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Drn GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ 4 NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOD SKIKfTS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLEl STEEL
SPRING
J. !. & J. -. WEST.
NO 81 CHAMBERS ST., NEWNORK,
sre the Of the Patent and EXCLUSIVE Manufacturers
oftlns .
]. W. BRADLtY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SfhiNo
SKIRT.
This invention consists Of duplex Tor two) Elliptic steel
Springs ingeo-y braided tightly and firmly tosetheI edge
70 ede making the toughest most elastic he1ibe and durspe
SJrng ever used enabling the IL conequence OF u
greet elasticity and hexibeness to place and fold ths sA
when in easily and with the convenience az sh
OF I'm dress II entirely obvistes and siei the ony %
jectious Hoop Skirts viz the annoyance t, the wehr Us
the public especially In cr0wced assemblies csrria.s
railroad chITc pews, IN cIowcec place from 20
difficulty Of contracting them aud OccaFyut snal ~
this entirely the difficulty while giving the sst %
usual n sud symmetrical f5Im and Is the bghes' aho %
stylish aud graceful appearance Tor the stre, opera
made or dress lacy having enjoyed the Peasuo
comfort and great convenience OF wearing tho Duplex pm
Spr- Shirt for single day viii never a'ierw id WI hsy
dispense vi the Of then. Thoy afa tho best lsy ~
every part BY the -hesi, most durable coniosaoe %
economical Skirt made Merchants w be supPe d a. nops
and ladies' IN most drstclsss retail stores IN IN oJ A
tlrou ghout the different Stntes 1900. 90. a., rprtc.
~ INQUIRE FOR TIE Dm,LhA hhh'' Nv
SPRING SHIRT
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WAR OLPAErsEST, CAVALRY Bureau }
OFFICE on CEIRP CULErFRsAsl Err, ;
MAsnINHTOE nlas ]. 1864.


HORSES HORSES HORSES !-SEALED
\ PROPOSALS viii bo received - this oice mi, y
! o'c1ck u. MONDAY, Nay 18th. 1871, for TWO Iipu
sAsIsf2 fD0) CAVALRY HORSES, 10 be deiyefed al the
Gosesr.n Stables ia Hsuibug, Penn. within Any t1ol
davs ron date II contract. .
Said Horses 90 be sound IN eli Particular well broken MI
ae.hel ron, fesn jJ sixteen b) aands ig fOIn I'VE
~ 10 nine M year, M IN good condition and wen sdped
In every way 20 cavalry purposes. -
Thcss specifications viii be strictly adhered 70 ila hsy
enforced IN every particular. ., -.
40 bid will o. entertained unless accompanied By guaranty
for H. faithful performance.
TP- should any United Sars officer guarantee The proposal
hlir who should Trove 20 be iFresp1nsble hb name
will be reported the Secretary OF War; with rscoDisendA
ton tact .'lch officer be dismissed the ssgyce.
Al biic, and guoranioy ,cH be hd 70 the 'Ti'ss ar
cossfabi!iy and Jsre % comply oih terms ~ en
dks nc conircs rhen GEGrded. gI BE- ooed
- pT0fccutoa 20 nc JvH ,Ifcnf 81 ths lao. $500.
Form bid aud guaranty Do bad application a. us
-oro mica aiss master, u naTEsDuTs
Penn.
Successful bidders will preraIsd written
contracts, with good anl suhcen security, Immediately on
the accep snce of their bids
The osih 81 ,e.i.nce mus. accompany easI bid
Tao the right TO reject all bids deemed
unreasonable.
Bid. or hf,y l5O horses and upward win . entertained
Bi Tor fhr eHfre snDjr Of Hofses rrquir Invited
Payment wal BE- promptly made on conp., On u contrast
No u-iN bS ysc,iteI
proposs aust be inlurei Proposals for Cavalry HorscA
AM addressed 20 LisutC,L JAMES A. EKN Chief Quar-
ttrmAstcT Cavalry buTe1n, Wellington ID. {.
Any other Information will BE- promptly given on srpcs.
ton. personally or by le'ierto JAMES A. EkIS
Lieutenant Oonel. And Chief Quariesul,-r.
Cavalry Bureau.
70 Purchase IN the open will be continued liar.
forty i've 80 liau PR need Psymc made in Cersia-
Gu OF indr1totnrss Tor eight lStsiorses q
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oHpSASoH Owes. wAR DEpARrxEsr,

hAsH'S.TOs n y ' Ao} ,
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
4 nlcnt init. WEDNL SDAy, May 20 ~ p M. for the
delivery. the fonoNiuf ARENAS. Of HORSE EQUIP
hENTS Unitod stAios Cavalry p..tsrn. hereinafter
specified;
AZ the Nsw. Yort Arsenal IS no0 se,s
| At the frlukloid Arsenal, ?. O'g sets.
AZ the Allrsh4ny Arsenal 100 sets.
| AZ tho -. Louis Arsenal, 1000 scs
The curb brlde gelns t. be '-inches wide.
These sets Of Horse Equipments e. BE- furnished com
Tee, except the horse brush cuuycomb, arist pse Mn
Ink og spur. and straps aud baket The bits the
sleabr ron bar safs and sups, ere TO conform strictly
~ pattern sud nih g. those deposited the irsenA above
named The 10 be Of the regular paefn assorted
cs, than 81 inches between The bars the iuae
tho po-lnr tho sid. Of hard white God beech
the ocenh u an inch thieA and al lea into the wood
20 Do covered with the best ssu Uttered hide all other
covering 10 be ted The BE- subject 10 npec
ton during all Of the manufacture, aud deenet
tha leather DO inspected before cutting but the
Gnsl pecon Will be made Al the Arsenais where delivered
Deliveries be made in lots Of not less than tenth
per Of the hole number contracted fo the rrst de'
cry 90 be made On The lith day Of June 1904
Failures make deliveries At specified time will subject
tho contractor TO forfeiture Of the number he ay fail to de-
liver Il that dime.
bids viii be considered rom parties other than regular
manufactured and such Known this Department to
be tuy eompet.nt TO execute In their shops the
proPosrd FOR.
Bidders will nclo.e with their bid, the written acknoweds
ments 4 their sureties, their own signatures
Each party tanning contract VIII be obi sd to enter
bonds With approved .uretes Tor il, faithful execution.
the award being made, bdlfrs Loti
fed aud furnished with forms Of contract and bond.
Tie Department reserves the light to reject any al bids
N not deemed "a islactoTy.
Proposals will be addressed 20 Brgsder General George
ID. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Washinston d. Co." and vii
be indof,od "Propo'Als Tor Horse EquiPments'
GEO. u. RAMSAY,
ETiqaiie General Chief Of Ordnance.
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Inn NEW and Second Hail p

100 NEW and Second Hal Pianos, Melo.
IUU deous Alezauie and Cabinet Organs. e. s ana EN- en-
app led II purchased. Monthly payments re.l'el or -
rom 500 70 5000 New octave Pianos a, $40 ~
$275 1900 and up $40 One octave 'eee pa aaS ~
Guud Piano price 800 new, will be soli ios ~
renied for $40 per month leOOl sheets OF husic
little soed al "A cents per pse Cash paid i,f sec9 ~
Pianos HORACE WATERS, No fSi bto"'""' y
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Cost ano fonno.

7 OST or Observation-Disclosures No.
~ iO6T, for One Hundred Share. ERIE RAILEAf
COMMON STOCK IN the name Of DWIGHT ToWNs,issn,i
RAILWAY COMMON STOCK, In the name OF REGARD
scHELL owned by the undersigned The transfer hs sn
stopped ind ali persons notified negotiate ID Ger
tihcaes Applications will be made for new Certificate The
Under 10 requested TO return the same 10 =
PETERS K PR0BST, No IL Brod st.
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Proposals.


NAVY DEPARTMENT., wAsBIsoroH May O. 1854
COPPER SCALE.-There wiz be offered fs
" sale ct public auction, on THURSDAY, June o a "A
O'Clock at the United states Navy Yard Washington sbos
seveni i've thousand pounds Of Coppersscsls
be examined at any time previous day Of 81.
upon application the Commandant Of the Washington Nv
Yard Samples of similar Scale have shown 20 per cent
metallic copper.
Twenty per Of the purchase money must be depo.<
at the OF the sale and twelve days viii be slov. IN -
move it nom the yard and If not removed the deue
will be forfeited to the Government.
All payments to be ade IN Government funds and hsso
the Scale is removed from the Nsvy.ynd
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THOs. STEPHENS, } Crofon
ROBT. H. DARRAUu , Aqt
A. W. CRAVEN, } Board z
One Crotcn Aqoeduot Department, May a. 1864.

Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sealed Pro-
posst ssch ndorscd with tie Of the peon present.
ing the the date Of s presentation and the title Of the
work TO which rea,os will be received this Office un II
O'Clock n. Of FRIDAY, Msy H. 1854 Tor the construction OF
TRAr.BIoCk PANEMEkr5 In the following streets, to
wit In 81 av from 5h to Seth st. sso IA 4oths between
Oh l0thsvs and also in 72d.st, nom 5ih to 6h-sv.
and @, he construction ol the fooginf SEWERS, to w
In 10Th from Hudson River 10 andthrongh leh TO 18th
a. also Ia LIST ", from 3ith 1ohd with branch In 39thsl
to near I'd sso In Oh sv between 18Th and Sta also
In Oi.erst between Chatham square and Madison st. aud
aiso In Suholks., between Eroone aud Delaney For
further nlorus'On sppy 20 the Contract Cerk this oca
TiOS. STEPHENS, } Croton
RCBT. l.. DARRAGH fAqueduet
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
Office Croton Aqueduci Department May O. 1854
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SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPrIoN
BONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At
MI, Office IN Saturday Nay o. 1884 at o'clock p M fol
The whole or ay part Of the sur Of s2oOOoo Of Soldiers
Substitute bounty Redemption 8oad. Oftho County Of New
Yorh ssiho-d by Chapter and suouil by Chapter II
Of tho Law ,fIo and By an Ordinance Of lho Board o.
SUPERIOR, approved maya 1884,
Said Bond, bear ntecs, The Of six per cen, Per
annrm payable .en nnuy or The lat day Of May and No
venbor in each year and the pdnsp will be rcdeeDlbO in
suec .ye annual inaaen,, u 900 % EACH commencing
on tho Is, day ofNovelnber, is;9.
The proposals. viii state he Of Bouls desifcd, snd
the price per sloo thereof and the whose poPo'a'
re .ccepd VII be r.qi,ei to deposit with tho County
Treasurer Ia, the Broadway Blnkl wolnosdiy tho lot day
Of Jau-. 1864 The SUN. awarded to them respectively
On presenting to tho Comptroller H., receipts " the County
Treasurer for such deposits thu parties vii De entitled to
receive Bond, r cqnI amounts Of tho rr value Of tho
aw AIDED 10 them bearing interest & ON June l. 1854.
Each rropo,L should be 'cssj AMI lndored "Propo'l
for solder. sub.aint. bounty Redemption Bonds" and
Beosed In second envelop~ si,resi 70 the Comptroller
Tie Hsht reserved to reject Anyor all OF the bid,
sdered noeeerry protect promote tho Interests q the
County MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
err OF EEgY -DEPARTxEsr oT FIEiscE, Coxr
iRolLsE's oFrcs. Msy-6. 1874.
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V'O CONTRACTORS.-Separatc sealed pro-
po,a, ssri .dor-ei With tho 4 the person Dak
H.. the the date Of IT, prs~utson ind The title OF the
work which relates vii be received at this Office unu
II clock Of MONDAY Nay H. 1854 for the construction Of
the following stree. improvements, 20 Wit;
ia 90 tom 7h 30 wrist side Broad
way d. Iin-tta RI fom Esc sor 20 near Mnets
in 9Th sycrr. Rom tGih street 10 and thfoL Eh
oath TN evrnue se",T Ia Mon goery stT" I,
from Nati on 10 Uenly street and sever IN Monroe
between Market and ~ streets; also for laying
walls M Avenue A. bt snee IA si avenue, II lltth,
btn aud li1 streets, aud Ia ldagenus a. ION llh lion,
lith and 18th streets also for cosnlss In 9TH avenue
ess.efy side from ,h 10 57h street and aso iof
crossWak ia lat from SD 70 blsi seets snd for
tap block pavement Ia sh street hom "a 10 ~
SPECIFICATIONS AMI bahks tor the propos@. be obtained
op application 10 the Contract CLERK a. .hls crice.
THOs. STEPHENS. }
kosT, u / RAN P{iyE2hAGh. o'o'oa Aqoedoe' Board
Ofice Cro.on Aqueduct Department, May D. 1854
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hODl. "a. Dahi1ASh etoson Aquedoct poe
a. ". CHAhES,
Office Cro,on Aqneduc, Department May ?, ie5f

ITO CONTRACTORS. - Separate SEALED
PROPOSALS. each ndorsel with the title Of the work
fDr which tho be offered the Of the person pre-.
sens the and The dA.e Of ia presentation will he
c,irrd ~ this ufi.o until II O'Clock m. OF TUESDAY May
a. 1884, for the CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS IN tho foi.
lowing street, to wit In sd av, from l6thst 10 lzsth with
branch ia itl -, bewecn III and idav& Also. In l29h
hs,een 5ih and oh also Ia Orchard st. between Hous-
ton aud StAnioas's also 81 Oht between 18Th and Lexn.
s.o In inih av between joh and s'st. aud also
IN h between 3H and 3i.tss The peus for the above
ay be and specifications obtinod application to ito
Contact licIk
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Jron, Sc.

CCOTCH PIG IRON-500 Tuns No. |, "Glen-
- gamoeh" 100 Tuns No Esnon" for SALE in lot, to
suit By
EDWARD 8. SHERMAN.
No. 2S Pearl 1t
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No. 269 GRAND-Sf,
CORNER FORSYTH.
No 2la BOWERY between
SPRING AND PRINCE.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
LADIES' SILK CLOAKS including eros DE RHINE
GROS GRAIN, ori HEAVY CORDED from $40 to sl2e
made in H. best siune imported patterns
msACCj'Es, CJiESTEREGELDS aud CIRCULARS
cuILpRI..S SACQUEs AND CIRCULARS. in SILK
and CLIO II, from 80 to Sli.
LADIFs' JACQUES AND CIRCULARS IN CLOTH from
toto 90.
BLACK SILKS FOR DRESSES AND MANriLLAS,
fsom 81 25 to SO.
Having purchased several largo invoices Of Black s' PRIOR
10 late advance and doing business ,ctly at ONE PRICE,
we viii offer goods Tor the thirty days a; old prices
o. 4 j. MOWBRAY.
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
THE MOST POPULAR
AMI "'' A. T. STEWART & Co,
Broadway aud 10th At
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A FER THE WAR--WIIAI THEN
"A SEE THIS WEEKS ROUN) TABLE.
mo ADVEKTISERS.

TWO ADVERTISERS.
Il THE WATERFOWL REFoRrER, Daily and Weekly
pubi.hed st WalsrtoWn JefrTssI county, y - nave 20
seie q circulation Of over 90 pies and rs Advertising
Mediums unoqulsd by any Jila.s issued IN No!'neI.
Neyy-Yorf TIL WEEKLY RI OIsMEk cTcgsice oYt<
GOO Coicssearhrg every ueihbohooc IN Jeferson Coun.
IT, and large numbefs Of people the i'd dining Coes OF
81 Lawrence, Ospego and Lewb. IEhMS moderate co.l
!. SlNCLAiB, Publisher Ih5une, or TO . d. fEI'
TlNGlLL 70. Advertising Ags =, Ngw.l PIX
INGALLS,, BROCkWAf BIGELOW
ProuriafOfs.
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I'VE DRAFT POSTPONED!
1900 VOLUNTEERS WANTEDl
A CHANCE TVOR PAT RIOTS

A CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS
1t having been determined ths, the City 0. Now rort
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN in It's quot. under tho President. call for 10000 men,
the Dram has been porponed for few dag, order enable
the Cling OF the quota, II possible, by volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee appeal ts patriot
is Of the citizens Of this County to aid them In raising tie
Twelve Hundred aud Seventeen Men needed and ,hus
the County rom tls misfortune OF Draa
The County Volunteer Committee Will pay the following
Bolnties until further notice:
FOR ARMY RECRUITS. $500
FOR MARINES. 800
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR THREE YEARS.. 800
sOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARs..... 200
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAR...... ZOO
County Preni i Of $40 win also b paid for bringing
Amy Resrut 10 this Office In addition to tn. Government
Premium o. go. and County Premium Of so win BE- paid
for bringing Naval Recruit
Lot the srens Of York make grand aud final rally
70 ave ~ nom the impending dran.
G. GODFREY oUNTHER, Mayor,
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, ComphOllsa
ELIJAH Y. PURDY. Supervisor.
oRIsoN BLUNT. Supervisor,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, Supervise.
WILLIAM R. STEWART. supcrvisos
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary MeInbcs
oRisoN BLUNT, Chairman
NV Yosk, May II, 1864
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STEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDaL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS sre nov cons.isfsa
The best IN Europe well his county, having rectyi Hs
6r.t Prize Med. At the Words Erhib Ion b. o"tot los
Tho principal why tie Stenway Plane. are
20 all Others s tha, the hm q composed Of I'VE pic,hs
piano orts makers Gather and four son who invent s bes
Improvements, and under whose porso9ai ~ vsi.
every part Of the Instrument IS nanuisliufeh
Nos aud 70 EAST kouFeensh between Union square az
Irving Place. New-lork
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0banres for Bnsiness Alen.

ENOR SALE-A WINE and LAGER BEER
GILLIAN, No $50 Greenwich ct. Owner 10 going into
tho Army There are several waiter girla
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MASDN x HAMLIN' IABINEI OK ND,
WI for FAMILIES, CHURCHES, aud SCHOOLs.--heeos'
ulzed By uiuscs profso great, superior 70 Hrfno
NUNS Me0drons and ali other sus See our ilGs
,rnted catalogue explicit testimony 10 tn-r slpvsy
loriy Of thr most eminent orgsust IN AmeIcNl
Prices, s65 10 800 each.
CAUTION 10 PuRCHASERS-rhe great r'putstioa
which Cabinet Or-ls have ob'Nlel et h' cttesiss
demand Tor them. have induced dealers 70 adstrsr 10 ous
quite different instruments Gs Cabinet Olgsus, and In
other. to reprss mt q purchasers TIA. HAr1uns an Other
reed th' thing This i ut tue The eroal-
of orr Cabuet Organs which haf- given them ttsi
high reputation the result merely II TIE slrefory q
cir Workmanship bot also 70 large measure esset',l III
ic.euccs 10 constr elton H. beis pai"tei cannot %
inflated by otir makors rom these arise thHT bess
quality and volume aud unr, led capacity )E eIpsS
sion. NareroOns IA New-iorS, No. Mercer 81
MASON BROTHERS.
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IL PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
Wsrcroons No. rs Grand e.. y y Broadway.
full Assortment Of wel-snown Pianos con.'lf'y o
hand warranted In very r0rpect. Pll rasef VIII "e
eIane och and price. before mA.lg tn.h ssec.lons
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.nobrl Roids Inc Ken tuekY.

LOUISVILLE, April l5.-HeadquarterS
are advised Of a dispatch from Colonel
Gallup, received al Lexington, that the
rebels are in full retreat from Eastern
Kentucky. Tho late attacking force
near Pain.sville numbered about one
thousand. Col. True is pushing for
ward from Mt. Sterling, in The drec-
ton Of Pound Gap, to intercept them,
No fears are entertained Of the result o.
this incursion.
A small band of Benefits guerrillas
is reported to have gone from Hurkins,
vile TO Hartford, aud there robbed the
Peoples Bank and several stores.
Rumors prevail Of about twenty fivo
guCrrillas within five miles Of Shelby
vile.
Wbitcsburg has been evacuated by
the rebels; sack May their colonel,
recalled them to reinforce the rebel
Colonel Edwards, near PikOton,
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From the Army Of the POtomec

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 15.-EarIy
this morning, Mosby at the head Of about
FIVE hundred rebel cavalry, made their
appearance on the line of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, near Bristoe
Station, so suddenly as TO take by sur
prise the patrol for the protection ofthe
road between that place and Manassas,
and from 90 TO e5of our soldiers were
captured.
The rebels went away in the direc.
ion Of Fredericksburg.
Last night Lieutenant Colonel Justin,
with a detachment Of the 18th Pennsyl-
vania Reserves, went on an expedition
to 0ccoquan and vicinity. The party
returned this morning with FIVE prison
ers.
Having left the Army OF the Potomac
A. NJ, to-day, l speak knowingly
of prospects. The roads arc SO dried
as 10 allow the freest locomotion, and
there is nothing to hinder an early
movement The streams have assumed
their wonted dimensions, and the roads
are passable to say theleast.
Several dcscrters belonging to New
England regiments, escaped during the
recent storm,
The army is continually being ro-en'
forced by the arrival Of veterans and
parts OF regiments.
Three brigades of Con. Gctty's divis,
ion, 4th corps, have been reviewed, and
other reviews aud drills aye in active
progress throughout tho entire army.
The accession Of three or four brig
AIDES TO the enemy'S force, opposite Rae
coon Ford isroporled CD good authority.
Dispatches from the headquarters Of
the Army of the Potomac state that yes.
terday, about noon, party ofrebcl cav
airy made an attack on the pickels at
BdstoC Station, but were driven off Of
ter brisk skirmlsh, with a loss Of ono
man killed and two wounded. Several
of the rebels were wounded, but were
carried of by their comrnds The mail
train with General Giant on board had
lust passed a few minutes before the at
tack was made, and it is supposed the
attention was to capture him.
Suffers and citizens have all left tho
army, aud will not DO allowed TO return
boforc next autumn.
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From New orleans.

New York, April l5.-Thc steamer
George Washington brings New Orleans
papers oftho 9th, one day later, The
reported sinking of the rebel ram Ten
ncssee in Mobile bay was unfouuded
A disastrous FIRE occurred in New Or
leans on the night of the BIB. Tha
stores of Z. A. Yorke, Parsley & vii.
Hams and A. F. Cochrauo were burned.
The less is several hundred thousand
dollars.
The Free State Conveption had COM
plotOd its organization. 1t had voted
SO to IL that the members shall take the
iron clad oath Of December 9Th as well
as the oath prescribed by the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April l7.--0n Thursday
Col, Gallup, falling back 10 gel an I'd
vantageous position, attacked one thou
sand rebels, killing and wounding rs
including rebel colonel; capturing 50
rebels, one hundred horses and two
hundred saddles, near SOylersville. The
rebel advance run into Col, True'S al'
vance which was going from WOSt LIB
erty TO Saylersyille, which captured sig
rebels and pressed forward to join dal'
lUr.
Forty citizens Of BoonvillO whipped
Gray's guOrrillas, numbering seventy
five, They report no rebels " Perry q
BreolhiII counties,
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CoALSMoUTH, ApHl ~ 1864.
Mr.. Editor-On the 9th of this month
Captain Stewart who with his compiny
has been staying at Mud Bridge, in Put.
nam county, since the lst Of February,
and Isaiah Mccoy started to go to Bar
louisville, where the headquarters Of the
18th W. V. v. l., is at this time, and
after having gone some two or three
miles they we're fred upon by a band Of
bushwhackcrs who had concealed them.
selves behind an embankmcnt Of the
Railroad. Mccoy was bit, the ball en-
tering the small of the back little DO.
low the kidneys and passing outat the
groins, INJECTING very serious but per-.
haps not fatal wound, The Captains
horso became very much frightened and
threw him of and tramped upon his
breast aud bowels, thereby hurting him
very seriously, The rebels took both
the horses and without committing any
more injury to our two men, left. Tho
Captain is recovering from his injuries
rapidly | understand, whilo Mccoy is
in rather critical condition Captain
Botsrord who had been sent from Char.
lesion 10 intercept gang Off hundred
Guertllas that had camo into Logan
county, happened to be in this section
of the country Of tho time, and immOdi.
ately started in pursuit, but did not sue.
coed in capturing, OF, what would have
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been better. killing any of this squad
There arel number scattered ever the
country in small squads, furlOugh.
ID, and many Of them are coming in
and giving themselves up, while others
are being captured by our forces.
Company X. has about &c men sickat
this time, principally measles, how
ever, very dangerously, except Sergeant
EImore Taylor Of Roane county, who
is in rather q critical condition. More
anon. w. W. H.