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4yeW advertisements.
THEORPEAN'S BALI
United States Of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEs sEE.-INFOR-
NATION No 81

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF SSEE.-INFOR-
NATION No. D.
NVHEREAS, Az INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District COurJ OF the United States foi
said District, on the 2ith day OF March, 1854 b,
Horace II. Harrison, ESD, Attorney Of the United
States for SAID District, who prOSecutes therein on
Behalf of the United States, and Joseph K. Diln.
surveyor OF Customs at Nashville against one lot
to-Wit 4 small boxes Of iewGlTy, and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their interest.
therein, alleging that said. property was seized IN
said District, on land, by said Joseph Z. plln, on
the 7th day Of March, 1864, forfeited for causes
IN sud Information set forth, and alleged 10 b.
true, and praying for the usuI process and moni-
tor.
Now, therefore, pursuant - the mouiton under
the sed OF said Court 20 ne directed / hereby give
public waning % all persons concerned in interest
va sad property a. appear before said Cont IT the
Federal Court room IN the Capitol at Nashville. on
the Sd Monday in April next, there and then 10 pro
pound their claims and make their allegations
+. X. GIASCOCK
Marshal Of the Middle Dist. OF Tenn.
TDar 3l-Iit
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WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Lieutenant
General Grant arrived here from the
front yesterday. and was engaged in
consultation with the President, Secre-
tary Of War and General Halleck, last
evening and left for the headquarters
OF the Army of the Potomac this morn
ing. The General has established his
headquarters at Culpepper.
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ELECTION NOTTCE.-Noti
Il IS hereby gwen Jhat a poll viii be opened az
the house Of J. II. Many & Co. corner Of Deadcr-
eek and cherry streets. on Monday. the Attn
day Of Apnl, lSai, Cor the purpose Of allowing al
soldiers and oit,sers of Wayne county, mdiau3. 20
express their choice for q candidate for Congress
for TIE Filth Congressional District OF Indisns.
according % instructions from the Union Ceutrl
Committee Of said county Nfsr Sit
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For Sale.

I y Bank Of Tennessee notes, a Handsome
i building Lot n EEings addition %
Nashville, 81 fe@thy 10. Only $500 BanS Of Ten
nessee monfy asked for 81, ii immediate apphca-
ton IS made %
NELSON & MURFREE, Agents,
Mar 30-lw - Cherry street.
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For Sale.

WE are now offering for sale, a very desirable
w FARM, On the North side Of Cumberland
river % miles from the city o. Nashville, on the
Louisville Branch, or Dickerson Turnpike, con-
tanning 90 acres o. rch and productive land-well
watcred. The residence Is a magnificent one, con
tanning y large rooms. Apply %
". MATT BROWN 4 co.
No. Il Cherry street
orio NELSON a MJRFRER,
Mar 24-u No % Cherry street..
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Residence in Huntsville
For Sale.

4 - Elegant Dwelling IN Huntsville,
"A Ala. Is offered for sale, with furniture and
everything complete. Tho property j. in excellent
repair, aud q larGain can h, haG, hy applying 90
NELSON a MUBFREE, Agents.
Mar Sow - Cherry street.
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The sugar crop of Louisiana is all in.
and amounts 10 $4,000 hogsheads
Trade at New Orleans was brisk, and
stocks of produce low. Everything
comm aaded high prices
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Stocks.

STATE bonds and Montgomery
- county bonds .sNcS} tor sole.
y. and c. l.. r. Stock and J. and " r. r. Stock
wanted. AlsO, stocR IN the Broad street. Bridge
Company wanted
stock in the Planters and Union Bs1s: bought
and sold.
NELSON & MURFREE. Agents
Mar 30-lw - Cherry street
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Australian Circus
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday Afternoons
and Evenings, at =
and Z o'clock.
Notice.

lNO OlCCs
ASSISTANT QUAETEENASTEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, March %, 1864. !
- EALED proposals. marked Proposals for
- Brick" win be received at this Office until noon
on Friday April LIT, 1861, for Two millions l2,OOO
OJO) Of Merchaut1Ie Burnt Brick % De delivered
~ this Depot, within hauling distance, at the rate
Of at least Three Hundred 1hou-aud cpO.GODi per
month, until the whole is delivered.
Bidders viii have the option OF proposing 90 de-
liver the Brick ready made or To make them 70 the
Government BuckyHrd here, the Government fur
niShng everything necessary 10 carry on Brick
yard such as Material, TJol., Machinery, Fuel and
L9tOr. with the sole exception Of 3louljers and
Burners, which are 5a furnished by the contracting
parties
Payment viii be- made monthly in such funds as
may be furnished by the Disturbing Qusrterrna-trr
40 this Depot, ON presentation &c this oHire 0f
Receipt and Inspection Return Of the party APP
pointed 70 receive and inspect the Brick.
Satisfactory bond to halfthe cost ofqugnuty Did for
signed by two suretlc- must accompany each hd,
guarantee that the saline w',l 10 carried ont q
awarded.
Bids viii he received for The whole or any part,
not less than One Hundred Thousand 00,u0aI, and
al hds will state how soon the delivery can COM
mence
The Government reserves itself the right t1 re-
jet any OF al Of the lids, II U should ind i 90 its
interest % do
BY order Of
I.ieut.-Col. j. L. DONALD9ON,
s.&s.Q ~
CHARLES II. IRWIN, Capt. & Asst. q. NJ
March z.-IE.
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LADIES' FAIR
TOR TIE EEsEFIr % TuE
Catholic Orphan Asylum.

fTlHE ladies' Of Nashville respectfully inform their
friends and the public that the Fair - hcucht
Of the Catholic Orphan Asylum viii open 90 tho
McKendfpe Church .i.ndly rendered 0r this pur-
pose ~ the Rev. Or. E4ifiEiu, the Trustee, and
the military authorized on MONDAY evening the
18th 81 March, and continue open every u'eni dor
ing the week. The ladies solicit public patronage
in this truly charitable work.
Refreshments VIII D. served on each evening.
fll Braz- Band Wiil De- boz attendance, and every
means used o. make visitors happy.
Tgrl-efs. % cents each. Mar Civ
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100 KEGS NAILS,
1t)O - hbls. extra Family Flour.
p do y. %. Sugar,
- bags Prime Coffee,
% bis. Crushed sugar.
- do graduated sugar
For -aje by
Mar Elm GRIFFITH, PARSONS co.
p7S BOXES COVE OYSTERS,
y ~ boxes tomatoes,
- DO Pelrhe-,
10 do quart aHd pint Pickles,
- do Palm soap.
~ do Genman soap.
For sale hy
1iar Tim GRIFFITH, PARSONS CO.
TX BOXES TOMATO CATSUP,
- = boxes PEPPER Sauce,
" kegs Prime Lard,
10 uerces do
btis. " .. M0iasses,
q boxes Soda,
% kegs do
- IBIS. Butter.
For sale by
Mar 2s-Im GRIFFITH, PARSONS CO.
TX GROSS SMOKING TOBACCO.
~ 10 gross Fine Cat Tobacco.
lOJ VI Cigars,
. eases Concentrated Lye,
Jos ibe Juie Tgne,
30 he. baEs1ng TwIne-
For saie by
Mar S-Im GRIFFITH, PARSONS a CO.
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Stock Of Dry Goods
FoR S ALE


CEALED BIDS are solicited for the purchase 0
= a stock Of DRY GOODS and the rent Vi yerJ
desirable showroom IN Nashville Tenn.
The stock Of Goods, valued 80 from ten 70 twenty
thousand dollars, was selected With great taste
and judgment, ~ the late a. j.. Berry, Of tins
city, during the past year, ami contains nothing IN
desirable or unsaleaue. it was purchased On the
most advantageous terms, OF the hrst houses in
New York and Boston.
About $1,000 worth Of Spring Staple Goods have
ust arrived, TO be added 10 the sock, and viii X
sold 10y invoice.
The store, No 20 Union street, is newly ftteduI
for this stock 1t Is very eligible stand, not sur
passed IN this respect b. any in town. u H. the first
fOor Of a three-stOTy building, tie second floor 10
ing rented now 10y the month, ut $500 q year. The
upper ho0ris rented FOR the yeaT-0arh being ae-
cc-sbie, independently Of the other. The house ID
considered fFe-Proof and il IN every way desirsSSe
The goods sud house 70 be DISPOSED Of together
Bids % he received until the loth o. April.
Address NJ. A. BERRY, Administrative,
Box No. III Post Office, Nashville, Tenn.
Mar 25-u
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Surg. EDWARD BOTHWELL.
And eighteen other officers Of the 18th Mi
ehican Infantry and % Michigan Cavalry.
If Railroad Companies, with all the
facilities possessed by those above nam
ed, allow such delay, the Government
ought to take their rolling stock in
hands at once. Such negligence should
not be permitted.
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]. A. Mcclure,

BIB UNION RECT,
Has for salc a Nc. 1 Set Of ELEVEN BRASS
INSTRUMENTS, rotary valve. used only short
time which Will be sold low. They are warranted
and IND perfect order. Mar Ia-Im
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THOMAS J. TONE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
81 WALNUT sTREET. CINCINNATI

Outer, EGGS, CHEESE. FRUITS. &C. Re
ID ceiyes Choice Western Reserve Butter. direct
rom the dairies ~ express. Orders promptly and
carefully filed in packages 20 suit.
Bar z0-2meod
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The following was issued to-day;
"UNuD STATE Treasury, ;
'NEw YORK, March p, 1861
"By direction # the Sc, re airy of Il e
Treasury, notice is h reby given that
until further ordered l viii issue TO i'm
porters, for payment Of duties on goods
imported by them, certificates OF de
post of gold coin, TO the credit Of the
collector Of any port, as desired. in ey-
change for notes, ut a quarter Of one
per cent below the current value OF
gold. These certificates are not assig-
nable, but viii be received by the Col
lector from the party to whom they are
issued
[Sigued ~. !. Cisco.
Assistant United States Treasurer
The daily payment for custom duties
average not lar from $4,000 at New
York
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For Sal

For sale.
A HOUSE AND LOT in South Nashville, a. -
"A the corner Of summer and Mulberry ~
streets, fronting 81 feet 0n SIMMER street, and 10
feet on Mulberry street. opposite the residence n
Or. C. X. Winston. Tie house aud i0f. o. 3I beet
Will De- sold b. -Ut a purchaser. Also, l1r -ale,
come good Furniture. Apply On TIE premise o.
JOHN BRENNAN
Mar Zq-ffdtIrre Clfinrt Maker
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Hay.
For Sale.

n BALES HAY, Just received anC
- for sale Ly ID. b. DICkEY, AgL
Mar ST TT Broad anil High streets.
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an Fyll thaf nemanIls q Remedy

The following despatch was received
in this city yesterday, and we publish
it by request of the party TO whom it
was directed;
ToLEno, o., March 80.
cart. AleHillan, 4. d. C., Rousscau's STAT;
We beg that the General Contrasting
sendno more troops by this route. The
agents of the Dayton and Michigan Rail
road, and South Michigan and North Indi-
ana Railroad, would seem TO have design
in delaying our transit. Three nights and
two DAYS have been consumed between here
and Jacksonville, and we have lain here
sixteen hours, and cannot now find trans
portstion to our homes. The Agents of the
Michigan Southern Road here have an utter
DISREGARD or the interests of the Government.
AMI they especially merit the contempt and
execration OF the nation.
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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH q, Is04.
Fourth night Of the popular artstes Mr. c. W. Coul
dock and Miss Eliza CouldOck.
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Amnsealeats,
Theatre.

DUFFIELD ( FLYNN, Managers w. II. Ev-
EkETsr. Stage Manager s. l.. SiMONS, Treas
urer. A. HAiG, Director Of Music. W FLBfCh-
Err, Scenic Artist.
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SYPHILIS,

In sll its varied forms, primary, secondary, ter
tiary, and all diseases ofthe skin arising thereirom
treated without the use Of mercury, and cured in
the shortest space oftime.
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BANQUET 60 CAPT. window.

BosTOH, Nov. 6.-The banquet given by
the Merchants and ShipoWnerr Of Boston,
to Capt. Winslow of the Kearsage, and his
officers and men at the Revere House last
evening, drew together the principal mer-
chants and many distinguished men,
Three hundred persons sat down to the
table, which with the ball was elegantly
decorated. Hon. George Upton presided.
Hon. Edward Everett responded to the
sentiment Of the President in warm and
eloquent euIogium. The gallant guest Of
the evening was received with immense
applause, and gave an account OF the cruise
of the Kearsage, touching lightly on the
Sight with the Alabama, and mentioning
the important consequences, the favorable
influence on the American cause in Europe
that flowed from the engagement. u
1t. Thompson was received with like
demonstrations of applause.
Numerous speeches were made aud let
tiers from invited guests who were absent
were read.
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Southern Items.

NV YORK, Nov. 16.-By the steamer
CataWba We have New Orleans dates of
the Sd.
The rebels are building forts on both
sides of Red River, above Alexandria falls.
Registered enemies sent out of the lines
have been conscripted by the rebels.
The rebels at Brownsville prohibit inn
portations, except of corn, -four and veg
etables. There are 800 bales of rebel
cotton there. Our returned prisoners say
immense quantities of cotton passed there
for Brownsville and Shreveport.
Our Consul at Matamoras is still pro-
tected by French guards.
Over one hundred deserters from the
rebel army came across the Rio Grande in
one day and gave themselves up.
Gen. Bailey had made two very success
full raids in Western Florida.
The Richmond papers of Saturday last
devote much space to the discussion of
Northern politics. The result of the cleo
ton is considered a declaration that the
Northern people will have four years more
war; therefore the Southern people are
urged to think of war for an indefinite
period. They desire to have no talk or
trouble about questions of peace, and in
Vite such men as Vice President Stephens,
Gov. Brown and Mr.. Boyce to resign.
The Wing is confident that before the
close Of this month, Gen. Grant will make
a combined and formidable land and water
attack on Richmond.
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New York Market

HEW EORK, November 10
COTTON-LOwSr with . fair businss doing At
FGISGR-stats and Western dun aud 1ea1ae
lower: - O08s 50 for Extra State; SO syn 90 8.
RTtFS n, a. o., and 81 5O0lS for Trade brands,
market closing duh with no buyers a. outside 9u0-
WHIsKY-Easisr ct q 7s1<sI "A for Western.
WHBAT--Dull ~ S94e logeT, Amber
Milwaukee s. 4Os for Winter Red STATE q s.;
SO 900 bush. White State 81 $22S and 80 busb-
WinterRed At 81 81.
BARLEY MALf-oaiet
GoRN-Dun aud 28sO lower st q Ts5fs1 sO1<
for mixed Western in store.
OATS-Du1 At SS990c for Western adoat and In
store, including one parcel reported At 81 %.
W00L-Quiet-
COFPRE-Dun and unchanged
eU6AR-Dun Cuba Mus00VadO S21S89-5
MOLASSES-Du0 aAd nominal
PETR0LEUM-Duu and dropping: &c Tor Crude,
5097lc for Refined In Bond, and Sc for RehneI
Free.
PORK-Heavy AID lower, at S5saSO for mess
SO 25940 50 tor new do, cash aud regular way,
closing At SlO25 cash; sizes for prime, and $50
for city prime mes Also l,s50 barre's nee mes
for an November AZ SO IS aud 1000 barrels do for
last half December, sellers option, 1t $40.
BEER-St0ady, with fair demand at about pre-
ViOus prices. BeefHAms firm
CUT MBAfS-Stoady.
LARD-HeaU and shade easier, At 1X924.
the latter price extreme.
BUITER-Quiet and unchanged, As S494ss for
Ohio and 4264ie for State.
CHBssE-Quiet, - 1e925e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-17

EVA Psychological View OF Mar.
rIages-Oontaining nearly 300 pages and $50 Fine
Plates and EngrayingS Of the Anasomy Of the HUI
man Organs in . state Of Health and Disease with
q Treatise on Early Errors, its DspIorable Conse-
uuences upon the mind and Body, with the Authors
Plan ofTreatment-thO only rational and successful
mode ofcure as shown by thereport ofoaSss treated
A truthful edViser to the married, and those con-
tamplAting marriage, who entertain doubts Of their
physical condition. Sent Tree Of postage 70 any
currency by addressing Dr.. La oRoIX, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. 7.
The author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats either PerlOn
ally by mad, and medicines sent to any part OF
the world. oot1b-Smd&W
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BG~LARGE SALE OF W EST VIRGINIA OIL
LAHDs.-A few days ago John BlOOdgOod
and James NJ. Mclean, of the city of New
York, transferred to the American Oil and
Mining Company, of that city, "fOr and in
consideration of one million three hundred
and sixty. five dollars" three-eighths I'M
divided interest in 257 acres of land on
Horse-neck Run, Peasants county, West
Virginia, being the farm of which Ellet
Lawson died seized. One might think
this humbug, but the deed has on it
twenty $50 Government stamps, or 1000
in stamps, and that is no humbug. The
deed was made in July last, before the
present stamp law went into effect, Au-
gust L, 1864, under which, had the con-
tract been a month later, the amount of
stamps upon it would have been S., 1865.
This tract of 2b7 acres, three.eighths
undivided interest of which sold for ST.
se5, 900, year or two ago could have been
bought almost "for a song"
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CAIRo, Nov. l6.-The irou-cIad gunboat
Rather was recently sold to the rebels by
her commander ct some point below here.
Ny information is rather indefinite, but its
said commander had so disposed his men
on the boat as to prevent resistance to her
delivery. A small boat approached her on
the night she was to be delivered but the
subordinate officer on board had his sus-
picions aroused aud fired his revolver at
the rebels which frightened them away
The affair was subsequently investigated
er of the gunboat had already received
$500, 900 and that other payments were to
be made in cotton. The commander was
arrested but escaped, and declared that he
would command privateers and give the
Yankees hell. The rebels intended to use
the Rather in capturing the gunboGt Gen.
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NEw YORK, Nov. l6.-The Commercial.
quotes from q private letter from an officer,
which states that Gen. Candy was on his
way TO Little Rock, and while standing on
the hurricane deck of a steamer, was shot
by guerrilIas in the left leg, near the
thigh. The officer was standing at his
side at the time and saw the wound Il
is an ugly one, from rified musket ball,
which passed clear through the upper
portion Of the leg. It was hoped that he
would soon be able 70 resume his duties.
The Posts Washington special says :
Rumors are abundant that our government
will offer generous terms 70 the rebels
before December.
Contracts for army supplies were award
ed yesterday, at the following PriceS;-
Potatoes, 'S4c per bushel; mess beef. S24, :
50 per bbl., sugar 22e per To-, pork, $751;
81 per Dbl.
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Great Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE,
Tuesday, November 22d, 1861
hU hnnsEs 10 nNH3SSHhASSIA R RM 1dTsl

TNHE undivided halfOT that hns Business property,
4 commencing at the southwest corner Of MOuFs6
west about I3S feet inches TO the alley, aud on
Market street south about lA6 fest inches; being
Lots 9, 10, and part Of II, in SQUARE 4 Ihis ];
Offers . opportunity tor profitable investment.
Lot No. 1O8 ON vest side o. Market square. sth
Ward, eOrney Of the alley, improved by THREE
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE HOUSES, each
THE LARGE THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
and ground on the north east corner Of Main and
Webster streets, Sth Ward, fronting 50 test NAiu
street end running back shout s. feet on Weest@r
street TO Mont AeNSbb's line being part OF L1ss
IS and 50.
Lot No. Is on the east side Of Main street, 9Th
Ward, improved BY TWO SUBSTANTIAL TWO
STORY BRIOK DWELLING HOUsE5-
Lot No. 10 on the northeast corner Of Main and
Py9 s 'sTsee Ssa NOT iT IG y GOOD
North halt Of Lot ia the east side Of Eoa street.
improved BY GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
Lot No. as on the west side Of EOH street, corner
North half Of Lot los on the west side Of ChapIu-
street, corner Of IN ALLEYS and covered with BRICK
Lot .G No. isS, south-oas. corner Of Market aud
81 F%o sfoRT BRcR
TIE REAR
Lot No. isl, eastsido OfNlarkst Square, Sth Ward,
Lot No. I85. S,1th-sast corner of Market Und Sec
ond streets, 9Th Ward
Part Of Lots lis and lI6, fronting 9S feet Web
about SO feet; Improved BY FWO GOOD BRICK
HOUSES, TWO STORIES EACH.
Lot No. 1S6, on the west side Of ChaPline street.
Part Of Lot II. on the west side OF Main street,
near North street, 1st Ward; fronting - feet on
Main street and running back 100 fest, and improved
by TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING.
West half Of LCs 70. + in SQUARE q on the north
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
Three acres and three rOOds Of ground adjoining
the Pork House property in East wheeling bounded
on the east by Wheeling creek, north b. Chestnut
street, west by Baltimore street and south BY Quincy
street. This Il ane site for manufacturing PuT-
Lots 8, ., 10 aud e, on Bow street, near Fulton,
which formerly stood the Eagle Paper Mil; also
. good manufacturing site.
The North Western Bank Of virginia will sell
at public auction, At the front door Of the Court
House in the city Of Whseling on Tuesday. November
22d, 1884, commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the
above valuable aud desirable property.
TERhS-One-third cash, and balance in one and
two yoars, with interest from day Of sale. The de-
Esrred payments 70 be secured by Deed Of Trust
upon the property purchased, and where 10 Il i'm
proved. satisfactory Insurance upon the Improve
msuts for the benefit Of the Trust. Purchasers nay
pay larger proportion AL cash, ~ th0sF option
For furthor Information apply e ,,,
ssp&1td President.
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From the Army ofthe Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToKAC,
Nov. 16.-The rebels have lately been
playing a sharp game in front of part OF
our line near the AppOmattOx. At this
point there is a small creek In front Of
our works, across which they have built
a dam which has threatened to force
back our picket line to a dangerous ex-
tent. To counterfeit this project, Gen.
Eagan had directed works which he su-
perintended personally. On visiting one
part of the line on Sunday night, rebel
sharpshoOter succeeded, after several att
tempts, in wOunding him, the ball enter
ing the right fore arm, passing diagOn-
ally down several inches and out at the
wrist The wound is a very painful one
but not dangerous. He goes home on a
leave of twenty days, and it is hoped
that he will be able to return by the time
his furlOugh expires.
Another sharp fight occurred between
the pickets last night about ten O'Clock,
and lasted about an hOnr without any
noticeable esult.