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FIRING PIsToLs.-Francis James and Eman-
uel COY, oolOTed. were arrested last night, on the
Island, by 0tioers Barker and WallingSford, on
the charge Of firing pistols 10 the htreet. They
were taken before Justice Handy aud hned each
As
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N o i Q 4
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
IHGTON

INGToN
HAS row ON HAND,
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
a full supply OF these new BoadS.
SuL,cribers are requested 10 present. their cst(aCsh'
q once and reee,pe heiy boads.
Those having money TO inVoSt should not loSe
sight Of the fact that, BY investing In this LoHs,
they not only receive interest at the high rate OF
S-Io por cent, but secure to themselves the very
important advantage OF obtaining, At the end OF
hToe years,
SIX PER GENT. SGO YEAR BONDS AT PAR,
which are now worth over 10 per cent premium,
and which after the war mutt peoOssArily advance
to much AishS@PEte Hu2r'ii
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NHw YORK, Nov. 9.-The majority for Hon.
James Brooks, ON. Co. in the Eighth con.
gressional district, is reported at l25.
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LATEST FROM THE POLITI-
CAL BATTLE-GROUND.
A Close Vote in New York State.
Probable >Majorities for Lincoln
and Fenton Four to Seven
Thousand.
BELMONT PAYING HIS BETS.
Mcclellan Gone up Salt River
GEN. BUTLER TO BE ComPLIMENTED
WITH A PUBLIC DINNER.
ar.at JOY In the Monetary and Commsr-
cisl Circles.

New YORK, Nov. 9.-Little Napoleon found
his Waterloo yesterday. By means Of stupend-
GUS frauds he obtained the vote Of New Jersey.
By using the same means in this city the vote
OF New York State was made close one.
seymour's friends are betting here this after
noon that he is elected.
The Pest Of this evening claims the State for
the Union by from 5000 to 10000 majority, but
there are no returns to warrant this calcula-
ton. II will be sad record, indeed, If Mr..
Fenton is beaten.
Fernando Wood Is defeated for Congress.
Booby Brooks is elected by plurality Of l25
votes.
Preparations are making for grand Jubilee
over the great national victory.
A banquet is proposed to Gen. Butler. he
did not have over one hundred and fifty OF his
troops in the city yesterday.
A more peaceful election was never held.
Buffers presence did 1t. No one doubts that
a terrible riot would have occurred had he not
have been here.
Mcclellan has gone up Salt river on gun
boat.
Belmont is paying of his election bets.
George Francis Train is tapping his wings
In Wall street, and the countenances of the
monetary and commercial people are wreathed
in smiles. s. II.
LATER DISPATCH.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-New York State is
probably safe. The National Committee, at 3
O'Clock this p. M, received dispatch from
Albany, stating that returns enough have come
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

New YoRK, Nov. 9.-Gold opened at 245 and
closed at 257.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.


The steamship REBECCh CLYDE has arrived.
CoDsigness will please attend to the reception
o. their gcSd, At once Ihis steamer m :,s ioT Nc"
nos2t MORGAN 4 RHiNEHART.
ss-Publ, c schools.-"The COMMITTEES on
the Erection Of q Public school Building 10 the
tirh school pisris a in.te 'hs n S,ehlee hnni
building. A suitable reward will be given for the
plan adopted Any desired information in refer
or by J. b: Turton, ESQ, No: l2s II street north,
between Twenty.nrst and Twenty.second streets
west. j. o. WILSON, Secretary, kc,
No. Iss New York avenue,
no8-eo2v bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS.
Ss- The East washington Lincoln and
John.on Club will hold res1l>r meeting EHERI E
o'clock. All true lovers OF the Union fAvora.
ole to the election OF Lincoln and Johnson arc In
vised to unite with the WM SlSS' DIXON pr,,,s.D,
JAS. C. DULIE, Secretary. |2au
E1- short-Hand writer.-Any Person
requiring the services OF an experienced Short
hand Writer In preparing important papers, may
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They prevent miasmstic and Intermittent fevers.
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that It has d. s. Barnes signature on our private
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10 Georgetown, ID. O., Nov. ., 1ssa.
The steamship REBECCh CLYDE has arrived.
CoDsignees will please attend to the reception
of their goods at once This steamer sails for New
York on THURSDAY, November 10, At a. m:
nos2t MORGAN 4 RHINEHART.
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But the Administration may put forcible
stop to elections in Missouri, Kentucky, Mary
land, and Delaware; so 1t becomes a question
whether there are not some other States which
will probably vote the Democratic ticket. That
there are such will be seen by the following
Lists
STATES WHICH WILL PROBABLY VOTE FOR
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Arrival from CITY Polnt.

The mail steamer Cossack arrived this morn
ing from City Point. She reports nothing new.
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BY TEIEGR APH
Army-The Rebels to Assume
the Onsnsiys.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-The Hsrdld's dispatches
from sheridan's srmy, dated the srh instant,
state that Sheridan has received informa alton
that the rebels intend Immediately 10 assume
the offensive. Ewcll has superseded Early.
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Au2t-eoSm
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DISPATCH FROM GEN. BUTTER.
Gen. Butlcr telegrsphs that New York Stat,
has certainly gone for Lincoln and johnson.
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HE4OQR DEP or THE CUMBERLAND.
Six MILES FROM NASHVILLE,
December l6, 1864
To tbs President Of the u s., Washington,
d. C.:
This army thanks you for your appro-
batien of its conduct yesterday, and to
assure you that it is not misplaced, /
have the honor to report that the enemy
has been pressed at all points to-day on
his lines of retreat through the Brent
wood hills. Brig. Gen. Hatch of vii
sons Corps of Cavalry on the right
turned the enemy's left and captured
large number of prisoners number
not yet reported. Maj. Gen. Schofeld's s
troops on the left of the cavalry carried
several heights; captured many prison
ers and six pieces of artillery. Brevet
Major General Smith, next on the left
of Mai Gen. Schofeld carried the sa-
lient point of the enemy's line with
McMillen's Brigade of McArthur's di-
vision, capturing l6 pieces of artillery,
two Brigadier Generals and about 2000
prisoners. Brig. Gen. Garrard's Divi-
sion, of Smiths command, next on the
left of Nc Arthur's division, carried the
enemy's intrenchments, capturing all
the artillery and troops Of the enemy
on the line.
Brig. Gen. Woods Corps, on the
Franklin pike, took up the assault, car
ried the enemys intrenchments on his
front, captured eight pieces Of artillery,
something over six hundred prisoners
and drove the enemy within mile Of
the Brentwood Pass. Msj. Gen. Steed-
man, commanding detachments of the
different armies of the Military Divis-
ion of the Mississippi, most nobly sup
ported Gen. Woods left, and bore a
most honorable part in the operations
of the day. Ihaye ordered the pursuit
to be continued in the morning at day
light. Although the troops are very
much fatigued, the greatest enthusiasm
p evails.
must not forget to report the opera
tions of Brig. Gen Johnson, in success
fully driving the enemy, with the CO.
operation of the gunbOats, under Lieut.
Commander Fitch, from their estab-
lished batteries on the Cumberland
river below the city of Nashville, and
the services of Brig Gen. Croxton's s
brigade in covering and relieving our
right and rear in the operations Of yes
terday and to-day. Although | have
no report of the number of prisoners
captured by Johnson's and Croxton' 8
commands, | know they have made a
large number.
am glad to be able to state that the
number of prisoners captured yesterday
greatly exceeds the number reported
by me last evening. The woods, fields.
and intFenchments are strewn with the
enemy's small arms, abandoned in their
retreat
In conclusion, am happy to state
that all this has been effected with a
very small loss 10 us. Oar loss prOba-
bly, does not exceed three thousand
Very few were killed.
[Signed GEO. ii. THOMAS,
Maj. Gen. U. S Vols. Cam'dg
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Specialty.

MANUFACTURES STOCK OF WATCHES,
lNI Lockets, Chalnr, bracelets, Ring, Hns, eia-
some Ernb ems, Gold Pens aud Cases, togeth, 7
with full assortment OF Fine Jewelfy, vii be sold
AZ retsii for the next &c days. Certificates nam ng
the different aruc e. are put - envelopes and
sealed, and sebt without regard % choice. Cno
certificate telling yon What yon can have for u,
n be reut for cents, fiYe eei itfcates for ele-
gsn for 81 thirty ior s. AMER seeing the ST Gle, a
II does not We perfect satisfaction, you can r~turn
n and get the m0pey. 6reat inducements are Of
fer-d 70 sg-nts- We also msnuiact'ife badge- loi
evers division and corps IN the sfmy. We viii
send samule (pure silver with your name, regi-
rneni ans company handsomely engsaEes thereon,
on the receipt Of 81 50s together WIN our hole
sale illustrated circular 20 agents.
s. n WARD Co,
- D. NJ = : prnaauray ~ v
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By the arrival Of the Eagle we have
dates from Havana 70 Dec 10, and from
Mexico to Dec. 2. The Papal Nuncio
had arrived at Vera Cruz, and was re-
ceived with marked honors The Re-
publican forces uader Gen. Arteags,
the successor Of Urags, numbering
about 1000 men were totally defeated
on the 22d Of November At Iquilpan
One Of the most influential men Of the
Old Liberal parry, Jose ~ Cortes Es-
p4rea has accepted the Mioistry Of me
lnteriof 1t il again reported that
Jufa. z has abdicated the Presidency.
The state Of Sonora IS said 70 be on
the point Of declaring in favor Of the
Empire.-N T. Tribs7sr, a.
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Important TO Internal Revenue Tax
Payers.

One Of the collectors of Baltimore
has received instructions from the Dep
uty Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
which, in our judgment, makes dis
tinction without a difference As it is
Of interest to the public we give them.
The Deputy Commissioner says
Cali vehicles used in transporting
pefsons or property from place TO place,
for hire, are liable 10 the tax on the
gross receipts, but distinction must be
carefully made in the case of livery
stable keepers II a person order a
carriage from the stable 10 be at his
house certain hour, and the owner has
no knowledge of the direction in which
the carriage is to be taken, he is not
subject to any tax, but if g person or
der carriage from the stable 70 con
vey him TO a certain point, and the car
riage IS sent for that specific purpose,
the owner is liable to the tax.
He adds:
/ have no doubt Of the propriety Of
applying the same rule and making
the same distinction in regard 70 Vehi
cles for transporting persons. Assessors
should therefore require returns only
of such gross receipts Of vehicles as
accrue from transportation as ia named
at the time when such vehicles are or
dered.
The above opinion was given in eluci-
dation of the l03d section Of the Inter
nal Revenue Law of June 30, 1864.
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OFFICE PROVOST MARsHAL !
NASHVILLE, TENS., Dec 8, 1864. :
Provost Order,
No. 252 EXTRACT.
In accordance W tn the decision Of Mill
tsry Board called from Post Headquarters, for the
purpose Of preparing a Schedule OF Prices, regula-
ting the sale Of Fuel, Vegetables, and other neces
sares of fe IN this city the list of prices establish
ed by Provost Order No. 246, dated Nashville,
Teno, Nov. 26, "a, are hereby changed IS follows
WoOD-Sl5 co per cord, BEEF-2Octs. per pound,
MuTToN-I8cts. per n, BUTTER-s0cts. q lb
TuRSrPs-S2 50 fsbush. CABBAGE-5Octs D head
ONoNs-Sl D bushel. FLoUR-Sl5 u bb
MnK-15cts g Qu'rt
SWEET PoTAToEs-S4 90 - bush.
lash P0TAIoEs-S3 90 q bush.
The above prices will be changed az often as il be-
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof.
Any parties selling in Markets, or Private Stores,
at prices higher than Schedule rates will be arrest
ed and Their goods eonfscaied. All psrsons ere IN
vited TO port promptly any violation Of this Order
TO this Office.
BY command Of Big. Gen. JSO. F. MnLER.
HUNTER BROOKE,
dec9-d Capt. and Provost Marshal.
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Cousrsavrrrs.-Informatiob has ;,

COUNTsRFEIfs.-InfOrm hss been re-
ceived by c. L. Barlow x Co. that certain
druggists In this city have been palming OF
on persons calling for DR.. VeilOe's PINK Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say Is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise all persons to get tho
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-worm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unPrineipled man to impose any other
preparation on you, but get DR.. Velloc's
Pink Cerate, manufactSrsd by Z. l.. Bar
tow Co., No 1871 Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
P. S.-A liberal discount made 10 dealers
Sent by mail 70 any address on receipt Of
81 IL. Be sure that you get the genuine
ssp14-tf
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distribution of supplies to Prisoners.

Distribution or Supplies 10 PFsOBers.
By order of the Secretary of War
Brig. Gen Joseph Hays and Col Ste
phen M. Weld, jr., 56th Mass, prisoners
of war, have been selected according to
the arrangement made TO receive and
distribute to our prisoners of war in the
South, clothing and other necessaries
that may be issued by the Government
or contributed by individuals. The
Government will forward to our prison
ers the following articles; Uniform hats
caps, coats and jackets, flannel shirts,
drawers, bootees, stockings, wooden and
gum blankets, aud commissary stores.
The friends Of the prisoners forward
to them by fag-of- truce boat, OF other
authorized channel, the following arti-
cies: Coats, pants, vests, underclothes,
socks, hats, caps, shoes, handkerchiefs,
suspenders, looking glasses, brushes,
towels, combs, clothes, brooms, buttons,
tape, thread, sewing-eotton, pins and
needles, scissors, poeket-knives, paper
envelopes, steel pens, lead pencils, PEN
knives, postage stamps, tobacco, cigars,
pipes, snuff, crushed sugar, syrups, lard,
family soap, butter, smoked beef, beef
tongue, Bologna sausage, corn meal,
nutmegs, pepper, mustard, table salt,
salt fish, crackers, cheese, pickles, dried
fruit sauces, vegetables, lemons, nuts,
apples, matches, yeast powder, crockery
glassware, tinware, meats and hsh IN
cana All articles must be forwarded
10 Col John E Mulford at Fortress
Monroe.
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MAT1MoRAs, Nov IA. 1854 Some days
ago General Canales met snd complete
ly'defeated Juan Nepomueeno Cortinas
Ii is said that CoFtina was captured
and afterwards summarily executed.
The gaeyrillas hare as everywhere
else in this empire, are quite numsrons
They infest the road between this place
and Monterey, and the one between
Monterey and San Louis Potosi
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, such as machin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
ets, at the Banking House, corner of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
of Government claims.
CHHoKs on The DzPOsITARY At LOUIsyILLA,
cashod on the very best terms.
Taos. 8. HARR.
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A. Z NJ. LAsDsBERa Co., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner of Public Square and
Market Street, offer 10 the trade ahd their
friends at large, their great stock Of liquors,
consisting in part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bitters, schie-
dam Schnspps, CataWba and Claret Wines,
az the low rates Of one dollar per bottle.
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. 4 NJ. LANDsBERG 4 Co.
Oct 27-sm.
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DIAKRH0A AED DYsEETHRY.-We have ex-
anined great number of letters from some
Of the most prominent citisens in Cincin-
nsti and CoVington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Disrrhna
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 70
publish Mr.. Woods, Of CovingtOn, says
he was pronounced ineurable By the beat
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR..
5triekland's Anti-ChOlsra Mixture effected
= permanent cure, after suffering for months
With the EOrst form Of DisrrbSa AMI Dye
entery. ap 7S-tu " th-IY
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Do you see that group of Ladies GO
ingup or down Cedarst Nine chances
out of ten they are going or have been
to Morse's Gallery of the Cumberland,
25 Cedar st, opposite Commercial Hotel
Oct27-tf
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's Gallery Of the
Cumberland" at 25 Cedar st. Here
they can find thousands Of pictures Of
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, of the land
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The new Gallery Of I. J. Merritt 4
Co, makes every style Of Picture, no
exceptions. noy4-tf
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General Orders,
No. l30.

General Orders,
No l30.
The Major General Commanding,
with pride and pleasure publishes the
following dispatches to the army, and
adds thereto his own thanks to the
troops for the unsurpassed gallantry
and good conduct displayed by them
in the battles of yesterday and to-day.
A few more examples of devotion and
courage like these, and the rebel army
of the West, which you have been
lighting for three years, will be no more,
and you may reasonably expect an
early and honorable peace.
(By Telegraph from Washington. D.
To Maj Gen. Thomas
Please accept for yourself, officers
and men, the nations thanks for your
good work of yesterday. You made a
magnificent beginning; great con
summation is within your reach: do
not let it slip.
[Signed A. LINCOLN.
lBy Telegraph from Washington, D. C.l
TO Maj. Gen. Thomas
rejoice in rendering TO you and the
gallant officers and soldiers of your
command, the thanks of this Depart
ment for the brilliant achievement of
this day, and hope it is the harbinger
of decisive victory that will crown
you and your army with honor, and do
much towacds closing the war.
1SiOnedl EDWIN III. STANTON.
By Telegraph from Washington, D. G.
To MAJ Gen Thomas
Your dispatch offthls evening is iust
received. congratulate you and the
army under your command for to-days
operations, and feel conviction that
tomorrow will add more fruirs TO your
victory.
rSigned1 o.. s. GRASr, Lt-Gen.
By command of Maj. Gen. THOMAS
ISignedl VIZ D. WHIPPLE,
A. A. o.
fOficiall
HENRY M. CIsT, A. A. @.
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MoRsE is the first to introduce this.
new style of Pictures, Every body that
see them ara delighted with them
Call at the Gallery of the Cumber-
land" and judge for yourself ol4tE
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Church Street Lots

xroRE THAN ONE HUNDRED FEST FRONT
mi IL around on Church street.. midway betEeen
f6- 1ssaf, anOoga Depot md the Pententiary, c.
leased for three years in lots Of rom ten 20 thirty
aers-s@ ~. :. y IVY NILSSON a NURFRER.
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Annual Income Tax.

COLLECTORS OFFIcE. % DIsTRI T Tenn. .
NAsavfLLEs De-. n Is64
rTYdE ANNUAL AsSEssAENT LIsT FOk THE
Il year lseas q al Inceme Carriages. and Iiean-
ssH has oser receiFed from the A esaor. and is
nov nov RAY ior eoilec1on. Also the speoi.l ID ous
List Tor ls63 All Per Ons arr heysfy uof6ed fi,st
ssif taxss must b paid on or before IN sist aay Of
Deceinhef' rnst s.er which date tee peaalts pss-
'finea y laS WI b. ngjdls eugoresd
deelS-ks % II l. NORyELI.. Collector
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NOTIOE.

Annual meeting Of the Stockholders o. the
"A sFirst Ma ionsl Bans Of Nashville" vii be
held At the Office Of said Bank IN tiis cry on tle
ecopd Tuesday. being the q0) tenth day OF Janua-
~ next Tor the purpose of electng SIX 20 Drect-
J. q. OGDEN, Cashier.
A.,ata
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A Scholarship in Bacon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 bargain ca,s
BE- had Apply 70 or address this Office.