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40. lOII, tHLsNll hlAlElf
Grand OpruIug, 81 HtJmDcTl Paris L0luJu, aui NGa
YrkTasnious Just received Io sltc Paper Nlnicif Of
ali tEr reIaIy ana latest raIs designs fIr Ladies and
GEldrrns Hrass, arranged aud e,Haudy trimmed o.
10 present the most perfect resemblance 20 ine original
aTtIrltst ~. r-t4.t -
Patterns of Promenade, Eygnlnn Home hndal, and
Iau.v DIcs.fs also, tuAks Nantes, Wustst Jlrkrtt,
Sic,tas Aprons saCks Cupos, Robe de- thluhre lnlar
Garments &c, and every style ot -ttment adapt = to
Eoys Nffcg. and Infants that has amy rHm Ir Other
novelty ur utility, a accurately reproduced ln laaur
PAPER as soon as they offered either n fals % Ion
dom Dress and Cloak making lh Az la pr .'al avn
porioct ne warranted Cutting aud haaunh f,lcl ut-
ng ana Gonorug. Nine pemuro,ts SHIT falsl 7hclds,
of Fashion, aujl.Wiulm
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for that purpose. (ChecrsJ The people in
tfese loyal SiatCs, and I am proud 10 80
u, have been 10 ndYuncC of the authorities during
the whole OF THE Rebellion. They vii. De- 30
until We reach the c7d, and that end Is not ne.
mote, an rcioiccd ~ meet you tonight. ant 20
meet you under such auspices Tiding,. glorious
tidings, reach as from an the armies The work
s1es ntNcIy on there. Ihcrc are no COpperhJads
cheers IN the army. Obaud applauscl Tbev
viii night we'll and they will vote well also.
Loud appbu'cl Morr loyalty, more devotion.
never animated the hearts and the hands uf men
more brave. ] ihauk you most earnestly Tor the
hndness that you have received mo With this
evening. J am unworthy Of g. ono. you are
not-uo, stree " 1 have IN an humble capacity.
served my country, and have never failed % do
my duly-t That So and trust never will.
hid you good night
6tnual Hooker then ret'ryiamId renewed aud
boi,t,iOu- appluge.
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A RMY CLOTHING AND BoUIPAGR
"a Omee. TWELFrH and GIRARD strees, -.

rHLADFLrIuA. eoptonbeI ~, i5tA
Sealed Proposals win be received At ths cfoe unnI
~ O'Clock NJ, on MONDAY, the 2Cth instant, 0r
supply Ing The following articles
Army Corps, Division and Brigade Rags The deheFnge
ana spec caons Of which be seen At this ofhcc ase
the quAniiy required.
1880 yards Canton Flannel. army standard ssmpios
required.
proposed 90 he delivered
Zach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
sons whose signatures must be appended the Arau-
tee and certified being good and sucent socur "
i3r c amount involved BY some public hinctlonAry q
che United states.
Rds nom dcfung contractors and those that Do not
iuy comply with the rc ments Of this advertisement
VIII not De considered.
BLANK frms for proposals embracing the terms OF the
guanncc required each bid be had app ston
70 ts occ, and others which do not embrace this
luManhc viii be considered. Nor WIN any proposal b.
fcd which docs not strictly conform % a. require
. Proposals must BE- endorsed " Proposals for Army
addressed 10 ~ ~ w
o Colonel ALEX. J. PERRY,
''s'N Ouar'crmasicrs Department, u. s. Army.
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LINCOLN AND JOHNSON.

1Nn0T NJ Mn TOUNQnM
4IlLNOOlllN huO uOllNOVN =
TTNTOM NAMpATnM nTup
" N1ON OhIul ALUM OnO Ot
ORDER 80. u
IN. Tub VIII usr-aii . .1.rtss.aa
SATURDAY EVENING Oath T,st
,.,.,
.........
M II I'm ~ y. N Dc / AltNs
f1uFAE rIHrIT U.Ipw 40 FH
TtHl-ruaa.F Ir,8.GR.. y.. Dol. ffi L.. all tsa
rrambHrs.
'N '' NJ .'''' .'' '.'' rs '''.'''
WV N KILN
TTEl NICHOLS.
HENRY BlNM.
JDUN "a. BUTLER.
GEORGE o. ThOEN.
WILLIAM NIIIWAHD
john N RILEY,
end N- 'II'wur aids
UiNJ. ~ UEOvN,
THOMPSON RENNOLD4,
JAS n. M.MNNEs,
NnBT. T. GILL.
PRED. 81. ADAMS,
THOMAS IIDk-pN,
WyHAlb ". BArTURS,
UENE1 MINnEE,
JOHN GIVEN,
GEO. W, lIAUKEE
Nm B.R. sELHY
lhTLE j HURST,
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PROPOSALS.
ND CLOTHING MATERIALS.

.,..-..-. september 4 1871
HepaNe proposals scaed and endorsed "Proposafs or
Saw OlutirK sud Cls'Nns Matpfian viii III roc we'd
~ tnN butc'u unil O'Clock 4 ". on rc iqth day OF
"tlooef nest it tursiing thd Delivering fon receiving
thuy 'Nh n.ucel nt The United Ststes kayy Yarts M
,he,osioNn. NJ ayllset s and Hrookyu New rk In
such uumlcs and quancs and ne such times a. rnav be
spocncd by he Chief of tIs BlroBu or br tbe COM
mandauts oi the scid NAVY ards, respsstlvcIy tbe
numbers and VuHuItH. OF flO different afiea s1t "a
Ln- n-lcr- -------- -n -u- ------ -L-l- VI ~ "
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OUARTERMAsTER,s oFFIcR


NJ PHlADFLrmA, September 6. 1854.
Scaled Proposals viii be received at this once unh9
MONDAY, 2Gth Instant AZ - O'Clock NJ. for furnishing
ANTHRACITE STEAMER COAL for the War Depart-
ment for period Of s hs commencing lst October
1854 and ending ils herch 1865 Coal be OF the bet
quality Anthracite for the Of steamers weigh 2ft0
pounds U the ton, and to be subject 10 inspection
The Coal "a 10 be delivered on board vessels IN the porte
Of Philadelphia New York, in such quAntitic and al
such tunes as may be required furniahin e. n demanded
seven thousand tons per week.
In case Of failure 10 deliver the Coal IN proper quantity
hnd al the proper time and place, the Government ro
serves the right 70 make good deficiency by
nt the contractors risk aud expense The price must ba
given separately for the Coal delivered board Of
aes Al this and at New York the terms and con-
diu0ns above stated. Twenty per cent will bo withheld
roni the amount Of all payments made, which reserva-
ton u not To be paid until the contract shall
tuly completed Payments OF the remaining eighty peg
cent? balance due will he made monthly when the Do
psrtment Is IN funds for that purpose.
Each offer must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by two more responsible parties heir respOnsi
COcctor) that the bidder bidders will IN his or teir
bid be accepted enter Into written Obligation with good
and sufficient sutetcs IN the OF hundred thOu-
sand dollars 10 furnish the proposed supplies No propo
son Will be considered unless the terms otha advertise
mcnt are compiled with.
The right Is reserved TO rcoct all the bids II considered
TO be TO the interest Of tho service 20 do and bid om
RdefaultnR contractor Will BE- received.
Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals. for Coal for the
War artment," aud addressed TO the undersigned.
bl order Of Colonel j. Perry Quarernasters Depart
mCnt, u. y. A. GEORGE X. ORMR,
beb-H Captain and A. Y. n.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

A tMH SUPPLIES.
Hr,pQrAurEr. PtyNs1IAvsl, MILITIA,
0uArfLWAs TN GtSEn'L.' DuiAHiNEht,
Sealed Proposals ltobc endorsed Proposal, Tor Mcta,
l. M september 0 1851 to furnish tho following artire,
of supp 6s 10 be delivered al state Arsenal Iarsburg
necot al charges for boxes, freight and carriage.
500 oMetsuc Letters, roman, !. p inch sl5c
900 do. DO, q, Do,
70 conform in quality to ue letters furnished TO the
Labelled on end with quantity and cticr 10 box.
The Sam 20 be peccd AS provided b., e Ct Of A
scmby. and all to be delivered In tsonty days from time
Two aoCd Tor the faithful performance Of con-
And the right reserved reject all bids n deemed Tor
JAMES l.. REYNOLDS,
92l.bt Quartcrmaster- General OF Penna.
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
Streets.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed pIe3osa' win be received at this ONCE unti
tho construction OF Sewer, two feet six inches In
diameter circular IN FORM on the line Of Memphi, street.
nom tho sOuth side of Norris street.
sewer nlrcsdy constructed said Men phls street. north
o Townsend street, and also the line OF Vienna street,
from Bcgran street wcStwardly 10 Mamphis street with
inside diameter Of three feet be constructed in CON
iormity viii plans and spccl0caiions to be furnished
by the Department OF surveys. The understanding
to be that the contractor shall take bills prepared
against Tho property fronting on said to tho
amount OF seventy i've cents for each llnCal OF
irOn each side Of the street much cash paid tho
balance TO be psid by Getty. All bidders invited be
Each propOsalw be accompanied with certificate that
bond has been hled In the Law Department directed
II the lowest hcdcr shall not eNcoute O contract within
i've days amer the work Is awarded he viii be
Ginortnce bctwcon ms bid and the next higher bid.
SPECIFICATIONS may be had at the Departmental Surveys
H23-St Chief Commissioner Of Highways.
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Tur B,rII,rs in California have erected
chnTcl- for the Chinese IN san Francisco aud
Sacramento. and hgve many converts, Of whom
some have been licensed 90 labor Ia the gospel.
The PTcsbytcrnug have IN American mission
ary ana two Chinese helpers. Idol gods are
wurshippcd in two heather temples in San Fran
cisco.
THE NLv Atlantic cable. soon 20 be laid. con-
sists Of a core Of seven copper wires. covered
an Insulating medium. Around chi are wrapped
ten solid homogeneous wires, capable Of bearing
great strain. The whole /, covered by yarn
saturated with poisonous chemical compound
to protect il against marine insects and sheli-hsh
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s5g- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

PIuApEIIluA, SeJtomuHr 20, 1864.
general meeting tur -t,t k.uIdeT8 ui Tie Farmers
ard NIlClauga Bank of Philadelphia vube hDd az tloIr
EaukIug House Un TUuEHnAl tue 10th day OF uc Ober
next, N O'Clock A. NJ, Tor The purpose OF akiu- into
confederation, aud deciding tho quastiOu whether or
said Bauk ha become AgsuU lOn carving
tie business of Ranking under tAc Laws OF the United
StIes and exercising The powers conferred by the
u the General Assembly ot this CommOnw Clh entitled
"Au Act Enabling the Banks OF tEis Commonwealth 10
become Associations for the Purpose OF Ranking undor
hc Laws of the United States" approved the 2ld day oil
August 1864 ard % take such aeon u regard thereto as
mas be necessary aud proper
Ii, orapf of the Board OF Directors,
g..O-t2CO ", BJ sHTON Jf, Cashier.
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kSy- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. u
bSS Isaaes, D. Proiessorof the Eye and Ear, rsSti
all diseases apperainng to the above named members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the reliable
sources city and country can be seen at his Onee
No 5l PINE Street Artificial Eyes inserted without pan
No charges made for examination Once h0urs from 10
n ana t0TP, N. No. Oh PINE street. RuI-lm
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a45~ TO THE UNION CITIZENS OF THE
80 EIGHTH WARD.
Al loyal citizens Of the Fghih Ward favorable 10 the
election OF Abrahum Lincoln and Anirew johnson, Up
pOs ed 10 graceful armi dice aud IN sustaining
our brave sold their enurS 10 crush this Rejr0n
and ~ store the nOn earnestly sequesei meet In
Cuui ell a Hort cultural Han, bro AD aId YALNG r. pu
Monday Evening, 10Th inst At hAlfplst O'clOrk.
Rally friends Ot ltvc ana ibrrai GOV ornmrnt, sud
show 10 trh"is tat the Eighth Ward Is still true 10 her
ancient record.
Let an come who Business ol grea Importance g.
be transacted.
ne meeting win he addIcs sud hy
MORTON MrMlCUAII
CHARLES GtLrIN.
CllAklES D'NiIlI,
Aud other distinguished spo E'Ts.
By OrGcr Of the Ward EN aruiI.e Committee
ALIEN NANDER B. CuLESREREh,
9.2IU secrcfa g.
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AttIm viii commence
OCTOBER 3, 1864.
The Introductory Lecture viii he delivered az O'Clock
In he evening Of mat day, at the usual Lecture eom
Hon. GEORGE sHAEswooD. 0-l7-IN
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PROPOSALS FOR STRAW FOR HosPI-
PROPOSALS. FOR WALNUT HEAD


PHLADELruA. September ~. 1854.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received at the
deTsigned. No ll0s GIRAKD Street. until OF NOM
BAY, 26th inst for delivering the United states Ware
houses, Hanover street wharf, or before OOr0BKR
u, lt6i;-
100 Walnut Tablets, OF Head Boards. with oval tor
each Feet long 10 inches wide inches thick smOothed
all sides and oiled.
sample must be sent with each proposal and must
be similar 10 sample now at this ONCE,
Proposals. win lie received for the whole part OF the
above
No proposals will b0 received unless properly died In
upon blanks which be had at this Office, and
bo guaranteed by persons known at this Office 10 be
spOnSble
The United States the right 10 reject ali bds
deemed incOmL atible with It's Interests.
by order OF Colonel Al. Perry, QuartermAsters De
pRriment, U. B. A.
ALBERT s. AsHMEAD,
aH-IOt Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
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SILK AND DRY GOODS JoBBERs.

cjnusug 20. best syta5t
Ni-vOOT PLAID CAsaMERE
ALL-wOoL FmLIN0 TON DU NORD
ALL WOOL FILLING scorCH PLAID CF,ELEy.
htL-wOoI FILLING TtRTAS rLAIo CuyuY.
BAIIN-CRoUND LAsraSa ASD SPLENDID
CDIOEs
SArU.GRouSn LASTING. s,OrCU rNrrEHSs.
STRIPED CEErE EAiE.
sCpTuI PLAID LrANAs
uEAUTTUI UNION CHECKS
BEAUTIFUL FANCY UNION CmrVs
Prices " The above rams, from ~ cents upwards sd
me sto1s comprises u' BEsr AND rosT VARIED
AssJET8ENT w EyER OFFERED.
OURWEE sT0DDART & BROTHER,
~. I5o, I5e, nni i5I n SECOND. STREET,
H2iHt Abo,c willow
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,lone IN the world. In Dcccrnher 'sa he lost his
wifi. and few ~ceks Afterwards his child. BEFORE
thst his father, mother brothers and sisters hsd all
died within very brief period II. !, . lrave and
accomplished ofnccr
General Sherman has psssei oil, ~ the region of
telegraph and railroad commune atons with the
North and shall be forced 10 rely upon she South
ern papers FOG our hrss positive news Of his move
mcnw. so far the accounts are con,rsde-
tory. A. one time II wN announced
ty the Richmond journals that he vas approaching
The Atlantic osuast and hsd captured hiledgev,le
and Augusta. The neS, day 1t was stated that he
had occupied Selma, on the direct route from A.
lsnts n Mobile The feet thai . number Of iron
Glade and Transports lsdcn with stores and sup
r'ic~ hsi arrived in Mobile nay, seems to confirm
THEREFOR, ,hN Mobile Ia his destination. Pu, the
repcrts of the march 70 Augusta are indirectly
confirmed from other unothcia sources, and are
sustained ny obvious military considerations of
eSped,eney. ny marching in that direction and
sweeping M through North Carolina into Eastern
Virginia. he secure the ruin Of Lees army. aud
the overthrow OF the Confedorscy.
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ance Tbs Ysntc. which 10 cruising IN the neigh.
horhccd Of Nantucket SHOALS pu, into Holmes
Hole on Monday lsst The Vanderbilt m cruising
OF shore in the track 81 blockade runners The
L. 8. sunbosa Msckinav arrived At Fortress Mon
rye on the iath inst from . cruise search OF the
1alshsssee. She has experienced very heavy
weather during the whole cruise. Roa,swain's
mate George Franks wss wAshed overheard and
drowned.
The following .nsmed pilots have een ordered to
the North Atlantic Blccksdins Squadron fcr spccisl
s-rvice: Ac, Masters DIV wright, Henry North,
John Dovey; Act. Eudsn ". L wihsms Acting
Masters A. r. DavA. Thos Smith, J. 7. Silver. II.
Stevens " Brewer, II. vanderv-cr, W. Nelson, 9
". Hsdley, J. Boiies Geo. Look. c. Cook, q. C.
hendel,, J. benson. ". lame, !. scoHeld, 4. M.
Abbot, J. r. Poote T. A Wyatt :. J. White J.
Fountain. A. Rsiner. r. Her--total M. This
looks like somesbing stirring.
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From East Tennessee.
Rebel Attack near Knoxville. le.-Repulse sf
the Enemy.

Rebel Attack near kWorville.--Repalse sf
the Enemy.
Chattanooga, Nov 1o-The rebels attacked our
t,rce. At strs~berry Plsins IL miles abo,e Knot
vile. In force Yesterday ming o. daylight. The
fighting coniinucd ~ intervals oil day. Our forces
hold their own. The rebels were repulsed in every
sstach.
Defeat Of the FederaIs at BulI's Gnp.
Lom.t'i,,, Ey.. Nor. TO- Intelligence deemed
rel able the sccurscy NJ which cannot he deter
N ned 10 night saw. Very recently the rcbe Gen
Prectinridse. with io,ooO men susoted Gen. al.
Ian. near Bulls Gap and ster desperate hght
defeated Gn.n. who los 400 prisoners. The num-
her oi Killed and wounded is no. stated. M fear
OF an INVASION NJ kenUucty IN consequence ~ this
reverse il srcrehended rs the military authorities
sr. fully prepared N meet ,he advance of any rebcl
force into the state.
Lou,sr,iis, Nor Ia.-The losa NJ Gen Gillem's
rs estimated ., 4Oo wounded and missing. Gillem
= safe q, knoxville.
tRsbei Aeeoont.J
The Richmond ExAstSsa, Nov. I6, publishes the
follo wing:
R,ddqunyfeys Army Northern Virpinsd, Nor
Is, IS<4 Hon. J1mss A. Seldom. SECRETARY NJ
Wdy: Gen. Preckinrdge reports that on the night
of the 18th inst he turned Bulls GAP, when the en-
| 1&th inst, wit vaughan's and Dukes commands
he struck thcv column and routed II. scvera
hundred prisonera ten stands of colors sir p'ece
n srti'lcry, with caissons and horses complete ~
loaded WAGONS. Wits teams and ambulsnces will
medical supplies &C., were cartured
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Warrington, Nor. 2o-The ports Of Norfolk, vir.
sinia, and pensacola, PloridA having for some
time been In the military possession OF the United
states Il Ia doerned advisable that they should be
opened to domestic and foreign commerce, there
fore 81. President of The Unised States has issued
proclamation to the effect that the block ado n those
rorts shall 80 far ceasc aud terminate from tho
Ars, day of December next tha, commercial inter
course with them, except ~ IN persons and things,
and information con'v, and n war, may from that
time he carried subject TO the laws ~ the ted
states " the limitation. and in pursuance of the
cula.ions which may he presented by the Secretary
of the Treasury, and to such military and naval
Qilauons as are now in force, OF may hereafter be
found necessary.
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News Items
N, TsiNc-srA n IA. K~S vo.t s.n,,

Nrss1y-sin rarolei F~ierai oHcer. .rri-.A -
Memphis on The 18th. updc- escort Of r'th
Commissioner of Exchange.
rms in Philadslphi ye.,srisy. destroyed ~.
vens,sn Blind Factory Of n. winism.. ieS't,h
s,h street. aud damaged seversl cf the sd,~nnT
buildings. Total iosa. sbcu, $4,000 partially
insured.
Tns Chattanooga GAsrrrs learn. mA Ms -r.-
Meseher has been ordered 10 report " MAI .-''-".
sicdman Tor duty. with directions that h. he -
signed 20 the command Of all the TROOPS belonging
" the 18th aud l'th Corps nov in that district.
THs engine of . freight train leaving Nsshv''l>
early on Friday morning broke one NJ lie dri7irS
wheels, which Al every revolution broke the rs'
Some l,2oo rails between Mash villc and Gsnsrn
were thus rendered useless, and the damsgs
amounted 10 s20OH.
PrivArs sdvices from tho Gee. m Charleston ssv
that recently the rebels opened IN the steamer Pow
Nac, one of the blocksdns fccL and q rn-,nch
shell struck her on the forecsste killing AM
~oundins . number Of men. scvcn ware instantly
killed.
Ns~ ORLsASs papers of the i2th conhr- ~.
esstemen, concerning tho futile attempt ~ the
commander Of the ginboas Rather to surrender his
receive 100 bale. Of cotton, tsoo,oo in srs~uhsrs.
and paas through the trans .Mssisspr, Department
" Mexico.
orvioi.L rrtirns Of Tho State ~ wi'conmn e->
Iincoln 1900 majority on the home vo'e and v''N
,h. home and soldiers vote togethsv about $1,000
Tho Congrcssmen stand Union. four nemoers''
ono. The soldiers vote elects General Psine cftss
Fns, District, by 200 TO 900 majority. The seuss
stands Union, 20 DemocrsL 10. Assembly s
Union, 60; DemocrsS n.
ApxraAL STERLING, of the Fast Guh aausdro-.
| reports that very valuable rebel fishery vse d.
stroyed st Marsh Island. Flords. on tho feth uN .
| by an expedition from she Federal steamer e~"rs
and stripes. Sixteen prisoners were espeiseh.
without ors 70 our aide. The '1usdrcn hs' '''
captured shc Enslish blockade runner Lucy, With
en- assorted cargo.
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General Intelligence.
fBv Nsd 10 fAe Nee Yevh Sv~.l

WV HOLLAND, tho Democratic smslsr Nses
from Dorchester County, Nd. has rsaiGnsh his
sent.
Pr,srpu-r LrrooLu, IL Ia underseod. has A.,
rected the unconditional release ~ ths Penpsyi-
| vania Commissioners and Agents Of Election.
DunIss the stay Of the Empress n the French -
Swa' ach for three weekA she gave away N ths
heggars ~ ths, place, and in reply to be9gtns let
ter from various parts OF Germany no less 'nso
eAN0.
Two doctors, pr,ess. and several othsr indivtd.
uals, have be~n arrested in Msdv,d, charged WITH
forging = will, which be1ueathed Tsoper.y " ,h'
~niount ~ x5OO,Oo0 dire.tly in opposition N tbs
known Intentions Of the testator
srvn,ry bounty Jumpers. who deaer,sd snd
went over To the enemy, bu, who werc recapturAf
in Kentucky, were on Saturday sen, in irons q,
Gou. Patrick NJ CITY Point, " await trisl by Cour'-
martial.
kansas, hss cen sentenced a. be hung, on the 2sN
Of the present month, by q military oouimie eaion.
At ST. Louis, tor cutting Government telegrsps
wiris.
THY Executive Comrnitse NJ Fast Ternessas have
called State Convention, 10 meet At Nashville on
the 10Th of de- embcr, " Iorm ticket to be run for
Constitution Convention, the Governor 10 denua-
nate hc day tor the ec, ton by proclamation.
" Ia said in Washington by prom inep' friends
Of the Administration, that the sending a pesrs
| com nmissioners " Richmond 10 nct now contemp.
lated and that Presden, Lincoln will fully indicate
| his policy with regard u pacihcaiiou In his forth
conng annual message.
| THx pcrsistence of the bt,h Massachusetts tcol
| oredl regiment In refusing, for nearly two years.
| H. sceyt less pay thsp wh,te soldiers has finally
| triumphed. On the 2oth Of October the mon re-
crivsi their full arrears of pay. The regiment has
| leeD On service In south Csrohns for more than =
| year, and has done good service in many battles
| TnE Warrington correspondent OF the Philsdsl
| rhis LrDasR under date OF FRIDAY, says; "Tf~
| report thA, Ewel hiss retrrated up the Shenandoah
| Valley IL not credited hero, In fact lot,ers rs-
4 ,,sp Nr. ahAria m rim w