''e'.'oh against maud
re- o' expense.
" "''o ~ '''' % 'he INSTITUTION I" discover
re" ana nIpr'pr'H'' sphere" q" emrI"s m'ni Tor
women IA departments not no" occupied by tb,'n'
We earnestly appeal 10 all good cu1en'N norc
especially b' IaoicN to ''i@ US IN maintaining IN
organization intended !" ''n'ht 'nd encourage
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FJ-RS.

A TTENTI0S-LADIES FCRs-NOTwrTH
:. Astandinr the high rate OF sold. the tm
Ladies calling early take their choice fon cus
large and well selected sock. ami obtain crest esf
yains at about hRfihe pfcc paid else rhere Altering
and repairing TO the lat At stvles equal 10 70
ceipt given tn purchasc's 20 irsu'. srains, rlohA
lepp s3 Cha hriu H. opposite Crcot' marble ilUt.s
FLEMING, Manage. Look TOY N. Mammoth. . 90
NORTH WESTERN CANADA Fur MANU-.
featuring Co.--furs Of every deer Ghou, MOLE
sale and retail, nom y set snd upSardr. Altering
and repairing neatly done and With Dispatch Ais
hats, caps, gloves trunk. travelling tags. umbrellas
and rohee In great vA-it}. l.. "a toy Of NV esle-
braicd moth powder siy'u to each chA~ef Of
OF urr. Call early and mabe YOUR selection. JAS,
W. HANENS, 2ir2 Broadway, New Chandler a. II
Duane st and 60 Chatham ~. go
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COAL.

PEST RED ASH AND LRHlGH COAL,
- all sizes, at lowest reduced rates. THOMAS
STOKES cor SD Of aud lIth ave. 3S
COkE DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY, AT
~ reduced price. Apply At 30 Az A. or at the t.ss
Works, 2lst IT and Nv 4. =. .. SHERWOOD. $40
CUMBERLAND COAL.-BFST GEORGES
~ Greek Tor blsctsmiths just arrived and for sale,
from one ton up~ ards by Is. LOUTkkI- AL Second
Az, bet. 2lst and 22d sk. yZ
FIRST QUALITY GOALS AT REDUCED
L Prices. Large nat - Stove and Egg 81 per
ton. delivered from yards SlS Bosery and al
Greene Il JACOB WEFkS 40l
McCORMICK'S COAL YARD, NOS.
4vA 20 d zO6 East sd VI. Fiyt quality red and
white ash coal delivered 10 ANY pat OF the city at
yer ton. ard, ~ and 80 fst I'D st. bet. I'd and "a
aver. St3
DURE RED ASH tPEACH ORCHARD
Coal Of the best quality, puperly screamed. ~
low price ~ oosi Of like qualify Is sold for. Also
genuine Lehish and borust Mountain Goals. Apply
NJ the corner Of Canal aud Centre aud Jane AMI
West st. HENRY REEVE ~
$40 SORR 2, 900 LBS RED AND White
"lOscO ssh, egg and stove. ~ for nut size.
Screened and delivered from yard 150 Leroy, and ~
Jackson a. and Il " W arlington at. kICH'D HEATH
Ek $H
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DSsN GOODS.

nRY GOODS-DEY GOOpS-DRY GOODS.
- s-CLOAkS-CLOAkS.
GREAT REDUCflON-hSEATR tOI CTIOS.
Dress Goods cheap " ever Blankets and shnvls II
old prices. Cloaks 20 per cent. cl eaper than snv
other house IN the trade lavinr c-tChased larrely
at near last years prces AN euab.ei ofer sTvst
Inducements TO purchasers, AZ the old stand, 81 Csth
rine st. lstp. Mgntce and Aal!foa. A. FIELDS. "a
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

FAGAS--M ST. Lakes Hospital. on the 18th inst.
~ AEON Thomas faran sgsd - Year,, = native Of
Bsn-Rhe- kings Co, ireland.
His friends and arJuantnnces are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral on SUNDAY afternoon.
l6'h int, ~ O'clock from hU late rridence, lso
Past Both ~. $40
MORGAN-On "Wednesday, Oct. t2th. Of consump.
tion. John Morgan, aged 81 years.
The friends md relatives Of the family. and the
member Of Neptuuc Lodee, No. 3l1, J.. 4. NJ,
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, on
SUNDAY afternoon. 10Th Inst At i2% o'clock from
tie PreShyterinn Church, Broome 81, near Elm. 3s3
pOY WANTFD-IN A WHOLESALE
)Storr one about Il YEAR odd who hosrds with
hi- par.n's and can come veil recommended. Apply
IA : G. HILLS, II Pratt ~. BIS
CHAIR MAKER WANTED-ON FIRST
Nicass tuses ODD md walnut work one that cSn
furuish he toos, and sro understands carving
Auply after 10 o'clock 10 y. &. WllIlCOhh No. 80
flm n, y. !. 3Sl
NEpTUHE LODGE, No. 81, I. & a. M
NThe members Of this Iodse ART hereby rummon-
ed 10 meet al the Masonic Temple cor, Btooine and
10 at end the funeral Of our deceased BIO. John Nor
pro I,ru $50
WELSH pREACHlNG-THE REV. X. D..
w THOMAS Nh preach next sabbath, at and
Oc'ock, Vt si- Church IN llth At bet I'd and n avr,
! on the sullec'-"lhe Reign Of God In the Fre-cnt
| 'ris's" Al We III people friendly TO the Govern
| meut and tho nion are requested to attend. $40
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A GREAT CHANCr-CHTAPl OTS-Also
IA few houses for sale IN IL, thriving City OF Fll-
bethport, New JERSEY only one hour b. steam hosl
from New Yort. For excursion Tickets, and fuiiAes
particulars, apply TO L. Il. KELLOGG, i5y Pear al.
New York. aG-
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A NEAT tOT1AGf AND LOTS IN
"A Garden for Sl,tt, well located, and hn " 10 the
city hy steam and horse railroad, ~ Fremont, tppu
Morri.ania. Apply TO q. W. DIfCHtTr, Ness
Chamher II. I'd lopr Ia
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO
- ct with " without hoard, tor two single semitic
IA n, a lCutlcmG and wlie can obtain board. APP
ply fi Hester u, for one week II
4 FEW MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
IA lated with iood hoard In private family nj ~
week, ut Is tlcr.l 81, let. Market and rise II
pOARn--3 OR I RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- men can 10 accommodated with comfortable
hoard at l,y First ave. 6s
CHiAP LODGINGS At NJ. 3 THOMPSON
Very desirable mTnif he'd rooms for ssntleinen
fpe respect able have loard. Nsa, iu-truc
tion uIon The piunoiortc NJ Il Ies.on. Thompson
~, near Canal. Is
HOTEL GAGNI, 49, THIRTY-EIGnTH ST.
IL doors from Sd ave- Furnished bedrooms for gen.
cuou, each st3lruto room, from si2J To II IS pr
vck. AZ
NNANTED--A FEW YOUNG MEN TO
w hoard NJ ~ Carol Il, South Brooklyn. Apply
a.. next week. s3
"ANIEp-BOARD FOR TWO LADIES
w and two children, In plain family rooms I'M
fu rnIehyd. None nee. Anrsef Who object v q r~v-
Ing maoh'nc. Apply ll3 Narick ~. -
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PERSONiE Notice.

A MOTHER BROOKLYN HERO CONF
CABIN, Of 60. y l.; Dat Hoaty Aftlrr, sbs
Wa accidentally shot AZ El1iga lew 1Rys srca, and
wa brought 10 this city on Mondsy, 10Th inst. accom-.
panied ty Capt. thfpp1 and Escort. The decca.ss
w~ CT the time Of HE 'cath attached TO Go. A. 1Sk
Rect, was GOOD soldier and well liked by Lis
father and tender mother also brothers and sisters
mourn his loss. The body the i2tA inst taken
" 1871 IiAry =, BROOKLYN thence 10 -. James Ca
thedrs, where solemn hirh mas was celebrated by
Rev. Father Gardener and others, after which II va
conveyed TO the Cemetery Of The iioy Crors for IN,
terment escorted by company Of the Heavy ArtIl-
lsry, Mator CHAS SPRlG, COMMANDING. 1?s
A DvANCES MADE ON ALL APPROVED
IA elaine sssinst the government Pension. ale ,
luuntes collected for h,ir- of dccs.ci soldier, /
BROWN SHELDON . fsrs Plare. DEC
drowned IN NEWARK BAY. sUNDAl.-
~ oct 9th, JAMES LOCKWOOD, a'ed % cart N
Had dark hair had on three shirts, white ~.
blue datt hue sailor pant, and only nnp hoo'. An ~
information of the body will lie 'hNul 'u recevcL
by his parents. ii6 Se,bt It. Newark, y 4. 1872 :.
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE Op..
L SOPHlA KY II l. her brother HENRY would -
happy TO have her call At Al Mott n. be IL coin
West next week. ANY Information would 10 thank.
fully received. IS
TNFORMATlOS WANTED or PETER CAV.
i NIGH, ofLrcI., Yorkshire, ENGLAND. when las,
heard from lived AZ Nj, hcGuites, IL Eqs; icth ST.
Any one knowing Of nj, Nherushouts viii be 'hankful.
y received by hi, brother and his mother at Wash.
ipgton st., New York ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DANIEL
w and Cornelu- Cummings, n Logeoy's Hotet
BY i. CUMMINGS from New orlean. 80
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A TIC OR GARRETT ROOMS TO LET
IA rent ~ per per month, kitchen, sitting and bed
room; location contrsi, 40 Hudson 81 to small
mily. ?GS
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COTTAGES FOR SALE AT EAST NEW
Sfogk. COTTAGE and lot. with rooms. $3.50, with
Z lots, tlOH Also cottares, fl2.n fliWN +",pH.
200 lots and acre plots 81 tl25 yer .Ot. IHAKIE- IL
MlII.kk. AtLnn.lr ave. EA.l Now Nnrt ~
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

o.. Is =. p..sta-s. :. ovH. " uornoo d.
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HROpELYN.
KINGS COUNTY NoMISArIoNs.-Th fellow.
INK js complete LIST Of the nominations ~ nade
md endorsed by tho three p.rt,, With the rvcep-
ton Of the regular peuJcrauc candidate !or As.
semhly IA lie 80 u strict,
tONrHrss
Union. Re-. nm. Mont HI. penn.
ai'S y. Maddox. \, q. rrr.en. ucmss l'.rne.
.d--i. N lphrrN. I, II. tatuu, 81 Orclfltcu,
w ha!i Ia | u. .r--- ---- --- ------
A-srvBN.
y i iSdr.Sa VI Ycs.sr, J. Nlil.
23 ~. 4. DAVIS son. $50 Nou.l ;. II. NJ nee
+th-J. 3 Ward. PARA iiu,ns rutk iAlru-.
/ 9th. 4. Tenn. !, NJ, ktIuN. +. ". IL NY,
/ Ga- u, Maersth. II &. l-ne,i. II. lH-ucll.
/ ,t.-|uol NuitA. John lIaWeoL. john llaa sou.
SorNN.
r.. m : foven' NontseGe' iia ncH n''''''''
q, unity tTm.h n,cc, ! IiaaTay, ! lion; John j,
SIP. roog -l-a4. sk.dmu,e, tn.on .,oseph Alton
! lttHe, Eci. Dem. .. ". scAVOumaAer Mont. hall
Justice of sc,si,u.-wm H. Uoyt Mon :,
e." i"orh,'s !'e'. Dom. onr.. " iletea'..
,oEouc. E.t., snch, Mon; Jas. Il, VI ucpc, Rec
ptli' mo- r. No't.-, Mout. liall lhl
| !IuDIALI
| Police Justice Chi.ncy Perry, Union Jas. H.
| Cornr'' he. ucul., lulwis sclule., Mont, Hall
| Dem,
,ius'ice Procc, it plst.-Conkln Smith, Union f:
| Michael WHrh, Neg lem Michael Maish, Mont.
Justice reace Cd Dist,-u. Il. Bradshaw, Union ;
Jas. Buckle, Hrr Dem.
THE l35TH -HoPEs.-Tha Kings
County, Board ol supervisors, YESTERDAY, voted
against paying bouu.,s to the veterans of the l39h
wdpasat, now In the front, N condition OF re.sp'
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ITO BE LET-IN JERSEY CITY, The 2L
- noof and tasement Of Aest house 10 resIectabl,
parties without children; rent az Possession i'm
days. ii
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- the - 80 Herald.


SHENANDOAH VALLEY, June IA, 1864.
Our latest information, through reb-
ell sources, represent General Hunters
late movements as having created n
great tllrore at Richmond. Even among
military authorities there, there is
much excitement on the subject of his
successes. Reports represent the rebels
as having sent two divisions (some say
Pickett's and Breckenridge towards
Charlottesville We know that rein.
forcements are being rapidly thrown
into Lynchburg Earlys division il
also said TO be moving to operate
against Hunter We still further hear
thst Rosser, with his command, is in
the saddle and active
The rebels have attempted 10 cut of
General Hunters communications with
Martiasburg, by, according to last ac-
counts. ststioning seven hundred men,
said TO. he under Imboden, at Fishers
Hin. lust south Of Strasburg
Even admitting the rebel movements
to be made as stated, stil Gen. Hunter
has ali the chances Of continuing vic
tor. His movements so far have been
an entire success, aside from the cap
lures he has made. He has unques-
tioaably drawn of E large rebel force
that would otherwise have operated
with General Lee against Gen. Grant,
and he Is more than likely to keep this
force employed for some time 20 come.
Notwithstanding the rebel demon
STATIONS in the Shenandoah valley,
Gen. Hunters line Of communication
with the rear is.still open, as a messen-
ger reached the rear to-day with i'm
portant dispatches for General Grant
and other commanders.
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pon,t Understand lhe Faets.

The following are extracts from an
article in the Cincinnati Enquirer OF
Saturday
The thing which the people Of the
United States-they who are not bound
10 the war interests or fanaticism-most
generally and feryently desire, is Peace,
and if there IS anything indicated by
popular feeling, at this time, having
reference TO nominations hereafter to
be made, it is decided wish for a peace
candidate to whom they may give their
SURFACES
The masses Of the people want a peace
mination-candidate and platform
and the politicians know it. The ques-
ton is, shall the people be gratifed
or will the politicians insist upon X.
noring their will, disregarding the in
terests of the country, and playing the
party game for their own stakes and
PURPOSES
As early As February, 1863, the En-.
quirer assured the rebels that the peo-
pie were for peace; large majority
once it said four-fifths of all-were for
it Internationally; for it, without re.
gard to terms, and it declured that ON
the FIRST opportunity, they would so
signify. Soon afterwards the Spring
elections came off, and the Copperheads
were everywhere beaten, and the En-
quirer acknowledged it had been mis-
taken.
In the fall Of the same year, il reas-
serted the old falsehood, and predicted
the success Of VALIASDiGHGN By 10000
majority; the result in Ohio and else
where, is known, and need not be again
stated Now, as the time for another
election approaches, puts forth its old
fslsehood; declares majority Of the
people are ready 70 submit to the die
tation Of the rebels This time, how
ever, il viii deceive no one; it vii even
fail to inspire JEFF DAVIS with hope.
The people dowant peace-but only
after the absolute and unconditional
submission Of the rebels; and they VIII
elect L1Sco1S and JoHSsoS on that issue,
by the largest majority candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency
ever received
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B. r. CUTTER & GLEATES,
CORNER COLLEGE AND BRolD-sTs.
HEADQRs DEPToF THE CuAfBERIAED,1
DTfIcl OF CBTET EKGINEER ?
CnafLsrnora Tenn llrn 10 l.tl J

june 9--3m
HEADQRs DEPToF THE Cu4fBERlAND.)
UTEIcf OF CBTET EEGINEER, 2
Chattanooga, Tenn June 10 lso4. }
ToPrzs9r Ged Jo7fs ifs5s1s Of lis Ilsaesr Brigade.
Ar7ls II The C.f1l5erizni:
VNHE uNDERsIGNED HAS BEEN AUTHORIZ-
i "a by thu MsJct-General commanding 10 raise
"a Engir1 &c Hegirlf CT from ths Fioneer Brigade,
II aecordanes with the following act q Congress
approved n ~, 1864:
: AN ACT 70 organize regiment o. Veteran Volun-
teeT Engiil' ers
Re i Te3olrs1 b. the eGH1a and hQsfsF q RsIrEe1-
tdtices q 10 tinted Stzes q 1rsTca N C5Hcres rs
saubJed, Thst the Secretary OF War he, and be is
hereby, suthoSlzed 70 enlist, out OF any volunteer
forces "a the Army OF the Cumberland that have
served, or are nov serving g pioneers, pontoniers
or cngineors, % serve wherever REQUIRED Tor three
years. Or during the war, 70 consist Il ten comLl-
MES, and TO have the Sans organization, ray ard
einoiumefts sc are allowed 70 engineer soldiers un-
dcr the provisions ct the fourth section " so act
emitted An act 70 prOsla for the better ergsaizs-
ton 81 the military essahishunsIJ" arFrCred AZ.
gust third, eighteen hundred and siviy-one
sec = Aad h Il f.rf5cr- <n-cflf h1t the ol5fssrs
~ the engineers aE!hor sed 70 be rased Under a.
provisions Of the Foregoing section -nall b. apisiu-
TED add commissioned y the President Of tie Uni-
t-i Siaies, on the recon- G-ndatOu 81 The comnni-
der o. the Army Of me CuinbeIiand, aDI shall
ceife The sslae pay ind ali0vaIees Is engineer OIL
Gers q similar Crude h theIrgular amy.
All present and former Members Of the Poneer
Bri gade Of lhe my of tBe Cumberland are invited
70 cuer thc engineer service IN this regiment They
Gao procure suen aaGitscna bltorIns.Iion thry
uaag need from ne, o. rom any officer nov serving
n ne Foreer BrGsde, he majority Of whom g1ii
enter the engineer regiment.
Lieutenant Wileti, Engineer popsranent N7@h-
vile, l. the rscrJiu as oiig4rlcr AasngDia sui yi-
cinity. v. J. MERRILL,
Capt. II. s. Enurcer-.
Chic Ensineer Army cumtor.end.
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Copperhead Endorsement Of Fremont.


This was one of the resolutions pass
ed at a Democratic meeting held in
Detroit recently
That we recognize in the Fremont
movement evidence Of returning sense
and of q lingering patriotism in the Re
publican party, which Mr. Fremont was
instrumental in forming, and Of which
ne was once the favorite; and if he
shall be elected we shall have the con
ISOLATION of knowing that we have 3
scholar and q gentleman SIS the Chief
Magistrate of the nation. di @
And these are the words of Vallan-
digham:
And more recently, the platform"
of an earnest, numerous and most for
midable Convention of the sincere Re-
publicans and still further, the en-
phstic letter Of acceptance by the can
didate Of that Convention, General
Johh c. Fremont-the first candidate,
also, of the Republican party for the
Presidency eight years ago, upon the
rallying cry of free speech and free
pTtoa give IchSNSu hOi'e lilati aJ idSt,
the reign of arbitrary power is about
to be brought to an end in the United
Statas
We have no idea that we have a read
er green enough to support the preten-
sions of Gen. Fremont but if any one
is inclined to favor them we hepe he
viii carefully study the character of
his endorsers. The traitors of the North,
and particularly the arbitrator VAL
IANDIGHAN, are bad hackers, in the eyes
Of loyal men If Copperhesds really
desire anybody to vote for FREMoST,
they had better not endorse him.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS !
We HAVE PUBLISHED a BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

Fok TAE Csc OF SOLDIERS.
Il is printed ia four ool0rs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating, col0rs flying, etc. A blank line is
left for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Officers; size I3xI7. TIE
certificate is snoi0sed ia a pasteboard tube,
end cen be sent 10 any part Of the country
without injury; sEd the soldier, after filing
up the blank lines, can put il back in the
tube and RENAL it 70 his friends, end they
will get ii framed and preserve It as = 70
mem 0rance.
The demand for this Certificate IA encr-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities foT
publishing, We are able to keep a constant
supply, and viii fil al orders promptly.
Price % cent?. sent by man, prepaid.
J. z. RHODES / Co,
- Union 6trest,
Nashville
Agents wanted 70 ssll ths above
an SIR
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Wet Nnrsa

EEYANTED, AWGT NURSE FOB 4 YOC7sG
w child, 70 gE7rl il1arzl wages ~ - 3 ven
Cne without Cd 4 would b r-ts-re5. For f,4r-
ti=r intorasao1 zF.y3y Is fhis oll1s.
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Estrav

FTssKES Up, BT CALEB GOODRICH, TWELPF
lihiesf ~ Nashville, on IT, 81 abnf, ono
soTrsi HORSE, suppcssd % d q o. y ys-r- Old
on TIE EaGaislaFs, sad scof - ro1Ild- AUpr1sfr
~ 3 X. wheeler al A. 2. Johnste1 at 80. April
istf- AI.EH. MsDANfEL, ELlg.r.
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OURQUASDoS CoTENPoRAEE.-We learn
that Henry 8 Hill, Esq, with whom be
fore the war, we broke many an edito-
rial lance, Is now private in the l9th
Tennessee. Henry was editor Of the
Chattanooga Advertiser, and went OF
with the Breckenridge Democracy in
search Of his rights He was member
Of the Legislature after the var, and
shirked military duty until Sherman
commenced Aanking Johnston with
such devilish yigor Hurrah for the
rebel consumption. It is now taking the
very men that our boys would like 70
shoot Chattanooga Gazstfs
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Ike Knoxville Mail Bag wishes to
know why beer costa 3 cents in Knox
vile and only ten cents in Chattanooga
We win answer: Because Knoxville has
no Gen. Steedman to make the traders
tos the mark. Why, when We were
in Knoxville, the ardent was 80 cents q
drink, and consequently We had TO boT-
row money 70 come home on--CAetta-
aooga Gazette